Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-15
From Mondays Daily.

Gasoline for only 10 cents gallon at
Jacox's. d&wtf
Mrs. John Railsoack is still quite ill
with asthma.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Casper,
a girl, Sept. 10Th, 80.
Lot Losey is again in the city, having
visited week in Chicago.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Milroy
Schroeder girl, Sept. 8, go.
Miss Grace McColl has gone to Chi
cago to spend several weeks.
Miss Jennie Bigles, of Tyner, was in
town today on her way to South Bend.
n new aerOnaut has come to town.
ID. a. Anderson is Boosting of a 10 10.
son.
Mrs NJ. A Gray, of Cass county,
OAK, is visiting relatives in Marshall
county.
Mrs. VIM Mueller is in Chicago re-
ceiving medical attendance for one of
her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Rsisback re-
turned 70 Kewanna today after visiting
in this city.
Earl North returned to Wabash college
today where he will attend during the
coming year.
Miss Julia Mueller went to Chicago
yesterday where she expects to remain
permanently.
Just received two thousand gallons
of crOckery which will be sold very
cheap at Jacox's. d&wtf
Clayton Douth. w. Ii. Bsugher and
Fred Devering expect to take in the
street fair at Peru.
The biggest line of scratch books in
the city. Call aId see our school sup
plies. KING II DAVIS. 6d&w
Frank and Ralph Leonard have re-
turned from Talcott, Mich, where they
have spent several weeks.
Miss Erma Jolley has returned 20
GrovertOwn after being employed in
this city for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Gardener, of Concor-
dia, who has been visiting VIM. Jones
and family here, returned home today.
Mrs. f. X. La Dow, of Logansport,
returned home today having been the
guest or Mrs. +. f. Zigler near this
city.
Mrs. Mary E. Abbott and daughter,
Miss Minnie, who have been visiting
Frank Abbott, of this city returned
home today
Mrs. Liza Omen, Of Upton, Ohio,
and Mr. and Mrs Frank Liters, were
the guests of NJ. o. Slayter and family
over sunday.
Ed Neddo and Oscar Minsel, of South
| Bend, passed through here this morn
ing on their way to Peru, visiting friends
in the meantime.
A report circulated here today tells of
a wreck at Lakeville in which two men
were killed. One of their names is
said to be Crasher.
Miss May Humphrey, of Kendall
vile, and Margaret McNulty, of Fort
Wayne, arrived last night to trim in
Mrs. Moore's millinery store.
Geo Claybaugh, formerly of this city,
now of South Bend, was in town on
business today. Mr.. Claybaugh is now
the proprietor of a feed store.
Mrs. James DeLoney and daughter
DeldoTa have returned from Chicago.
Mr.. DeLoney made the trip over yester-
day and accompanied them home.
Mrs b. + Witwer and her son Ralph,
who have been the guests of J. b. Bun
mel and family, for some time, returned
to their home in Kalamazoo today.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Flossy Crawford and John III.
Pfender which will take place Sunday,
Sept 18th, at the home of the bride.
The prohibition meeting at James
Cunninghsm's Saturday was we'll at
tended. Miss May Cunningham en-.
tertained with instrumental music.
Walter White has resigned his posi-
ton with the Evening News and gone
to Dixon, ILL.,, where he has secured
work in the office of the Dixon Sun
Three counties i'm the state have no
railroads Brown, Ohio and Switzerland
but the people of Brown county ex-
pect to get out of the woods this year.
q. ii. Henry, wife and children-Ed-
die, Morris and Edith-who have been
visiting Mrs. Geo. Gerard, of Culver,
were in town today on their way back
home
TO1ays Inter Ocean contains tele-
gram from Plymouth stating that the
sheep in Marshall county are dying
rapidly from poisonous plant which
has mlraculously sprung up in the pas
lures. At the end of the article the