Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-04-06
From MONDAYS Daily.

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| the sick list.
Peter Hoem is suffering from car
buncle on the spine.
/ Mrs. T. &. Carpenter arrived home
fro NJ Three Oaks, Mich, today.
Don't forget the opening at Mrs. G. A.
Franciscos Friday and Saturday. d4w1
Abraham Kimmel left this morning
for Sugar Grove, H., where he will re-
main.
Mrs. Kline, of Maxenkuckee,
changed cars here this morning for
Warsaw.
Drs. Vets and Lindquist removed
an abscess from Mrs. Fred Kepler this
morning.
Miss Ella Edwards, nee Wildroudt, of
South Haven, Mich, is at home visiting
her parents.
Mrs. Ryder has been feeling better
for few days. She is able to sit up
part of the time.
John Miller went to South Bend this
morning to spend short vacation with
relatives of his wife.
Rev. Vince preached at the Salem
church yesterday. He returned to
Princeton this morning.
Fred Shsfer, of Argos, was in Plym-
outh between trains this morning. He
was on bis way to Milwaukee.
The first day of April was fifty cele-
brsted at the home of Charles HI. Stock
gen by the arrival of new boy.
II. w. Barnhill and son Cleo expect
to start for Washington state tomorrow
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. j. n. Mathews has returned
from visit at Syracuse, Ind. Her
grandmother, whom she visited, is still
quite ill.
Fine display of pattern hats and bon
nets at Mrs. G. A. Francisco's, April
9th and 7th. Trading stamps with cash
purchases. d4w1
Miss May Montgomery, of Bourbon,
stopped over last night with Miss Carrie
Bussert. She left this morning for In
dianapolis.
Mics Clyde Vanderweele, of Burr
Oak, was in our city few hours this
morning, the guest of Mrs. Clinton
Bondurant.
The Modern Samaritans instituted q
congress of their lodge at Rochester
Friday evening with twenty-five char
ter members.
DIR. Dunfee, of Tyner, was in Plym-
outh this morning between trains. He
was on his way 20 Monroeville to see
his daughter who is sick.
Mrs. Elmer st. John left this morning
for Fort Wayne. They have shipped
their goods there and will make that
place their future home.
The assessors met at the court house
this afternoon to receive instructions
concerning the coming assessment
which will be begun Immediately
Ed Sands and wife have been visiting
in Plymouth for few days. They left
today for Crawfordsville to attend the
biennial meeting of the Tribe of Ben
Hur.
Mrs. Charles Bell has been sick for 9
month past at her home in South Bend
with typhoid fever. Mrs. c. o. Ysrrick
left today to stay with her for a few
days.
There will be meeting of the Mar
shall County Farmers Home Insurance
Co. in Kuhn's hall next Saturday at 1
o'clock. All members are requested to
attend.
DIR. Swain, of the Ton-ks-wsy Rem
edy Co, was III town this morning. He
shipped their show outfit which has
been stored here during the winter to
Hammond.
The commissioners considered re
monstrance today which was filed for
the purpose of defeating VIM. Wander
we'll, saloon man of Burr Oak, in his
efforts to obtain liquor license.
Fred DE Long has returned from
Otterbein University, Ohio, where he
has spent the last two terms. He ex-
poets to attend business college at
Huntington, Ind, and will depart for
that place sh ortly.
ID. w. Albert, of South Plymouth,
has traded his property there to e. L.
Morris for farm land just northwest of
town. The land adjoins that known as
Packard's woods. Mr.. Albert expects
to move his broom factory to bis new
premises.
The preliminaries of the Bourbon
case were dealt with In court this after
noon. This case is the action of Chss
III. Neu and others for injunction
against the town of Bourbon to prevent
its purchasing the electric light and
water plants.
After a weeks vacation the public
schools resumed work this morning.
Supt. Chase who has not beeu feeling
well for the past week, and Mr.. Martini
who has been i'll a still longer time, and
Mr.. Hite were not able to be on deck