Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-11-10
From MONDAYS Daily.

Bremen yesterday.
Mrs. Herscher and Mrs. Kllnger went
to Fort Wayne today.
Mrs. J. Chaplin came down from
Bourbon this morning.
Miss Jennie Lauer has accepted po-
sition with j. F. Hsrtle.
Supt. Hsrdesty, of the Hobart public
schools, visited our schools today.
viii Leonard, of Akron, Ohio, was
home calling on friends yesterday.
Mrs. j. n. Wilson went to Chicago
this morning to visit sick relative.
Noble McCrory went to Niles, Mich,
this morning to have his eyes treated
again.
Harry Hoham went to Valparaiso
this morning to attend the business
normal there.
Nils Olson, of Fargo, Dakota, is Wis
iting mis- brother-in-lsw, John Strom-
beck and family.
The county commissioners met this
morning and spent the day in auditing
and making allowances.
L. Ringle went to st. Joe today to
10 ok after his farm near there and from
there he will return to Chicago.
BE Walker and wife returned to
Niles today after spending Sunday with
J. A. Cunningham and family.
j. T. Tippett. who has been visiting
his parents southeast of here, left to-
dav for his home in South Bend.
Dr. H. A. Deeds, dentist, is located
over tle corner hardware store, at the
corner of Michigan and Lsporte streets
Plymouth, Ind. wifi
The Hammond court house injunc-
ton case is now before supreme
court in proper shape and decision is
expected in month or two.
Rev. j. w. Smith passed through here
this morning on his way home to Cul
yer. He is q minister of the Church OF
God and held services in Inwood yes.
terday.
Mrs. r. E. Whisman and daughter
Loefa left for their home in Forrest
Ohio, this morning. They have been
ike guests of Mrs. Meredith and Mrs
Daubinspeck.
Miss Gladys Hoover accompanied her
grandmother to Franklin Grove and
Mount Morris, Iii. She expects to make
visit in those places which shall ex.
tend into the next century.
Indiana has done her part we'll in
furnishing soldiers since the first call
was made in 1898. To date approx
mately 5000 men have enlisted in the
regular and volunteer service from this
state.
Little Ruth Behrens met with very
painful accident yesterday. While
| playing about her home she fell anC
her head struck against the corner Of
the sideboard. A cash as deep as tn,
skull bone was cut.
Miss Maggie Snyder, of DsKalb, lef
for her home today after visiting few
days with her aunt, Mrs. Catherin,
Blubaugh. She is very gifted musician
a G. E. worker and has been chosen a
the delegate to London from her dis
trict.
The members of the State fee an,
salary commission met Saturday t
consider the answers received from
county councilmen as to the prope
compensation for county officers. z
answers show an average estimate o
81 700 yearly for county officers an
S40O for deputies.
Capitalists are in earnest in tn
movement TO establish cement factorie
at two or three points in northeastern
Indiana. Large deposits of mari hav
been found in LaGrange and othe
uOItuclu CUGDtiCr. ITO ldCtUIlto WI
be built on large scale, having a ca
pacity of from 300 to 1000 per day.
The town council of Knox has passe
J an ordinance providing for the buildin
! of water works in that place. IN
: plant is to be owned by a private con
} psny, Koffel & Bish, who borrow cal
: ital on 2O-year bonds. The town pay
a stated rental for its fire hydrants, rt
} serving the privilege of buying tn
plant at any time it may assume tn
obligation of paying off the bonds.
The state of Indiana has a large
area now covered by rural delivery Cal
riers than any other state, while Obi
comes second and California third. Tn
most perfect service i'm the country
said to be the vicinity of Crawfordt
vile. This state being what is know
as pivotal state politically gets tn
lions share of government fsvors, sue
as pensions, rural delivery and a large
per cent. of government officers tina
any other state in the union.
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