Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-08

horses on the baggage wagon. His In
juries were very painful and he was
unable to help himself.
Mrs. Shane, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Nj Alleman and other relatives,
left today for her home in Kansas City.
DIR. Ii. A. Deeds, dentist, is located
over the corner hardware store, at the
corner of Michigan and Laporte streets
Plymouth Ind wifi
Henry Alderman returned to Poll
man this morning. He attended his
sisters wedding while home on his
Thanksgiving vacation.
The special election held at Knox re.
suited in the defeat of the proposition
20 build waterworks and electric light
system. The vote was 252 to 49,
W. + Suit has bought the farm that
was owned 10y ;. W. Jacohy, about
two miles east of town. 1t is the farm
on which Mr.. Suit was born, and, being
the old homestead, tie purchased it.
Miss Edna Nicols and Mrs y. F.
Townsend, of WalkertOn, who have
been visiting friends here, left this
morning for South Bend to attic "a the
meeting of the 81. Joseph County
Teachers association, after which they
Ifill return 10 their home
The Northern Indiana Teachers
ssociatiOn will hold its next meeting
i April, 1900, at Logansport. With
lie exception of the National Educa-
bnal association, this is the largest or
gniZed body of teac1e in the United
Safes. having $500 enrolled members.
John A. Logan. who was killed in the
hilIppines recently, was a schoolmate
0Lieut Col. James W. Thayer, of this
cy, at the Military Academy of Ches
t. Pa For his courage and self-sscri-
, fis Major Logan will be remembered
aa brave soldier and a worthy son of
hiillustrious father.
Ounty Surveyor Seiders, of Krox,
ha a narrow escape from serious in
juf while quail hunting with Prof
Dun, of the public schools. A gun in
thtatter's hands was premsturely dis
chged, the charge striking Seiders in
theight leg. He will be confinded to
! theouse for several days.
l. NJ. M. LAtta, q prominent Goshen
phycisn, was found dead in his office
: ThHdsy evening DIR. Latta was the
y fatfr of Harry p. Latts, of Toledo,
Ohi'and was here in Plymouth few
yeaIago on the occasion of the mar
0 riagof Harry to Miss Katharine Mar
tin, dest daughter of DIR. and Mrs. j.
Q S. Mtin.
o Ms Anna Miller, a well-known mu-
8 sicie, who at one time resided at Bre-
l. men was married recently to Karl
# Steer at Chicago. Miss Miller has re-
Is side(n Chicago for the past several
yearsnd has gained a wide reputation
v as Olinlst. She has been connected
q withome of the best musical organi-
l. zatio of that city.
It TT Westinp Air Brake CON-
h panT Pittsburg, has received an or
& der om the Russian government for
Il the uipment of 100000 freight cars,
<, besid large number of locomotives,
IT with brakes, at cost Of Sl5,000000.
IT The ork will require several years,
D. and 1t is stipulated that the brakes
are alto be made in Russia, the West.
N inghee company has already erected
ID a finelant at st. Petersburg.
Ill Th,inth annual meet ng of the Col
nj lege association of the Methodist
TO Episoal church, composed of the
10 presiots of the leading Methodist col
d. legesf the United States, closed last
1t night The following officers were
if electe President, the Rev. Warren,
Id LII. Boston, Mass: vice PRECEDENT.
III the ". Samuel Plsntz, Pm. d., Apple
he ton. Is; secretary and treasurer, the
Rev. M. Freshwater. ID d., Beres, o.
IN A ~ enjoyable time was had by
er the lses of the Wondmen Circle last
5. event, Two candidates we're initi-
he ated. Afterwards the following officers
Ilt We're lected for the coming year
b. Wort Guardian, Mrs. Thso. Nc
O. Laugh; Adviser, Mrs. John Cullen
a ClerkNrs. Byrd Betz; Banker, Mrs.
IN Joe III; Great Magician, Mrs. Mitch
es ell; Asndant. Mrs. Ulrich; Inner Sen.
no tinel,irs Rockhill; Outer Sentinel,
a Mrs. blk, and three manaQers-M
of KuhrAspinall and Pomeroy. After
be the illness OF the evening lunch
at was we'd to which the husbands of
ne the lass were invited in honor of their
L. candies, DIR. Asphalt and Joe Eich.