Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-25
Che Jnoepenoent
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1900.

TUESDAY DdlIt
Elkhart is to have a Sunday mOrnin
paper which will be issued from th
Truth office.
A. b. Dunfee and wife, of Tynel
were in town today on their way &
Monroeville.
All should lend encouragement to tn
Fourth of July plans. Let us have al
old-time celebration.
Mrs. 5. r. Richey, of Chicago, arrived
last evening for visit with Mrs. Davis
at the home of DIR. Brown.
The highest-sslaried artists ID tint
circus profession are with John Robin
sons big circus this season.
Mary and Maggie Candy went t.
south Bend this morning, which
place they will make their future home
Prosecutor Slick, of South Bend, was
defeated for denomination by the re-
publicans Saturday. Attorney Geltz
got it.
The dazzling brilisncy of Solomon
court, produced by many calcium and
other effects, can only be seen at John
Robinson's great circus.
Rev. Martin Luther, of Valparaiso,
will be in Bourbon tomorrow, to install
Rev. ii. W. Neff as pastor of the Pres
byterian charge at that place.
Stephen knoblock and John Mar
burger, of Bremen, passed through our
city yesterday on their way to Indian
apois to attend the meeting of Masons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Mcmillan, of TT.
Wayne, were in Plymouth today, on
their way from Logsnsp )rt, They call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Cole, while in this
city.
William Schofiield walked about on
his farm in North township yesterday
for the first time in seven months, and
this morning he came to town to call on
his old friend, John Sultenright.
L. s. Brooke, who has been employed
as operator at the Vsndalia depot, will
leave In few days for st. Paul, where
be will take similar position with the
Chicago and Northwestern road.
On all diseases of the eye and ear,
blindness and deafness, consult DR..
Paul, of Chicago, at the home of Mrs.
NJ. Yockey opposite court house, We'd
desdsy, June 6. Consultation free.
Poor treated free. 2w
Great opportunity offered to good, re-
liable men. Salary of So per week and
expenses for man with rig to introduce
our Poultry Destroyer and Insect De-
stroyer in the country. Send stamp,
American Mfg. Co., Terre Haute, Ind If
DIR. f. A. Schell, former general Sec
rotary of the Epworth League, has filed
suit In Chicago for $4,000 against DR..
Parkhurst, Editor Berry and DR..
Jennings. He charged them with con-
spring to ruin him, and accuses them
of taking $4,000 fees from his book con-
Germ.
The $500 required to locate the new
rubber industry in Goshen was raised
within 4S hours after the soliciting
committee took up their work, and the
contract was signed saturday morning.
The agreements that wages amount
ing to about $500 per month must be
paid out
Mrs. o. 5. Thornberry, Miss Haddie
Wolford, Mrs. A. Il Underwood and
Mrs. L NJ. Burkett will go to Lafayette
tomorrow to attend the annual meet
ing of the State Federation of Musical
and Literary clubs. The delegates will
be entertained all of one day at Purdue
university.
Yesterday afternoon man drove in
TO town from the west with load of
hay and stopped on Laporte street. He
discovered that the tire to one of his
wagon wheels was missing and imme
diately turned back to find it. He
walked q distance of eight miles before
he found it and then rolled it by hand
oil the way to town. 1t took him six
hours to complete the journey.
Miss Ella Henton of Westville, La
porte county, believing that womsn's
claims for political preferment are not
given the proper recognition 10 Indi
ana, moved to the Iowa county, of
which Sack City ia the county seat.
She vigorously cultivated acqusin
tsnces, and has now announced herself
as q candidate for the republican nom
instion for county recorder. Advices
received at her old home say that the
young Indiana woman is making q
phenomenal campaign.
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