Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-28
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
lobe Fish, of Burr Oak, is movlpI
his family to Plymouth.
Miss Mae Brugh, of Lspaz, is tn
guest of Mrs. Sol Jacoby.
Wanted girl for general house
work. Inquire at this office. WITT
The Self Culture club has postponed
its meeting until another date.
Mrs. Julia E. Work received girl a
the Orphans Home from Lake count!
today.
Ii. B. Reeves, who went to st. Jo-
seph recently is reported slightly better
in health.
Henry Grocsrman left for Colon
Mich, this morning to attend the Sun
dsy-school convention.
This is the last week to take advant-
age of the 700 exemption law in the
payment of taxes on mortgages.
Be. Southwortb, Mrs. Aspinsll and
Mrs. Wink went to Fl. Wayne last eve
ming to attend the Eastern Star meet
ing.
A wreck occurred on the b. Il o. last
night, one mile east of Bremen and
they are running their trains through
here today.
The Rathbone Sisters have perfected
their arrangements for an entertain
ment to be given at the opera house
May 5. 1899.
The clerk has received the consign-
ments OF the acts of the late legisla
ture and is holding them for those en-
titled to them.
The Northern Indiana and Southern
Michigan Homeopathic Association
are holding its 10Th semi annual meet
ing today, at the Century club room:
at Elkhart.
A deputy fish commissioner is said tt
be in this part of the state looking vi
evidence against parties who have VIC
lated and are now violating the fish Law
of the state.
The examining board was in session
today and examined the following ole
soldiers: VIM. F. Craig and Gustav
Altner, of Plymouth, and Valentino
BerOft, of Atwood.
A mortgage for $4,000 against th'
North Manchester fair grounds hal
been foreclosed, thus ending the tri-
county fairs which few years sgt
were very successful.
Preliminary arrangements are being
made for a large Fourth of July cele-
bration. 1t is expected to haye the
18th Indiana regimental reunion here
the Bird and 4th of July.
In Marshall county there are ter
townships. Under the new law there
will be an advisory board of three mem
bers to each township. Judge Capron
will have the appointment of these
boards at the next term of court. The
township board will give place to thirty
citizens.
Herman Seiferth of Culver was in
our city today. He has but lately re-
ceived an honorable discharge from the
army showing that he was present at
three important battles in the late war
and was also present at the siege and
surrender of Santiago. He acted in
the capacity of artist scout.
The case relating to the ownership of
steer and which was tried in the
KOsciusko circuit court on change of
venue from MARSHALL county last week,
is no nearer q solution than when the
litigation commenced in our adjoining
county. The jury was out for long
time and finally brought in verdict
that it could not agree. In court costs
alone, exclusive of the attorneys fees,
the amount exceeds S300.-WarSaw
Times.
w. T. Linn and j. f. Duckworth
are in the city making arrangements to
open an office for the Indiana Life
Assurance Co. They are accompanied
by the district manager Charles III. Nc
Bride, of Elkhsrt. The Indiana Life
Assurance Co., while comparatively a
new company, is yet very strong COM
pany financially. Plymouth is repre-
sented with three stockholders, viz;
Samuel Parker. ID. E. Snyder and DIR.
Knott. Messrs. Linn and Duckworth
were formerly residents of CrawfOrds :
vile and come we'll recommended. Mr..
Mcbride was a Sergeant in Company L,
l57 Ind. Vol. in the late war.
From Thursdays Daily
Gene WickiZer has sick child in his