Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-08
LOCAL BREW TIES.
From Fridays Dailv.

Seed Wheat. Forbes Seed Store. Wv
1t pays to change seed wheat. The
leading varieties at Forbes seed store.
Martin IIouser, of Piqus, Ohio. is
visiting his relative Prosper Mickey,
and others of this city.
VIM. Scofield was in town today.
His health is greatly improved over
what 1t was last year.
Have you small piece of waste land !?
Sow orchard grass and get some good
pasture. Seed at Forbes. Wv
Miss Olive Francisco left this morn
ing for Defiance, Ohio, where she
teaches school this winter.
Mrs. Emma Gillen, of Lincoln, Neb.,
ana her young son, Ronald, are visiting
the Shindel family of this city.
Sisters Eulia and Victornlus have
returned from st. Mary's and will teach
in the Catholic academy here this year.
DIR. III. a. Deeds, dentist, is located
over the corner hardware store, at the
corner of Michigan and Laporte streets,
Plymouth, Ind. WITT
Scott Lawson is chewing sticks and
biting nails in ecstacy. The reason of
1t all is 9-pounder who arrived in their
family last evening.
Miss Pearl Wade. of Beaver City,
Neb., left for her home this morning
after visiting the Bosses, Witfongs and
others in this county.
DIR. Brown has rented rooms in the
Kendall block, where he will be pleased
to greet his friends and practice in the
future. Remember, on the second floor
Kendall block. tfw
G. o. Anderson and wife boast of
phenomenal catch of bass at Pretty
lake In very short time. Bass at
Pretty lake seem to be thicker than
wiggle tails in rain barrel.
The state board of health has re
ceived information of the prevalence of
pink eye among cattle in Stark county.
The disease Is not yet wide spread ana
steps have been taken to check it.
Indianapolis will have a new after
noon paper. 1t will be called the In
dianapolis Press and will be owned by
John H. Holiday and Mayor Richards,
both formerly of the Indianapolis
News.
John Wanamaker, the merchant
prince, of Philadelphia, has just closed
a contract with the Philadelphia Rec
ord for whole page of advertising
space for one year. 100000 is the
price paid.
Forty recruits passed through this
city today on their way from South
Bend to Indianapolis where they will
be re-exsmined and from thence taken
to the Philippines. Lorenz Mayer,
formerly of this city, was with them.
Mrs. G. f. Toan was called tc Rich
mond today to attend the funeral OF
her aunt Mrs. J. l.. Siddle. Mrs. Siddle
was we'll known in this city. Her
death was the result of malarial fever
though she had been ailing for some
time
The oldest person in Indiana is now
an inmate of the Pulaski county poor
asylum. Her name is Catharina Stiles
and next December she will be lie
years old. She was born in Virginia
and came to Indiana at the age of nine
years.
The Citizens band, of Rochester
agreed to give free concert at any
time and place named by the young
woman pronounced the most popular
by public vote. The contest was won
by Miss Minnie Zimmerman, with 1885,
votes out of $40.
Marshall county is shipping away
hundreds of pounds of poultry every day
and bids soon to be the center of poultry
raising in Indiana. As beef and pork
falls into disuse on account of their
growing scarcity poultry is supplying
the market in their stead,
The Goshen Times of Tuesday in
"reminiscences of 1870, from issues of
the paper of that year. says: "In game
of baee ball played In this city July by
the Saxons, of Goshen, and the Clippers,
of South Bend. the latter were defeated
by 80 to ~. E. G.. Herr acted as um.
pre-
On Sept. 10, Co. ID, I'D Indians regi-
ment. will hold q reunion at the resi-