Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-29

| InulHnapOllS luis morning TO make {
settlement with the state treasurer.
The Ladies of the Maccabees held d
social last evening in their knight
hall. The evening of Christmas was
made so enjoyable that it will not soor
be forgotten by any of those present.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cook, of South Bend, has
been visiting Mrs. Caroline TIbbetts
for some time. Saturday they went to
South Bend where their respective
capacities of guest and hostess will be
alternate.
A. j. Berry, of Mishswaka, passed
through here today on his return home
He had been called to Argos by an an.
nouncement of the death of his mother
Mrs. Julia A. Berry, whose funeral was
held last Saturday.
The entertainment at the Jacoby
church, Sunday evening, was very iD-
teresting and proved to be a sure sue
cess. The house was filled with eager
listeners, although the weather was
very disagreeable.
Mr. Robert II. Head, of Chicago,
formerly of this place, and Miss Eta L..
Harbert, of Wslkerton, were united in
marriage at the home of the groom s
parents, by Rev. w. E. Mckenzie, yes
terday afternoon. They will live in
Chicago.
A Laporte county farmer went against
the fellows with broad checked
pants at Laporte and when be woke uo
he was short SO and his gold watch.
He saved $50 by leaving it with the
liveryman before be took a pleasure
drive.
The historic Warwick farm, in War
wick township, Chester county, Pa, was
recently sold for $4,000. On this farm
the old Warwick furnace, built in 1870,
was located. Cannon used by the revo-
lutlonary patriots were cast at this
funace.
Archie Wilcox, Jesse Gilmore and
Robert Reeve came down from Chicago
Saturday evening and once more en-
Joyed the company of their parents and
friends. Archie and Jesse returned to
their work last evening. but Rob will
spend little more time at home.
Mrs. 5. A. Wilson, of Bourbon, who
has been the guest of Milton E. Ben
nett and family returned to her home
this morning. She was accompanied
by Mr.. BENEFITS children and sister,
Mrs. j. III Hess, of Argos, who will
visit Mrs. E. Bennett for few DAYS.
Married on Christmas morning at the
home OF the brides parents, Rev. Hart
man officiating, Mr.. Geo. Edwards, of |
south Haven, Mich, and Miss Ella
Widroudt, of Plymouth. The couple
eft for their future home in Michigan
where the groom is engaged in the bak.
Try business.
A. w. Bates and family, of Warsaw.
AVE been the guests of Mrs. Bates
PARENTS at InwoOd for the past few
avs. Mr.. Bates left today for South
Send and he hopes that when be passes
trough here on his return home that
etter care will be taken of him than
1as taken last winter. 1t will be re-
rendered that last winter while he
7ss passing through here he was run
yer by one of our hacks. {
John Walter Pritchett, of Marion.
nd Miss Oda May McDuffie we're mar
ed at the home of the brides parents
North Walnut street saturday after
DON at D p. N. There were present be-
des the relatives Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. I
elmer and Miss Ora Vinall. The
)ung couple remained here over Sun {
BY and left yesterday morning for b
-arlon where home has already been o
repaired by the groom for their COM
g. h
The annual feast, which takes plaza f
'ery Xmas day, at the home of John Il
,coby, east of Plymouth, was well en-
yed this year. The dinner prepared =,
Mrs. Jacoby was greatly reiIshed- y
rkey, chicken and all the dainties and >,
'stries imaginable beiog on the table .,
be eaten. Those present were MIR. :,
lcoby's children, grandchildren and 8.
any other invited guests. The in >,
ease in the family over last Xmas ~
AS three-two grandsons-in-law and
e grandson.
Last evening crowd of Miss Hulds
rombeck's young friends gathered at =;
r home in South Plymouth and gave -
Christmas surprise party. The :
ening was enjoysbly spent and var. "
Is smusemeats contributed their o.
are to the enjoyment. CIDch and -
list were introduced after the COM II
ny had spent their energy in the pur. =,
{ of Jollier ana less formal games. ~
appropriate Christmas dessert added =,
World of pleasure to the already. ~
asurabe occasion. The affair will
soon be forgotten by any one pres %
!. no