Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-06
From MONDAYS Daily.

Every body should attend SwltZers
sale and get a fine horse. 2w
Born TO Mr.. ana Mrs. August Kel-
ler son, Sunday, October LIST, 1899.
William Steevick vrnt To lndianapo-
| lis today where he is attending school.
Jesse Chaplin, of Bourbon, spent
few hours in Plymouth on business to-
dav.
! James X. lloughton, who is working
in Chicago, spent sunday with his fam
lily.
Mrs Brugh arrived tod ~ to assist
her daughter in taking care of DR.. Will
son.
Mrs. yesterday and Mrs. T. Vangil-
der went to Larwill to the ssnitarium
there.
Miss Nette TorraDt, of Argos, re-
turned today after visiting with Mrs.
Steffy.
The commissioners court opened
this morning and the day was spent in
auditing.
The 9th Indiana volunteers will hold
campfire "Wednesday night which Is
open to all.
Joseph Hank came down from Chica-
90 this morning TO visit his brother Ed
for week.
Mrs. DR.. McElrath returned this
morning from a three weeks visit in St.
Paul, Mimi.
Lew Glass came down from South
Bend Saturday TO spend weeks with
friends here.
The total enrolment of children in
the South Bend public and parochial
schools is 5,s4l
Mrs. W. Ii. Craig left this morning
for South Bend to visit her daughter,
Mrs. w. Z. Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Keener, of Hicks
vile, Ohio, arrived today to visit with
G. Kizer and wife.
G.. Sickafoose, the presiding elder of
the l.. b. church returned to Buchanan,
Mich, this morning.
Misses Rosa Pfester and Amelia
Steck, of South Bend spent Sunday
with Rev. Thornbury.
Mrs. John Weiss, of South Bend,
stopped few hours with Miss Truax
on her way to Bourbon.
Miss Jessie Johnson and Mrs. Har-
rlette Ehinger, of Bourbon, spent Sun
J DAY with friends in Plymouth.
Mrs. Hamler, of Frankfort, stopped
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. A. f.
Lamson, on her way TO Bourbon.
J. l.. Vince, of Pierceton, preached
at the Salem church, north of here, yes
ter lay and returned to his home today
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell returned to
Buchanan, Mich, after brief visit
with their daughter, Mrs. James Put
man.
Melvin Johnson, formerly reporter
for the Evening News, has secured a
position with Marshall Field & Co., as a
bookkeeper.
The ball game at Bremen yesterday
J was won by the Indians with score OF
t to 0. Plymouth was well represented
in the attendance.
Mrs. Speyer returned to her home il
Lexington, KY, today, after visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nj
Lauer, and other relatives.
Miss Groh returned to her home il
4 Ohio this morning after three weeks
, visit with Miss Etslka Suseland anC
2 other relatives in this city
: General Wheeler is doubtless happy
e man. After travelling 10000 miles fol
the purpose he has managed to heal
again the familiar zip of bullets.
Laporte fair races were declared of
Friday on account of the weather. The
directors Friday afternoon decided Il
pay only 70 percent of the premiums.
Tho dirt that was filled in the sewe
in front of the Ross House sank abou
: foot yesterday and about five Wagon
loads of gravel will be required to fill i
= up.
> DIR. Wilson became quite sick few
! days ago, and for while on SaturGa,
he was thought to be dangerous. Yes
terday and today, however, he has beer
S some better.
b. A. Simm returned Friday eveniD,
from Payne, Ohio, where he has beer
visiting his parents for several months
y He will resume his work with the Nov
city Works in few days.
District school No. 2, of West town
i, ship, has been closed for two weeks b,
she trustee because of the existence o
:, diptheria, the step daughter of Chas
! Stuck having died from it few day
o ago.
ExPresident HarrisOn's argument il
+, behalf of Venezuela before the Psri
4 tribunal IL pronounced mastery for
9 ensic effort. Gen. II arrison takes higl
, rank among the ablest lawyers of thi
n country.
4 e. b. Tibbetts and wife left today TO
q South Bend. From there Mr.. Tibbett
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