Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.


Another member of Charles Sucks
family has the diphtheria.
The commissioners today examined
the county councils appropriations.
Carl Reynolds has been employed as
salesman in Shambsugh's shoe store.
Eldridge Thompson spent the after
ternoon fishing at Lake Maxenkuckee.
Jonas Miller left today for Kansas,
where he expects TO stay several weeks.
A baby bov entered the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hulchings this morn
ing.
Do not take hesrsay but come and
see Wallace before you sell your poul-
try. lw
A brother of John Gallagher arrived
last evening from California to visit
with him.
The Vandslia railroad is putting
down new walk along it's property on
Jefferson street.
Miss 5. York returned to her home in
Culver today after visiting with H. 5.
Rogers and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Floor, of Alliance,
Ohio, left for their home today after
visiting with Sylvester Zehner and wife.
E. T. Wymsn, the deputy revenue
collector of Cincinnati, Ohio, was
here today examining deeds, mort
cages, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs Christian Rush, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn, departed
for their home In Gerard, ILL.,, this
morning.
r. b. Oglesbee went to Indianapolis
this morning to attend the meeting of
general officers of the uniformed rank
knights of Pythias.
jeremiah Kyser, who has been visit
ing Mat Kyser, left this morning for
Rochester and Huntington from which
place he will either return to Plymouth
or to bis home in Ohio.
Arbor day is near at hand and it will
be well TO remember the aimonitiOn of
the old Quaker when he said: "John,
when thee has nothing else to do thee
may even plant tree; it will be
growing while thee sleep"
The Mozarts met last evening with
Mrs. G. p. Drummond. The dues were
raised to thirty cents per month, the
entrance fee to 90 cents and new
member voted in. Active work will
begin next Friday evening.
Robert E. Hunt and wife arrived
from Sandusky, Ohio, yesterday to find
place to store their household goods.
They left yesterday for Chicago where
they will spend two weeks, after which
Mr.. Hunt will take Thomas Twoomey's
place as telegraph operator.
Stsrke county is to have a new Dem
ocratic paper at Knox. 1t will be
started by &. o. Musselmen, formerly
publisher of the Democrat at that place.
The new paper Will be known as the
Crescent. The Democrats of that cOun-
ty fear that two papers will divide the
Democrats into factions and injure the
party.
For limited time ROtzein will make
cabinet photos for one dollar per dozen.
Don't delay but come in at once. The
best material is used that money can
buy. L guarantee you the finest photos
and the best that are made in the cOun-
ty. Gallery on Laporte street, opposite
the Methodist church, in Plymouth,
Indiana. 3d3w
The nine-year-old son of l.. 5. Van
glider was shot last evening with an air
rifle. He WAS riding home from his
grandfafher's in the country, when
another boy, whom they were passing,
pointed his air gun at him and fired.
The ball penetrated the c1in and fol-
lowed the jaw bone about sn .ch and
half. 1t was removed by DR.. Lind
quist and is not thought to be serious.
There is no agency through which a
merchant may place his announce
neDts so promptly and extensively be-
fore the public as through a wide awake
and largely circulated newspaper. The
regularity of the appearance of such
journal, the important information
which it disseminates, and its influence
as an exponent of the best educational
ideas, constitutes unquestionable evil
dence of its stability and popularity.
From Wednesdays Daily
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