Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-08
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
From Thursday Daily.

morning Eve lose three dollars out of
every ten dollar sale If we don't make
fair profit we will go under"
joe Wolf, during his absence of four
months, visited many historic battle
fields in the southern states. In Mis-
sissippi and Georgia, he says, there are
many placs that show sigus of bloody
and terrible ordeal.
Verne Hardenbrook, the pugilist of
Walkerton, is seeking nOtoriety Why
not try his hand with Greenburg, of
this CITY? ii Greenburg were so in
clined he could put Hardenbrook to
sleep in less than one minute
There will be many changes in Ply
mouth the coming summer in the way
of business and change of bosses.
The country and general business is
getting in such a condition that many
people cant tell exactly "where they
are at.
Charlie Force, has had his pension
increased from So to IS per month. Mr..
Force served his country long and faith
full and is entitled to a much larger
pension than IS. His increase was pro-
cured through Agent w. ii. Love of
this city,
Put in new cross walks, flush the
sewers, clean the alleys, cleanse the
streets, elect a new council and put
Plymouth on an equality with our
Delghb0ring towns. This seems to be
the cry of large number of people in
Plymouth at this time.
The Indiana supreme court has rem
dered an important decision to the
effect that telephone poles have rights
in the street, that abuttlDg property Is
not injured by their presence there;
neither is the property owner entitled
to any compensation therefor.
a LoganspOrt officer arrested an
umbrella member and after the SHOWER
stick" artist had reached the very zenith
of frenzy he poured forth his wrath by
calling his captor. "Y Oud-d Spaniard. :
This seemed to be the strongest term
that his vile tongue could utter and 1t
indicates the trend of public opinion.
Leo. NJ. Lauer is one among the
bright attorneys of Plymouth. The
position he took and the advice given
in the matter of the ElectTOn com
pany Will 10 doubt rebound to the ben
eft of the employees, and at the same
time show that his advice as an attor-
ney was about right.
The Governor is overwhelmed with
letters ana kilograms from men who
want 30 serve their country IN the event
of war with Spain. 1t took Charles +.
Wilson, the secretary, all the forenoon
to answer the lettrs of the morning
mail from persons who wish authority
TO form companies at once.
Mrs. J. y. Daubenspeck was very
pleasantly surprised last evening by the
presence of about twenty of her neigh
bors and friends calling on her and re
minding her that it was her birthday
anniversary. The evening was very
pleasantly spent. Music and refresh
ments were on the program.
The man, who on one occasion went
to President Cleveland and said: ''Sir, If
you Will give me the battleship Indiana
and orders to go to Havana and settle
this matter, | Will guarantee that
Spanish VIII be the only language
spoken liz hell fer the next six months"
is now captain of the battleship Iowa.
His name is Fighting Bob Evans.
James WhitcOmb Riley, the poet
says: 81 am continually haunted by the
fear that my trunk will be lost, SO go
about the country with grip. Ia case
there is ever a fearful railway accident
and among the debris is a vaiSe with
an arm attached to it firmly, they may
bury it, without further identification,
as the fragments of the Hoosler poet"
The Knights of Pythias who went to
South Bend yesterday from this city,
returned home on the early morning
train. To say that they had a GOO time,
would be putting it mild. The parade
was one of the finest ever witnessed in
that city. The banquet was simply
immense and over five hundred were
seated at the table The boys are now
full pledged Knights of the Khorssses.
DIR. Goblin, president of DePauw
university, denies the rumor that he
has told tie trustees that if they can
divide his work among the other profess
sors, and thus save his saiery, that he
will be glad to aid the university by
allowing them TO do SO. In that event
he would accept one of several offers In
ministry that he has received. He says
that though his work Is heavy, he has
no complaint TO make.