Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-05-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Dailv.

From Fridays Daiiv.
Spain ought to know when she has
enough.
Circuit Court will convene Monday,
May 23d.
Rochester has good base ball team
this season.
When in Argos, eat your meals at
Had's restaurant.
Germany says she has no thought of
interfering. Thanks.
Plymouth people get the best at
Had's restaurant, Argos.
1t has been many years since flour
sold for 81 per hundred weight.
When you go to Argos stop at Had's
restaurant. lie will use you right.
Business, from legal s. andpoint is
very quiet around the temple OF justice
in Plymouth at this time.
Stephen Coleman, who has been IN
Nebraska for some time has returned
to his home in Plymouth.
All men who enlist or re- enlist IN the
regular army will be discharged at the
close of the war, if they so desire.
For sale or trade-One solid comfort
gang pillow, one tornado feed CUTTER
Address. Victor WEIGH. Rutland, Ind.
Had's restaurant in Argos, is the
place to take your girls for meals, lunch
or Ice cream soda. His parlor Is up
stalks.
The members of the 3rd, Regt., are
feeling exceedingly happy all because
Col Studebaker is in command al Camp
Mount. 1t is an honor, and the young
colonel is to be congratulated.
Have you had bread for dinner?
Will soon be question that many Will
hardly be able to answer in the affirm
alive A % pound sack of flour now
costs 81 and the end is not yet
Some of the sportsmen in Plymouth,
. object to the big fish stories being cir
culated here. They don't mind five
Founders. they say. but when it ex-
ceeds that, they draw the line.
1t is stated by many people who are
supposed to know that the war will be
over by the 4th, of July. We hope that
those people are correct and that the
war Will be thing of the post by that
time
The hotels in Plymouth are doing
good business for this season of the
year. Their registers show that from
forty to fifty travelling men visit our
city every day and transact business
with our merchants.
Mr.. John 5. Bush, who recently pur
chased the Economical drug store has
an advertisement in today's paper
He has every appearance of a true gen.
tlemsD, and is entitled to fair consid-
GRAFTON by the public.
The great rise in the price of wheat
has caused corresponding advance in
the value of flour. a few weeks ago
first-class flour retailed at 81 80 per
hundred Today the same brand is
selling for S4 per hundred.
Clark Bogardus, of Argos, son of A
n. Bogardus, while playing about the
water works there Monday, got caught
in the cogs of heavy wheel and had
his leg and foot severely crushed. His
leg was broken in two places.
Two weeks from tomorrow will be a
big day in Plymouth. Democratic |
nominating convention and PaPearl's
circus are billed for that day. That |
means the presence of several thousand
people in Plymouth that day
Buttons, badges and emblems have
now given way to knot of PLAIN ma
Mia rope, which at once suggests to the
patriotic citizen the Manila victory of |
Admiral Dewey. 1t would also make
q good "necktie' for the Dons.
1t is quite evident the squabble over
General Mckee will not end until all
the troops are removed from Camp
Mount. Much of the disorganized con-
dition of things at the camp is due to
the unseemly atteTpt to force the pres.
ident into making brigadier general