Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
From Wednesdays Daily.


Frank Shreeve is very sick.
Jerry Blain is convalescing nicely.
He is now able to be about the yard.
Mrs. George MAGELLAN is confined to
her home in the country with malarial
trouble.
Gilmore Cruthers received telegram
last evening calling him to the bed side
of his dying father in Kenton, Ohio.
Will Suit expects to place an adver-
Using ceiling in his barber shop. This
will be new departure for advertisers
in Plymouth.
Will Martin has been called to
Toledo to accept the position which he
abandoned on account of the war
The company furnished him free trans
portation.
A letter from Frank Thomas con-
tradicts the general newspaper reports
that there is much sickness in klon-
dixie. Frank is now working at the
wages of 81 90 an hour.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued. Sept. q, Gustaf Breim-
eier and Clara Lsngfeldt. Sept. 2S,
George Sullivan and Flora BOggess,
j ohm Wits and Elyina Flowers.
Last night the Baker livery barn al
lowed a young stranger the use of a rig
to drive to Argos. This morning it
was found hitched on one of the back
streets, having stood there from the
hour of about one o'clock. OF course
no recompense had been made for its
use.
The Plymouth Telephone company
have replaced their poles at Bremen
with new cedar ones. They have also
placed a booth in koontZ drug store.
This afternoon the work of placing
new poles at Culver was begun A
booth will be placed IN Vanscoik's dry
goods store.
1t is not generally known that Wa
bash, Indiana, was the first city in the
world to be lighted by electricity, but
such is the fact and now it proposes to
be the first city in the world to be light
ed with ascetylene gas. A company
has been formed TO make a thorough
test and if it is successful they expect
to supplant coal gas and electricity
almost everywhere.
Senator David Turpie, who opens the
democratic campaign here this evening,
was born in Hamilton county, Ohio,
July 8, 1929, and is now in his 10th
year. He has been In public life al
most hourly since he graduated at
Kenyon college in 1913, and his ability
as public speaker, a politician and
lawyer has always been one generally
recognized as far above the average.
Mrs. Kittie Latta left for Toledo, to-
day, after an extended visit in this city
with the families of DIR. Martin and
Ney Stevens.
last night from st. Joseph, Michigan.
He will remain and visit friends for
about week.
We will have on display Wednesday,
Sept. 2S, nice line of fur collaretts and
fancy capes from New York house.
f. w. Bosworth. ct
Mrs. James Houghton Jr., and two
little boys Knight and Hal left this
morning for Ligonier. Mrs. Louis
Mcdonald accompanied her to South
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Breimeler and Mr..
Herman Breimeler arrived today from
Fort Wayne. They will attend the
wedding of their relative Gus Breimeier
to Clara Langfeldt this evening.
Mark Twain writes to friend: at
feels 80 good to be out of debt that |
have Cancelled number of lecture en-
gagements in Australia. | have no re-
spect for man who goes about rob.
bling the public on the platform unless
he is in debt"
The season of the year in which
many people dispose of their personal
property at public sales is now at hand
and we desire to remark that this office
is unusually we'll prepared to fill all
orders for bills on the shortest notice;
often the individual leaving the order
can take his bills home with him a few
hours afterward. Leave or send
orders to the Independent, Plymouth
Indiana.
Every rig in Plymouth was in use
last night by people who attended the
last band concert at Argos. The night
was perfect. Not only large crowd
from our city was present, but large
crowds hocked in from the country and
surrounding towns. All agree that the
concert was first class. 1t was certainly
appreciated by the visitors from Plym-
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