Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-07
.be Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, JULY :. 1899.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
Buckwheat at Forbes. tfw
Water melons are now familiar OBJ
lects on the market.
OIL is cheaper than machinery. All
grades and prices at Forbes. INV
Court Morris is convslescent. lie
has been quite i'll for several days.
Mrs. A. III. McGregor, of San Fran
cisco. was the guests of friends here to-
day.
The l.. +. & W. is putting In new
side track in the neighborhoOd of their
depot.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ringer,
southwest of this city, daughter,
June 90.
Chas. Rosenbury is pushing forward
the erection of his new residence with
rapidity.
The new coat of red paint placed Oh
the Kendall building has received It's
finishing touch.
The clerk issued marriage license to
Elias Bailey and Jennie p. Tippett, OF
Tippecanoe, this morning.
Hay seems to be the principal pro-
duct from the farm at present. HOW
ever. it has Welded bOuntlful crop.
Fred Kuhn is having his wagon
painted at RinggeDberger and GULL
sons. Styles, the painter is the artist.
Rev. Father II. McKenna, of New
York City, who has been the guest OF
Father Chas. Temper, here. left today
noon.
A crowd of young citizens drove to
Bremen last night and ENJOYED the
open air concert given by the Bremen
band.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ). G. Tut lie have had
their family enlarged by the addition
of fine girl within the past twenty
four hours.
The Junior League of the M. f..
church enjoyed delightful outing and
picnic in Mr.. Packard's woods yester-
day afternoon.
Machine oil for 20 cents q gal. A
good machine oil for 30 cents gal. A
better machine oil for 40 cents a gal.
at Forbes Seed Store. INV
MIR. and Mrs. j. III. Thompson, of
LOGON, Ill, who bave been the guests of
J. b. Roweli and wife of this city, left
for their home TODAY.
p. T. Bergner, wife and daughter
have returned from a short visit with
relatives at South Bend. L. f. Berg
ner accompanied them home.
G. Hartman and wife, of Wlnamac
we're in this city today negotiating with
J. B. GRUMPY for his farm in Union
township which they purchased.
Bill Davis is expected home from
Chicago this evening. He has under
gone successful operation for the re-
moval of cataract from one Of his
eyes.
The Hammond News says that
Mayor Reilly has just been offered the
position of superintendent of butter
rine factory at Washington at salary
of $500.
John X. Harris shows no signs OF
canvalescence. He is still confined
with an ailment generally attributed
consumption, at the home of his brother
VIM. Harris in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers passed through
Plymouth today on their way from
Chicago to Etna Green on their tandem
A few hours visit was made with Mrs
McElrath before resuming their jour
ney.
Today the binding effect of the fist
law expires. From this time forward
the river will be lined on both sides
with enthusiastic spOrtsmen trying tt
make up for time lost during the pas
two months.
Jess Altman is to be given credit tol
an ingenious window advertisement o.
duck pants. He has placed one o.
John Harris Rouen ducks with large
brood of gosllngs in the window, while
the display of trousers forms sug
gestive background.
1t will be unlawful after July To-
anybody to run drug store where ,
pharmacist or assistant pharmacist II
not employed. So far about 300
pharmacists have registered. The
state pharmacy board meets July IL, II
sit as an examining board.
The banks of the river in the bust
ness portion of town have been i'm
messurably beautified by the remova
of shrubbery and other blemishes OF
both sides. Since the cutting of The
entangling masses of rank water weed:
the stream Is clear to the passage Of