Marshall County independent., 1900-11-02
From Saturdays Daily.


Mrs. NJ. A. Jones and children went
to Manila, Ind, to visit.
Mrs. Welch returned today from Il
few weeks visit in Ohio.
Mrs. Chss. Martin, of Chicago, is
visiting relations in this city.
Mrs. d. f. Moore will occupy the new
store room in the Sears block
Mrs. Henry Blood and daughter, of
Chicago, are visiting near this city.
Frank Wilson was able to be down
town today, after weeks sickness.
Simon Myers, ST., returned from Ak
ron. o., this morning after few weeks
visit.
A North went 10 Culver today to do
some surveying for the Culver military
academy.
Mrs. X. X. Brooke returned this noon
from Petoskey, Mich, after a few
weeks visit
Mrs. {. f. Halderman, of Massion,
o., came today to visit friends and rel
atives in this city.
Joe Hendricks returned today from
Psducah, Ky, where he has been visit
ing for few weeks.
New York bank officials are finding
out how man on a salary of $500
can keep a $4,000 house.
Willis Smsley went to Pendleton,
Ind, to work in glass factory His
father is now employed there.
Mrs Jacob Suit returned last night
from Springfield, Ohio, where she has
visited relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. John Wolford and son, Fred.
went to Mt. Morris, ILL.,. this morning
to visit Louise, who is at school there.
j. I. Cook, of Walnut, was in this
city today and renewed his subscription
for the Marshall County Independent.
Mrs. Rachel Stsnsbury went to Os-
good, Inc, this noon to live. Her
daughter, Lou, is employed there in a
bank.
Father Temper went to Chicago to
take treatment in hospital for catarrh
of the throat with which he is badly
affected.
Mrs. Stevens returned to her home in
Rochester last evening after a two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Cushman.
The danger of newspaper cartoons
has just been illustrated at Indanap0-
lie, where Dr. w. Il. Newton died while
laughing over one.
M. F. Espich and family, of Linkville,
returned this morning from Canton,
o., where they have visited Mr. Espich's
brother for few weeks.
| Mrs. McBroom and daughter, Nora.
left on the morning train for ali ex
tended trip through Iowa, They ex-
pect to be gone about month.
Mrs. James O'Brlen entertained a
party of lady friends to carpetrag
sewing Thursday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served and oil enjoyed the
time.
See, Young maiden, that thou takest
the genuine Rocky Mountain Tea,
made by the Madison Medicine Co., if
thou likest thy fair face. 35c. Ask
your druggipt.
Mrs. M. T.. Hume is attending the
North township Sunday school conven-
tion in Lapaz today. From Lspsz she
will go to Syracuse, Ind, to spend q
day or two with her daughter, Marguer-
lite, who Is teaching school there.
Congressman Sulzer, on his return to
New York from speaking tour
through this state told the New York
Journal that it is az sure for Bryan as
Georgia, and then be added: al am
glad / went to Indiana, l never
saw such aggressive, determined and
enthusiastic democrats. The people
of the state are thoroughly alive to the
issues of the campaign, and against
trusts, militarism and Imperialism"
The residents along the Bremen road
to the Lake of the Woods are petition.
ing for change to be made in the rural
mail route recently established from
bremen. The route to the adsbaugh