Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-17
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FRIDAY, ATGU>T Il, 1900
LOCAL BREVITIES.

George Feldman, of South Bend. is
on our streets
Mrs Davis returned last evening
from her visit at Lima, o.
\ marriage license was secured by
John seymour and Lulu Becknell.
Misses Marie Melser ami Mamie Gall
away went to Indianapolis today noon.
Miss Emma Holem is the guest of
her sister, Mis-. \. Vi. Harris at South
Bend
Mrs. Emma Logan, of south Bend,
was the guest this morning of F. NJ.
McCroTy.
DIR. kaszer reports boy at the home
of Lewis Oyermyer, who resides west
of this city.
Eli Bawles, who returned from South
Bend on account of sickness, is now
cOnyalescent.
&. L. Slayter, who formerly ran
drug store here, arrived last evening
from Chicago.
Mrs. Archie Phillips, who resides east
of town, went to Culver today noon for
few days visit
Lewis and William Redmsn and
John Kitch. of Bremen, transacted bus
mess here today
Mrs. Burlingame, who has been visit
ing friends here, departed on the morn
ing train for Elkhart
The trustees of Plymouth L. b.
church today paid off another 500 of
mortgage Indebtedness.
Mrs Snyder and daughter, who have
been visiting at j L. Hsnes and family,
went TO Elkhart this morning.
Miss Helen Stewart returned to her
home in Lsporte today noon after a
pleasant visit here with relatives.
This Is the hottest day this year. 1t
was % degrees in the shade, one degree
hotter than at any time this summer.
The South Bend Elks are adverse to
the holding of a street fair and carnival
and will not enter into the movement.
Mrs. Dietrich, who has been visiting
her parents, II II Miller and wife, re-
turned TO her home at Bremen this
morning.
Mesdames !. G. Bunnell and f. Ii i.
Durham left on the early morning
thain for Chicago and from there go to
Wisconsin 10 visit friends.
Mrs. Caroline TIbbets, Mr.. and Mrs.
{. b. TlbOets ana Miss Emma Mont.
gomery went to Bourbon this morning
TO attend the funeral of H. Poland.
Mrs. j. W Wertenberger arrived this
morning from Starke county, o., and
left on the morning train for Lapaz,
where she will visit her brother and
other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Yockey and Miss
Hattie SchlOsser, OF Bremen, were
Plymouth visitors today. Miss Schlos
ser took the train here for Wanatah,
where che Will visit friends.
1t always dulls the scythe Of Father
Time drives away wrinkles of approach
ing old age the elixir of lie, that puts
hope in the human heart Rocky Noun
tain Tea Ask your druggist.
The state board Of charities is send
ing out the notifications of the appoint
ments of the truant officers throughout
the state. The officers are appointed
for one year, beginning with Aug. |.
Mrs. George Kruger left last evening
for Valparaiso, where she will attend
the funeral of Mrs. Horn, which was
held ID st. P4ul's church at o'clock
this morning, Rev. Moench officiating.
All cases of disrrhoes and cholera in
fsntum are simply cases of poisoning,
and could be prevented by cleanliness
and the use of pure, fresh, we.l-cooked
foods. POISONOUS milk IN the summer
and the polluted air OF schOolroOms
and bed rooms i'm the winter kill not
less than 1000 children annually In
Indiana, says Dr. Hurry.
Last night house of ill-fame was
raided by the city police and two boys
and two girls were arrested. Their
trial was held before the mayor In his
office at IL O'Clock last night. The fine
and costs to the girls amounted to S26.
The boys were strangers and as they
had no money, were set free. The
girls are now boarding with Gene.
The opening band concert of last
night was great success. A large