Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-25
LOCAL BREVITIES,
From Wednesdays DAILY.

elbow river Is raining rapidly.
Virgil Candy is still very sick man.
Two days more will settle the preli-
minsry contest.
Considerable wheat is now coming in
to the market.
1t will soon be time for the big stories
to circulate.
ME-. Little, of Marion was in the
city today on business.
Indiana can produce all kinds of
weather during the month of March.
How do you stend on the question of
paving the streets.
Weather: Rain or snow and colder in
southern portion this afternoon and to
night. Thursday fair and warmer.
Ask Joe Arney what he deems the
best remedy for cold during the month
Of March.
Mrs. l.. A. Kloepfer, who is now In
Chicago taking treatment is reported as
showing signs of improvement.
1t will require q week of solid sun
shine to dug up the mud and make the
roads passable again.
Wabash has a lady Truant officer,
and she COOS after the violaters at a
$40 gait.
Geo. Baylor is quite sick at his home
on East CAIRO street. He has been sick
since Sunday.
South west plymouth will be we'll rep
resented at the third ward mass con-
vention tonight.
Rotzein's new gallery on Center street
is assuming proportions and only few
days more until it will be completed
Mrs. c. w. Metsker and children went
to Camden today for short visit with
Mrs. Metsker's parents.
Francis Schlater, the alleged Divine
healer is now in Richmond, where he
administers to the suffering people.
Now let the sun shine and drive away
the blues which so many people are af-
fiicted with at the present time.
Because man is defeated for an of
fee is no sign that he has fewer friends
than the other fellow.
In compliance with the law govern
ing primary elections, the saloons will
close Friday.
James linn left this morning for
Milwaukee, Wis, to work In bicycle
factory in that city.
Mrs. Neiman, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Edward White, returned to her
home in Lima. Ohio yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Locher is quite sick with
lung fever at her home east of Plym-
outh.
Miles POmerOy and two children liv-
ing four miles east of this city are re-
ported sick.
The Relief Corps social was held at
the residence of l.. Tanner this after
noon.
Miss Maggie Murphy, of this city left
for Fort Wayne today to accept positi-
on % clerk In q store in that city.
On account of the recent heavy rains
many of the cellars in Plymouth are
full of water.
James Durell completed his work at
the court house today and left for South
Bend.
Many people had permitted their
coal fires to die out during the pleasant
weather just past. and many of them
were reklndled today.
There are three gentlemen who are
now looking after the democratic nom
instion of county auditor of Marshall
county.
1t is pretty hard to tell whether tho
court Of inquiry is waiting upon the
president. or the president il waiting
for the court of inquiry to report.
There will be an elegant supper serv-
ed ct the Presbyterian church Friday
evening At 6 o'clock. Every one is cor
daily invited.
The war scare is not SO great as it
was few lays ago. 1t is now predict
Cd that peaceful settlement will be
brought about.
The interest manifested last night at
the democratic ward convention par
took something Of the kind which was
exhibited in the campaign of 1896. The
boys are in line for the battle.
Jim Jeffries, easily defeated Peter
Jackson, the great pugilist, in three
round fight at SanFrsncisco Monday
night.
Burglars have been getting in some
effective work at EIkhart lately. PIym
outh has had nothing of that kind tC
report for some time.