Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays DAILY.

Plymouth COmmandry held an in
terestlng session last night.
Foresters meet in regular session to-
night in Castle hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Miller, of Chi
cago. are visiting the formers father,
Mr.. l.. w. Miller.
David How has heard nothing of the
horse and buggy stolen from his stable
on Wednesday night.
Marshal Meyers keeps the street
crossings passible for pedestrians but
it requires considerable work.
The Altar Guild meets with Mrs. Ed
Thomas next Monday night. All mem-
bers are requested to be present.
The Odd Fellows had big crowd
present in their lodge room last night.
joe Arney and Charlie Bushman re-
ceived the third degree.
What has become of ali the tramps
is very common question asked From
reports it would seem that they have
taken up winter quarters near Elkhart.
Leave your orders for Turkeys, chick
ems. fish and oysters for Christmas at
the Daily Fish Market two doors north
of the post office.
Mrs. j j. Faude and daughter. who
has been the guests of Mrs. John Blain
for the past few days left this morning
for Michigan City.
Somebody wants to put stop TO the
Warsaw telegraph liar by publishing
his name TO the public Well, that
would be an effectual way provided he
is known 10 dead certainty. There
are those however. who can make d
good guess.
a young society man claims that he
understands all about the fair sex, and
that the average woman swallows Hat
terry just as a baby swallows buttons
regardless of the consequences that may
follow.
The continued rain and mud has
caused falling off in business III Ply
mouth. Trade for the past few days
has been very light with the merchants
on account of the bad roads. Farmers
don't come to town as result business
is correspondlngly dull
The friends of Dick Shakes gave him
a surprise last night at his home on
north center street, reminding him that
he had reached the 18th mile post in
the journey of life. Quite crowd was
present aud very enjoyable time was
had
Charlie Bushman, lumber inspect
at the Novelty Works, will join Supt.
Marble In Chicago tonight and from
there they go to Wisconsin to inspect
and purchase lumber for the Novelty
Company. They will be absent for
about week
Mr.. e. &. HOlem, of Kanevlle, ILL.,,
returned home for an extended visit
with bis parents Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Holem CT this city He has been III the
prairie west for nearly four years and
thinks he will make the Hoosler state
his home for some time.
1t Is now thought that COrbett and
Fitzsimons Will meet again and contest
for the heavy weight championship.
Mrs. fltzsimons says that she is willing
for her husband to give Corbett one
more chance. With her consent il is
believed that all obstacles will be re
moved and that another big iigh. will
take place.
Dc. j. S. Martin of this city will de-
liver by request his lecture on "St. Paul
from standpoint of a Physician"in the
y. Il. church next Sunday evening.
The Doctor is good speaker and the
public Will be we'll entertained. Every
body is cordially invited to be present.
The editor of the Kosciusko County
Optic has one of his optics open. He
saw where he was accused of being the
warsaw telegraph lar" and he
bounces onto Editor Haas, of the Wa
bash Plain Dealer, who made the &C
cusation. There is nothing left Of Mr..
Haas but his boots. and the supposition
Is that the heels are off of them.
Mrs. Coral died at her home in Bour
bon this morning at q O'Clock. Mrs.
Coral is motheriIn-law to Grant Beltz
of this city.
The commissioners over in Goshen
refused to grant saloon keeper
license for the resason that bis I5-year-
old daughter acted in the capacity as
bar tender during the hour her father
was at dinner
Some of the counties in the Northern
part of the state have what is called
"The Farmers Protective association"
object of which is to run down and
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