Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-25


Of a very line Plymouth Rock Rooster
Geo. i Hips of South Bend was trans
acting business in plymouth today.
/ The people living Oh South street ex-
pect to see that street nicely graded
next spring.
Weather:-3 p. M. Hoist cold wave
signal. Temperature will fall 20 degrees
by sunday morning.
Matt BottoTif is batching it during
the absence OF Mrs, Bottorff in st. Joe,
Mich.
The next annual reunion of the 18th
Indiana Regt., will be held In Plymouth
in February 1899.
Miss Thompson delivered an address
before The Saturday club this afternoon,
ON the abolition of slavery.
Profs. ID. Frank Redd and. Jacob
Martin joined the masonic lodge last
night.
Mr.. Oatus Cook has accepted a situa-
ton at Michawaka il the ruber works
OF that place.
The little babe of Mr. and Mrs.
julius Case is greatly improved In
health
Edward McNeal of Howardsville,
Mich, is visiting his sister Miss Ella
McNeal of this place
Mr.. Hlrman Wilson and family antici-
pate moving TO South Dakota the last
of March
Mr.. Brick of Chicago a brother of
Samuel Brick is In the city TO attend
the funeral of his neice.
Notwithstanding the bad condition
of the roads. quite number of farmers
came TO Plymouth today
Little Paul UIrich, son of Charles
Ulrlch, is slowly improving from his
recent severe Illness
Mrs. John Bowman returned to her
home III Haggerstown today, after "a
pleasant visit with Mrs. Il J. Winnings.
There are four cases of diptheria in
the family of Mr.. Wilson living in Tn
ion township close to the Starke county
line.
W. l.. Daggy o f the firm of Daggy &
Smith of Ft. Wayne was shaking
hands with his customers in Plymouth
today
The public sale of Mr. Day at Don
aldsOn yesterday was attended by big
crowd, and the articles sold brought a
fair price.
In Indiana politics at this time, the
name of Mayor George w. Steele is
mentioned more than anyother gentle
man in republican circles.
have limited number of seed cata-
lCgues that | would like to place in the
hands of intending purchasers. If you
cannot call IN person, postal card will
bring one to you. F. A. FORBES. Nv.
Considerable sickness is reported
throughout the county and some of the
Plymouth physicians are on the g
nearly all the time.
Who will be the first man to tender
his service for his country from Plym-
outh, to the governor of Indiana? You
want to hurry Jap, now is the time to
forecast your patriotism.
Miss Theresa Miller entertained quite
a crowd of young folks in honor of heI
friend, David CoOperman, Friday eve
ming. Ice cream and cake were ser we'd
and all report good time.
Those persons who oppose the build
| ing of side walks should remember
| that the side walks were not intended
to drive horse and buggy over.
Don't forget that tomorrow Is TIE
Sabbath and any of the many churches
in the city will give you warm recep
ton. Besides you Will hear good ser
mon which will do you good
The Rathbone sisters had very en-
joyable session last night in Castle hal
n large number were present. w. J
Rankin was made acquainted with the
| the mysteries of this order.
David Redding, of Sonth Plymouth,
who has been sick for long time, is
reported better, and is in fair way tC
recovery. Mr.. Redding's health was
greatly impaired during his four year
service in the war of the rebellion.
Bear In mind that the free silver
dance will take place in the opera house
Tuesday night Washington's birth.
day. This dance promises to be the
best one yet given by the free silver
club.
L have some valuable extras and az
long as they last will he pleased tC
hand them out to those placing early
orders for garden seeds. Simply men