Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-09
LOCAL BREViTIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.


Chss. Nynsrt is still quite ILL.,
Many of the farmers have finished
shearing their sheep.
Yesterday, girl baby was born to
Mrs. Chauncey Mead.
The commissioners granted eight
LIQUOR licenses yesterday.
Miss Edith Reid has regained her old
position with W. W. Hill 4 Son.
We have a special fertilizer for
cucumbers. Forbes Seed Store. 2tw
The top of Walter l.. Mains circus
tent blew off at South Bend Saturday
The front of Ruge's cigar store and
Young's barber shop is being reprinted
Ray Tanner is again In the city. He
attended Perdue University last term &.
Albert Hume has arrived from Pur-
due after a successful year of Students
life.
Now is the time to plant sugar beet
and mangeI wurzels. Seed at j. A.
Forbes. zsw
John Lewis was elected County Sup
erintendent at Wabash on the 61st
ballot.
Emma Brundridge left for South
Bend today, where the family have
moved
A mother of IA children down at
Msrtinsvile wants a divorce and Slo,-
900 alimony
VIM. Glen, of South Bend, was re
elected County Superintendent OF 81.
Joseph county.
Save your young chix with prompt
application of Sure House Killer at
Forbes Seed Store 2tw
Prof. Hughsrt of Valparaiso, was re
elected county superintendent of POr-
ter county yesterday.
Miss Eva Mum went to Valparaiso
yesterday where she will attend school
during the next term.
Ed Haag is visiting his father, Jacob
Hasg, of North Plymouth. He will re
main here for some time.
George E. Butcher, democrat, of
Grovertown, was elected County Sup
erintendent of Starke county.
Goshen poultry fanciers are already
arranging for big ~ and fat
stock show the first wee. Ut 1900.
Roscoe Dsum has gone to Warsaw,
where he has secured a position as
clerk in one of the dry goods stores.
Lew Suit and family came over from
Lsporte Sunday and are still in the
city. Master Ray, the son, is quite ill =.
Judge Biggs, of Warsaw, sat on the
bench at the court house this afternoon
and listened TO the Rochester court
house case.
Rev. w. W. Raymond left for Indian
spolis this morning where he will at
tend the Sind annual convention of the
diocese of Indiana.
Plymouth will have a big circns this
month. WalIace's advance men were
in town today and made arrangements
for an exhibition on the 23d.
Last night, just before the storm,
from certain points of view, a mirage
of the down town portion OF our city
was clearly visible in the north.
June 9th the clerk issued two mar
riage licenses: one to David rroup and
Mary Flummer, and the other TO
Michael Jeffries and Lizzie e. Keller.
DIR. L. V. Smith, veterinary surgeon,
who took degrees in his profession at
Glasgow, Scotland, and Paris,
France, may be found on Saturdays at
Bakers livery barn. 2tw
The North Manchester Leader says
that sit is asserted that there will not
be bushel of wheat harvested in Wa
bash county this year What little
wheat survived the winter has been
laid waste by the Hessian fly"
The republican trustees over at Col
umbis City we're in the majority but
present republican County Superinten
dent was defeated. There was tie
vote on him and Mr.. Tspy and the
auditor decided IN favor of Tspy.