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

2w FORBES SEED STORE
Marriage license: Arthur q. Miller
and Charity E. Frazier.
Edith Redd has accepted a position
as saleslady at Ball & Cos. stora.
Monroe Steiner is in the city to stay
He will do auctloneering this fall.
&c. Petermsn and family of Indr-
ana, Pa, changed cars here today for
Hamlet.
Honolulu is to have national bank,
the first beyond our continental
borders.
Sheriff Mccormick, of Lsporte coun-
ty. called on his old friend, j. y. Will
son, today
Our Ak lawn grass seed is the kind to
SOW. Now is the time. Forbes Seed
Store is the place. Wv
Mrs. Early, who has been visiting
Mrs. ID. l.. Dickinson, returned to her
home in jackson, Mich, today.
A. L. Atkinson. editor of the
Hawaiian Star, has been appointed
supervisor of the census for Hawaii.
Harry Engman of South Bend, and
sister Grace of Lexington, KY, are Wis
iting their grandfather, }. w. Cleveland.
Mrs. j. c. JIlson and Miss Sullivan,
of Logansport, have gone to Warsaw
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ed Smith.
Mrs. Odell, of Washington, ID. e.,
and Mrs. Ben MordeD, of Nebraska
City, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Geo .
Cox.
Fred Southerly of Fountainhead,
Tenn. who has been visiting friends IN
this city, went to Middletown today to
visit.
The London Gazette announces that
William Waldorf Astor was naturalized
a British subject July IL, of the pres
ent year.
DIR. III. A. Deeds, dentist, is located
over the corner hardware store, at the
corner of Michigan and Laporte streets,
Plymouth. Ind. wifi
Tom Walker writes from Water
town, s d., that he was in a railroad
wreck. No one was badly hurt, but
ali were well shaken up.
Auditor Miller, y. G. North, August
Weissert and VIM. Benner, of Argos,
went to Warsaw today, to make final
report on the Army ditch.
Last evening eighteen young ladies
and gentlemen participat IN water
melon party at Pretty laks Dancing
was the program of the evening.
In the matter of figuring upon con-
tracts the month of July is said Dy sup
DIV men to have been the liveliest of
the year. That means an active falls
work.
DIR. Brown has rented rooms in the
Kendall block where he will be pleased
to greet his friends and practice in the
future. Remember on the second
floor Kendall block. tfw
Chas. s. Brown, of Chicago, who has
been buying sheep extensively in this
county. was thrown out of his buggy
during a runaway today and had hl'
right leg badly crushed.
Frank A. Morgan, of Laporte is here
arranging to put in an entertainment
course for the coming season. He will
probably interest the Knights of Pythias
Mr.. Morgan has some splendid attrac
tiOns.
Fort Wayne retail meat dealers are
arranging to advance the price OF meat
They say they are forced to do thit
owing to advance on the part of thu
Chicago houses which supply them will
fresh beef.
Judge Taylor of Fort Wayne is posi-
lively not candidate for governor. liz
said to reporter: 81 am not candidate
for governor, and could not take 1t wer,
the nomination offered me. | neve
thought of such thing and an
paying attention to my private bust
ness"
As the publisher of the Independent
will De out OF the city for the next TIVE
weeks, Granny Seiders can have tn
discussion of the electric light matte
all to himself for a period. No doubt
the city will be unanimous against cit.
ownership at this time. if he is giveI
undisputed sway for while.
"The good things of this world" say
Bob Burdette, "are always cheapest
Spring water costs less than corn whIs
key; box of cigars will buy two o.
three bibles; q gallon of brandy cost
more than a sack of flour; a full HAND
of poker often costs man more IN u
seconds than his church subscription