Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-30

they will be mustered out at the end of
their thirty days turlough.
Urias Feller has left to visit his aged
mother and other relatives in Suflield,
Ohio.
Miss Cora Leonard is now employed
in the auditors office at the court
house.
]. A. Miller is removing his family
and household effects to his farm near
Argos.
is. Hahn, of Culver, attended the
teachers meeting at the court house
Saturday.
The Marshall county Child Study
club has set the time of Its next meet
ing for Oct. 1.
Justice Corbin considered a case of
provoke Saturday which was dismissed
this morning.
A dance was given at the residence
of Noah Miller, west of Plymouth,
Saturday evening.
Marion Cummings is introducing
Cuban history and Var Atlas compiled
by Leroy Armstrong.
J. V. Xix spent Sunday in Plymouth.
He is now conducting temperance work
in st. Joseph county.
Mr.. E. S. Craw, representative of
the Michigan City boat line was in the
city on business today.
| A. G.. North went to Columbia City
today to assist in the settlement of
some surveying matters.
Miss Myrtle Sperry returned to her
home in Bunker Hill today. after work
ing for some time in this city.
Attorneys Parker, Logan and Kelli-
son are in Columbia City today attend
ing a case in court at that place.
Yesterday was memorable day for
Chas. Becknal and wife. An infant
boy made its appearance in their fami-
ly.
Verne Davis will be employed at
Bremen part of this week putting in
new telephone poles and making other
improvements for the telephone COM
pany.
Edward Lucas, living seven miles
west of Laporte, fell from windmill.
A peach tree broke the fall His left
ankle was injured, several ribs were
fractured and he received internal in
juries.
1t is said that North township
farmer made wager lately that there
were ten new moons in the month of
September. BY looking at the calendar
he found there were five changes of the
moon instead.
Efforts are being made to present an
entertainment whose proceeds shall be
used as sick benefit for company M
if the entertainment is given it will be
by the soldier boys, under the manage
ment of proficient theatrical man.
Capt. John Capron has returned
from Indianapolis. The boys in Com
pany NJ are all we'll but quite homesick
They express their willingness to pay
car fare for any OF the company who
Will come to Indianapolis to relieve
|, them. No donbt they will soon be re
lieved.
Milford Mail: An excellent wheat
crop. an excellent oats crop, an excel
! lent clover seed crop, an excellent hay
3 crop, an excellent onion crop, an excel
3 lent potato crop, al excellent peacf
crop. This is the record for Northern
Indiana this year. Nothing has faileC
but the apple crop.
f j. n. Hoy has placed an oddity OF
s exhibition in Frank Forbes implement
t store. 1t is q section taken from al
apple tree and consists of q trunk por
: ton with large limb attached, which
D circles around and again joins tn,
t trunk 1t would be difficult to ascer-
s tain from which place the limb Origi
q nally branched out.
Attorney j o. Kantz, of Nappanee
+ had narrow escape from being serious
i ly injured while in Bremen last Satur
day Afternoon. The Enquirer says MI
: KantZ was enroute to the Lake of tn
d Woods on hunting trip and ha,
stopped In Bremen for short time
{ While in the act of putting Winches
I ter rifle under the rear seat of the bug
f gy the gun was accidently discharged
D the load passing within couple inche
r of Mr. Rants head.