Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-11


and fiourshing condition and new mem !
bers are constantly being added.
We heard it talked upon the street.
today that p y. Jones would be can
didate for Mayor, subject to the demo
cratic nominating convention.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. j. Rankin, will go
to California in the very near future,
and become permanent residents of
that health invigorating state.
Surveyor English and his deputies
are busy now days surveying in various
portions of the county. He has all the
work in that line he can possibly do.
Rev. T, A. Graham and family of
Windtall, who were called to the death
of Mrs, Grahams's mother, retuned
home Wednesday.
There will be quarterly meeting at
the Methodist church in Inwood Satur-
day and Sunday. Rev. Lewis of War
saw. will preach Saturday morning.
Miss Estella McClaokey, of Butte
Montana, arrived from South Bend to-
day to visit at the home of her friend,
Miss Letta Klinghammer
George and Charlie Fogle, Ray Tan
nsr and Bert Bowel and Miss Clara
Lankensu and Mrs. Dora Hansen will
entertain at the opera house tonight
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. ID. Lillybridge, took
place this afternoon at o'clock from
their residence. The little ones death
was caused by fever.
Pension vouchers for the old soldiers
are arriving from Indianapolis on every
train. Several thousand dollars of pen
sion money will be spent in Marshall
county in the next few weeks.
Men who had nothing else to do
found the street corner nice place to
vile away few hours and talk about
the future and predict what another
year would bring forth.
! One Mr.. Corine was brought before
Justice Reeves yesterday evening and
was fined and cOsted to the tune of
Sl3.65 for pointing revolver at Maggie
Kaufman.
Rev. Clark pastor of the u. b church
at TyRer preached over sixty sermons
during the recent revival meetings in
that town. Sixty accessions to the
church during the revival.
"The Daily Bulletin" is the name of
q newspaper launched in the Laporte
field Monday. 1t is neat and tasty, and
Democratic in politics, and is published
by Messrs Peters 4 Hughes.
Recorder Il. NJ. Walker brought home
with him from Maxenkuckee last even :
ing a fine string of bass. The lot
weighed 80 pounds, and was the finest
catch of the season.
A train load of convicts bound for
Michigan City passed through Plym-
oulu loot CVOuiuB' hOiC "oiO O mum
Der of officers in charge of them. The
prisoners were chained to the seats.
The school teachers of Tippecanoe
township will give an entertainment in
the school house In Tippecanoe next
Saturday night. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged and pleasant
time is expected.
Judge Hess is short one umbrella to-
day. Some one at the Sunday school
convention took it through mistake. Its
gone Just the same and the Judge wants
the party who has it, to return ii at
once.
The great Luetgert murder trial in
Chicago has come to close. The jury
found him guilty of numbering his wife,
and he will be confined in the peniten-
tiary during life. The verdict gives uni
versal satisfaction.
Joe Candy was fined $500 by Justice
Reeves. Joe plead guilty to being
drunk. If Joe will only stay away from
Plymouth he will not have to pay the
fine, but unless he does he will have to
pay up.
The lecture of Prof. Coulter at the
Presbyterian church last evening was
one of the most scholarly and brilliant
ever heard in Plymouth. The church
was crowded, and the audience was
very sppreciative one.
Spring is coming. The ground hog
and his forecast are not going to prove
true to tradition. A flock of geese
fiew up the river last evening. This
is q sure sign of spring and you cal
J now get your garden rake and hoe ano
} square up the garden beds.
The Sunday school convention just
closed has no doubt been means OF
spiritual uplift to all who attended
We feel that there is yet some good t