Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-24

made for this occasion exceed IN point
of diversified interest any others ever
put forth here and a day of genuine,
old fashioned enthusiasm is assured.
The Vandalis will run Sunday trains
hereafter during the entire summer
commencing tomorrow. Train going
north leaves here at S24 a. m, return
ing at $40 p m.
Mrs. Alice Dlpert was arraigned in
Justice COrbin's court today charged
with assault and battery on Luella
Platt. Mrs. Dipert plead guilty and
stayed fine of 81 and costs.
Insurance agents are plenty in Ply
mouth at this time. We don't mean
fire insurance agents, but fraternal.
The rivalry is lively and almost every
man in Plymouth is insured.
Rev. 5. G. Crutcher, a colored divine,
was in the city today to make arrange
ments for series of meetings to be
held in Plymouth in the near future.
Rev. Crutcher is now holding forth in
Hamlet.
Il. b. Oglesbee is no longer chairman
of the Republicsn County Central COM
mittee. He resigned today, and John
w. Selders was chosen to handle the
republicans of Marshall county for the
next two years.
The spOrtSmen will "revel in clover"
this fall as it is reported that there are
millions of quail in Northern Indiana.
This proves the benefit of the game
law that has preserved the quail from
utter extinction.
The days are rapidly getting at their
longest. On the 21st of June the turn
ing point will be reached and the old
Dutch sign requires that cucumbers for
picking purposes must be planted on
that day. The sign has been verified
as a good one
The shady side of Michigan street
was the headquarters for the delegates
and candidates this morning. Every
one seemed to be in good humor but
the tension was drawn tight, and there
were several very warm discussions.
The man who announces his name only
for the purpose of defeating the "other
fellow, generally falls down real hard y
Ayoung man by the name of Herman
SchurtZ, whose home is in Donaldson,
was arrested last night in Donaldson
by Fort Wayne railroad detective
charged with stoning passenger train
He was brought to Plymouth at $3.50
O'Clock this morning and placed in Jail.
There will be some fun when this case
is called, which will probably be Mon
day. Attorney Martindae will appear
for young Schurtz.
The last few days have called out of
his winter quarters the man with the
amiable sun-grin and the we'll remem-
bered query, lis it hot enough for you ~
Paradoxial as it may seem the heat has
acted as healing balm to the order of
many who were so anxious recently to
endure the tropical temperature of
Cuba as soldier bold. Just now to be
on the shady side of the street is about
the required thing with some of our
people.
One of the peculiarities of people
who go away from home to trade is
that they are always provided with a
logical excuse for doing so. They
either can't get What they want at
home; it costs too much to buy of
home merchants; they can't get things
different from their less fortunate
neighbors or they have no axes to grind
at home and can go where they please
to trade, and If the business men of the
city in which they live don't like it they
can shut up the shop. 1t is an indls-
putabie fact, perhaps, that in the very
nature of our laws and customs we are
strictly independent, but common sense
indicates that we owe our consldera-
tions to our neighbors and to the com.
munity in which we reside. If we ex-
ert ourselves just half as much to please
ourselves at home as we do away from
home, we can get just what we want and
still have done our duty by our
neighbors and our town.
From Mondays Daily.