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


cottages down at Pretty lake TO be put
in order.
This has been one of the days that
wood was a scarce article tor sale in
Plym outh.
Andrew Bossius, who has been work
ing il the Elektron shops, has returned
to Fort Wayne.
Mrs. 5. J. Bnrgner and children of
Donaldson are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chas Anderson
Miss Fannie Rough, sister of Mrs.
Joe Arney, left for South Bend today
TO visit friends.
Prosper Mickey and family have
gone to Fulton county to stay few
days with sister
Mrs. Carrot Wilson attended the
county convention of the W. G. T. l..
at Argos yesterday.
The case of Wickeser VS. Loudon,
was on trial before a jury today in
Judge Capron's court.
y good bicycle track from Plymouth
to Pretty lake would please hundreds
of cyclists in plymouth.
Rev. Lands and wife were in Argos
yesterday in attendance at the W. G..
L. l. county convention.
Mrs. Pearman and Mrs. j. a. Gun.
nineham were at the ". G. T.. l.. con-
vention at Argos yesterday.
Ed. Price, has a nice s room house
to rent on North street. 1t contains
closets aud pantry Cheap.
There is another big murder trial now
on at LaPorte. The lawyers have
plenty of business in that city.
If John G. Davis don't get the Rep
ublican nomination for clerk of the
Supreme court of Indiana, we miss our
guess.
Restaurants and hotels in Plymouth
say that today has been good one for
them.
Mr.. Peters, the piano agent of Roches-
ter, is in the city today transacting
business.
Charlie kinsel has a nice little stock
of groceries in building just south of
the Michigan street bridge.
We don't believe in suppressing a
good news item. There are times when
silence is alright, but when a man
makes very bad break that is different
President Mckinley, ex-president
Grover Cleveland and other notable men
will visit Wilona Park Warsaw, this
summer
Mrs G. E. Read, Mrs. G. A. Wllding
and little daughter are the guests OF
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Wood
ward.
Miss Claudia Metsker, who has been
attending school at Terre Haute the
past year came TO day to visit her hrot-
her. &. w. Metsker and family.
The Delphi Heard tells of thirty
foot snake that was seen near that town
few days ago. The Hearld man claims
to be strickley temperate.
This is one of the busy days
for the merchants in Plymouth. The
country was well represented in town
for business.
Wilson and Ketcham report good
business in tie agricultural line. They
are disposing of a number of binders
and mowers
When ever President Mckinley says
the word, Plymouth will have hun
dred men in line ready to face the
bloody Spaniard.
But few of the old Bicycle factory
boys are left in Plymouth. Most of them
have found work in others cities and
are doing we'll
Remember that you are invited to
attend some church in plymouth to-
morrow. You will hear good sermon
at any of the churches.
The bond holder who attemps to beat
laboring man out of his wages, has
DO rights in this country. Such man
belongs in Spain.
Rev. Rothenberger will preach at
Twin Lakes church Sunday morning
and will preach at his church here in
Plymouth in the evening.
The Plymouth school teachers who
attended the teachers convention at
Kokomo have all retuened to Plymouth
They report splendid time.
You seldom see any one in Plymont
smoking the deadly cigarette a few
months ago thousands of those poison
Gus weeds were used In Plymouth
Now is the time to talk the street
paving business. OF course the streets
will not be paved for many, many days,
but it is a good thing to talk about,