Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-12
From Saturdays Daily.

Mrs, F. NJ. McCrory is reported quite
sick with heart trouble
Adam Strawhacker is reported very
i'll with stomach trouble.
Feed Ranks Ideal Stock and Poultry
Food. Forbes seed store. 2w
The community is unusually free
from sickness this season.
anted-Good girl for general house
work. Inquire at this office wifi
Strawberries are now on the market.
We have promises Of prolific crop.
Charles Weigle has son quite ill
with typhoid and malarial troubles.
Mrs Otis Acker left last evening for
Jersey City where she will join her hus-
band
j. Swindell has about completed the
new sewer which he is placing in at his
cold storage building
No better hopes are entertained for
the wheat crop. The corn and potato
however will be as large as ever.
Our city marshal succeeded in getting
Sl02S0 in small subscriptions for the
benefit of the widow of Chauncy Mead.
Miss Ella Zumbaugh, who has been
visiting her father Jacob Zumbaugh in
the country, returned to Chicago this
morning.
Chas. Mead and wife returned to
Dundee, Mich, today having attended
the funeral of Chsuncey Mead in this
city yesterday.
Henry Wolf, of Fort Wayne, who is
well known in this city, has secured a
position of foreman in large Bicycle
factory in Chicago.
The Catholic cemetery is being re-
graded and decorated in anticipation of
Decoration day. a new iron fence and
arched gate is one of the prospects of
the near future.
Mrs. Esther Oglesbee, Miss Anna
Houghton, Miss Pierce and Miss Trella
Logan, who are all graduates of the
Plymouth schools, will all retain their
position next year as teachers in the
Huntington schools
The Valparaiso Commandery No. %,
X. T., will give reception to members
and their families of Valparaiso Chap
ter, No. 70, on May 18th in honor of
Hon. ii. G. Thayer of Plymouth who
will be their guest. Valparaiso Mes
senger.
Ed thinner, the son of John thinner
met with a serious accident Friday
While Harvesting q horse, he received a
kick in the face smashing the entire
side in, and running his features entire
ly. The physician in attendance has
dressed the injury skillfully. Time
alone can tell whether the scars will be
Disagreement
A special car passed through our city
this morning which exemplified the
rapid advancement in invention. BY
| ingenious machinery a blot Of white
wash was dropped over every inch of
| track, not in perfect level with the es-
tablished grade. The section men are
thus aided materially in keeping the
track in proper turn.
The persons who find shelter at the
county farm, if able bodied, must here
after expect TO work. The new law, in
speaking of the subject, says: Gall in
mates who refuse to perform work as
| signed them to be dismissed and only
readmitted within six weeks with the
consent of the superintendent or upon
an order of an overseer of the poor in
dorsed by the chairman of the board of
commissioners"
From all indications Bremen will
have base ball team this season that
will be far superior to any other that
has ever worn the name of our hustIing
little city. A number of our enterpris-
ing "fans' have started the ball rolling
and before the middle of the month our
famous BlackstOckings will be showing
our neighboring cities that they know a
few things about the national game.
The grounds are being put in condition
and when completed our team will have
one of the fastest diamonds in this part
of the state Bremen Enquirer.
From Mondays Daily
M. Styles has gone to Eaton where he
has charge of a rim factory,