Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-02-03
From Wednesdays Daily.

Coal advanced % cents ton today.
Frank Wilson has resigned his clerk
ship at the Daisy
Hi Sullivan and family have moved
from Plymouth to Teegarden.
Frank Thomas has secured job as
brakeman on this end of the Pittsburg
road.
Edward Anderson, of South Plym-
Outh, is moving to his farm southeast
of the city.
ID. r. Alleman, of Jordan church, i'm
the country gave social at his house
last Friday.
Samuel Parker leaves for Boston this
evening where he will attend to some
legal business.
Mrs. G.. A. Farley went to Donaldson
this afternoon to visit Lew Warns who
is quite poorly.
Daniel Mcdonald is attending the
Indiana Democratic Editorial Associa-
ton at Indianapolis.
Edward O'Neil, of Warsaw, formerly
clerk of Marshall county, was in this
city today on business
Mrs. David Feldman of near Bremen
started for Arkansas today where she
will reside permanently.
On Feb. /, 1898, the following license
ap ears on the marriage record book
John Klinedlnst and Chloe Duckett.
1t is stated that the great amount of
sickness throughout the country is
notlcably effecting the attendance at
churches.
Miss Eva l.. Memo, of White Rock,
Mich, who has been employed as teach.
er of room E of the city schools arrived
this morning.
Consult DIR. Paul, of Chicago, on all
defects of the eye sight, at the home of
Mrs. NJ. Yockey. Plymouth, Wednes-
day, Feb. 15 Poor treated free.
Next Saturday is pension day for the
indianapolis districts. Under the new
law the county auditor, recorder and
clerk are required to make the certlf-
Gates free of charge.
An anti-high hat ordinance has been
introduced in the city council in Val
paraiso. The penalty for violation is
fixed at SO. The measure will become
law, it Is believed.
Rev. w. j. Seekins, of Fairmont,
closed the protracted meeting which he
has been conducting IN the Shilo church.
He was in Plymouth today.
JOcob Lechlitner took q five mile
walk Monday, trusting in the circula-
ton in his ears for their warmth. The
trust was misplaced for they froze
harder than icicles.
Mrs. lack Tanner received tele.
gram this morning calling her to Ham
mond, Ind, where Bert Cleveland is
confined to the bed. How serious his
illness is, has not yet been found out.
The pension examining board was in
session today. The following came be-
fore them: VIM II. Craig, Christian
Manwall, Chas. Perry of Wyatt, Ind,
Corbin Spencer of Argos, Augustine
Piffel of South Bend.
The Terre Haute express says that
after his official mat tiers are settled up,
w. ID. Owen will remove his family to
the island of Tehauntepec, where he
will take personal supervision of his
plantation of 5000 acres, devoted to the
culture of coffee and rubber
A piece of legislative gossip is to the
effect that hoosier solon, q member of
the House, who Is actively advocating
the possage of 2-cent fare bill, was
caught few days ago on train, riding
on pass that had been issued by the
company to another member.
Jacob Beard, ninety-one years old,
walked from Columbia City, distance
of twelve miles, to Pierceton, to visit
his granddaughter, Mrs. Harvey Pletch-
er, not long ago. He is hale and hearty
and walks q distance Of from three to
eight miles every day when the weather
is not too stormy.
A long pull, strong pull and pull
altogether Is to be made by Indiana
Methodists to raise half million dol