Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-25
No. II


Tickets for the John Ingalls, lecture
at the opera house March 4th found a
ready sale this morning at Loseys store
The Methodist society at Inwood will
give supper at the brick hall saturday
evening for the benefit of the preacher
Miss Blanch Nicely returned to her
home in Columbia City, after a very
pleasant visit with Rev. and Mrs.
ThOrnberry.
Mr. and Mrs Roof returned TO their
home in South Bend after a very pleas
ant visit with Mr. ana Mrs Wm. Col
den
The special session of the RathbOne
sisters last night was an interesting one
and large number of the members
were present
The W. c. T. L. Will hold a memor-
ial service at the Methodist church Fri
day evening In honor of Miss Francis
Willard
No Vehicles can pass up sophia
street until the old school building is
placed in position on the corner of So
phia and Michigan streets.
The second story of Blsses block
will soon be completed for he recep-
ton OF the lodge of the Woodmea of
the World of this city.
Mrs. Thomas 0Donnell, of North
Michigan street who has been lowering
between life and death since Sunday
is slowly improving.
Miss Ceni Erwin, of Walnut, was
surprised last saturday evening by
party of young friends, the occasion
being her 18th birthday.
The Bourbon wild man is creating
considerable attention now. He had a
two column write-up IN the Chicago
Chronicle sunday.
f. NJ. Axe, the genial proprietor of
the Chicago store has closed up his bus
mess in Plymouth and his goods Will
be shipped to Newport tomorrow.
The funeral of VIM. Edwards Will
take place Friday from the residence of
SCHUYLER Altman on north Center street
at l0:30 Rev. Raym ond Officiating.
A number of counterfeit half dollars
and quarters were put in circulation III
Ft Wayne few days ago. They were
passed on the saloon keepers as rule.
If the bull-fghting gang at Havana
keep up the cry OF "klll the Americans
very long they Will get the opportunity
to try. They are becoming altogether
too impudent.
! 1t now looks as though school the
Iaporte saloon keeper knows a COED
deal about who killed Mcclellan The
evidence is circumstantial but very
strong against the prisoners.
y saloon keeper at LapOrte has
doomed his business 10y putting our the
siqn: Every purchaser of 10 cents
worth of drinks is entitled to declare
war against Spain in this saloon
Mrs. Charles Woods enterta ined the
lady members of Wide Awake Hive
yesterday afternoon at her home In
\ orth Plymouth. The afternoon was
very pleasantly spent. Refreshments
were served.
Henry Hall is reported better and 1t
is now thought that he will be able TO
leave the house in few days and
drive to Plymouth. Henry has been
confined TO his bed for several weeks.
There is no let up IN bourbon IN re
ligious circles. The opera house is
crowded nightly and many persons are
being converted. Satan is powerful but
there is power which is mightier and
Will prevail in the end
Americus lodge |. o. .. f., meets to
night in their hall on Michigan street.
There Will be an initiation and other
important business to transact, and 1t
is requested that every member be pres
ent. There Will pe some visiting broth
ers present.
The day is not far distant when the
dastardly towards who wreak private
vengeance by shooting dogs Will be
brought to a sudden standstill. The
man or boy who will do such deeds Will
do others just as heinous, and they
should be severely punished.
{. l.. Morris of this city, is now the
owner of the 81 300 span of bay horses
which Ogden Armour, of Chicago own
ed Jew days ago. They are beauties
and high steppers. They are SIX year
olds and can easily clip off mile in
2:20
Just because you don't hear so much
as you did few days ago it cannot
be argued that the war feeling in this
country is any less intense than 1t was