Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-22


Peachle Lawrence; Frank j Kern and
Miss Leona McCfum.
The Plymouth BOYS were defeated al
! Re chester yesterday by score of % 10
Is
Mrs. ). r. McElrath went to Chicago
last Saturday where she will make her
home in the future.
Mesdsmes Mccoy and f. Wagner, of
Bourbon, were the guests yesterday of
Mrs. a. E. Rhodes
Mrs. A. NJ. Cleveland and son,
Arthur, spent the afternoon with her
parents at Walkerton.
Reuben Whiteleather, of Hammond,
is the guest OF his father, who is very
low with consumption.
Judge Burson, of Winamac, was in
this city today trying the case of John
son VS. Pennsylvania company.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Tinkham and son
Trixie, arrived Saturday evening from
Micnigsn to visit Mr. and Mrs. ID. G.
Cole
Mrs. j. w. Thomas arrived home
from Alaska Saturday. She was absent
thirteen months. The trip was very
beneficial TO her.
Chester and Mabel Spar, of Hobart.
arr1u oh ,afk -
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Spar,
who lives north of here.
Christopher Ward, of South Bend,
who purchased the fixtures of the
Windsor hotel last week, is in the city
today looking after the same.
Ronald Thompson, one of Plymouth's
most successful young men, is now To-
Gated at l3l Marion street, Oak Park,
ILL.,, and has half interest in the Oak
Park Times of that city.
1t is said that John r. Mclean has
sent w. j. Bryan check for $4,000, to
be used for campaign purposes. Nc
Leans ambition now is said 10 be to
succeed Foraker In the senate.
Mrs. b. &. krleghbsum, of Alp Lafay-
cite street, left Saturday for a weeks
visit with relatives in Plymouth, and
then will spend few days with rela-
tives in Bremen.-South Bend Tribune.
ln less than month both of the
two leading political parties will have
made their nomination, defined their
platform of principles and one of the
greatest political contests this country
has ever witnessed will be on.
Liberty Cross got into fight at
south Bend yesterday and was hurt
very badly. His wife went to South
Bend last evening and his brother,
George, today noon. He laid uncon-
scious all day yesterday and last night.
K. M. sherwood, of Delphi, who sold
his paper there to A. b. Champion last
week, has purchased the Daily and
Weekly Democrat at Noblesville. Mr..
Boswell, of that paper. has owned it for
thirty years and retires on account of
age.
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoham
yesterday. The occasion being the SOth
birthday of Mr.. Hoham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred ID. Hohsm and child; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hoham and child; Geo.
Hohani; Mr. and Mrs. Geo Leesch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Haberhorn and two
of Fort Wayne and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Palmer, of Chicago, were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Thomas and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Shsnower, of South
Bend, and George ShanOwer, of Wood
ruff, and Daniel Shenower, of Wood
county. Ohio, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Thomas yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. David Shsnower will return
to South Bend tonight. Daniel Shan
over, the father of Mrs. Thomas, and
her brother, George, will visit here this
week.
Mr.. Woods and his wife and five
children were moving from Central
Illinois to the vicinity of Grand Rapids,
Mich, when his wife was taken i'll and
he found he could not proceed further.
They were compelled to stop and To-
Gated near Peter Helms. A physician
was called who found her very low with |
a severe attack of typhoid fever The
people of the neighborhood gave them
all the assistance they could, but she
died last evening and was buried at 2 |
o'clock this afternoon. She was A
years old.