Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
Geo. Klingerman visited in South

Judge w. B. Hess and wife visited a
st. Joseph Saturday.
John Palmer and G r. Hughes drov,
over to Lapaz yesterday.
Frank r. Hale visited at st JOSEPH
Sunday with his parents.
Licensed to wed: Benjamin n
Smith and Jessie Il. Wenner.
Mrs. Everett Fenton and son were
guests of Lou Fenton Sunday.
The funeral of Soloman Pearman
was largely attended yesterday.
John Sullivan's new house on west
Caro- street is rapidly going up.
Spot Gilbert and wife spent Sunday
afternoon at Lake Maxenkuckee.
Ed Neal can now be found behind
the counter at NJ. Altman & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers returned to Chi
cago after a weeks visit in this city.
Mrs. Thos. Walker and children, visi-
ted at MaXenkuckee, Saturday and sun
day.
Adam Yumige hied himself to Twin
Lakes on hand car but reports nary
bite.
Rev. l. :. smith leaves for Delphi
this evening where he will attend a
funeral
Steven Jackson of Astley's hardware
store is confined to his home with a
bilious attack.
Dr. Durr has the frame up and roof
and siding on his new house south of
the academy.
Prosper Ball and jerome Walters left
for Columbia City to-day on a two
weeks vacation.
Nate Craig and sister Miss Josie,
went to Lapaz Saturday where they
visited friends.
+. Sullivan and wife and J. c. Stokes
wife and daughter of Peru, visited in
this city Saturday.
Mrs. l.. Nessbaum has been quite
i'll for several days past, is reported as
a little better to-day
Workmen commenced laying side
walks at the south end of Michigan
street bridge, this morning.
Geo. Norris and Jos. Parker have
left for IIoxie, Arkansas, where they
will visit for few weeks.
Mrs. J. G. Gallagher and Hugh Gal
agher. left for Chicago Saturday via
st. Joseph for a short visit.
Andrew J. Poorman, of Scott, Ohio,
who visited in this city for the past few
days, left for Bourbon, Saturday.
Mrs. III. +. King of Warsaw, formerly
of Plymouth, was visiting with friends
here last week and took in the fair.
Mrs. Chas. Davis and child of South
Bend are guests of'Lou Fenton and
other friends in this city this week.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Benham is home from
Chicago, visiting with her sister and
daughter, Mrs. Yockey and Mrs. Steele.
c. L. DrummOnd and Frank Reeve
spent Sunday at Mr.. Drummonds farm
near Argos, making the trip by wheel.
VIM. Everly and family left for War
saw Saturday evening where they at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Everly's
mother
Painters commenced work on the
Michigan street bridge again this morn
ing and the work will be rapidly pushed
to completion.
Will c. Martin has gone to Albion,
Michigan, to commence regular four
years course in the university located
at that place.
The Warsaw Times is kept busy
these days in trying to conteract the
impressions created abroad by the tele-
graphic liar of that place Muzzle him.
DIR. j. S. Martin has just received a
telegram of the advent of a grandson
born to his daughter, Mrs III. i. Lalta,
of Toledo, Ohio.
Chas. Mackay of Columbia City visi-
ted his wife in this city yesterday.
Charlie also purchased handsome
Smalley wheel which was shipped to
him to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Mayer, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Speyes, left for Lake
MaXenk uckee for a two days visit after
which they go to South Bend and Chi
cago for about two weeks.
The sudden change in the weather
last evening was one that received
a cordial reception. The intense heat
of the past ten days has caused more
discontinue than the heated term
during the summer.
An east bound freight broke in two
coming into the PIttsburg yards Sun
day morning and made quite wreck
by the two sections colliding. Two