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

merclal is up in arms against the wo-
man who PERSISTS in wearing high hats
during performance in a theatre.
Nothing OF that kind is complained OF
in Plymouth The ladies Wear the high
hats all right enough and they look very
sweet in them but they have the good
taste to remove them before the curtain
rises
The is an ordinance hat requir' :
that every peddler take ont license III
| Plymouth. Some don't do it al the
proper time but they are Invariably
brought to time. There was a case
brought this morning before Justice
| Reeves for not taking out license, and
it was postponed until Monday next.
The side walks have been very slip
perry today and a number of ur OLD
tune stand by's have struck thu stone
walks very hard had they not haveheeo
christians they might have expressed
an opinion on the ups aud downs OF
| Ife
Harry Woodland and Mary Wade were
married Saturday night. Harry is al
emplose of the bIcycle factory. and hi
bride is we'll known in Plymouth. she
is handsome ana good nalured and
Harry Is to bt Congratulated on sec r
ing her tor life partner. The hide
PENDENT wishes them all the success
that may come TO them
III. G.. Thayer, of this city lecturen =
Goshen Sunday evening. Ills subject
was Paui's journey 20 Rome The IRE
Oyt-rian church was crowded and from
what we have been able TO learn tn
audience Was an appreclatlve one, ann
the speaker was at his best. There ar
ndmber of platform orators IN I
country at this time, who mmand aud
get big prices for their lectures, bui
there are none be ter than II. G. rhayeT
who asks no financial remuneration.
1t is now authoritively stated ths
FItzsimmons Will give Jim Corbett on
more chance TO redeem himself. Jul
ian says that another fight will pos
lively take place in the near future
An exciting scene took place in
Justice courl IN Crawfordsviiie S1rUr-
day. Roy Cox VAS charged with bein
the author OF Ire-e Yunkiu's ruin. Ii
denled he charge Miss Yuukln DIRE
! A revolver and fired at ne young ina
but The bullet missed him and cut off
bunch of ne courts whiskers He sal
he girl did right and refused 10 ii
her ioT contempt of Court.
Cal SinnIngrr, well known in Ply
mouth. is publishing daily paper al
Warren, Ind, and he goes after sui
scrlber who refused" his his paper as
follows:
"'The first fellow to run up againsl
the Independent buzz saw for not pay
ing his subscription bill is one named
Joseph Williams. He is indebted t.
this office since the 2lst, of Feb. 1897,
and today showed his paper back into
the office marked refused" 1t is our
candid opinion, plainly expressed in
Anglo Sax IN, that man VINO will try
To beat small paper bill would steal
sheep or chickens. We don't say that
Williams would steal sheep or chick
Ems, but if we lived close 20 where
ne does we would keep good paddock
on our sheep pen and chicken coop. A
that some men lack to keep from be-
coming sheep thieves is good oppor-
tunlty. Williams. sir named Joseph,
will die some day and We promise hin
red hot obituary.
Last Saturday night Const able Bax-
ter arrested John Doe and Richard Rot
in house on North Plumb street ac
companied by young lady by the
name of Ella Dlckey. Roe and Doe
paid up and Ella went to Jail. Her case
will be leard by Justice Corbin later.
She is charged with running house of
Ill fame and as Roe and Doe plead
guilty of frequenting the place Ella Wi
have some trouble squarlng herself IN
the eyes of the law. We have made in
qulries tOda as TO the identity of Roe
and Doe but have failed to get their
true names If We knew who they were
The public would know but unless som.
one t~lls us we cannot do 1t. Later or
We NAV be able to enlighten the publ,
as To who they are.