Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-04
Qbe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4 1898.
MARKET REPORT.

Cattle ........ %
neat. o-c
Rye. ................. 4Oc
corn ..-...-. 1OC
Oats l5c
Glover seed 800
Timothy seed .......... 3OO
Milllt seed Observation-Disclosures. lOO
Timothy hay per ton. ...... .4.OO 20 oOO
Glover hay per ton 600
Marsh hay per ton .4OO TO 0.OO
Straw per load zoe
Furnished by Ed ). Hogarth & Co.
From Fridays Daily.
Ed Thomas is working in Elkhart.
Wheat IS still on the upward grade.
Today was the sixth day of the Suth-
erin trial.
This is genuine old time winter
weather.
The number of women at the Suther
lin trial increase daily.
G. w. Metsker left at noon today for
visit with relatives in Camden.
The roads are in fine condition and
the sleighing is getting excellent.
The Foresters installed their officers
for the ensuing year last night.
Charlie } ohnson, of Martinsville, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Jerry Klinger Is visiting In
South Bend this week.
ii. Il. Goodyear, of Muncie, is in the
city on business.
John Grimm and wife of South Bend
are IL the city today visiting friends.
Suraline Mickey ia still very sick,
with no possible char.ce of his recovery
r, b. Oglesbee is attending the edi-
tOrial convention in indianapolis.
Miss Bertha Kline, of belong, will
be the guest of Mrs. Sarah Shakes over
Sunday
Weather Generally fair tonight and
Sunday Warmer in west portion Sun
day.
The Modern WOOdmen of the World
will organize a lodge in Plymouth to
morrow.
VIM. Holland is transacting business
In South Bend aud other points in
Northern Indiana.
Mrs. Purcell, of Indianapolis, is the
guest of Mrs. Fred Hill on North
Michigan street.
Charlie Hoy will execute pension
vouchers for the old soldiers Feb. 4th.
He will be found at Gus VOLTS store on
North Michigan street.
Mrs. Ed Campbell went to the
country this evening to be present at a
surprise on Richey See, given by Mrs.
See.
Jac D Ness has the contract for the
erect IN of a new residence property for
Mrs McIIrath to be erected on the cor.
ner of Michigan and Charles street.
Ben Lauer. of Usage City Kansas,
arrived in the city last night and will
visit relatives and friends. MIR. Lsuer
is a son-ln-law of Mr.. Gus Wolf.
Charlie Harris and John Baxter left
today for South Bend. Charlie sold his
bus to South Bend parties, and from
there ne goes to Elkhart to purchase a
new hack for his transfer line in this
city.
This week has been one in which the
coming candidates have had an oppor-
tunity to feel the public pulse on the po-
litical situation in Marshall county. We
heard today that there had been two or
three states fixed up this week, but after
some talk and investigation they were
broken.
Public opinion is a mean thing to
combat. Sometimes 1t aids justice.
Sometimes it thwartS it. If 1t is fer sou,
you glide through like vessel sailing
upon peaceful sea, but if it is against
you il may become q storm which will
sink you unless your ship is we'll bal
lasted.
L. J. Winnings returned today from a
trip through Iowa and Illinois. Mr.
Winnings is travelling in the inter
tsts of the EdgertOn basket company of
this city, aid met with good success
He encountered some very severe snow
storms in Iowa which handicapped
him some, but taken as a whole Mr.
Winnings did good business for the
company he represents.
Alexander Ilaines, one of the wit
nesses in The Sutherlin trial attended
the dance at the opera house last night
and made a speech and sang solo. As
singer Mr.. Haines did not prove him
self bowling success. He might be q
success at hunting, fishing and chewing
tobacco. but as singer, never.
The North hudson News says that a
saloon keeper III that village by the