Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

Mlsh8Wakd is To have big brewery.
Goshen council is considering dog tax
for revenue only.
Mrs. Chas. Kellison has returned from
an extended trip in Michigan.
David Gensinger left this morning
for South Dakota where he has farm.
Rayner Kelsey will be the Earlham
college representative in the state ora
torical contest.
Marion paper company's plant was
sold to the Wilson Mccullough glass
company for $4,000, Monday.
Company W as organized at FIT. Wayne
Monday, to build an electric line from
Hicksvllle, Ohio, to Marion, Ind.
License to marry has been given to
Otto r. Legner and Clara l.. We'll; Har-
vey NJ. Miller and Catherine Anders.
The skunk farm at Lagrange is 60.
1t is the result of rivalry with Kendall
vile where so many onions are grown.
Indianapolis, st. Louis and Terre
Haute capitalists are arranging to build
an independent brewery at Terre Haute
Mrs. Ellen Ashbsugh left for Chica-
go yesterday on account of the death of
her nephew, Joseph Smith, son of her
sister Mary.
Miss Crowley entertained "the'' pedro
club last evening. Miss Dougherty
carried off book of poems as being
the best player.
Officials of the Pennsylvania railroad
arrived last night and this morning
subjected their switchmen, gate tend
ers, operators and other employees to an
optical test.
Rev. Goss, the very able lecturer who
spoke here at the Methodist church
during the May festival, will deliver the
lecture Friday evening.
Aveline hotel, Fort Wayne, was sold
at auction Monday. Thomas b. Soaff
New York, bid it in for $4,000, two
thirds of its appraised value.
The corner room of the Hoham
block is being cleaned up and put in
readiness for the dry goods stock which
Mr.. Bowel is going to put in.
Monticello authorities have found
the remains of an infant child that had
been murdered Its arm had been torn
off and the body otherwise mutilated.
The infant was hidden under some ties
along the railroad track.
Edward higgins, A. North and Mr..
Flora, the reviewers of the Minerva
Monroe ditch northwest of Tyber, held
a meeting at the commissioners room
this morning.
Mrs. Della Turner, South Bend, was
stricken with paralysis 10 court Satur-
day, when the divorce complaint of her
husband was read. She died before she
could be removed
Mrs. Irene Hong returned to her
home in Wabash today after visiting
for several days with her father, Jack
son Glass. She was accompanied by
little Bessie Glass.
Harvey Brown and Miss Anna Heck,
both of this city were united in mar
rage Sunday at IL o'clock, by Rev.
Weiss, of Plymouth. Both are we'll
known and worthy young people. Col
umbla City Post.
Mrs. r. Spsulding, of Tyner, Miss
Cora Case, of Bourbon, and Mrs. f.
Shoemaker, of Argos, passed through |
here today on their way to Buchanan,
Mich, to attend the golden wedding an
niversary of Mrs. Spauldings sister,
Mrs. b. Reynolds.
The records in the state house show
that Clinton county, this state, furnish
ed more men for the United States
army In the recent war with Spain than
any other county in the country, as, in
addition to those enlisted i'm the regular |
way, Captain Allen took away over 200
men when he went to the Philippines. |
All the schools in the county will |
close this week on Wednesday evening. |
On Friday and Saturday the Teachers
Association will hold meetings at Bre-
men. Excellent railroad connection can |
be made at Lapaz Junction as ARRANGE
ments have been made with the Baltl- |
timOre & Ohio to have the fast train |
going west in the evening stop at the
Junction.