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

Miss Edna YOckey and her grand
mother arrived last night from Denver,
Col.
Mrs. DIR. Lynn, of Rochester returned
to her home this morning after attend
ing the funeral of her sister in-aw,
Mrs. Bailey.
Hon. G. b. Lands. who spoke here
on the Fourth of july, opened the
campaign at Des Moines, Iowa. Satur-
day with ringing address.
Thompson Turner and family, of
Wslkerton, and o. f. Miller, postmaster
of Bremen, came down Yesterday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. w. E. Bailey.
| Edward Medbourn, of Culver, and
Mrs. Julia Sherow, of Tippecsnoe, were
married Saturday evening at the Meth
odist parsonage by Rev. w. f. McKen-
Zle.
Miss Fern Reynolds arrived Satur-
day evening from South Bend. She
leaves today for Muncie to take posi-
tion with the Metropolitan Insurance
company.
Fred Lemert, of Tyner, returned to
South Dakota last Tuesday, where he
is engaged in farming. He was &C.
companied by his youngest sister, Miss
Nellie, and youngest brother, Dick.
| I'd uopI loft yoStoraau for ChioonO
He has been working for J. A. Palmer
for the past year and leaves to take a
position in q downtown office of the
Illinois Central railway in Chicago.
The 44th Indiana volunteers who
have just held their annual reunion at
Waterloo, Ind, had real old-fashioned
time but with q constantly lessening
roster There were present 1877 veter-
ans about 80 of whom had their wives
with them. The next reunion will be
held at LigOnier.
The grand jury for the next term of
court has been selected and is as fol-
lows: Isaac Updike, Bourbon town
ship; John Richards, Green township;
III. G. Sheets, Polk township; Chester
Hall, TippecanOe township; Charles b
Mckinney, Bourbon township; John
w. Brougher, German township.
Battle Creek Adventists now believe
that Capt. William Norman, the alleged
wealthy English millionaire, is an im-
poster. He made promise of $780,
900 beQuest to the order which he has
forgotten to paw. Norman was con.
verified aud gave phantom ship to the
order. He was engaged to wed an Ohio
Adventist.
The item published in an irresponsi
BILE daily paper to the effect that the
babe of Mrs. Nell KYLE, of Bourbon
died from the effects of dose of car
, bolic acid given by mistake, was very
much in error. The child is not dead
1t was given little carbClic acid witt
some glycerine but not enough to prove
dangerous.
Mrs. Anna Shindle, wife of Juliu.
Shindle, died last night from linger
ing paralytic stroke with which she hat
been afflicted for several weeks. Sh'
was born in Germ any on May %, 1912
and was 90 years, 4 months and II day.
old. She was married in October, 1863
Her illness lasted twelve weeks, durinl
which time she was compelled to en-
dure much suffering. She leaves hus
: band and several children her memoir.
: to hold dear. The funeral will be con
: Quoted by Rev. Weiss, and the inter
ment will be at Oak Hill cemetery.
Haven Conner and Melvin Conner
: of Bourbon, were arrested and tried to
day in Justice Weber's court on tn,
;, charge of assault and battery. Tn,
u two Corners and David Swonger wer,
threshing when one of them, under tn,
= influence of liquor, struck Mr.. Swonge
l. with a pitchfork. 1t was returned b,
8 the attacked when the other Come
stepped in with another pitchfork. Tn
! only harm done was the bruising o
II heads. They plead guilty and wer
" fined 81 and costs apiece which in al
9 amounted to about 1856.
The fpneia of Mrs. w. +. Bale,
was held at the home on South Thaye
Q street yesterday at 2:30 o'clock, Rev
ThOrnberry officiating. 1t was largel
!. attended and was indeed sad occasion
u And yet there was to her fsmi
iy and friends much relief from the fac
II that her years of suffering are ended
g that she left this cold dark world to en-
q ter one where the sun ever shine
y and troubles cease. Father ThayeI
who had known her ever sine
+. childhood, when she was member o
L bis Sunday school, came from Bourbon
g and spoke q few words on the inesti
o mable character of the deceased and OF
q the long acquaintance, extending 6ve
# half q century, he has had with her.