Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-15
From MONDAYS Daily.

Buggies and Surries at F. A. Forbes.
Buffalo Bills Wild West snow will
be in South Bend July %.
Boarding house swindlers are becom.
ing quite numerous in Nothern Indiana.
a number of people in Plymouth are
suffering with cholera morbus at this
time.
The mastering Of the new recruits at
Camp Mount, Indianapolis, is now in
progress.
1t is understood that an iron bridge
will be erected over yellow river on
East CAIRO street.
Phosphate Stock Food. Not alone
"highly recommended" but results guar.
anteed at f. A. Forbes Id2w
John NJ. Shoe maker went 20 Chicago
today to be examined by specialist
He was accompanied by DR.. Reynolds
South Bend, Mishawauka, Columbia
Il
the towns reported that have work for
all who apply.
Those who claim to know say that
the wheat crop in Indiana will fall
short 100000 bushels to what was pre-
dicted tour weeks ago
Charlie Bushman will leave in a few
days for Wisconsin, to measure and in
spect 100000 feet of lumber for the IL
diana Novelty Company.
Ask agents about Sunday Outings on
the Nickel Plate road. Parties of five
or more can go anywhere on the Nickel
Plate road not to exceed on hundred
miles at round trip rate of 81.
DIR. j. Ii. Wilson. accompanied by his
brother j. n. Wilson, visited DIR. Kaiser
at 1nwood yesterday. DIR. Kaiser has
been very sick man for the past ten
days, but is now reported as improving.
The stamp tax seems to be STUN
bling block for a good many business
men in Plymouth. 1t Will only require
few days careful study of the law
and then they will have no further
trouble.
A very angry woman called on Jus
tice Reeves Saturday night and inform.
ed Mr.. Reeves that she wanted d.
vorce and wanted it quick. The court
referred the lady to an attorney for con-
sultation.
A big fire is reported from Kendall
vile, Ind. The loss is placed at $50.
600. There is great excitement in Ken
dallville, and it will be many moons be-
fore that little city gets back to her
normal state.
The railing in front of the Phoenix
broke Sunday evening and Will Leon
ard, who was leaning against it, took
tumble down the stairway. No bones
were broken but it is a wonder that he
escaped injury.
Burglars are having lots of fun over
at Columbia City 1t is no trick at all
for them to rake in from ten to fifty
dollars night. OF course it isn't just
the proper thing to do, but the burglars
do it just the same.
The commissioner of pensions has re-
ceived about forty applications for pen
sions as the result of wounds and deaths
in the present war, but none can be
granted until the military record of the
applicants is made up. This will be
done without much delay.
The baseball team at South Bend has
about gone to pieces. Sullivan has given
up in disgust and is waiting for some
one to take the club Off his hands. Sui.
Ivan has spent $500 on the team and
wants to get some of it back The club
has been 'johah" from the start.
The most uneasy man ia Marshall
county is the man who is running for
office and don't think he will win. He
thinks he ought to win with hands
down, yet he feels that the chances are
against him. The above can be used in
the plural, as there are many candidates
in the field.
Elmer Martin, young man Who had
his foot crushed by the cars at Bremen
about four weeks ago, is now at the
county inlirmary. Amputation was
necessary to save the life of the weary
traveller. His home is in St. Louis, Mo.
He declares he will never try to bum
his way oyer the country again.
The people of Plymouth will be glad
to hear that John w. Parks and wife,
Of this city, reached London, England,
in safety. 1t is hoped that their return
voyage to America, the home of the
brave and the free, will be pleasant,
and that no danger, such as a ship On
fire, will cause them or their friends
any fear.