Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-29


son and Nina Stoops. Chss. ;. Apple
and Daisy Philips.
Mrs. III. A. Shambaugh and son
Dewey will spend their Christmas in
Fostoria, Ohio. They left Plymouth
this morning.
Mrs. A. McGregor, who has been the
guest of John Seymour and family for
some time, returned to her home in
Chicago today.
10 Anderson returned from Dakota
this morning. He has passed the after
noon saying hello and shaking hands
with his friends.
Mrs. Catherine Stsley left this morn
ing for Warsaw where she will be the
guest of Willard Staley and others dur
ing the holidays.
Lizzie and Dora Dickson left today
noon for Buchanan, Mich, and other
points which they expect to make dur
ing the holidays.
Mrs. Emma Stacey arrived from In
dianapolis today and will spend Christ
mas with her parents, Daniel Harris
and wife, of this city.
Master Nelson Curtis and his sister,
Miss Pauline, who have attended st.
Michsel's academy during the past
term, left for their home in Chicago to-
day.
Walter Dickinson will not return
from Wabash College for his Christ
mas vacation until after next Monday
His aid is required at the college until
then.
A horse which dropped in its harness
in front of the post office yesterday
created breeze of excitment which
far more momentous accident might
have merited.
Fire at the Westervelt fiber pail fac
tory, at South Bend, caused several
thousand dollars damage. Two en-
ployes saved their lives by swimming
across the mill race.
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Nappsnee where he has been working
for several months. Today he left for
st. Joseph where he will meet his wife.
daughte and other relatives.
John Grimm, OF South Bend, bit
formerly of this city was the recipient
last Thursday of something novel in
the line of Christmas gifts. His wife
presented him fine healthy son.
Samuel Barber and family have gone
to Lansing, Mich, where they will at
tend family reunion. They expect to
meet brothers and sisters whom they
have not seen for eighteen years.
The Clizbe factory put on eight more
hands this morning. They now en-
plOy, all told, about forty men. The
coming year is full of promise. There
will be good times in Plymouth yet.
Mrs. Fred Myers and son Thompson
and Mrs. Marion Harris left this morn.
ing for Cleveland, Ohio. They will
visit MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Thompson for
merly of this city, also Mr.. and Mrs.
M. l.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Thomp-
son.
Mr.. Isenbaugh. of the Novelty saw
ing department, had several fingers
taken off last Tuesday afternoon. The
wound has already begun to heal and
he will experience little difficulty with
it otherwise than Its mere inconven-
fence.
Frederick Hess, six miles north of
Plymouth, will receive nice Christ
mas present. He has been notified of
an increase of his pension. from $40 to
$17 per month with accrued back pen
sion from May 4th, 1898, which will
amount to 1926.
Scott King will arrive with Earl
North from Wabash college and will be
the latter's guest over Christmas. Mr..
King is full blooded Creek Indian.
This gives him the distinction of being
the only genuine American student at
tending the college.
Both the Webster and Washington
school buildings are undergoing their
annual holiday cleaning. 1t is surpris-
ing to see how much they need a gen.
eraI overhauling after three months
wear and tear with only moderate
sweeping and scrubbing
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Harry Chester and family of Elkhart,
will be guests at the home of b. E.
Ryder over Christmas. Mr.. Chester, it
will be known by his large circle of
Plymouth acquaintance, is the author
or the song, "My Indiana Home"
which is at present 80 popular in every
part of our state.
| DIR. BortOn received word today of
the death of his sister, Mrs. J. N Lam
ing, of COrrinth, Miss. Her death &C.
cured In Pochsntas, Tenn, where she
was staying. Mrs. tanning was We.
known in this city having been an old
resident here. She will be brought to
| Plymouth for burial.
One night this week someone broke in