Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 44, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 August 1895 — Page 7

Popular Approval

does far toward establishing the standing of a business hoase in the community, and the good will and favor wo have been shown indicates that those who have dealt with us have been eminently satisfied with their transactions. Our Shoes are merit makers and reputation winners Our Clothing Department Presents this week more than loO choice Knee Pants for Poys from I to It years, 3U0 pairs of Knee Pants only 25 cents per pair. An elegant line of Suits for Men which will be sold very cheap for cash. tD ü North of Postoffice, PLYMOUTH, IND. (Ef?e3nbepen&ent From Friday's Daily. Harry C. Corbin went to South Pend last evening. Julian and David Laur are visiting in Poehester. Dr. Pickey of Donaldson was on our streets to-day. The biggest store in Plymouth. M. Allman S: Son. Mrs. Peggy Sullivan returned to Chicago this morning. J. C. Punnell went to Donaldson this morning on business. Dr. Deeds made a business trip to Marmont this morning. Will Lankenaw returned from Pay City, Mich., this morning. A full line of builders hardware very low at J. V. Astley .fc Son's. Mrs. John Plain and Miss Daisy Powell went to Argos last night.S Mrs 0 Pitcher of Kansas is the gue .t of his sister, Mrs. Josiah Jacoby. Dr. J. II. Hamilton of La Paz was shaking hands with Plymouth friends to-day." Palph Kliis has accepted a position at the Novelty Works and begins work Monday. Pred K. Miller of .Ft. Wayne, is visiting friends and relatives in this city for a few days. A. W. Kleine, of South Pend is circulating among his friends and patrons in Plymouth to-day. John Houghton, of Houghton & Paul is in his ollice to-day after a serious illness of several days. Walter Pailey, who has been visiting .here for some time returned to his home in St Paul, Minn., to-day. Mrs.Pachel McKlrath of Columbus, arrived in this city last evening as the guest of Mrs. Susan White. Harvey Munshower, who has attended school at Valparaiso for the past four months, returned to-day. Prof. W. Worbes, of Spokane, Washington, is visiting for a few days with the family of Judge W. I. Iless. Mrs. Simon Goldsmith and baby returned to Chicago last evening after several weeks visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paumgarten who were the guestb of Levi Laur and family, returned to Cincinnati to-day. John F. Kuhn returns to Chicago this evening where he will resume his duties in the medical department at the Marine Hospital. John Miller, night agent, at the Pittsburg depot, leaves to-morrow on a two week's vacation, during which time he will-visit Cleveland and Pittsburg. J, H. Cooky has rented tho room formerly occupied by the Model and is preparing to open it with a stock of dry goods, clothing, boots and shocr. The Misses Jessie Johnson and Ilattie O'Prien, of Pourbon were in this city yesterday afternoon leaving for South Pend on the evening train. They will visit friends in that city for a few days. Miles Iltilverson, a former Plymouth boy, now in the telegraph business at Chicago, was in the city this morning en route to Michigan. He wasaeeom-. panied ly his wife and litfle Dan. K. F. Prooke left this evening for I'etoskey to enjoy a three week's vacation. He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. K. K. Prooke and also by Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Smith. Mr. Prooke will east business to the wind and enjoy this outing. Since my withdrawal from tho linn of Pender S: Molter, real estate dealers the Pittsburg tS: Georgia Land Co., insists on my representing them here as their agent, which I have concluded to do as my health will admit. So friends, I am still a representative of tho Pittsburg A: Georgia Land Co., and will be pleased to have all who intend to visit Georgia to give mo a call and I will gladly give all the information I can. Call on or address James M. Hcmingcr, Plymouth. Ind. Pox W.l.

From Saturday's Daily. Pay day at the Pittsburg. W. P. Sayles went to Walkerton today. Miss Katie Sullivan is visiting friends at Ft. Wayne. Miss Maggie Steckman is spending the day at South Pend. What a pretty store and such nice people, M. Allman & Son, M. W. Simons and party left for Lake Maxenkuckee to-day to spend Sunday, Dr. Peynolds is spending the afternoon and evening at Lake Maxenkuckee. Nathaniel Clark was lined 69.75 by Justice Peeves to-day on the charge of provoke. Miss Protsman who has been in attendance at Valparaiso school returned yesterday. A. J. Dillon, the popular insurance man of Pochester, was on our streets yesterday. Mrs. Harry Armstrong and Mrs. C. O. Smith, returned from Ft. "Wayne last evening. Miss Louisa Pall left for Columbia City to-day, where she will visit friends for two weeks. Miss Lizzie Wiltfcng of Huntington, is visiting the Misses Lottie and Cora Leonard for a few days. The family of L. C. Aures arrived in this city this morning and will make this their future home. Hon. II. G. Thayer is in South Pend to-day in attendance at the funeral of the late G. W. Matthews. Mrs. Mary Dinklage who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. P. Ilanes, returned to Ft. Wayne to-day. Mrs. Prindie Whitmore of Valparaiso is the guest of P. C. Southworth "and family for about a week. The funeral of Mrs. Poss Smith will take place at the Donaldson Church at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. W. II. Corbaley, an attorney of Indianapolis, is spending a few days here with his nephew, John A Corbaley. Vern Nussbaum and Editor Nearpass of Marmont, attended the ball game at the fair grounds yesterday. Fitch Peeves has accepted a position with the Indiana Novelty Manufacturing Co. and commenced on his duties. Owing to the remodeling in the Sears building A. E. Wise has removed his office to the forward part of the building. Will Siders has accepted a position as stenographer in a law ollice at Des Mo'mts, la., and left for that place yesterday. Mrs. Jeveny S: Son of Chicago, are guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John McCall, in this city. Mr. Jeveny is the famous umpire of the National League. Prosecuting Attorney Houghton assisted by Sam Parker are at Inwood today trying the case of the State of Indiana vs. Davidson, for violation of the Sunday law. Mr. and Miss Craig of Shelby county, are here visiting their uncle, George Craig, and will remain over Sunday. They are on their way home from school at Valparoiso. The Pev. Paymond will depart Mon day for a visit to his old homestead in New York slate. He will meet Mrs. Paymond who is already there, and after two or three weeks sojourn they will return together and be at home again. Miss Tillio Wade was taken by surprise by about twenty-five of her friends last evening but soon recovered herself and entertained them royally. A most enjoyable evening was spent with cards and games after which ice cream and cake were served. A fpaiet wedding took place last evening at the residence of Mrs. S. A Chaplin 702 North Michigan street. The contracting parties were Mr. Jonas C. Miller, of Oltowa, Kas., and Mrs. Pachel Tabar a highly respected lady of this city. Kldcr John C. Wince performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Miller left forNiagra this morning on their wedding tri, and on their return they will make their home in this city. From Monday's Daily. Lee Kendall returned from Terre Haute last night. Geo. Vinal and wife were the guests of South Pend friends yesterday. Misses Annie and Pearl Fulmer, of South Pend, are visiting their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. .Miller. II. P. Whit lock and wife visited friends in South Pend'over Sunday. Mrs. Kd. Sherman, of Lake Maxenkuckee was trading in Plymouth to-day. Miss Mary Wade went to Columbia City last evening to attend the wedding of a cousin. Jacob Wade leaves for Columbia City to morrow morning to attend the wedding of a relative. Chas. Humphrey is expected home to-day after a two weeks to visit various places in the east. Mrs. Jane Cross is reported as having been very sick Saturday and Sunday. She is a little better to-day. Miss May Prough, who has been the guest of Mrs. Amanda Croup returned to Michigan City to-night.

Misses Sazie and Mary McMasters leave for Elgin, 111., Wednesday, where they will make their future home. George Searls, who is working at the carpenter trade at Montpelier, spent Sunday with his wife in this city. Mrs. Alfred Morrison returned to Ilobart Saturday evening after a visit with friends and relatives in this city John Maley was lined 9.53 by Justice Peeves this morning, on the charge of drunkenness, and went to jail in default. Mr. and Mrs. James Orr of Fort Wayne, spent Sunday with Mrs. Orr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J A. Palmer, in this city. Grandma Smalley went to LaPorte Saturday evening where she will make her future home with her son, M. 1). Smalley. The Holiness people are busy predicting the end of the world. They ought to wait at least until the weather gets cooler Miss Elzina Stuck is visiting her parents at Marmont this week before going to LaPorte, where she will make her future home. Miss Prenda Whitmore of Valpar aiso, who has been visiting friends in this place, went to South Pend this morning to yisit her parents. Harry Hoham, who has been very low for some time past with malarial fever, is convalescent under the able care of Dr. Powers, and is rapidly approaching recovery, Monroe Walters took a bicycle trip to Chicago yesterday. He left his home here at 3 o'clock yesterday morning and expected to be in Chicago at 1 p. m. The Independent will give the time as soon as Walter is heard from. The Ladies of the Maccabees will give an entertainment consisting of songs and recitations on August 2Sth, at the K. O. T. M. Hall. An admission of ten cents will be charged at the door, this including ice cream and cake. Wednesday's Daily J. E. Snyder and family, Miss Eva Snyder and Frank Peeve, spent Sunday at Pretty Lake. J. E. took an involuntary bath in apout eight feet of water, going over the horses head while showing Frank how to make a horse drink out of the lake when he is afraid of the waves. Joseph M. Herman and Miss Mary Ashton were married at St. Michaels church by the Pev. Father Moench at nine o'clock this morning. The bride is one of Plymouth's fairest daughters and the groom a prominent business man of Marmont. The Ixdkpkxdkxt joins with their many friends in wishing them future success and happiness in their venture upon matrimonial life. The Casad Minstrel Company gave its initial performance in the opera house Saturday night. Most local show goers wished to see this first performance and a good audience greeted the

company when tho show 4egan but there was quite an exodus of people before it was over, which was possibly owing to the hot weather. Opinions diifer as to the merits of the entertainment, but we believe those who stayed to the end were generally satisfied. Otis Koebert was driving on Washington street Saturday evening near Center when his horse stumbled and fell breaking. one of the thills to the buggy and also breaking tho harness in several places. A great deal of gravel has been dumped on the street at this point and evidently not much pains taken to spread it. It was this that caused the horse to stumble. It would feem as though when such -repairs are being made on the street surely some kind of a light should bo provided to warn approaching teams of the danger. From Tuesday's Daily. Our big sale continues. M. Allman & Son. J. F. Firestone of Pouibon was in the city Saturday. Wm. Klinger is remodeling his house on Sophia street. Dr. Duttand wife of Argos, visite d. Plymouth friends yesterday. Owen Pupel of South Pend, was among Plymouth visitors yesterday. Miss Fva Snyder returned to Piemen yesterday after ' d two weeks vLit in this city. Warsaw defeated Pourb n yesterday 20 to 10. Pourbon was weak in the field. Chas. Marshall of Logansport, was calling on friends in this city yesterday afternoon. Miss Pertha Gabbert has resumed her place at Klcopfcr's after a rest of six weeks. W. II Albert left this morning for a trip of several days to Denver, Ind.,and Cincinnati. Prof. Worbes returned to Spokane, Washington, to-day after a two weeks visit in this city. Mrs. Peter Keller and little son went to Hamlet yesterday to visit her parents for a few days. Oliver Gaudy left this morning for a two weeks trip through Northern Indiana and Michigan. J. C. Jilson, Pev. W. W. Paymond and Pel;r Kryer left for Niagara Falls on the excursion yesterday. Wo are immense. M. Allman & Son.

The work of repairing, cleaning and painting the Michigan street bridge was commenced to-day. Dr. Wiseman, of Marmont, was in the city yesterday and reports business in his line as a little dull at that place Mrs. Pell Patterson and sister, Mrs. Calista Tippie of Defiance, Ohio, were visiting their cousin, Mrs. Wm. H. Craig last week. Miss Emma Montgomery left for Spokane, Washington, this morning to remain a year. She was accompanied to Chicago by Mrs. J. W. Hess, who will return this evening. Chas. Miller and family of Chicago

who has been the guest of his Father S. W. Miller went to Argos last eA8 ling where they will visit his sister Mrs Poggs for a few days. J. II. McCabe and wife of Pourbon, passed through the city yesterday on their bicycles. Mr. McCabe is on a business trip and is trying to mix a little pleasure with business. Messrs Chas. and Theodore McLaughlin and John Fogle and families,, who have been camped at Pretty Lake for the past week, broke camp and returned to this city Sunday. Miss Lizzie Hensey, who has been the guest of Miss Clara Pucher, was recalled to her home in Ft. Wayne last evening by a telegram announcing the serious illness of her father. Miss Lena Schoner left to-day for Twin Lake, where she Will be the guest of Mrs. C. Coddard for a few days, when they will go in company to Lake Maxenkucke to visit friends. Mrs. Frank Nicolay and sister, Mrs. Pichards returned from Chicago yesterday. They were accompanied home by their niece Miss Pertha Snyder who who will visit here for about ten days. A party of young ladies composed of Misses Louis Ayres, Erma Wirlings, Erna Eiler, Daisy Powell, Daisy Nussbaum, Planche Wolf and Lillie Knob lock picniced at the park near the large llowing well yesterday. A party of travelers by team passed through the city yesterday enroute from northwestern Nebraska to eastern Pennsylvania. They report everthing along the route so far as having suffered greatly from drought. A delightful musicale was given at the residence of J. W. Iless last evening by Prof. Worbes, of Spokane, Washington. Among those present were Mesdames Purket, Tibbetts and Lauer, Miss Julia Mayer, and Messrs C. P. Tibbetts and Edwin Mayer. Jacob Michaels house near the Yandalia depot was entered during the early part of last night while the family were absent and a new suit of clothes belonging to Mr. Michaels was stolen. An old pair of pants with 52 in the pocket was overlooked. The Young Ladies' society, of the Presbyterian church, gave a hay ride party last evening to the Christian Endeavor of that church. They visited the family of Mr. Howe on Prewery road, where they were entertained in a delightful manner and returned at a late hour feeling that they had all enjoyed an evening of unalloyed pleasure. From Wednesday's Daily. Fred Penfield, of Chicago, is in town to-day. John Klinghammer went to Argos to-day. Dr. Deeds went to Argos on business to-day. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sands returned to Davis to-day. D. E. Snyder and wife spent Monday in South Pend. John Patterson and daughter left for Ft. Wayne to-day. W. II. Vangilder visited his brother at Argos yesterday. Geo. II. Thayer, Jr., made a business trip to Chicago to-day. - John Sullivan and mother returned from LaPorte to-day. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs J. II. Flaharty last night. I'd Weaver is circulating among Plymouth friends to day. Mrs. Phodes left for Muncie this morning to visit friends. We know a thing or two about collais and cult's, M. Allman & Son. L. M. Lauer left this morning for a two-week's trip through the south. II. S. liogers is tempting the finny tribe at Lake Maxenkuckee to-day. Kd Peutz of Goshen, is the guest of relatives in this city for a few days. Miss Minnie Dew returned to Decatur, 111., after several months spent in this city. Frank Poiton, of New Decatur, Ala., was the guest of Frank Kelcham and family, Tuesday. Pert Allman leaves to-morrow for Marshfield, Wis., where he has accepted a position in a clothing store. Milton Gunkle, who has visited relatives in Plymouth for some time, returned to Chicago this morning. O. F. Mil. or, a prominet citizen and druggist of Premcn, was circulating among Plymouth friends yesterday. Ä slight blaze occurred in the hardware store of II. E. Puck last evening, caused by a spontaneous combustion Have you looked at our neck-wear? It's beautiful. M. Allman & Son.

URPRISING

IIowr quickly the trade throughout this and adjoining counties has caught on to

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All wool well trimmed and well made black, blue and brown

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They surpass anything you have ever been offered. Our line of Clay Worsteds, Fancy Cassimeiv and Best High Grady Clothing very low this week. See it? " Still going. 50 dozen fine laundried fancy shirts, all sizes. Regular 85c value; 48c. Come and see the way we have fixed our store room. The nicest, most convenient store in town. We invite you to inspect our goods and prices.

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Plymouth's Most Enterprising Clothiers.

Mrs. C. A. Wilding, nee Woodward, is now in Paris and will travel in South- j ern Europe, returning in September, Kd. S. Hogarth and family left for Indianapolis this morning where they will visit Mrs. Hogarth's sister for! about a week, Mrs. Will Potsch and daughter, and Mrs. Streb started for Washington, 1). C, last evening after a two months visit with relatives in this city. C. C. Trump and daughter of South Pend were in the city yesterday, and in the evening left here for Poston where they will visit for some time. John Osborn pleaded guilty to the charge of public indecency, before 'Squire Peeves last evening and was fined ;t:"ö; remanded to jail in default. W. C. Alexander, of Premen, one of the numerous candidates for County Superintendent of Schools, is in the city to-day interviewing the commissioners. (J. McKlrath, a former resident of Plymouth, accompanied by a friend, passed through this city yesterday on their wheels, enroute from South Uend to Chicago. Mrs. 1). S. OTrien has improved to such an extent that she was brought back to this city yesterday. Hut for awhile she will remain with Mr. O'Prien's parents. Claude IJayman pleaded guilty to the charge of indecent exposure of person before Justice Peeves yesterday and was promptly lined j?13.r5f and now languishes in jail in default, among a lot of rope halters. It was soon extinguished with only slight dam age. Quito a lirge crowd took in the Cincinnati and Dayton excursion this morning. Among those from here who went were Messrs. CJ. Wolf, Lou, Win. and Jacob Suit, Harvey Steele and Mrs. Wall. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kred Ooodyear died last night of cholera infantum, at their residence live miles northeast of this city. Funeral will occur from the house at 'J o'clock to-morrow morning. The case of the state ot Indiana vs. Amelia Sclosser, for provoke, was before Justice Hull, of Argos, yesterday. J. K. Houghton prosecuted the case and V. P. Kirk appeared for the defense. The defendant was found guilty and a fine of $10.00 imposed. Carl Peynolds, driver, and Jim Pubcock, grocm, drove to Maxenkuek.e last night with their string of three: Mab, who is entered m the free-for-all, Tony in the 2:10 class and Nibs in the o:W class. This will be Carl's initiatory race - also the horse Nibs. Harvey Hutchinson, one of the employes on the Sears building had a close call yesterday. He was standing on a sea If old tearing down a brick wall with a crowbar, when the scaffold fell with him to the floor below. The crowbar fell also the blunt end striking him on the head indicting a severe bruise and breaking the skin for over an inch. He was compelled to go home but is out again to-day. From Thursday's Daily. Mrs. Louis McDonald is visiting in La Porte. James K. Houghton is reported as gradually gaining. Mrs. J. W. Iless returned from Chicago last evening. Jacob Wa le returned from Columbia Ciiy last evening. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Parks went to Warsaw yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. AVm. Kverly left for Warsaw, yesterday. Harry C. Page, of Chicago, was doing business in the city yesterday. John Soicc and daughter Pose, leave for Mt. Clemens to day. Miss Pesio Viets returned from Chicago, Tuesday evening. Miss Stella: Chaso left to-day for a two weeks' visit in Ft. Wayne. Mrs. W. 11. llollock lef i to-day for

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UIT an extended visit with friends and relatives in Arkansas. O. A. Pi. suits, all wool, 80.00 at M. Allman & Son. Fred Hill and wife are attending the fair at Maiccnkukee to-day. Dr. F. M. Purket and w ife went to Warsaw yesterday to vis't relatives. John K. Snyder aiuf family are attending the fair to-dav at Maxenkuckee. Chaney A: Kepler's new cider press commenced operations this morning. (Jraham Pose of Pourbon. was transacting business in this city yesterday. Auditor Porter and wife are attending the fair at Lake Maxenkuckee to-day. Jerome Pall returned last night from a two week's visit in the South and Mast. Mrs. P. C. Southworth and son Frank are visiting in South Pend for two weeks. The plate glass to be used in tho Wm. Sears' building was received this morning. A new electric light has been placed at the railroad crossing near the Novelty Works. J. M. Cliillas, of the Poston tore, at South Pend, was a visitor in our city yesterday. A marriage Licenses were issued to Jerry Prillhart and Lizzie Fribley, Wednesday. Miss Angie Thayerjel't for Warsaw to-day where the will visit friends and relatives. Miss Katherine Parr and Mr. Henry Swift of Chicago, are visiting in tho city for a few days. James Marshall, Fred Poss and Ott Albert went to Maxenkuckee to attend the races this afternoon. Prof. P. A. Chase and wife left for Hillsdale, Michigan, to-day, where they will visit for two weeks. Mrs. Flo Mcdowan who has been the guest of II. Ilumrichouser, left for Sterling, 111., yesterday. Miss Stella Prooke returned to Oarnett, Kansas, to-day after a four months visit with her grand parents. Kd. Pichards, of Argos, has rented and is moving into the W hillock property at the corner of Adams and Plum streets. Call at Art Hall, Maxenkuckee Fair, and hear the famous Paldwin and Fischer Pianos, exhibited by K. Spangie of Plymouth, Ind. The Junior Kndeavor of the Presbyterian Church were enlertamed last evening by Pev. II. Mareotte at the residence of Mrs. C. LaPrash. The Starlight Dancing Club will give their iirst social dance at Centennial opera house to-night. MiMenberger's orchestra will furcish the music. Mrs. Sarah shakes who owns the building occupied by J.C. Punnell, is having it raised and new sells but in. the old ones having rotted oil'. John Paxterand wile, Ceo. W. Paxter and wife ami Mrs. J. K. Houghton, went to Pourb-n to-day to attend tl.O funeral of Mrs. John Paxler of that city. Dr. Viets loo the following party to FrePy Lake for an afternoon's outing yesterday; Mioses Parr, Ayres and Viets, Messrs. H. Swif. and P. Nussbaum. ly advices from Paldwinsville, New York, we are informed that the Pev. W. W. Paymond joined his wife at the residence of her parents at that place Tuesday evening. Through Houghton x Paul's agency, Silas Joseph has purchased the Ira Puck residence, now occupied by II. K. Puck and located at the corner of Walnut and Adams streets. Township Trustee MiCrory has purchased a i acre gravel pit of Hiram Shafcr, IP , miles south of the city on Michigan road and will use it in improving the roadsof that locality. It is said that this pit contains some of tho best gravel that ever "laid out doors.

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