Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-07

In Spanish and translated by W. IL.
Young.
The Misses Sue and Bernice Clark re-
turned to their home in South Bend last
evening.
Herbert Buck left today for ST nth
Bend, and from there he will go to
Cleveland.
a fine improvement is new side
walk on The north side of J. r. Losey's
residence
Charles Craig has returned to Nappa-
nee, after visiting his grandparents IN
this city.
Miss Stella Brink accompanied Mil
dred Neufer to her home in Bremen
this morning.
Geo. III. Thayer, jr, H. g. Thsyer
and George Marble have gone to Chi
cagO on business.
The Ladies Whist club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon, July IL, with
Mrs. Tittsworth.
Miss Jennie Stevens, who spent the
4th with Plymouth friends, returned to
Valparaiso today.
Mrs. Ringgold, of South Bend, who
has been visiting friends in this city,
returned home today.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church meets with Mrs. Charles Wilcox
next Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Earnest Guilbert, of Minneapo-
lis, Is visiting the family of Emanuel
Freese, near Plymouth.
Miss Clara Boise was the guest of
friends here today on her way from
Laporte to Fort Wayne.
Orvill Cotton returned to South Bend
last evening. He has been the guest of
Frank and Ralph Leonard.
Mrs. VIM. Brsman and son returned
to South Bend today, after a two weeks
visit with Plymouth friends.
The Marshall County Medical Society
will meet in Plymouth on Thursday,
July 13, 1899, at O'Clock p. m.
Miss Mamie Hoham is the guest of
friends in Chicago. She will attend an
opera there tomorrow evening
Miss leila Littleton returned to her
home in Argos today. She has been
the guest of Miss Daisy Tribby.
Miss Grace Estes accompanied Mrs.
TAFT to her home in Peru. Grace will
visit in that city for several weeks.
Jesse and Grace Brown returned to
their home in South Bend, after an ex-
tended visit with Plymouth friends.
Mrs. Hollingshead and grandson,
Earl, who have been visiting G. Hol-
lingshead, left today for South Bend.
Marshal Cheney has the respect of
the citizens of Plymouth. That is
more than can be said of his villifyer.
Oscar SimOns has resigned his posi-
ton as cashier at Kloepfer's store and
Miss Gertrude Thomson is now
cashier.
Edward r. Danforth was appointed
deputy treasurer yesterday by Treas
urer Wink, to collect delinquent taxes.
Edward commenced work this morning.
A most enjoyable time is reported by
The friends of Miss Stella Brink, who
entertained last evening in honor of
Miss Mildred Neufer, of Bremen.
Light refreshments were served.
Mrs. r. b. Oglesbee, Mrs. NJ. w.
Simons, Mrs. J. III. Green, Mrs James
Houghton and Misses Jessie Tosn,
Jean Oglesbee and Anna Houghton are
spending the afternoon at the Simons
cottage at Culver.
Plymouth was crowded on the Glor-
ious Fourth. The behavior of the vast
crowd was excellent. No disturbances
worth mentioning occurred. This speaks
we'll for those who participated in the
exercises of the dsy.-South Bend
Times.
The Sunday school of Mt. Olive
church, northeast of the city, has in
vited Mr.. III. G. Thayer to deliver his
lecture, "Paul's journey to Rome" be-
fore that school. The lecture will be
given next Sunday night. A song serv-
ice will precede the lecture. Neighbor-
ing schools are invited.
Miss Della Oglesbee, assisted by Miss
Emma Yockey, are entertaining the
following friends at the residence of
r. B. Oglesbee: Misses Julia Lampson,
Norma Vonhackey, Messrs Leonard
Campbell, Carey Bolger, Wayne Big
wood and George Forrey, from the
Palmer House at Culver.
Elkhart Truth: Express train, No. 81,
which passed through here westward
bound Monday evening carried one car
loaded with wild animals enrOute from
Hamburg, Germany, to Ottawa, Iowa,
to join Wallaces's circus. Two large
elephants, one royal Bengal tiger and a
whole cage full of monkeys were aboard
the car.
A letter from Mrs. p. s. Alleman,
who with her husband has been at
Blue Earth City. Minnesota, for
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