Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-09
From Saturdays Daily.


in the city today.
Miss Bertha Kelly left this morning
for Sugar Grove, Ill.
License to marry has been granted to
Samuel Snyder and Linda Leonard.
Mrs. III. H. Miller went to Bremen
this morning to visit relatives who are
sick.
Miss May Mickey went to FIT. Wayne
yesterday to accept a position in the
Randall hotel.
Miss Mae Shaded went to Teegarden
today to visit for couple weeks with
Miss HERNIA Neville.
Mrs. G.. o. Yarrick went to South
Bend today to visit with her sister
Mrs. Bell, who is very sick.
Mrs. Charles Ii. Reeve has been grad
uslly sinking today and her death is
looked for at any moment.
Yesterday morning five car loads OF
silks from Yokohoma, Japan, passed
through plymouth for the east.
G. G. Kanssr left this morning fol
Lowell where his wife has been for the
past month. They will return in q
few days.
Frank Ullery, of Rutland, has re-
ceived some photographs from Fred
Long who went from here to the Philip
pine islands.
Rev. j. l.. Vince, of Pierceton, went
to the Salem church in North town
ship this morning to attend the Sunday
school convention.
Mrs. r. A. Chase, Mrs. G.. Neff. Mrs
F. II. Hill, Mrs S N Stevens and Mrs
F. NJ. Burketi attended the recital al
Bourbon last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Speyer, who have beer
visiting SiQmund Mayer and other rel
atives, returned to their home in Lex
ington, Kentucky this morning.
Mrs. G. T. Middleton and Mrs. l.
Middleton, of Fort Wayne, who has
been her guest for few days, went Il
South Bend to visit Howard Middleton
a sou of the former
Manufacturers of bicycles predict fo
the coming season larger increase
than ever before known, all attribata
to the making of so many gravel road
throughout the cou Dtry.
1t appears that j. Nj. Dale, the veteran
Goshen business man, who retired from
business last week, is involved to tn,
extent of $4,000 to $4,000 and the re
tirement was forced. He is 68 years old
G. c. Yockey, of Bremen, has bough
the Mattox jewelry stock of MInni
Burger, of WalkertOn, the deal hsvin,
been closed last Monday evening. MI
YOckey is an old established jeweler a
. Bremen.
The amount of the school fun,
principal on hand March lst wa
S775.9S distributed as follows: Common
fund S449.44; congressional fun'
S1l273; permanent endowment fun'
S2l3.8l.
l.. II. Day, of Royal Center, who ha
been visiting his father in West town
ship, returned to his home in Cas-
county today. III. G. Fry, of Cando, \
OAK, accompanied him. He report
Elias Day as being some better thl
morning.
At the meeting of the Mozarts he'll
last evening, Mrs. James McDonal
handed in her resignation as directres
of that club. She expects to discor
, tinue teaching in this city and thi
week she made her last regular trip I
} Plymouth.
A bill has passed the Ohio legislator
and now awaits the governors sigma
, ture, providing that no train shall b
run with crew of less than five men
: and whenever more than thirty-fv
cars are put into one train an extr
brakeman is required.
Mrs. y. S. ThOrnberry, Mr.. and Mrs
Daubenspeck and daughter, Mr.. an
Mrs. Carey and daughter, MI. and Mrs
: G. X. Leonard and daughter and MI
! and Mrs. f. f. Richards and daughte
3 took sleigh ride to Bourbon last eve
8 ming and stopped with A. p. Meredit
4 and family on the Parks place. Thei