Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

Miss Jessie Tosn arrived last evening
from Msrinette. Wisconsin.
&. b. Tibbetts has returned from his
two weeks trip through the west.
A marriage license was issued to
Samuel Schlosser and Ada A. Hodges.
ii. Mitchell has rented his blacksmith
shop to William Cushmsn and Elmer
WerntZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Dietrich, of
Bremen, were the guests of H. Ii. Mil
Ter today.
Mrs. Richmond, sister of ii. A.
Shsmbshgh arrived yesterday noon
from Elkhsrt.
Michigan City has close call for lo,-
900 population All but two districts
were in Saturday.
Mrs. J. Woolverton, of South Bend
was in this city few hours today on
her way to Bourbon.
Albert l.. Reeve went to st. Joe,
Mich, today noon after visiting with
his brother, 5. E. Reeve.
Edward Dsnforth arrived today noon
from Lima, Ind, where he has been at
tending military school,
Miss Sarah Rothenberger of Null
berry, is visiting her brother, Simon
Rothenberger and family.
Mrs. Trimble returned to her home at
Chicago this afternoon after visiting
with her daughter, Mrs Harry Arm
strong.
Mrs. Lucy A. Caldwell left today for
short visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Dakota.
What has become of the man who, q
few years ago, was predicting that
horses would never again command
good price?
Two games will be PLAYED at Lspaz
on the Fourth of July for purse. The
Grays will play the winning team in
the afternoon.
The candidates for vice presidency
are clearly lined up on two sides-thOse
who would but can't, and those who
can but won't have 1t.
The Lapsz Grays defeated the
Donaldson team by q score Of 10 to in
an IL inning game Sunday. The game
was exciting from start to finish.
| VIM. EVERY will ship twenty four
head of steers to Chicago tonight. He
will load them at Lapsz. Their aver
age weight exceeds 1900 pounds.
Miss Maud Bennett, of Evansville, ILL.,,
neice of Bishop Hsrtzel, who has just
returned from South Africa, is the
guest of Mrs. c. 7. Mattingly on South
Michigan street.
Commencing June 20, the 2 o'clock
passenger from Chicago will carry mail.
Heretofore there has been no mail car
on this train. 1t is one of the fest
trains of the Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne 81
Chicago R'y.
E. j. Harlan and daughter, Estells,
passed through here today on their way
to Peru from KOsciusko county. Miss
Estells is a witness in the Jones' Ber-
ger trial. She was present at the home
of Miss Nellie Berger when MIR. Jones
called and asked her if she would 90
and work at his home.
A Laporte carriage concern is build
ing a handsome stanhope for Miss
Helen Gould, of New York, who will
ride in state at the celebration of
Dewey day in Three Oaks, Mich,
Thursday, June 90 1t will have white
running gear and be- richly upholstered.
1t will be drawn by two white horses,
hitched tandem and man in white liv
cry will hold the reins. Rev. DIR. Bar
ton, Congregational clergyman, will
deliver the address of the day and Q
chorus of 100 voices will sing Hosan-
mas greeting to Miss Gould.
| The American army is now composed
of 100000 men prepared for active serv-
ice. OF this number $500 are In the
Philippines, 9,572 in Cuba, 2,78O In
Porto Rico, 225 in Hawaii, 800 in Alaska
and 2l,OOO in the United States. OF
this force about half belong to the reg.
ulars and the remainder to two year
volunteers. Should it be necessary to
send troops to China there will probs.
bly, be call for more volunteers. Enlist
ments are now gradually going on in
different paris of the country to keep
the army replenished up to the proper
quota.
Second annual camp meeting of the
Northern Indiana Holiness association
for Plymouth, Ind, will be held in the
beautiful grove in Southeast Plymouth,
beginning July IL, continuing until
July %. Rev. M. l.. Hsney, Of Normal,
ILL.,, will have charge Of the meeting,
assisted by other able ministers, smong
whom will be Rev. E. Teter, of Sheri-
dan, Ind, and Rev. j. j. Coleman, of
Bryant, Ind. Rev. Haney is one of the