Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-17

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Rev. Thornberry ard family went I"
/ Winona lake today, where they will en-
JOY their vacation.
Misses Laura and Lizzie Boss left on
the morning train for Chicago by the
way of South Bend.
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or small horse power to run seeder 10
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Judge Capron and wife and John
Ca prom and wife went to their cottage
at Lake Maxinkuckee today noon.
Mrs. O'Rlley and her mother, Mrs.
Wilson, went to South Bend and from
there Mrs. Wilson goes to Toledo O..
Miss Anna Dunn attended the wed
ding of her mother at LapOrte, which
took place at o'clock this afternoon.
A large crowd attended the social
given at A. II. Underwood's last even
ing by the members of the Church of
God.
Mrs l.. II. Wilkinson and daughter,
Alice, were Plymouth visitors today on
their way home at Chicago from Bre-
men.
Henry A. Neher and Miss Anna +.
Snider have secured a marriage license.
They are residents of German town
ship.
Today was celebrated by the Cstho-
lies as the feast of the assumption and
services were held at the st. Michaefs
church.
Mrs. Fred Fogle and her two children,
Guy and Gladys, left on the morning
train for Bremen, where they will visit
friends.
Mrs. Roper, who attended the funeral
of her brother III law, Eben Parish, re-
turned to her home at Hobart this
morning.
Misses Ethel aud Lulu Grover ar
rived last evening from Chicago TO Wis.,
it al Taylor Growers near Twin Lakes,
and with other relatives.
ID. J. Thomas departed on the morn
ing train for Hancock county, after
visiting here with James and Jesse
Brown for the past week.
J. e. Bunnell, wife, and Mrs. K. FL,
Durham returned last evening from
their visit in Wisconsin. They have
been gone since last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dietrich, of Bremen,
are here the guests of her parents, Ii
Ii. Miller and wife. They were called
here by the sickness of her father.
Mrs. Salisbury and two daughters re-
turned to their home at Bryan, o., this
morning after pleasant visit with her
sister, Mrs. James keiser, and other
relatives here.
The indiana officers of the Knights
of Msccsbees are making an effort to
secure $50 new members before tn
membership In the state $1,000.
Peter Laurent returned to his home
at Decatur last evening and bis wife
will return next Friday. They were
called here by the death of Mrs. Lau-
rents sister, Miss Martha Sspp.
Mrs. Hattie Stock well, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Boss,
and other relatives here and at Bremen
for the past six weeks, returned to her
home at Evansville this morning.
Mrs. Meyer spent the forenoon with
her brother, Julius Born, returning to
her home at Culver today noon. Julius,
who was thrown from his bicycle a
week ago Tuesday, was able TO be up
town today for the first time.
Wanted IA local representative. One
that is well acquainted in Plymouth,
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write to India Tea company, No. 80
South Water street, Chicago, Ill. 2tw
The Plymouth base ball team was
again shut out by the Milford boys yes
terdsy afternoon at the fair grounds by
score of Z to o. Milford sent a strong
aggregation of ball players here yester-
day, consisting of an interstate league
pitcher and two of the heaviest batters
from the Bremen ball team. Up to the
sixth inning it was pitchers battle and
only one score was made, then our boys
went to pieces and they made six more
runs. Conlon pitched magnificent
game and had fourteen strikeOuts to
his credit while his opponent had only
seven. Burwell, our first baseman, was
struck on the head with the ball and
knocked senseless for a short time. 1t
was splendid game and our boys did
we'll for the amount of practice they
get. A fair crowd attended the game
and unless more encouragement is
given BY the people there will be no
more games.