Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-25


on Pretty lake.
Edward Jordan of Letters Ford has
been granted pension of SO a month.
Mr.. Love secured it for him.
Mrs. c. ). Sly of Morrison III, is Wis
ting her sister Mrs Carpenter of this
city.
The independent order of Foresters
meet the second and fourth Fridays Of
eac1 month
Miss Rose Carnahan who is teaching
school in kewanna will spend Sunday
with her parents in this city.
In the Miles road case the damages
we're awarded as follows: Rish $50,
Miller $40 and G. T. Mattingly Sl25.
Nj. Lauer x Son opened up their store
today for the first time since the big
fire.
G. z. Marsh and daughter who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son have returned to their home
Scores of county people came to town
today and the merchants report good
trade
There has been vast amount of
buttonhollng going on in Plymouth to-
day.
The Republicans have not agreed up
on the time of holding their city con
venfion.
i l.. H. Gardner, of Laporte, will spend
Sunday in Plymouth, the guest Of
friends
Matt BOttOrff writes from St Joe
Mich, that he is we'll pleased with his
position.
Logansport has about given up hope
of finding oil in the neighborhood of
that classic city.
The funeral of Mrs. Ida Buskirk took
place from her late residence on east
Laporte street this afternoon at three
o'clock.
Delbert Sly of Inwood returned home
from Monroe Wis, where he has been
working in lumber camp since last
October.
Charley Hoy opened up his cigar
stand on the corher of Michigan and
CAIRO streets today for the first time
since last fall.
The RathbOne sisters initiated sew
eraf members last night. This order is
getting large mem bership in Ply
mouth.
Racing will open up again in Roby
May the 9Th. Now it will be in order
for Governor Mount to call cut the
militia and suppress it.
Tomorrow will be the first day of
spring. The ground hog ought to go
out of business.
The School murder trial at Laporte
is growing intensely interesting. School
is certainly being ably defended.
Remember that tomorrow will be
Sunday and there will be interesting
services in all the churches and you are
cordially invited to be present.
The Sunny South MINISTRIES entertain
ed a fair sized audience at the opera
house last night. The singing and
dancing was above the average usually
furnished by colored MINISTRIES.
The hunting party who went to the
kankakee the first of the week are back
home again. They had roaring good
time and returned laden with game.
The line of emigration seems to be
turned toward South Dakota, and a
number of Marshall County people will
leave for that country in a few weeks.
! Chauncey n. Fassett, city editor of
the South Bend Tribune was yesterday
appointed deputy postmaster of South
, Bend.
The most important officers for which
voters will cast their ballots at the
coming primary, are the councilmen, al
they make the local laws and regulate
the taxes.
The war scare is about over with ant
the people are correspondingly happy
If war was inevitable the American
people would be ready to meet it bu
peace is preferable to war.
Hail fell this morning at 30 clock ant
the size and quality were such tina
many people became frightened. Tn
n hail stone were as large as the old tim
regulation hen egg.
y A large number of the brei hern wer
present last night and witnessed the
@ beautiful work in the Masonic
lodge room In the comforting o
the Fellow Craft degree.
Those young folks who persist il
e riding their bicycle on the side walks o.
North Center street had better quit it
q There is law against such work ant
IL will no onforca6 If il 10 pOf ctOppad