Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-25
From Wednesdays Daily

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A 80. T." marriage license was is
sued today.
Gallon milk crooks cents each at
Suits grocery. 1tw
Chas. Tosn is moving to residence
in South Plymouth.
Miss Julia Lampson, of Culver, spent
today in Plymouth.
Dave Lauer is home from Muncie to
spend Thanksgiving.
DR.. Aspinal made professional trip
to Argus this morning.
License issued Nov. %: Edward T.
Henry and Myrtle Annis.
Miss Florence Smith has returned
from a weeks visit in Chicago.
Rev. A. II. Zechiel, of Belleview,
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Kate Maxey.
Miss Rose Smith will spend her
Thanksgiving day at her home in Wa
bash.
Are you patriot? Have you SUBJ
scribed toward the new Dunkard insti
tuition?
l.. Rhodes is in Argos where he will
spend the remainder of the week with
relation.
T.J. Winnings and Brad Southworth
made a business trip to Argos this
morning.
J. A. Skunk has gone to Goshen to
attend a meeting of the Modern Sa-
maritans.
Mrs. VIM. Chase, of Chicago, arrived
this morning to visit Mrs. NJ Mitchell
of this city
G. &. Durr has been kept from bust
ness for the last few days on account
of illness.
J.R. West went to Gas City this
morning where he will eat his Thanks
giving Turkey.
Mrs. Mollie Crawford and two
daughters have gone to South Bend for
an extended visit.
Jonathan Brown will spend Sunday
in Columbia City with his daughter,
Mrs. James linn.
Mrs. Ollie Hockenberry has returned
from Missouri after a two months So
journ in that state.
Mrs. John Applemsn left for South
Bend today where she will attend the
wedding of relative.
II. A. Shambsugh and family are
moving into the Packard property on
North Michigan street.
Miss Rosy Bucker, who has been
visiting near Bourbon, returned to her
home in South Bend today.
Mrs. Mary Whitmore, of South Bend,
is expected here to spend Sunday with
Brad Southworth and family.
Mrs. Charles Ruhman and little son
arrived from Muncie to spend Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Lauer.
Shoe tie dray horses. 1t is neither
seemly nor humane to allow them to
slip on the hard streets for want of
shoes.
Mrs. Lillian Guncle will arrive from
Chicago tonight to visit her parents MIR.
and Mrs. n S. Woodward during the
rest of the week
Rev. Charles Temper, of Plymouth,
who has been the guest OF Rev. Father
Moench, returned home this morning.
Valparaiso Messenger.
C. T. u. will meet with Mrs. G.. S.
Cleaveland, Center street, Monday,
Nov. IS, at 2:30 p. m. All interested in
Christian work please come.
Judge Capron reports a full docket at
the Rochester court. The jury will be
appointed after Thanksgiving and
court will begin Immediately.
Carl Kloepfer returned this morning
from Ann Arbor, Mich, and will spend
Thanksgiving with his parents MI. and
Mrs. c. II. Kloepfer of this city.
Allen Meter and j. g.. Reynolds
started for their home in Wabash this
morning. They have visited James
Vinnedge southwest of this city.
The pc )ple of Plymouth should ex-
tend a vote of thanks to those business
men who have responded SO heartily In
their efforts to secure the Dunkard
Publishing House.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, Fred Austin
and II. S. Dwiggins, who have been at
tending the conference at the Church of
God returned to their home in Rensse-
laer this morning.
The old man who was picked up on
our streets in an unconscious state yes
terday and placed in jail was given
ticket to Valparaiso today. He will
have to depend upon charity until he