Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 46, Plymouth, Marshall County, 6 September 1895 — Page 4

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Untere! at the I'Ivi.ioutl lNt Office as smjiiu class inatttT. I . . - - - - - j A. K. ZI MM HILM N, .. i. smith, ' iinm am l'nni üiKi''! -tum i::ition vuu 1:. Ul i- V :ir BOURBON AND VICINITY. September IV.";. Vat h this ci'imr.n this wtek. Tin- Daily Indi riiNDKNT only h: per wvek. Frank .MeKmiiey of PJyiinMiTh was in town to tlay. .lud lUviiiv of IJochestt-r was at home ovvr Sunday. Mr.aml Mri. l'trd FriMey drove ovtr lo I'lviimulh to-dav. Daniel llisey is reported as being very sick with heart trouble. Power A; lleiehert are having a new: 1 o- laid in their storeroom. Mr. F.iack, onr deputy sheriff, was in Ituvn a lew hour yesterday. Mr. Thomas I'aschall left yesterday for a few iays visit witli his son a llloomingburg. Hev. linger and family left this iimr:ifcig for Huntington, for a few days visit with relatives and friends. Mr. .Jessie Uurkett, who has suffered q insult rably from a cancer on his left hand, was able to be in town a few moments to-day. Philip Uaugher was able to be on the streets a train to day, although he is still very weak. It will be several days yet before he can open his barber shop Again. The W. ('. T. I. wdl meet to-morrow evening witti Mrs. (). 1'. Hreer. 1'verybody invited. All members ar requested to be .resent as there will be an e.'eeti -n of oilicers. llichard Matchette who lud Iiis right knee broken on the Fourth of July, was ibie to get down town this morning for the ;:rst time. His many friends were tle:i"ed to see him around once more u vili i.ime a speedy recovery. Michigan peaches were being so d tola) mi the streets for Jl.üO per bushel, mil last saiiml;iy they were selling in Viviaoi-.th sl.m per bu-hcl. The horf distance betwien the two towns liquid make a ilil'fereiice ofsixty 'ents ";. ..no bi:helof peaches. l":t(!ti:e Ih-iC, living 'A miles north of own, aged about twelve years, had a very serious and painful accident hap j en him vesterday, n-nl in a very peculiar way. lie went into a stall beside a Lorse. and the horse being ery restle.-s, crowded him against the partition with -such f' ice i:s to break his shouMt-r alade. li. Fd;s.n was caüetl ujion to attend him and repoits him as doing very well. A young lad at At wood, named Withtin, aged nine y ears, had both feet cut off yesterday, while trying to jump on -lid oil i a moving freight train. He f .raw led about 2;)o feet from where the rcciuent occiire.l to his home before he "vas discovered. His recovery is very ojubtfu!. He was trying to climb on the train while it was moving and not being tall enough to reach the steps villi hi.-: feet he jumped for a journal his foot slipping off and he teil .v.toss the rail. ARGOS AND VICINITY. September 'A, lV,;.,. Jim (lihbons of Rochester is in town "Jo-day. llev. Campbell has a very sore hand at present. Isaac Ithodes of ilion was in town this morning. The ball game next Thursday. Mentone vs. Argos. John 1 'aimer was up from the Lake this morning. Chas. Alleman was in Chicago yesterday on business. J. II. Onnsby went to Tiosa on business this morning. Mrs. Chds. Hughes is visiting relatives fo! a few days. Fred Jo mson and wife returned to Chicago last evening. Mrs. Houston returned to her home at llochester last evening. II. S. Farrington is painting the drop wirtain in the opera house. Will C. Hewitt of llochester is working in the cigar factory here. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter of Indianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Baxter for a few days Foi; IIknt Furbished front room, sutiable for two ladies. Address Box 73 1. Harold Wilson and wife returned last night from a two weeks visit to Ohio. Kvangelist George (Ireen preaches very night this week in the Christian Church. Howard Shafer who has been visiting in this city tor about a week returned to llochester to-day. Miss Cora Lelandhas moved her millinery stock into the room formerly occupied by C. Z. Howe. II. C. O'Blenis having moved his office into the new I'ickerel building is

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ared to do business now in the no public line. L. D. t':uder representing the Ft. Wayne Driving Club, w as in town yesteiday Utting up bills for the Fr. Wayne races, winch will occur September 2)i to 'iv Mr. Stornier informs us tnat the races at Ft. Wayne will this year eclipse any which have eur heen ( held on heir justly celebrated truck, on ' which the world's record was beaten j last year. The much talked of race betwt.cn John II. (.entry and .Joe I'aU-lien j will not take place, but m its place will j be a free-for-all race, in which llobert J., 1:01.,'; Fidol, 2.-ol'1; Hubenstein, I 2:i Hi, and others are expected to start, and it is believed that such a race will rove vastly m re inteiesting than any special match race. Arrangements have been made for a one fare rate on Thursday and Friday, and for a one and one-third fare on all other days of the meeting. New rails have been laid on the electric car line which runs direc'ly to the grand stand, and no expense will be spared by the management to make the meeting the greatest one ever held in the west. Se)teinber i, lb'JÖ. Miss Fay JJeeber who has been visiting with Iriends at Walnut for a lewdays returned home yesterday noon. Mrs. ledger of Star City is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Win. Howell, for a few days, when she will leave for Kosciusko county to visit another daugh ter, Mrs. K. O. Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Swearingen of Plymouth visited friends in Argos vesterday. Mr. and Mrs. (.'has. Flagg went to Plymouth last evening. D. C. Knott and Tyner Vanvactor were in town yesterday looking up the interests of the telephone. Mrs. Hosenberry is visiting friends in Hourbon for a few davs. September , 1V.". Ilemember the band concert to-night Miss Clara Allen Mentoned yesterday. The improvement socie'y meets Friday evening. The fair at Indianapolis is dated for September Pi to 21. Thomas Lambert of Knox is working for W. L. Sarber e: Son. Mr. Tipton and son of llochester drove up yesterday on business. Prosecuting Attorney Houghton was in town yesterday on legal business. Messrs Paul and (,'ooley drove down from Plymouth yesterday afternoon. Benjamin Barr and family of Ilobart are visiting relatives for a few days. Miss Tu'ca Susland of Plymouth is visiting Miss Kva Hughes this week. James Miller of Plymouth was in i town yesterday afternoon on besiness. Mrs. (leorge Kipple of Bourbon is isiting relatives in town for a couple of davs. Another billiard hall is now in progress under the management of Kendall i Norris. llev. Bead will reach at the M. K. Church, Saturday evening and Sunday morning. Slater A. Hess made an exhibition of the new McCorrnick corn harvester on Win. Varick's farm Monday afternoon which proved to be a great success in the implement line. Quite a crowd witnessed the exhibition. . The opening of the school this week shows an enrollment as follows: Boom No. 1, Lliza Bichards, teacher, VJ pupils; room No. 2, Lida (lordon, teacher, til pupils; room So. 'A, Manda Bomig, teacher, 10 pupils; room No. 1, Olive (under, teacher, 37 pupils; room No. 5, V. K. Wickizer, teacher, 45 pupils; room No. f, L. Q. Martin, principal, J. I). Knapp, teacher, 10 pupils. Total 277. LaPaz. September 4, lb'.5. Miss Nettie Waltz is on the sick list. Master Hugh Clifford is on the sick list. Workmen are repairing the school house preparing for the opening of school the 10th of the month. J. F. Yocum, ear inspector at Lapaz Junction, who has been on the sick list for about a week is leported some betttr. The marriage of William Beck of Teegarden and Miss Alice Seltwrig'ht, of Linkville, took place at the home of Bev. M. L. Peter last evening. John Burkholder acted as best man and Miss Allie Beck, sister of the groom, as bridesmaid. The couple have the good wishes of all. The soldiers re union and picnic held here yesterday was a success in every respect. There were appropriate exercises, a good "square" meal for everybody and plenty of refreshments for those who had money. The attendance was estimated at 2,000 and the Walkerton band together with a martial music band from North Liberty furnished the music. There was a parade at 10:30 a. m. and a sham battle at 3:30 p. m. The pleasure was however marred by the sudden death of an old soldier, Cyrus Jones, who fell dead from heart failure as he was turning away from the table at dinner. His remains were taken to the home of his niece, Mrs. Hiram Goodwin.

HC IP IP i L.rrf iA 4 $ t C Ilion And Vicinity. 1 lion, Sept. 1, lVJ'i. Herbert Laird's new house is ready for the plasterers. John Patch is erecting a neat little barn on his premises. The abutments for the new bridge are almost completed. John Baugher is erecting a woodbouse on his property in the east part of this city. J. F. Gordon and w ife have been very sick the past week, hut are some better at present. M. Bosenberg, of Monterey, is here sup rintendir.g the preparing of rooms to be occupied by himself with a general store. Dr. Yocum, d' Mentone passed through here on his wheel enroute for Bourbon Tuesday, to attend the base ball game. W. II. Taylor the new Trustee has fitted up a neat ollice in the rear of Hardesty's store rdbm and moved the township library into it. Bev. London preached his farewell sermon last Sunday evening. Bev. G. W. Bundy, the in-coming pastor will preach his first sermon next Sunday evening. Last Tuesday evening some miscreant threw a brick through S. W. Cooper's window. Any person belittling himself to such a trick should be tarred and feathered and driven ont of the country. DR. BOSTON S Plymouth Institute the Cure of for MORPHINE, WHISKEY and TOBACCO. A splendid private Sanitariiini in one of the most beautiful towns in Indiana.

All communications should be addressed to DR. T. A. BORTON, Plymouth, Ind.

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VA N DA I.I. V LINK TIME TABLE. In F.ffect June 10, ls.s.-. Trains leave Plymouth ion nil". Noirni. No. Til. Y.x Sun 1:14 p. M. for St. Joseph. U. Daily p. m. ."1. Kx. Sun pi:os p. m. " "ks. Kx.Sun 7:3-1 a. m. " w, Sun. Only.. S:'4a. m. jui: iiih sou in. No. r.l. Kx. Sun r:'.,3 a. m. for Trre llauie. :i, Kx. Sun l:7 p. m. " " .v.. Daily 4:47 p. in. Kx. Sun 7:,'7p. m. Logansport. C'J, Sun. Only.. 'J:oo ji. m. l'or complete Time Card. living all trains and stations, and for full information as to rates through cars, etc., address V. 11. IIAI.K. Auent. 1 limouth. Ind. Or A. l'OKD. Ceneral 1'asscn-er Ai;ent, St. Louis, Mo. lioofl. Illinois öl in R. R. llegular rassener Train service operated he tween Streator 111., and South Henri, Inri. Klegant new equipment and fat time. West hound train No 1 leaves South Henri at 7:oo a. in., arriving at Streator at 11 :." a. in. Kast hound train N'o j leaves Streator at r.:l.a. in., arriving at South I. end 11:15 a. m. Following freight trains will carry passengers. West bound. Nos. 7 and s from all stations. No 13 between South Henri and North .lurion. l'.a.t bound. Nos. s and M between all stations. ,'o I-' from Kankakee to Shelby and Wheatland No II from Streater. Dwight and Kankakee to Moinence. tkaixs i.K.vvic v.i.k:-:ktox No. 1, Mail ami Kx press, -No, ;. Koeal, ... No. 13, Freight. WKsi r.ufxi. 7:4t a m s :'." a m 7 :'." pin i:.sr r.oi xi. N-, . Mail ami Kxpress. - - io:a: a m No. in. Local, 3:.V p 111 1 'B ains No. 1. '1. 7, 11. U anri 1 1 daily. Trains j ft. f. 11 anri 10 daily except Sunday. Tickets can 1 be had for all principal points. For rates anri: information apply to K, (J. Shout, Aent. Walkerton. S. S. Wim k.iikao, tl- V. A. ' LAKi: KUH: AND WF.sTKKV. NOKTII llol XO TKAIXS. l'.:0:i p. in. U:'-7 p. 111. Dally except Sunriay. SOUTH l;oL'Nl TKAIXS. 9:4S a. 111. Dally except S inriay. ll:M p. 111. Local, riaily except Sunriay. 5:40 p. 111. Dally except Sumh'v. C. K. 1 It'Ci II KS, Auent. I'lymoutli, Ind JAS. K. HOUOHTON, Prosecuting Attorney Collections, Depositions and Civil . Utpsiness Attended to Promptly.

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