Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-08
From Wednesdays Daily

From Wednesdays Daily
Mrs. DIR. Knott returned from Texas
last evening.
Albert Hume graduates at the Pur-
due University at Lafayette this eve
ming.
The Vsndslis line will place new
sidetrack running to the new factory
this week.
DIR. Borton attended the American
Medical society at Atlantic City, New
Jersey, today.
No person in Norway may spend
more than six cents at one visit to q
drinking place.
Francis NJ. Lambert, of Teegsrden,
was granted liquor license this after
noon by the commissioners.
Cora Grieser arrived this morning
from Dswkins to attend the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. John Ritter.
Hon. III. G.. Thayer and George Ii.
Thayer went to South Bend this morn
ing in the interest of the new factory.
The largest hotel in the world, with
capacity for 5000 guests, Is being
built at Mecca, Arabia, by order of the
Sultan.
Onion growers in the vicinity of Naps
psnee, Elkhart county, are forsaking
their old crop, to give their attention to
sugar beet culture.
Edgar Rodgers was in the city few
hours today on his way home south
west of town from South Bend, where
he was attending lawsuit.
While Alden Smith was tearing down
an old chimney on the Knettle farm,
ne1r Flora, yesterday, he found roll
of bank notes sggregsting over $1,000.
John Oiler, a farmer, near Burlington,
hid some dynamite in stump. Yes
terdsy his cattle broke into the field and
got at the dynamite and it exploded,
killing seven head.
John Glenard, brakeman on the
Valparaiso local, got his jaw broken
about two o'clock this afternoon at the
turntsble. DIR. F. b. Asphalt, the rail-
road physician, dressed 1t.
Mrs. Joseph Weber returned to her
home at Chicago this morning after
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Fenton, and other relatives here. She
formerly lived in this county.
James Barton of Inwood, Michael
Coony of Lskeville, General Kilgore of
Tyner, David S. Klinger of Warsaw,
j oseph Slough of Linkville, Harrison
Horner and Ezra Bsrnhill of this city,
were before the pension board today.
A mandolin club WAS organized in
this city last evening with Bert Harris
as director; Carl Spiesshofer and Harry
Corbin, first mandollns; Lot Losey and
Fred Logan, second msndolins; Mamie
Harris, Howard Jackson and Arthur
guitars.
Several days ago one of the boys of
Brightside stole Mr.. Sanders wheel, an
employe of the home, and they were
unable to find him until yesterday
when the sheriff of LapOrte county
found him and placed him in jail at
Michigan City. Mrs. Work went after
the lad today.
We acknowledge the receipt of box
Of choice strawberries from j. M. Wick |
lZer, of the Plymouth fruit farm. In |
Size they were much larger than the
ordinary, but, Mr.. Wickizer says, on
account of the lack of warm sunshine |
during the past few weeks they are not |
as sweet as usual.
Peter Holycross, who formerly ran q
brick yard in Lspaz, and who shot him
self last Saturday in South Bend, is
still living at the hospital unconscious
and the doctors state that there is no
hope for his recovery. His brothers,
J. N. and Daniel Holycross, changed
cars here this morning on their way
home from Larwill to South Bend.
The members of the Tribe of Ben
Hur made the following nominations of
officers last night for the ensuing term:
+. Thompson, past chief; VIM. English.
T. A.Downs, chief; Arthur Underwood,
Judge; Emanuel Price, teacher; Mrs.
Schilt. scribe; Mrs. Martindale, keepe
Of tribute; Frank Tanner, captain; Otto
AIberts. guide; John Capron and Mat.
Botorff, keeper of inner gate; Frank
Forbes, keeper of outer gate.
From Thursday's Daily