Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-31

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Oliver G. Lightner and Miss Ada b.
Smith were married this afternoon by
Rev. j. w. belong.
Mrs. Frank Cromley and daughter,
bessie, will visit friends in South Bend
for couple weeks.
One hundred and fifty-two tickets
were sold for Culver yesterday and
eight for South Bend.
Mrs. Fred Botset and Miss Bertha
Botset went to st. Joe, Mich, today
noon for weeks visit.
Mrs. Chart returned to her home at
! Tyner today noon, after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Humphrey.
Mrs. VIM. Walters was called to
South Bend today noon by the sickness
of her daughter. Mrs Meta Names.
Mrs. Shane and Mrs. Cline and son,
who have been visiting Sigmund Mayer
and family, went to Warsaw this morn
ing.
Mr.. Abel, who has been visiting
Charles Ulrich and family will depart
this evening for his home at Detroit,
Mich.
Miss Sarah Allison, who has been
visiting her brother, w. T. Leonard, re-
turned to her home at Camden today
noon.
Miss Mary Kendall went to Colum bia
City this morning. She will teach in
the public schools there this coming
term.
A. L. b. Allen and son, who spent
Sunday with II. A. Shsmbaugh and
family, lett on the morning train for
Lsrwill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baum arrived Saturday
evening from Akron, o., to visit Mr..
Baum's sister, Mrs. VIM. White at
Twin Lakes.
Mrs. HerZog returned to her home at
Mishawaka today noon after visiting
Joseph Eich and family and other
relatives here
Misses Ethel and Edna DeLoney
have returned to their home at Ke-
wanna after a pleasant visit with Miss
Mildred Jordan.
The Wlnamac ball team shut out the
Bremen boys at Bremen Saturday by a
score of to 0. The Sunday game re.
suited in tie of to3
Mrs. James Touby, who has been Wis
iting John w. Parks and family and
friends at Bourbon, returned to her
home at Kokomo this morning.
Robert Reeve and Jesse Gilmore. who
have been in this city for the past two
weeks visiting their parents, returned
to Chicago last evening.
Miss Mack, the guest of J ohm Staley
and wife, returned to her home at
South Bend today noon. She has been
visiting here since last Tuesday.
A. j. Berry and wife were Plymouth
visitors today on their way home to
Mishawsks. They were at Argos at
tending the funeral of his sister
John Powell, of Starke county, was
Frustrated by the heat while hunting
for strsyed cattle, in the Tippecanoe
river bottoms. His case will prove
fatal.
George Sauer and wife, of Cincinnati,
who have been the guests of G. Fisher,
who resides near the court house, &C
compsnied Mr.. Fisher to Chicago this
morning.
Calvin III. Marsh and Miss McGowen,
both of Union township, and Oliver
Lightner, Of near Argos, and Miss ada
Smith, of near Rutland, have received
marriage licenses.
Speaking of new styles it is said that |
at one of the fashionable resorts on the |
Massachusetts coast, the young ladies
go to the postofiice and return each |
others calls in their bathing suits.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee (sll county and township oflicers) OF |
the County Sunday School association
is called for Friday, Sept Z, at l 80
o'clock, in the Church of God, Plym-
outh.
A large crowd of Plymouth people
were at the depot this morning to bid |
farewell to the q. A. II. post and their |
wives and friends who went to Chicago |
to attend the G. A. X. encampment.
Seventytwo tickets were sold.
An enthusiastic democratic meeting |
was held at Tyner last Saturday even
ing. e.. w. Metsker was the speaker
for the evening and he gave an excel
lent talk. A Bryan club was organized
with almost hundred members.
The committee having in charge the
arrangements for the second annual re-
union of the Twelfth Indiana Cavalry
at Argos, on September 9th and 9th,
have an excellent program prepared
and those who attend will be royalty |
entertained.
The population of Indianapolis in
creased over 60 per cent during the last
decade, and today it has 169, 1874 inhsbi-
tants. The showing has been excslled |
by few, If any, cities and the HoOsier |