Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-28
Qbe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY JANUARY % 1898.
MARKET REPORT.

Timothy seed ............... 800
Mllllt SEED LUZ
Timothy hay per ton. ....... 4.OO 20 0.OO
Clover hay per ton ........... 6OO
Marsh hay per ton. 400 to 900
Straw Der load 200
Furnished by Ed. 5. Hogarth & Co.
From Fridays DAILY.
J.U. Heiniger returned from Lima
Ohio last night.
F. T. Smith. of Marion, Is in the city
today on business.
jim Miller visited the city of Knox
yesterday ON business.
Yellow River is on the boom, some
thing out OF the ordinary for January.
Miss Ida Schultiess will en'ertain a
party of young people at her home on
North Michigan street tonight.
Mrs. VIM. Walters who has been bed
fast for the past six weeks with rheu-
marism is improving.
There has been considerable sickness
of late in the family of Mrs. kleckner
residing south of this city but the sick
CUES are now reported better.
MIR. Sherwood who lives three miles
south OF this city says that his horses
are afflicted with peculiar disease this
winter which puzzles the best of vetIi-
nary surgeons.
Mr.. KnoblOck of West township,
GOodlander and John Hindle of In
wood and Mr.. York of Twin Lake were
before the pension board yesterday for
examination. As the years roll by the
number Of applicants grow less.
There is a revival going on at the u.
b. church at Tyner and j. II. Carnahan
OF this city was present at one of their
meetings yesterday and be says that
many souls are being brought to Christ
Prosecutor Bernetha, of Rochester,
has been in the city a few days consult
ing with Leo Lauer in regard to the
Sutherlin case.
There was q large number present
last uight at a little impromtu blow
out, but none of those present want
anything said about it. The party
travelled about 8 miles to have their
time.
George = Maple. living near Shelby
vile, shot nself last fall because his
sweetheart refused to marry him. He
was carried to the home of his sweet.
heart who nursed him back to health
Last Monday they were married.
The Episcopal social held at the resi-
dsnce of NAV. Simons last evening
Was attended by very large crowd.
The refreshments served suited the
guests and was served in the best style.
Coed music and recitstions constituted
the program. The recitation by Miss
Lurs SEWERS captivated all. Laura is
splendid young lady and good elocu-
zionist.
The Rathbone sisters who went to
Wslkerton last night from this city re-
turned home this morning. They re-
port . pleasant time and are profuse In
their praise of the reception rendered
them by their sisters of that thriving
little village. A Temple was instituted
with q membership of fifty-fve.
This has been an exceptionally big
week at the Ross House. Every room
in the house was taken and Mr.. Bowel
WAS compelled to procure sleeping
apartments in private houses for q
number of his guests. Merit wins and
We are glad to record the fact that MIR
Bowel is meeting with sue b unpreceed
snt success.
In his closing argument in the Nc
intosh murder trial at LOgansport yes
tsrdsy, Lawyer Kistler asked the jury
to return verdict fixing the death pen
atty on Mcintosh. Great excitement
prevailed during the wind up of this
celebrated trial. Mcintosh has q wife
and five children. The case is now il
tho hands of the jury.
Hon. ii. G. Thsyer, Of Plymouth
who WAS one Of the participators il
the Masonic festivities, last night
called ct the Republican office thi,
morning to perpetuate acqusintsnc,
and exchange few ideas of public in
tsrest. Mr.. Thaysr Is a busy mar
and hopes at some time in the nea
future to make another tour of Europe
including Egypt and the Nile.-Ro
chester Daily Republican.
Mr.. Daniel Mcdonald, of the Ply
mouth Democrat, called this morning
He 10 one of the pioneer newspspe
mon of Indiana and the indication
are that he will remain in the worl
during his terrestrial pilgrimage. HI
to man whom the fraternity deligh