Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01

Mrs. Elmer Wilson living south of
town Is not expected to live.
John IEks who was reported as not
being expected to live is some better.
License to marry was Issued Satur-
day to Elisha Plummer and Florence
Rose
There were GAO rabbits killed Thurs.
day in a big rabbit hunt near Crsw-
louisville.
Mrs. Ida G. lost, of Wichita, Kansas,
is visiting with her parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Amssa Johnson.
Mrs. Katie Ander is moving her
household goods to KOkomo where she
will make her future home.
\. ID. Bosworth, from Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting his brother, f. W. Bos-
worth for the first time in thirteen
years.
Mrs. +. A. Burnap left for Chicago
this morning after visiting for the past
two weeks with her mother, Mrs
Unger.
The city is being csnvsssed for the
Indianapolis Press, the new paper that
is to be started on the first of next
month.
| DR.. &. III. Metsker is up from Indian
apolis to spend his Thanksgiving vaca
ton. He is transactiDg business at Gull
yer today.
The Ladies' Home Journal for 1893
expanded to $50 of its large pages for
the twelve issues, an average of about
43 pages per month.
| Geo. Reese, of Button, Ohio, who
has beer visiting his brother David at
Harris, passed though here this morning
on his homeward jurney.
A. A. Molter left this morning on a
business trip to Kenosha, Wis.,, to be
gone three or four days. He was ac-
companied as far as Chicago by his two
little daughters.
The nine year-old daughter Of Elmer
Deacon died at eleven o'clock this
morning of typhoid fever. She has
been sick several weeks. The funeral
will be held Wednesday.
Washington Kelly was siezed with
severe pains while at his office this
morning and repaired immediately 20
his home where he is now lying very ill
affected by kidney trouble.
One armed George Wagner escaped
the clutches of the Kalamazoo authori-
ties only to be sentenced to an Iowa
penitentiary for seven years for assist.
ing in shooting an officer at Cedar Rap
ids while resisting arrest.
A tramp got into farm house near
North Manchester few nights ago and
fell down shaft into an open barrel of
molasses in the cellar. Half of the
sweet stuff stuck to him and the bal
ance will not taste just right.
1t is said the CliZbe Bros manufact-
uring company will make their addi-
ton 7Ox140 feet instead of 6Oxl5O feet
Mr.. Clizbe hopes to be in running or.
der by the middle of this week but if
not then, by the first of December.
The Times states that Warsaw is af-
flicted with an epidemic of TYPHOID fever
among the children, some six or eight
children now being down with the ter
rlble disease. There has SO far been one
fatal case, that of the six year old
daughter of City Marshal Moon.
There are many claims to the honor
of being the youngest soldier i'm Indiana
TO enlist in the civil war. The latest
claimant is Joby A. Rowland, who de-
clsres that he was born Oct. 6, I849, and
enlisted in the 57th Indiana regiment of
volunteers, was prisoner in Libby, and
was exchanged.
Yellow river has suddenly become ex-
ceptionally productive of large fish
Dan Myers, whose good fortune it was
to secure fourteen pound pike from
the upper part of the river last week,
has again brought to market huge
fish. This one is little larger than the
former and weighs 18 pounds.