Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-05-19
From THURSDAYS Daily.

Christian Loesch ST, just west of
town is reported quite Ill.
W. Ii. Carpenter is still quite poorly.
He is obliged TO remain lnuoors.
j. G. Ramsay went to South Bend
this noon where be oil remain for
some time.
Loire Shakes went to Muncie today
20 attend the funera! of his sister NJ rs.
Frank Gibson.
Mrs. Frank Hsckley and daughter,
OF kenoshs, Wis, arr the guests of Fred
Hill and family.
The jury has been called for next
week. Considerable interest Will be
manifested next term.
Tom Walker went To Muncie this
evening where he sill attend the funeral
of Mrs. Frank Gibson.
The Improvement company are put
ing down sidewalk for the distance
of six blocks along Liberty street.
John Nichols will leave Friday for
South Boston, Va, with the view OF
buying land. He will be absent about
one month.
The marshal is in possession of
large list of trusnt school children who
will be compelled to attend school the
rest of .his term.
VIM. Kile has shipped material to
Benton county for sixty foot bridge
and will commence the erection of the
same immediately.
Farmers are everywhere complaining
of the fly Never before has this trou-
blesOme pest visited the wheat this
early in the spring.
Valparaiso citizens are making a
strong effort in favor of municipal own
ership of their waterworks. 1t is a
movement in the right direction.
A Monticello saloon keeper assaulted
q citizen who circulated remOnstrance
against him, and he has just been SEN
fenced to six months in Jail and to pay
fine of 800.
Mrs. Lew Swearengin and two little
daughters Francis and Lola went to
Logansport today where they will join
MIR. Swearengin Mr. Swearengih has
located in that city.
| Among the members of the county
council of st. Joseph are Hon. Glenn
Studebaker and Joseph ID. Oliver, two
Indiana millionaires. They ought to
make good officials.
Miss Flo Moore entertained a party
of young ladies and gentlemen at her
home in the country last evening Re
freshments were served and delight
full time was the result.
The Reed band have announced their
intention of commencing a series of
open air concerts on the first Saturday
next month They will make their
debut on Decoration day.
Tonight marks the last session of the
Young Peoples Christian Union con-
vention at Tyner. On the whole the
meeting has been one of the most sue
cessful ever conducted in the county.
Joseph NJ. Hoffman, former superin-
tendent of the LapOrte county intirmary.
died Monday evening at Laporte after
a weeks illness of complication of
lung aud throat disease He was 67
years old.
Maxenkuckee is becoming the Mecca
for fisherman. Those chronic fisherman
who have dangled their lines in running
lake to unburden themselves of their
desire for the sport.
Chris. Manuel has struck an 8rtesian
we'll upon his property in East Plym-
outh. The pipe was driven on the side
of gently sloping hill and the water
guShes several feet from the surface OF
the ground in solid column of crystal
The Ladies Mozart Club of Plymouth
will give grand concert in the opera
house, Plymouth, on May 26, 1899. AID
mission % cents. Tickets may be pro-
cured from members of the club, or at
Hess drug store. The tickets you get
may be exchanged for the reserved seat
coupon tickets at Hess drug store on
and after May %. w2t