Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

Vi schuyler hlZeT.
Ii. b. Whitlock, of Wslkerton, was
on our streets today.
DR.. Reynolds and son, Carl, are at
tending the races at LOgansport.
j. w. Wolford has sold the Gem
cigar store to t. b. Csmpfeld, of War
saw.
VIM. j. Weissert and Lizzie McGriff
of Bourbon, secured a marriage license
today.
The Plymouth ball team was de-
feated yesterday at Bourbon by score
of IL 20 ?.
The Daniel VS. Nora Gibbons case
was resumed this afternoon at the
court house.
The Bremen base ball nine defeated
the South Bend Falcons Sunday by a
score OF StO 2.
Mrs. DR.. DEFIANT, of Wslkerton, is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mcdonald.
Mrs. Murphey, who lives northeast of
here on the Bremen road, died this
morning at IL 80 o'clock.
| Mrs. Gring returned to her home at
Wslkerton last evening after pleas
ant visit with Mrs. VIM. O'Keete.
The two sisters who teach in the st.
MichsePs academy here went to ST.
Mary's academy at South Bend today
Don.
Miss Clara Lock, of Terre Hsute, who
has been the guest of Miss Ruth
Thompson, left on the morning train
for Elkhsrt.
Enoch Myers and wife and Miss
Maude Myers, niece, returned to their
home at Rochester last ,vening after
visiting here.
Joseph Black and Miss Mary Howe
will be married tomorrow. They will
take the Erie excursion to the Niagara
Falls Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Nicolsy, of East
CAIRO street, entertained q number of
their friends last evening in honor of
their guests, J Ohm Bush and wife of
Sheldon, Ill.
Peter Kruger and daughter, Loretto,
and Mrs. VIM. Hendricks went to Mich
igsn City last evening to attend the
wedding of Miss Lizzie Kruger which
took place today.
The township trustees throughout
the state will soon post up and publish
notices showing what the levies will be
for the next year to meet the expendI-
lures required.
G. NJ. Thomas and wife, of South
Bend, who have been camping for the
past week with Rev. and Mrs. Thorn
berry at Pretty lake, returned to their
home today noon.
This is the typhoid season of the year
and precaution should be taken against |
the disease. Exposure along creek |
lands and the drinking of polluted or
impure water Is to be avoided.
Herbert Cooper and wife, who are
visiting here from Nebraska, took the
morning train for Logsnsport, where
they spent the day. They will start for
their home tomorrow morning.
Laporte Democratic Central Com
mittee decided at meeting Saturday
to hold their county convention at La
porte. 1t will probably be held in Sep
TENDER though the date was not Sc
lected
Mesdsmes Rollo Oglesbee, Louis Nc.
Donald, Helpman and Il. w. Gilmore,
of Chicago, Miss Jessie TOan and
friend. Miss Orr, of Wisconsin, and
Miss Oglesbee spent the day with Mrs.
Lottie Middlekrauf, VINO is stopping at
at Culver.
Mrs. DIR. Charles Camp and daughter,
Bright, of Camden, Ind, arrived IN
Plymouth this morning from the East,
where they have been visiting for sew
eral weeks, and are at present the guests
Of Mrs. Camps daughter, Mrs. G. w.
on jefferson street
Allen Clark, of Delphi, has been sp-
pointed in the mail service on the Lake
Erie, between Indianapolis and Michi-
gan City, on trains Nos. II and 90. He
and the clerk now running between
Peru and indianapolis will make six
round trips each, then lay off week.
Each works two weeks month.
Mrs. Hetty Green, the richest WON
IN in America, was asked if it were true
hat her daughter would marry titled
foreigner. "She will not marry such a
nan. | would rather have her marry q
7oung American with brains, energy
md confidence in himself than any one
Use" was the refreshing and American
ike reply of the mother.
The speed and force of a bird when
lying were forcibly shown near Water
ord recently, when farmer observed a
quail flying through the air strike
wire fence and fall to the ground. He
vent to the spot and found that the
birds head had been severed 10y it's sud- G
len collision with the wires as smoothly
's if done with q sharp knife.-Laporte 8
Argus. c
Elkhart Truth: Thomas Slade,