Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-16
From Wednesdays Daily

Lawyer Daley, of Walkerton, trans
acted legal business here today.
Mr.. Bruner, of Pennsylvania, is visit
ing Rev. King and family for a few
days on his way TO Chicago.
Charles Thompson is the new cour
house janltor as his bid was the lowest
Mr. John Fogle, ST. retires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty went to South
Bend to attend the wedding of Mrs
Beatty's brother, Nelson Keyser t,
| Pearl Fulmer.
Mrs. Pershing and Mrs. Stsnsbury
will leave in the morning for Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, where they will visi
their only brother.
Yesterdays Chicago Inter Ocean con
tains an article saying that David ZOok
formerly of Goshen, has fallen heir tC
$4,000 through the White estate.
Mrs. Elizabeth Now, 20 years OF age
died at 2 o'clock a. m yesterday. Her
funeral took place from the Dunk
ard church, east of Argos, today.
Mrs Erma Pierce, of Hayerstown
Indiana, is here the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Winnings She ex
poets to remain until after the Fourth
of July.
Rev l.. w. Apologize, of Kendall
vile, was guest at the rectory today
making supplementary visit to Plym
outh parish as the financial secretary of
Bishop White.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcdonald, of Mlllers
burg, OhiJ, were the guests of Mrs L..
E. Dial for several days. They have
been visiting their son who is Chan
cellor of the Denver university.
During the twenty second annual
meeting of the Indiana Music Teachers
Ass 'ciation, at South Bend. beginning
on the 9th inst, all the sessions will be
held in the auditorium of that city
There will be eleven concerts and re-
citals.
CAPTION Saxton of General Green's
staff in Luzon, is the guest of r. b.
Oglesbee. He just returned from Ma
Mia and had with him a captains COM
mission found on one of Aguinaldo's
men, who had been killed. He is &C
Quainted with Gen LawtOn.
+. ID. Casanave, general superinten-
dant of transportation, and family from
Altoona. Pa passed through Plymouth
today in heir private car, on their way
to South Bend to attend commence
ment exercises of ST. Marys. He has q
daughter attending that college.
Of the 90 county superintendent
chosen, last week, all were reflections
except II. The large number of re-
elections was due to the new law re-
quiring superintendent to hold three
years licenses, but permitting incum-
bents to be reelected without this
qualification
Elkhart Review: The township
schools of the county graduated 211
pupils last Saturday The increased
length of attendance upon school by
the children of the rural districts is a
most encouraging sign of prosperity, de-
sire for mental advancement and the
willingness of parents to give their
children start in the world.
The season of the year is at hand
when the local physician is in constant
demand to mend the fellow who falls
from the cherry tree and to look after
the small boy who has a pain under his
vest as result of the advent of green
apples. The potato raiser is also work.
ing overtime in a vain endeavor to
fatten the ever-presnt bug on Paris
green and other delicacies of which the
bug is especially fond.
O'Rourke wired Sharkey that he had
accepted Jeffries' challenge to fight
early in September. The sailor is in
good condition and ready for the meet
ing at once. His condition is said to be
magnificent. FitZslmmons will not al
low a benefit, as he stands in no need
of money. Julian announces that
within ten days Fitzsimmons may
challenge Jeffries for the championship.
Rev Fl. H. Moore, of the Madison
Avenue Methodist church at Indian
apolis, made a remarkable proposition
to his congregation on Su day. Speak
ing on Wealth and Its Responsible
ties, he offered TO preach for the COLI
gregation, reshinele the church and
meet all church expenses on condition
that the male members of the congre-
cation give him what they spend for
tobacco. Whether this extraordinary
proposition Will be &C :epted remains to
be determined.
From THURSDAYS Daily