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


There will be special services at the
Reformed church this week, commence
ing tonight.
The mandolin club will give another
one of their entertaining dances at the
opera house tonight.
David Snyder, who was been suffer
ing with stomach trouble for several
day. will soon be himself again
More cold weather is asked for 10y the
ice dealers as they have not yet enough
in store for summer consumption.
The Young Womens Presbyterian
society met last evening with Mrs.
Charles Harris.
Rev. Smith is feeling exceedingly
happy today over the result of the
meetings of the past two weeks.
Rev. Raymond will go to Peru tomor-
row TO attend cOnvocation OF the
Nothern Indiana Deanery.
Little Grace kress returned to her
home in South Bend, after a few days
visit with her father, Mr.. George kress.
Mr. and Mrs +. G.. Smith and son, OF
Coldwater, Michigan, are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. X. *. Brooke, OF this
city.
The ladies' of the W. II. c. will hold
their regular afternoon social Wednes-
day with Mrs. Louisa Botset on East
Jefferson street
Miss Helen Disher has returned 70
Bremen to take charge of her school.
Miss Helen has been sick for some time
but has entirely recovered.
The revival services at the NJ. f.
church Will continue through this weet
and if the interest still keeps up the
meetings will run through next week.
Morris Ager, John Nichols, Elmer
White, William White and Clarence
Slater, of Twin Lakes, attended the re-
vival meeting in the NJ f. church last
night.
James linn has disposed of his inter
est in the cigar and billiard business to
RolIa Bennett and will return TO Ply
mouth, so says the Columbia City
Post
The Sutherin trial still continues to
draw the crowd. More people came to
Plymouth today than yesterday, and as
the trial progresses the interest in
creases. There will be nothing over
looked
Miss Magdalena Klinghammer vii
give social at her home on Laporte
street, Thursday afternoon and evening
for the benefit of the Reformed church
splendid time is anticipated and
you are cordially invited.
Fred Botset will give one of the finest
dances ever given in this city at the
opera house in the near future. Music
Will be furnished by Frelburg's OF
chestra Of Chicago. The exact date will
be announced later.
Charlie Ilammeral the we'll known
CAIRO street restaurant man will move
his restaurant to North Michigan stree,
next door to Turner's meat market.
When he gets his fixtures in shape he
will have one of the finest and best
equipped restaurants In the city.
Rev. DIR. Tucker preached his last
sermon last night in the NJ +. church
in this city, of the present series OF
meetings. lie left for his home IN Val
paraisO last night carrying with him the
blessings of the Plymouth people.
Miss Hazel Ketcham is slowly in
proving ard is able TO be up part OF
the time IL the afternoon. This will
be good news for the many friends OF
Miss Hazel.
Charlie Ulrich's little son Paul is one
year old today. Master Paul can talk
and raise cain in general. One year
ago today the thermometer registered
ID below zero, at least Charlie SAYS SO.
We have our doubts whether Charlie
knew whether it was 40 below or 4Ol
above.
Dr. w. Ii. Hickman, of Greencastle.
was the guest, from noon yesterday. OF
Rev. l.. ). Smith and family. He went
to TT. Wayne this morning.
a reward of $40 will be given for any
reliable information that will lead to
the discovery of the party who shot the
little pug dog 1.-THE property OF Army
Cleveland. The cowardly act was done
last Sunday night.
Rev. Rothenberger will begin a series
OF meetings tonight at the Reformed
church. Rev. Rothenberger is a good
speaker and hard working minister
and we hope his efforts will add mum
bers to his church.
Mr.. +. Price is quite sick today with
heart trouble. Last night Mr.. Price
was a very sick man, but today he