Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03

a number of young people who are
residents of Plymouth, spent the day in
other towns.
1t rained Saturday but the rain was
no barrier in keeping the people away
from Plymouth.
Frank Suit has been retained as editor
of the Plymouth Republican under the
new management.
Thomas Hamlet, of Michigan City, is
visiting his son Guy, who is foreman in
the Novelty works.
The little children caught the enthus-
iasm and cheered for Dewey and the
freedom of Cuba.
County people came to Plymouth to-
day in la,ge numbers to witness the
decoration ceremonies
Jolly Brook Bowman, of the Bremen
Enquirer, took in the convention Satur-
day and LaIearI's circus.
Nathan Oglesbee has been remember
ed by Uncle sam. He has been granted
a pension of IS per month.
Judge Hess went to Etna Green to
day. Mr.. Hess will deliver the memoir
ial address there this afternoon.
Now comes the Republican County
convention. From present indications
they will have decidedly warm time
For sale or trade-One solid comfort
gang plow, one tornado feed CUTTER
Address. Victor Welch. Rutland, Ind
&. w. Metsker, publisher of the indie
pendent, left for Camden Sunday after
noon for few days visit with relatives.
The Independent today contains a
very interesting letter from Sargt. Har-
ry Corbin, now stationed at Chickamau
ga.
Political promises are made in good
faith in many instances, but there are
some people who forget the promises
made.
Had's restaurant in Argos, is the
place to take your girls for meals, lunch
or ice cream soda. His parlor is up
stairs.
Prosper Mickev is making a hard
fight for the Republican nomination for
sheriff. He will make 1t interesting for
the other fellows.
George Hahn has resigned his posi-
ton as business manager of the Plym-
out h Republican. George is one of the
best printers in the county.
Ross Burch of Eaglesville, Mo-, who
was resident Of Marshall county
twenty five years ago, is in the city re-
newing old acquaintance.
Joe Haag is speaker of the Concordia
club, of this city, and yesterday he de-
livered an address to the club which is
spoken of In very eulOgistic terms.
The jury in the celebrated Glingle
case disagreeded Saturday morning
| Eleven for conviction and enc for &C
quittal. The old adage will hold good
in this case.
Miles Gibbets Post, e. A. r marched
in body to the Presbyterian church
yesterday morning and listened to the
splendid memorial sermon delivered by
Rev. ThOrnberry,
Fred Linkenhelt, Lot Losey, Harry
Ruge, Fred Logan, Art Wiltfong, Ray
Turner and Harry Llnkenhelt went to
Rochester this morning to spend the
day with friends.
Rev. Ii q. Ogden of kewanna, call
ed at the Independent office this morn
ing, on his way to Warsaw where he
went to deliver memorial address to
the old soldiers of that city.
The Ladies of the Maccabees did
good business Saturday. They fed be-
tween four and five hundred people in
the Axe building. They furnished an
excellent dinDer for fifteen cents.
Today has been sacred day in Ply
mouth. The old veterans of 81 and "a
marched with the same vigor, but not
| HuieO GU CloSIlC do lucy uiO Wucu l uClc
Abe called them to the front in 1861.
Plymouth is the only county seat in
the state where the mayor failed to is
sue proclamation calling attention to
the observance of Decoration day.
Will some one please explain this over
sight?
Ed Corbin made gallant fight and
lost, He lost no friends however, in his
campaign for the office to which he
asplred, and he will be found in the
forefront next fall in helping to elect
| the ticket
Shoot the man that you catch stealing
flowers from your door yard or from
the graves of departed friends. This is
the time when the graveyard thief gets
in his work and no quarters should be
| shown cuoh coOuDdraIc