Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-25
From MondaYa Daily.


Licenses for Nov. 81, John Watson
Romig and Bertha Pauline Zechiel.
F. A. Gidden, of the Glidden Var
nish Co., visited the Novelty works to-
day.
Walter White went to Akron, Ohio,
this morning where be will attend a
wedding
G r. Leonard is repairing and i'm
proving the rear part of his undertak-
ing establishment.
Schuyler Wiltfong and wife are de-
lighted because of the arrival of a
promising young daughter last Thurs
day.
With Saturdays session the Novem-
Der term of court expired. The judge
has already taken his position on the
bench at Rochester.
| The welcome news came to the ears
of Charles Ruff, one of the jurymen, as
soon as he was dismissed that he had be.
come the father of IL pound daughter.
| o. G. Albert, of Elkhart. called at
this office today and renewed his sub
cription to the weekly Independent.
He has been visiting his son at Hib-
bard.
Last Saturday evening David Milten-
berger gave social dance at his resi-
dence in the country. The music was
excellent and most enjoyable evening
was the result.
Prosper Mickey has purchased
Schuyler Borrowers share in the Plym-
outh baggage and mail line. TIE bust
ness will be continued by Mr.. Mickey
and Schuyler Rhinehart.
j. B. Rowell has rejuvenated his
flowing we'll so that it now throws a
stream of SO gallons a minute He
says the water is free from sand and is
beyond doubt the purest in the city.
Miss Stella Tabor returned to her
home in Argos today, having attended
the conference of the Church of God in
this city. During her stay in this city
she was the guest of Miss Hattie Nor
ris.
While Perry Jacobs and VIM. Brown
of Walkerton were hunting near the
latter place Brown accidentally shot
Jacobs, pouring the contents of shot
gun into his body. The accident was
not fatal.
The Independent is in receipt of the
"Klondike Miner" a paper published at
Dawson City. The subscription price
is SO per year or % cents per copy. 1t
describes the prospects of Dawson and
predicts great future for the place.
| j. W. Thomas is in receipt of letter
from his son Frank, now located at
Dawson City. Frank is employed and
doing we'll. 1t is very evident that at
least one KlOndike venturer is going to
profit even if he does not strike gold
mine.
Sherman A. Rorer and Miss Marie E.
Melser both from the neighborhood of
Argos, were married at p. m. Sunday
by Rev. l.. S. Smith at the NJ. f. par
sonage. Mr.. Rorer has already rented
property in South Plymouth where they
expect to establish their home this
week.
| Tho ROurhon aDpoYatiOn caca has
finally been decided by compromise
The court will fix the payment and
costs. The north, south, east and west
sections have been annexed with the
exception of Bakers land, he being the
main factor in the fight. Bourbon is
fortunate to be relieved of an unpleas
ant case which has hitherto been tried
and retired without any tangible deci
sion.
The case of McGedy vs.. the South
Bend pillow firm which occupied the
last week of the October term of the
Marshall circuit court has been decided
The jury went out last Saturday at p
! IN. and brought their decision in last
night at one O'Clock. They finally
agreed to let McGedy have 81 900 which
is just 81 800 short of what the jury at
Laporte recently granted him. The full
amount sued for was 1000 Not few
lof the jurymen were inclined to grant