Semi-weekly Independent, Volume 2, Number 27, Plymouth, Marshall County, 12 February 1896 — Page 5
OUR SPECIALTY!
I'roni Monday's Daily. Dr. Viets went to Tyner today. Flossie t idler is on the sick Lis.
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Feb Iv.hV under ctf.. No. ll.,2st and
dates from Sept 27, lb'.C, date of tiling application. A little girl was horn to Mr. and
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XÜIWY SI'MXU SUITS arriving daily, and ff us. Respectfully,
No trouhie to show goods. Cat
Ryan & Joseph, Proprietors of Tin Model, Plymouth, Indiana.
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LOCAL IIREVITIES. From Saturday's Dally. Harry Iloham is quite sic!;. II. '. Thayer is improving slowly. Mr. Oeorge dross is on t lie sick list. Mrs. P. T. Pergner is heiter today. Charles Oibson is able to he around again. A. R. Zimmerman is in Warsaw on business today. Hazel (iross, who has been sick, is much improved. Mrs. Louisa Mannuil died of old age Friday adout " a. in. Fred IL Kuhn and son Oussie, are reported better today. Pert Jiowel is quite sick with lung fever and pneumonia. Miss Mary Medbourn, of Culver City, is visiting in this city. Frank Huffman, of Rochester, was in the city today on business. .1. F. Pentley, of Pnglewood is transacting busiuesshere today.
engines during the dry weather last summer. Trv the celebrated Perlcin's Home made wet mince meat. Kuhn's market sole agent. Skmi-Wf.kki.y Isii:pf.nim:t and the Cosmopolitan, the greatest magazine in America, only si.S per year. Ileal estate men from Kokom
Mrs. Chas. Ti addle yesterday morning. j
I led Lmkenhelt 1- leiuuit-.t mule! the! ., , . I Lend, are usihng with her. Weather. i j ' Hamlet in IV.'o had a population of i nn S U Ja. ksoM si.etlt MMiilav at ' ' UIL
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Parker went to Logansport today. C. Mack, id Chicago, was a Plymouth visitor oer mi mlay. Pert Harris goes to Kodierter today on importuut business. P.ern Nussbaum, of CuUer City, enjoved Mindav in our citv. South P.end is being troubled with nervy highwaymen of late. Miss Minnie Clark went to Argos today to visit with friends. .1. P. Dietrich, of Premen, interviewed friends iu the city today. Luther Helniuan. of Chicago, is in
' Plvmouth todav on business. I ' j A son and heir was born to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Helm Saturday. Prof. Jacob Martin and wile were ! visiting in South llend Saturday. i M. W.Simons returned home Saturday
from an extended business tiip. Ir. Poring, of Purr Oak, is in the city today attending the tax sale. H.A. Pershing, of South llend, was transacting business in our city today. Mrs. .las. Orr, of Ft. Wayne, visited with her parents in this city over miii-
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The greatest Remnant Sale we ever had is now It is our regular Semi-Annual Remnant Clearing Sale.
We have remnants of all kinds of Dress Goods. Remnants of Ginghams, Remnants of Calicoes,
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taken her population is placed at lö:. They are talking of incorporating. tJideon Plain was in Hamlet Satur day in the interests of the Mereoptiean Aggregation and made arrangements to exhibit in that place the löth of this month. The State Woman's Pelief Corps convention will meet at south Pend May P and II. The State (Iraiul Army of the Republic will meet on the same date.
The mandolin dm, win go to La Pa, j Remnants of Muslins, Ticks, Outings tomorrow night to furnish music for DeilllimS, OtC, the lecture that will be given there bv
Kemnants 01 Flannels and Cloths, Remnants of White Goods, Remnants of Table Linens, etc., etc. In fact remnants of everything in our large store, are marked in plain figures TO SELL.
Chris. Honsel, who lias been dangerously sick tor two weeks is convalescing.
Pearl Hamlet, of Michigan Pity. vis-
Marion and Logansport, connected with ite(j OVt,r sundav with relative in Plv - II .1. . i I
.i . . iiiniiiiirii in it'ai t'Maiii im;nir!i molltll
were in the city last week and will bei
Clem Plain will drive
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here this week. Miss Panda Pnndall has been the guest of M. F. A nit and " w ife for a couple of days, she leaves Monday for Ft. Wayne, Waterloo and Putler, Ind. to visit other friends. Seymour, Ind., is given credit of having the liuest equipped postoltiee in the state. Mosaic door dark granite walls, metal ceiling, with gold trimmings, is a few of the luxuiies mentioned. The comic valentine this year, re pre sents the bloomer clad girl, perfectly. No doubt there will be a great many heart burnings over this new addition to the camie valentine nuisance. Chairman (iowdy, ot the republican sta te cominitte has issued a call, for the committee to meet at Indianapolis Wednesday, w hen a decision w ill be arrived at regarding the matter of ap-
Daniel Reynolds, of Walnut, was do-1 portionment.
ing business in this city today. Mrs. F. Smoke, of South Pend, is the guest of Mrs. .lohn Woods. Miss Nettie Stephenson left for her home in Charleston, III., this morning. A tea party was held at the residence of C. P. Drummond yesterday alternoon. Puffalo Pill has decided to exhibit at the Fair Orounds sometime in May or June. J. W. Houghton has commenced moving to his new resilience on Walnut St. (Jeorge Near pass, of the Culver City Herald, is transacting business in our city today. Fd. Shearer left for Flgin, III., this morning to work in the bicycle factory at that place. Charles Harris pent yesterday afternoon, lishing anil hunting, at Lake Maxenkuckee.
Fou Saliv- Tw desirable residence lots on South Michigan street. Call on or address IIattii 11. liiacK Plymouth Ind. Miss Minnie Cox one of the public school teachers id" Culver City, is spending Sunday at home. Some man w ith a large voice, cried a small sale alongside Tin-: Inhkit.nhi.nt otlice this afternoon. Mrs.Kmil Weiss, of Davenport, Jowa. arrived last evening lor a visit with her mother, Mrs. K. Puge, of this city. Mrs. ('has. Sarber, of Argos stopped off for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. Spangle, on returning from Ooshen. Miss Peigner, of Mishawaka, Miss Wilburn and brother, of Pristol are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Daniels. Mr. Hess will give his fourth lecture utthe V. M. C. A. gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon. All men are invited. The Indiana Novelty Manufaccuring Company received a large order for riimi today from New South WaleH, Australia. 4The Cob-Web Social" at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Plain was welt attended and a good time was rejiorted. A correspondent says: "It is pleasing to record that the best way to be happy and enjoy life is to subscribe for TiiK lNiKri:Nii:n."
The Sons of Veterans are going to have a public meeting in the(J. A.P.
Hall next Wednesday evening in n membrance of Lincoln's birthday.
Laporte county will have a large
number of law suits on hands this term
of court owing to tires from railroad
Programs are out for the meeting of the Teachers' Association, which will hold forth at the opera house on Feb. 21st and 22d. An interesting time is assured, and an excellent program has been prepared.
Reports come to us that the ice harvest at Lake Maxinkuckee has not i been as successful as desired. Some of of the houses" are reported as not being half tilled. The prospects for another
J heavy freeze are very slim.
There is a iramp doing business in this section id" the state that brings him good financial returns without labor. IIa appears at the back door and in a tremulous voice askes for a postage stampto mail a letter to Ids sick mother. Look out for him. Postmaster J. C. Jilson is expected home this evening at .;i) w ith the remains of his mother, whose death occured in Dayton, Tenn.l Thursday
night Funeral will bo held tomorrow
at p. in. at Mr. Jilsoh's residence.
The dead-lock in the South Pend
council was broken Wednesday night.
One democrat helped the republicans
to make a necessary quorum and city business has been once more resumed, not however without many expressions of dissatisfaction. The latest scheme for making money is this: One man goes through the country, politician-like, shaking hands with everybody. The second fellow a week cr two later follows selling an itch ointment. The first fellow is a direct descendant of tho oid scratch. Mrs. Amanda Thomas had some merchandise, bought at Kloepfer's, nipped by one of the light fingered gentry yesterdiy. While making some purchases at a grocery store she laid t he bundle on a counter, and when she turned to pick it up it had mysteriously vanished. There is no clew to the thief. When FJijah Stonebumer was coming into town at 2:30 this afternoon his team took fright at an L. F. & W. engine while on the Lake Frie crossing. The team ran nearly to the Vandalia crossing, where it shied into the ditch and dumped Mr. Stoneburner's mother and a child out on the roa l side. No one was seriously hurt. The body of Mrs. A. 1. Jacoby was brought to this city at noon today. Many friends and relatives ot the bereaved family were at Vandalia depot when the train came in arTd from there the body was escorted to Jacoby church where the last tributes of respect were paid the dead and the funeral service of Reformed church was pronounced by Rev. Rothenberger.
P. O.Jones is confined to the house tusseling with a bad touch of lagrippe. Chas. McConl, of South Pend, was transacting business in Plymouth Saturday. P. J. Cramer went to Walnut this morning, where he w ill help remodel a saw mill. Mrs. Win. Weaver, of South Pend, is enjoying a pleasant visit with relatives iu our city. Miss Hertha Reason, of Valparaiso, is visiting her sister Miss Fmma Reason, of this city. A social party was given last evening at Anthony Kellar's. A good time was enjoyed. L. L. Vangilder, of the cigar firm of Yost A; Vangilder, enjoyed a quiet Sunday at Argos. A new automatic cone and shell machine has just been placed in position at the Picycle factory. It is reported that Frank McKinney will soon be initiated into the mysteries of the Pachelor's Club. Owing to a rush of business Chas. Johnson was pressed into service at the Riverside barber sdiop Saturday. Mrs. Mary Morrison, who has been visiting her mother Mrs. Fisher, returned to her home in Hobart, today. A great number of our neighboring
towns are preparing elaborate programs for Feb. 22, Washington's birihday. Pert Powell, who is confined to the house with a severe attack of typhoidpneumonia, is reported as quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pritchett, of
Chicago, enjoyed a social visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Capron over Sunday. Funeral of Mrs. F. M. Welch to be held at 2 p. in., tomorrow at Presbyterian churjh. Pev. Charlton officiating. The reputation established by the Spragne concert company, insures an exceptionally good entertainment tonight.
I he corner stone of the new SM,) Masonic temple at Logansport will be
laid with impressive ceremonies on Feb. l.".
Miss Lizzie Sidmore, of Rochester,
who has I een enjoying a pleasant visit
wih Miss Minnie ('lark, returns to her home today.
Somebody said this afternoon, this is
a gale -ah! day. We won't give him
away for fear of the sad fate that might
befall him. Mrs. Joseph Thomas is reported very ill for several days past. Mr. Thomas is the night watchman at the Novelty works.
Cal Shakes and Prank Firestone, of
Pourbon, weie county seat visitors today. They were returning home from Walnut. Mrs. Filley, proprietress of the Sefton hall on college hill, dropped dead at Valparaiso, Saturday afternoon. Heart disease was the cause.
Petween Plymouth and Pourbon yesterday, the ground hogs had a reun
ion. Several Plymouth citizens wit nessed the gathering.
The little son ot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuhn, who has been quite ill, is im
proving. The little girl who had her arm broken is also getting along nicely. Through the pension agency of W. H. Love, of Plymouth, Ind., Mrs. Laura P., widow of Adam Stoup, deceased of
Lapuz, has secured a widows pension of
eight dollars per month. Tld3 claim
was filed Sept. 27, 1805, and was allowed
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them over. The Picycle factory commences working nights until o'clock. This has become necessary owing to the increased number of orders for wheels coming in. The funeral services of Mrs. Scott Walker, who lived in Fulton county, was held yesterday at her late home. Recorder Thomas Walker, and wife left Saturday to be present at the last sad rite. Mr. S. Walker formerly resided in this county with his parents. .lohn Jlirkhold, who is employed in the engine room of the Novelty works, was severely burned today. He was
under one of t tie heaters putting in i i l -n i , i , i i packing when the pressure blew the I lUl(l certainly will interest our patrons. Don t delay
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injuries are not dangerous. Mr. Pritchet, of Fowler, I ml., is in our city today looking for a location in
That means about A of their value. The last ends of all kinds of goods, -which must be sold quickly, and no doubt will be, as the prices are very tempting. Many remnants are large enough to make dresses or skirts,
ackingout. ins b,wt, stomach ami iyourvisitto our Keuinaut Table, but pitch iu and buy1 elt sub were severely scalded. His: 1 J
thest goods at A of what they are actually worth. Xew goods arriving arc compelling us to get rid of all odds
the hotel business. Although a stran-j;m(l emJs jn department, ger, he is favorably impressed with our
beautiful city, and has been spending the day interviewing our people regard ing the possibility of locating here. It is hoped he will receive the needed en couragement, and that ere long he will be a permanent resident among us. We notice in Walter's legal directory, of Omaha, Neb., the following rating in population for Plymouth: In lS'.C, they give our city a population of :,0oo and for 1SIH an increase of 1 , h X . While observing the growth of out city, the comparison of other towns in this section of Indiana differ radically. Warsaw is quoted at 0,0i) for IS'., but it is credited with no increase for ISM. Truly, tho Queen City is making rapid progress. The friends of James Zinn and Miss Rosa Prown, were somew hat astounded when they leagued that they were on the high road to matrimonial bliss, according to Chicago papers. The announcement of a license issued is all the clue to build hopes upon but this within itself is enough to convince all that the solemn contract has been con sumated. Congratulations will be forwarded as soon as their future address is received. Columbia City Post A good story is
told of one of our grocervmen. An old
customer droppei in to see him Friday and as a special favor asked him for the loan of a little money. Of course the favor was granted by the obliging grocerymen. Imagine his chagrin and surprise when he learned later that the
farmer to whom he had made the loan used the money to pay the agents of
ttie Dayton firm and which were await
ing him at the Pittsburg depot. That's an example of human nature for you.
L. A. Kloepfe
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A MUSICAL PRODIGY is not required to play on our pianos and organs. They are of line tone, have an easy touch, and give general satisfaction. Your wife wants one or your daughter does. You never have
been able to secure such excellent value
for your money. And you can buy
them by investing only a few cents per day. Callatour rooms. Pring your
friends and have a musical treat.
Bring your Watches, Clocks or Jewelry for repair. If in need of spectacles, we have them and can lit your eyes to perfec
tion. Remember the place, ." doors
north of the postoltiee. Respectfully, E. SPANGLE.
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Prices on our new spring stock of shoes were never lower. We will furnish you your shoes this year for the same low prices as last year.
POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE S IN PRICE. ä i Only these things have we tried to advance jjj in our shoe department: Variety. Style and Quality. These three items are H
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Those small sizes we are selling for 1.50 to 1.75, should be seen by all the little feet in the
city. lye and bye you will be looking for small p shoes and these will be gone. j
The style and quality of our 2.00 shoes will please you this year.
CARPENTER & BOSWORTH.
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