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

| Henry Hall, the stock buyer is re
! ported somewhat better.
The attendance at the Eastern Stai
lodge last night was exceedingly large.
The jury il Judge Caprons court
were excused Yesterday until January
3rd.
Jim Miller. don't like country life.
and will move back to Plymouth from
MS farm Jan. LIST.
Bert Nussbaum, of Ann Arbor, Mich,
is in the city TO spend the holidays with
friends.
Charlie Force, Of the Marion Soldiers
Home, Is IN Plymouth, TO spend the
holidays with friends.
The Swedish Concert company will
be greeted with crowded house to-
night.
Miss May Coal, who has teen visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Grant Benz. OF
North Center street returned 10 her
home In Bourbon yesterday.
The case of Ella DicKey which was
set for trial before Justice Reeves TO-
day has been postponed for one week
on account OF her sickness.
Weather: Fair tonight. Cooler in
south west quarter Thursday. lncreas-
Ing cloudiness AMI warmer, with snow
/ fiurries.
DIR. Wm. Weiser at Bourbon was
granted d license to practice medicine by
the State Board of Medical Beglstra-
ton at Indianapolis Dec 10 and the
same was recorded at the county clerks
office today.
Charlie Porcher, Of Twin Lakes, is in
the city today and he says that If this
weather only continues few weeks
longer, the wheat crop in Marshall
county viii surp1ss that of last year.
James L. OBrien and Grace Ault
both OF this city were married by Rev.
o +. Lands last night Dec. 81. Mr
and Mrs. o brien will lake their future
home in this city. They have the con
graduation OF their many friends Tor
tong and happy life.
Pr mouth WAS visited today by some
very spruce young men. They were
JUS toe sweet to look at and if good
looks and style counts for any thing
they are certainly entitled to some CON
Slderatl0n.
Charley Boyer and Harry Gensler
lett yesterday for Iowa where they will
join theatrical troup. They ar both
good actors and nice young men and We
nope they will meet with the success
which they deserve.
Plymouth Chapter No. 20 o. L. 5.
held It's annual election of OIL GERS last
evening which resulted as follows:
Mary l.. NJ. Tnayer Worthy Matron,
ID. Mcdonald Worthy Patron, Bertha
Mcdonald asst Matron. Grace Aspinall
Sec, Ida NJ. BurSert Treas, Eta II.
Thayer Conductress, Eva Firestone
Asst Conductress.
The opening of the "Clipper" cigar
store last evening was attended by
hundreds. The "Cllpper" Is d perma-
nent fixture in Plymouth and Will re-
ceive good patronage. The furniture
is new and NICE The billiard and
pool tables are extra fine, while the
stock OF cigars and tObaccOs are as
good as can be found Everything is
neat and tasty, and We wish Mr..
Thompson success.
The man vino Will stop his sleigh in
the middle Of the street to allow the
children to pile IN for d ride, has
heart In him like a town lot. You can
bet your bottom dollar that such man
never has any trouble at home. lie is
made of the right material, and his re-
ward In the great beyond will be great.
But the fellow that will kick the folks
off because they persist in having a
ride, has a "yellow streak" in his make
up.
This is the week for weddings. We
have been told of five but We were al
so admonlshed To keep quiet and say
nothing but saw wood. All right we
will not betray them but 1t is not the
wright thing 10 do. We have come to
the conclusion that marriages are all
rio ht and if the parties don't want any
thing said about 1t the newspapers can
afford TO remain quiet.