Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-29
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
From Thursdays Daily

The 9Th Indiana Volunteers will hold
their annual reunion here Oct. 4 and 3.
The Freese- -Cleckner trial has been
begun at the Justices court but no con.
clusion has been reached.
Geo. Marbles new residence, when
completed, will be one of the prettiest
and most commodious residences in the
city.
We will have on display fine line of
pattern hats and bonnets Sept. 28 and
20. A cordial invitation to all the ladies.
2dlw Mrs. &. A. FRANCISCO.
The recent weather has been a stern
reminder of the fact that heating stoves
are commanding their old places in the
sitting rooms.
Mary Letter, of Kewsnns, who has
been visiting Mrs. 5. Ritchey, of Bour-
bon, passed through Plymouth today on
her way home.
George VInall and wife, Dr. Bowers
and wife, Mrs. Mike Espick, Mrs. L. J.
Espick and Mrs. Andrew Eckhart, ex-
pect to leave tonight for Ohio.
Mrs. Emma b. Manchester, of Oma-
ha, Neb, Supreme Guardian of the
Woodmen Circle, passed through this
city today on her way to Logsnsport.
A new law prohibiting burials with
out a permit will become effective on
October 1st. A fine of from SO to 800
is the penalty fixed for violation of the
law.
Miss Maud E. Metsker, who has been
spending the summer in Washington
ID. {. and Pennsylvania, will arrive in
Plymouth tomorrow evening, on her
way from the East to Delphi.
The Chicago city council passed
through here Tuesday afternoon at
80 over the Pennsylvania railroad in
a special car enroute to New York to
witness the Dewey celebration.
Mrs. j. w. Thomas is now in Dawson
City visiting her SOD, Frank L. Thomas,
who has been prospecting for gold in
that arctic region during the past two
years. She left Sksguay on september
10th, and reached Dawson on September
23rd.
The members of the Eastern Star
nf hrc MI
invitation to visit the Eastern Star
Chapter at South BEND on the evening
of October IL, the occasion being an
entertainment in honor of Mrs. Sarah
Z. Gardiner, Grand Mstron of the
state.
Five men were injured, two seriously,
by the explosion of keg of powder in
Cline Bros hardware store at Logans-
port yesterday. The three story brick
building was half consumed when the
fire reached the powder and the explos-
ion that followed finished the destruc-
ton. The loss is estimated at $4,000
with little insurance.
Plymouthites who so greatly admired
the fine ISwHs In Mishawaks during the
present summer are reminded now that
the residents in that thriving little city
have an incentive IN addition to ordi-
nary pride. A committee has just
awarded to eight property owners, their
share of a 500 purse given each year
by M. V. Beiger to those having the
prettiest lawns. This year the Lake
Shore company would have secured
first prize as It stood in the estimation
of the committee, but owing to the fact
that it was a corporation no award
could be made.
The prosecuting attorney at Marion
dismissed the cases against the faith
curists, William Johnson, George Achor
and Saran Achor, charged with invol-
untsry manslsughter for permitting
Mrs. johnson to die without medical
attendance except such as was admins
tered to her bv Mr.. and Mrs. Achor
The action was due to q lack of evil
dence to convict. The cases had at
trscted attention among faith curists
all over the country and several hun
dred dollars had been subscribed by the
believers of that faith to aid in defend
ing the accused.
A forty hours devotion will begin at
st. Michael's Catholic church tomorrow
morning, the opening service will com
mence at 9 o'clock with solemn high
mass. The devotion will continue for
three days, with service each day at 3
o'clock except Sunday which will be at
10 o'clock, and evening service at 7:30
o'clock. Rev. Father Leo G. z. p. s., Q
missionary will be present during the
entire devotion and will deliver q ser
mon at each of these services. There
will be several neighboring priests
present to assist with the services,
which will close Sunday evening.