Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-06

ll'h " dT1dW NneTe Iney spent The
Fourth.
Mrs. y. NJ Quivey, of Lafayette, and
Kenneth Quivey and Miss Nab,
QuIvey, of Chicago, are visiting with
Dr. Durr.
Rev. ". Northem spent few hours
with his uncle, Ii. ii. Bonhsm, this
morning Oh his way to Valparaiso from
WslkertoD.
Mrs. Rober returned to her home at
Toledo, O, this morning after visiting
her sister. Mrs. n Rober, who lives
north of here
Mr. and Mrs. Brum baugh arrived last
evening from Chicago to visit Mrs.
Brumoaughs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
} Ohm Zumbsugh.
Mrs. Joseph Smith was the guest
over the Fourth of her sister Mrs. w
I. Leonard, returning to her home at
Troy, O.. this morning.
Chas. Bushman, who is working for
the American Wood Rim company,
went to Wisconsin this afternoon to
purchase lumber for them.
Miss Helen and Master Willie Wun-
derlich went to Plymouth Tuesday
morning TO spend few days with reIs-
tives.-Columbia City Post.
Mr. and Mrs. jim Rsdic8n returned
to their home at East Chicago this
morning after spending the Fourth
with his mother in West Plymouth.
Miss Edna Chase returned to her
home at Evert, Mich, this morning to
spend the summer. She has been en-
ployed in the law office of II. \. Logan.
Mrs. Hunneshsgen and her cousin
Mabel Hunneshagen, of Kewsnns,
visited yesterday with Miss Nora Rod
gers returning to their home this morn
ing.
Frank, the youngest son of Gus Cara
bin, received a deep cash in his
forehead yesterday by tin can which
he placed on some powder. The can
bursted and piece cut deep into the
bone.
Mrs. Lewis Buchtel and children
went to North Liberty today noon TO
visit friends. Thew moved from there
to this city last March and Mr.. Buchtel
is employed in W. ID. Albert's broom
factory
a son of Mr.. and Mrs Helpmsn, who
live in the McElrath property on South
street, had his face badly
burned and filed with powder and his
left eye hurt yesterday while shooting
tirecrackers.
Sixteen persons were killed and 7O9
injured in celebrating Independence
day in Chicago, St Louis and q few
other large cities Yesterday Powder
explosions are responsible for 159, toy
pistols l05, cannon 81 and skyrockets 80.
Hubert, the youngest son of MT. and
Mrs. l.. Tanner, met with q painful &C.
cident yesterday morning a giant
iirecracker exploded while in his hand,
splitting open his thumb and two fin
gers on his left hand and also burning
the side of his face.
Hugh, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fogle
song met with painful accident on the
Fourth through the carelessness Of a
gentleman who was shooting blank
The paper wad from the
struck him in the neck and
buried itself deep beneath the skin.
The Salvation army gave their fare
well meeting last evening. They have
conducted meetings here for the past
three weeks and a large crowd has
greeted them every evening and when
hey left this morning for kendsllville
where they hold their next series of
they carried with them
the best wishes of the people of Plym
Duth, who invite them to return again
IN the near future.
Last Tuesday evening, France
who drives the creamery
wagon for Swindell, drove up TO the
at Blain's corner To water the
horses, when somebody shot fire.
cracker, which scared the horses and
hey turned suddenly, throwing Mr..
Schroeder from the wagon and one of
the horses fell on top of him. His
screams soon brought aid and he was
quickly taken from beneath the horse.
1t was IA mystery to everybody that he
was not kicked to death by the horse
lie was not hurt at all.
The meetings being conducted by
Rev. Geo. henry at the church on East
CAIRO street, are continuing with con-
stantly increased attendance and inter
est. The preaching is plain, pointed
and scriptursl, yet it is kindly in spirit.
The subject of the sermon this evening
is "Seven Things iii Which All Chris
tians Agree" Let all come to hear this
subject discussed. There is special music
every evening and besides there is good
congregational singing.
Each has book. Come and enjoy the |
meetings each evening at 1880.
Mrs. b. f. Ryder died at the home of |
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Chester, in
llkhart at o'clock this morning.