Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-14
From Saturdays Daily.


Buckwheat at Forbes. tfw
DIR. X. G. Stephens is in Dakota on
business.
Mrs. Drummond with Hortense and
Donald are visiting in Chicago.
Hsddie Wolford returned yesterday
from a visit at Mount Morris, Ill.
Mrs. Wickizer left for Detroit, Mich,
this morning for an extended visit.
MIR. and Mrs. LaFuse have gone to
Logansport where they will reside.
Mrs. Harry Levi and daughter, Mrs.
VanCleve, are the guests of Levi Lauer
and family.
Mrs. King and Miss Myra King left
for An extended visit in Lima, Ohio,
this morning.
Arthur O'Ktefe has started for Ken
lucky, on horseback, where he will re-
main for couple months.
Miss Olive Francisco arrived today
from Defiance, Ohio, where she has
been teaching the past year.
Miss Edna Hall will leave for Chica-
60 tomorrow, where she will visit
friends for three or four weeks.
Sister Kostka, who has been here Wis
ting G. Bergman snd family, returned
, TO Evanston today where she is teach
ing.
Fred Greenburg passed through
Plymouth this morning on bis way
from Mlshawaka to Peru to attend the
funeral of his aunt.
Kate Wymer, who has been visiting
Lula HOughton. returned to Argos this
morning accompanied by Lula where
she will visit for week.
Mrs. James Thayer and children,
Mrs. Forbes and Miss Winnie WunGer-
Itch have gore to Columbia City to at
tend a family reunion of the Hall
family
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
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lauer and Miss Edna
Chase will go to Chicago tomorrow, and
from there to Evart, hlich., where Miss
Chase will remain for several months
Mrs. Lauer will return in two weeks.
The Hon. William b. Sinclair, demo
cratic candidate in 1896 and 1898 for
state superintendent, of public instruc-
ton died Thursday night at Knox, after
a lingering illness of several months
Today the remains were taken TO Clover
dale, Putnam county, his birthplace, fol-
interment.
The board of Cass county commits
sioners has awarded the contract for a
new Jail to take the place of the old
, shell at LOgansport, which has been the
laughing stock of the town for years
and which had become so insecure that
any prisoner could saw or kick his way
: to liberty In few minutes. The cost
of the new jail will be under $4,000.
The assembly at Culver will begin
Thursday, July Goth, and continue eight
days. Mr.. Coombs is now at the grounds
in his new cottage To date he has Sc
cured the following speakers: Rev
John T. Brandt, Bishop Becker of Ohio
Prof. Hagaman of Michigan, l.. j
Beauchamp of Ohio, Pres. Jenkins, Dr
Ames, Prof. Huston, Prof. Reese, Rev
j. o. Smith of Chicago, male quar-
tette, and an elocutionist, while Others
! will be announced next week.
, David Roush, farmer residing in
the eastern part of the county, was
blowing corn in field Tuesday after
noon, when thunder storm came I'M
He led his horse under tree and took
shelter there himself from the rain. He
was under the tree but a short time
when lightning struck it, killing thu
:, horse and knocking Roush down. Mr.
: ROush was found an hour later lyine
) unconscious under the tree. He wa,
] carried to his house and 1t YVES severa
noCrs before he fully became conscious
J 1t is thought the reason the horse wa,
3 killed, was that Mr.. ROush had wound
r one of the lines around the tree in tie
( ing the horse, and that the entire cleo
trio bolt had been conducted to the
horse by means of the line which wal
. very wet.