Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-14
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
l. NJ. Wickizesr and wife have re-
Gently had son added to their family
Noah Leas is cunning saws on ouI
streets. His work seems &c be very in
genious.
James Marshall has gone to Chicago
and will probably locate there per
manently.
Last Monday morning Robert
Brundridge's wife presented him with
fine son.
Jacob Kelver has been given up by
the doctors and is expected to die at
any moment.
The plaintiff in the case brought here
from Columbia City has filed a motion
for a new trial.
Farmers, get your saws gummed by
Leas on the street Only 40 cents for
six foot saw. ltw
The Northern Indiana Editorial Asso-
citation will hold its annual session at
Muncie in June.
Perry Bevier, of South Bend, is in
Lspsz recognizing the council of the
knights and Ladies of Columbia.
Mrs. w. j. Bsymsn was called to
Elkhart today on account of the death
of her nephew, Adrian Crawford.
S. E. Reeves Is again able to be at his
place of business. He had been sick
with touch of lung fever for the past
week.
That new paper scheme at Indlanap.
oils has petered out. 1t called for too
much money and was too risky an I'M
dertaking.
The Chicago common council has
been organized on non partisan basis
and the bOodlers of both parties have
been relegated to the rear.
Treasurer Wink has an important dis
play notice to taxpayers in this paper
Read it and go and pay your taxes. It's
your own fault if they 60 delinquent.
The wheat crop is by no means
promising. Most of the farmers are
inclined 10 be respondent. However,
the fine weather signalizes luxuriant
garden crop.
The pension examining board met In
DIR. Wilson's office today. Among the
old soldiers whom they examined were
Levi Lozier of Etna Green and VIM.
Morical of TippecaDoe.
A committe met here yesterday TO
confer regarding the new electric rail-
way to run through Plymouth, Argos,
Maxenkuckee, etc. Joseph Swindel
was appointed one of the directors.
During the past few months the
Novelty has cleared over $4,000 of
their indebtedness. This speaks re-
markedly we'll fer them, and may be re-
ceived as signal of prosperity for
Marshall county.
The Episcopal vestrymen met in ID.
+. Snyder's office last evening. Among
other actions they appointed a delega-
ton to represent this parish at Michi-
gan City and assist in the organizing
of the new diocese.
Miss Eva Tyrrell, of Bourbon, left
yesterday afternoon for Toledo, where
she will attend the wedding of DIR.
Lawrence GrOsh and Miss Mary Richie.
The wedding will take place this eve
ming at The home of the brides parents.
Lewis Weeker and Emma Anders, q
young couple who are we'll known in
this city, are to be married at South
Bend this evening. w. X. Harris and
Fred Zimmerman and family, of this
city expect to be present at the we'd
ding.
III. Schultheis has moved into his new
meat store in the Kendall block. The
furnishings, including the large refrig-
orator, are of antique oak relieved by
magnificent hand carving. The locs-
tion is perfect and altogether the store
is one of the handsomest we know of.
DIR. G. III. Metsker of the Indiana
dental college, with Dr. G. G. DUR,
dentist, will visit Lapsz at hotel Tues
day, April IL, and every Tuesday there
after. Will visit Culver, at Lakeside
hotel, on Wednesday, April 10, and every
Wednesday thereafter. Call if you need
dentistry. wit
The Indiana Novelty Mfg. company
have received an order for 10000 mud
guards to be delivered at some point in
| Europe probably London. The Nov