Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-03-10
From Saturdays Daily.

died this morning.
Stephen Hampton is reported serious
ly Ill with infiammatory rheumatism.
irwin Shesks and Lizzie NJ. Mcbride
were granted a marriage license this
morning.
Geo. Sheets, who has been visiting at
has returned to his home
north of this city.
H b Alderman, of Pullman, Ill. j..
visited his father Henry Alderman of
this city last week.
VIM. Wilburn has been presented
with bright little daughter within the
past twen't four hours.
Lutte Larkins fell in a large ditch
near his home in the county, yesterday,
and narrowly escaped drowning
The net gain in the population of the
Hawilan Islands is nearly 10000 since
they became part of the United
States.
Miss Grace Hoover entertained the
"Y Dung Peoples Society for the Propo-
CATION of Nonsense last night. A good
crowd was on ha ~ and nothing was
lacking in the line of amusement. The
meeting did not adjourn until a late
hour.
Harry Buck has a novel window at
traction in the shape Of bicycle, the
wheels of which are kept continuously
in motion.
Chas. Casper, the janitor of the Wash.
ington school building, is dangerously
Ill with neuralgia of the stomach or a
like affection.
Samuel Lowe, of North township, one
of the oldest residents, died at his nome
Thursday. Burial will occur Sunday
at Paramount cemetery.
Boyd Porter went to Chicago today
He has secured position in the gener
al market owned by Jake and Monroe
Walters on Cottage Grove Ave.
A letter has been received from Jake
Boss who is at Manila. AS it was writ
ten before the late war excitement there
it contains nothing of special interest.
Mrs. Emma Stacey, of Indianapolis,
is visiting her father >. X. Harris and
family. She has adopted the young
son of Ed Shear whose mother died this
winter.
William Streck, one of the waits
brought to this locality several years
ago and who found home with A e..
Shafer of North township, returned to
Boston Tuesday.
DIR. Ph. ID. Paul, of Chicago, is able to
attend to business again and will meet
his patients by special appointment at
the home of Mrs. M. Yockey, Plymouth,
Wednesday, March 10.
The following instructors of our pub
lie schools attended the institute at Ar
COS today: Prof. r. A. Chase, ID. f.
Redd, j acob Martin, Misses Kit;ie Lock
wood, Ethel Wiltfong and Elma Hutsel.
G.. Shapes lost canary recently
which was IL years of age. In the
damp and ctaDgable climate of this re
gion, Ii years is gOodly age but in
tropical regions canaries live much
longer.
DIR. &. F. HoltZendorff. formerly of
LapaZ, has moved his office to this city
where ne will assist his father who is
unable to care for the whole of his
practice. He will visit Lspaz every
Saturday.
The United States supreme court has
rendered decision UNFOLDING the decis-
ion of the Ohio supreme court in Lake
Shore d Michigan Southern case con-
corning the right of the state to require
all through trains to stop in cities of
1900 inhabitants.
The postoffices have been notified that
postmasters who admit to the mails
registered letters which are imperfectly
sealed or for any other reason are IN
able to bear transportation, will be held
responsible by the department for all
losses that occur thereby.
John Vogt, of Zurich, Switzerland
died, leaving substantial fortune, and
Mrs. Mary Wiley, of Lsporte, has just
been advised that she will receive q