Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-22
BOURBON AND VICINITY.

Ilosey Thompson, II Plymouth, was
in our city yesterday.
Bud Mattingly was in Plymouth a
few hours yesterday on business.
Miss Lizzie Sponseler left to-day for
Toledo, O., to visit her sisters.
Mr.. Syl. Beals is aroun on the street
looking quite well.
Orvil Minard went over to Rochester
this morning for a few days outing.
Give us six miles an hour speed for
trains drought town, or gates at rail
road crossings.
Mr.. Dan Friib9y and wife, were Wis
iting Sunday at Leesburg, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Louie Fogle, of Montpelier, ar
rived Saturday night for few week 5
visit with her parents.
Al Le,,lIe and wife, of Warsaw, ar
rived yesterday for few days with
Mr.. Leslies parents.
Dr.. ". \. Weiser took days outing
yesterday at the Lake in the Woods.
lie reports very enjoyable time.
There are two weddings to take place
soon. Subscribe for the INDEPENDENT
and get full reports later on.
Lizzie Frlbley, after visiting few
days with her parents at Silver Lake
returned home yesterday evening.
Gillespie and Wachter did some fine
playing yesterday for the home team.
Not single ball got past Wachter.
Frank Carter of the News was over
TO Mishawaka Sunday attending fam
lily reunion at the home Of his mother.
MI Myron Alma returns Lone to
day after being here a couple Of weeks
assisting in the inventory OF Fribley
Bros.
Mr.. Will Mckinney just returned
from Chicago. While there he bought
a fine lot of dishes, which he has just
received.
Miss Villa Johnson Edith Bor-
ten and Frank Borton, went over to
Plymouth yesterday to visit with DR..
Bor.on and family.
Mrs Caul and 0rvil Minard re; turned
home yesterday from Hammond, bring
ing with them Lou MinarG.s eldest son.
Mrs Caul is very much improved in
health.
MessrS. Earnest STAGE, Freeman lIol-
lett, q. :. Dolfon and y. y. Wood, of
Valparaiso, registered yesterday even
ing fer few days sojourn with Z. G..
Doison.
Mr.. +. G.. Dolson leaves with jamie
Erwin in the morning for Warsaw,
where Jamie is entered for the bicycle
races Miss Hope Erwin, Milford En-
win and Arthur kellar accompany
them Mr. Dolson will return home to-
might, and the three other gents will
start fnr Indianapolis in the morning
on their wheels.
What might have been a fatal acct
dent was narrowly averted last even
ing al 8 o'clock. Gragg's milk wagon
and No. . both tried to go over the
crossing at Mrs. Ada Parks at the
same time. Ed Gregg saw the train
just as he was on the track, and strik-
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started on dead run straight south,
the wagon pole breaking at the start.
The team kept the center of the street
until they came to Bert Cooks berry
patch, when the tongue ran under the
fence, upsettiDg the wagon. Mr.. Gragg
escaped with sprained finger and a
few cuts on his head.
TEsTEEDAY's BALL GAME.
The game Of Warsaw VS.. bourbon
was called at 2:3O yesterday afternoon.
The first inning was rather tame, War
saw scoring enc and Bourbon none.
In the second, c. Middleton Of Warsaw
did tie best batting Of the game, knock
ing the ball over the left fielder, max
ing home run and bringing III two
men ahead Of him. Bourbon failed to
score until the fourth inning when
Wachter struck long fly over center
field, bringing in two scores. Warsaw
scoring three more up to the seventh
inning. bourbon none. In the seventh
Weyman made double play putting
two men out and giving Warsaw a
goose egg. Neidig struck a two-bag-
ger and brought in two scores. In the
eighth inning neither side scored. In
the ninth inning Warsaw scored one
Neidig did some good batting striking
threeb lgger. Wachter made first
base, stole second and third and got in
three scores ahead Of him. % to 10 in
favor Of Warsaw. Umpire, Norcom,
of Washington. ID. c. Errors bases
on balls, Ripple 2, Glllispie .. Struck
out, Ripple 8, Gillispie II. Time, 2:l5.
Ii the fast trains are not made to run