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

maiden name of maria Loveless IS
Maria loves less than she used to and
that Is shy she brings action.
VIM. O'Keefe has returned from
past two weeks. He owns a ssw-mill
in that state.
The student class held in connection
with the Mozart club is increasing to re.
msrkable numbers. Special music is
now used by them.
Mrs. George Gerard and son Lloyd
from the west, passed through here to-
day on their way to Culver Mrs.
Gerard is well known in this city.
+. j. Kline, north of Linkville, has
been indispOse0 for six weeks, but is
now on the road to recovery. He was
in Plymouth to see his doctor today.
Emanuel Price bruised his cheek
bone seriously yesterday while chopping
wood. He has the injured part covered
with bandages but it will be slow to
heal.
A five year old son of Justin Smith,
of Elkhart, wss badly scalded on the
legs and died as the result of heart fail
ure following the not necessarily fatal
injuries.
Maple Syrup flows freer than it has
for years before. 1t generally requires
forty gallons of sap to produce one gal
lon of syrup. This year from twenty
five TO thirty gallons of sap will pro
duce gallon of syrup.
Miss Mary Brown entertained a
crowd of her young lady and gentle
men friends at her home last evening.
A delightful program for social past
time was followed of which lunch and
refreshments was an interesting num-
Der.
Tile have been hauled for the town
ship ditch on our northwest city limits
TIE ditch will be of great value to the
farmers and residents along its path for
much land will be drained which pre-.
vious to its sinking were practically
under water three months out of the
year.
Indianapolis roller skaters are prepar-
ing to renew the craze on bigger scale
than ever, using the asphalt street
pavements as surface. Past expert
ence has shown its excellence, and the
craze has firm foothold already at the
state capital. School children are par
ticularly affected.
At the German Evangelical confer
ence held at Rochester, Ind, last week,
Rev. w. G.. Breckley, of Indianapolis,
was appointed to the Bremen charge.
Rev. Breckley is very popular minis
ter at Indianapolis and the Bremen con-
gregation is to be congratulated on OBJ
tanning his appointment,
The Chsmplin school-house debating
society held an interesting session last
evening. The question under dis
cussion was, "Resolved that the pen is
mightier than the sword" At the next
meeting this question will be handled:
Resolved that liar is a greater curse
to community than thief"
During the encampment at Philadel-
phia next summer. the railways running
into that city will sell to the soldiers
tickets TO any of the neighboring cities
and points of interest at very low rates
This practice was inauglrated at the
Cincinnati encampment and has proven
very popular with the old soldiers and
very remunerative to the railway.
Wesley Albert returned to his home
southeast of Bremen, last week, from a
two weeks prospecting tour through
southeastern Texas. He brought home
with him leaves from peach and pear
trees, says oats are two or three inches
high, corn planted, fruit trees in bloom
aud everything as lovely as May in In
diana. Mr. Albert is we'll pleased with
the country, but he says there are some
chills aid fever. He says good land can
be bought for from So to 81 per acre.
BY taking an accurate count of the dis
lance, he says it is 1859 miles