Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-04
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
You can get the best lawn mowers a
King & Davis. 2dlw
J. F. Appleman has completed a
large stock barn on his farm west of
Plymouth.
The town elections in Bremen, BOur-
bon, Argos and Culver will be held
next Monday.
j. a. Skunk and Edward Cook are
attending the republican judicial con-
vention at Rochester today
The annual commencement will be
held at Argos next Monday evening.
There are IL graduates this year.
MI. Fenton, of Oxford Kansas, and
Mrs. Bussing, of Warsaw, have been
visiting their brother, Daniel Mote.
At Logsnsport, one democratic alder
man was elected by one majority, and
republican alderman by four major
ity.
The 8-year old daughter of Lewis
TisoD, living about seven miles north
west of Plymouth, died last night at
| o'clock of diphtheria.
William Mote, of Tampa, Florida,
who has been visiting bis father Daniel
Mote for the past week. went to Wsr-
saw last evening to visit friends.
ID. F. Redd left today Cor Indiansp-
oils. The annual state meeting of
science teachers begins tomorrow, at
which Mr.. Redo will read paper.
DIR. ii. T. Montgomery, an uncle of
Emory Hess, was elected alderman 10
South Bend by the democrats with q
majority of 90. The ward Usually gives
republican majority of 80.
w. A. Belden has traded the old
brewery place on the Pretty lake road
to s. A. Bobb, of Chicago, for 800 acres
of South Dakota land. Mr.. Beldon
does net expect to go west this season.
A meeting of the county assessors of
the 18th congressional district was held
at the court house this afternoon The
question of assessing certain articles
and other points relative to the asses
sor's Office we're discussed.
The semi annual convention of the
Center township Sunday school 1850
citation will be held at InwoOd on Wed
nesday. May 90. 1t is expected that
every school in the township will be
represented and Sunday-school people
from other townships are invited to go
to the convention.
School children broke into the home
of Geo. Rish yesterday and destroyed
quite a bit of provisions during his
absence at his work. The authorities
have been notified and unless the par
ents take care that their children 90
not repeat the offense, some drastic
measures will be resorted to.
Word was received last week by Mrs.
A. H. Shirley, of Argos, that the small
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer st. John
had drank poison and was lying in a
critical condition. Mre. Shirley went to
Fort Wayne Monday. At last reports
the child was slightly improved, and
hopes of Its recovery were entertained.
The new city council will organize
one week from next Monday night. AS
the council is now democratic, there
will be appointed q city attorney, a
water works superintendent, water
works engineer. q member of the school
board and q street commissioner, in
harmony with the political complexion
of the council.
The kindergarten association has de-
cided to inaugurate a rummsge sale.
The days fixed for the sale are May 10,
IL and IL, to be held in one of the va
cant store rooms. Already great many
donations In the way of wearing apparel
and house furnishings have been re-
ceived. We solicit further donations
from any one inclined to help the char
liable work of the association. Ladies
rummage your houses! Merchants rum
mage your stores and help us IN this
worthy cause. Watch for mention of
the place of sale, where articles may be
sent. Articles which cannot be de-
livered will be called for II word be left
at Bosworth's dry goods store.