Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-01
LOCAL BREVITIES,
From Fridays Daily.

Anu sllll tic StiCCt Po'ipS PiOINN -
being agitated.
There has been enough rain within
the past ten days to last all summer.
The Odd Fellows held an interesting
session last night.
There is no sickness at the county
in6rmary at present.
The Sons of Veterans will hold the +
regular meeting tonight.
No school in G. room next week end
the young folks are happy.
There has been great deal of guess
Ing done in Plymouth today.
ALT Cordill has returned TO Laporte to
work at his trade blacksmitbing.
Earnest Mickey son of PrOspe. Mick
ely is quite sick with sore throat.
Mrs. G. A. Siddal of Richmond is
the guest of Mrs Toan of this city.
There will be an elegant supper serv
ell this evening in the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs OBrien of Bourbon stopped at
the Ross house today on her way to
South Bend.
The big street scraper was brought
outthis morning and did effective work
on Michigan street
John &. Long will leave for CaDdo,
North Dakota in few days where he
will reside permanently.
Virgil Candy is still very sick man
but he is slightly better today. He is
suffering with lung fever.
Ed Ball was called home from Chiea
90 today to attend the funeral of his
sister in law Mrs. Roma Ball.
The ladies who went to Rochester
yesterday and were entertained by the
kathbone Sisters of that city report 3
splendid time.
Judge Hess will deliver his popular
lecture: ancient and Modern Jerusa-
lem," at the Presbyterian church in
bourbon Sunday evening.
Michigan street presented the clean
est appearance today that it has for the
past six months. The street scraper
did the work to perfection.
VIM. Brinkman Of Racine, Wis, and
Miss Nora Maggert of Bourbon. Ind,
were married at Bourbon March 20.
Rev. Breckenridge officiated.
Mrs. Paul Ketcher left this morning
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Ketcher's
aunt at Ft. Wayne. Mrs Ketcher will
be absent for two months.
Some step mothers like some step
fathers are all right but as rule they
are all wrong. This remark was made
today by too much married man.
Mrs. Mitchell of Toledo has charge
of the trimming department at Mrs
FranciscOs. Her splendid astes will be
appreciated by the ladies of Plymouth.
Ed Campbell and wife are in Wal
kerton today the guests of Mr.. Camp
ago today and he is celebrating the
, ert
'F1ty institute and convention
y L U will be held in Argos
- :. eek One of the state officers
viii oe present and good meeting is
anticipated.
We hear great deal about the spring
cape. the spring hat and the spring gown
but the spring chicken is one of the
novelties of the season that don't appear
prOmiscuOusly.
A number of Rathbone Sisters of
Plymouth were entertained by q mum.
Der of Sisters in this city today and as
sisted in special degree work this af-
ternOOn.-Rochester Daily Republican.
At345 this afternoon there had been
cast 275 votes. The total vote will prob
ably reach 400. The count will be com
pleted by 9. 30 and every one will know
the result.
Prosper Mickey is now the owner of
the finest buggy horse in Marshall
county said personal friend of his to-
day. The horse is beauty aud it is
said that he can clip off mile easily in
2::26.
Harry Ruge and Lou Altman are ad.
mirers of fine chickens and they pro-
pose to prove their faith in the chicken
business by their works. They pro-
pose to have spring chickens all the
year round.
The city council of Columbia City
are in peck Of trouble. They are In
favor OF making certain improvements
for the good of the town but they find
themselves handicapped by an over
whelming opposition.
The primary election has been quiet
today, hundred and forty votes being
cast at the noon hour. The candida tes