Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-08


foreman IN tins office, but who has been
in ONO for the past SIX months, is in
the city today,
The street sprinkler proved a god
send To Michigan and LaPorte street
today. I ere has been a strong wind
all day and only the work OF The sprinkler
Kept ihe goods III many stores
from being covered with dust.
The When" grocery is receiving a
thorough renovating. The ceiling and
walls have been repapered and the
wood work painted II adds greatly to
its former appearance Long and
Weave did the work.
it isn't just the proper caper for re-
putabie attorneys to volunteer their
services to help well known dead beat
out of trouble The "beat" only smiles
and calls them friends, and then laughs
again.
MuIaney. the man charged with the
murder of Policeman Christensen at
south Bend, has fair chance OF being
free man again. The jury i'll his
case disagreed Saturday at LaPOrte.
Mesdame5 p. ). Aleman and J. G.
Jllson drove over to Wolf Creek this
morning to see Mrs. Benjamin Zehner,
nee Elizabeth BON, who Is reported to
I be very Ill since Tuesday last.
Will Lankenau and Claude Fish,
clerks at the Novelty works, have had a
slight attsck Of war fever, and they
are likely to JOIN Uncle Sam S forces at
any time To assist III annlhllating the
( brutal Spaniards.
/ The Indiana militia ara in such per
/ feet military condition that the boys
can report TO the adjutant general a.,
indianapolis in ten hours after the
show up when the time comes for action.
George Shaw and his friend Lot
Losey, of Plymouth. went to Wabash
last evening, returning this morning
While n that city they were the
respective gusets of Miss Ruth English
and Miss Miriam Hill. They attended
party last night Warsaw Daily Times
That dead beat" impersonator, DR..
Goddard who undertook, aud did beat,
d number of business men in Plymouth
had money enough 10 hire livery rig
and take young lady buggy riding
Sunday vtning Girls, don't allow your
selves caught in such company again.
Henry Aukermsn left today for Mil
waukee, Wis, where he goes to work
in bicycle factory. Milwaukee has
given work to a number of the old
lektron cycle factory boys of this city
We are glad to know that they
have secured work up there.
The cycle factory boys were expect
ing settlement of their accounts to-
day. Many of them are held here
awaiting to have their claims adjusted.
They could secure work elsewhere, but
the want "a settlement with the company
first
According TO a recent report a man
in Arkansas City, Kan, who had the de
lirlum tremens, thought that each toe
Oh his foot was snake that was trying
to bite him. The doctors had to tie his
hands to keep him from cutting off his
toes on the suppos ltion that they were
snakes.
Some men are for counsel, others for
war. One of the latter is Commander
/ Evans Of the United States navy. The
most picturesque war remark III the pre-
sent crisis is attributed to him. He
declared that if he once got chance at
the Spaniards there would not be any
thing but Spanish spoken in the in
fernal regions for many months.
Will Whitzel, of Donaldson, came
over to Plymouth Sunday to visit
friends and tied up his team az the
rack, but when he went to look after
them his team had disappeared He
found City Marshal Meyers this morn
ing who told him that they were
found near Mr.. Switzer's residence, four
miles north of town. Some reckless
fellow, likely drove the team off.
Mrs. Matte o. COmmack of Marion
Ind, Will deliver lecture tonight at
30 p. m. In the u. Il. church, "Along
the educational line of Scientific Tenn
highly recommended as lecturer. A
cordial invitation Is extended to the
public, especially to the teachers of the
public schools