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

that man might Dc you.
Tn Nappamee News. says that {
man ny IL name OF TedroY, of Ply
mou'hrun away with married woman
Iii Lal'dz % the name of Hughes She
abandoned her husband aud two child
ren far Tedrow
Good any where at any season or an,
hour on any occasion. No rest fol-
toX's NANN square wafer butter
crackers. They are in demand every
where all the time by all who know how
good they are.
Plymouth don't need a curfew law
The children are at home on time. and
,urther the average parent don't care tc
nave their offspring run in by the
Marshal. Plymouth parents VIII look
alter their own children.
To-Day at II o'clock a GIRL baby came
20 the home of Mr.. and Mis-. ). c. Tut.
tie. " II Is fashioned TO make calls
)h New lear the many friends of Mr.
and Mrs Futile would be glad to greet
heir manN friends or this very import
am occasion.
One YEAR ago today the town was full
al people. To-day has been fair Sat
urday, tut nothing like new years day
one year ago. Money is more plent,
han Il was then, but from some cause
the people have not shown up in Ply
mouth as was exnected.
The reception of Willie Smiths sun
cay school class yesterday afternoon at
the N. +. parsonage was a genuine
success. Mrs. Kelley their teacher had
lhem III many merry children games
Light refreshments were served by
Miss Orpha Smith and Miss Mamie
Beldon who were visiting her. Sixteen
boys enjoyed themselves.
! Most pleasing and social event was
tuat gwen by the BLUE Ribbons" last
meht AZ the opera house, IN honor OF
tae bon Ton of this city. Twenty
couples participated. They continued
anil The New Year was ushered in
supper at Hills Cafe was exceedlngl,
delicious. The music 10y NJ. and Mrs
Mcdonald.
VIII you swear OIL? This seems to
oe the coming question of the hour
fou ought To al least quit if you don't
swear, II Is good time to turn over a
new leaf. Look back over the past year
and when You liud the rusty spots
shine them mp during the coming year
Live Tor somebody else besides yourself.
Cast aside that opinion that you are
]he whole thing
The new year is here. The feeble
and tottering with age know 1t as well
az the strong and those of lfe's prime.
The blooming maiden and her dashlng
lover are each aware of the fact The
rich and pure the happy and innocent
hearts OF childhood know 1t. May each
which the new year has in store for
them.
1t is said that George n. Pullman
started In life without a dollar. He left
fortune valued at eight millions, foI
somebody to spend. Couldt take a
dollar with him-not even a rag OF
clothing, or soft cushion to sit on
come? Credit gocd,' perhaps, bu,
that's all. He'll have to shine his own
shoes, eat at the same table aud ride il
the same coach with the man who
worked for him here. No Partially il
heaven, they say.
La certain corner of town a few
days ago a little fellow, evidently old
enough 20 have wide open ears, said &c
his mother: Mamma, did papa ask
you TO be his wife? ," and the mother
answered "why, of course, darling" In
a moment the little lad persisted: "And
was yOn acquainted with him then ?" to
which the mother responded, "my child
what makes you ask such absutd ques
tons certainly was acquainted with
him.. And the boy closed the deal by
TetOrting: "The way you and him talk
sometimes l thought you mustn't a
been acquainted, or else one of you
needed "A home purity bad"