Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-22


Theodore Sherman left Tor Lima,
Ind, today where he will attend the
Howe military school during the winter.
This is the season for hazel nuts.
The woods are full of them and the
BOYS are taking advantage of the plenti-
full crop.
DR.. H. y. Deeds, dentist, is located
over the corner hardware store, at the
corner of Michigan and Laporte streets
Plymouth, Ind. WITT
There will be no more sunday eXcurs-
ions TO Culver on the Vandalis, but the
excursions to South Bend will continue
until further notice.
Stark county is Boosting of a big
cranberry crop. 1t is kind providence
which guards cranberry marsh from
the invasion of grasshoppors.
DIR. Brown has rented rooms in the
Kendall block, w ere Re will be pleased
to greet his friends and practice in the
future. Remember, on the second floor
Kendall block. tfw
Frank Baldwin was buried to his
shoulders in a gravel pit at South Bend.
He was rescued with difficulty. One of
his horses was buried to the head and
killed instantly.
Trustee McCrory, has published his
report in the Bourbon Mirror. If he
wanted it where his constituency
couldn't see it, why didn't he take it to
Brown county.
At the organization of the senior
class yesterday nineteen scholars re-
ported. If all graduate it will DE the
largest class which has ever passed
through the Plymouth schools.
A. Z. Wallace west of town received
an injury on his knee this week as
the result of heavy onslaught of a big
buck sheep. He was attempting to
drive the animal out of the pen.
Rev. G. Z. Weiss and Geo. Hoham
will go to South Bend to take part in
the Mission Feast. This feast is pecu
liar to the German Evangelical church
and Its purpose is to raise missionary
funds.
Gravel from the newly opened bed is
being distributed along Michigan street.
This gravel is superior to anything
which has been put on our streets for
years, but it contains surplus num-
Der of big stones.
The Vancuren- Swoverland wedding
was conducted at the home of the bride
in the country and was grand affair.
A large number of guests were present
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Parker of Plymouth.
| The farmers who planted rye are wit
Messing It's complete destruction by
grasshoppers as sool asthe first tender
shoots appear above the ground. The
plague of grasshoppershas never
been so destructive as this year.
Dennis Swlhart is here as a fnrerun
ner for Col. ~. +. McFreely, who is q
recruiting officer for the And u. )
Vols. at FIT. Niagara, N. Y. All able
bodied men between the ages of Is anC
30 years are given chance to enter the
army
w. F. Hostetler, of Lapsz, will enter
upon his duties Of principal of the La
paz school next Monday. He intormt
us that the following teachers besides
himself have been engaged: Robert
Logan, Miss Rosa Miller and Miss Ellie
Pressnal.
The commissioners examined thu
Polk township iron bridge this morn
ing and found it to be In first class
shape and perfectly complying with tht
terms of the contract. VIM. Kyle, whC
constructed the bridge is to receive
every credit due.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Ii. Montgomery write
to their daughter, Miss Grace, of this
city, that they have sailed for Hondu
ras. They expect to remain there from
SIX months to year Mr.. Montgomery
will fulfill contracts undertaken fol
several ssw-mill companies.
The public schools in Bremen opened
Monday with large enrolment, not
withstanding that one more new teach
or was added this fall, every room ii
crowded to It's fullest capacity, and the
school board is at loss to know how
to accommodate the increased attendance
An odd, but expensive confagration
took place on the Keenly farm east Of
town last Thursday. During the moor
hour threshing machine belonging tC
the Csspars, which had been in use al