Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-10-13
From Wednesdays Daily

D Will iCftis
Chas. Lish, living north of town, is
down with typhoid fever.
Fred Miller, who lives north of
plymouth, is confined to his bed.
Chas. Curtis caugh; 2is pound sal
mon in Maxinkuckee lake Yesterday.
j. W. Maxep left this morning for
Mishawaks and Big Rapids, on bust
ness.
Mrs Ella Long went to Etna Green
today where she will make her future
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hervey. of Bliss
vile, Mich, arrived last night 10 visit
friends.
John Gallagher is very sick and it is
not thought that b. can live much
longer.
Mrs. Maud Houghton is acting as all
assistant bookkeeper in the office q: the
county treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Cnas. Baker expect TO
leave Bourbon for their California
home in few DAYS.
1t is thought that the operation per-
formed on Benz. Shearer for the recov-
cry of his sight has been successful.
Mrs. William Sanders, who has been
visiting her mother and other relatives
returned to her home in Marion. Ohio
today.
Mrs. j. G. Bell returned to Indianap-
oils today from an extended visit in
this city with +. ;. Hogarth and family
and other friends.
Miss Bertha Hosmer, the superlnttn-
dent of the kindergarten took sick last
night and the little ones passed their
time this forenoon at play.
j. W. Mann, a graduate nurse from
Fl Wayne, returned last evening. He
accompanied DIR. Steeman of that place
and had charge of DR.. Wilson.
Mrs. Ella Dixon, of Fl Wayne
stopped few hours today with Miss
Sewell on her way to Tyner where she
will visit with Mrs. A. f. Wilson
Mrs. sherman Tuttle, of Wanstah,
who has been visiting for the last few
days with W. F. Young and family.
went to Columbia City this morning.
Joe Mead returned yesterday from
the southern part of Michigan and the
northern part of Ohio where he has
been visiting the scenes of his child
hood.
) y. Stevens, +. Martindale and G.
Il. Drummond went to Rochester to-
day where they and Chas. KelIlson are
engaged as attorneys in the Boland
WickiZer case
Mrs. WI. Rankin stopped over night
with Chas. Turner and family and left
this morning for Bourbon to see Chas.
Baker and his wife She will return to
her home in California in two or three
weeks
For several weeks, the huckleberry
marsh of John Clifton, near Rutland,
has been on fire, catching from the
Nickle Plate railway. 1t has hereto
fore been very productive but is now
well nigh destroyed.
Mrs. Angie Grant left today for her
home in Washington, 60 miles north of
Seattle and 40 miles south of the Cana
dian line. She has been visiting here
all summer with Mr.. and Mrs. j. f..
HoughtOn and other friends.
ID. Mcdonald, Mrs. l.. Mcdonald, b.
e. Southworth, wife and daughter, Mrs.
&. Firestone, J. w. Wiltfong and wife
and Mr.. aad Mrs. w. ii. Conger are
among those who went to South Bend
today to attend the Masonic reception
tonight.
Al Porter, brother to >. Il. Porter,
writes home from Kansas that he has
reached his destination and likes the
country very well. He LETT here about
one month ago and drove through to
Mound Valley, Kan. where he will
make his home.
The Furniture Manufacturers Asso-
citation has decided that one change in
furniture styles ID enough and that
| changes hereafter will be made in July.
1t has been customary to have two
changes, in July and January. This
new policy will not apply to the next
January opening, but after that event
the January openings will be abandoned.
An exchange remarks that no two
Americans are closer to the hearts of
the people than Admiral Dewey and
Helen Gould and another regrets that
circumstances over which they have no
control precludes the possibility of their
joining in the holy bonds of wedlOck:
but in this rapid age nothing is impos-
sibe and the suggestion might be made
with profit to those two excellent
people.
Mrs. Henry Shane, of Warsaw, died
this morning at the home of Mayer ALI
man in this city. Mrs. Shane was SIS
ter to Mrs. Altman and was the second
sister who left this world while in the
home of Mrs. Altman. She has been
afflicted with indigestion for several