Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-18
From Monday } Daily.

Work at the Elekton cycle works in |
this city, is picking up. This factory
will turn out large amount of work
the coming season.
Go to the opera house tonight and see
the only genuine "WidOw BrOwn."It is
positively the best company now on the
road.
Mrs Sam Jordon, of Sophia street is
very sick at the present time She is stuff
ering with heart trouble and nervous
prostTatiOn.
Weather: Fair and warmer TO night.
Tuesday fair and followed by showers
Colder extreme northern portion.
VIM FInney died at the inlirmary
last night He will be buried at Argos
Tuesday forenoon at ii o'clock.
1t certainly is waste of money to
pay fancy prices for articles in the drug
! line, when all advertised goods can be
secured at the Peoples Drug store
from 10 to 80 per cent cheaper.
Mr.. Frank KoontZ and Miss
Susie McNicol were married by Rev.
To- +. Lands today at the u. b. Pars0n
age Mr.. and Mrs. KOontZ are among the
most respected young people of Bre-
men They have the well wish of their
many friends.
No matter how hard you work, you
will always find some kickers. They can
tell just how it happened and how it
ought to have been done etc, etc.
There will be three ranks conferred to
night iii Castle hall. All X. of Ps. are re
quested to be on hand early. Remem-
Der there will be a second rank confer
red. You know what that means.
There are lot of tired firemen in
Plymouth today. The boys worked
heroicly and are entitled to the thanks
of the citizens of Plymouth.
Every X of + is expected to be pres
ent tonight in Castle hall. Business of
vital importance to the lodge will be
transacted.
Miss Mary Locher of South Bend
was home visiting her parents over
Sunday. Last evening number of her
young friends called on her and a very
sociable time was had. Refreshments
were served.
Those small boys who have nothing
else 10 do but shoot robbins had better
quit their wholesale slaughter of those
law TO kill them and besides such cruel
sport Will not make the boys any
friends.
If affiliated with diseases of the eye
or ear, consult DIR. Paul of Chicago at
the home of Mrs. NJ. y Ockey PlymC nth,
opposite the court house Wed. March
Is tn. Examination free. Patients adm
itted by tickets.
Lou Mcdonald accompanied his wife
to Chicago saturday. From there Mrs.
Mcdonald will go to St.Louis, where
she will join Miss Mcdonald, who is
on her way to FL Paso Texas, to which
place she IS going for her health. They
will be absent for two months.
Mrs Nicholas Valley, aged 81 years
whose home is q ) miles south of Culver
died Sunday evening, at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs John Boiinger, on
North Walnut st. this city, where she
had been making visit. The remains
will he taken home Tuesday, at l o'clock
for burial at Monterey on Wednesday.
Mrs. Wailey was well known, having
lived near Culver for SO years.
Two of the largest congregations ever
gathered in the church, listened to two
most instructive and excellent sermons
by Bishop White on the occasion OF his
annual visitation. Exceptionally good
music was rendered by the choir. The
day was unusually fair for March and
three adults and nine children, received
the laying on of hands of apostolic order
IN the evening in the rite of conforma-
ton. Services Wednesday evening at
!, Z. 30, subject, "Repentance." Services
Thursday afternoon at 4 80.
The democratic city committee met
Saturday night and fixed the date of
holding the democratic city primary
election for naming the candidates for
. city offices. Saturday March 9th was
the date named As the primary sys-
tenn seemed to be the choice of the CON-
mittee that mode of selecting the can
didates was agreed upon. The OLD time
mass convention has had its day in
Plymouth. A complete city ticket is
to be elected but up to the present time
: only a few candidates have announced
their intention of competing for the
honors. AS only two weeks will in
tervene between now and the date of the
| pr;mo rv tho phancpa are that the CON