Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-21
From THURSDAYS Daily

From THURSDAYS Daily.
Over thousand people are recreating
on the banks of Maxinkuckee now.
Mrs. Green and children returned to
their home in LigOnier this morning,
after an extended visit with Thos.
Houghton and family.
Yesterday the Bremen BIackstock-
lngs and the MentOne Reds crossed bats
at MentOne, resulting in a victory for
Bremen the score being tol.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Nader, of
Logansport, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. O'Bryan
and Frank Seiders went to Grovertown
today to visit for couple days.
VIM. Kleckner was brought home
from Streeter, ILL.,. very ill. In hand
ling baggage, he was nearly crushed,
and has Dever recovered from it.
An ice cream social will BIZ given at
the home of Frank Morgan AZ miles
southwest OF Argos Sunday evening,
July 22nd, for The benefit of the Jordan
cnurch.
Ed Shelley of Polk township was
brought before Justice Kelley last night
to answer charge of assault and
battery, to which he plead guilty and
paid costs amounting to $3.50
Washington futile of this city re-
ceived word today of the death of his
son Mark at Kansas City, Mo. Mark
was former Plymouth boy, being born
and raised here. He was at one time
a compositor in the Democrat office.
III. l.. DeFoe Mensugh, manager of a
wholesale numbering concern at Salem,
Ind, visited his old college friend, C.
W. Metsker of this city, today. He
buys lumber at Burr Oak, Tippecanoe,
Walkerton, Huntington, Pierceton, and
other towns in this section of the state.
Peter Miller, of Warsaw, the man
who attempted to Kill his wife and then
to end bis own existence by cutting his
throat with butcher knife, is able to
eat and to walk about his yard to some
extent. DIR. Hines, who attended the
case, says the only thing that is trou-
bling Miller is slight tickling in his
throat
The fourth quarterly meeting of Men
tone circuit will be held at the Tippe-
canoe church July 20 ami 30. Business
meeting 80 p. m. Saturday. Baptism
of candidates p. m. G.. f. rally 8 o.
m. Usual services on Sunday morning
Preaching at 8 o'clock Sunday evening
by. Rev W. II. Fisher.
REV. THOMAS WHITAKER, Pastor.
Indianapolis Sun says: The unbilcal
cord between the republican and dem
Ocratic managers in Marion county and
Indianapolis is becoming palmer every
day. The rank and file may imagine
that their political superiors are really
interested in party success in Indian
apOlis, but appearances, when recent
events are considered, belle that belief.
The young man charged with rape up
on Is year old girl near Lakeville, sup
posedly Clyde McGill, alias Thompson,
left Lakeville Saturday about p. M.
going toward LapaZ. Deputy Sheriff
W hittaker, of South Bend, and posse of
two were in close pursuit, being 60
minutes behind him. The girl is said
to be a daughter of family named
Olinger.
There is prevailing belief that any
person has the right to borrow a seine
and use it without violating the new
sh law, and that the required license
is for the purpose of buying or owning
q seine, says the Valparaiso Messenger.
Such is positively not the case. No ole
s privileged to use seine without he is
licensed to do so, even
though he may be IN company with a
DoT6Ou VIII 0dS q llCeIlSe.
A story comes from Shelby county
which illustrates what reckless COM
petition will inspire men to do. Roy
Norris bought a thresher's outfit and
started out to do work for six and
half cents bushel, doing everything,
hands to haul the wheat and
tack the hay, the farmer having moth
ng to do but haul the wheat to his
,ranery. His enemies filed shesf of
wheat with railroad spikes and in an
'ther was found dynamite enough to
ave blown the machine and all near it
o pieces. His competitors are sus-
,ected and arrests will be made. The |
hresher was badly damaged.
Program for G.. r. Rally.
The following DrOUram will ne carried |