Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-27
Tbe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, JANUARY p. 1899.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From fridays Daiiy.


Last Sunday night some one robbed
George Rlsh's pork barrel
Lew Warnes, of Donaldson is no bet
ter. Ills life is almost despaired Of.
KOkomO has a new cnrfew ordinance
Ne;tie Perry arrived from Lafayette
today and proceeded to her home near
InwOod.
The Orphans home can not be ready
for occupancy before the expiration Of
two weeks.
The annual reunion of the old S4th
Indiana regiment will be held at rlym-
out February 18th ana 10th.
Mrs w. + Caspar of Mishawaka re-
turIed home today having attended the
funeral of her relative, Ed. DIAL
The second winter term of the North
ern Indiana Normal School, at Valpara
iso,, opened with an enrolment of
23l7.
Miss Mable Bowen returned to Ia
dianapolis today after visiting her rela-
tive Mrs. E. Bennett in the country
near Bourbon.
Senator Drummond's bill for fixing
the time for holding the fourth judicial
circuit was passed under suspension of
the rules in the senate yesterday.
Lapaz has an athletic club In which
special stress is laid on boxing. The
material, Sc far as muscle is concerned,
can not be surpassed. Practice only is
wanting
Yesterday, Claude Fish and wife be
came the parents of fine girl. 1t is
useless to remark that congratula ions
are being proffered in overwhelming
numbers.
In writing to Cuba twO-cent stamp
is sufficient provided it goes to soldier.
Correspondence to private parties re-
Quires double. Papers can be sent to a
soldier four ounces for cent.
The Mormon mlssiOnerS who have
operated in st. Joe county, already have
church membership of 24O at Indian
spolis, and will build a church there
this year, and also one at Evansville
The teamsters are hauling logs in
of Plymouth. Of course good sleigh
ing would greatly facilitate matters and
the present outlook is possibly prom
Using.
Mrs. Kline, the spirituist lecturer,
gave an interesting talk on "Heaven'
last night, and related many interest.
ing things which she had become cog
infant with during her travels in that
bourp.
The mother of Rev. George A. Little,
former pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Plymouth, died at the home
of her son, Rev. Charles Little, in Wa
bash. She was in her Gath year-South
Bend Times.
1t has been authenticity limited that
Marshall county is to have large farm
devoted exclusively to poultry. Two
young men of our city are about to rent
large farm near here, and begin work
Immediately.
Attorney S. N. Stevens, of Plymouth,
who has been in the city on legal busl-
ness, returned home this morning. He
is the gentleman who married Miss
Martin. formerly one of the best teach
ers in the Goshen public schools
Goshen Times.
James Boone, who has been employ
ed in the Mathews blacksmith shop re-
ceived q severe sprain in the back last
Wednesday. Finding that the injury
did not grow better, he returned TO his
home in South Bend today, where he
will take treatment.
Lauer IL Son and T.. J. Mayer sold
the largest amount of wool Wednesday
ever gotten together in this county
The wool weighed approximately 11S,
600 pounds. A Philadelphia firm were
the buyers and issued draft for the
same which drew nearly $4,000.
According to the custom esta blished
In other years, the Business Mems asso-
citation has aOreod tn land a hand in tho