Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-18
From THURSDAYS Daily

NHlCkeuS are w luV vi CHOltId uedi
Hubbard.
VIM. Kendall has begun his new &C.
ment walk.
Sol Altman was IN towr today visit
ing relatives.
Miss Jennie Hswley is visiting friends
in Fl Wayne
John Shaughnessy has secure work
in Mishawsks.
VIM Norris, of Culver, transacted
! business here today.
| John G. Zechiel, of Culver, transacted
business here today.
Shell Leland, of South Bend, was in
town today on business.
Father Moench, OF Valparaiso, re-
turned home this afternoon.
f. c. Msrtindale and son Frank made
trip to Argos this morning.
Prof. Brown, of the Valparaiso nor
mai school, was in town today.
Nv oCli CluO al e
out course of study for the coming
winter
Mrs. Dr. Rease and children returned
to North Liberty today after visiting in
this city.
I he brother of A. R. Underwood is
guest at the Underwood domicile in
this city
There will be a game of base ball be-
tween Donaldson and Plymouth here
SUNDAY.
George Reams of Michigan City was
the guest of friends in Plymouth this
morning.
Ryan's store has been supplied with
the new gas lamps which W. f. Leon
ard is putting in.
Several DRINKS vera among the
throng of respectable citizens on the
streets last night.
Mrs. Vankirk, of South Plymouth,
who has been i'll for the past year or so,
is said to be rapidly sinking.
j. w. Jacobs, of Peru, went TO Gull
yer today after visiting Supt. George
Marks and others in this CITY.
Mrs. O. X. Miller and infant son
George, went to South Bend today
where they Will visit relatives.
Mrs. G.. w. Matthews, of South Bend,
returned home today. She has been the
guest of ID. f. Snyder and wife.
Harry Vanschoick and wife and Orr
Byrd, of Chicago, visited friends in this
city tC 1ay on their way to Culver.
Misses Anna and Dora Stegmsn have
opened millinery store ia Detroit,
Mich. Success to these Plymouth ladies.
Herbert Bsrnhill, of this city, has Sc
cured the position of baggsgemaster at
KensingtOn, one of the suburbs of Chi
cago.
Charles ROsenbury has completed his
new residence on NJ rth Walnut street,
with the exception of few finishing
touches.
&. T. Mattingly and wife are still at
Chautauqua. Their son Ralph Is look
ing after the business during their
absence.
Charles Albert is home from Chicago
on two weeks vacation. He has been
working at his trade In the above
named city.
A. G. Love left for Laporte Yesterday
loon, riding his wheel. He expects to
visit his sister, Mrs. Hewitt, and will re-
turn saturday.
Jess Warnes of Chicago is reported
quite III at the home of his father in
Donaldson. His wife is in attendance
at his bedside.
The foundation is being laid for an
addition to the children's home. Said
addition will be 36 by 40 feet and will
consist of two stories.
Miss Carrie Reeves, of the State
bank, went to st. Joseph on business
this morning, and spent the day in the
st. Joseph Savings bank.
Miss ElnOrs Zechlel, of Culver,
changed cars here today on her way
back from Warsaw, and was the guest |
of Mrs. White i'm the meanwhile.
Dave Lauer should not be forgotten
when we recount the names of local
pot hunters. He bsgged 25-pound
turtle in Yellow river yesterday.
A crowd of Plymouth girls visited
Pretty lake yesterday afternoon and
took supper with Jesse Gilmore and
John Hay at the Wilson cottage.
Robert Thomas, full tledged Irish
man, Just from the old country, is stop
ping for about a week in this CITY, AS
may be guessed, he is an interesting
talker.
Louis Mcdonald left this morning for |
northern Wisconsin where he will take |
q weeks outing. The region where he |
goes il noted for it's lakes we'll stock ed |
with fish.
Among the all-night institutions of |
Plymouth is the police force, two bake |
shops, the telegraph office, couple of
lunch counters and perhaps now and |