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

From Fridays Daily.
Kloepfer's store was advertised to
open at Culver today.
Marriage license for Sept 10: Edward
Glingle and Della Hines.
J.C. Kuhn & Son opened their cloth
ing store In Culver today.
Walnuts, hazel and hickory nuts are
now waiting for the first frost.
For Sale--Blacksmith shop with good
shoeing trade. Inquire at this office.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Wlckizer is convalescent
under the care of DIR. Wheelock, of FIT
Wayne.
The infant child of Wm. Hutchings
which died yesterday was buried this
afternoon
Irwin Seller and Attorney E. l.. DE
camp, of Bremen, were in the city to-
day on business.
Marshal CLANCY sent two disorderly
farmers home today. They had I'M
bibed too much "tanglefoot"
Read the new advertisements of j +.
r. West and of King & Davis. They
have interesting things to tell you.
Mrs. f. Hartman and children have
returned to Eaton, Ind, after visiting
ID. A. Flick in the country four miles
southwest.
The tennis club are practicing at
every opportunity. We may expect to
have some interesting games ere the
season is over.
Luther Packard, of bakersfield, CAL,
was in the city today for the first time
in 80 years. His son, o. M. Packard
is along with him.
H. V. Clark and family have sold
their property in South Plymouth and
will leave soon for a new home in Phil
lips county, Dakota.
Red Star, owned by Cooper, of Val
parsiso, the horse that took second
money here, won in the 2:l8 trot al
Knox. Time, 2:224.
The marshal entered upon the dis
agreeable part of his duties this morn
ing by cleaning the crosswslks in the
business part of the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grlf1its left for bel
home in South Bend this noon having
visited Mrs. J. Rohrer ana John Hanes
and wife in the country.
Banker Blythe, of Delphi, committed
suicide last night by hanging. He hat
been a victim of ill health for severs
years. His former home was Peru.
MI. Il Mrs. j. b. Rowell and d
Z. Snyue. and wife departed this morn
ing for trip through the east The,
expect to make Boston their destina
ton.
The result of tOday's class assign
ments at the public schools show six o
last years "Middles" in the Senior clas
of this year, and three of last year
Juniors in the Middle class of this year
Kewsnna voted in favor of tn,
water works question Monday. 1t |
said that the plan upon which it is pro
posed to place the plant will not in
crease the taxation, but will make 1t
self-sustsining plant.
The brick work has been complete,
on the Fertig school house south ives
of this city. OIL Rosenbury had tn
contract. The work speaks for itself
Everything will be in readiness TO
next terms school work.
W. f. Bailey returned today fror
the reunion of the 9th Illinois cavalr
at Chicago. With him came his brother
). j. Bailey, who was formerly a RESI-
dent of Bourbon, but who has not bee
in Marshall county for years.
War stories are quite numerous thes
days. The 18th have a good one a
the expense of q certain comrade WHIT
it Is said, went out on foraging expe
dition and carried chicken COO
nearly mile before he discovered tina
it was empty.
Mrs Clara Watson, of Elkhart, fol
merly of this city, has just survived
severe sickness brought on by poison