Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-14

her home after attending the Woman's
Relief Corps campfire and reunion al
Walkerton.
Mrs. b. ID. Bracket went to Warsaw
today after visiting with her uncle and
amt Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald
of this city.
Mrs. George Carver. of Green TIP,
who has been visiting John Fogle, ST.
and family, Scott Marks and l.. Shaker
left today for Bourbon.
Mrs. J b. Blausser and Miss Emma
Chirm of this city left for Bucyrus
Ohio, where they will spend the coming
two weeks with relatives.
Mrs Ii. I. Hitchcock and son, vii.
liam, who have been visiting the family
of NJ. Radican, returned to her home IN
Derbe, Michigan, today.
There are seven candidates for the
vacancy on the Wabash county ticket,
occasioned by the withdrawal of Milo
Hass, the nominee for auditor.
Mrs. Catherine Traffel, a well-to.do
widow of Mishawaka, who has made
two attempts at suicide, has been miss
ing from her home for two weeks.
Mrs. Oliver Agler and daughter,
Katherine, returned to Chicago today
after visiting the formers father, Har-
vey Steel, and others in this city.
During sham battle at Kokomo an
excited citizen attempted to kill Cap
tain Jacobs, of the l5Sth Indiana, who
was commanding the Spanish forces.
We, the undersigned agree to close
our doors on Sundays from II O'Clock
noon until Monday morning beginning
Oct. Is. GEM, CLIPPER, PHOENIX.
Mrs. Albert Just and daughter, Caro-
line, left tor Kansas City today after
visiting the family of A. Johnson.
Mr.. Johnson accompanied them to Chi
cago.
The Winona Reading circle meet
with Miss FlOrine Disher Friday even
ing a musical program has been pre-
pared. All members are requested to
be present.
The Hammond superior court will
commence Monday. The docket is the
largest in the history OF the court, there
being 1871 civil actions and fifty-fve
state cases.
Hon. Samuel Ralston, democratic
candidate for secretary of state, accom-
panied by Mr. Wendell, will speak in
the opera house in Plymouth on the
evening of Oct. 81.
1t is said that all the dogs are dying
from poison in Tyner. 1t is difficult to
ascertain whether the authors of so
many deaths are conspiring against the
owners or the animals themselves.
A burglar entered the home of Hor-
ace Moody, of Lawrenceburg, who
weighs 300 pounds, and stole all of his
clothing and SIT in cash. The burglar
afterward threw away the clothing.
Chas. Rosenbury expects to begin
work on the new stone foundation for
the st. Thomas church next Monday.
The church will be re-roofed and paint
ed The rect0ry will also receive new
coat of paint.
The annual meeting of the Central
Association of Congregational Churches
and Ministers of Indiana will be held
in Terre Haute Oct. % and 26. Each
church in the association is entitled to
two delegates besides the pastor.
Company NJ now uses letter head
labeled Indiana Tigers and Land I'm
prOvement Co" The latter clause is
obviously intended to roast the govern
ment. The 18th has spent most of its
time clearing wood land and handling
the pick and shovel.
Edward Lechey, aged II, was shot in
VIC mp uIo yCol -Olu UIOOuCi at
Elkhart. While the former was in bed
Tuesday night, the older brother was
engaged in cleaning revolver which,
of course, he did not think was loaded.
Luckily the wound was not serious.
The Orphans Home is near enough
completion to give one an idea of it's
exterior appearance. A citizen of
Plymouth recently said. eff you want
to see something magnificent, drive
north and survey the new home. 1t
will be one of the finest buildings in the
county.
Not long ago II. G.. Patton came in
possession of On alleged relic from San
tiago; large cannon ball, which GER
tainly bore on its surface dents of car.
mage and strife. He had made arrange
ments with some of the storekeepers to
exhibit it in their windows, when Its