Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-04

ane editor remarks that "there is an in
TINA relationship between marriage
and the markets..
1t is estimated that 1913, 100000 acres
of land throughout the world are de-
voted to the cultivation of wheat.
Nearly every merchant in Noblesville
has kissing bug display in his window
and local paper says there are no two
alike.
Mrs. Crumley and Mrs. Morris, of
Culver, were in the city few hours
this morning on their way to Warsaw
to visit Mrs. Miller who is very sick.
James Reed, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Reed, died at Elk
hart Yesterday. The remains were
brought to Plymouth this morning for
burial.
The Jewish congregation of ShsriS
Israel, at Goshen, will build a beauti-
full new synagogue on South Third
street. The congregation there is large
and wealthy.
Roy Riley of Chicago is expected to-
morrow to make an extended visit with
friends. Mr.. Riley was one of the cor
respondents for the associated press In
Cuba, during the late war.
The ten-year -old boy of Chas. Hiss
was badly hurt this morning. His head
was run over by wagon load of oats,
tracturing his skull He was brought
to Drs. Bower Il Stephens office where
his wound was dressed.
1t has been estimated that 100000
sheep have died in New South Wales
because of the drouth this year. The
number of sheep in that colony is 12,-
100000 less than ten years ago. Other
equally disastrous experiences.
Up to July the treasurer of Van
Buren, county, Michigan, has paid
bounty in six months for the destruc-
ton of 1907 spsrrows. 1t is figured
that at this rate the sparrow bounty
each year costs Mich gan $4,000. Many
of the birds were killed in Indiana.
Jacob Feiden and Miss Bertha Wahl
were married by Rev. a. Wilder at the
parsonage in this city at $50 o'clock on
last Thursday evening. The contract
ing parties are both well known young
people of Bremen. They have com
menced house keeping in the Mensel
property on east Bike et.-Bremen
Enquirer.
An irrepressible female is canvassing
our neighboring cities selling pants
buttons. She snaps one of her buttons
on the pants of married man and he is
then compelled to buy box in order to
explain to his wife where he got it. In
some instances she will clip off two OF
three buttons and the victim is then
holding up his pants.
In regard to the Chicago drainage
canal the Rochester Union and adver
tiser says: Theoretically the scientific
men make out that the water will be all
right when it reaches st. Louis: but
nevertheless st. Louis will always have
an uncomfortable feeling about drink
ing water that has carried in solution
the sewage of great city like Chicago
Scientific men have little to say on the
subject as yet. They will know about
it after actual tests, and st. Louis
people say they will defend their rights
in the case to the utmost
A case regarding the ownership of 6
steec, between James G.. Moore anC
Marion Judy, of this vicinity, which
has been tried in a Justices court al
plymouth, and in the circuit court a.
Warsaw, is to have a final hearing OF
next Tuesday. This time it will be {
church trial, and will be given hearing
in the Dunkard church, two mile'
southeast of Bremen. A jury com
posed of seven members of the church
will render the decision. Two attorney
will be present to examine the witnesses
while one of the Elders of the church
will preside as the Judge. The tria
will be commenced early in the morn
ing and promises to continue until lat
in the evening.