Semi-weekly Independent, Volume 2, Number 34, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 March 1896 — Page 8

I VN KU. March W.m;. William Wallace's baby, about live months "Id, is quite sick with lung lever. Miss Dora llennett returned last Saturday evening from a prolongued visit with relatives in Wayne county. Barrett Jarrell, of Marion, has been in Ulis place tor a lew days shaking bands with his friends. Henry Haag spent Saturday and

Minday with his family in this place, j

Henry is at Valparaiso attending college. Mrs. Myers was called to Lal'az last Sunday to see her son, Fred Myers, who was quite sick. Jacob l'ryer ami family, of Monterey, visited with his father a few days this week. In ne year from the time they organized, the 1'. 15. sewing society sewed ö:S pounds of carpet rasjs, 1 1J garments, quilts, ' comforts, and pieced '.7 quilt blocks. They have succeeded in raising s7o for the benefit of the new church. Henry Jarrell entertained a large number of relatives and friends at his home on last Friday in honor of the

eighty-second birthday anniversary of his mother, known as Crandma Jarrell. The relatives partook of an elegant and enjoyable dinner. (Irandma is a kind and affectionate old lady, beloved and esteemed by all who know her. She is a kind and devoted Christian. As a mother, loving and true, she delights the younger generation with her stories of life years ago when she was a little girl. We wish her a succession of birthdays. Uev. Üurton organized an Kpwoith League at the M. F.. church last Sunday afternoon. The league will meet every Sunday evening. Quite a number have been improving the sleighing by hauling logs. Frank Johnson's youngest child is reported sick with the measles. Mary Walterhouse's baby is quite poorly with a very bad cold. William Walterhouse, Sr., returned to his home in Cando. X. D., March Ith. Mrs. Walterhouse will go with the colony. A. D. Johnson attended the Salvation army at South l.end Friday evening of last week. He said tie listened to some very ine music while there. A surprise s :pper was given at the home of John Haag Saturday, it being his sixty-fourth birthday. The friends did not go empty handed. They were also entertained by some tine music by Messrs. Miafei, Wallace and lloberson. All enjoyed themselves hugely and left wishing him many returns of the day. The ladies of the l B. sewing society and neighbors, numbering thirtylive, met at the home of Mrs. Samuel Diperd, four miles west of this place, and spent the day in sewing, Uev. Jhirton ami family were with the guests

of delaying trains lor a few hours. A car broke down. Fred Myers is having the roof of his resident repaired. l!ev. Peters baby has recovered from its resent severe illness. Win. Scollield shipped a cir load of cattle to Chicago last Friday. Wm. Forsythe and brother, were in South Ilend Sunday and Monday. Wm. F.essbe has four children very sick. Two lung fever and two grippe. Mr. Decker was attending business

in South Uend the latter part of last weeK. Ira Clark's wife, who has been sick for a w eek, took suddenly worse Sunday but is again improving. J lev. Linville acted as the oiliciating minister at the wedding of Mr. Klmer Me I .room and Miss Lena llattes at Linkville, last Sunday. The creamery is running in full blast and if present indications can be relied on it will run to its full capacity in a few weeks. (Jus Waltz not being able to procure a pair of rubbejs of the required dimensions, had to walk to Teegarden and procure a pair there. Flla Costello was housed up a few days on account of sickness. Mrs. liarber.sister of Kev.Linville has gone to Plymouth for a long stay. W. K. llailey, of Plymouth has been on our streets for several days during the past week. Misses (lonter, Annis.Linville, Miller, Linebaek and Messrs Alberts, (ionter, Plake and Hansen made a sleighride party to'the I". Jl.Jchurch.

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Iora Uoherts, of Knox, was visiting relatives and friends in lliou last week. .lohn Kramer is on the sick list with acomiilieation of diseases, and at last reports was a very sick man. The I. O. (. U. of I.ourbon and llurkett installed a, lodge of Daughters of I'ocohontas here last Tuesday evening. Thirty-two members were initiated into the mysteries of squawdom. Miss Metta Seavolt and Miss Klla Keyser of near llourbon were visiting Mrs. Anna Laird last Tuesdav, II ev. Trench an evangelist, formerly pastor of the P. M. church at Mentone was in town Friday, and took the pulpit in Uev. I.undy's place in the eve-

And Talk about Mattings,Well, the line is simply peerless. Von have f0 pieces from which you can make your selection. The prices will he lOe. to .Th per yard. And never were we so well equipped to lill your wants in the ''Shade" line. Any quality, any color, with fringe or without fringe, at any price. We believe it will be to your interest to iive our line a careful and thorough inquiry hefore making a purchase.

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The young Websters are improving oratorical powers their settling the most grievous questions of the state and international bearing. Next Friday they discuss the utility of arbitration as a means af settling all international disputes. (Juitean anxiety rests upon (he minds of a few of the wild would-be rowdies in our village. It seems as though chicken llesh had a peculiar tlavor to

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served and all enjoyed themselves.

I. A I'AZ. March I, iSW. John Thomas has a sale Thursday. Teachers institute here this week. Fred Myers, is complaining of being

Two opticians are doing the town this weok. Mr. McCalley, the collector for the creamery is in our city for a two weeks' stay. Uev. Miller, of the Progressive p.rethern church is at home lor a few weeks. Mr. Fuller was called to bed side of his brother who is lying very low at Milford. Mr. Philips is doing the agent work her in his absence. Or. Holt.endorIT, of Plymouth, passed through here Sunduy morning on his way to Mishawaka to make a professional call. Miss Nellie (Iregg on account of sickness was unable to return to school at Plymouth Monday. Henry Lonaker, of South Ilend, was in I.apaz visiting friends last week. Fred Myers is again able to be about. Miss sluss has returned home from South Ilend where she has been for the past ten days. Jiertha Martin acted as assistant in the Meyers store Friday and Saturday. W. F. Fuller and wife have returned home from Milford where they have beeo nursing Mr. Fullers' brother during a severe sickness. II. T. Shick has gone to Chigago in the interest of the hard ware store which is about at open here. Mjs. Urugh visited in Bremen between trains Thursday. Dr. NoltzendorlT last Tuesday was called to the bed side of her uncle at Mishawaka. Wm. JJabcock has succeeded in getting lull control of the .Johnson building there by having use of the hall. Chas. Zents and I Jang Thayer took in Plymouth Saturday. Master Johnson, of Plymouth, spent Sunday with the Logan boys. Mrs. Waltz is suffering with a bilious attack.' There was a wreck on the Ii. & (. at thid place with little damage out side

the edge of the bank of Tippecannoe where these youngsters held high carnival. Last Thursday night while Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Allen and wife were at church the miscreants appreciated three id" Mrs. Allen's pet biddies and proceeded to the carnival ground to least. But no matter how well such organizations are governed, murder will out, and one of the lads confessed to one of our citizens and before many days the whole lot will bo dining with heri!l mitli.

TWIN I. A Ms. March .", 1SW. F.verything is booming. Mrs. Benj. Ilolem is reported quite unwell. The "Heading Circle" of this place is in a llourishingcondition. Miss Hertha Stockgen went from this place to Plymouth last Thursday to aid Mrs. Uev. Uothenberger in household duties. Norman Miller and Miss Uuey Holm left Monday morning for Kaneville, 111., to engage in work. .1. W. Nichols shipped his imported dog, 'Old Bruno," to parts unknown last Friday. He will likely land in Mississippi or (Jeorgia. The receiver will please write Mr. Nichols and receive the pedigree on return mail. Mike Iloads, of near Argos, is moving into the Caroline Burkett property, which is being vacated by Feter Mummy. Jesse Beldon has been doing business in Ohio for a few days. Miss Pearl Agler is engaged in work at Harvey Steele's in Plymouth. For some unknown cause Uev. Uothenberger was not present on last Sunday to fullllll his appointment at The hour was taken up with song and prayer. An old-fashioned spelling school will be held at the hall next Thursday night. Fverybody come and in particular bring the old maids and "school inarms." 1 Silly Warner and Mr. (Jeib exchanged hortea yesterday. 1 Silly says he will have some stock ready for the track the coming season. Uev. Dustman will preach at Trinity next Sunday evening. Some of our people, since reading the "Leap Year Pointers" in Tuesday's

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daily, have wondered what the girls will do in case the new woman comes out in lull uniform the coming season. Hertha Head and Ilattie Strole have been unwell for a few days. The schools in this township will close March S. Marriage l.lerus-e. The following have been licensed to wed since our last report: Maafreri K. Yantiss and l.lllie M. Tippett. Harrison Walt, and Custie Kursliner. Trank I. Hansen and l.lit K, Welch.

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