Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

was rallied off ty Josie keefe.
DIR. a. G. HotzendOrtf reports boy
at the home of John II. Cox, at Harris
Station.
Prof. G.. Schuster, of Michigan City,
is the guest of Rev. Weiss and family
of this city.
Mrs. Albert Harmon, of Etna Green
is in this city. visiting the family of +.
G. Martindsle.
Harry Hohsm is reported quite ILL.
The cause is LAID to over-exertlOn while
working in the field.
Cbas. COrbln started today for New
York City from Chicago. He will be
gone several weeks.
The Knights of Pythias have made
arrangements for a picnic 10 be held al
Maxenk uckee on Thursday, Aug. "a.
Plum street, from Oglesbee's corner
north. is being widened and leveled so
that it NAV conform with the rest of
the street.
J. ID. McLaren and wife have re-
turned from a deli shfful trip through
the East, taking in Toledo and other
large cities.
Next Sunday James DeLoney will
conduct another of those Chicago ally
no excursions with which he has been
so successful in other years.
Among those Catholics attending the
state meeting of the c. Is. l.. DIT LapOrte
are Peter Kruver who goes as delegate
aud Jerome and Edmund Ball.
Elijah Speiglemyer left for Mcclure,
Pa, today. He came from Iowa last
brother. a. Sp-iglenyer, near Burr
Oak
Farmers are now In the
midst of the picklirg season. The
long train of wagons waiting their sep
arate turns at the sailing works proves
the crop to be good.
A number of yOnng men III the sur
rounding country have banded tnget her
for the purpose ot making a pleasure
tour through the West. They will
start in about a week.
Carl SpelshOffer is studying medicine
with Drs. Aspinal and Borton. He
expects to go To Ann Arbor at the be-
ginning of next term and commence
the regular course in med cine.
Capt. John Capron has received 500
back dues for Company NJ of the 18th.
The boys may get their checks by call
ing at his office or by abiding their
time until the same are mailed.
Hickory trees are said to be heavily
laden with nuts this year. The nut
crop has been decidedly short fer sew
eral seasons previous and none but nuts
with kernels stale and rank have been
on the market
Howard Helm and Chester Gillian,
surnamed since the event of LaBrash's
show the two "Gilhoolies," left last
night for South Bend, where they will
join the Big Elephant Farce company
being organized in that city.
Never Def )re, to the recollection of
men well advanced In years, has the
grass remained so green when the sum
mer was this far spent. The rainfall
has been well distributed this year. We
have had no real draughts.
Uriah Hemminger of near Bremen,
came near losing his life last week by
being damned between threshing en-
CINE and separator. \ man named
Maudlln made a mistake and reversed
instead of starting the engine forward
The members of Company F, who
were in the first enlistment of the I57th
Indiana Volunteers, were paid from IS
TO S1o clothing allowance Saturday
night. The men are still creditors to the
government to the amount of IA DAYS
pay.
South Bend expects to entertain
thousands of visitors on Labor day. II
has been determined TO make efforts fol-
excursions from Michigan CITY, La
porte, LOgansport, Elkhart, Goshen
Streator, Kalamazoo, Niles and other
intervening points.
Frank Tanner was recently treated
to cold bath while at Pretty lake
Some of his brother members of tn.
Lazy league caught him tieing then
underwear while they were stripped tt
go swimming. He was Immediately
seized and thrown in the lake.
From the flsttering reports of severa
exchanges, Paul Stevens, of this city
has been doing some very clever turn,
10 tumbllng on the streets of variOul
surrounding towns. Paul is universal
ly regarded as the best all-around aero
bat and athlete in Northern Indiana.
Goshen is growing jealous over tn,
assumption of South Bend papers tina
the latter city is the "whOle thing" ant