Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-07

speak out so that his friends would
know.
Jessie and Blancl FARRELL returned to
Tyner today. They were the guests of
J. n. Wilson and family.
Miss Stella Tabor, who has been the
guest of Miss Harriet Morris, returned
to her home in Argos today.
Herbert Whistmsn and wife, who
have been visiting A. II. Meredith re-
turned to Argos this morning.
Mrs. Lotte Miner, who has been
visiting ID. W. Lillybridge, returned to
her home in South Bend today.
Mrs. Senior returned to her home in
Bourbon this morning. She has been
the guest OF Mrs. Peter Disher.
Word has been received from John
Railsback, of Atm, b. c., that Colonel
Thompson is very low with pneumonia
Alex Taggsrt, who has been the guest
of Chss. Cox for several weeks re
turned to his home in Indianapolis to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gross, of Nap
panee, who has been visiting the family
of John Windbigler returned home to-
day.
The Misses Mary Ferguson and Olive
Francisco, of Defiance, o., are expected
to arrive this evening to visit Mrs
Francisco.
Misses Marie and Pearl HeltZel and
Mrs. Erwin Huff and two children
Pearl and Verna returned home to Bre-
men today.
The Episcopal ladies made big
profit out of their restaurant business
which they conducted on Laporte street
yesterday.
Misses Stella Walters and Nellie Sher-
land of Bremen, who have been the
guests of Mamie Eble, here returned
home today.
Mrs. James Reeve and daughter were
in Plymouth few hours this morning,
on their way from Columbia City to
st. Joe, Mich.
Aaron Jones, of Dunkirk, son of A.
w. Jones of the depot resultant, is here
to locate. He expects position as
railroad police.
The window decor atoms In the yari-
Gus stores are ingenious and attractive.
Yesterday they were one of the chief
sources of attraction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gross and children
returned to their home today in Chica
60. They have been the guests of Fred
Kuhn and family since Saturday.
John Kempe, of South Bend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Hose, of Columbia City, and
Rev. and Mrs. Reichert, of Bremen,
spent the Fourth as guests of Rev. and
Mrs. e. E. Weiss.
Ray Conger was one of the victims
this year. While shooting off revolver
he burned and lacerated one of his
hands badly. The injured member is
doing as well as could be expected.
Hilton Coon of Chicago, ILL.,, is visit
ing Charles LaBrash. The former gen
tieman is the author of "Under the
American Flag" which will be presen-
ted at the opera house in two weeks.
This morning the store decorations
consisting of yard upon yard of wet
faded muslin, presented sorry spec
tacle. One of the main occupations
this morning was the dismantling of it.
The Starke county Republican says
there has been a very little change in
W. b. Sinclsir's condition during the
past two months. Indications lead his
watchers to think the sick man has a
fairly good chance to get well. His many
friends earnestly hope that there is
good foundation for this belief.
A quantity of we'll prepared food is
left over from the camp supply and is
stored at F. III. Kuhn's market, subject
to distribution. Any members of the
Plymouth Benevolent association or
other citizens will do reciprocal favor
by calling the attention of families that
may desire a share of this supply.
Call at Kuhn's.