Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Miss Edna Yockey is reported quite
sick.
The 10th broke camp at Twin Lake
last Saturday.
Ira Judy, member of the 18th, is
very low at Nappanee.
John Sullenwright is severely i'll at
his home in South Plymouth.
Lieut. r. b. Oglestee arrived in the
city last evening from Indianapolis.
Mrs Westley Irwin. who resides in
the country, is visiting in Bremen and
Lapaz.
Preparations are being made for ex-
tensive improvements in st. Thomas
church.
Mrs. Dorothy Baker, who has been
doctoring in this city, went to Donald
son today.
Miss Alice Unger arrived last eve
ming from Richmond, Ind, to attend
her sick mother.
Miss Nora Parker returned to Fort
Wayne this morning after visiting
Nora higgins ia this county.
J. NJ. Gibson and wife have left for
| trip through the west making their
destination at Red Cloud, Neb.
1t is said that Prosper Mickey and
John DAVIS have buried the Ratchet.
Does the grave cover the handle?
The seventh state conference of
charities and correction will be held IN
South Bend, November 10, Is and IL.
+. b. Cline and his mother, Mrs. 5.
F. Cline, of TT. Worth, Tex, are the
guests of b. F. Rosenberg at Argos.
A rumor that there is gang of kid
nappers in the city has frightened the
small boy into all sorts of queer antics.
Last Sunday about 30 of the relatives
of the Kaufman family gathered at the
home of Samuel Casper, six miles north
east and partook of big dinner.
Mrs. Mary Mamold returned to her
home in Chicago today after visiting
the st. Michaels Academy of this city.
The Orphans Home building is ris-
| ing rapidly. The rafters have been
placed and the roof will be begun this
week.
A citizen of Nappanee was arrested
at Bremen this morning for tleing his
horse to telephone post. His trial is
set for Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hippensteel,
of Laketon, Ind, who have visited
Noah Marsh, of West township, left for
their home today.
| The LapOrte county pupulists en-
dorsed the Democratic county ticket
on Saturday with the exception of sur
veyor, coroner and one commissioner.
At a meeting of the Laporte county
agricultural society last Saturday it
was decided to hold another exhibition
next year. The deficit this year was
$3.50.
1t is reported that the American CON-
missioners have demanded the Philip
pines as well as the other captured
territory as a condition of peace with
Spain.
The state prison at Michigan City
Saturday paid into the state treasury
at Indianapolis 81 ,463 30, the amount
of the institutions earnings for Sep
TENDER.
!, Purdue reports that the cattle in
parts of the state are afflicted with
sore mouth. The application of sat
urated solution of bOrax is recon-
mended.
Liberty Cross was employed today in
unloading car of bridge iron. The
iron is the first that has arrived so far
, tn be used in the construction of the
) Blain bridge.
John Suits, near Goshen, threshed
l02 bushels of beans. They were the
first beans threshed with a machine in
this country. The work was well done
and the Deans are not cracked.
. Rev. w. A. Patton, father of Herbert
Patton of this city, died Saturday Oct.
LIST at his home in Hammond. lie was
a pastor of the Presbyterian denomina-