Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From TUESDAYS Daily.


North Liberty yesterday.
Mrs. J.. Turner, of Argos, is visiting
with J. E. Turner and family.
Mrs. VIM. Farren is very sick, there
being no hopes of her recovery.
Father Temper lef' morning for
Hammond TO attend renee there
tomorrow.
Mr. Hiram Wallace, of Alliance.
Ohio, is visiting with a. L. Wallace
west of town.
Andy Bowel has purchased the Gem
cigar store and is fixing it up more con-
venient and attractive.
Marriage licenses: John Rowell
and Louisa Sherland; Claude e. Reu
belt and Bessie Harsh.
Mrs. Aumoch, of Benton HaTbor, ar
rived TO-DAY TO visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thomas of Argos.
Adam Bangher returned TO South
Bend this morning where he has been
working on the New Oliver hotel.
Noble McCrory returned last evening
from Niles, Mich, where he has been
having his eyes treated by DR.. BOnlve.
Mrs. Blitha Gray, of Argos, is visit
ing with her son on the Mat;ingly farm
and with the family of DR.. a. G. Hume.
With one exception, 81 divorce cases
will take up the entire October term of
court that opens IN kOkOmo, Monday.
Mrs. f. L. Shanahan returned to
South Bend this morning after spend
ing a few days with J. V Ashley and
family
Mary z. Kyser and Miss Anna Goss
returned to Akron, Ohio, this morning
after visiting with j. NJ. kyser and
family.
Sarn' Without, of Akron, Ohio, re-
turned t. his home today after making
short visit with his old school teacher,
DR.. Knott.
Charles Baker spent about an hour in
Plymouth this morning He informs
US that his wife is very sick and no bet
ter than she was some time ago.
Mrs. Mary T. stein and NJ E. Critic
Ste'", of Akron, Ohio, who have been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Ben Holem,
of Twin Lake. returned home today.
Edward, the 7-year-old son of Daniel
Casey, member of the South Bend
Green Stockings, lost his life by drown
ing Sunday in the st. Joe river at Elk
hart.
BeDJsmine Wolf, with the assistance
of other wealthy citizens, will give
Wabash free library. 1t will be es-
tabished as a memorial to his dead
son.
j. II. Flarlty and family left this
morning for a two weeks trip through
Kansas, Missouri and Illinois, Alton.
I'LL, being the home of Mr. Flarlty's
boyhOod.
j. w. Murray, wife and daughter of
East Liberty, Pennsylvania, stopped a
few hours this morning with Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Greenwalt, on their way to
South Bend.
w. Z. L. L. will meet with Mrs. Eva
Blain on Michigan street, Oct. Is, at
2:3O p. m. for the purpose of electing
officers for the coming year. All mem
bers are expected to be present
Culver schools opened with much
larger attendance than ever before.
The enrolment in the rooms is as fol-
lows: Primary "a intermediate, 81;
Grammar, 80; and High School, 20; a
total of $50.
Miss Marie e. Brebm, the national
superintendent of the franchise depart
ment of the w. &. Il. L., changed cars
here today on her way TO her home i'm
Chicago from the convention that has
just been held at Marion.
Frank Maxwell. of Rock Island. ILL.,.
VIM. Weaver and wife, Mrs. Ed Shana-
han, Miss Nellie Aslre, of South Bend,
Charles l.. Andrews and wife and Geo.
PrOtsman and wife have been ceIebrat
ing the birthdays of VIM. Weaver and
John V. Ashley.
AT DenisOn, Carnegie and Columbus.
the Pan Handle has an alarm system
which enables the officials to call up the
members of wrecking crews by tele-
phone or telegraph, and the Pittsburgh,
IT. Wayne q Chicago is establishing
similar service at points on it's lines.
WIN. Matthews and family are now
residents of Plymouth. Mr.. Matthews
will be assistant county clerk, and we
predict that he will fill the position
with great credit to himself and all con-
cerned. He is a thorough scholar, and
man of great executive ability. He
and hls family leave large circle of
warm friends at Culver.-Culver
Herald.
At the Fulton county fair in Roches-
ter last week Ephrsim Dougherty, who
10 over 30 years of age, exhibited four
teen varieties of potatoes of his own