Marshall County independent., 1898-01-14

The boy that said he didn't scare a
cusS for what the old man said will
have To mend his ways OF he might
wind up his career like Durant did
yesterday.
The young man who will deceive his
best friends, has our sympathy. Ply
mouth has some boys who failed to re
spect their best friends. Their future
Will rot be great.
Rev and Mrs L. S Smith entertained
with Miss Rose Maxwell at dinner yes
terday with her friends Misses Gertrude
! Chase and Cora and Lottie Leonard.
/ Mrs II. :. Iershing entertained at
dinner today DR. and Mrs T.. A. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Southworth, Miss
Rose Smith, Miss Anna King. Miss
/ May SwindeIl and Rev l.. ). Smith ana
| family.
Plymouth, like every other town has
some very bad boys that range in age
from II TO IL years. They can make
the toughest old sinner in town ashamed
when ii comes to swearing and vul-
garity.
A girl over in Wabash ate three
pounds of wedding cake, thinking she
would dream of her future husband.
She had great dream, but money
could not induce her to marry the man
she saw in her dreams.
A Womans Relief Corps was insti-
tuted yesterday afternoon at Burr Oak.
The officers were installed by Washing
ton Kelley of this city. a splendid sup
per was served at the conclusion cere-
monies. w. f. Bailey of this city de-
livered an address. The occasion was
a very enjoyable one.
In neighboring town man named
Coffee has applied for divorce on the
grounds" that his wife roasted" him
and kept him In ''hOt water" The de-
Tense that his wife offers is that she
knows no other way TO make Coffee
SOOO' ocltIcS IL.
The railroad hay case was given to
the jury this morning at l0:30. Just
what the verdict will be we can only
surmise. Supreme court decisions cover
a wide scoped but the evidence in this
case and the law as laid down by Judge
Capron will govern the verdict of the
jury but the real question is this. "Is
plausible Sam and Handy Andy
right In their statement of facts"
The week just past has been an ex
ceptionally heavy one for the Ros.
house In this city. The number o1
guests surpassed any week for the pas
twelve months. Mr.. Bowel feels high
ly oratified,
The counting room of the Indepen
dent has been 'topsy turvy" today. The
alls were repapered and the genera
interior greatly improved. q. &. Love
the painter is the name of the man wht
did the work.
VIII Reynolds is making his arrange
ments so that nothing will handical
him when the first day of March arrives
He will leave for the KlOndike countr,
on that date and he declares that wher
he returns to Plymouth that ne will
bring chuncks of gold, or he will no
return.
DR.. Ph, ID. Paul, the eminent German
eye and ear specialist of Chicago. ma,
. be consulted at the residence of Mrs
NJ Y ockey, Plymouth, Wednesday, J an
49, Providence permitting EXamina
, ton free. Ministers and worthy poo
treated free.
The clerks in FranktOn are on
strike and the stores are without help
/ The clerks union wanted to close tn
stores at 6 o'clock four nights in tn
week but the merchants insisted OF
e keeping opeE until o'clock. 1t
thought that the clerks will win bu
= there places may be filled by others be
i fore many moons.
If you have little farm or business
! or steady employment, and out Of deb,
S do not fret and worry yourself into IN
grave for the sake of making money
You have but one life to live, and tha
IS but brief at best, Take little com
fort and pleasure as you 60 along
. Wealth alone will not keep your memOr
green after you leave this world.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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