Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-11
From Wednesdays Daily

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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. David Carter,
near Pretty lake, girl.
Mrs. Mary Patterson is reported quite
i'll at the residence of her son Otis in
South Plymouth.
Henry Hall has purchased the resi-
dence property of W. r. Holland, on
West South street.
to town today. She has been quite i'll
with catarrh on the hand for the past
week.
The South Bend Tribune announces
Chas. +. Drummond will pr0bsbly be
a candidate for attorney general at the
coming election.
The corn crop IN Marshall county can
be called far. Still, there remains a
vast number of acres which will give
but poor yield.
\ letter from W III Carpenter who
is now at Batavia, H., ates that his
health has improved wonderfully since
his short soJourn there.
Mrs. ID. ; Baldwin, of Burlington,
kas., who has been the guest of Benz.
Head and family, of this city, went to
indianapolis today.
in Columbia City today and was accom-
panied by her sister, Mis- Sherm Tut
| tie, whom she has been visiting.
John Hay Is putting the screw pro-
peller in his new lannch. The craft
will be married TO Pretty lake with
proper dedication ceremonies next Sun
day.
The largest family in Indiana, as the
result of one marriage, ls said to be that
of Mr. and Mrs. Carter Msnis, of Madl-
son county. They have % children, sew
eral of whom are twins.
A pickup nine from Plymouth
played Donaldson last Sunday and got
badly beaten. The Donaldson boys
were sure pitchers, sure catchers and
sure hitters, but they must not be too
sure of winning the next time.
Sam Parker, the Plymouth lawyer,
denies that he is a congressional posi-
bility 1--WE have no politics up our
way" says Mr.. Parker; everything is
restful and quiet, but in about year
from now we shall make things hum"
South Bend Tribune.
a rare spreading adder, the like of
which has never been seen in Indiana
for many years, was killed In a hay
shed near Laporte he other day. The
reptile was about four feet long, with
flat head and little poisonous singer
IN its tail. 1t was beautifully varle-
gated in color.
Gland Soice succeeded in passing his
examination at the military headquar
ters in Chicago without any trouble
He is now member of the regular
army hospital corps. The army Oflic-
isls seemed pleased with his youth, and
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trouble In transferring him to the Phil
ippines.
Quite a crowd took the train for
Warsaw this morning where they went
to hear Bryan speak. Among others
were Daniel Mcdonald and wife, Rev.
Raymond, Frank Brooke, Ed COrbin,
Hi Shafer, Calvin T.. Klinger, of this
city; Jake Crumley, Amos Friend, VIM.
Vanderweil, of Burr Oak; j. f. John
son, of Tyner.
BY an act of Gov. Mount yesterday
three men sentenced for life will walk
out of the Indiana State prison at Mich
igan City They are Joseph Wall,
James Baker and Michael J. CilloOly.
These three, it is said, are the last pa.
roles that Gov. Mount will issue to life
men now In prison. Wall is 81 years
old and is from Allen county. lie is
the oldest inmate of the prison.
The movements of the band lately
organized under the leadership of John
Harris are being kept very quiet. But
there is a screw loose somewhere, and
, the information has leaked out that our
! citizens will be surprised one of these
fine evenings with glorious concert.