Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-04
From Saturdays Daily.

love -GrovertOwn, and will become a
citizen of that little village.
No 1919, the number that drew the
nice side board at the Phoenix has not
yet turned mp.
Six new Bourbon bnggles passed
through Plymouth last night. They
were purchased by I.aporte firm.
Revival services at the Reformed
church Is becoming quite interesting
aDd the church is crowded every night
Skating is getting good again on
Pretty lake and number of the young
folks are enjoying the sport.
John l.. Tyner, of Mooresville, was
in the city today on business, and for
couple of hours listened TO the Suther
lin trial.
The ice on the ooyou north of the
fair ground Is about eight inches thick
and some of the ice dealers are storing
it away for cooling purposes only.
Valparaiso has ''peeplng Tom and
they are awful mad about 1T, aud if they
catch him they will certainly iiX him SC
that ne will not be caught peeping
through peoples bed room windows.
We certainly pity the man that will
run four squares for fear that he will
loose five cent sale. In the great here
after he will not count his dollars. such
people have our sympathy.
J. ". Smith, of the firm of Smith
Bros. met with an accident In kalama.
zoo, Mich, yesterday that Will lay him
up for some time. While walking on
the slippery side walks of that city, he
fell and broke his left leg.
Prof. ID. Frank Reed, went to the
country today TO visit his brother-in-law
Henry Hall who has been down with
infiam atory rheumatism for tine past six
weeks. Mr.. Hall is in very critical
condition.
MIR. Keller who has just returned
from Alaska VIII lecture at the opera
house tonight Come and get the truth
about the gold fields and general affairs
of Alaska.
The W.. L. l.. will meet with Miss
f. Stacy next Monday at 2:3O p. M all
members are requested to he present
and all interested in the Gospel Tenn
perence work are cordially invited to- be
present.
Republican convention in Plymouth
next Tuesday. This means that there
will be another big crowd in our city.
| Il; e convention will be held In the
opera house and some of the big guns
of the party will be present and address
the convention.
F. ID. Furgerson, Deputy Head Coun
Gil, of Modern WOOdmen of America,
will institute lodge of that order to-
night in this city, in Castle hall. They
will start out with membership of IL
From what we have been able to learn
this insurance society Is good one.
Miss Quick, of Marmont, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Clint Bondurant,
for the past week left this morning for
a visit with friends in South Bend.
| Little Bessie Miles is still in a critical
condition, after the very painful opera
ton which she passed through. The
physicians who did the work were Dr's
Lohring, of Valparaiso, and DIR. Rey-
nOlds of this city.
The Luetgert trial is still in progress
and from the outlook it will be some
time next summer before the trial is
concluded. Leutgert has been on the
stand several days and he makes a cap
ital witness for his side of the case
Mrs. Lentgert has been seen in so many
places the past SIX months that she Ger
tainly must be alive.
| At Bourbon the preachers are singing
and praying in the saloons and the
religious sentiments is running high. A
number Of sinners have Joined the
church and the Christian people are
more than gratlfied at the progress they
have made in that little city.
The Bremen Enquirer relates that a
stranger has been travelling through the
country a few miles south of Bremen
selling preparation for lamps, which
he guarantees to give a great brilIlancy
if placed in the lamp just before filling
with oil. A farmer who had paid &c
cents for one of the packages took the
trouble to have it analysed, it was
found to be nothing but saltpeter.
James Corbett has signed articles of
agreement to fight Bob FitzsimOas
There is considerable speculation in
many cities as TO whether Bob will en-
gage in another battle with Corbett.
Unless he does he can not rightfully re,
tain the championship. Bob will likely
accommodate Mr.. COrbett once more.