Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-08
From Thursdays Daily.

For bibles and albums go the Peoples
Drug store. lw
Menthars cough drops. Try sample
at Jacob 8 grocery. 6dlw
John Thomas, of Culver, transacted
business in Plymouth today.
Just the thing to stop cough. Men
that's cough drops ut Jacks. 6dlw
Mrs. Ike Thomas left this morning
for TT. Wayne TO live during the winter
with her two sons.
). A. Ullery who has lived about five
miles west of here, has moved with his
family to South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Greenawalt have
both been sick for several days at their
home on Sophia street.
The Clizbe Bros went to Chicago to-
day. They expect to be running by
Tuesday of next week.
The Independent presents its readers
with careful synopsis of the presi-
dent's message on the seventh page.
). n. Stevens has been selected by the
board of county commissioners as
county attorney for the coming year.
An original pension of So per month
has been granted to George w. Harper,
Plymouth; of So to John ID. Thomas,
Bourbon.
ID. NJ. Jones, of Milwood. Kosciusko
county, has just returned from two
months visit in Illinois, He left this
morning for Bourbon.
For Ssle.-A stallion and Durham
COW. Cow fresh in March Bred to a
thoroughbred Poll Durhsm. Address
+. J. Kline, Linkville, Ind. wifi
Mrs. Frank Stevens has gone to War
saw where she will spend the winter
with sister. Frank has secured work
10 South Bend and will live there.
NJ A. Eisenhour, of New Paris, was
in the city today and incidentally paid
the Independent call. He says he
prefers Indiana to North Dakota
winters.
Persons afflicted with diseases of the
eye and ear may consult DR.. Paul, of
Chicago, at the horne of Mrs. NJ. Y ockev,
Plymouth, Opposite the court house,
Wednesday, Dec. 20. Examination free.
Poor treated free. 2w
The word which was received at
Bourbon yesterday regarding the sui
eide of Matt Erwin was TO the effect
that he had attempted to kill himself
by cutting his throat but that he was
still alive. This indicates that his re-
covery Is very improbable.
No prettier or more desirable line of
holiday goods will be shown in the
city han the one at the Peoples Drug
store Almost anything you could de-
sire in Christmas gifts can be found
there. Better make your selections
early while the best goods remain 10
stock. lw
An interesting missionary program
will be given at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday night at seven O'Clock
There will be sacred csntata by the
children and other exercises by the
members of the society. Miss Alice
Place will give q recitation and Mrs.
Thornberry will sing q solo with violin
obligatO. Everybody welcome.
News has been received of the death
of John Prottsman at Mishawaks. Mr.
PrOttsman was having some trouble
with one of his legs and some time ago
q decision was made to smputste it,
but whether or not that had been done
and was the cause of his death we can
not say. He was about 30 years of age,
was a brother of George Prottsmsn
who lives near Plymouth, and had
passed the earlier part of his life near
hear.
Mrs. f. w. Bosworth left this morn.
ing and Mr.. Borworth this noon, fol
Cassopois, Michigan, where they were
called by telegram announcing the
death of Mr.. Bosworth's aunt, Mrs
Y ost. Mrs. Yost was here visiting the
families of +. w. Bosworth and w. IL
Carpenter but a few weeks ago and q
letter had been received just the day
before the telegram came IN which
nothing whatever was said of any sick
ness. The cause of her death was no,
known bat it is presumed to be either
paralysis, of which she had already
been q victim. or heart failure.