Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays DAILY.

See Bucks new ad. It
When in Argos, eat your meals at
Had's restaurant.
Cherries will be on the Plymouth
market in a few days.
Buy your gasoline at Bucks and get
tickets on the carriage. "
Plymouth people get the best at
Had's restaurant, Argos.
Wheat hearvest will soon be here and
the yield promises to be immense.
When you go to Argos stop at Had's
restaurant. He will use yOu right.
The recent rains have brought the corn
out of the kinks and it is growing
nicely.
Fred Greenburg will leave shortly fol-
Mishawauka where he will secure EN-
ployment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall are ex-
pected home from the Martinsvllle
Sanitarium.
b. A. Sim will leave tomorrow fol
Paulding, Ohio, to visit his parents fol
several weeks.
The Independent today contains an
interesting letter from Melvin Johnson
who is a member of company NJ.
Michael barr, prisoner confined in
the county Jail at Warsaw, made his es-
cape yesterday and is still at large.
Had's restaurant in Argos, is the
place to take your girls for meals, lunch
or ice cream soda. His parlOr is VI
stairs.
Plymouth agricultural dealers are
having a rush of business supplying
the farmers with various farming i'm.
pliments.
1t is not known inst when the recruit
ing officer will be in Plymouth to recruit
the twenty. five men to fill up the ranks
of company NJ.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. j
w. Fisher died today at II o'clock
Mr.. Fisher is barber and employed
by Frank Nicolay.
This has been strawberry year IL
Marshall county and the quality is OF
the finest. They have been selling fol-
3 and 6 cents per quart.
Woman, in our hours of ease, beal
with us in our cool shirtsleeves; while
moisture trickles from our brow, forgo
are all conventions now.
John Nichols, postmaster at Twir
Lake, says that fishing is first class
down there and that scores of visitor,
are making good catches every day.
Fred Linkenhelt cut his hand las
evening quite severely and the sight o.
blood was more than Fred could stan(
and it required heroic treatment tt
bring him around to himself again.
For Sale-Small farm 36 acres, fou
miles north of Plymouth and one hal
mile east. Price S1,lOO. Good hous,
and barn, small orchard, all under cul
tivation. Enquire of Joseph Mickey
1t
A London paper says war spells ruiz
for Spain. But the Spanish are sucl
an ignorant people that they will never
discover this unless they shall i'm
mediately take few lessons in spell
ling.
If newspaper correspondent i
worth Spanish lieutenant in an ex
change of prisoners, how many mel
will Spain want in returning Lieut.
Hobson and his brave shipmates of tn
Merrimac?
what has become of all the boy
that were to be seen on the streets o
plymouth few weeks ago." Was tn
inquiry made today by business ma
who was in search of some one to assis
him in a job of work.
A few months ago there was plent
of talk in Plymouth about paving tn
streets, but now the subject is seldom
mentioned by any one. Paved street
would be mighty nice, but we are nc
yet ready for the luxury, it seems.
The Indiana Brewers association ar
sending out notices to their customer