Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

Miss Grace burr returned this morn
ing from Winona.
W. 4. Miller, who resides south of
town, went to Fort Wayne this morn
ing
We are sorry 20 report the condition
of James Dollar not very much i'm
proved.
Mrs. j. 5. Brltten returned 10 her
home at Ludengton, Mich. after visit
ing at 5 f. McClloughs.
Alias Hively, of Silver lake, was the
guest over night of II. Alderman and
family on his way to Culver
Mrs. G. L. Morris was called to Ohio
this morning by the death of her father.
Lloyd. her son, accompanied her.
Mrs. Susan Brown returned to In
wood this morning after visiting for
the past three weeks with her sister.
Martin Bollig, who lives near Burr
Oak, brought the first home grown
watermelors to market this morning.
Mrs. Aspinall returned last evening
from Chicae o, where she has been for
the past couple days.
W. j. Butler returned to Terre Haute
today noon after attending the funeral
of Miss Bessie Miles.
at Elkhart today noon after visiting T..
Johnson and family and other friends
In this county.
Hon. Charles Z. Drummond has re-
turned from rswfordsvllle and Monon
where he attended the democratic con-
gressional conventions. He spoke at
each place.
sidney and Eta Heilbrun, who have
been visiting NJ Lauer and other
friends here, left this morning by the
way of St Louis for their home at Os-
age City, Kansas.
If fortune disregard thy claim
Don't hang thy head in fear and shame
But marry the girl you love best
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest.
Ask your druggist
George Compton, wife and children
were Plymouth visitors today on their
way to Mishawaka from Bourbon.
They will visit his brothers, Orlando
and Albert Compton.
DIR. Burkett will commence the cree
tion of brick building within a few
days, which will displace the store
rooms now occupied by Vinsll's groc-
cry and Mrs. Disrs millinery.
The Bourbon team played our boys
today at the fair ground in the place of
the Argos team who were so badly
defeated by the Mentone boys yesterday
that they have disbsnded. The score
was % to IL.
Michigan City Dispatch: The count
ct the prison today was 500. Very few
prisoners are coming In and the num-
Der will not be increased to any consid-
cradle extent until the courts get to
grinding this fall
In four or five countries in Europe
dogs are being trained for use in war.
If they are to become the proverbial
"dogs of war;" we'll and good, but if
their finish is TO be army rations by the
sausage route, it seems like waste of
time
Mckinley and Bryan will both attend
the Grand Army reunion at Chicago in
August, but will not be there the same
day. Mckinley will arrive Saturday
evening August 18th and remain until
Tuesday. Bryan will be there August
3Oth.
While Mesdsmes J ohm Burkhold and
Capt. Collins were pulling weeds from
grave at the cemetery yesterday, q
small snake stung Mrs. Burkhold on
her hand. She Immediately came home
and had it dressed and she is getting
along very nicely.
Pennsylvania train No II yesterday
covered the distance between Fort
Wayne and Clarke Junction, l2o miles,
in 14o minutes, including four stops.
The train was over an hour late in
getting out of Fort Wayne, but in
to Chicago on time.
Louis Wickey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G.. Mickey, of west Plymouth, met with
very painful but not serious accident
yesterday afternoon. He, with another
young boy, were playing with revolver