Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-28
Tbe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1898.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.


Several mem rs of the 16O Indiana
were on our streets today.
Grace Thomas who resides in the
country is reported quite i'll.
Mrs. Brad Southworth is reported
quite sick in Washington, ID. e.
Mrs. E. Steller went to South Bend
this morning, where she will live in the
future.
Harry Harris, whose illness has been
reported from time to time is rapidly
convalescing.
Mrs. E. j. Coltrin, of Perry, Iowa,
arrived today to attend the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. Moor.
A freak, in the shape of a white mig
ger, was one of the passengers on the
1923 train this morning.
Rev. w. W. Raymond and wife are
again in Plymouth after an extended
visit in Washington, ID. G.
Peter Ulrich ST. of Port Washington,
Ohio, is in the city, having been called
here by the death of his son Will.
The children of Lou Stephenson, who
lives three miles in the county. are con-
valescing after serious siege of
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. RavencrOft, of
Mishawaka, are visiting the family of
Lewis Wedding in the country five
miles nc rtheast.
Mr.. G.. II. Reeve who attended the
prison congress at Indianapolis this
week was reelected the director of the
prison reform society.
Miss Lena Alspack, of Rochester,
who has been visiting a. G Tabor on
the Michigan road south of this city, re
turned to her home today.
Miss Mae Kellogg of Bourbon re-
turned home this morning after visiting
her friend, Miss Myrtle Shirley, at the
latter's home in the country.
South Bend wants to be made the
diocesan headquarters for the new
Northern Indiana diocese of which st.
Psul's Episcopal church will be part.
The boys are hoping for game of
foot ball next Thanksgiving. A plan
is being considered by which the public
can be admitted without the necessity
of gate money.
Rev. William Norham has resigned
the pastOrate of the United Brethren
church at Nsppanee and will go to the
Methodist church entering the work of
the northwest Indiana conference.
Admiral Sampson has left no doubt
in the minds of the Spaniards that De-
cember 1 really means evacuation day.
1t is get out or De put out. and the
Spanisrds have learned enough to leave
no doubt that they will get out.
A thir:ieth child has been born to
Mrs. Carter Mahis of Madison county.
1t is boy and he is very full of life.
The mother Is but forty years old. The
case breaks Indiana's record. The best
record heretofore was Twenty-Five chill
dren.
The great council of Indiana Red
Men Wednesday voted down g resolu-
ton to admit TO membership persons
under q years of age, radical propo-
sition that has been agitated by many
of the lodges which favored the admls-
sion of members at Is.
The lay members of the Nj. f.
church have succeeded in obtaining the
recognition they desired, after hard
struggle, but now that they are equal
In authority with the ministers, it is
doubtful if they will exercise 1t. All
they wanted was to establish the fact
that they could get it.
A disturbance was created on the
streets yesterday morning by drunken
old man who claimed to have been q
soldier in the civil war. He made a
speech denouncing the soldier of '9S in
the n ost abusive manner. Several
young soldiers heard his remarks but
did not enter into an argument
A lodge of the Order of Elks COM
posed of colored men has been organic
ed In Cincinnati. Grand Exalted Ruler