Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-29
Bremen.

Sheriff Smith, of Plymouth, was in
Bremen, Thursday.
Erwin Gass was at South Bend renew
ing acquaintance last Friday.
DIR. q. +. Vail and Chas. KOOntz
made business trip to Chicago, Thurs
day
Born to the wife of William Foltz. of
the south part of town, an eleven pound
son.
j. 5. Shaw of Springfield, ILL.,, is visit
ing with William Tye and family, of
this place.
Heckaman and Ringleshipped several
carloads of fine porkerS from this place
to Chicago last Saturday.
Miss Ada Fisher is teaching in Miss
Neff's place in the Bremen public
schools during the latter's absense to at
tend the funeral of her sister.
Jacob Yockey and wife returned Fri
day from Argos, where they have been
visiting for several days, with her
daughter, Mrs. Alfred Huff.
Dr. j. III. Herring and wife, of Eau
Claire, Mich, were visiting with his
brother, DR.. y. y. HerringSf this place
several days the past week.
Miss Nellie Ungry, of South Bend
was visiting with her parents at this
place Sunday. Miss Ungry now holds
position as teacher of one of the
schools at South Bend.
The recent snow has caused the
hunters to replenlSh their supply of
ammunition and clean up their muSkets
and take tramp out over the country
III quest of game and return in the eve
nlng almost lnvaribly With at least one
rabbit, which on account of deep snow
had been unable 70 get away.
Having seen an announcement in the
plymouth papers OF the marriage license
of Miss Phebe Joslin, of Lapaz, who is
We'll known at this place having attend
ed high school here last winter, every
body naturally supposed her married.
Ii now appears that Miss .Ioslin tried to
play gigantic joke or the unfortunate
man and when he appeared with the
necessary papers he was told the truth,
and is yet single man. We don't wish
any one any bad luck, but have heard of
people beng dealt with as they deal.
Saturday night the Charity society of
this place gave supper III the business
room lately vacated by Jacob BOner, at
which the autograph quilt was disposed
OF upon which the young ladies of the
society had been at WORK for over four
weeks. The quilt contained 420 names
and Chas. Miller held the lucky number
which drew the quilt. The supper was
well attended and the young ladies net
ted something over one hundred
dollars which will be applied toward
the rebuilding of the Radiator works at
this place.
y week ago last Friday, Otto Brenn-
lem and wife, went to South Bend on a
several days visit, expecting to return
the following Monday, but on that day
Mrs. Brennlein's fathre, Christ Bellman
Senta telegram from South Bend stating
that Mrs. Brennlein was sick and would
not return until late. This message
was followed by another Tuesday, stat
ing that she was suffering from stroke
of paralysis. Mr.. Bellman and his wife
Immediately left for South Bend and
have been at her bedside ever since.
/ The latest reports have is that she is
somewhat better but no hopes are en-
tertained as to her entire recovery.
On Friday evening Mrs. j. II. DIETRICH
and Miss Emma Neff, one of the teach
ers in the public school at this place
left for Canton, Ohio, to attend the
funeral of their sister, Miss Calie Neff,
who died at that place on Friday morn
ing. Miss Callie Neff was promising
young lady and was well known in Bre-
men as she was three years ago teaching
III the Bremen schools when she was
taken sick and obliged to give up her
school, from which time she never re-
gained her health and it finally develop
ed into consumption and caused her
death. She had many friends at this
place, who mourn her early departure
from this life.