Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-24
LOCAL BREVITIES
From Thursdays Daily.

MOI a oll ul&ut last ulRut.
Don't fail to inspect the Sterling sill
Yer novelties and cut glass at LOsey's.
Weather:-Generally fair tonight ard
Friday. Not SO cold Friday afternoon.
Tea sets. fountain pens, watch chains
and charms In all designs at Loseys.
Orla Young Will take the srd degree
tonight in Americus lodge No VI
|. O. OF.
More trains pass at Plymouth on the
Pittsburg than at any point between
Chicago aud Crestline Ohio.
Durants lawyers are still at work
! trying to save the clients neck which
will probably be stretched on Jan. Z.
George W. Marble and George H..
Thayer are In Chicago transacting busi-
ness for the Novelty company.
There has been no less than 100 cords
of wood sold on the streets of Ply
mouth today.
Frank Purcells. of Monticello, will be
the guest of Bert Harris during the
holidays
Mrs. James Reeves is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reeves. She arriy-
ed last evening from Columbia City.
Everything in the line of Sterling sill
YER novelties. silver backed combs and
brushes at Losey's.
Ed Hillsman and wife will spend
| their Christmas in Peru with Mrs. Hills
mans parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. j.
Scott.
Look over the elegant assortment of
ladies and gents rings, diamonds and
opals at Losey's. You can't make a
prettier present.
But little politics is being talked now
days. 1t requires warm weather to get
the average politician in talking
mood.
We pride ourselves upon the stock of
cut glass We have secured for the
Christmas trade and invite the pubic
to inspect it at Los US.
Only one popular priced toy depart
ment in Marshall county at Bargain
basement of Kioepfer's New York
store. TT
Officer Baxter is laying for the fellow
who resisted a summons yesterday and
made his escape. 1t is only question
Of time when the young man will have
to answer the charge of resisting an
officer.
Arthur johnson, changed car 10
Bourbon this mOrning on his way home
from Lafayette, where he has been d
student IN college for the past year.
The calico dance tonight in the opera
house will be one Oh the events of the
winter and from what we can learn it
will DO one of the largest attended
dances that was ever held In Plymouth.
Turner. the North Michigan street
meat market man, has a nice deer that
he will serve to his customers on Christ
mas. A real nice young man said that
he proposed to flake" the head of this
heautiful deer and keep it as a momen-
to. Tuner wants to be on the alert.
Odd Fellows will meet in regular ses-
sion tonight. This is their night for
nominating officers and al interesting
meeting is promised.
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.
st KlOepfer's New York Store.
Matthias Feiter and wife who have
been visiting friends in Buffalo New
York for the past four months have re-
turned to their home in Plymouth.
Did you SEQ those % cent kid body, |
bisaue head dolls that open and shut .
their syess They are at the toy de
partment of Kloepfer's New York !
sters. ct
j. n. Wilson is not feeling the best
of late from physical standpoint yet
for the past few days he has been able
to transact business at the old stand on
Center street.
Now there is l6 year old youth of
English birth doing this country. He
is an orphan without cent who pro-
poses to make a tour of the world
For hot water bottles 90 to the Pe0-
Piles drug store. The line of perfumer
les found at the Peoples drug store is
in Plymouth. The purest
drugs, and the most reasonable prices
at the Peoples drug store.
A skinny girl hates to climb a fence
or walk over mudy crossing but the
plump girl delights in the exercise and
frequently gees back to repeat 1t when
there Is young man IN sight.
George WOlfOrd returned home from
10, Al A