Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-24

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Miss Sephina IIoff of this city and wit
Messed the beautiful ceremony OF thei
marriage at the NJ + parsonage by In,
Rev. Smith. Their dinner was in read
mess on their return at the brides home
| They go soon to South Bend to max,
their home where he Is employed in Tx
Singer Machine factory. Many friend,
wish them a happy future.
Frank Thompson, Walter Fox, Chas
Becker, H. X. VOLS who are employees
OF the cycle works arrived in plymouth
! today after two days absence with
friends and relatives in TT Wavne
The boys had a splendid time and the
Independent is very glad to record then
presence once again in Plymouth.
Complaints are being filed 10y some
! of the citizens WHO own land forth of
the city, on account of the hunters tres
passing on their land and hunting
me, and il is likely some prosecu-
tlons will follow. One man called at
the independent office today, and re-
quesled that We publisi. the law beaI :
ing on the subject, but as every school
boy is familiar with me Jaw, it is not
necessary to publish it again.
Col. c. +. Thompson an old Marshall
county boy, is visiting his parents and
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friends. The Colonel Is not as young
as he used 10 be, but he still retains
that old time fire which will always
make HIM one of the honored boys Of
Marshall county. Commissioner FARRELL
says that the Colonel has prospered in
the west, and for all of which We are
glad to noe.
Lot LOsey was out with Rich Brown
Saturday and encountered Carl Rey-
nolds who was driving NAB. A race
was the result and one of the finest ex-
hibtions of speed that was ever wit
messed on Michigan street took place
Rich was too much for the Queen of
rhe turf.
Every absent husband, son and
daughter returned to Plymouth to
spend Christmas with the old folks at
home
Mr.. Harry Oar ing of the Laporte
Heard was the guest of Mrs. Dora
Hansen Saturday and Sunday
A social hop was given at the opera
house saturday night. At the close Of
the dance Harry Corbin was presented
with silk umbrella the gift of the
club. The presentation speech was
made by John Capron.
Porter KIeckner and bis wife will re-
side in South Plymouth until spring
when they Will move TO the country
where Mr. Kleckner will be employed by
Mr.. Mattingly for the the mkt year.
1t was an ideal Christmas day and
every body seemed to enjoy it. I he
was perfect and every person
that had pair of bob sleds or a cutter
brought them into use There was
some lively driving on North Michigan
street in the afternoon.
MIR. John FultZ and family of North
Manchester were guests of Rev o. L
Lands and family over Christmas and
they took the 1923 train this
for their home. Mrs. Fultz is
a sister of Mr. Lands.
The Christmas entertainment at the
U.-B. church was good and well attend
Ed the church being filled TO its utmost
C ,pacity, The entire school was treat |
ed and number of the teachers gave
presents to their pupils and the pupils
to the the teachers.
The u. b. Sunday SC, DOL Sunday was
of interest and largely attended. Fol
lowing are the officers elected for the |
ensuing year Alonzo Low. Supt. j. V. |
VanGllder asst, Supt. Ellie CLANCY Sect.
Cora WIndbigler asst. Sect. Letta Eas-
Ierday Librarian, Viola McGowen asst. |
Lib. Viola Alderman chorister, Emma |
Appleman asst. Choir. George Love
Treas. Grace North organist, Anna |
asst. Organist. This school is |
IN tlOurIshing condition.