Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-25

served.
j W. Mum route agent for the L
>. Express company was in the city to
day and checked up the books of the
local agent, W f. Leonard, of this
city
"Gone to Michigan City on business
Looking for prosperity. We know it is
somewhere else besides Marshall coun-
ty." Signed l.. A Kloepfer, Charles
Corbin. We found this note on our
desk at 10 a. m. today.
See the elegant line of - llinery
goods at Mrs. Moores miin. tore.
Spring opening April stu 1tn. and Sth
3diw.
Ladies of the Plymouth hive No.2S
will give box-social at the residence
of Mrs. jeff Cupp on Water st. March
18th. Wind Pudding viii 1e the topic
for the evening Putlic invited
Over at Columbia City the ladies are
taking hand in politics. They called
upon the mayor and council and told
that body what they wanted and
expected in the way of sewerage in that
city
Amasa Johnson, of Plymouth, and
Mrs. ketchell of Hammond, VINO at
tended the funeral of Lewis DeshleI
yesterday, returned to their homes last
evening. Valparaiso Daily Star.
Charlie Redding left this morning fol
Rushyille where he has secured a posi-
ton in Novelty factory in that city
lie is good worker and we are glad tc
note his good luck.
Supplies for the new school at the
penitentiary at Michigan City have ar
arrived there and school began Tuesday
under the direction of the chaplain. The
school room is equipped for I50 con
vlcts.
1t is now thought that the jury in the
School murder trial Will disagree Al
tOrney Weir is reported as having made
great speech in behalf of his client.
The kankakee river is reported 10 be
higher than it has been tor years. 1t
has over flowed Its banks and is spread
ing over large territory. Ducks are
plenty but they are hard 10 get at.
ROLES and brown bread, ham and
veal-loaf, coffee, butter escoIlOped pota-
toes, cabbage salad, pickles, baked beans,
cheese, jelly, ice cream and cake all for
2oct. At the Presbyterian, supper Friday
evening at the church at 6O'clOck and
after, everybody welcome
Is you want to see the finest. nea.est
and cleanest sup to date" grocery that
ever existed in Marshall county you
should cali at the klondike grocery.
Everything new and fresh and prices to
suit all ). +. Smith & Co
MIR. II. e. Anderson who has been
visiting his wife in this city for the
past two weeks left today for Bristol,
Tenn. to be absent for some time. Mr..
Anderson is engaged IN the lumber
business. He is IN love with Plymouth
anu declares that some day he will
make it his home.
A young man of Peru who was re-
Gently married figures that he can
sponge living off of mis- wife's relation
for period of three years. At the eX-
piratIon of that time he says ne will be
ready tor a divorce. This young man
will be properly sized up before three
years roll around.
The Rathbone Sisters of this place
will entertain the Rathbone Sisters OF
Plymouth at dinner, at the Arlington
Hotel, tomorrow. which will be social
event of considerable moment. The
sisters are requested TO be at their hall
at 10 o'clock. Dinner will be ready at
1l:30-Rochester Daily Republican.
a SprlDgilelO fan.D woman put on
some of her husbands clothes to play
burglars with her children, and when
she came from a closet her ten year r-old
daughter. who had taken a revolver
from its hiding place, promptly shot
her.
The Independent is in receipt of
paper published at Bakers field Cal
announcing the death of Mrs Kate Pack
ard, formerly resident of Plymouth.
She was born at Ft. Wayne Ind. and was
54 years old. Deceased has many re-
latives In Plymouth and vacinity.
John {. Ford representing the largest
cloak manufacturer of the west will be
at our store Thursday March 3lst all
day with big line of spring suits,
skirts, jackets and capes and he Will
deliver garments to all that he can tit
from his samples here. others will have
theirs delivered to them in a short time