Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-13
Ibe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1899.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
The doctors will be able 10 live high
when the bills are all paid.
Five in the family of Fred Shoemaker
are confined with the lagrippe
Henry Stein is building large ice
house on his farm in the country.
Marriage license recorded Jan 8:
John billiard and Ida May Henry
Mrs. Ashbury Cormican and daughter
Esthie are undergoing a siege of the Ia
grippe.
Miss Lizzie Yoder is reported worse
She is troubled with long standing
ailment.
Farm for sale or trade for city prop
erty or stock of groceries. Direct mail
to this office. 2tw
Mrs. Peggie Wilson. living five miles
northwest, is on the point of death.
Her ailment is lung fever.
John Klinghammer and Deer Hoerth
went 20 South Bend this noon. From
thence they go to Kentucky.
j. B. CrOmley and family have all
been confined to the house with the la
grippe for the past two weeks.
Waiter Williams left for Knox today
From thence he will go to Streetor, ILL.,.
to receive his mastering out papers.
Clara f. Miller and Gas. Egenroad
of Goshen, who have been visiting Eli
Miller in the country, returned home
today.
A man has to die before his will goes
into effect; woman's will goes Into eff
feet as soon as she expresses it, or she'll
know the reason why.
Mrs. Klines spiritullstic circle last
evening was successful undertaking
in every particular. Several wonderful
manifestations were made,
The Ross House now has system of
hot water heating that can DOT be ex
celled in the state. Hot water in every
room in the house is furnished by a
boiler in the basement.
A number of the Jacoby Reformed
church congregation paid Rev Rothen-
berger and wife visit In this city yes
terday, bringing well-filled baskets.
They report an enjoyable visit.
The union service at the U. b. church
last evening was quite well attended.
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Foreign and Home Missions" are said
to have been very instructive and in-
teresting.
II. Gears, of South Bend, has rented
store room on Michigan street and
will put in fine line of confectionery.
Mr.. Gears is gentlemanly and frank in
appeal snce and will no doubt receive
warm welcome among our business
men.
The First National bank, of Misha-
waka; new institution, will open its
doors for business next Monday. The
new banks officers are: NJ. V. Berger,
president; j. q. Roper, vice president;
William Kimball, cashier; and Jacob
I'll. Fulmer, teller.
Orange township. Noble county, has
adopted the plan of abollshing the
smaller district schools and taking the
children in hacks to one central school,
Three districts have been abandoned
and the children taken at public ex-
pense, to the schools IN Rome City.
A letter from James Steinebaugh,
formerly of this city but now of Klon-
dixie, reports him on the highway to for.
tune. He owns large claims in the
newly found gold regions near Skag-
way. At present he is building house
in the new town named Discovery. He
has already refused $3.50 per month
rent for it. Lumber at that place costs
1850 per thousand.
While Mrs. Ed Gardner, of Chicago,
was visiting her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Field, thieves broke into her
rooms and tore up beds, carpets aud
scattered the contents of trunks over
the house. They were frightened away
by the timely arrival of the occupant of
an adjoining room. They took valu-
able overcoat and had Mr.. Gardeners
clothing and watch laid out to carry
away.