Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

WIFI malaria.
Hiram Baker is confined TO his home
with malayrial fever.
The Novelty has built large adj
dition to their dry kilns.
CAIRO street near it's juncture has been
converted literally into horse trading
market.
The foundation has been laid for a
new residence on the Parker farm west
of this city.
a wreck at Nutwood yesterday de-
layed No. 10 on the Vandalia last night
several hours
Everett Fields went to Lakeville this
morning where he has taken charge of
barber shop.
The following names have been add
ed to the marriage licenses for Sept. IL.
Sidney G. Grsssman, Erms G. Freese.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
JIG. Davis on West South street, Sept.
&c. An election of officers will be held
Mrs. Mary Briner, of Belgrade, Neb.
the country started for her home this
afternoon.
H. s. Rodgers and son Edgar left for
Valparaiso this afternoon. After visit
ing relatives in that city they will go to
Chicago to buy stock
Chas. Woodward, whose parents re-
side in this city, was aboard the train
Sunday when Consul Proskowetz, the
Austrian minister, was killed.
Mrs. Minnie Shaffer and children re-
turned to their home in South Bend to-
day after visiting the family of S. F.
Hendricks southwest of Plymouth.
r. G. Cunningham's funeral was held
yesterday at Lapaz. He was twenty
nine years old at the time of his death.
His body was shipped from LaGrange
where he died.
Mr.. Chas. Rowe and his nine-year old
daughter Zern recently made Plymouth
and the return trip to Argos on their
wheels. This is remarkable ride for
child so young.
Large schools of carp may be viewed
IL the water near the Blain bridge.
They would be tempting game for the
spear did not the law prevent the use
of that implement.
J. w. Cook, of West Union, Ia, is
visiting in this city. Mr.. Cook was a
resident of Plymouth years ago. He is
now on his way back from the soldiers
reunion at Cincinnati.
Mrs. Moore has secured Miss Francis
McNulty, of Fit. Wayne, an experienced
trimmer to assist her during the season.
Miss Phillips will also help her as soon
as she RECEIVERS from her illness.
Charles Simon, of Goshen, one of
Studebakers tigers died Sunday night
at the regimental hospital at Indian
apolis of typhoid malarial fever. This
makes the 10th death in the 18th regi-
ment.
Mrs. Geo. Wellman and daughter, of
Elk Rapids, Mich, are visiting the FAM
lily of Jacob Rhodes in the country
Miss Madge Rhodes, who has been
visiting in the above named city, re-
turned home today
Mrs. Guy Collins, of Michigan City
while heating curling iron over gas
oline stove yesterday, caught fire, her
clothing being almost burned from her
body. Her injuries are such that they
may prove fatal. She was married
about month ago.
John Thomas is expecting q visi,
from s. Bsrrat, young Englishman
who was companion with his SOL
Frank in Klondike. The young mar
can probably impart some interesting
news concerning the distant Marshal
county adventurer.
Chas. w. Hayden, of Chicago, is now
to be found at the Losey stand in the
place of Mr.. Rodgers. Mr.. Hayden il
an experienced watch maker, coming
directly from the large wholesale repair
shops of Chicago, where nothing but
the most difficult work comes to hand
Papers and records are accommodating
30 rapidly at the court house that with
in the next fifteen years an addition tc
the main building will be necessitsted
the shelf room is very limited In both
the recorders and the clerks office A
part of the records in the auditors
office are already piled upon the desks
for want of storage room. What all OF