Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-01

morrow morning to attend her daugh-
ter, who is reported very low with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. VI. Ruhman, whose wife and baby
are at present in Plymouth, is looking
for house in Muncie, Ind. After hnd-
ing the same he will remove from Chi
cage to that city.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church
gave a social at the residence of Mrs.
John Birdhold last evening. 1t was
largely attended and was success both
socially and financially.
W. +. Bruner assistant general pass
enger agent and c. NJ. Wheeler, travel
ing passenger agent of the Nandalia
railroad, were in the city yesterday
morning, en- route for st. Joe.
CIV. Tefft, car inspector at the Pitts
burg, received his household goods from
Fort Wayne this morning and will take
up his residence in the depot house.
The p, TT. W. s. c., painters crew
is here to-day, painting the new water
tank at the crossing Michigan street
bridge will probably get a coat before
they leave.
Mrs. Sarah York died at her residence
on First street, at II o'clock noon yes
terday, of a cancerous trouble She
was 80 years of age and was sister to
John and Alonzo Kreitzer. Funeral
at the house at p. IN. today.
Howard Kelley, of the Cycle factory
left last night for strawberry Plains,
Iowa, from which point he will embark
on tho sea of matrimony. The young
lady is Miss Jane Porter, former
teacher in the Plymouth schools.
George Lemlar, residing south of this
city, while attempting to separate a
couple of fighting hogs yesterday, was
struck in the calf of the leg by the tusk
of one Of the brutes inllicting severe
but not necessarily serious wounds some
three inches in length. DR.. VIII
son dressed the wound.
The Medical Association of Northern
Indiana met in session at the Nandalla
House, Lake Maxenkuckee, yesterday.
Among those present were: Drs. Dutt,
Of Argos; Herring, of Bremen; Caple,
of MaXenkuckee; Knott and Jackson,
of Plymouth. Other counties were
we'll represented. The next meeting
will be held at Argos.
The boys are smiling to-day at one
young couple who attended the Re-
formed church picnic yesterday, and
became so interested i'll one another
that they forgot to come home till it
was too late, when they found all the
wagons had left. 1t is rumored that
the young man hustled around and got
farmer to bring the young lady in
but was compelled to walk home him
self.
CORTLAND Morris gave a delightful
lawn party at the residence of his pa
rents on Sophia street, last evening, in
honor of his guest, Mr.. Charles Thomp-
son, of South Chicago. 1t was pretty
sight, the spacious lawn being lighted
with japanese lanterns and the young
people lifting about here and there re-
minded one of some oriental scene.
There were about thirty-five guests
present. The evening was spent with
games, music, etc.; after which refresh
ments were served.
Jack Engledrum, of South Bend, call
ed at the office of the DAILY INDE-
PENDENT yesterday, en- route to Camp
Matthews, indianapolis. Mr. Engle.
drum left South Bend at 8 o'clock
Thursday morning, July24, on a wager
He is to walk the entire distance from
South Bend to the quarters of Company
+ at Camp Matthews, near Indianapolis
in thirty-siX hours, distance of Ia
miles. He arrived here at / 40 p. IN
yesterday, spending one hour in The
city and started again apparently fresh
Mr.. Engledrum is going from there t.
West Baden Springs, where he will g
into training.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.