Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09

turned home today after visiting Walter
Reynolds and wife of this city
Mrs. \. l. B. Allen and little son
Theo., of Wolf Lake, arrived today and
will visit H. a. Shambaugh and family
T.. ID Spangle arrived in the city last
night after several weeks absence. He
will remain here for the rest of the
year.
Geo Baugher has been confined to the
house with serious illness for the past
several days. lie is reported slightly
better.
Miss Matte Porter of Bourbon visi-
ted Mrs Richey in this city last eve
ming She left for South Bend this
morning.
w. G. Rastetter, president of the
Rastetter wood rim company Of Fort
Wayne, visited Upton Schilt in this city
last evening.
Ney stevens and Frank Brooke, salts
factorily adj lusted several change Of
venue cases yesterday between Plym-
outh and Rochester.
Daniel Cooper, of Wabash county,
who has been visiting Milton Hunt of
this city and others in the country, re
turned TO his home today.
Chas. Mcdowell, Dunlap, Elkhart
county, left home, Is months ago, mys.
teriously lie has returned, having
beaten his way around the world.
Mrs. ID. Jones, of Valparaiso, and
Frank Baker, of Chicago, returned
home this m )rning after attending the
funeral of their relative DR.. Baker.
Workmen are placing new system
of two inch pipes in The Basket factory.
The object is TO have an effective fire
protection on the inside of the building.
The Pension Examining board had
before them among Others this morning
Anthony &. Miller, of this city, Moses
Bshvey, of LapaZ, and simon L. Ever
sole, of Bremen
Two Goshen hunters returned from
weeks hunting trip with 240 quail and
lot of pheasants and rabbits, They
got the game in Marshall county. -
South Bend Times.
The committeeman met last night in
order to report concerning their success
In gaining subscriptions for the Dunk
ard Institution. The amount is gradu-
ally swelling to the desired sum-
The Bourbon township Sunday-school
convention convened at Bourbon today
One of the principal plumbers on the
program is description of Mr. John
Parks recent London trip by himself
Rev. Frank Miller, the famous sing
ing evangelist, is attracting crowds at
the Presbyterian church. Mr. Miller's
voice is to all practical purposes perfect.
His sermons are interesting and elo-
quent.
The roof of the county infirmary now
shelters for'y-six inmates which is
greater number than it has ever shell
tered before. Indications seem to point
to still greater increase before the
wi ter is over.
Mrs Sarah E. Gardner of Terre
Haute, Ind, associate grand matron of
the Order of the Eastern Star, who has
been visiting Mrs. John Parks and at
tending the chapter in this city, return
ed home today noon.
1t is stated that large ice boat is to
be placed on Lake Maxenkuckee. Some
one entertalns fears that there is not
scope enough Oh the lake to get every
advantage of the wind. If the wind be
in mlnus-quantity great rare should
be required selecting the crew.
The executive committee of the Mar |
shall county Sunday-school association |
have begun tn formulate a programme
tOT tutlT CUuNcutlUu 10 Dt ntiU dJ Tie |
U. b. church Feb. 7th and 9Th, 1899. |
This convention promises to be one of |
the best in every way which has ever
been in the county.
From day TO day the Laporte Argus
has been giving the opinion of |
prominent residents as to the policy of |
taking in the Philippines, and thus far
one out of eight in the number |
interviewed favor expansion, and sew
eral of these are very guarded in ex
pressing themselves.
Geo. Ewalt met with an accident at |
the Novelty Works this morning which |
will disable him temporarily. A lever
attached to one of the turning machines
slipped and hit him with considerable |
force on his fore arm and !hieh. The
attending physician thinks he will be
able TO work again in several days.
The Mozart Club finds that it has en-