Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-25

be transacted.
There Was killing time in one of
the easements on Laporte street. y
rat-terrler got away with han dozen
rates in TWO minute.
The ward school building is standing
at the corner OF Liberty anu Sophia
streets today The mud is too deep TO
continue the work.
Tom Winnings will leave sunday for
81. Louis Mo- In the interest o. the
Edgerion Basket factory of this city
fe VIII be absent for six days
a Plymouth citizen remarked TO-DAY
that any man who had used tobacco
for twenty years has enough poison IN
his system to kill twenty chlnamen.
The funeral of Sam Bricks child will
take place from Mr.. Turtles residence
tomorrow at 10 o'clock. They Will ar
rive on the 5:45 trsln this evening
Mrs. Judge Capron entertained a
number of her lady friends DIT her
spacious home on Michigan street yes
terday and today. Light refreshments
we're served.
! Sherman Welch, an old Plymouth
boy, but now of Indianapolis is in the
city shaking hands with his friends
Sherm is proprietor of two hotels in the
capitol city.
We have heard some race horse talk
today and there is no doubt but what
the Marshall county races next season
will be as good If not better than last
year.
The funeral of Charlie Miller, the
young man who wandered away from
the poor farm On Sunday last, and who
was found dead on the Scofield farm,
was held in the Dunkard church In
West township this forenoon
Ed klingerman is the biggest man in
Plymouth today. His neighbors say it
is all because a 10 pound boy came to
his home last night All parties are do
ing well, especially Ed
Ambitious boys and girls should
make an effort to secure five new sub
scriDerS for the Independent. y dozen
photos II you get that number. Liberal
commission if you get less than five.
About this time of year, look with
more than usual care after the health
of the aged people. The obituary COL
umns are full these days of the names
OF men and women of advanced years.
1t is talked in some circles In Ply
mouth that next summer Lsporte and
Michigan streets will be paved. We
doubt very much whether the present
generation will ever see anything OF the
kind. Paved streets are lawful NICE"
Uncle Samuel Miller gave $500 yes
terday as a missionary fund for the
Dunkard church This is the most hat
was ever given by any one man in
Marshall county for missionary our
poses.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Brick died yesterday evening at
their home in Pullman, Ill, Mr.. Brick
had only recently moved to Pullman,
where he is employed in the Pullman
car shops.
A recent bill was introduced in the
New Jersey legislat ure taxing bachelors
80 year. The bill was referred to the
committee on lunatic asylums, and now
the author of the bill admits that he
placed too higha valnon bachelors.
Mrs. 5. w. Rothenberger, left today
for st Joseph, Mich, where she will JOIN
her husband and make that city their
future home. Mrs. ROthenberger, was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Matt
Bottorff, who will visit with her for a
few weeks.
The Rochester Republican contains
the announcement of the marriage OF
Miss Florence Fulton and Isaac Onstal
Miss Fulton was born and raised in Ply
mouth and is sister of Mrs. Harry
Armstrong of this city. The marriage
took place on the eth day of December
but has just now been made public.
The beautiful canaries who occupied
rooms in the Bissel block have taken
their departure. Their wardrobe was
not an extensive or elaborate one
aud was taken in two ordinary "Keis-
ters.' Just where they will light we
cannot say but during their short so
Journ in Plymouth they prospered if
all reports are true.