Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

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For drills and stock tanks see +. A.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickey have gone
TO Lsporte to reside permanently.
Florence Liston returned to her home
in Chicago after visit with relatives
in this city.
Mrs. Work received a little girl from
VermllIIon county into the Orphans
Home today.
Mrs. Asa c. Conklin, of Elmira, New
York, Is the guest of Mrs. estervelt
near Tyner.
A fine cement sidewal is an improve
ment TO the east side of the Washing
ton school house.
Charles Mscomber, of Iowa, and
Erastus Hess, of Green township, were
in the city today.
According 10 the reports made TO the
state authorities, from 5000 TO $4,000
people receive aid as psupers in In
diana.
Mrs. W. b. He's and granddaughter,
Vera Humrichouser, have gone to lndl-
annapolis to be the guests of DIR. Houser
and family for a week.
Mrs. W. F. Johnson returned to her
home in Convoy, Ohio, today. She has
been the guest of her brother Chss.
Protsmsn for four weeks.
A simple minded youth was arrested
in Elkhsrt for washing mis- feet on a
IeighbOrs back porch. Elkhart will
not put up with every old thing.
The barn of Henry Weed, of Lspaz
Junction, was burned to the ground
early Sunday morning. The contents
were destroyed. Insurance 800.
Mrs. Lewis Pinocci came down from
Chicago this morning TO leave her tile
boy at ST. Michesls academy While she
takes an extended trip through Euro e.
ii Brugh, of south Bend, formerly iii
charge IF the hotel at IapAZ, is danger
ously Ill with paralysis. Dr. 9. f..
Holtzendorff of this city called upon
him yesterday.
Mishawaks will have new industry,
the American Malt Cream company. \
factory will be erected and $50 persons,
mostly girls, will be employed. One
thousand gallons of milk and three
quarters OF ton of barley Will be used
daily.
Somebody is responsible for the fol-
lowing: Raising the left arm as high a.
you can will relieve choking much more
rapidly than being thumped on the back,
end it is we'll that everyone should
Know it, for often person gets choked
while eating when there is no one near
to thump him
Austin Fouts and family are home
from Oklahoma after six weeks
visit. Mr.. Fouts was so we'll pleased
with Oklahoma that he purchased
quarter section of land and will move
there for permanent residence within
short time. He considers it very
healthy country.
The barn OF J. w. Miller, residing
two miles east of Lspsz, was struck by
lightning last night and was burned to
the ground. All his wheat and hay and
q new buggy were destroyed. Also
nineteen head Of hogs lying near the
barn were killed by lightning. The in
suranee is only Sl25.
The man who perspires under shade
tree nowadays can comfort himself by
rejecting that this sunshine is making
about 10000 bushels of corn a minute
and that the most important factor in
the country's prosperity for the next IL
months is the corn crop, philosophically
and justly observes an exchange.
Gen. Reub Williams, the veteran edi-
tor of the Warsaw Times, goes after
the scalp of skunk who removed from
Warsaw to Arkansas and after reading
the Northern Indianian since 1898,
threw it back into the pOstoflice to have
refused" marked on the margin. The
criticism of Editor Williams is none
too strong.
Sleep starvation is common fault,
especially of the young. Dancing all
night two or three times week and
working all day lie possible for time
but there is harm in it. In general, it
may be said that anyone who has to be
alsrmclocked out of bed every morning
isn't getting sleep The evil effects
may not at once be felt, but they exist.
A person should feel perfectly rested
upon rising in the morning.
South Bend holds the record for
downright vicious gluttony. The Times
of that city narrates that two young
men went To a certain confectionery
store and purchased four dozens of ba-
nanss for the purpose OF seeing which
one could eat the most. One Of them
being partly stocked up, could only store
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