Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-16

trip to Michigan.
f. E. Pierce has returned from his
trip to Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Marble went to
South Bend today noon.
Fred Myers, of Lapsz, spent yester-
day evening in Plymouth.
Sam Rowell, of Donaldson, transacted
business in the city today
John Nichols, of Twin Lake, was on
our streets this afternoon.
James Csstleman, of Culver, was In
the city today on business.
Mrs. Jessie Chaplin of Bourbon ar.
rived In our city this morning.
Marriage license for Dec. IA, Clarence
Rensberger and Daisy Chudney.
The family of IL. f. Kilmer will
spend their holidays in Frankfort.
James Blow, of Elkhart, was in the
city last evening and this morning.
has been killed at the Inwood crossing.
Marion Cummings is suffering with a
sore face brought on by removing a
wart.
Il. &. Southworth drove to Argos and
Walnut this morning TO transact bust.
ness.
Miss Laura Linkenhelt is visiting In
Engewood. She will remain several
days.
The Ben Hurs will light their new
halls with gas. The generator arrived
today.
James Griss, who has been visiting
relation here, returned home today
noon.
John w. Brown has sold his property
In South Plymouth to John w. Car
penter.
Mary Csstleman, of Culver, passed
through this city today on her way to
Baxter, Iowa.
Miss Celia Bergman left for Kokomo
this morning where she will make an
extended visit.
Lawyers Martindale, Logan, Kelli.
son and Parker were engaged at
Rochester today.
Mrs. Alma Funk left for Argos where
she will attend her sick mother, Mrs.
Almanthias Jones.
Miss Cora Taylor returned to her
home at Creston today having visited
relation in this county.
Mrs. Fred Lang and Mrs. Delbert
Hilderbrsnd, of South Bend are visit
tApslHonds in tHss "itv
Mrs. Malinda Hickman returned 10
her home In College, Ind, today after
visiting friends In this city.
Stella, Mabel and Ralph, the three
children Of Jacob Ness are sick with
the prevailing sore throat and rash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe, OF Cleveland,
Ohio, left for their home today after
visiting Fred Hill and wife of this city.
AT arecent rst-killing contest In An
derson rat terrier killed eight In one
minute. A Pointer killed eight IN "a
10.
Wabash banks have more money de-
posted than they have had for years.
They find few opportunities TO loan at
o profit.
A knock down scrap between two
young men took place In the postoillce
at Tyner yesterday. No arrests were
made.
Mrs. A. |. B. Allen and young son
Theo., who have been visiting II. A.
Shambaugh and wife, left for Larwill
this morning.
An engine on the Pittsburgh road
backed into q tine Of cars yesterday
and wrecked the tender 80 effectively
that 1t will be sent to the shops for re-
pairs.
Miss Olive Francisco of Defiance, O.,
and Miss Maggie Francisco who been
at Bryan, Ohio. for several months will
spend Christmas In Plymouth with their
mother.
A Muncie man has invented ma
chine by which he obtains power with
out the aid of steam or electricity. 1t is
operated by weights presumably after
the manner of the old weight clocks.
The Weekly Independent of tomorrow
will contain ten pages. 1t is full of
splendid inducements from our best
merchants and gives all the news of the
county d, ring the past week, as well as
the general news of the country.
The ladies of South Whitley are de-
termined set. They recently went in
the courts to prevent saloon keeper
from gaining license and though fail
ing there, succeeded later by entering a
protest when the license was issued
b. w. Woodward, a minister in the
Church of God, who has been bedfast