Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-21

a big meeting near Garrett last week
David Foreman returned last
Wednesday from an extended visit in
| Dakota.
DR.. J. w. Smith and wife returned
today from Chicago, st. Louis, and a
tour through the Southwest.
| A. Boyce and his nephew, Frank
Boyce, of Green township, have re-
turned from trip il Michigan.
Pretty lake presents lonely aspect.
Not habit alton on Its shores is occu
pied. Even the fisherman is absent.
Knightstown foot ball team chsl-
lenges any amateur team in Indian
apolis to play foot ball in that town,
thanksgiving.
Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins, of Benton Har-
Dor, who has been the guest of w. III.
Conger and family, returned to her
home today.
Miss Lena Kinzie, who has been Wis
iting her parents, Eli Kinzie and wife,
in the country, returned to her home In
South Bend.
| Mrs. L. Laemle started this afternoon
for her home in Marshfeld, Wis, after
an extended visit with her parents, Nj.
Altman and wife.
Fishermen, of Cass and adjoining
counties, are happy. A large cOnsign-
ment of black bass from Uncle Sam is
to be emptied into Eel and Wabash
rivers.
Another populist candidate nomina-
ted by the ST. Joseph county conven-
ton has declined the honor, John Ii .
Leslie, the nominee for comfy com.
missioner.
If afflicted with diseases of the eye
and ear consult DR.. Paul, of Chicago,
at the home of Mrs. NJ. Yockey, Plym-
outh, Wed. Oct 26 Examination free
Poor treated free.
w. ii. Love and wife returned yester.
day from their visit in Mentone. Miss
Louie Van Lue, of Tippecsnoe, accom-
panied them to their home and will
make an extended visit.
A letter from the Klondyke, written
by Frank Thomas, states that he is
now preparing for winter. This will
make two winters that Frank has spent
in those dreary, bleak regions.
e. Fl. r eeve and daughter Mabel left
this morning for Indianapolis. Mr.
Reeve will attend the bi. annual conven.
ton of National Prison Congress OF
which he is an honorary member.
Some unknown young men, for a
joke, attempted to hold up George
Kaufman as he was returning home
from Bourbon Thursday night. One
of the boys received good logging fol-
the prank.
Jud Bennett, formerly of the firm OF
Bennett & Jacox, in this city, but now
of Crown Point is the guest of Frank
Jacox today. He left Plymouth about
seven years ago. He is now in business
at Crown Point and doing we'll.
The republicans of Union township
met in convention at the CollOnade
hotel, at Culver, Wednesday and nomin.
ated Oliver Morris and Samuel E. Wise
for justices of the Peace. Sam Buss
we'll and man by the name of Alley
were nominated for cOnstables.
At the closing session of the grand
encampment of the Knights Ternplar
the proposed revision of the constitu
ton to locate the grand encampment
headquarters at ashington, thus pro
viding for the storage of archives, was
voted down by large majority.
|, Peter Miller and j. V. Vanguildel
have completed deal by which they
exchange farms. In the transaction
the former acquired forty acres two and
One-half miles from the city and the
latter comes in possession of eighty
acres bordering on the Catholic GENE
terry.
s. Beldon brought two large sweet
potatoes to our office, which surpast
anything in the vegetable world which
we have ever seen. One of them
weighed three and one-half pounds
MIR. Beldon informs us that the flavor
of the potato is not sacrificed or
account of it's size