Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From fridays Dailv


Marshall White returned to ChicaD !
this morning after stay of severl
weeks in Plymouth. II
MIR. and Mrs. W. III. Young went 3 /
Chicago today to be the guests of NJ
and Mrs. O. o. Agler.
\. ID. Bosw0rth, who has been vlsl
ing his brother f. w. Boswo!tb, wen
to Cassopolis this morning. 4
Lester l. Miller and Laura l.. Fin
ney were married this morning at the
home of Rev. O. :. ThorDberry.
The 8. cond foot ball eleven OF the
Culver academy won a game Yesterday
from Elkhart " score OF 56 10 U.
Washington Kelly is so much i'm
proved from his recent illness as 10 be
able TO move about on the streets
again.
Mrs. Nash, of Rochester, n. Y, and
Mrs. Buckles, of Rochester, Ind, were
the guests OF VIM. Kendall and family
yesterday.
Mrs. Ben Carver and children and
Miss Mary HardZog, of Bremen, shared
a Thanksgiving dinner at the home of
Ed :. Hogarti.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Dietrich and fam
lily, of Bremen, spent the day yester-
day with Mrs. Dietrich's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Ill. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs J l.. BNggs, of Argos,
have been spending the past week with
the families of j. W. Cleveland and f.
X. Barnhill and other friends.
Miss Alice Carter, who has been the
guest of Miss Haines. returned to the
headquarters of the Baptist missionary
society in Chicago this morning.
The German Fair planned to be given
Dec. Z, has been postponed until a week
later, Thursday, December IA. 1t will
be given in the opera house and all are
cordially invited to attend.
ThOs. Hines and family have re-
turned from Streator, Ills., and they
say that the rest of those who went
there expecting to find abundance OF
work would be delighted to get back tt
their old home.
A pickup football eleven from here
went down to Kewanna yesterday tt
come back and tell the sad story of II
too. About twenty from here accom-
panied them aud it is the opinion o
many that the referee so-called wa
just learning the game.
n. f. Bailey returned Wednesds.
evening from an extended trip in thu
west. He visited his son in st. Pau
Mimi. and friends in Iowa. Being on
on tour of recreation he spent mucl
time hunting and fishing and enjoying
the moments as they passed. lie lef
with the intention of visiting Keokuk
Iowa, where he had been stationed TO
about a year during the Rebellion bu
his visit was shortened and he was com
PEELED to forego that pleasure.
County sheriffs have had ruling o
mail question from Washington, an
hereafter prisoners in the county ia
will not be required to show to the ia
officers letters they have written
friends and relatives. Neither will tn
sheriff open letters and other mail &C
dressed To prisoners before turning
over 10 them. Hereafter, however,
the sheriff thinks correspondence shoul
not be turned over to prisoners, he wi
hold II with the seal uDbroken, until Oh
prisoner ie released from his custody.
The ladies of the Methodist churc
at Culver gave a Thanksgiving Dime
yesterday which netted them over "a
This s to be applied on the cost of II
new church which was recently bui
there, and is one installment on sui
scription of $500 which those lsdi'
have made. This one, however, is
second one, first of S400 and 500 O
this one have been raised by the lsdis
OF the church in the past year. TT
business men of Culver have raised
donation to put a clock in the tower
the new edifce. Tho dedication will
held the second Sunday in December,
which time Rev. Pair, of the WayI
street church in Fort Wayne, will d
liver the sermon.