Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-02
From Saturdays Daily.

ill.
Ed Poor is suffering with rheuma-
tism.
Licenses for Nov. %, James ID. Ar.
vine and Lizzie NJ. Rockhill.
Mrs. Ida Sultenwright, of Dakota
arrived today to visit her mother, Mrs
S. Clifford
Miss G. +. Smith, of South Bend, re-
turned to that city today noon after
visiting j. A. English near this city.
Muckshaw presents smooth surface
of ice Quite number of skaters from
Plymouth are taking advantage of it.
c. Kilmer and wife, who have been
visiting in the country with e. p. Jack
man, returned to their home in Tiosa
today.
Miss V. Wise, of South Bend. who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Carpenter in the country returned
home today.
Justice Fl. B. Reeves united Harry
Gray of Inwood and Miss Myrtle AID
ans of this city, whose license was pub.
lished in the Independent yesterday.
The Hyde Park high school football
team played the Culver cadets at the
latter place yesterday afternoon. The
resulting score was IL to 0 in favor of
Culver.
Last Thursday while hauling straw
Thomas Trowbridge fell and injured
his back seriously. He is now under
the care of physician and is slowly re-
covering.
Roscoe Daum made trip to Culver
this morning where he takes the place
of Herbert Dibble in Kloepfers store
on Saturdays. Mr.. Dibble arrived in
the city last evening.
Hugh Clifford arrived from Dakota
today and will spend his winter with
his grandmother Mrs. Sarah Clifford of
this city. Mr.. Clifford has resided in
the west for several years.
James Reeves, who has been EN-.
ployed for several ears as telegraph
operator at st. Joseph, Michigan, will
arrive this evening and possibly take a
similar position at the Vandalia depot
here.
The Saturday club met this after
noon in their club room. They are lis
tenine to series of papers on the his
tory of Spain. At present they have
progressed as far as the Moorish occu-
patton
The dance given in Rentschler's hall
Thanksgiving eve proved a peaceable
affair. Those present enjoyed them
selves immensely. The receipts COW
cred expenses and allowed a little mar
gin for profit.
A man named George Stevens at Au-
burn, violated the health law last week
by appearing on the streets after his
little child had died with diphtheris.
He was promptly arrested and placed
under $3.50 bonds to appear before the
court for trial.
The Farmers Institute of st. Joseph
county, Ind, will be held in South Bend
January % and "a. Mr.. James Riley,
of Thorntown, and Mrs. w. w. Stevens
of Salem, have been selected as speak
ers for the occasion, which assures a
profitable course of lectures.
ID. M. Barber of Hanna, paymaster of
Schlosser Bros. creamery, was robbed
of his monthly allowances Thurs
day night. He had hid the money in
his cellar and hearing noise started to
investigate and was shot in the arm.
The robbers secured the money and es-
capped. Bloodhounds are on the trail
A movement originated at Terre
Haute for the organization of state
league, is meeting with con-
siderable success. Its object is to take
up questions in regard to city govern.
ment. The communication says all the
cities In the state, with the exception of
three, are now operating under a char
ter granted in 1850 and it is urged that
the times have sufficiently changed to
necessitate reform such as would ben.
eft all cities.