Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-17
From Thursdays Daily.
Guntbers Bon Bon's at the Phoenix.


Watch for the Ross House Christmas
Day Bill of Fare. If
James Miller went To TiGsa today on
business.
See those elegant Hubbard squash at
I Ninali's. Ut
The Foresters have special meeting
! tonight III Castle hall.
A nice lot of dolls for Christmas pres.
ents at the Peoples Drug store.
We print an interesting Washington
letter on the fourth page today.
Csc. Stevens, Of Argos, was in the
city today OH business.
There is talk Of another livery barn
being started in Plymouth soon.
John Shoemaker is slowly improving
from his long siege OF sickness.
Dallas Hoover will return to work in
the Novelty next Monday.
The Plymouth hotels are preparing
for big trade during the holidays.
A few more days like today has been
and the mud will be thing OF the past.
Candies and nuts for Christmas, We
have the largest line in the city al
Finalls. 1T
The Woodmen of the World initiated
two candidates into that order last
night.
The Rathbone sisters will do ini
tlatory work in their lodge room tOmor-
row night.
See those beautiful picture frames
and ell kinds of needle work al II.
Schlarb'S on Caro- street. If
Don't forget the Swedish Grand
Concert company at the oEera house
Wednesday night Dec 22nd.
Mrs. Charles 5. Price will go to
Indianapolis Friday for few days
visit.
The change in the weather has had
a very preceptable change on the busl-
ness in Plymouth.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Metsker has been quite sick for
the past week with serious cold.
Rev. Lands, who was unable To fill
his station in the church last Sunday on
account of sickness is himself again.
Our readers are requested to read
carefully the inducements OF advertisers
in the local columns. They will guide
to KlondIkc fields.
Smoke the Monarch cent cigar,
manufactured by Fethke, Michigan
City. Wm. +. Young at the Gem cigar
store is the sole agent in Plymouth.
There will be meeting of the Rath.
bone sisters Friday night III Castle hail.
a full ATTENDANCE is desired. Airs. Rena
Armstrong NJ. of Il. and G.
The Odd Fellows have important
business to transact tonight in their
lodge room There will also be work In
the second degree.
Big hunting and fishing stories are
almost thing of the past in Plymouth.
Still there is no telling what day the
disease will break out again.
Eldridge Thompson returned home
from Chicago last evening where he
went to purchase the fixtures for his
cigar and billiard room, which he Will
open up in few days.
The widow, of Ex-Governor Chase,
has been granted a pension of SO
month with several hundred dollars
back pay.
Clint CRUDE, teacher of the Twin
Lake school, has the greatest oumoer
of pupils of any teacher in West town
ship.
Only one popular priced toy depart
ment in Marshall county at Bargain
basement of Kioepfer's New York
store. ct
DIR. Aspinall and wife will entertain
a party of friends of Dr. BortOn in hon
or of that gentleman's Goth birthday.
Dr. Bort0n Is counted as being one of
the oldest inhabitants of Plymouth.
There was never any need of going
out of town for toys and Holiday goods,
since we had our Bargain basement
Prices the very lowest.
ct KiOepfer's New York Store.
Miss Rose Maxwell, daughter of Rev
J. A. Maxwell, formerly pastor of The
NJ. +. church of this city will assist the
Epworth leagne in a musical entertain
ment in this city New Years night.
Masonic meeting, Plymouth Kilwin
ming Lodge No. l49, free and accepted
Masons. will meet Friday, December IL,
1897, at o'clock, for business and elec-
ton Of officers.
Our fellow townsmaD L. J. Winnings
will be candidate for the nomination
of county clerk subject to the decision
of the democI attic nominating cOnven-
tieR.