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

pension roll.
The supreme court has decided that
the quart shop law is valid.
Henry Taber, living south of the city
is quite ill with rheumatism.
Rotzien, the photographer. moved in
TO his new house on Laporte street to-
day.
Justice Reeves had the American
flag floating from his office window
today.
Havana is suffering double afflic-
ton. She is blockaded Oceanward and
landward.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
LOcheT died last night The little one
was four weeks old.
Indiana's quote of men under the
present call is 1902. How many of this
number will be called from Plymouth?
The Spanish general may succeed In
making his escape from Cuba, but he
don't want to put off the attempt toe
long.
If company "M' is rot soon ordered
to the front, some of the boys will 90
elsewhere and enlist. They want to go
to war.
1t is stated that in Hungary whisky
is distilled from turnips. No good
American could enjoy "nips" of that
character.
AT last General Blanco declares Cuba
to "be in state of war" Heretofore
1t has been in a state of butchery and
starvation.
Dan Long, of Pretty lake, cut his
wrist severely on piece of glass. He
came to Plymouth and had the wound
dressed by physician.
Wabash county is the only county in
the state that has furnished a delega-
ton of farmers who will seek homes in
the great state of Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Sponsler enter
tanned about twenty guests at dinner
Sunday in honor of their sister Mrs. A
Mitchell of Ottawa, Kansas.
The show window of J. G. Kuhn &
Son presents patriotic appearance to-
day. The American flag, with stack
of old army muskets that was used In
the dark days of the rebellion.
There is one very fast and impudent
young woman in Plymouth, and if she
don't mend her ways she will have an
opportunity of occupying one of those
vacant cells in the county Jail.
The council down at Columbia City
hold secret sessions and no one knows
what business is transacted. They
don't do business that way in Plymouth.
1t is not safe, and 1t won't pay.
| When all the other governors have
commissioned themselves General"
and allowed their surging patriotism
to lead their squadrons to battle our
own NJ Oldest patriot will doubtless "pre-
pare to mount"
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tucker, of Plym.
outh, are visiting in this city arriving
yesterday. They will take charge and
manage the summer hotel at Pretty
lake, near Plymouth, the coming sea
son Warsaw Daily Times.
| Harold Wilson, well known to many
Plymouth people left Saturday for n.
Dakota where he will permanently re
side. Harold has purchased farm of
100 acres and will try his luck at farm
ing. His wife will JOIN him next week.
Simon Meyers was cutting allkinds of
capers today in his endeavor to master
a bicycle. Simon says man nsvers gets
too old to learn, but when it comes to
learning to ride bicycle he thinks
that adsge will not hold good. He
learned to ride-"NIt."
Homer Francisco, the Zen year old
son of Mrs. Francisco, the milliner
who is attending the school for the
children of soldiers at knightstown,
Ind, writes his mother that he likes
his school, that he is getting along
nicely and that he belongs to a band
The cities of Huntington, Upton, Ply
mouth and Winamac have each for
warded muster-rolls, and may be ad
mi tied to the National Guard any day.
With the filling of the quota, Indiana
will have under arms as militiamen
nearly 1000 men.-Valparaiso Mess en-
ger.
| The old muskets on exhibition IT.
Kuhn & Sons show windows were
used by some of the veterans now
living in Plymouth. If they could talk
what story they could relate. The ten
and twenty TO ur pound shells were
picked up on the battle field at
Atlanta Ga, the place where General
Mcpherson was killed.