Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-04

The public installation of the uni
torm rank X. of Il. has been postponed
unti VI arch Sth. This was done for
he purpose IF securing the presence o:
Gen. Caruaaan, commander IN chief.
ihis Will be a -'red letter evening" fer
the order and every Knight in the city
should arrange 10 be present.
Miss Gertrude Mcclure and Leslie
Copeland, were married at Argos We'd
nesday. They came to Plymouth and
were the guests of Will Mcclure We'd
Desday night. They returned To Argos
yesterday evening. The bride is sis
ter OF VIII Mcclure OF this city. Mr.
Copeland Is successful young farmer
and first class young man.
P'att AXE will be a great rival of
Maxinkuckee the coming summer. AL
ready it is known that a number of
people from abroad will spend the
heated term down on the banks of this
healthy and inviting lake. The cost of
living down there is not so high, while
the comforts and pleasures excel many
of the noted summer resorts In the
country.
The wedding of Mr.. J ohm Wissert and
Miss Grace Wise, residing four miles
north OF Plymouth, Will take place Sun
day at high noon at the home of the
brides parents. Extensive preparations
are being made for the event. The
contracting parties are we'll known aud
highly respected young people.
Frank Mckinney who has been in
business in the grocery line for the past
three years will move his stock of gro
ceries 10 Bourbon at once and open up
store in that village. lie has been a
citizen of Plymouth for many years
and prior to his entering into the gro
Gerry business he was engaged inthe boot
and shoe business with Chas. Baker
who is now resident of California.
Frank Is good business man and a
hustler and the Independent sincerely
hopes that he will succeed IN his bust
ness venture il Bourbon. He is a young
man of politeness, intelligence and
good humor and Bourbon will get a
good citizen.
Guy Porter had on his war paint this
morning Guy thinks that the Span
iarels ought - be wiped of the earth
and he wants TO be one tn help in their
annihIlaton lie has received cap
| tains commission and is now at work
recruiting company of able bodied
young men to resent the insult to 'O!d
Glory III the destruction of the Maine.
| Recruiting head quarters are at the u 4.
:. Express Office. AS soon as one hun
dred names are enrolled they will start
overland to Cuba. The first ID enrolled
will be officers.
Several men are reported to be going
to the Klondike from Windsor, Mich.
and that little town is all agOg over
their "training" for the undertaking
The would be miners have shed theil
winter clothing and saunter about the
streets on the coolest days, in summer
suits and tin sOled shoes and with
their coats and vests unbuttOned. They
sleep at night with their windows open
and with only the blanket over them
Their principal food is the latest mea
they can get All of this is we'll cal
culated 10 weaken the very forces that
will be most needed long before they
even get within sight of the promised
land.
Sam Jones announces himself as I
candidate for Governor of Georgia. = liz
talks very plain and below are some OF
his sayings which he uttered in his edic
to the people: Lets pen up the jack
asses for a while in the lot and trot out
some thoroughbreds. If | am candi
date 100 times | shall speak from the
platform as speak from the pulpit de
nOuncing wrong and championln,
right and handling papsuckers and pol
lticans just as L handle pharisees ant
. hypocrits in the church of God. Gent
lemen | believe can get hearing ant
if we can have few joint debates Their
will be blood and hair on the grOun,
torn up for five miles around the speak
ers platform. If | don't run these ar
1
still my principals"
From Saturdays Daily.
Frank Crane. of Peru, was in the cit
t1daV on businpSs