Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-21
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Miss kittie Demons is now GONZALES
cent after serious illness.
Miss Gertie Stevens, who has been
quite Ill, is reported worse.
The pay car ON the p. F. & W. Wis
tied Plymouth this morning.
The Phoenix has on exhibition in its
windows genuine opossum.
Miss Rose Jordan, of Culver, is in
The city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jordan.
Ticket No. 454 held by Harry Lin
kenheIt drew the box of cigars this
week at the Phoenix
Joseph Hays and j. w. Kitch, two
attorneys from Bremen, transacted
business in Plymouth today.
Bert Cleveland, who is now selling
ranges in three or four different states,
spent Sunday at home in Plymouth.
Mrs DR.. b. J. Loring, of Valparaiso
is the guest of Daniel Miles and family
in the country.
The October term of court was called
according to law this afternoon at 2:30.
1t is pr )bable that not much business
was transacted today.
The Plymouth cigar makers held an
oyster stew at the park yesterday. Be-
sides oysters, they served tomatoes and
a number of other good things.
E. f. Vanscoiack, of Bryant, South
Dakota, passed through here today on
his way to Culver to attend the funeral
of his mother Hester Vanscoiack.
To be legal voter the coming cleo
ton you must have been resident OF
the state six months, the county and
township sixty days and your voting
precinct thirty days.
Henry Hall, who has been doctoring
at Hot Springs, Arkansas, for the rheu-
matism, is reported much improved.
He expects TO return a we'll man in
about three weeks.
Last night two young men returning
from Argos in carriage ran into an
other carriage standing by the roadside.
They were upset and runaway was
narrowly averted.
The Nappanee Canning company has
canned over 100000 cans of tomatoes
this season. Some of the famers in
that locality have realized as high as
1925 from single acre.
|, Mrs. S. W. Miller, of South Ply
mouth, entertained large crowd of
relatives at family dinner last Satur-
day. Members of the family from
Argos and other surrounding towns
were present.
Mr.. L. j. Winnings left today on a
business trip to Omaha and other
western cities. Mrs. Winnings will
leave Thursday for Hagerstown, Ind.
where she will visit her daughter Erma
for several weeks.
An Elkhart sparrow poisoner who
scattered poisoned wheat, claimed he
was getting the birds for South Bend
man, but all the same Michigan officer
is watching him to see that they are not
pslmed off as Michigan birds, to get the
bounty offered.
j. F. Kinsey, prohibition nominee
for state treasurer, was in our city to-
day on his way to South Bend. He
will conduct the music for the St.
Joseph Co. Sunday-schOOl convention,
to be held in the latter city. Mr.. Kin.
sey says the outlook for the prohibition
party in Indiana is better than ever
before.
Elder Abraham j. Flora, one of the
r best known Dunkard ministers in Indi-
ana, is dead. There is a divided opin-
/ ion as to the cause Of his death, but
| friends believe that he was killed by
, swallowing quantity of fluid used by
: dentist as q pain killer. Mr.. Flora
: was 62 years old and a son of Elder
Flora, who organized the first Dunkard
society in Carroll county.
, A party for California are making
/ arrangements to start il about month.
/ 1t will be composed of Mrs. o. +,
Ketchsm and daughter, Hazel, Clarence
Corblay, Jonas Miller and wife, Mrs.
Mary Boyd, of Chicago, and about ten
Others from Argos, Rochester and the