Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

Mrs. +. HattOn is convalescing.
Corn in the shock for sale by Thos.
Tribby. 2tw
George PrOtsman has finished erect
Ing new barn.
Albert Griffith, a contractor and
builder at Michigan City, committed
suicide
T J. Winnings returned home today
from a three weeks business trip in
Ohio and Kentucky.
l.. Lesley, who lives in the country
near Twin Lake, has returned from his
excursion trip to Ohio.
Mrs. Mark Flitton, of London, Cana
da, left for South Bend today after
visiting l.. Burwell in this city.
Lawrence Miltenberger went to South
Bend today noon. He will attend the
Notre Dame school in that city.
Mrs. G. ID. Kyser and little son Claud
were called to Hubbard today by the
sickness of a relative, Mrs. A. j. Kyser.
A letter from George Wolford gives
the information that he sailed for
Victoria, British Columbia last Satur
day.
Arbor day will occur October So
The governor will appeal to all school
children to plant trees and to see that
school grounds are beautlfied. En-
couragement should be given the work
it, every way possible.
John H. Long, who has been afflicted
with paralysis on the right side OF his
face for some time past. is slowly grow
ing out of the af1liction.
The Wanatah News is agitating the
incorporation Of Wanatah on account
of non resident tougte coming there
and running the village.
Geo. Wilson, of Maxenkuckee was
on our streets today. He has recently
returned from Dakota where he says a
snow storm was raging last.
The annual conference of the Men
MONTE church of Indiana and Michigan
will be held at Nsppanee, Thursday
and Friday, Oct. 18th and 18th.
A South Bend police justice Jumped
off the fine of five men caught in a
house of ill fame at SO and looked
pleased when he received check for
the entire sum.
Mrs. VIM. Erwin, of Bourbon stopped
in Plymouth this morning on her way
to Lafayette where she Will be the
guest of Prof. Latta and attend the w
&. L. u. convention.
A certain resident of Plymouth found
himself in the hands of a detective
while attending the TT. Wayne fair yes
terday. He had been accused of being
pickpocket and it was some time be-
fore the officers found out their mis-
take
A citizen of Plymouth watched five
men who were congregated in the alley
back of his residence at o'clock this
morning. Their actions were vel
worthy of suspicion, but they finally
departed without attempting any thing
Unlawful.
Dan Hsag and August Carabin has
quite an experience in Starke county
recently. While inspecting some land
they got completely lost, on piece
containing no more than twenty acres
They at last ran across some one who
showed their out.
A hunter has no right TO GO on 6
farmers and to hunt for game without
permissi0u and where notices have
been put upon the premises they must
stay off as there is fine and lmprison
ment attached to a violation of the Law
against trespasSing.
Quincy Bebee, aged Ia, living al
Bunker Hill, was found brutally muir
dered yesterday. No clue as to the
perpetrators or cause can be obtained
The most plausible theory is that hs
fell in with the trsmps, who, for some
unknown reason, killed him anC
dragged his body to an old building, al
his cap was found near the railroad ant
his body fully 200 feet from there ant