Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-11
ADDITIONAL 4 LOCAL.

Eggs Will be cheap IN few days.
Robbins were heard singing this
morning.
c, W. Metsker went to Chicago today
on business.
Hon. w. T. Hess will lecture at La.
paz Sunday, Feb. l3.
Minnie klpfer of South Bend is visit
ing friends in this city.
The grass on the lawns is as green
now as it was last fall.
Mrs. X. +. Miller, of Indianapolis. is
visiting friends IN this city.
"Tuck" Miller is up from Bourbon
today on business.
Michigan street bridge floor was
cleaned off nice today.
Matt Bottortf caught 12O nice perch
in Maxenkuckee lake yesterday.
A lodge of the order of Ben Hur, will
soon be organized in Plymouth
Mrs. John w. Butler visited her
father at Maxenkuckee today,
Supt. George ID. Marks, visited the
schools in Walnut township today.
The Altar Guild will meet with Mrs.
w. b. Yost Monday evening.
Miss Stella Black residing on North
| In OF 10 h1
George Johnson, of Peru, was in the
city short time this morning.
Kate Hendricks, of Inwood, fell and
broke her left arm Wednesday.
Measles are reported to be quite pre-
valent in and around Burr COX.
Mr.. +. Price was able to be on the
streets today after two weeks sickness
Little Arthur Hoffman, is reported
as improving. He has been very sick
child.
William Neff of Etna Green has
moved to InwoOd. He is night operator
there.
Albert x Thayer will give a masque
rade at Junction Hall in Lapaz Satur
night.
Mrs. iGa Miller of Indianapolis il
visiting Alr. and Mrs. Jesse Koflel OF
this city.
John Shoemaker has so far recovered
as to be able to come down to the store
every day.
The bottom will soon fall out of tht
roads if this kind of weather continue.
much longer
Mrs. Frank Firestone, of Bourbon, il
the guest of Mrs. .. f. Ketcham o.
Sophia street.
Mrs. Ben Williams of Tyner is suffer
ing with a severe attact eft intlamatOr,
rheumatism.
One of the prettiest show window.
in Plymouth is the big window il
KlOepfer store.
Chau1cy Meade has the finest tiocl
of Plymouth Rock Chickens to b,
found in Plymouth.
DIR. Lohrlng, the Burr Oak physician
is kept very busy looking after th
sick in that locality,
l handle strictly fresh garden seed
in bulk, and whether your purchase b
large or small, L can save you money
Investigate. +. A. forbes. 2d2w
Mrs. Joe Arney entertained numbs
of the ladies of the L. q. II. NJ. of th
Wide Awake Hive yesterday
Nj. A. o. Packard, whe is travelling il
Mexico, writes that he is in the best o
health, and enjoying his trip.
The ladies of Wide Awake Hive L
o. L. NJ. visited Mrs. j. w. Ellis a
her home in Bourbon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longbrake. of Inwood
have sold their form and will resid
with their daughter, near that village.
Peter Kruger, the recently elected
superintendent of the County Infirmar
has purchased three horses for use ol
the farm.
Mrs. K. A. Hirst, who has been tn
guest of Mrs. DIR. Aspinall for som
time, returned to her home in Chicag
yesterday.
Next Monday will be Valentine de-
and no doubt the post office clerk
will have an extra amount of letters Il
handle on that day.
Hold ups are becoming quite fire
quent over in South Bend. Almos
every night case of that kind is report
ed to the police.
There is considerable sickness rs
ported In the city Most of the sfliict
ed are children and catarrhal feve
seems to be the disease
David Liggett. who was sent to tn
Reform school one year ago, is HON
aUoip Ha will Uo IN rrorro IL anita 600