Marshall County independent., 1899-06-16
From Saturdays Daily.

day.
Now is the time to plant sugar beet
and mangel wurZeis. Seed at J A.
Forbes 2tw
The Nonsense Club spent pleasant
evening at the home of Miss Alice
Place last night.
l. ). Webb of b B)urboD was in Plym-
outh today and registered as a dentist
under the new law.
John Nichols, of Twin Lake, was in
town last night. He has just returned
from trip through the south.
Emanuel Price has secured a brick
wall contract in Nappanee. He will be
occupied there for several weeks.
So far, the average dGliy attendance
to the elks' carnival at Muncie, who
paid admission fee, has been 5000.
The annual meeting of the German
Baptlsts of the United States will be
held next year at North Manchester.
Congressman Steele has secured sew
eral relics of the Spanish war from the
government for the Marion soldiers
home.
1t is limited that several large sums of
money changed hands in Plymouth at
noto Of loft fvci inn
mons fight.
Walter Dickinson and Earl North
arrived from Wabash lest evening
They were met at the depot by large
delegation of friends.
A dentist in Terre Haute is making
an artificial palate for Thomas knight,
who had the roof of his mouth shot out
during the war of the rebellion.
The Greencastle Banner is printing
"stories of the freaks of the late storm" "
Anybody is asked to contribute, pro-
viding he will vouch for his story
James Mcdonald is building light
and graceful canvas canoe. He will
launch it on Pretty lake where it will
no doubt create much comment among
boatman.
DIR. p. V. Smith, veterinary surgeon,
who took degrees in his profession at
Glasgow, Scotland, and Paris,
France, may be fouLd on Saturdays at
Bakers livery barn. 2tw
Mrs. John Walmer and Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Iden, of Prescott, Iowa, who have
been visiting here, left for Bourbon to-
day Formerly, Mr.. and Mrs. Iden
lived at Etna Green.
Miss Kittie Lockwood left for her
home in Green, Iowa, today, after teach
Ing successfully in our public schools
for the past year. Miss Hattie Thomp-
son accompanied ber.
Miss Daisy Woodward deserves flat
tering mention on account of the sue
cess met with by her pupil, little Miss
\ Jockey, in the nigger lullaby given al
the school house last evening.
Clint BOndurant, of Plymouth, was
in the city last Friday to engage the
Bremen band and ball team to take
part in the big Fourth of July celebra-
tion a. Plymouth.-B Bremen Enquirer.
The entertainment Of THURSDAY
night was repeated last evening at the
school house. The audience was com
fortably seated and hence was able tc
fully appreciate the credltsble perform
ance.
Miss Maud E. Metsker accompanied
by her niece Damaris Metsker went to
Delphi this morning where they will
visit for couple weeks. Miss Metskel
will spend the summer in Pennsylvania
and the East.
Jacob CARRIER, of Columbia City, los,
$4,000 on the JeffrIes Fitzsimmons
fight. He wagered $1,000 to S3,50(
that Fitzsimmons would win. CARRIER
is saloon keeper and Is well known
here by local sports.
Our city marshal Is in possession OF
piece of Cuban money. In the above
country it is probably equal to about
five cents. 1t is paper and resemblet
closely our own greasy ten cent bills OF
twenty-five years ago.
DIR. Brown has heard from his patient
VIM. Davis, whom he sent to Chicago
this week TO be operated on for cata-
ract. The surgeons there state that the
operation was difficult one, but gOoC
results will probably follow.
According to a Chicago wholesaler
Chicago folk chew two and one half Cal
loads of gum every week That mesns
100000 sticks, costing $4,000 Now, il
it any wonder that the Windy City sur
passes Long Island in its prevalence OF
lockjaw?
Nappanee News: A frame building
will be erected on the school grounds
during the summer to accommodate the
lst and End primary rooms, as the large