Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-11
LOCAL BREVITIES
From Tuesdays Daily.

Sugar beets at F. A Forbes. 2d2w
Soon be time for new maple syrup.
Austin Milliman is now in Chicago.
Splendid time to clean your side
walks.
Mocha and Java coffee zoe per pound
at the When.
The members of Hyperion Lodge are
feeling pretty good today.
Corn is coming into market and
bringing a good price.
Wood and hay are plenty in Ply
mouth at present.
30c Java and Mocha coffee for 20 cts,
at the When.
Prosper Mickey and Peter kruger
went to the country today on business.
Grand Army held very interesting
session last night.
Miss Minnie Dew left yesterday for
Jonesboro, Ark, for an extended visit.
Don't miss us on Java and Mocha cot
fee 20 cents pound at the When.
Ed Zumbaugh, the blacksmith, is now
working in the Novelty factory.
Miss Hattie Kelley will leave tomor
row for visit with friends in Camden.
Mrs. George ID. Marks is slowly i'm
proving from her recent severe illness.
Judge Capron is holding court in
Rochester this week.
The ground hog will lose bis repu-
tstiOn II this weather continues much
longer.
Some of the Bicycle boys are talking
of going to Toledo, Ohio, to work in
Bicycle factory.
For limited time we will sell iowa
and Mocha coffee for 20 cents at the
When.
F. A. Wheeler the piano tuner of
Greenyille Ohio, was the guest of j..
VanVactor Sunday.
Hon. Adam E, Wise and wife will
visit friends and relatives in South
Bend the rest of the week.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lillybridge is very sick with catarrhal
fever.
The Marshall county Sunday school
convention convened promptly at 10 a
N. today in the Presbyterian church.
Miss Maude Trsver, of HillsdaIe,
Mich, arrived In the city today and is
the guest of the Misses Wheeler
Ben NJ. Lauer, who has been the guest
of his parents for the past week left
yesterday for his home in Usage City
Kansas.
The large show window in the store
of J. e. Kuhn & Sons clothing store
presents neat and beautiful appear
ance.
Township Trustee McCrory took
Frank Vanlue little boy IL years old
to the orphans home in Laporte yes
terday.
Geo. Hahn business manager of the
Evening News will be candidate for
City Clerk before the democratic city
convention. He is a gentleman and
we'll known in Plymouth.
An old Plymouth citizen was fined
and cOsted $50 for provoke on another
cid time citizen. The affair occurred at
the First National bank yesterday at
ternoon.
David Redding, of South Plymouth,
is reported rs being quite sick. Mr..
Readings health has not been good for
some time. Lung trouble is said to be
the cause of his present sickness.
Don't forget the free silver dance to
be held in the opera house on the night
Of Feb. 22nd. This promises to be one
of the best dances ever held in the town
Of Plymouth.
An old weather prophet said today
that there would be no more sIeiQhinp
this winter in Indiana, after today. lie
predicted a general thaw and high
water.
There is to be musical party and
lunch Tuesday evening at j. vanVac.
tors farm home. Many who are inter
ested In music are invited.
Miss Bessie Miles, daughter of Dan
Miles, living one mile south of this city
is slowly convalesing from an inclsion
of the hip recently.
DR.. Johnson, of Plymouth, was the
guest of Miss Harriet Edna Persch.
bacher Saturday.-Rochestsr Daily Re.
publican.
A number of visitors from abroad
are in attendance today at the Sunday
school convention. Every township in
the county seemed to be well represent.
ed and great interest was taken.
+. 81. McCrory, trustee of Center