Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-04
A ADDITIONAL LOCAL,

1heic VIII De uance al the l.apaE
hall March }.
David Redding is reported somewhat
better to day
Ladds celebrated cheese at Ninalls If
Frank Brooks hssreturned to Cleve
land Ohio.
Kidney beans only DC at Vinalls IT,
Frank Baker is visiting relatives in
this city.
DIR Knott is transactlng business in
Chicago.
Jacob Winters, of Converse, Ind, was
In Plymouth on legal business
William Green. of Martinsvile, is
visiting friends in this city.
Work is picking up little at the
ElecktrOn cycle works.
Mrs Charles Harris is still a very sick
! woman,
Torrent hose company held their
regular monthly meeting last night.
Bert Reeves and Will Leonard went
to Indianapolis to day on business.
There were lS3 conversions at the
Union meetings in Bourbon.
Charles Iolem of Twin Lakes has
gone 10 Sugar Grove, Ill
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Feikert,
Df dan Io
Mr. and Mrs. : NJ. Gordon are visit
ing relatives and friends in Missouri.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Eli Steele of
Teegarden, II daughter, Friday Feb ~.
Charles Sluss has returned toMarshall
county after three months visit in
Ohio
The largest and best stock of paints
and oils In the city can be found at
Backs,
For sale at our residence, at private
sale ali our house hold goods. W.
Rankin DIV If.
Remember that j Ohm j. Ingalls, will
be at the opera house in this city Friday
night
Harry Corbin will leave the city 20
morrow on business. He will return
saturday.
Curt Aldrich, of TeegardeD, is suffer
lngwith broken leg, caused by log
falling upon it.
Hook and ladder company held a
meeting last night and transacted some
important business.
Nine bars Lenox soap for 25c, Sat
urday and Monday, at S. f. Smith and
Go. klondike grocery 3dw
Nathaniel Clark of Inwood has bought
40 acres of land north of Burr Oak and
is moving there.
Mr.. Hachison, second advance agent
of "Trixie" was registered at the Ross
house today.
1t will only be short time until Ply
mouth will have one Of the finest drill
ed companies of soldiers in Indiana.
j. e. Corbin has purchased the half
interest IN the opera house held by Mr.
DeLapp and he now has full control.
This is the week of prayer at the
Wesleyan Methodist church on the south
side and revival will begin next
week in that church.
If we have beer correctly informed
Plymouth will be what is considered a
model town within the next week. You
can guess what it means.
Miss Eliza Stuck of Twin Lakes eel
eDrated her twenty fourth birthday last
Saturday evening, many of her young
f.lends being present.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Lapaz creamery will occur at
their office at 2 p. m March >. for the
purpo Sc of electing officers.
Mr.. a. NJ. Mosier is quite sick with
catarrhal fever and rheumatism at the
home of Mis-. Carrie Craig on west
w otiCCt.
The Philomathian society met this
afternoon at their new home in the
basement of Carpenters dry goods store |
The ladies of the German church met |
with Mrs. Speisshoffer this afternoon at |
her residence On South Michigan street.
There is another candidate for county
clerk subject to the decision of the dem
ocratic nominating convention. Ills
name Is Ed III. COrbin, of this city.
Arney Cleveland held the lucky nun
Der which drew the handsome side board
at the Phoenix cigar store. No 1887
was the number that did the work
The Rochester Daily Republican con-
talnes the names of 26 gentlemen who
have announced their intention of max
ing the race for county office.
Chariia Rrowp forp,.rIu of tb;s o;t,, |