Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-14

be we'll for them to hear what the peo-
pie who know him in South Bend have
TO say about his own financial standing
William Wurster and wife, who have
been visiting relatives near Donaldson,
returned to their home at South Bend
today noon.
Mrs. Robinson, of Terre Hsute, who
has been the guest of Mrs. L. G Cspron
and other friends, went to indianapolis
today noon.
Mrs. Theodore Mclaughlin has
charge of the lunch room at the Penn
sylvsnia depot while Mrs. Craig is visit
ing in Ohio.
The Pretty lake base ball team de-
fested pickup team from this city
at the fair grounds yesterday by a
score of l9 to 10.
Miss Ella Kyle, of FIT Wayne, re-
turned to her home this morning after
q weeks visit here with her cousin,
Miss Sarah Kyle.
The county commissioners made out
specifications for four new bridges.
Two in German township, one in Polk
and one in Green.
Ed. Tanner, who is travelling for the
Majestic steel range, left on the morn
ing train for Nsppsnee after visiting
with his parents here.
Mrs. Joseph Davis and daughter,
Mary, arrived home this morning from
their visit at Atwood where they have
been since Wednesday.
For sale: Fine building lot on North
Michigan street. also about fifty acre
truck patch near Clizbe factory. Ed
win II. Corbin, COrbin block. 6dlw
The Plymouth schools opened today
with good attendance and all of the
teachers were present at their respect
i've rooms to welcome the ir pupils.
The census gives Omaha $4,000 less
people than were reported ten years
ago. 1t is the first large city that has
shown decrease during the past ten
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Craig left this
morning for Ohio, where they will visit
relatives in various cities. They were
born and raised in Ohio and expect to
10 about Ton dana
Msud-Is to 30 too old to hope for
improvement? should say not One
just begins to live. Take Rocky
Mountain Tea. You'll be blooming
fair at 60. Ask your druggist.
The bids received by the auditor for
the furnishing of dry goods for the
county asylum were rejected by the
county commissioners and bids will
again be received until the Goth of
September.
S. NJ. Hartman, step-fsther of
Clinton Bondurant, went to Chicago
this morning and will have an operation
performed at the Lake Side hospital.
Clinton and his brother Philip accom-
panied him.
The worm that about three years ago
began infesting the grapes, is worse
than ever this year. 1t burrows in the
fruit and lucky is the grape on infected
vines that escapes its visit, People
would like to know remedy for this
damaging pest.
Rochester Sentinel: Two more re-
publicans joined the Rochester Demo
cratic club yesterday and six gold demo.
Gratis who voted against Bryan in '96
have affixed their names to the roll of
memberships. Lookout for q Bryan
landslide in Fulton county.
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to him than any other, because it gives
| him more facts and local news, besides
always working for the best interests
of the home community. When you
subscribe for your daily paper and pay
for it, you increase the papers ability to
work for the development of your own
community.
Miss Cloras Clsry, whose sickness we
have made previous mention of, died at
her home on Sunday morning. She was
seven years of age and was the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. b. w. Clary, who
moved to this city lately from Logan
sport. Mr.. Clsry is car inspector on
the Vandalia railway. The remains
we're taken to Logansport on the noon
train.
Mrs. ID. E. Moore, the millner, de-
sires to announce to her many friends
and patrons that almost all of her new
goods have arrived and she invites them
to see the many neat and attractive de-
signs that the season affords. Miss
Congleton, who was with Mrs. Moore
last year, has returned after studying
the styles in the east. The opening
will be announced later. Id 1w
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