Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-07

goou service. The danger in passing
the two crossings is no more than that
in day time.
The Mennonite church have sent their
missionaries to plymouth AID Will en-
deavor to establish rescue alton for
the rescue of lost souls.
The jury convened at l 80 p. m. today
and listened to the Simon Zehner VS..
Clarence Alleman trial for an account,
which is still IN progress.
a meeting of the County Board of
Education was held today to make ar
rangements for the enumerGcion of
children in the townships
A school of methods and an orator.
cal contest will be held at Bourbon to-
morrow. Miss Lulu HoughUon will
represent Plymouth in the contest.
o. r.. Porter, ex auditor, was in town
Tuesday looking after the festive ducks
which now inhabit the lake in great
numbers but are hard to get Culver
Herald
Out of ten applicants for graduation
in our township schools, seven have
made their grades The best grade
was 50 per cent. and it was made by
Schuyler Helm.
The following sons of James Keiser
with their families are here to celebrate
his list birthday: p. w. Kelser, OF
Warsaw, G. W. Keiser, of Chicago, W.
F Kser and wife, of Peoria.
Miss Bell, professional elocutiOnist,
with the assistance of few school
children gave an entertainment at the
Lapaz NJ. f. church for the benefit of
the school library Sunday evening.
Miss Fuson and Miss Hansel, of Cal
ifornia, arrived in Marshall county
Sunday evening. The former will visit
her brother, Dr. Fuson, of Lapaz: the
latter, her brother, DR.. Hansel, OF
Lakeville.
Low rates to California via Missouri
Pacific railway and Iron Mountain
route. Call or write III. ID. Armstrong
L, Il. A, S Port street, Detroit
Mich BlsselI Wilson, ID. p. A, Ill
Adams street, Chicago, Ill. 2wdw
Rural mail delivery is encountering
some opposition in localities where II
has been tried Objections vary In
localities where there are no good sized
towns the delivery system appears to
give universal satisfaction.
jacob Carver, of Bremen, has traded
his Plymouth property to John Nc
Crosby for his fifty acre farm in Wal
nut township. Mr.. Carver has also
purchased a thirty acre farm adjoining
this one, from Josiah Evans, of he
wanna.
The Vandalia House has been re-
modelled throughout by the Plymouth
Decorating Co. New paper and new
paint now embelllsh its walls and make
it a boarding house which w. H.
O'Riley, its genial proprietor, may wei
feel proud of.
Owing to the bad roads the youngsters
at the ChIldrens Home were not taker
to this city, yesterday, to attend servi
ces but instead carried out a program
of their own. Songs and recitation:
were the principal features. 1t was in
deed an earnest and delightful affair
Otis Acker, prominent business
man of Jersey City, n. j., is visiting IL
this CITY, He arrived from the east las
evening and is at present the guest o
Peter Disher and family 1t is under
stood that he will visit his parents a
Bourbon before returning to Jerse,
City
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilco,
received a telegram from Chicago an
nouncing the sudden death of thei
; son in law, Emile Sauer, early tina
morning. Their daughter, nee Miss Eli
Wilcox, was married to him Feb. 11th
This is an untlmely sorrow when ever.
prospect seemed to please. The publi
syDpathi7es with the young widow.