Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-28
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily
Miss Clara Weiss returned home from
South Bend yesterday.
Mrs. J. ". Thomas is visiting friends
in Chicago this week
q. N. Jones, OF Kokcme, was II tie
city today on business
William Babcock, OF Lapaz, was in
the city trausactIng business ara at
tending the Suiherlin trial.
hammeral, the restaurant man IS
now located on Michigan street next
door to Turner's meat market.
Mrs. j. NJ Wlcklzer has returned
from Argos and wlli occupy her resi-
dence on South Michigan street.
Tom Walkers little boy was quite
sick last night but is better today. me
little fellow had stomach trouble.
y large number OF spectators at the
court house are ladies. vino manifest
considerable interest iii the proceedings.
Mrs. Samuel Brick is getting ready
10 move to Pullman, ILL.,, where her
husband is employed III the Pullman
car shops.
Unless the party presents 1919 by
March LIST the number which drew the
side board at the Phoenix the sam
Will be put up again.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Hen
ry Hawkins this morning. Parents,
grand parents and great grand parents
are supremacy happy.
Messers Ben and Samuel Ulrich re
turned to their home in Nevada ONO.
yesterday after a pleasant VISIT with
Mr.. Isaac Thomas.
/ handle strictly fresh garden seeds
in bulk, and whether your purchase be
large or smali, | can save you money.
Investigate. f. a. Forbes. 2d2w
Sheriff Harter, Of Starke county has
been in the city this week attending
the Sntherlin trial. Sheriff IIarter Is a |
very affable gentleman.
John Clapp and wife returned home |
from South Beu3 last evening where |
they had been for the past two weeks
attending on sick relative
Sheriff Marshall and his deputy Gin
Bondurant keep things about right in
and around the temple of jnstice, dur
ing the great Sutherlin trial.
The meetings conducted by Rev
Stuckman, of Nappanee, at The German
Baptis; church five miles west Of Ply
mouth closed with b additions.
Don't forget DR.. Willis lecture next
Monday night. Ills subject VIII be
Sunshine" lie is one of the finest
orators in the United States today.
a scra9ping match took place last
night in one of the livery stables of
Plymouth. The aggressor was pretty
we'll done up. 1t didn't happen at Van
socks barn.
the court room over the protest BalhG
Ninnldge is daisy. This trick is tried
about fifty times every day, but up To
date none have succeeded.
Don't forget that tie Aolter band will
give dance in the opera house tonight
Turn out and help the boys out. You
will have :, nOph fipaa and .,t ha Same |
time do good turn for the boys.
Who is NJ. l.. McCan that went TO
Rochester and got fighting drunk and
paid "a fine of ST.. 90? The Rochester
Sentinel says that the young man halls
from Plymouth. Perhaps he does.
Aaron Greenwald says that he is not
as old as he used to be. The surprise
perpetrated upon him Tuesday night
when his old comrades dropped in upon
him, was an occasion that he will never
forget.
Rev. J. w. Barber, OF Marmont, is in
the city assisting Rev. Rothenberger III
a series of meetings at the Reformed
church. Rev. Barber Will preach to-
night. lie is good talker and very
pleasant gentleman.
About forty of the members of the
Twin Lakes church, and who are per
sonal friends of Rev. Rothenberger,
paid that gentleman visit yesterday
and enjoyed a day of recreation and
pie ASSURE. A splendid dinner, good mu-
sic and wholesome time for all was
the result of this purely social gather
ing.