Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-21

mOnd is a fluent alker, a close reasoner
and logical debater. We hope that
he will again be assigned To this county
before the close of the campaign Car
roll County Citizen.
Miss Della Price, of Argos, was a
Plymouth visitor today on her way to
South Bend.
Mrs. Gibbons returned to her home
at Bourbon this morning after visiting
friends here.
Mrs Lewis Swearingen, of Charles
ton, H., is the guest of A. Swearin-
gen and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer were passengers
to LapOrte today noon, where they
will visit friends
Ed Neal, who has been visiting
friends in this city, returned to st. J oe,
Missouri, this morning
Miss May Humphrey departed this
morning for Warsaw where she is en-
ployed in millinery store.
Mrs. Daniel Burger returned home to
Lspaz today noon after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Nora Huston.
w Wunderlck and wife returned
this morning after visiting relatives
and frierds at Columbia City.
Mrs. o. F. S. Miller, of Bremen, who
has been the guest of w. f. Bailey,
went to Bourbon this morning.
Mrs. Mester returned to her home at
Chicago this morning after visiting
Mrs. o. Galloway the past week.
Mrs. Abbot, of Warsaw, who has been
the guest of friends IN this city, re-
turned to her home this morning
Miss Katursh Rhodes went to Lapsz
this morning to attend the Odd Settlers
picnic which was held there today.
j. n. Wilson has rented his cottage
at Pretty lake to parties from Chicago,
who will occupy it for couple weeks.
Misses Winnie Huffman and Harriet
Bissell went TO Bourbon today where
they will teach school the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROUGH, Of Leitersford,
and Mrs Davidson and granddaughter,
Ruth, are the guests of Mrs. James
Hosmer.
e. w. Carpenter and wife, of South
Bend, who have been visiting his
mother, Mrs. VIM. w alters, returned to
their home this morning.
William Burgner, after visit of sew
eral weeks with relatives, left on the
| noon train for South Bend and from
there he returns to his work at Chi
cago.
Chas Hite, who has been unable to
report on duty at the telegraph office at
the Pennsylvania depot on account of
sickness, was able to work again last
night.
Mrs. F. Hickman and Miss Elsie
Ksmerer, who have Geen visiting for
the past two weeks at the home of l..
G. Harley, returned to her home at
Huntvile, o., this morning.
Maud-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 Chicago ball club has won the
American ass ISOLATION pensnt. Pitts
burg has been making rapid gains on
Brooklyn so that the race between
these two clubs in the national league
is becoming quite interesting.
A Michigan exchange calls attention
to the fact that last fall an item was
sent out from Dowsgiac about a
farmer of that county who had treated
his wheat to Stacked lime and secured
an unusually good crop. A Kalsma-
zoo county man tried it this season and
as result has the biggest yield in the
county. The lime should be sown
broadcast as soon as the wheat comes
up and the operation repeated at least
twice before snow flies.
The Michigan state tax commission
ers are boosting the taxes of all cor
porstions in the state and the St.
Joseph Press says that "The Warren
Featherbone company, of Three Oaks,
being an Indiana corporation, has
heretofore escaped any tax whatsoever
on personal property. 1t has been pay
ing small tax on real eetate. After
consultation with the attorney gen.
eral, the state commissioners, Campbell
and Freeman, levied an assessment on
the $4,000 of stock owned by Three
| Oaks residents"
County Commissioners Henry errell,
Frederick Siders and Henry Snyder
were in Bremen Friday to in spect the
dredging of Yellow river and make
some provision for bridge on East
Plymouth street and also take in con-
sideratiOn the placing of stone arch
| over the river ON North Center street.
They are very much impressed with
the idea of building stone arch over
the river, which will very likely be the
result. 1t is evident that stone arch
will be the most durable and the cheap
est in the long run for the county
Bremen Enquirer.