Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

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Wanted-A girl for Homework. Call
stJ.R Losey's store, Plymouth. 1tw
Mrs. Nathan Boyer and family have
gone to South Bend to reside perman-
emily.
A license for marriage was Issued
Yesterday to E. A. Vsncurep and Gail
5. Swoverland.
Raw Tanner returned from Chicago
last night and will soon leave for Per
due University.
George Bollinger has quit work at
the Gem cigar store and expects to
move south shortly.
Rev. Thornberry is at Rolling Prairie
where he was called to preach the
funeral of little child.
A few good young bulls and some ex-
ira good Poland China pigs, both sexes
for sale. G.. L. MATTINGLY. wi
Mrs. B. ]. Carney, of Grinnell, Iowa,
who has been visiting Mrs. Julia f.
Work, returned home today.
The Novelty put on force of work
men yesterday and will probably run
without interim from now on.
Mrs. George H. rhayer and family
have returned from summers outing
in Vermont and other eastern states.
Mrs. Marx Fryman is visiting her
mother, Mrs. John Zehner, at Argos.
The latter is reported to be quite i'll.
Mrs. Margaret Slider goes to Knox
next week where she will remain and
keep house for her son Francis Slider.
Remember that our apple butter jars,
10, 10 and 20 gallon jars, are for sale
very cheap at the When grocery on La
porte street 2w
Mrs. ). G. Mathewson went to Goshen
today where she will attend family
reunion held in honor of her mother,
who is eighty years old.
The people would like for Alderman
Leonard to explain what he means by
"boys play" 1t seems that he tried
little "boys play" himself.
Miller q Smith have finished we'll
for Hiram Schafer and another for Mr..
DeMoss. If you have any work in the
pump line let them know about it. 1w
Don't miss US Our apple butter jars,
milk crooks and jugs, holding 10, II, Is
and 20 gallons. are fol sale cheap at the
When grocery on Lapcrte street. 2tw
Liberty Cross has purchased horse
from parties in South Bend. The ami
NAL, so Liberty confidently afiirms,
makes a mile in 2:15. 1t is one of the
best horses IN town.
The court house officials were an
noyed this morning by swarm of bees
which made the air black In front of
the doors aud windC VS.. Evidently the
insects had escaped from their hive and
were hunting Lew home.
The affair given at Hills hall last
night was one Of the most delightful of
the season. The crowd was select, con-
genial and jovial. John Capron and
Miss Lions furnished the music and the
rest of the company danced.
Among the divnes leaving here this
morning for the u. b. conference at
Bourbon were Rev. Lambert, Rev. Sny-
der, Rev. c. V Null, of Walkerton and
Rev. belong. They will receive their
appointments either Saturday or sun
day.
Mr.. Simons authorizes the Indepen-
dent to state that as soon as he can get
his new machinery placed, he will com
mence furnishing lncandescent light
ing all night. He expects to have his
new machinery placed within two or
three weeks.
John {. Eller, formerly of West town
ship, is visiting at Donaldson and other
points in this county Mr.. Eller is a
soldier in the L. s. army and is at pres
ent located at Fort Reno, Indian Ter
rit0ry. He has not visited Marshall
county for fifteen years.
Mr.. Simons lights the city all night
for $40 per arc light. This is two dol
lars less than the proposition of the
Famous company. The price to be
charged for incandescent lighting by
Mr.. Simons is the same as the PROPOSE
ton of the Famous company, 80 cents
per month.
Dan1 Without is resigned to three or
four months CONTINENT before he will
be able to step by use of the leg which
was broken yesterday. The physician
pronounces 1t serious because of the
location of the injury in the femur. At
Mr.. Wiltrouts age such injuries heal
slowly.
Warden Harley has abolished the
lockstep, In which fashion the prison
ers have been NJ ade to march for many
years and since last Sunday the cOnvicts
have been marching two abreast when
passing about the prison in squads.
The reason for the change is that the
lockstep has always left its mark on the
men after being releaved and an ex-
convict could be sp0tted by the peculiar
gait.