Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-09
Qbe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1898.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

Mrs. M. Vanvactor remains very Ill.
DIR. How is preparing to move his
office in the rooms with Dentist DUR.
Daisy r. Woodfeld, of Polk township
is improving after protracted illness.
Miss Frances Philips is again able to
be around after long siege of illness.
F.. Shirer of Inwood has moved into
his new house in the country near
Plymouth.
J. Wolfert, living several miles in the
country, has been very i'll. He is slowly
improving.
Ignatlus Blubaugh of South Bend,
formerly of this city, is surviving a
dangerous illness.
Mrs. w. A. Beldon and young son
Claud went to Waterloo, Ind, this
morning where they will visit relation.
C. Bergman of this city has another
grandson. The young man is the son
of his daughter, Mrs 10 Andres of
Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harshberger, who
have been visiting with q. Shall near
this city, left for their home In Ohio
today.
The new Blain bridge is completed
with the exception of one or two finish
ing touches. 1t will be examined to-
morrow.
Giles Capron is expected home from
vicinity of Chicago where he has been
engaged in work for the past couple Of
years. lie has been quite ill recently.
Miss Almira Klinger arrived from
Petoskey this morning. She has been
absent from Plymouth for many
months.
Justice is very rapid in Marion. A
man stole horse and buggy there Tues
day morning and was oD his way to
Jeffersonville prison twenty -four hours
later.
Chester Deal, a school boy of Van
Vert, died from the injuries received
by him in foot ball game. Death re-
suited from hemorrhage of tie internal
organs.
o. A. Carpenter, of Ashley, who has
been receiving treatment at the Wabash
railroad hospital for wounded hand is
visiting VIM. Zehner and family for q
few weeks.
Thomas Beltz, of Bremen, who has
visited in this city for the past few
months left this morning for Canton,
Ohio. He will take charge of a factory
in that city.
A daughter of Mr. Ed Groves and her
husband living in Nebraska are ex-
pected soon to occupy MI. Groves
farm west of Tippecanoe and also to
take care of Mr.. Groves.
j. L. Deemer has returned from
Cando, North Dakota, where he has So
journed during the last eight months.
He will stay throughout the coming
winter in Marshall county.
Later reports from Tyner confirm the
news that the scarlet fever is prevailing
to an alarming extent, but it is in
milder form than was at first supposed.
All the cases are coDvalescent.
The Indiana supreme court holds that
mechanics lien must be forcosed with
in a year, and that person not made
party to the foreclosure suit is not
bound by it after the year has expired.
Last evening, Paul, the young son of
Geo. Thayer, accidently knocked his
head against the sharp edge of door
and inflicted severe flesh injury. He
is doing we'll under the careful attend
ace of physician.
A farmer near South Bend has had
trouble for several years with trespass-
ers. He has ordered the same man off
his land on different occasions, and on
Tuesday, peppered him literally with
buck shot, when he made an appearance.
The courts will take care of him now.
A remarkable temperance revival has
just closed at Rensselaer,. II was con-
Quoted by Buck Stanley, of Loganport,
and during the ten days meetings
moro than 800 people signed the pledge