Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-09
Gbe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1898.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

Geo Rish is suffering from chronic
rheumatism.
Read Forbes display advertisement
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Marriage license for Sept l, Joseph
III. Ginther and Laura y. Boone.
Last evening a valuable heifer was
stolen from F. Nj. Walker who resides
in the country.
John Sparrow went to Bourbon this
morning. lie will return to the Sol
diers' home next week.
Andrew Uncapher, of Groyertown, is
quite i'll. DIR. Wilson was called to
attend him this morning.
Little Ben, the promising PAGER
owned by Lew BOrton, of this city,
took third money at Swazee.
See the rev fall millinery goods
which mas recently arrived at Mrs.
Moore's popular millinary store.
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The J Z. u. Helniger store was busy
invoicing today. The new firm of
King " Davis will take possession to-
morrow.
Mrs. NJ Thomas, of Ft. Wayne, was
here yesterday on her way to Walker.
ton to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Endley.
Norman Stroup, Bert Williams and
Chas, Protsman expect to 60 to Indian
apolis Sunday, where they will be ex-
amined for pensions.
have twenty head of fine shoats for
sale. They will average seventy-fve
pounds each. Call at farm 81 miles
west of Plymouth. Jacob Humbert. ct
Yesterday, horse owned by VIM.
SiddIes, dropped dead in the gravel pit
west of this city. This is the second
horse which he has lost in that man.
ner this summer.
The Bremen band gave concert on
the street last evening Their music
showed not only practice but genuine
skill, care and training. Compliments
have been showered on them lavishly
The republicans of Wayne and
Fsyette counties Saturday nominated
Frank I. Roots, of COnnersville, for
joint representative. If elected he will
enter the contest for speaker of the
house.
Chester Werntz, the young son of
Elmer Werntz, was taken seriously i'll
yesterday with the dangerous affection
of apenditis. He is recovering slowly
under the skillful treatment of his
physician.
w. e.. Schroeder has settled all bust
ness matters which detained him in
Plymouth and will leave for his home
in South Bend tomorrow. The people
of Plymouth regret that they have to
part with his company so soon.
The Pumeroys and Vanvactors held
a family picnic at Pretty lake yesterday.
They had good time, such as brothers,
sisters, uncles, aunts. children and
grand Children only can have. Refresh.
ments were served in abundance
The young son of John Scott, for
merly of Donaldson, was killed by
a train at Orc, Starke county, yester-
day. The same train ran over a dog
at Monterey and killed woman at
Aldine, the second station west of Ora
Last Wednesday fire destroyed a
barn at Lapaz belonging to Sam Shock.
BY laborious efforts the house was
saved. The insurance was only S75
which did not begin to cover the loss
Considerable grain and feed was
burned.
The infant daughter of Matt Sraf
ford died on his place near the poor
farm yesterday evening at $50
1t was but six months OF age. The
funeral took place today at two o'clock
The remains were buried in the Hindel
graveyard.
The Michigan conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal church
which was in session at TT. Wayne las
week, decided to send Bishop Turner
and the Rev. Mr.. Atwood as mission.