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

\ colony of 80 dunkards VIII leave
Anderson for North Dakota March -.
Laporte now has bicycle show in
full blast which is drawlng arge crowds
Miss Jennie DAVIS Of Rutlsnd receiv-
ed 40 votes today IN the popular lady
contest.
Bishop White passed through the city
today on his way from Laporte to In
dianapolis.
The largest and best stock of paints
and oils i'll the city can be found al /
Bucks,
Weather Snow fiurries this afternoon /
and tonight Thursday generally far
and colder
/ Councilman Harris is OF the opinion
that it Is unsafe nowadays to ask a
( friend TO adjust your suspenders.
Washingtons birthday was celebrated
IN Plymouth as we'll as any town il
/ Northern Indiana
Ora Seavey, of TT. Wayne, was the
guest of I c. Schilt, of the Kellison
hotel today
The Rathbone sisters have a special
meeting tonight There viii be impor-
tant business 20 attend to.
The W. II. c. social was held this
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Borne, of west PlomOuth.
Vanscoik. the liveryman has pur-
chased the hack and baggage line from
Charles Harris.
The pension board was in session to-
day but no applicants presented them
selves for examination.
Fishing is becoming very popular
pastime for number OF people III Ply
mouth who are out or employment.
DANIEL Voreis of Kentland was
caller at the Independent today. lie
left the necessary amount which Viii
insure him the paper fLr one year.
The funeral of John Barber took
place this afternoon at = O'Clock tr, III
his late residence IN north-wes, pism-
outh. Rev. Smith ollIclated.
The war talk in Plymouth today has
been of all exciting character and Il is
now believed by many that war Is III
evitable.
Fred ParkhnIst returned TO his home
today at HIllsdale, Micn.. lie has been
e the guest OF the Misses Wheeler tor the
;. past week.
Seats for John Ingalls, lecture 10 be
given March An Will be on sale at Los
y ey's at O'Clock sharp Thursday morn
Il ing.
Those Plymouth young men who
!. heard Soasa's band in south Bend last
f night say that the entertainment was
V simply grand.
y The w. G. T. L. will hold memorial
S services Friday evening in the NJ. f.
church In honor of Miss Francis T.
Willard.
!, There has been considerable talk on
the streets today in regard to the com
ing spring election, candidates, etc.
= Clarence Slater is in Terre Ilautt
this week attending the convention OF
p the high court of the Independent order
of Foresters OF Indiana
t Maggie Kaufman is suffering with
S al injured eye which is causing her
a considerable trouble The sharp point
:, of curling iron In her own hand is the
5 cause
Ed Tanner was the winner Of the
wooden shoes last night at the free sill
yer dance. The contest was hot one
i but Ed clearly distanced all competitors
and came in an easy winner.
q Mrs. j. L. LinvIle, of Lakeside, H.
{ returned home yesterday, otter very
pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs
Confer, of North Michigan street
d The Elecktron cycle works has an or
I der for 500 wheels and material has
. been ordered for that number and the
work on them will be pushed.
; Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Rankin and Mr.
e and Mrs. II. A. Shambaugh entertained
4 a number of their friends last evening
e at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. w. J
;. Rankin. 1t was very pleasing event
Fred Kuhn says that for six hours
last night he was a full fledged siverite
S and he is of the opinion that when II
d comes to enjoyment the silverites have
i decidedly the better end of the disc us
i sion.
The man that shot the dog belonging
to John Harris had better keep hi M
self in the dark. The dog was perfect
>, ly harmless and nothing but pure cuss
idness prompted him to shoot the dog