Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-28
From Saturdays Daily.


Ed Thomas left today for Elkhsrt on
business.
Mrs. c. &. Buck, of Laporte, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
Will Hurd is now foreman of bicycle
factory in Chicago.
Preaching at the Reformed church
tomorrow morning and evenlrg.
Frank Kiley of Peru was in the city
today on business.
Otto Alberts drew the tickets at the
Phoenix last night.
There are several severe cases of
rheumatism in Plymouth at this time.
The Warsaw authorities are making
war upon the air gun.
The roads are not in the best condi-
ton for snow.
James Moore, of Denver, was in the
CITY today on business.
George W. Marble is up in Wisconsin
in the interest of the Indiana Novelty
company.
Mrs. TheO Cressner entertained q
number of her friends yesterday after
noon.
Charlie Harris paid fine yesterday
for provoking Fred Miller of the Kelli-
son hotel.
Miss Hazel Ketcham Is improving
and her many friends hope tn SOON see
her completely restored to health.
The ball at Bourbon last night was
attended by number of young people
from Plymouth.
John Roller, Young Mathews and
Mr.. Miller, drove over to Bourbon last
night and mingled with the dancers.
Harry COrbin and Frank Mckinney
drove to Bourbon last evening and were
present at the masquerade ball.
j. n. Wilson cried the Whlte.eathers
sale yesterday, and everything sold
brought big price.
The indications now are that the
balance of January will show plenty
of snow.
Those holding tickets for the DIR.
Willetts lecture will please call at
Loseys jewelry store Monday at = a. IN.
There is no improvement reported in
the condition of surafine Mickey who
is sick with Brigl.t's disease.
Burn Nussbaum will leave for Chica-
60 tonight where he goes to accept q
position as city salesman for large
wholesale house.
The little two year old daughter of Mr..
Kepler died yesterday afternoon at Burr
Oak and will be buried at Twin Lake
church Sunday at 10 o'clock.
Revival meetings in the U. b. and
NJ. E. churches of this city are we'll at
tended every day and evening, and
much interest is manifested.
F. NJ. Axe says that he will complete
his sales of goods by Feb. LIST. Mr. Axe is
going to Alaskan gold fields in the
early spring.
w. +. Peterson, Frank Brooke and
Will f. Young sang some of their old
time songs Thursday night at the Lin
kenhelt reception.
Mr.. Ellis, the cigar manufacturer, who
recently moved to Bourbon, is thinking
of returning again to Plymouth and en-
gaging in business.
Chris Merry, the arch murderer. who
brutaI.y murdered his wife IN Chicago
must suffer the death penalty. The
jury so decided last night.
Farmers report the wheat crop In
splendid condition. In fact they say
that the prospects for big crop never
were more flattering.
George Klingerman has charge of the
Stoddard Bicycle company ia Dayton,
OnlO. GeOrRo6 many frlonQ8 IN Fly.
month are glad to hear of his good
luck.
Miss Minnie Gardner, daughter of
Mrs, VIM. Mueller of this city, will be
married to Mr.. Harry Siebe. success
full contractor, of New York City, on
January q.
Dallas Hoover Of West CAIRO street
is slowly improving. He has been sick
with lung trouble for the past two
weeks.
Hon. b. F. Shively, of South Bend
has been in the city tor the past few
days, as silent spectator, in the court
room during the Talbot trial.
Mr.. Douglas, general agent for the
Gormully and Jeffries Bicycle Co., OF
Chicago, closed a contract with the
Novelty company for several thousand
rims for the Chicago company.
Uncle Toms Cabin drew an immense
audience at the opera house last night
Every seat was taken. The company