Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

l. DaA&'
The two public fountains on Michigan
street have been painted red.
A number of PIymouthites attended
the horse sale at Bremen today.
The father of Supt Marks is still
very low, with but little hopes of his
recovery.
Marriage license was granted today
to Bruce Lynn Foxworthy and Miss
Lillian A. Hartman.
Edwin Mayer has purchased the
Nussbaum property, consisting of resi-
dence, warehouse and barn.
Spain has al earnest ally and sympa-
thizer in ex-Queen Lii, of the Sandwich
islands, but sympathy is all that Lii
can give.
The funeral of Mrs. Welmina Hintz
took place at the Lutheran church this
morning. Rev. CRUDE delivering the
funeral Grafton.
One hundred and seventy-five men
began work on the biz sewer yesterday
at Columbia City, and more men are
needed and will be given work down
there at once.
George Deitle and Agnes Hysen
were married this morning at the
Catholic church by Father Moench.
The happy couple will reside on farm
north of Plymouth.
1t has become the rule with all young
men who enlist and had to give up good
positions, that their places will be re-
tanned for them when they return laden
with honors earned.
G.. G. Love has purchased the Jack
son property on Sophia street and
moved into it today. Mr.. Love will
lose his vote next Tuesday as he moved
from the End to the 3rd ward.
The Is year old daughter of Bert
Liggett was taken suddenly ill this
morning and a physician was called.
AT this writing she is resting easy and
buOWo VI
The South Bend Green Stockings
were defeated in game of base ball
yesterday by the "Shamrocks" of Fort
Wayne. The Green Stockings won the
championship of the state last year.
Laporte street presents patriotic ap-
pearance today. Most all the business
houses are decorated in the national
colors. All because Company an" has
been ordered to report for duty. Honor
to the brave.
An old veteran said it requires about
one year to distinguish whether q re-
cruit will make good soldier. In
company of one hundred about fifty
will prove themselves made of the right
kind of material.
Admiral Sampson is going into the
business in good shape. His fleet has
been remarkably active since arriving
at Havana and has q good record of
captures during the few days it has
been on duty there.
The United States has one French
man strongly on her side and that is the
novelist lola His sympathies, he says
are all with America in this crisis and
he hopes for just punishment to be
administered to Spain.
Rev. o. f. Lands and Mr.. Nichols,
the Evangelist. attended a Sunday
school convention today at Mount
Olive church, north of Plymouth.
They report splendid time and much
interest was manifested.
1t was reported on the streets early
this morning that the militia company
In this city had been ordered to report
at indianapolis at once for duty, put
the report was only a rumor, and
probably came by freight"
Some one writes to an eastern paper
to ask if "a person with weak knees,
unable to stand steadily any length of
Time" will be liable to CONSUMPTION.
In case OF this kind the conscript can
be sent to torpedo boat, where the
service required is not hard on the legs.
In view of the desire Of many of the
members of the knights of the Maccs-
bees to enlist, Supreme Commander
Markey has issued dispensstion which
will make the order liable for all deaths
of members while engaged in the mill
tary or naval service of the United
States.
Not unfrequently that man of the
Milford Mail gets off something that is
to the point. Here is his latest: "Thers
are too many men in this country eager
to save the honor of the nation who