Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-01
From Monday Daily.

cult court closed Saturday.
Ore fare excursions via Nickle Plate
road July ?, 3 and L. Ask agents.
Harvest hands are in demand all over
the country and the wages are good.
Fourth of July excursions July >. 3
and at one fare via Nickel Plate road
George w. Marble returned from a
business trip through the east Saturday
night.
This will be one of the busy weeks for
the farmers as harvest Will be in full
blast.
That big fish wasn't caught yester-
day. Next Sunday is the day set to
land him.
Edwin s. Barber is confined in the
county Jail and will likely be sent to
Long Cliff
The Nickel Plate road sells one fare
for the round trip tickets July =, 3 and
A. Returning July 3.
Miss Maggie Woodbury. left Saturday
for two weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Valparaiso and Chicago.
Sheriff Marshall made a reputation
Saturday as an auctioneer 1t was his
| first offense but he did the job about
right.
Mrs. William Walters, who was
kicked by horse Saturday morning
and had her collar bone broken, is re-
ported as improving.
Get particulars from agents regard
ing 81 excursion tickets offered for sale
by the Nickel Plate road on Sundays,
to parties of five or more.
Harry Davis, of the South Bend
Tribune rode over from that city yes
terday and paid a visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.. Davis of this city.
On Sundays parties of five or more
can 60 anywhere and return within one
hundred miles on the Nickel Plate road
for 81 for the round trip. Ask agents
| Ndpl, Va plOu WIN lcll III tIc cIlRdRc-
ment near Santiago while at the head
of company of Roosenvelt's rough
riders, is related to Judge Capron of
this city.
Under the Uew revenue law the two
cent stamp tax on bank checks is pay.
able by the drawer of the check, who
must supply himself with stamps for
the purpose.
Mr. and Mrs John w. Parks left for
Boston, Mass, this morning. They
will sail for London Wednesday morn
ing on the good ship Catalonia"
Scores of their Plymouth friends called
yesterday to say good by and wish
them safe voyage.
Efforts are now being made to bring
about an early settlement with the
managers of the old Elektron Cycle
company of this city. The boys have
waited a good long tina for their
money. Ii is hoped that an early ad-
justment of their claims will soon be
effected.
Two good speakers will be procured
to deliver orations in Plymouth the
Fourth of July. Every thing is shap-
ing in good form for q rousing time on
that day. The parade will be one of
the finest ever witnessed ID PIym
outh. Be on hands and help to swell
the crowd
The First National bank of this city
today received % notes on various
farmers of Marshall county given in
favor of the Deering Harvester COM
pany for machines purchased in this
city last spring from the Deering CON-
pany's agents. The notes represent sew
eral thousand dollars.
Thieves stole three bushels of corn
from John G.. Anglin, near Etna Green.
Blood hounds were put on the trail of
the thieves and they brought up at
Crystal lake and few bushels of corn
was found in wagon belonging to
some campers. Three of the campers
were taken to Warsaw and their trial is
set for July 9th. The Etna Green blood
hounds are said to be good ones.
The small boy and the festive fire
cracker are now once more prominent
factors in every day life. 1t is only
reasonable to believd that there will be
no diminuticn in the number of acct
dents and that by the time the auspl-
cious day arrives, the average person
will wish that the inventor of the fire
cracker could be waited hence by the
explosion of the entire worlds product.
Sergeant Gillard now has 36 names
enrolled as recruits for Company M.
Major Feaser arrived in the city this
morning and is completing the arrange
ments. DI. Knott Is the examining
physician. The boys are a healthy
looking lot of young men and Major
Feaser will have no trouble in getting