Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-08

business men Will IND II TO their ad-
vantage to plant some locals in the Fri
days Independent Easter edition.
Keep your eye on the Mccormick ma
chimes. f. a. Forbes, agent; ID. Gen
singer, salesman. 2tW
John Baxter and Charlie McLagh-
lin spent the day at Pretty lake fishing
and looking to their summer cottages.
The largest stock of Elecktron and
Smalley Bicycle Repairs in Marshall
County is at Bucks, Bring in your
wheels. 5d1w
All regular subscribers will be furni-
shed copy of the special Easter edition
without extra cost. Single copies.
cents.
a yield of 500 in gold to the ton
near Sitka Alaska, has caused STAN
pede of KIondike miners in that di-
rection.
Special Services at the Ref
church Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday of this week. Everybody invited
to attend.
The people were disappointed this
morning when they read the big daily
papers and discovered that war had not
been declared.
Judge Capron Will decide whether or
not LOnnie Learned is tit subject for
Long Cliff asylum. The Judge heard
the evidence this afternoon
Mrs. Retta Lawrence died at her
home yesterday forenoon at IL o'clock
four miles southeast of Plymouth.
She had been sick for many weeks.
Little petty pllfering in certain places
in Plymouth have made good natured
people mad, and unless the boys quit it
they will find themselves behind the
bars.
Don't fail to tell your friends nf the
Independents Easter edition which will
be issued Friday evening. It will be
printed in six differnt colors and contain
eight pages.
L will pay a reward of 80. for the re
turn of my dog which was stolen from
my residence on April 1st.
l.. A. KLOEPFER.
Ira Lower has been appointed deputy
constable by J ohm Baxter, who goes to
st. Joesph to work. Ira is all right and
will prove himself terror to evil doers.
If those gyfsles don't make them
selves scarce, they will be invited to
leave the county for the good of human
ity. They are certainly rocky class of
people.
Joe Wolf is home after four months
trip through the east and south Joe is
travelling for a Chicago firm and is
making morey for himself and firm he
represents.
One physician in Plymouth says that
he does not sleep over four hours out
of every twenty-four. Just how he keeps
and retains his health is more than
the average man can explain.
The boys who went to South Bend
last night have nothing but kind words
to utter for their brothers and citizens
of South Bend who gave the knights
such royal welcome last evening.
The Coroner of Laporte county, rec
commends that Policemen Dolan be
held to answer to the grand jury for
the killing of Harry Wilson, the ball
player, in Michigan City on Tuesday.
George Fogle and Ren VanGilder are
now engaged in painting signs for Ply
mouth merchants on the fences, bridges
and rocks throughout Marshall County.
They Will be kept busy for sometime
at this work.
Ray COnger, son of Postmaster Con-
ger, is comfortably fixed at Vincennes
in the military school as the representa-
tive from Marshall county. He is well
satisfied and is well pleased with the
surroundings.
John Ii. Baxter will leave Saturday
Tor St. Joe Mich, where he has secured
a job with the Tuscan Boat company
j Ohm is good mechanic and we are
G LAD to hear that he has secured a good
position with that company. j ohm is the
fourth Plymouth boy who has secured
work in that city.
Any boy or girl who secures three
new subscribers for the Daily independ
ent collecting 10 cents each in advance
for one month subscription will be Civ
en- two photographs of himself or her.
self, made by RotZien or Webster.
An additional photograph will be given
for each additional subscriber. This is
doubt the greatest premium
offer ever made by Plymouth paper.
G. b. Alvord, who served his country
as membes of Co. |. SIND.
Ohio volunteers, and member of the
soldiers Home at Marion, Ind. has held