Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-08-18

women and children; Is for cruelty to
animals; ii for boys and o rls being I'M
rnly IL to clean up fish; aHd Is neigh
horhood quarrels queIled.
Miss Mabel Reeve is spending several
DAYS at the Lake of the Woods with
Chas. Clough and wife aud Fred Botset
and wife.
Miss Grace Montgomery will leave
for indianapolis tomorrow and spend
the day with her parents who expect to
depart soon for Honduras.
The storm passed over Plymouth last
night without doing any damage. The
rain will help out the crops materially
in the surrounding country.
In party which viii leave next week
for PetosFey. Mich, will be found Mrs.
h. X Brooke, Frank Brooke, Misses
Maggie Steckman and Alice klinger.
Miss Mary Southworth went to Ken
dallvIle today From thence she will
60 to Rome City where she will join a
camping party for two weeks outing.
The frog pond on the commons south
of the pickle factory is in state of rot.
The fulsome fumes which it constantly
throws off are enough 10 cause plague.
Miss Emma Gallagher left today for
It. Louis, Mo. There she will join her
brother John for trip up the Mississ-
ippi to st. Paul. She Will be gone about
a week.
About Tuesday the housekeeping in
the Washington and Webster school
buildings will be finished. Men have
been engaged steadily at the work since
last spring.
TIE doctors will have 10 amputate
the toes of John Bahr on whose foot,
unfortunately, heavy iron rail fell
while he was In the act of unloading a
car sew raj weeks ago.
The heavy train of luggage which
preceded the train of marines this
afternoon, gave one an idea of the ex-
pense to which the government is put
even to provide for $50 men.
A report that Mrs. jeff Cupp of South
Bend died recently is purest fiction
| Her relatives here inform us that she
has been quite i'll but her condition IN
no instance was considered critical
Mrs. Alex. Tsggart of Indianapolis
Mrs. Odell of Washington, ID. c., Mrs
j. G. Bell of Forest City, Ark, were in
Plymouth yesterday. They are now al
Maxenkuckee where they will remain
for several days.
Last evening dog bit G. Mickey OF
the calf of his leg. He WAS passing
along the street in front of NJ Pesh's
property when the dog made the at
tack. The wound, though painful, ii
not thought 20 be serious.
Joe Durbin met with an accident
while working on the streets of South
Bend yesterday. a wagon loaded heav
lily with brick ran over his left fOO'
smashing the toes. He returned &c
Plymouth last evening and will remain
until the injured member is healed
Mrs. j. Brittenham entertained the
following young ladies last evening il
honor of her neice Miss Florence John
son of haywood, ILL.,: Luclair Jones
Orpha Smith, Daisy Hsuk, May Gun
ningham, Grace Estes, Hulda Ruge
Grace Meek. Refreshments were served
and very pleasant time was enjoyed by
all present.
Yesterday Matt BottOrff was pros
trated by a sun stroke. He was work.
ing on the roof of new house being
built on the Packard farm and had nc
warning of the impending accident
His brother wOrkmen took him in
hands Immediately and revived him
without a great deal of trouble. it il
thought he will be able to work again
in few Gsys
This afternoon a train load of ma
zines passed through here on the Penn
sylvania road. They had been re-
cruited on the eastern coast, many OF
them being taken from Boston, New
York and Long Island. AS has Away:
been the case with every body of militia
which has passed through here, they
were a hardy, jolly set, fit to man the
best war vessel that ever plowed the
deep. Their destination was San Fran
cisco.
Chas. LaBrash and Art Wrightsmar
had terrific battle with a rattlesnakt
which they encountered on the road be
tween here and Pretty lake yesterday
afternoon. When at last the reptile
lay dead al their feet both boys were
exhausted and decidedly nervous. La
Brash pulled out tape line which hi
happened to have with him and took
the dimensions of the slim, quiverinl
carcass. 1t measured about five feet il
length and was over six inches around
in the biggest part. Ten rattles wer,
counted.
From Mondays Daily.
Mrs. Samuel Shapes is reported quit,