Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09


Ney Stevens made trip to Knox to-
day where he transacted legal business.
George Ewalt who was hurt at the
Novelty yesterday is improving nicely
Mrs. Henry Stein made a trip to
Bourbon this morning to visit relation.
Mrs. +. ). Bissell left for Lima, Ohio,
this morning where she will visit her
son Ernest.
Mrs. Isabel Anderson who resides in
the country has gone to Kendallville to
visit her son.
Romeo Ball and Jerome Walters have
fixed up rooms in the Corbin Block for
bachelors hall.
Mrs. ). j. Bergener, of Donaldson. re-
turned home today after visiting Mrs.
Chas. Anderson.
Miss Mae Griffin, of Bourbon, is the
guest of Miss Jennie Southworth on
North Plum street.
+ room was dismissed this morning
on account of the serious illness of the
teacher, Miss Drum.
VIM. Miller, of South Bend, visited
his sister ih-law, Mrs. j. w. Hess in
this city this morning,
Edgar Anderson and wife, of South
plymouth, are jubilant over the arrival
of boy in their family.
Mrs. Margaret Plant of Bourbon re-
turned home today after visiting ). w.
jackson and others in this city.
Mrs. Levi Williams, of Grovertown.
returned home today after visiting J.
A. Palmer and wife of this city.
Prof. j. &. Troup, of the Chicago
University, is in the city making ar
rangements for lecture course.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and two
children went to Barring county, Mich,
today where they will make a visit.
Ignatius Blubaugh has undergone a
severe siege with typhoid fever recently
In South Bend. He is reported better.
The Ben Hur have secured the rooms
formerly known as Masonic Hall. They
have had these rooms in view for some
time.
Jonathan Brown has returned from
Columbia City where he visited his SON.
in-law and his daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
James linn
Giles Capron is reported very sick in
Chicago with the typhoid fever. The
crisis has been passed however and he
is convalescing.
&. L. Austin, route agent for the
Adams express company, was doing
business in the city today. He halls
from Fort Wayne.
The WinOna Reading Circle meets
with Misses Hattie and Jennie Lauer
next Saturday evening. A full at
tendance is requested.
Mrs. Dell Klingerman and two sons
Walter and Leo, of Wabash, who have
been visiting John Klingerman in the
country left for Huntington.
Joseph M Foltz, of West Virginia,
has been visiting Andy Molter, of this
city, and others in the country. He left
this morning for South Bend.
Frank Semler's funeral yesterday had
an enormous attendance. Fred Kuhn,
Tom Walker, Paul Butcher and j. Nc
Crory of this city were present.
DR.. Ph. ID. Paul, the eminent German
eye and ear doctor, of Chicago, may be
consulted at the home of Mrs. M.
Yockey, Wednesday Dec. 81, Prov
dence permitting.) Poor treated free
The funeral of Mrs. G. A. Forsyth
took place at Lapaz yesterday Mrs.
Forsythe was well known throughout
the entire country and the funeral was
largely attended.
The members of the Eastern Star who
attended the Plymouth lodge meeting
last night were royalty entertained.
There were five grand lodge officers
present -South Bend Times.
Mrs Martha Little Davidson, of
Lebanon, said to be the woman who
wound the first spool of cotton thread
in the first mill ever erected in America,
is dead. She was brought from Scot
land in 1874 for that purpose.
The Young Ladies Altar Guild of
the Episcopal church, will meet at the
residence of o. G. Soice next Monday