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

From Fridays Daily.
Keep tile side walks clean while you
have good chance
This is reminder of the old time
winters about thirty years back.
The wind has been from the north
east all day which means plenty of
snow.
Make new resolves and live up to
them.
This is the last eve of the great year
of 1897
Small expenses and cash basis make
low prices at the Economical.
Rev. Splitter OF Lapaz was In tie city
today.
The ground was never in better con-
dition for big snow.
Cough and cold cures 10, l5 and 20
cents az the Economical
There are five candidates for the office
of Supt. of the County infirmary.
Business at the cycle works has Deen
lively for the past few days.
Tomorrow is the day for swearing
off.
Arrangements are being made to
build L. b. Church in Lapaz.
J Ohm Blan went to Rochester today
on business. He will return tonight.
The second quarterly meeting of the
Lapaz charge, will be held ian. 29th
.'Mr. Hubert White is a talented
pianist. He PLAYS with exquisite taste
and refinement News.
Misses Emma Ockey entertained the
Bon Ton club last evening in honor of
Miss Ruth English of Wabash.
The quail law expires at midnight to.
night. This festive bird Will now have
rest
Mrs.. Thomas Rollins of Dowajac,
Mica, is visiting with Mrs. w. f.
YOung this week.
Rollo Bennett and wife will take up
their permanent residence In Columbia
City after today.
The funeral of Mrs. Threiss took
place this morning at o'clock from
the Catholic church.
Miss Grace Axe entertained few of
her friends last night at her home on
Alexander street.
Many new resolutions will be formed
tomorrow. Many will be lived up to,
and many Will soon be forgotten.
The ice houses in Plymouth are be-
ing filled with good class of inch
Ice. 1t Is as clear as crystal.
Miss Minnie Rersinger, of Logans-
port, spent Christmas with Rev. G. A.
Splitter of Lapaz.
Mis-. Harry Chester returned to her
home in Elkhart yesterday after Wis
it with her parents Mr.. and Mrs b. E.
Ryder.
The Sons of Veterans holds their regu.
lar meeting tonight. Some important
business Will be transacted and a good
attendance is requested.
Miss Hazel Ketcham, who has been
quite sick at her home on Sophia street
for the past ten days, Is reported
better.
David Harrington Que of the best
teachers in Marshall county was Caller
at this Office yesterday. He is q resi-
dent of Tlppecanoe.
There are great many green back
people in Marshall county just now.
Will someone tell us why things are
thusly?
The large smoke stack on Disber's
mill which blew down Wednesday was
placed In position yesterday and the
mill has again resumed operations.
The annual convention of the Mar.
shall County Sunday school association
will be held in the Presbyterian church
Feb. 8 and 9sh. This convention will
be one of great interest.
Weddings are coming thick and fast
in Plymouth just now. This is right.
Let the young folks begin life and
the new year with good resolutions
Glenn BlaIn has capital story. He
can tell it to perfection. 1t is about one
of the leading politicians of the state.
Installation of officers will take place
tonight in Klllwinning lodge No 149
+. 81 A. M.
Those weather prophets who predict
Ell yesterday that general thaw would
follow soon were little off In their
guess.
AT the close of the year 1897 but few
democrats will be found holding offices
Under President Mckinley. Civil ser
vice is q nice thing but it doesn't al