Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-21
A great many scholars in our public

| Hall.
l.. Nathan Sparks, of Darlington,
Ind :, visited the Children's home yes
terday.
Wash day is robbed of its drudgery
by the use of the Climax Washer.
2w FORBES SEED STORE.
DR.. Viets has been under the weather
for several days, but is now able to at
tend to his duties.
1t is reported that Cornelius Tuttle,
of Donaldson, is suffering from slight
stroke of paralysis.
Chas. Miller has returned from the
southern part of Indiana where he has
been for some time.
Noble Rorer and family left for Lo-
gansport today, where they expect to
reside in the future.
Hiram Mickey. of TippecanOe, re-
turned home today, having visited his
two sons in this city.
Frank Nicolsy, F. NJ. Burkets. and
L. NJ. Corey of Argos, were hunting in
the Ksnkakee sloughs today.
May Disher entertained crowd of
young people at her home last evening.
The result was good time, indeed.
Chas. Ecker, fireman at the Novelty
works, was taken suddenly ill yester-
day and has not been able to work
since.
An exchange says there are 10000 ac-
tors in the United States. It's won
der some of them don't get on the
stage.
Mrs. Henry Burgman, of KOkomo,
and Miss Maggie O'Donnel were called
here on account of their sisters severe
illness.
John Flsherty is very ill with lung
fever. Michael Ryan and j. +. Hsnes
were in attendance by his bedside last
evening.
Archie Wilcox has accepted posi-
ton in the Union National bank of
Chicago. We congratulate him on his
| fine success.
The Bluffton lecture course was so
successful that the managers have been
able to pay all expenses and deposit
1892 80 in bank.
Miss Eva Smith has returned from
South Dakota. She is now in Chicago
and will take course in music before
returning to this city.
The Laporte Fourth of July COM
mittee has secured the Columbia Giants
and the Nebraska Indians for an hide.
pendence day baseball attraction.
w. E. Peterson wants an election
tomorrow. He lives in the third ward
for the first time in twenty years, hav-
ing changed his residence yesterday.
The Tippecanoe county girl who COM
mitted suicide by hanging herself with
an American flag as the moose certainly
carried her ideas of patriotism step
and jump too far.
1t is fact we'll worth lamenting that
the Marshall county wheat crop is con-
sidered almost entirely killed. Very
few of the farmers expect one third of
the USUAL crop this year.
The washout at the Blain bridge has
been repaired. To provide for any
catastrophe in the future, wooden
wall supported by props has been built
to hold the entankment.
Brother Roger of Tif1in, Ohio, will
conduct services at the Reformed
church next Sunday. Mr.. Roger, we
understand, is student for the minis
try. A good sermon may be expected.
Gov. Mount has announced that he
would not under any condition permit
armed workingmen to be brought into
the state to take the places of the strik
ers at the Alexandria plate glass works.
New lighthouses are going up at
Pretty lake. The coming season prom
ises to be the best, that little resort has
ever seen. All it wants is a railroad
and a college to be veritabIe Maxen-
kuckee
]. C. Bunnell has received diploma
from the state board of health IN evil
dence that he is competent under
taker and has passed every examina-
tiOn necessary to grant him the privi-
lege of shipping and handling infected
bodies.
Business men of Huntington have
formed an organization known as the
Business Mems Protective Ass ociation,
the object of which is to secure finan-
cial rating of the customers every nine
ty days. 1t will be of service to honest
creditors and protection from dead
beets.
The only matter before the circuit
court this morning was the case of
Bartlett VS.. Williams. j. ID. McLaren
and Samuel Parker appeared for the
plaintiff and John Capron for the de-