Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-23

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relatives a few days.
Mrs. Allison returned to her home in
EnglewoOd, Ill, today after visiting
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Unger went to Bourbon this
M orning to visit her sister, Mrs John
Shaw, who is very sick.
c. Il. Gordon went to South Chicago
today where he has accepted a position
with the Illinois Coal Co.
VIM. Marshall, of indianapolis, came
this noon to attend the funeral of his
brother, Andrew Marshall.
John Marshall and wife, of Argos,
came today to attend the funeral of
Johns father, Andrew Marshall.
Mrs. Daniel Miles came down from
Mlshawaks this noon to have her goods
packed and moved to that city.
There is not much doubt but Charles
F. Griffin, of Hammond, Will be in the
race for United States district attorney.
The board of reviewers of the Cells
ditch case met iii the commissioner
room at the court house this afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Crane returned to her
home In Bsroda, Mich, today after
two weeks visit in this city with rela-
tives.
Next Sunday the Pittsburg DAD will
put its winter time table into effect. A
number of changes will be made on
this division.
The Episcopal diocese of Michigan
City will be Incorporated if the state
law is amended at the coming session
of the Legislature.
Miss Harriet Conlogue returned to
her home in Kendsllvllle this noon
after few days visit with Miss Mamie
SOuthworth of this city.
County Assessor Cook, of Kosciusko
county, has discovered that S364 1885 on
deposit in various banks April |, 1900,
was not liste for taxation.
VIM. Huff and son and Daniel
Schmoker, of Bremen, went to Man
chester, Tenn this noon where they
have large lumber interests.
r. e. Bollman, son of G. G.. Bolman,
went to Cumberland, Md, today where
he will accept position as fireman on
the Baltimore Il Ohio railway.
Mr.. Daniel Mcdonald, editor of the
Democrat, will leave in a short time for
Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he will
spend several weeks for his health.
Charles Bushman went to Indianap-
oils this noon as a delegate to semi
annual meeting of the |. D. o. +. lodge
which IS in session there this week.
According to the latest returns, the
republicans have figured out major
lty of four in the Nebraska legisla-
ture. The figures on a number of leg
islstive candidates are very close.
Stock buyers who contracted for cat
tie in the summer at high figures are
not very we'll pleased with the market.
In fact they will do well to get out
without sustaining heavy losses
l.. G. knight, editor of the Mont
pelier Herald, has been declared insane.
He imagines that he possesses millions.
When an editor gets such an idea in
his head as that, he certainly must be
insane.
Walter Guyer left this noon for Cen
trail America via New Orleans, where
he takes the United States fruit
steamer for Port Simon, CeItr 81 Amer
lea He hopes the climate there will
improve his poor health.
The flock of sheep owned by A. f.
PendletOn was sold today at SO per
head. A year ago they were worth SIS
per head. A drop of 50 per head in
one year is quite q slump during a
reign of protection to wool and "glor-
ious prosperity. Rochester Sentinel,
The board of trustees of the Indiana
reform school met with Gov. Mount
yesterday and accepted the resignation
of Supt. Charlton, which was rendered
to the board some weeks ago. Prof.
Charlton, who is one of the best known
educators in the state, resigned on ac-
count of bad health. He has served as
superintendent of the reform school for
fifteen years. He will be succeeded by
Will III. Whitaker, of the Michigan
City penitentiary.
Among the prominent measures
which the legislature will probably be
asked to take up will be one relating to
some reform laws for cities where the
executive power is entirely within the
power of the town council. Editor
CARRIER, of the Madison Courier, was
among the first To begin the agitation
of the matter. file points out that the
laws similar to those that created the