Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Wednesdays Daily


The treasurer has completed his re-
turns to the auditor.
Earl and Clarence Corbaley left for
Chicago this morning.
Miss Bessie Herin, of Warsaw, visit
ed in Plymouth yesterday.
George Fl. Thayer, Jr, is confined at
his home with d slight illness.
Master Harold Oglesbee is suffering
acutely from felon on his finger.
o. O. Agler and wife have returned
to Chicago after An extended visit here.
Maggie and Dora FOuts left yester-
day for Cleveland, 0 to remain indetn
ltely.
Put your shoulder to the wheel and
help the Fourth of July celebration
along
Miss Nell Reeve left for Chicago this
morning where she will visit her brother
Will and others.
Mrs. Daisy Schilt and daughter Helen
who have been visiting at Elkhart, re-
turned home last evening.
Miss Myrtle Curtis, of South Bend,
visited friends in Plymouth today on
her way home from Argos.
Jacob III. Hess is now located per-
manently at Argos having finished up
his work as deputy assessor today.
Messrs. Down and Shores and Misses
Jennie Pascal and Silver Groves, of
Rochester, were in the city yesterday.
Dr. Wilson and John Hay will go to
indianapolis this evening to attend the
State Medical society on tomorrow and
next day
John Rowell of Company NJ came
down from South Bend this morning.
He took the train for Donaldson this
afternoon.
VIM. Lloyd, of the Soldiers home at
Marion is visiting in Plymouth. For
many years Mr. Lloyd was a resident of
Marshall county.
Mrs. Harry Brooke arrived today from
Culver and will visit in the city with
DIR. Brooke and family before returning
to her home in Chicago.
The pension examining board met
this afternoon in DIR Wilson's office
VIM. NJ. Davis of Bremen and John
Shalmer were before them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mitchell, who have
been visiting her mother and brothers
comprising the Sponsler family of thus
city, returned home today.
The official announcement of the
county advisory board will not be made
until Friday or Saturday. Judge Capron
is at Msxenkuckee at present.
The Mrs. Henry Bremen ST.. and Jr
returned 10 Davenport, Iowa, today al
ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Porter
and other relatives In this city.
Adjt General Gore, of Indianapolis,
Ids signitied his intention of being
present at the reunit n of the 18TH reg
lment on the 3rd and 4th of July.
Those who took part in the gypsie
scene last night posed again at the
close of the entertainment for a flash
light picture which Mr.. Rotzlen took.
Chss. Rosenbury expects soon to be
gin new house on his property on
North Walnut street. He will move
his present house to make room for it..
f. M. NcCsrty and daughter Vida,
who have been the guests of Mrs. Caro-
line Brumbaugh and family near Plym.
outh, returned to Chicago this after
noon.
A rOusing meeting was held at the
Wesleyan church last evening. Rev.
Tice preached with considerable vim.
The congregation was elevated to a
high point of enthusiasm.
ALT Lowery is visiting old comrads in
this city, having just arrived from the
Soldiers home In Kansas. He enlisted
with other Marshall county boys, at the
breaking out of the Civil War
Last evening the train from ne west
on the Pennsylvania struck man near
Bourbon. 1t seems that the individual
was inebriated and was in a stupor at
the time of the accident. He still
lives.
The Attorney General says that the
reform laws do not repeal the law of
1885 requiring township trustees to pub
lish their reports to the board of com
missioners july 81, as usual and then
have the reports published in full.
DePew, the great New York orator,
has about reached the conclusion that
a classical education is not so essential
To success in life after all; but it is Oh
sentIal that every man should know
how to do one thing and do it well.
The Reed band in their debu' Jester
day agreestly surprised those who had
not looked for anything extraordinary
from the boys. We have heard no uD-
friendly criticism and that much ia
worth more than fifty compliments.
Some one who has been surprised at
the character and extent of our home
talent, suggests that a lady minstrel