Marshall County independent., 1899-10-27

of the Sunday school along. Recl' a.
tions and song by the school at 10 q. m.
From Thursoay's Daily
Mike Shaughnessey returned yester-
day from Lima, Ohio.
Mrs. Will Rumsey, of Toledo, Ohio,
is visiting with her parents.
NJ Gignilliat and wife, of Culver,
were here today on business.
]. L. Y ost and wife, of Cassopolis,
Mich, are visiting F. W Boswolth and
wife.
The funerals of Thomas J and Re-
becra Apple were held at Inwo ID today
at o'clock p. m.
John C. Davis went to Flora yester-
day morning as delegate to the Epworth
League convention.
Sheriff Marshall left today for Los ans
port with Mrs. Lemuel Littleton who is
afflicted with eplleptic fits.
Peter Kleckner returned to his home
in ArapahOe, Neb. today after visit
with his stepfather, Geo. Gurthet.
Mrs. Oliver Wilson went to Misha-
waks tOdav. She has been living near
Tyner bur has moved to Mishawaka.
Miss Mary WiTeter accompanied her
mother to Indianapolis today to attend
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. George
| Lees
Mrs. ID. H. Bowles went to Mlshawa-
ka this morning where her daughter
Mrs. Leedy, is living at the point of
death.
Miss Mamie Hoham began teaching
in the kindergarten last Monday morn
ing. She took the position made vacant
by Miss Alice Place.
Miss Lizzie Boss, VIM. Walters, A
Stickley, DIR. and Mrs. T. J. How, Miss
Mary How and Joe Black came dowr
from Bremen last night to see Faust
Gene Rhodes has been improving
very much in the last few days. Ill,
was able to sit on the edge of the bet
yesterday by being held and can nov
move his lower limbs a short distance
Ed Weis left this morning for Sacre
mento, Cal. He is going in eearch of
more healthful climate and expects t
find work and stay there all winter. III
will stop off in Chicago until after mex
Sunday.
, Mrs j. G.. Butler and little son, Voh
went to Culver today to visit with Mrs
Buffers parents, James Mosher an
wife. This is the first time Vohl ha
left his home since he had his aDkl
sprained ten weeks ago.
, 1t developed at the meeting of tn
state librarians that New Hampshir
, provides fund of $1,000 annually an
Maine $4,000 for the purchase of ney
books and in addition pays for binding
etc. Indiana has only $1,000 year 70
this purpose.
; Miss Mamie SouthwOrth left yesteI
} day morning for Thorntown to atten
: the wedding of the daughter of Re,
Clearwater, Methodist minister, VIII
preached here several years ago. Sh
will also attend the Epworth Lesgu
convention at Flora.
r The Central Passenger association al
nounces Thanksgiving day rates O
: one aud one-third fares for the roun
! trip for distances not exceeding IL
miles. The selling dates will be NJ
vember 18th and Both, with retur
limit leaving destination December 10
! The Railroad Gazette reports l9
r railway accidents In this country
3 August, in which thirty-nine person
] were killed and 154 injured. OF th
: number killed thirty were employe
D four passengers aud five trespasser
v Of those injured ninety five were ell
t ployes, fOrty-three passengers and 81,
b teen trespassers.
:, The Winamsc Republican states the
D one of the township trustees in Pulaski
county has been extorting money froI
4 school teachers before ne would emplo
them. He finally became 80 bold in h
demands as to require them to pay owe
IN him ahout q third of thair aalaria