Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-07-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Wednesdays Dolly

Cily
John Shirley of Argos is in town to
day.
X. E. Freese has returned to South
Bend.
Mrs. VIM. Cav returned home thi,
morning.
Hairy Chester of Elkhart, was in towr
yesterday.
Miss Birdie Hoham returned to Chi
cago today.
Miss Rose Miller of Bremen returned
home today.
Forrest Pontius returned to Michigan
City today.
Miss Della Glazebrook returned tt
Knox today.
Miss Addie Oyler returned to Argos
this morning.
Stewart Lands of Rochester spent
yesterday here.
Curtis Wachter, of Bourbon, was
mere yesterday.
Jack Peters of Rochester is in Plym
outh on business.
Will II. We'll, of Bremen, returned
home this morning.
This morning Mrs. John Radicsn re-
turned to South Bend.
Mrs. Babcock, of Chicago, is the guest
of Mrs. w. NJ. Kendall.
Fred and Minnie Steinebach of Bour.
bon were here yesterday.
Miss Inez Jones, of Bourbon, is a
Plymouth visitor today.
Miss Maud Hand, of Culver, spent
the Fourth in this city.
Mrs. VIM. Gay returned to her home
la Bourbon this morning.
Brook Bowman and wife of Bremen
were in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Mary M. Miner of Kokomo re.
turned home this morning.
Marriage license: John Marcus Hess
and Emma Jane LOlmaugh.
Miss Nina Hutchings, of Chicago
spent the Fourth in this city.
Miss Ella Boggs and Clara Beckner OF
Argos returned home today.
Rob Reeve of Chicago is in the city
and will remain until tonight.
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H. A. Work, of Chicago, is the guest
of Jerry Blain for few days.
VIM. EVERY went to Logsnsport and
Lafayette On business today.
Frank Hendricks, of indianapolis
visited in Plymouth yesterday.
Lou Altman and Sam Rosenfield re.
turned to Marion this morning.
Eli Bechtel, of Columbia City, is in
our city few days on business.
Miss Georgia Mossmsn, of Marion, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. DR.. Knott.
Thos. Dunlap and sister Bell, of
Argos, are visiting Gene Marshall.
Bern and Herb Nussbaum and Chas
Ruhmsn have returned to Chicago.
Miss Meta Millice, of Mishawska, is
the guest of Mrs. VIM. McGlothlin.
The Misses Brown and Meredith of
South Bend were guests here yesterday
p. w. Keiser and family, of Warsaw,
were guests of relatives over the Fourth,
Andy Snyder and family, of Misha-
waks, visited in Plymouth yesterday
Mrs. G. Bofflnger, of Chicago, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. r. g. Kloepfer.
Kloepfer's store was the only store
which closed up at o'clock last night
Miss Malinds Huffman, OF Argos
visited Miss Anna Shoemaker here yes
terdsy.
Lew Altman, Willie Hampton and
Sam Rosenfield returned to Marion this
morning.
Messrs Waverton, Coil and IssnhOur
of South Bend, were guests in Plymouth
yesterday.
George Anderson went to Laporte to-
day, where he will visit his daughter
for a week.
Lucille Letter returned to Kewsnna
after being the guest of Neva Ellis for
a few days.
Mae Griffin, of Bourbon, was the
guest of Misses Jennie and May South.
worth yesterday.
John Baxter and Ed Baxter, and the
latter's wife, If st. Joseph, spent the
Fourth in Plymouth.
f, E. Stilson and family who have
been visiting Mrs. Fogle returned to
Milford this morning.
Miss Alice Schultz, of Culver, has re-
turned after visiting Miss Francis
Emerson, of this city.
May Humphrey returned to hel
home in Kendallville today after spend
ing the 4th in Plymouth.
Miss Eva Younkmsn, of Bremen, re-
turned home today after visiting Mis-,
Efiie Cheney of this city.
Herb Nussbsum, Bernard Nusbaum
Sigmund Mayer and Chas. Ruhman re
turned to Chicago today.
Senator Mcmillan, of Michigan, ar