Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-07
From Mondays Daily.


their officers Friday night
Weather: Fair and warmer tonight.
Cooler Tuesday.
The Marshal of Nappanee arrests
small boys who jump on bob sleds.
Female shop lifters worked Laporte TO
a finish a few days ago.
y degree staff is being organized in
Americas lodge No 81.
Hazel Ketcham who has been sick
for the past two weeks is improving.
Regular meeting of Hyperion lodge
X. of p. tonight.
The roads In the country are not the
best for sleighing
If the temperature don't change the
snow will soon disappear.
installation of officers in the Eastern
Star lodge room Tuesday night.
\ first class show at the opera housA
would be drawing card at this time
\ couple months more and the sun
will shine on both sides of the road
The dedication of the new school
building will take place tomorrow night
Floyd LinkeDhelt left this morning
for Indianapolis to attend the dental
college.
John and Neils Linquist left for Chi
cage this morning to resume their med
zeal studies.
Georgs Wolford left for Chicago this
morning to resume his studies III
pharmacy.
The factories in Plymouth all re-
sumed work this morning after hoh-
day vacation.
Stop at the Phoenix and get your
shoes polished. Young Woods will
shine them in city style.
NJ 9lvin Johnson has returned to Ply
mouth after a seven weeks absence
with his parents in Monterey.
Miss Mary Langdon returned 10 her
home in Elkhart this morning after
spending the holidays with her mother
a series of meetings of a revival
character will begin next Sunday night
at the L. Is. church, conducted by Rev
.. +. Lands
Frank Reeves returned to Chicago
this morning after several days visit
with his parents and friends in this
city.
Yesterday proved TO be the most dis
agreeable day of the winter and but very
little sleigh riding was INDUCED in Oh
account of the snow iurries.
The express business on the Pitts
burg has been enormous the past two
weeks. 1t was the heaviest ever known
for that length of time.
Miss Lou VanLue who has been the
guest of Mrs. w. IL. Love for the past
two weeks returned to her home III
Bourbon this morning
The county commissioners will meet
Tuesday. The first day will be for the
purpose of issuing warrants for
township trustees.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. IIatten were call
ed to Valparaiso yesterday ON acct unit
of the death of Mr.. Hatten's sister, Miss
Belle Hatten of that city
The growing wheat has been doing
well this fall and it goes into the WIN
ter free from the HesSlan fly. Farmers
are hoping for good crop
a merry crowd of young Plymouth
people went to Argos Saturday night
and attended adance In the opera house
in that little village.
! Fred Shoemaker is nursing very
sore thumb today. BY a slip of a large
carving knife yesterday he almost
severed his thumb from his left hand.
Erwin Seibert nj Tyner was the first
New Year subscriber 10 the Indepen.
dent. He called Saturday evening and
| renewed MS subscription Tor one year
Miss Clara Langfelt will entertain
her young friends tonight. She will be
assisted by Miss Anna Burkhold Pro-
gressive euchre will be one of the social
games.
! If business should be little slow in
| Plymouth this week don't get dis
c0uraged. There is usually calm al
ter storm and business in our city has
been exceedingly good for the past two
weeks.
The Daily Tribune down at Wabash
| got up a voting contest on the hand
| somist lady In the town. Up 20 date
there has been $50 votes cast tor 40
candidates. This number is supposed
to represent the total number of
| female readers of'that paper.
Miss Rose Maxwell viOlnist assisted
| by II ubert White pianist gave an en-
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