Marshall County independent., 1900-08-24


the Boxers which few people know, and
everybody wants to know.
From Saturdays Daily
School commences on September 10th.
The Michigan City ball team has dis
banded.
Miss Edith Tice is the guest of friends
at Bourbon.
Mrs. Daniel Miles is the guest of
friends at Misbswska.
Mrs 5. l.. Wallace returned this
morning from her visit at Chicago.
Eddie Eby returned to South Bend
today noon after a two weeks visit
here.
Miss Nj. Raider, who has been visit
ing here, returned to Chicago this after
noon.
Mrs Il. +. Houghton and children re-
turned today noon from their visit at
Culver.
Miss Tresss, daughter of Peter
Kruger, returned today noon from her
visit at Argos.
Mrs. Strawhecker returned to her
home at South Bend today noon after
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson, of Lsporte,
were in this city few hours today on
their way to Hlbbard.
The dancing privilege at the Ham
mond carnival has been let for $500 and
the beer privilege for $50.
The trustees of the Plymouth l.. b.
church have paid off $1,000 of church
Indebtedness since Aug. 1st.
An electric light is being placed on
the corner of Plumb and Laporte
streets, near the Kellison hotel
John Tibbett, who has been visiting
at Tippecanoe, was in this city today
on his way home to South Bend.
Miss Holloway, of Brightside, took
two children TO South Bend this morn
ing which will be placed in homes.
Dr. Howe and Mrs. David Howe went
to Coldwater, Mich, today noon to at
tend the funeral of J. A. Cummins.
Miss Nora Inbody returned to her
home at Elkhart today noon accom-
panied by Clarence Miller and wife.
Joseph Mann, who was hurt at In.
wood several weeks ago, while loading
logs on car, was on our streets today.
Mrs. Iva and Daisy Glass returned
this morning to their home at South
Bend after week 8 visit with relatives.
The Boss brick yard just north of
town is busy place this summer. The
second large kiln of brick is being put
up.
The following Bremen people were
in the city today: Jacob Gardener, H.
Knoblock, Ed Kitch, VIM. and Louis
Foltz.
The X. of Z. band. of Knox, will ac-
company the q. A. II. to Chicago and
take part in the big parade on Tuesday,
the 28th.
The Pennsylvania pay car passed
through this city today and liquidated
the Indebtedness with their employees
for the past month.
Harry and Glen Wheeler, who have
been camping at Lake Maxinkuckee,
were Plymouth visitors leaving this
morning for Chicago.
Mrs. G. M. Eurit and children. of
Logansport, who have been visiting at
VIM. Clark's, went to Lsporte today
noon. They formerly lived here.
Second annual encsmpment of the
157th Indiana Volunteer Infantry asso-
citation, "Studebsker's Tigers" will be
held at Ft. Wayne Sept IL to ID.
"Thou changest not-yet, am always
changing said the substitute to Rocky
Mountain Tea. Made by Madison
Medicine Co. 35c. Ask your druggist.
The st. Andrews Catholic church at
Richmond was struck by lightning
Thursday and almost totally destroyed
The loss is between $4,000 and $780,
600.
George Smith arrived today noon
from South Bend and is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Katie BecknelI. on his
way to Missouri, where he will visit his
father.
III. j. Heinz Il Co. have deposited
$4,000 at the First National bank,
which will be checked out to farmers
adjacent the city of Plymouth and
GrOvertOwn for pickles.
The lineup of the Plymouth ball
team which left today noon for Ke-
wanna and Winsmac is as follows:
Ed Conlon, p; j. Roller, @; Burwell, Ib;