Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

boy.
Mrs. James Harker has moved to
South Bend.
The Fertig schoolhouse is about
ready for the plssterers.
No. 522 drew the box or cigars at the
Phoenix Saturday night.
Miss Carrie Boggs, living in the
country south of town, is quite i'll.
id. Mccoy was obliged to keep in
doors today on account Of an attack of
malaria.
Conrad Lawrence, of Twin Lake, is
recovering from the effects of bad
sickness.
The Laporte fair association wound
up $3.50 in the hole but will pay pre-
miums in full.
The county school superintendent
of Northern Indiana will meet at Val
paraiso the middle of next week.
The annual reunion of the Zach regi-
ment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry, will
be held at Mentone October IL and IA
Judge Cspron went to Rochester this
morning to take charge of the court.
He Gays there is fair docket. Several
change of venue cases have come up.
The management of the Bourbon
Fair has engaged the Warsaw Marine
band to furnish music on October 9th
What's the matter with the Plymouth
band.
Miss bessie Haag was the recipient
of the bicycle given away at Hills
bakery last evening. She held the
largest number of cash purchase tickets
which was 1886.
Superintendent Kruger of the poor
farm very kindly remembered this Of
flee with two splendid watermelOns to-
day. The force was turned loose on
them. They are gone now.
Warden Harley, of the state prison,
raised 1000 bushels of tomatoes and
1900 heads of cabbage this season on
the prison farm. Tomatoes were can
ed and sauer kraut will be made of the
cabbage.
The Terre Haute Gazette prints the
names of students in attendance at the
State Normal school. Marshall county
has three representatives-Ruth Them
son and Mabel f. Jacoby, of Plym-
outh, and Vernon Keller, of Bourbon.
The Kosciusko county board of edu-
cation has made q rule prohibiting the
use of tobacco in any form by the
teachers engaged in the schools of that
county. The penalty for attractions of
the rule will be revocation of the Of
tenders license to teach.
Some one has said that the most
beautiful of sights is that where a
father and son walk down street arm in
arm. a local moralist thinks this sight
was eclipsed lately by two ex-enemies
walking down street in the same attl-
tude, all hatred dissolved.
Warsaw's postoffice has been moved
to new location, and the usual hot
time which such things bring about is
being experienced In Warsaw now.
over the matter that they assert they
will have the postmaster removed.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John w. Parks are
visitors in Chicago today and tonight
will attend a meeting and banquet
given by the Chicago Sunday-school
Social union. This association has a
membership of almost thousand and
Its meetings are profitable to those en-.
gagged in Sunday school work.
A large party from the ranks of com
psny M, pitched their tents at Twin
Lakes today. They expect to camp
there for the next week or ten days
Among those participating are Noye:
Tyrrell, of Bourbon, David Reed, oil
Argos, Bert Altman, Will Shearer
Arthur White, Elmer White, Emory
Ocber, Ed Lanfesty, Ed. Neal anC
Chas. Crawford
Samuel Barrat, the young English
man who became acquainted will
Frank Thomas in Klondike, is now
visiting Franks father, John Thomas
north of this city. Mr.. Barrat is yer,
interesting and tells more about thu
gold country than letters and new,
paper articles could ever tell. He hal
several specimens of gold from Klon-
dixie, but he himself dug very little
His late journey from Dawson to In
diana has had It's evil effects. He ii