Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-18

Herman Miller, OF LapOrte was in
the city today on business.
Willard Workman, of South Bend.
transacted business in Plymouth today.
Give Us war-0ut give us everything
else first.
This is the Kind of weather that make
people wish they were in some other
part of the United States.
When be hatters you, watch /: he
don't ask favor of you before ne is
done
y good many boys wear watch chains
made OF their girls hair, but seldom
man wears one of his wife's.
Maurie Lauer. Of Memoir Ind. will
arrive in Plymouth Monday to visit his
relatives, and transact business.
a man takes off his gloves upon en-
tering church while woman puts
hers on.
When tobacco juice begins to leak
out OF mans shirt front it is time for
him to quit;
Fred Shoemaker was the recipient of
line brace OF mailard ducks today
from friend.
The new woman is cultivating long
or feet. She has to in order TO keep up
with the possession.
Remember the revival services at the
I. =. church tonight. Rev. Parks of
Elkhart will preach
a woman remarked that "no man
ought to get married until he was old
enough to know better"
The outlook at the present time looks
as though the sugar making season was
over With Tor this year.
Mrs f. r. Wheeler returned TO her
home in Chicago after very pleasant
| visit with Mrs. NJ w SimOns.
Several nights of Pythias of Plymouth
will join he order OF the Knights of
kohrassan In the near future.
If u man has grievance he should
first see the party who wronged him
before he tells his troubles on the street
Yesterday was one of the dullest days
for business that Plymouth ever ex-
perlenced, and to day hasn't been much
better.
Ii &. 'rhayer Will deliver his lecture
"PauIs Journey TO Rome" at the
First NJ. f. church At Michigan City
next sunday evening.
Down in Pennsylvania it is not con
sidered a crime to shoot working man
Ii he exhibits au inclination to strike
because the wages don't suit.
Mrs VIM. Walters who has been suf-
ferlng with rheumatirm for several
weeks is improving and is now able TO
be- up portion of the time.
The evidence against School charged
with murder now on trial at Laporte is
very damaging School is known by
quite number of people in Plymouth.
The L2pOrte Daily Herald CONTAINS a
three column write up of General John
b. Gordon, ex-C0nfe0erate General, who
delivered a lecture in that city Thurs
day night.
Mr. G. W. Whitacre, who has been
employed in the Novelty works for
some time, and who has many friends
in Plymouth, will leave for n evada,
Ohio, Tuesday next.
Those having reserved seats for the
show at the Opera House Monday night
who are not satisfied with the enter
tainment their money will be refunded
at the box Office.
The man that collects a pension
which belongs TO little child, the or
phan of an old veteran, and sQuanders
it in ritous living Will find a warm place
when he crosses the river.
Del Gray and wife, ulian Gray and
wife and Miss Holm went to Argos
last night to be present at the bedside
of Mrs. Duddleso3, Mrs. Del Gray s
mother, who is a very sick woman.
Forged checks still continue to arrive
at the banks in Plymouth. The gentle
man? who is perpetratihg these forger-
les is certainly an expert, and from
present indications if he keeps up his
gait, he will be millionaire.
There are over eighty different socie
ties, churches and clubs in the little
city of Plymouth. This speaks we'll for
little town of 1000 inhabitants No
other town in the state can show like
number of societies in town of 1000.
Strangers with little schemes to make
money quick still continue to visit Ply
mouth and reap a small harvest. AS
their business is legitimate and the
people patronized them We suppose it is
alright
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