Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-25


ing relatives III the city.
Post Master Conger still continues
on the sick list.
1t looks more like war today than it
did twenty-fOur hours ago.
More snow more wheat remarked
farmer this morning
Mrs. James Price living in north
Plymouth, is reported quite sick.
The commissioners court will convene
one week from Monday.
Ed Neal weht to Chicago today en-
business.
Ed Wilcox of Tyner has moved to
Marion
Lent was ushered in yesterday morn
ing.
Sidney Rosenhauft of New York is
the guest of friends in this city.
Louis Aldeter, of Walnut, is attend
ing ST. Michaers academy
We have had all kinds of weather to-
day from snow huries to sunshine.
Weather: Generally far tonight and
Friday. Colder tonight
Charlie Soice has returned TO Rich
mond to look after his picture business.
John Thrash has bought the Bert
klingerman property at lnwood.
rhe only first class bicycle repair
man in the city Is al Buck hardware.
Protracted meeting is now on al the
Barber church near Tyner
A telephone line Will soon be con
structed between Plymouth and Tyner
Born to Mr. and Mrs VIM Nixon of
Teegarden daughter SATURDAY Feb 10.
Claud Besgles of Tyner who was dan
gerous!y sick is reported better
Mrs. Lizzie Hossimer, of OHIO, Is Wis
lting her sister Mrs. Amos Osborn at
Culver.
Charles Smoke, of Floyd, Wisconsin,
is III Culver. He thinks of starting a
creamery there.
J. NJ. Metheny and Thomas Roberts
and wife, of Argos have moved 20 Wa
bash.
Mrs. L. n. Bowles was brought to
her home in Argos Tuesday from the
Presbyterian hospital.
Perry Singleton, of shiloh, went to
Donaldson recently and captured a ease
of the measles. lie is very sick.
The heaviest snow storm of the sea
son was between d and O'Clock this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Amasa Johnson enter
tanned number OF their friends last
evening.
Mr.. ID. Shafer, of Bay City, Michigan
is the guest of Miss Clara Lankenau, OF
South Michigan street.
The number of cases of catarrhal fe
yer in Plymouth are not so numerous
as they were week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Johnathan Nen OF
Lakeville are the guests of l.. III. Van
scolk and wife.
Lambert McCombs and Martha Webt
were married et the grooms residence
near Walkerton Thursday.
The MennOnltes will have preaching
services at Teegarden Saturday evening
and Sunday.
Court Morris drives the gayest team
of horses in the city. They are light
bays and lively steppers
Joseph Buffert of Peru claims to have
seen the great Napoleon on his retreat
from Moscow.
Warsaw will get the new L. Is. eel
lege which will be erected next sum
mer at a cost of 100000.
Mrs. TillIe Andrews of Peru is visit
ing her parents Mr.. G. Bergman anC
wife of this city.
5. &. Strole will have a public sale OF
his property March 10th. He lives
west of Twin Lakes.
Mr.. Rinehart who has driven Harris
hack for some time will likely accept q
position in Elkhart.
Sol Meyer of Spokane, Wash, is in
the city visiting relatives. He will re
main about d week.
Mrs. Augusta Seiders of Twin Lakes
entertained her friends at rag bee
last Thursday.
Lent means forty days of fasting tC
those who observe the season which
closes Easter Sunday April 18th.
Chas Davis residing north of the city
will join the Burr Oak colony that goe.
To Cando y orth Dakota next month.
Even if tit does not mean war will
spain, it is almost assured that 1t vii