Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

relatives In GaletOn, Pa.
There will be a wedding in Soutf
Plymouth just one week from today.
Miss Edna Williams has returned tt
her home in New Albany after visiting
here.
Miss Ron Williamson, of Rochester
is visiting her friend, Marie Hoham, of
this city.
Miss Pearl Bayman is reported quite
ill with malarial fever. Her mother sr
rived today from South Bend.
DIR. Wilson, of the county, board OF
health, visited Maxinkuckee today tC
investigate sanitary conditions.
DIR. KasZer left this morning for Chi
cago, where he will attend lectures at
the post graduate medical college for
several days.
DIR. H. A. Deeds, dentist, is located
over the corner hardware store, at the
corner of Michigan and Laporte streets,
! Plymouth, Ind. wifi
George WOlford is back from the Pa
cific coast and has been quite central
| figure among his various acquaintance
since his arrival.
Mrs. Chas Boyd expects to leave for
Salt Lake City within the next few
days. having visited DIR. Borton and
family of this city.
MIR. and Mrs Jacob Morvllius and
daughter Evangeline, of Lima, O., are
the guests of Mrs f. f. Rhinehart, of
West Adams street.
Frank Stansbury has been ill during
the last two weeks He has recovered
enough to be up and around, and hopes
to soon be perfectly well.
Miss Bessie Vets has recovered so
far AS to be able to walk without
crutches and may possibly come home
within the next few weeks.
A. L. Fuson and A Shafer of Lspaz,
and l.. Arnold of Linkville, were
among the Niagara excursionists lesv-
ing Plymouth this morning.
Frank Parker, wife and son Lloyd
and Mrs. Edw. Ingham and her two
daughters, of Akron, o., are visiting
their sister, Mrs. J John Kuszmaul.
DIR. Brown has rented rooms in the
Kendall block, w. ere re will be pleased
20 greet his friends and practice in the
future. Remember, on the second floor
Kendall block. tfw
Mrs. John W. Parks entertained her
sunday school class, composed of young
ladies, at Pretty lake this afternoon.
They occupied the John Hay and DR..
Wilson cottage.
W. b. Morrison has just received q
fine black lap-robe made from the hide
of steer of his own raising. He sent
the hide to Michigan firm to be cured
and lined several weeks ago.
The indianapolis Sun tells its readers
that the 10Th and jaw bone of pre-
historic monster was found in q drain
age ditch at Bourbon. Bigger monsters
than that have come from Bourbon.
The Vandalia company has pur-
chased an so acre gravel pit at Craw-
louisville. and starting at Rosedale and
coming north, has commenced so raise
the track six inches, straighten II, build
new bridges, and otherwise improve
the road bed.
Rabbit farming is new industry
which will be tried in Marshall county.
Some young men have begun raising
them in modest numbers. Whea the
assurance of success is sufficient to place
the venture above mere experiment
they will increase their stock.
f. Blanchard, says the Culver City
Herald, has three sunflower stocks, IL
feet, 3 inches high, bearing over fifty
| heads each, some of the stocks measur-
ing inches in circumference, and an
other stock bearing a head 1872 inches
in diameter. Who can beat it?
A new camping party has struck
stakes on the shores of Big lake. 1t is
composed of the following residents of
our city, namely: Zach Tanner, j. c.
Jilson and son Romer, and l.. J. South
worth and son John. ThOss who will
be with the party to remain only few
days are l.. Tanner, Hubert Tanner and
VIM. MOntg emery.
A fakir dropped into drug store al
Goshen and wanted to sell an inject
disinfectant. In the meantime the
druggists had been warned by Elkhsrt
stores to watch for the man and refuse
To deal with him, as he was fraud
The fellow told his story, and was very
muc, surprised when informed decis
lively that none of his stuff was wanted
He was then denounced as fraud
which he accepted without retort, and
quietly left the store.
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