Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Wanted. "A Cir for Homework; good
wages for the right person.
The county council is IN session for
the purpose of fixing the tax levy.
DIR. Ed Quivy, of Lafayette, was in
town today Mr.. Quivey was formerly
q resident of this city.
DIR. J. l.. Benepe, of indianapolis,
was in town today looking after his
Marshall county property.
Harry Ruge and his mother left to-
day for Davenport. Iowa, where they
90 to remain for some time.
Frank Knoblock, of Bremen, passed
through here today on his way to Ten
nessee where he will engage in business.
Mrs. Porter and Mrs Marian Korp, of
Culver were in Plymouth, yesterday on
their way to New York City where they
will visit relatives.
ID. f. Snyder and wife have returned
from their summer sojourn at PetOskey,
Mich. Mrs. Snyder was made quite ill
by the return trip but is getting better.
1t is likely that the Pennsylvania
double track will not be completed this
year The scarcity of steel in the mar
kets leads to the opinion that the work
cannot be finished before spring.
Lying, deception and intended mis-
construction are resorted to in most
cares only TO bolster up losing cause.
They are the tools of towards and
criminals. Honest men never use them.
This was Jewish holiday in which
the beginning of the year 56oS, accord
ing to the Mosaic calendar, was cele
brated. All the places of business
owned by Jews In this city were closed.
The Catholic Academy opened its
doors to students this morning. The
day was principally occupied i'll attend
Ing TO registry ton and other prellmin-
aries Lessons have been assigned in
order that work may begin at once.
A young man in Wabash paper mill
tried to do the Hobson act with one of
the young women employees and she at
tackled him with a saw, cutting his back
and leaving teeth marks on the arm
which protected his head.
A mastering meeting was held at the
q. A. X. Post in this city, last night
Taylor Grover, al old cOmrade, was in
isiated into the MYSTERIES of the goat.
A large crowd of veterans was on hand
to witness the chagrln, the impressive
attitude, the JOY or what not of their
anxious comrade.
Milton Ewald and wife entertained a
party of young folks who met at their
house Saturday evening. A delightful
occasion was the result. Among those
present were Stella Carutheis, George
Hartman, Erve Annis, Rose Miller,
Lizzie Fogle, Harve Bslsley and wife
and Nellie Ritchey.
A new scheme for handling the fall
collection of taxes has been introduced
10 the Wells county treasurer's office.
The receipts have been written out and
slowed away in large case with COM
psrtments for each township alphabet
cslly arranged. BY this means it is
hoped to handle large crowds more
quickly.
Dr. Chas. DUR is placing new
cement walk around and i'm front of
his residence on Plum street. The mix
ture which enters into the composition
of the walk will be prepared by Mr..
DUR himself, and he expects it to shew
1ortn better results than any other
cement ever employed for the purpose
in Plymouth.
Inc ball game at our fair grounds
yesterday was quite interesting regard
less OF the slim attendance. Our home
team was victorious over the Bourbon
boys with a final outcome of 10 to 10.
Plymouth believes she can make il
equally hot for Bourbon on their own
diamond but that, of course, can only
be decided by future game.
Near Rochester for the last week a
man has been travelling through the
county buying apples of the farmers
Large quantities were contracted for to
be delivered Wednesday. Wednesday
when the farmers reported with their
fruit. they could not find the buyer and
after satisfying the local demand, what
was left was taken To the cider mills
Much indignation was aroused against
the pretended buyer, who was stranger
IN the locality.
w. b. Nicoles, of indianapolis, was
the guest of A. G. North and family
yesterday. Mr. Nicoles is SO years old
and is one of those remarkable combi-
nations of active mind and body which