Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-04
TIE NEWS OF INDIANA,
Minor Happenings of the Past Week-Events in ooserdom
IerseIy Told in kilograms.
General state News.


Levi Brandeberry, near Waterloo,
had his right arm torn off by a corn
husker.
Mrs. George Robertson, 80 years Cid,
is dead. She was a pioneer OF Brown
county.
George w. Parkinson. 81 years old,
Of Georgetown, broke his leg in al
accidental fall
The late Robert c. Greeves was city
clerk OF Bloomington for twelve con-
secutive years.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Eggemeyer of
Richmond have celebrated their gold
ell wedding anniversary.
The Presbyterian convention Of the
Y. p. c. U. of the First Chic Pres
bytery will meet at Richmond.
Incendiarism destroyed the fine tene-
ment at Parker City, owned by Oscar
Wood and occupied by 5. c. Farlow
The striking weavers in the New
Albany woOlen-mills have returned tC
work, differences being compromised.
W. p. Yarger. postmaster of Wanna
tab, who has been an invalid for some
time, is dead. He was sixty years
old
The Madison Art Association has
been organized with Frank L. Powell
president, and Frank p. Vail secre-
tary.
An effort is making at Portland to
purchase the plant of the old Haynes
wheel company and re-cOmmence man
ufacturing
Mrs. Margaret Merrick. an early set
tier of Wabash county. is reported
fatally hurt. the result of an accidental
fall. She is SO years old
There is a probability that the Rev
II. A. Haynes of Clinton, Mo- viii be
called to the pastorate of the Second
Presbyterian church of New Albany
The Charlottesville street fair clos
ed last Saturday night in a raid or
the Midway, some Of the scenes there
witnessed Outraging public sentiment
John Taylor of Rock Creek town
ship, Bartholomew county, reports tn
third crop of timothy this season The
| second crop was harvested in August
Miss Eta Story. whose father. Law
son Story of Wabash county, attempted
to disinherit her, brought suit for Serv'
| ices and was awarded judgment fol
| $500.
Oliver Nj. league. dealer in dry good!
at Wabash, has applied for relief il
bankruptcy The liabilities are $4,000
with $4,000 assets in stock and real es
tate
| Mrs. Bridget Lockridge and family
at MorristOWn, received a whitecap no
tice to move or suffer loss by fire. Tn.
Lockrid3es are prepared to repel III
vaders.
| Pref. Bert Lewis. under arrest a
Kokomo, escaped from the authorize
and is still at large. He served in tn
Spanish war as an artillerist and bal
| loOnman.
William Reid. of Shelby county. con
cerned in the killing Of Samuel Baker
an alleged CRATER" has been indicted
by the grand jury and released on $40,
900 bonds.
+. o. Spencer. travelling salesman. o
Niagara Falls. n. Y, took a dose o
morphine at Kokomo to relieve an at
| tack of rheumatism and narrowly es
capped death
William II. Wise of Greensburs
who served during the civil war il
the One Hundred and Twenty-third In
diana, died very suddenly after retir
ing for the night.
Mrs. John Roach. of Muncie. Will
walking to a neighbOring grocery il
the early evening. was seized by
highwayman. thrown violently to tn
| ground and robbed OF 81.
Miss Myrtle Grossnickle of WabaSl
county, who went to Condo, n. D., on
year ago, perfected claim, and write
TO friends that she is happily marrie
and well fixed financially.
Peter Julius of Anderson, on return
ing home in the evening and seating