Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesda y's Daily.

From Tuesdays DAILY.
The skating above the dam is report.
ed to he supurb.
The court is still quibbling over the
bicycle factory case.
G. w. Miller started on his return
trip to Kansas yesterday.
Dr. A. ID. Bridgemsn, of Decatur, ILL.,,
is transacting business In this city.
Corporal Edward II. Danforth return
ed TO his studies at the Howe military
school today.
Miss Hattie Morris will attend the
South Bend Commercial schoo. during
the next term.
The contractors who furnished that
embslmed beef are getting IN as bad
odor az the meat.
Miss Jessie Toan departed this morn.
ing To spend the remainder of the win
ter In Marinette, Wis.
Miss Florence Smith has spent sew.
eral weeks Ia Charlottesville. She re-
turned home today noon.
Misses Mabel Jscoby and Ruth
Thomson left this noon for the next
term at normal In Terre Haute.
Jonah Shut and little daughter re-
turned To Convoy, Ohio, today after Wis.
iting relation in Marshall county,
Mrs. Jacob Rhodes went TO South
Bend today. She will attend wedding
of her niece at Oceola before returning
Miss Cora Smith, Of Dayton, Ohio,
who has been visiting the Osborns at
Culver, left for her home this morning
Schuyler Ball, who has been confined
for several months with inflammatory
rheumatism, is again able TO be around
Marriage licenses Dec. 81 Delbert l..
Hindman and Irena A. Troyer. Jan.
I'd: Willard f. West and Grace Erretta
Snyder.
The Commissioners were in session
this morning. Little was accomplish
cd save the appointment of an organic
ing board.
Mrs. Frank Buchan, of Manchester,
Tenn, returned to her home today af-
ter visiting her son Bert and his wife
in this city.
Mrs. Frank Stansbury and son Cletus
of Eden, Ohio, who have spent the hOli-
days with relation in Plymouth, went
home today.
Miss Alice Bowman went to Albion,
Mich, today. She has visited her
cousin Miss Susie Wallace in the country
near this city.
Homer III. Tsllmsn. of the North
western University Medical school, re-
turned to Chicago this morning, having
visited in this city.
VIM. Pumeroy held the lucky num-
Der, 1883, which drew the surrey at
Bucks hardware. Over $1,000 tickets
were issued on it.
Christmas day in Santiago saw tenn.
perature of 80 degrees in the shade.
What kind OF q Santa Claus do they
have down there?
An Anderson telephone exchange
girl who made q match over the wire
was married New Years dsy-by the
ring ceremony of course.
Miss Sleeper of the Warsaw public
schools and Mr.. Wickizer of the Argos
public schools were guests at the Wash.
inyton school-house yesterday.
Miss Minnie Martin. who has been at
tending the blind institute at Indian
apolis, returned to the school today af
ter visiting her father Daniel Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols Daniel, of
Seneca county, Ohio, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Sarah Fritzen OF
this city, returned to their home today.
The first new citizen of Plymouth fol
the year 1899 made his appearance in
the family of Stephen Bagey this morn
ing. Stephen is quite proud of his New
Years greeting.
The official canvass of the vote IL
New York shows that Col. Theodore
Roosevelt, for governor, received &
plurality of 1875. He ran highest or
the successful ticket.
Mrs. A. ID. Yost and Mrs. Ida Y ost
of Cssopolls, spent the recent holiday
in Plymouth with Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Bosworth. They left for their home THU
morning on the early Vandslia train.
In brszen headlines the Marion
Chronicle tells us that "Marion 10 tight.
Right at the beginning of the New
Year and with "jag-cure" ssnitsriun
inside the city limits into the bargain