Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1897-12-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL,
Charlie Bushman, the lumber inspec.
tor at the Novelty, spent MS Christmas
In Warsaw and the compliments hs
passed on that little city were very dat
tering, but he says when it comes to-s
town for business, that Warsaw is not
In it with Plymouth.
1t is now predicted that the county
commissioners will appoint superin.
tendent of the county infirmary to sue
seed Mr.. Mickey. The appointment will
be made next week. There might be
such thing as Mr.. Mickey succeeding
himself.
Molters band is prscting every day,
and if you hear any peculiar noise in
the neighborhoOd of the When grocery
don't be surprised. The boys are doing
fine and next summer the people of
| Plymouth will be treated to some fine
music.
The Plymouth Democrat pays its re-
spects to one John Taylor former res.
ident of Culver City. The Democrat
spared no pains in measuring this man
and the compliment paid Mr.. Taylor by
Mr.. Mcdonald will not bring many dol
lars to this ex-Culver City saloon keep
er.
a new order, the enforcement of
which it is believed will expedite the
disposition of pension claims now pend
ing, has been issued by Commissioner
Evans, of the government pension Of.
flee. Hereafter claims for increase Of
pension will not be considered within
twelve months from the last action-al.
lowance or rejection.
A town council in Ohio has passed an
ordinance providing that no girl shall
linger near the railway station unless
she has in her possession railway tick
ct the object being to prevent fiirtations
with commercial travellers. The rail
way expenses of drummers in Ohio are
bound to be higher from this time for
ward.
y young man was placed In jail
few days ago by Marshall Meyers,
charged with intoxication He was
good hearted soul, and of an inquisitiye
turn. He wanted to see Sutherlin, and
! when Sheriff introduced him to Bill
the fellow fled to another part of the
Jail, Bill soon convinced him that he
was all right, and now he considers
SutherIin his best friend.
The salvation army is attracting con-
siderable attention throughout the
country. There is feeling now pre-.
valent In religious circles that the sal
vation army people are doing vast
amount of good. When an ex-presi-
dent of the United States drops $50
TO help them along it means something.
Ex.President Harrison opened his heart
to the amount of $50.
Should John G.. Davis, our good ma
tured and 'ery efficient deputy county
clerk, receive the nomination for clerk
of the supreme court of Indiana on the
Republican ticket, he can count on =
great big vote from Marshall county.
The Independent wishes him success
and sincerity hope that the Republicans
of Indiana will exhibited their wisdom
and give him the nomination. John 10
/ all right and should he get the nOmina
tion he will not be the low man when
the votes are counted.
County Treasurer Rankin will step
down and out tomorrow, (FridayJ
Treasurer elect Wink will step in Satur-
day morning and there will be no hitch
In the proceedings. Mr.. Rankin has
filed the Office 10 the entire satisfaction
of the people of Marshall county, and
it can be truthfully said that more
efficient or accommodating officer, new
er held this important ofice OF trust
and honor. Mr.. Rankin Is too good q
citizen to lose. and we hope he will re-
main a citizen OF Plymouth.