Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07
From Wednesdays Daily


Corn in the shock for sale by Thos.
Tribby. 2tw
James linn has purchased cigar
store from Rollo Bennett at Columbia
City.
The Methodist ladies' supper last
evening was a success socially and
financially.
Ball Il Carabin are placing new sheiv
ing in their store and making other I'M
provements.
Jay Caldwell, residing east Of BOur-
bon, has broke ground for new dwell
ing on his farm.
Erastus Mathewson. of Inwood, was
examined in our city today for
soldiers pension.
A large number of cigars we're burn
ed in the fire at the Ellis cigar factory
Monday evening.
Thos. Philips, of White Pigeon, is
visiting his sick sister, Miss Francis
Philips in this city.
Mrs. Katherine Stuckey and Noah
Stuckey are visiting Mrs. Eliza Myers
and others In Lspaz.
Willis Stephenson took car load of
sheep and car load of hogs to the
Chicago market today.
j. f. Orr, of Bourbon, will represent
the Bourbon lodge at the grand en-
campment of Odd Fellows.
Marriage licenses for Oct. A. John r .
Abner and Celestia Smith, Marion l..
Harris and Iris X. Thompson.
Last Thursday the livery barn of
John Wines, of Pierceton, burned to
the ground, cremating four horses.
Mr. Krimmel piano tuner, of TT.
Wayne, will be in the city next week.
Orders received at the Ross House.
1tw
Will Ulrich is in very critical con-
dition. He is sick with malarial
troubles at his residence on Dickinson
street
| Dick Shakes and wife are receiving
congratulations on the new arrival yes
terday who will hereafter take his
place as their son.
James Putnam and wife returned
from Southern Michigan today where
they had been called on account of the
death of relative.
Mrs. Rebekah Saltenright and Mrs.
| +. Nj. Saltenright, of near LapaZ, who
have been visiting the formers brother
at Peru returned home today.
A rumor has been sent afoat to the
effect that one of our prominent bust
ness men is about to embark for Cuba,
where he will mingle in politics and
doubtlessly become rich and influential.
The Mozart Musical club met with
Mrs. James Mcdonald last night and
practiced soDe of their new songs and
anthems The choir will be able to
appear in public in the course of few
weeks.
| Last evening Fred and Lizzie Blu
baugh entertained twenty of their
young friends at their home on North
street. Refreshments were served.
Games were the principal diversions of
the evening.
The ladies of the Christian church, of
Rochester, served dinner at the Fulton
county fair. They had taken in about
SOB when the cigar box containing the
money was stolen from the cashier
while her attention was attracted in
another direction.
Judge Baker, of the federal district
court of Indiana, has issued an order
requiring any person, even those who
plead poverty under the poor man
section of the bankruptcy act, to de-
pOsit so for referee and enough
money TO cover costs of the suit before
his petition in bankruptcy will be filed
The merchants are annoyed and put
to considerable expense by pllfering
school children. The merchant finds
himself in peculiar position. Should
he make an example of some child
which would be only just, he would be
ostracized. Many of the merchants
are obliged to clear away fruit, berries
etc, from in front of their stores during
the hours the children go to and from
:. school,