Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
From Mondays Daily.

family or A. ii. ELMER.
Marriage license issued March 4th,
Manassas Yoder and Lille Kaufman.
Amos Coon, of Twin Lake has secur.
ed work at the harness shop of Chas.
Forster.
The Stuck church services were sus-
pended yesterday on account of the
heavy SHOWS.
The funeral and burial of Schuyler
Wiltfong's infant daughter took place
this afternoon.
Simeon Brugh, of Lapaz, has sold out
his hotel to man from Michigan who
will continue the business.
VIM. Farren, of Chicago, has pur-
chased property here and will move his
family here at An early date.
Mrs DR.. McElrath returned from
Etna Green this morning where she at
tended the funeral of friend.
John Turner and family went to
Argos this morning on account of the
death of Mr.. Turner's father.
Fred LinkeDhelt went to Rochester
today. He has accepted position In
Chicago and will repair thither, shortly
Prof. Hahn, of Culver, passed through
the city Saturday bound for Warsaw
He called for short time on Rev. De-
Long at the U. b. parsonage.
An Elkhart man after drunk of
four days concluded that the best way
to get sober was TO get into the Gala
boose. The police granted his applica-
ton.
The Independent will give a box of
candy to the first school boy or girl who
sends in a correct answer to this
question: Who was Charles Custer
haut?
Miss Flo Collins, who has beeu en-
ployed in the Office of prominent Chi
cago firm for several months, has re
turned to Plymouth and will remain
here indefinitely.
The wheat crop bulletin just Issued
says the cold weather has not done
damage of any great consequence, and
that the reports from all parts of the
state are encouraging.
A w. Lawson, the base ball man, is
getting up league consisting of the
towns of Muncie, Anderson, Elwood,
Kokomo, Marion, Logansport, Alexan-
dria and possibly Richmond.
Mr.. j. W. John, of Huntington, ex-
treasurer of Huntington county, spent
sunday in the city the guest of Rev.
belong and family. lie returned to
his home this morning over the L. E 81
W.
Elder John l.. Smith, aged eighty
eight the oldest divine of the Metho-
dist denomination in the state, is alarm
iDgly Ill at his home at Valparaiso.
Hopes of recovery have been aban-
dOned.
John Blain and wife are in Benton
HarbOr. Mrs. Blain has been there at
tending her sick brother .in-law. Jether
johnson. The latter died last night
and Mr.. Blain was telegrsphed for this
morning.
Horse back riding has been much in
vogue since the heavy snow drifts of
yesterday and today Most travellers
find that a carriage or sleigh is imprac-
ticable. Many children rode to school
this morning on horse back.
Otto Stiles, who has been employed
in the stripping room at the Novelty
works, severed his connection there to-
day, and after visiting friends at Argos
for while, will 60 to Philadelphia
where he will accept a lucrative posi-
ton.
G. f. Tucker went to Chicago this
morning to make selection of leaf to-
baccO for his cigar trade. Mr.. Tucker
is very ambitious to meet the wishes of
the trade, hence his trip, as he considers
that personal selection is the best
policy.
DIR. Viets had an adventure yesterday
which was interesting but scarcely
pleasant. His carriage, to which he was
driving good team of horses, got stuck
in snow 1rift several milts out of
town. While endeavOring to strengthen
things around he broke the carriage