Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-09

brother, Dick Walker, of Argos, ate
dinner with him in cOmmemorstion of
the event.
There are l59 dem ocratic papers pub.
lished in Indiana against POP republi-
can sheets.
f. :. higgins went TO Valparaiso to-
day where he will attend the next term
at Normal.
Joseph Purkey and wife have return
ed TO Goshen. They visited friends in
this city last week.
Mrs. B. f. Rider, Mrs. j. " Ashley,
! Geo. Protsman ami others went TO Lar
will this morning.
The ball game between Bremen and
Mention yesterday was a "cinch" for
Bremen. The score stood &c to2.
Miss Bertha Daniel returned to her
home in Pierceton today, having visited
Cord Miller and family in this city.
Ben Solomon is rapidly repairing and
enlarging the Pretty Lake hotel and ex
poets to De ready for visitors by next
Sunday.
Send to Mrs. DeVols millinery and
dressmakiDg psrlors for all styles of
new French patterns. Call and try on
the new collars and jackets. If DIV
1t is reported upon good authority
that new train will be put on the l..
f. Il w to start here every morning at
six o'clock for Indianapolis.
Yesterday the funeral of Ruth, the
eleven weeks old infant of Palmer Ten
ny, took place at the house. Rev De-
Long Ofliciated. Quite crowd of rela-
tives and friends were present to con-
dole the ebresved parents.
Dr. r. r. Stevens left this morning
for Columbus, Ohio, where he will at
tend the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Medical association. Mrs. DR..
Bowers accompanied him. DIR. Stevens
went as special delegate from this
county.
+. Tascher has been engaged to dec
crate the inner walls of the Pretty
Lake hotel. He will turn his brush
principally to landscapes and other
natural scenery. When the work is
completed, the hotel will be one of the
main attractions for visitors and tour
lists.
This afternoon the following parties
left for Oregon where they intend to
remain for some time and perhaps set
tie for an indefinite period: Clinton
and Bert CRUDE and their sister Dora,
viii Nichols and Eyeritt Clifton. On
their way out they will spend several
weeks in Montana.
A big blaze was Occasioned Saturday
night near Tyner by j. NJ. Schroeder g
barn which burned to the ground. No
cattle or horses persisted, but the actual
loss was considerable. The neighbors
turned out with evident readiness to do
all in their power, but their power in
this case was limited 10 minimum
The committee in charge of the re-
union to be held here July and 4 have
heard from nearly one third of the sol
diers to whom they have sent invita-
tions and "a per cent have expressed
their intentions of being present. If this
keeps up, there will be over 200 SOL
diers here on those days.
An exchange tells this one: She was
a very smart girl indeed, and she sat in
the corner with her lover, and with her
tiny niece upon her knee. The folding
doors were open. and all at once the Wis
itors in the adjoining room heard a
child's piping voice exclaim: kiss me
too, Aunt Gertie." "Msudie, darling"
came the reply, as quick as thunder af
ter tightening, "you should say, kiss
me twice Kiss me too, is not gram
mar"
A couple Hartford City men perpe-
trsted mean joke OF a &c ctOr in that
city. They invited him to game feast
consisting of young rabbits and SPUR
rels. The doctor is very fond of SPUR
rel and he ate plentifully until he dis
covered cats head in the stew His
appetite for squirrel immediately de.
serted him and his stomach began re-
Voting. He could taste stewed cat the
next morning and his stomach, he said
seemed to have a craving for mice.