Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-17

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1t will not be long until all the old
time Democratic office holders will be
looking for jobs elsewhere.
The adjustors will be here in a few
days TO adjust the loss Charlie Shaded
sustained 10 the fire at TippecanOe.
J. \. Wilson, who has been under the
weather FOR the past few days, is able
to be at his post of duty again.
There is alarm again in Laporte over
the outbreak of dlptheria. Several new
cases have developed in the past few
days.
But very few farmers have been in
the city today, On account of the terri
BILE conditions Of the roads III the coun
try.
\ smooth stranger worked Laporte
business houses by representing that he
had been sent TO buy furniture etc, for
the Catholic church. He collected quite
a sum of money and then skipped out
The V. V. VS., gave another one of
their select dances at the opera house
last night. y good crowd was present,
the dancing was fine, and the music
excellent.
There viii be special meeting of the
Foresters In Castle hall next Wednes-
day night. Important business.
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Mrs. Dora Hansen went to Maxen-
kuckee today, to take charge of a class
of forty young military cadets and give
them instructions in dancing. Mrs.
Hattie Capron accompanied her.
Mrs. Nate Stevens gave an afternoon
party at her beautiful home on Michi-
gan street from till O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Little Katharine assisted
her mamma in entertaining the guests.
Refreshments were served.
| Orlando Packard, formerly of Ply
mouth, will soon be called upon to sur
render his fat office of State Bank ex-
amner to Mr.. Mansfield. Mr. Mans.
field is secretary of the State Central
Republican committee.
The Fulton county commissioners
concluded not to employ a county
attorney 10y the year, but TO secure the
services of lawyer, When occasions
may demand. Whether this will prove
saving to the county remains to be
seen.
Recorder Walker, John W. Butler,
Harry CRUDE and Deputy Sheriff Bon
durant paid the Old Santa Anna school
house, located In south west part of the
county, visit today. The three former
taught school there years ago.
j. w. Thayer and Harry owindell re-
turned from indianapolis yesterday
over the VandalIa. Both gentlemen
attended the meeting of the Scottish
Rite MasonS, participating as candi-
dates for advancement. They are 32nd
degree Masons and are happy.
Daniel Mcdonald of the Democta at,
returned from Indianapolis yesterday
III attended three days session OF the
Scottish Rite Masons in that city and
reports the occasion d most pleasant
one. Degrees from the 10Th to the 32nd
were conferred on 10 Candidates.
\ mind reader over in Porter county
is going 10 attempt the remarkable feat
OF stretching his mind around the
globe. A letter viii be started tour
weeks ahead OF him, when he will start
after it blindfolded. He thinks he will
overtake the letter and locate it through
the exercise of his wonderful powers.
Mayor Taggart, of indianapolis has
ordered the police to suppress all slot
machines and gambling of every cut
and kind. lie wants it done at once
and done quick.
NJ. NJ. Shawlracker, who has been in
North Dakota on prospecting tour,
returned TO Marshall county last night.
He is well pleased with that country.
and will likely locate there in the
future.
ExCOngressman b. +. Shivley, of
South Bend, was i'll the city today shak-
ing hands with his friends. Mr.. |
Shivley always meets with warm and |
generous greeting when he comes TO
Plymouth.
On account of the opposition of her |
father, Miss Mabel Reeve resigned her |
position as instructor of Culver City |
dancing class, and has turned the same |
over to Mrs. Dora Hansen. Miss Mabel
was very competent instructor, but
In Difference to her fathers wishes she
gave 1T up.
n minister in neighboring town has
wisely declined an addition to his salary
on the ground that the hardest part of
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