Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
1t is reported that there is much sick.

The prolonged drought and extreme
heat are the only reasons that can bt
given. Among those at present on the
list are Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Inks, Leroy
Litchfield and daughter and Mrs. Bol
man.
Train No. 30 on the Nandalia, leay
ing here at Ill, going south, and No
DO going north, at 5:44 p. m.. make
their last trips for the season today
Tram No. 54, leaving here at lOOs
p. m., going north, will hereafter 90 nc
further than South Bend. and train No
ol, going south at 5:23, will start from
South Bend instead of from st. Joseph
as heretofore.
1t IS related by Harley y. Logan's
friends that since he caught in the city
officials and lawyers his reputation
has became established to such de-
gree that he has received flatterin o
| o1fer from Captain Arson to start with
the Colts. But Harley declines as his
conscientious scluples will not allow
hlm to play on Sunday which would
DE necessary in case he should accept.
The y entertainment given at the /
ID. Church Saturday evening was a
complete success, over seven dollars
peihS hetted. The selections given by
the phonograph were highly enjoyed
ana each number was loudly applauded.
An unexpected treat was the entertain
ment given by Mogab, a native of
Assyrla who is studying in Chicago
preparing himself to become a mission
airy in his native land.
From Tuesdays Daily.
ID. +. Snyder is visiting at Ft. WAYNE.
DIR. y. c. Hume visited in Bourbon
to-day.
Chas RoSenbury visited at Marmont
today.
John Cleveland, of Frankfort, is in
the city to-day
VIM. O'keefe left for Tiosa this
AioI IillS Oll business.
DIR. Knott went to Marmont TO-DAY on
professional business.
I. Is. TlbbettS made a trip to Mar
mont and returned to-day
The will of the late Solomon Pear
man was prObated this morning.
Mrs. John Fogle and son of Laporte
has been visiting friends in this city.
n public telephone station is to be
established at the Phoenix cigar store.
j. \. wilson is named as executor in
the Will of the late SolOman Pearman.
. Mrs. King, of Warsaw, was a visitor
at the home of ii. b. Whitlock, Satur
day,
Miss Mary Kirk left for Madison to-
day for a visit with friends and rela-
tlves.
Wm. Deaver of Columbus, Ohio, was
the guest of Harvey Steele to day en-
route to Chicago.
John Bowel and Mrs. +. ID. Lamson
of the Ross House are in South Bend
to-day on business.
W. L. Nanvactor visited relatives
here last night returning to Hunting
ton this morning.
Samuel j. Thatcher, of Valparaiso,
visited here over night, leaving for
Rochester this morning.
The Altar Guild meets next Monday
evening, with Mrs. Chas. Hughes. A
full meeting is is required
Asa Roberts and daughter Mary left
for Oswego, Kas. this morning, where
they will visit for about two weeks.
Miss Bertha Listenberger returned to
South Bend to-day after two days
visit with the family of J. f. Snyder.
George kaufman has is his posses
sion squash raised on Samuel Casper's
farm near this city in the season of 1894
which is still in good state of preser-
vation.
Mrs. RIchey and daughter, Mrs Chas
Mackay, are removing to Columbia
City, where Mr.. Mackay recently went
as agent of the Pittsburg.
y flying spark set fire to the new
awning at the PhgniX cigar store this
morning. 1t was seen and extinguished
after hole about a foot in diameter
had been made.
II. b. Oglesbee, of Plymouth, exc
cutive clerk In the Office of the secre-
tary of state, has been appointed judge
advocate general of the Sons of Vet
erans.-ValparaisO Messenger.
The infant child of VIM. Baker died
Sunday night about IL o'clock of lung
fever at the residence four miles north
of this city. The funeral took place at
l0:30 o'clock with burial at the same
place.
Aaron Greenawalt on Sophia street,
has pear tree which has its second
crop of fruit this season. The first crop