Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-06
From Monday Daily.

Mrs. Ed Hogsrtn is very sick with
the sgrippe.
John Hannel is better after an attack
of the lagrippe.
Lew Suits little boy is suffering with
the prevalent sore throat trouble.
Miss Laura Seider went to Knox to-
day where she will attend public school.
Harry Linkenhelt has gone to Roch
ester to take charge of his fathers cigar
store.
A. Swearengin has been suffering
lately with serious attack of the
lsgrippe.
John Keller returned Saturday night
from a trip through several of the
western states.
Miss Bertha Listenberger who has
been visiting her parents south of the
city, returned home today.
Hubert Vanvactor has purchased a
cigar store at Knox and will hereafter
make his residence in that city
f. w. Ellsworth and wife of Mill
ington, Mich, left today noon for the
above city after visiting with their son,
f. j Ellsworth.
Geo. Weyrlck and his grand daughter,
Tessie Doring. returned to thei. home
in Bass City, Mich, today. They have
been visiting Mrs. Theo. Sponsler
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Z. Graham visited
Chas. Ebel over Christmas They left
for their home in Bucyrus, Ohio, this
morning
DR.. Chas. Wiltfong left for his medi
cal studies in Chicago this morning,
having spent the Christmas holidays in
this city.
Harrison Fulks left for his home in
Avilla this morning. He has been Wis
iting his relation. Hiram Wilhelm, of
this city.
Miss Harriet Wrentzler of Grand
Rapids returned home today. She has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss Ida
Zimmerman.
The Ssmaritans have organized q
string band which will use nine instru-
ments. Messrs Milterberger and Miles
are the leaders.
Mrs. David b. Thompson and heI
daughter Mrs. d. a. Mettler went back
to Wabash today having visited Robert
Schroeder of this city.
Mrs. b. F. McMansmon and Miss
Nellie Helms, of Swayzee, who have
been visiting VIM. Schofeld, left fol
their home this morning.
DR.. f. S. Sawyer and family of Hyde
Park have been the visitors of ID. G
Smith and family for the past week
They returned home today.
Mrs, James Duff and son Earl who
visited Mrs. Finey of Argos and John
Wallace near this city, left for bel
home in South Bend this noon.
Mrs. Harry Humcichouser and chill
dren returned to Pierceton this morn
ing after visiting Henry HumrichouseI
and wife on North Michigan street.
Mrs. Lucinda Reece, of Brazil, asks
for a divorce and $4,000 from hel
husband with whom she had lived &C
years and by whom she has had Il
children.
Comes the news over the wires early
this morning of daughter born to w
b. Y ost of Warsaw. The best cigars
which Billy makes were not at premi
um today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Walker, of Ben
ton Harbor, Michigan, who have been
the guests of Mrs Sol Pearman and Mr.
and Mrs. James Cunningham, of South
Plymouth, returned home today.
The school bell summoned the chill
dren to school this morning after thell
two weeks of vacation. Studies were
entered upon vigorously and everything
worked around in good running order
This is another legal holiday. The
banks were closed, the factories were
still and the county officials enjoyed an
other glorious rest. In the meanwhile
the streets and business in the stores
was decidedly dull
Last Saturday night team driven
! by John Henry ran away and threw