Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-28
From Monday = Daily.

From Monday Daily.
Miss Bessie Stuart is on the sick list.
Mrs Walls remains in about the anne
condition.
Clark Thompson is suffering with
toe which he smashed Saturday.
G.. q. Love is slowly regaining his
feet after hard attack of sickness.
John Sultenwright, who has been
sick for sometime, is resting much bet
ter.
John w. Minor, democratic candidate
for auditor on the state ticket, was in
our city today.
Licenses issued for marriage Oct. %,
VIM. III. Berkshire and Paulena Brem
lin; James Herrin and Lena Reed.
j. ID. Mccoy is convalescing slowly.
He was permitted to be in the out door
air for the first time during his illness
yesterday.
Mrs. ID. J. Loring, of Valparaiso, who
has been visiting Mrs. ID. Miles south
of this city returned to her home this
afternoon.
The Boston magnates have distribu-
ted $4,000 among the players as a pres
elt for winning the penant. Each one
received $50.
Frank Zimmerman of the firm of
Pesch 81 Zimmerman has been confined
to the house for the past ten days with
serious illness.
Hon. John Barker of Michigan City,
is said to be the person who offered SlG,
600 for the location of the new EpiscO
pslian see in that city.
Miss Josie Cahill returned Saturday
| from the Lsrwill sanitarium much ben
Gifted. The physician in charge states
that one more trip will result in per-
msnent cure.
Herr William Lodtmann, an alleged
clever swindler, using the fraudulent
draft game, has Just completed Ham
mond. He is claimed to have worked
Valparaiso, Laporte and South Bend.
Mrs. Hannah Hollenbeck, of Oak
wood, near Michigan City, claims to
have held VIM. Mckinley ia her arms
when be was child. This is according
to her own view, one of the browning
experiences of the old ladys life.
South Bend is reviving the plan for
an immense street fair next year, which
was not held this year because of the
great amount of street improvements
and building this year. The plans for
next years fair are already being made.
An attempt was made to wreck the
Vandalia paycar few miles west of
Terre Haute few days ago. A rail had
rived at the time the paycar was expec-
ted, and the obstruction was discovered.
The Chicago peace jubilee was not
wholly patriotic demonstration. The
business man did not overlook the
business feature of 1t, and the politician
was not without hope of reaping some
party benefit. The Valparaiso Messen.
ger says the celebration took $4,000 from
that city alone.
At the election tn Indiana next
month the voter will cast three ballots
one each for the state, county and town
ship ticket. The state ballots will be
printed on red paper, the county ballots
on white paper and the township ballots
on yellow paper. Three ballot boxes
will be provided, one for each ticket
and painted the same color as the bal
lot it contains.
An article appeared in the Chronicle
this morning in which a certain Mrs.
Bertha Brown arrests her husband, E.
G.. Brown, for bigamy. 1t is expressly
stated that Mrs. Brown had just ar
rived from q visit with her sister in
Plymouth, Ind. No one here seems to
know the parties mentioned. The ques-
ton which animated gossipers to-day
was: "Who is Mrs. Brown"
A rousing racket, we'll deserving the
name OF an old-time neighbors row, is
reported to have been in full progress
on the South Side yesterday. The par
Elephants were in the main women
They were extremely obstreperous and
also quite vicious. One of the scrapers
for it afterwards developed into a free
hand fight, Is said to be minus a finger
The affair may be brought before q
justice but it can be nothing but ludi-
crous.
Diocesan Headquarters.
Bishop White has advised Walter
White, of the Vestry of Trinity church
| at MichjOan Citv that tho diOoaoa n