Marshall County independent., 1899-06-16
Ibe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, JUNE l6. 1899.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

Zehne-s Silver Leaf flour 81 80. 1t S
best. #
Ed Dsnforth arrived today from the
How Military school.
Center street is being graveled in var
ious spots where most needed.
We have a special fertilizer for
cucumbers Forbes Seed Store. 2tw
Alvin Myers and Sheriff Marshall ac-
companied Ed Barber to LongclIff to-
day.
Increase your cross 10y using Pure
Bone Fertilizer Sold by ]. A. Forbes.
2tw
w. :. Gibbons, of Rochester, was re-
elected superintendent of Fulton
county.
Geo. Worth has bought out the VIM
Slddles' dray line in this town and will
remove it to Culver.
Edward A. McNeal and TrelIa Boyer
were allowed a license for marriage
yesterday afternoon.
Save your young chix with a prompt
application of Sure House Killer a.
Forbes Seed Store 2tw
Ben s. erman of Argos has taken his
fast trotters to Rochester to put them
in condition for tee coming season.
NJ. Alleman pronounces the wool Of
Sol Stuckman and Geo. Goodyear the
best which has been brought to town
this year
Alr. and Mrs. d. G. Cole and Liss Lena
Koontz arrived last evening on the
Vandalia from Kennett, Mo-, TO spend
the summer
Theodore Becker left this morning
for Noblesville where he Will join his
brother Isaac in the new project OF
starting store.
DR.. Brown has rented rooms in The
Kendall block where he will be pleased
TO greet his friends and practice in the
future. Remember on the second
floor Kendall block. tfw
Chas. Rhineheart is feeling in tbs
spirit which incItes one to dance dutct
horn pipes and face the world with al
exultant eye. A new son came into
the family last night.
John Kuhn, who arrived from Wash
ington last week expects to spend bis
summer vacation in this town He ha:
been taking course in medicine dur
ing the past year and will continue the
same later on.
Miss Ruth English arrived last righ
from Wabash and will visit here durinI
the summer with the family of Nelson
Wilson. Miss English reports her sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Baker, of Los Angeles
Cal, in very poor health.
The Pennsylvania railroad ba
placed a "round the world" ticket OF
the market. Its cost is only $685. ant
includes meals and berths wheneve
travel is on the water. The average i
considerably less than cents a mile.
Despite the counter attraction at tn,
school house last night, the Reed bant
concert drew a large crowd. The boy
were received enthusiastically The,
have been diligent during the past win
ror oDd houo mt in avorv available mo
ment in practice. Without attempt t.
over do, they did their music justice. an,
received commendation on every side
The people will look forward to tn
next concert night with pleasant antici
pstions.
Miss Margaret Gibin, who one
taught in room Ii of our city schools, i
now guest of Mrs. n. b. AspinslI af
ter having returned from Julunder City
India, where she has been missionar
for Is years. Miss Gibin will return I,
Chicago in a few days and in Septembe
will again resume her field of work il
India Quite number of our citizen
have a very pleasant recollection of Mis-
Glbin and will no doubt be glad of tn
opportunity of meeting her again.
The separation of Bishop John +
Hurst, of the NJ. f.. church, from hi
wife, Ella Root Hurst, is causing con
siderable discussion. Mrs. Hurst ha
been in Eupope for two years. Incom
patibility of temperament is assigne,
IS the cause of separation. It is claim
ed that Mrs. Hurst married the bishol
against her will, at the earnest entreat
of her father, who was rich and CAV
large sums of money to the church. f
wanted his daughter to be welded to
man eminent in church affairs. Th
separation is believed to be general
approved by those who understand tn
situation and who know that there Is m
such thing as affection between the mis-
mated couple.