Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

by the KellisOn hotel.
James Murpney, of Vest CAIRO street
is reported quite sick.
Nearly 300 tickets were sold tt
WinOns lake this morning.
James WickiZer's little child is very
sick with cholera infantum.
Homer Phillips, of W arssw, is clerk
ing in the Gem cigar store.
The pickle factory received 2,5OC
bushels of pickles yesterday.
Mrs. .Iohn Houghton returned today
noon from her visit at South Behd
Miss Kate O'DonneI, of Kloepler'
store, is having two weeks vacation.
Misses Zoe and Nellie Swope, OF
Linkville were Plymouth visitors today
Louis Klmbsll, of Detroit, Mich, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Russell.
Zetts Amsler, a sister of Mrs. j. d.
McLsren, of Peru. Was visiting here
sunday.
Mrs. H. A Logan has returned from
her visit at Niagara and other points
IN the East.
Trustee Taylor, of Tippecsnoe town
ship, transacted business at the court
house yesterday.
Mrs. l.. Tanner returned last evening
| from two week g visit In the southern
part of the state.
Miss Della Wright returned to W ak
erton today noon. She has been the
guest of Mrs. n. Graves.
For Sale-A one-hOrse wagon and
hay rake cheap. Inquire of j J. Crsw-
ford, three miles west OF Plymouth. 2tw
w. Ii. Anders and wife, of Columbus
o., who have been visiting Daniel Har-
ris. went to South Bend today noon.
Miss Maude Inbody arrived today
noon from Elkhart to visit her cousin
Mrs. j. ID. Taver, and other relatives.
All colored shirt waists go at SO cents
worth Up to So each, one day only, next
Saturday. Bowel q Co., Plymouth,
Ind. tlw
Frank Abbott and VIM. Reddman
departed on the morning train for Iowa
where they will work for couple of
months.
Mrs. Thomas Rollins, of Dowagisc,
Mich, Is visiting with the families of
Joseph and Harry Swindell and VIM.
F. y Dung.
The families of NJ. W. Simons and
l.. G.. Capron have returned from Lake
Maxinkuckee, where they have spent
month in Mr.. Simon's cottage.
VIM. l.. Fish departed on the noon
train for Chicago and from there he
goes TO Guthrie. Oklahoma. If he likes
the country he will move his family
there soon.
The w. c. L. u. will meet with Mrs
f. A. Stacy, Aug IL, in southeast Plym-
Outh, on corner of Miner and Ewing
streets, at 7:30 p. m. A very cordial in
vitstiOn is extended to all.
Mr.. Hartman, whom this paper made
mention as moving here from Warsaw,
commenced yesterday to erect a new
store room in the south part of town on
the corner of Thsyer and Dickson
streets.
Misses Nettie, Ellie, Edna and Maude
kreiRhbaum. of this county, and Misses
Mabel and Maude kreighbaum, of
Akron-all cousins to Elkhart
today noon to attend a family reunion
of the Kreighbaums.
The population of Bremen as given
by the recent census is 1876, gain of
exactly 600 persons in ten years. This is
quite gain over the majority of towns
in Indiana. The census shows that
Bourbon has gained but 120 since 1890
Yesterday while packing eggs at the
creamery, having several layers in the
box, the workmen beard the peeping
OF small chicken and upon investiga-
ton found three small chickens which
had just been Matched in the bottom of
the box.
Julius Borne, the engineer at the
water works, received q painful bruise
this morning and will be unable to
work for several days. He started to
work on his wheel when he fell and
struck his hip on stone. Henry VI
rich is working in bis place.
Peru will again come to the front this
year with a barbecue. The first one,
held in 1884, attracted a crowd of 40
600 people and regularly every four
years since the barbecue has been the
feature of an Indiana campaign. The
date is not fixed. but it will be in Octo-
Der. David b. Hill will probably be
present.
Myer Parker, brother to Samuel
Parker, who lives two miles west on the
LapOrte road, was overcome by heat
yesterday and for couple hours was
in a critical condition. He was help
ing to thresh at the time. Drs. Viets
and Knott were the attending physi-
clans and they report him as getting
along nicely today and have hopes
for his recovery.