Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-08
From Saturdays Daily.

Guy, SIldhlLlR udiluo Will iilo uuhlciouo
friends.
Mr. T. Boflinger, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mis-. l.. a. Kloepfer
for several days, returned to her home
in Chicago this morning.
The local lodges of knights of
Pythias at South Bend have RENTED
the dues of those knights who are do
ing service for Uncle Sam.
1t is said that w. ii. HOlderman, the
defaultlng treasurer of Elkhart county,
now serving term in the penitentiary,
is soon TO be released on parole.
The new Plymouth band went to
Walkerton today to make music for the
Fourth of July celebration which is
now in full blast in that little city.
Charles Bushman and wife of Plym-
outh, are the guests of Nj. and Mrs
VIM. Hettinger They Will remain I'M
til after the Fourth-Warsaw Daily
Times.
Young Horace Corbin had a little ex-
perience in rough riding up Michigan
street this morning. He was pretty
badly scared but he was master of the
situation.
Leslie Downs and wife of Laporte
are in the city visiting friends. Leslie
is an old Plymouth boy and his many
friends are glad to know that he is
prospecting in life.
The "growler" is doomed as a factor
in the liquor trade in this city. The
local dealers are about ready to draw
the line, owing to the rise in the price
of the amber fluid
There was one hot farmer in town
today. He thought he had sold two
bushels of raspberries but when it
came to a show down he found that he
had made a mistake.
w. b. Yost and wife, of Plymouth,
arrived in the city yesterday. The for
mer left for Milwaukee today, the lat
ter will visit in this city for few days.
Warsaw Daily Times.
Bern Nussbaum. of Chicago, is in the
city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ =.
Altman. Herman Nussbaum will
arrive this evening from Chicago and
spend the Fourth in this city.
Cal. Sinninger, the newspaper man
who formerly held forth at Bremen,
where he was hot number, is mem
Der of the l60th Indiana volunteers and
now thinks of issuing a paper on the
field
There were hundreds of hungry
newspaper readers in Plymouth this
morning. The printers strike in Chics.
go was the cause and not copy of any
Chicago newspaper reached Plymouth
today.
j. y. Wilson, the agricultural dealer
treated his farmer friends to lemonade
today. John had it on tap from
o'clock this morning until this eve
ming. Over forty gallons were DRINK
by his thirsty friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hahn left to-
day noon for Port Huron, Mich, where
Mr.. Hahn has secured a good position
in one of the best newspaper offices in
that city. George is splendid young
man and number one printer.
Remember while you are making
sighting remarks about that girl who
just passed along the street, that some
other fellow may be doing the same
thing with regard to your sister Oh
mother in another part of town.
Mrs. G. F. Somborn and daughter
Verna and Mrs. j. W. Hewitt, of La
porte, and Mrs. Sidney Straudermar
of MentOne, are the guests of MIR. an(
Mrs. w. II. Love, of this city. G. f
Somborn will arrive this evening
A sweet little girl up on the hill al
she knelt at mothers knee the othe
night for evening prayer, gave voice t.
this: snow 1 lay me down to sleep;
pray the Lord my soul to keep. If
should die before 1 wake tbere'll he
hot time in the old town tonight"
Rev. and Mrs l.. S. Smith returned
today noon from Marion, where the.
attended the State conference of tn
EpwOrth league. The meeting wa
large, over 500 persons from all part
of Indiana being present. The pro
gram is elaborate and will be continue,
over Sunday.
Farmers are accused by their higi
toned city neighbors of eternally com
planning of some imaginary calamity
but it is not go this season. There ha
not been a season since the settling o
this portion of Indiana that wheat, corr
oats, potatoes and garden truck locke,
so promising Nor has there been
broader acreage planted. All this wit
number one hay crop causes the far