Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Thursdays Daily.

sixteen lnch dry wood for sale.
Phone -. C.L. Morris. #
First class timothy hay for sale, also
house to rent. NJ. W. Simons If
For the finest smoked meats in the
city cali as the klondlke.
John F. kinch. of near Warsaw re-
turned home today.
Thomas Smith Of Logansport was in
the city today on business.
Virgil Candy, residing in east Plym.
onth is seriously i'll with lung fever.
Mrs. Charles Yearick is visiting her
sick mother in Argos.
Miss Lizzie Clough left for Defiance
Ohio yesterday.
The Molter band will be open for en-
gagement during the summer.
Today has been what one would call
an ideal March day
David Redding is considerably better
and IS able to sit up part of the time.
This was the last day for the boys to
do their hussling
Henry Simons of Warsaw is in the city
today.
Lawyer Kirk of Culver City was IN
town today tranSacting legal bus mess.
MIR. FredrIck Seiders of West town
ship was transacting business inChicago
today.
Tomorrow will be lively day in
Plymouth. y democratic city ticket
will be nominated.
Mrs. Sam Hartline returned to her
home in Lakeville last night after a
two weeks stay in the city.
The condition of Mrs. Joseph Locher
remains about the same. She is still
very sick lady.
We are agents for some Of the best
cent cigars in the city. Fall in at The
Clipper and try one. If
Meeting every night this week at
Jacoby church. Rev Rothenberger
is conducting those meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Greenwalt and
Mrs. Z. 5. Price, of Sophia street, went
to Chicago this morning.
Mrs. Henry Carpenter, of South Bend
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stevens.
The new tailor f.. A. Myer is turning
out noby suits and yours will be just
like them. Investigate, North Michigan
street. If
Miss Ella Wilcox has opened millin-
ary parlors in the Corbin block, room
II. Easter display on and after April
fifth. I'd Iw.
James w. Thayer rt ceived an invita-
tion to attend the fiftieth anniversary
of Raper Commandary at Indianapolis
May l4th.
The man who questions the politics of
his neighbor should first be sure that his
own will stand the test Of public criti-
cism.
Scarlet fever is reported at the little
village of Wanata. Over dozen child
ren are afflicted with this dreaded dis
ease.
Several members of the RathbOne
Sisters went TO Rochester today where
they will be greatly entertained by the
Rathbone Sisters of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sager, of New Albany,
are visiting relatives in the city. Mr.
Sager was formerly proprietor of the
Plymouth Steam laundry.
Charlie Willard is now in New AL
bany making arrangements to open up
a billiard and pool room in that city.
Maurice Lauer returned to his home
in Muncie today after few days visit
with his parents and friends in this
city.
There will be meeting in the Free
oliver club room this evening TO select
delegates to the meeting of the bimet-
talic league at Indianapolis.
Marshall Meyers reports that his son
in-law Mr.. Miner of kokOmo who was
severly injured two weeks ago is i'm
proving nicely and will soon be himself
again.
While Harvesting mule yesterday,
George Stevens.ha the nail torn off his
little finger caused by the animal jerking
away suddenly.
House cleaning time is near at hand
and the average husband finds himself
full of business looking after his office
and downtown affairs.
The Rathbone Sisters had one of the
most enjoyable sessions in Castle hall
last night that has taken place for some
time. Prosper Mickey, Fred ii. Kuhn