Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From fridays Daily

II EOuI Il iIdGJ DduN
Zehner's Silver Leaf flour 81 so. It's
best "
Mrs David Trowbridge is reported
quite ILL.,
Jacob Rensselaer, is remodeling his
place of business.
Oscar Niechlin is building new
house on his farm.
Miss Esther McCrory has been down
several DAYS with fever and chllls.
Grace Berry of st Joseph returned
home today after visiting i'll this city.
H. III. Bonham has purchased new
team of horses which quite eclipse any
thing he has driven before.
Mrs Ella Herlott of St Louis arrived
today and is visiting her sister, Mrs
Anne SchlOsser, of this city.
Vim. Davis, familsrly called Bill,
went to Chicago this morning in view
of having cataract removed from his
eye.
7. J. Winnings left today for a trip
through the cas- TO New York City.
He is IN the employ of the Standard
Oil Co.
The PROBABILITIES are that we shall
have no ball game here on the Fourth,
but on the day preceding or following
instead
Forbes has limited quantity of
choice late seed potatoes of the follow
ing varieties: Rural New Yorker, Late
Rose and White Qneen 2tw
Selby Jones. formerly of Plymouth
but now of Fitzgerald, Ga, has just
passed through prOtracted illness
brought or by malarlal troubles.
Everett Clifton, Clinton CRUDE, and
sister Dora, expect to start on tour
through the west next Monday making
their ultimate destination Oregon.
Mrs. Almira Turnball, of Burr Oak,
the widow of Harry E. Turnball has
been granted a pension of S12 per
month through the agency of VIM.
Love.
DIR. Brown has rented rooms in the
Kendall block where he will be pleased
to greet his friends and practice in the
future. Remember on the second
floor Kendall block. tfw
nj TO- ll.
afternoon was spent at the home of
Mrs. {. e.. DUR, Thursday, for the
good of the Rathbone Sisters. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Shaughnessy and
children left for Lima, Ohio, today
where they will remain until next year
They expect to build in Plymouth and
settle here indefinitely after that.
The Oliver Pillow Works of South
Bend received permit yesterday from
the state labor commission 70 pay their
men every two weeks, the same having
been petitioned for by the employees
Adam Wise is proud of his new of :
flee which is tnat lately vacated by Dr.
Brown in the Kuhn block 1t is Hastily
arranged and it is beyond doubt one
of the neatest and most convene mt In
town.
Not much of Importance was brought
before the court today The morn.
ing was taken up with miscellaneous
motions. In the afternoon case
brought here from South Bend was con.
sidered.
A scholarship has been endowed at
Notre Dame University by DIR. Edward
johnson, retired merchant Of Water
loo, Wis. The scholarship will bear
bis name. This is the second scholar
ship that has been endowed at Notre
Dame this year, the other being the
gift of the late Rev. Thomas Carroll,
of OIL City, Pa.
A woman of the South Side was seen
taking vase containing flowers from
grave in the cemetery the morning
after decoration. Several vessels were
missingin various parts Of the cemetery
The same person was seen taking slips
from plants from various graves. An
easy way to avoid exposure and further
proceedings is to return the property to
its former place.
The funeral of Mrs. Pruda Elliott
will take place from the family resi-
dence on Sunday at 2:30 o'clock under
the auspices of the Order of the East
ern Star. Services conducted at the
house by the Revs. Raymond and Thorn
bury and concluded at the grave by the
Order of the Eastern Star. Friends de
string to view the remains may do sc
from 8 q. m. to IL noon Sunday.
What has become of the street paving
issue? 1t is the old story of the lesky
roof which never inspires thought to
the necessity of mending, until it rains.
Nine months out of the year the mud