Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tt eeday's Daily.

in the court at Winamac.
Judge Capron went to Rochester this
morning where he is conducting court.
One set of business men conspicuous
for their absence at last nights meeting
were the lawyers.
The Episcopal church is ready for pa,
pering. Services may be held in it one
week from next Sunday.
Miss Katie Stack of Donaldson, who
has spent several days in this city re-
turned home this morning.
c. S. Jacoby and son and J. R. Jacoby
have gone to Missouri where they ex-
pect to spend several months.
Chas. Busbman went TO Walnut to-
day where he will examine timber for
the Indiana Novelty company.
The Primrose minstrels passed
through our city today on their way
from Fl Wayne to South Bend.
Miss Alice Lehr of Bremen returned
to her home this morning after visiting
John Butler and wife in this city.
M. G. Walls and family expect to
move to Indianapolis tomorrow and
make that city their permanent home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kershaw returned to
Argos this morning after visit g j. b.
Bowel and family at the Ross house.
Julius Blubaugh severely sprained
his hand yesterday while working on a
bending machine at the Novelty works.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miltenberger went to
South Bend TODAY where she will spend
the winter with her son David and his
family.
The Episcopal guild met last evening
with Mrs Nj. G. Walls. A Thoroughly
enjoyable time and profitable one was
the result.
Mr.. and Mrs. j W. Resler, of Del
phos, Ohio, Who have been the visitors
of S. A. Melser and family of this city,
returned to their home today.
Mrs. John Moor, who has dwelt in
Plymouth for many years was taken to
the Roman Catholic home for old
women at Avilla, Ind, today.
Several of the property owners along
Michigan and Laporte streets who gen
orally back their words by cash are said
to be seriously considering the sdvisa-
bllity of paving those streets.
meeting was called last evening at
the Episcopal rectOry for the purpose of
electing vestrymen. AS quorum
could not be secured the meeting was
called again to take place one week
hence.
Indiana secured the largest number
of new members to the w. G. L. u. as
compared with other states in the past
year, and was given the banner at St.
Paul offered at Bsffalo last year by
Miss Willard.
Laporte supplemented her curfew or
dinance with whistle to announce to
the children that it was time to make o
sneak for home. Now they have held
up the contractors bill for so for the
article and propose making him whistle
for his money.
Goshenites who own land near Mil
ford, upon which are located beds of
mari and clay are much elated over the
visit of several Germans who want to
buy the land upon which to locate great
cement works. Cleveland capitalists
are backing the venture.
Hereafter when q woman drops her
answer to the young mans proposal in
to mail box, it is 40 indication that
she has really made up her mind, for
the postofiice department has decided a
writer may recall letter even after 1t
reaches the city of its destination.
The Elkhart Review feels that the
physicians of that city are largely re-
sponsible for the spread of scarlet fever
there because of the latitude allowed
afflicted families. A want of Obser-
vance of reasonable sanitary precau-
tions in matters like this amounts to
criminal carelessness.
The Pennsylvania shops at Fort
Wayne are so crowded that the COM
pany must order its cars of outsiders.
An order will be placed for 300. They
will be of box, gondOla and Hat. The
shops at Fort Wayne are now working
overtime and will be busy with work
on hand until next March.
About noon an old man who had
been begging about the city during the
morning hours, was picked up from the
streets in an unconscious condition, evil
IDENTIFY victim of the severe weather if
not of alcoholic drinks. 1t was learned
from his conversation this morning