Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Dailv.


David Fer zig who lives in the country,
is reported quite i'll.
Peter Sesster and wife are happy over
the arrival of a daughter in their fam
lily this morning.
Nearly every summer sOjourner has
left the banks of Pretty lake. Cottage
Accommodations are plentiful.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Gray, of North Dakota,
is visiting the McGlothlins, Humrich-
ousers and Hess of this city.
Remember that our apple butter jars,
10. 10 and 20 gallon jars, are for sale
very cheap at the When grocery on La
porte street. wv
n. G.. Latham and wife have had
their family enlarged within the past
twenty-four hours by the addition of a
fine, healthy boy.
Don't miss us. Our apple butter jars,
milk crooks and jugs, holding 10, II, 10
and 20 gallons. are fol sale cheap at the
When grocery on Laporte street. 2tw
Yesterday was the Hebrew holiday
kept for the day of atonehent All of
the Jews in this city closed their stores
and observed It with serictest attention.
John Cast has gone into the rabbit
business. Already ne has in stock over
a hundred Belgian hares. The market,
he says, cannot keep up with the de-
mand.
Emory Reeves, Ed Ball and Charles
WlltfOng will attend the Z. ard ). med
zeal school at Chicago this year. Carl
SpeishOffer takes q course in medicine
at Ann ArbOr.
The attention Of the public is called
TO the new advertisements of Bergman,
the tailor, and Mrs. DE Vol, the milliner,
in the Corbin block. They are ready to
interest the trade.
Today the pickle factory paid off its
patrons IN full. The money Will jingle
in the pockets of the farmers for a
time, old debts will be paid, new ones
contracted, and the local business field
will be temporarily stimulated.
The late Cornelius Vanderbilt, it is
stated, contributed more money to en-
courage the establishment of railroad
branches of the Young Mems Christian
Association than any railway official In
the country, although NJ. f. Ingalls,
president of the Big Four and the
Chesapeake 81 Ohio, has been large
contributor to that work.
The new copy books for the schools
of Indiana have been put together in
an Objectionable way. The writing il
vertical, and is done with a pen, before
being engraved and printed. The
punctuation is poor, and the whole
work is crudely done, and must bt
changed before the majority OF the ed
ucators of the state Will accept the
books. There was carelessness in the
letting of the contract.
J. Y. Kirk arrived from MentOne 70
day, after two weeks absence iron
this city. Recently he has been en-
gagged as lawyer on the side of the de
PENDANT in the case of the State of In
diana VS.. Paxton at Mentone. The cas-
stood three trials in which the jur,
twice disagreed and finally decided II
favor of the defendant giving him
complete victory. Incidentally civi
suit for false Imprisonment arose out o
the case.
VIM. Davis, of Bremen, was in tow
today oking after a stray daughter
and Mr.. McQuiIl is with him equal,
interested in the same young woman
who is his wife. 1t seems that sh
eloped with young fellow by the mann
of G m who brought her to Plym
or they boarded at hotel TO
81 The young woman is sup
Pc stopping in the country. 1
tn. and son have her located a
tn. to think, sensational eli
M. y come out of the affair.