Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-27

Only one genuine closing out sale in
Plymouth. See Bowel & Go. ted t1w
John Acker and family left on the
noon train for their new home at La
psZ.
Miss Sarah Kyle returned from Ty-
ner where she has been visiting since
Saturday.
Mrs. 5. Mickey was called to South
Bend this morning by the sickness of
her mother.
Quincy Kleckner arrived today noon
from South Bend to attend the funeral
of Bessie Miles.
b. +. Ryder left on the noon train for
South Bend, and from there he goes to
several other cities.
You are invited to come and see how
pretty the store has been retrlmmed
and decorated. Bowel & Co. tod t1w
The Bourbon ball team was defeated
at he wanna yesterday by score of to
4. 1t was ten inning game.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cleveland and children
went to Wslkerton today noon, where
they will visit with Mrs. Cleveland's
parents.
A decree of divorce was granted to
Mrs. Low Price from Mr.. High Price at
the Bowel & Co. store. The charge is
desertion. ted t1w
NJ. |. Speyer, wife and daughter Mae,
of New York, who have been visiting
Sigmund Meyer and family, leave to-
night for Chicago
Miss Chloe Wilson was the guest over
night of Mrs. Henry Rhinehart on her
way home to Nsppanee from Burr
Oak.
Miss Elsie Kingery returned 10 her
home at Buchanan, Mich today noon.
She has been the organist for the meet
ings held at the Church of God.
Rev. Lands arrived last evening
from Macy and preached the funeral
of Miss Bessie Miles, which was held In
the L. b. church this afternoon.
BY watching the papers closely the
most skeptical will be persuaded that
it's a pretty Geld day when Senator
Hoar can't say something warm.
Miss Gertrude Clark, who has been
visiting Miss Laura Ryder, since the
death of Mrs. b. +. Ryder, returned to
her home at Elkhsrt today noon.
Mrs. Lord, of Canton, Ohio, returned
to her home this morning after visiting
with her sick sister, Mrs. Walter Camp
bell, of Tyner, for the past eight weeks.
j. A. Jockey ana wife spent Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. T. \. Peddycord
at Koontz lake. They report a catch
of fifteen bass and fine string of sun
| fish.
John Decker has refused an offer of
$4,000 for Gunsaulus. He asks $1,000
and negotiations are still pending
Gunsaulus trotted mile at Detroit in
2:l215 in 1:04.
James Dollar, who was taken sick on
our streets yesterday and had to be
taken home, had high fever all night
and was unconscious most of the time
He is about 10 years old.
Mrs. 5. f. Reeves and daughter, Celia
departed on the morning train for Shelf
| field, ILL.,, where they will visit Mrs
| X, ewes sister. Emory Reeves accom-
panied them as far as Chicago.
Andrew Carnegie has given $4,000
pipe organ to st. Psul's Nj. f. church
at Lafayette. Andy seems to have
overlooked the fact that the Methodist
church at Plymouth has no pipe organ
The state board of health has been
quietly investigating vinegar sold in
various places and has found that fully
80 per cent of all the sO-called "cideI
vinegsrs" are not made from cider
Fully 80 per cent of the vinegar sold
according to statement made by the
board, is what is known as "whiskey
vinegar" made at distilleries. 1t is
however, said to be wholesome. Other
vinegsrs investigated have been found
| to contain cOloring matter in the form
of burnt sugar, glucose, soda ash and
| boiled cider.