Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-02
Qbe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1899.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From fridays Daily.

Zehner's Silver Leaf flour 81 so. It.
best. IT
Miss Gertie Holland is rapidly re-
gaining her health.
The appraisers are now occupied
principal on the farms.
The physics class in high school is pre-
pairing an exhibit in electricity.
Gus Cariban is building an addition
to mis- home on North Center street.
The Northern Pr son is preparing &c
manufacture the plug Tobacco used by
the prisoners.
DR.. Brown and wife have returned
from Greencsstle, Ind, where they Wis
tied their farm.
Frank Kelsey returned to Rockford
Mich, after visiting L. NJ Mattingly
and family in this city.
Mrs Frank Wheeler and young son
Marion, left for Jackson, Mich, today
where Mrs. Wheetef's mother lies very
low.
Last evening Henry Bwerenbrok re-
ceived a severe fall owing To defect II
the crosswalk of Jefferson street at the
junction of Walnut.
Thus far there have been 6,209 deaths
as a result of the war with Spain. OF
these 1872 were in the United States
and only COS in the Philippines.
Nose Lauer might just as we'll have
set in McKinley's chair today as the
sense of HE Importance elevated him
that high at least. A baby girl came
to his house last evening.
Most of the physicians of Plymouth
have received invitations TO the Semi
Centennial meeting of the Indiana
State Medical society. DR.. Wilson OF
this city reads paper on that occasion
Earl DuddlesOn crushed his thumb
yesterday. While cleaning his wheel he
caught it between the chain and
sprocket wheel. He is now carrying his
arm in sling so that the thumb may
heal mere quickly,
Pretty Lake is valuable summer re.
sort, and when it comes to rushing the
season Is far ahead of Maxenkuckre
Already the shores are alive with pleas
ure seekers and every day the surface
of the lake is dotted with boats of those
who find fishing pleasure.
LapOrte Argos: In some places the
blackberry red rust is unusually bad
this year. There is no remedy for it ex
cept to dig up the affected plants, roots,
and branches, and burn them as soon as
discovered, otherwise the rust will
spread and destroy all the bushes.
L. j. Winnings has hung picture in
the postoffice whic: represents one of
the unpleasant situations in u. S. his
tory. 1t represent the scene OF 1862 in
MankatO, Mimi, when 38 Sioux Indians
were executed in the presence of u. 5.
troops for having taken part in a mas
sacre.
A freak family passed through Val
parsiso Thursday that attracted much
attention. The man and his wife had
ten children, ranging in ages from one
to IL years. There were triplet daugh-
tiers one year old, triplet daughters three
years old and twin daughters seven
years old
Relative to the claim of two Chicago
physicians OF having discovered q plan
for greatly lengthenIng human life, and
that for every case the life of a goat
must be sacrificed, the Tacoma Ledger
sptly remarks that there are many in
stances where it would De better to
preserve the life of the goat
The convention of the Indiana
Episcopal diocese will be held at In
dianapolis June 6 to choose a bishop.
Among the names which may be pre-
sented for that reverential Office is
John Fsude of Minneapolis, formerly
pastor of our church In Plymouth. The
convention will be 3 large one.
BY q vote of 40 to Il, the Chicago
city council passed another track eleva-
ton ordinance. This means the eleva-
ton of thirteen miles of tracks belong
ing to six roads and removes some of
the most dangerous grade crossings in
the city. The cost is estimated at
about 100000 mile The fight has
been on nearly four years.
The base ball situation in the big
league has altered considerably during
the past week and not few cigars have
been won and lost by local sports on the
change of positions of the leading teams
Chicago seems to be the fsvorite among
Plymouth fans and the career of the
Orphans is followed with much inter
est. There is one man in Plymouth
who has been for Louisville for ten