Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-04-06
From Saturdays Daily.

Melvin Fields has just recovered
from short sickness.
Lucille Letter arrived from Kewanna
this morning to be the guest of Neva
Ellis.
A marriage license has been issued TO
James A. Klingerman and Lizzie
Thresh.
r. Il. Oglesbee visited his family over
night and returned to Muncie this
morning.
Mrs. John Leonard, who has been
visiting here, returned to Valparaiso
this morning.
Laura Keene was in Plymouth this
morning returning to her home in
Culver at noon.
Mrs. Garrett, Mr.. Rhodes mother
left this morning for her home in
Jacksonville, III.
Mrs. Lydia Sawyer and her cousin
Mrs. Flora Houser went to North Lib
erty this morning.
Miss Mable Jacoby returned from
Logansport last evening and departed
for Bluffton this morning.
Miss Nettie Slough, who has been Wis
itlng here for a few days, returned to
her home in Bourbon today.
Charles LsBrash and wife came down
from South Bend today to stay few
days with Mrs. La Brash's parents.
Harley Wilson, Otto carp, Ida Ul-
rich and Mamie Vicory, of South Bend,
attended party at Lapaz last night.
Miss Kate Stoddard, of Valparaiso
spent this afternoon with Miss Helen
Disher on her way home from Logsns-
pert.
Roscoe Hess returned today from
Buchanan, Mich. He stopped in South
Bend and spent few days with rela
tives there.
Jacob Gardener, Lewis and William
Foltz, Harmon Knoblock and James
Snyder, all of Bremen, were Plymouth
visitors today.
Mrs. Fields was the guest over night
of Mrs. Charles Harris on her way from
Oklahoma to Bourbon where she will
make short visit.
Farmers near Logansport are dis.
cussing proposition to name country
roads and their farms and to post signs
in conspicuous places telling the travel.
er where be is.
A small party came from Bourbon
yesterday to celebrate Mr.. Rhoues'
birthday. They brought with them
well-flled baskets and at noon large
dinner was spread.
Miss Honor Parks and Mrs. Klein.
smidt returned this morning from Ke-
wanna and Logansport where they
have been visiting relatives and attend
ing the teachers meeting.
Nearly six thousand dollars has been
subscribed for the new Evangelical
church to be built in Bremen this year
Work on the construction of the new
edifice will be commenced at once.
Elias Mcclure, near Silver Lake
Kosciusko comfy, has divided his i'm
mense land holdings among relatives
Each child has received 40 acres of
land, while grandchildren, whose
parents are dead, received 160 acres
each. About 1900 acres were thus
divided.
Jerry Crater died at the home oil
Jacob Sells west of this place thi.
morning. His home was in Fl. Wayne
but he had been STAYING at Mr.. Sells
He was in town yesterday and appsr
emily well, and his death is supposed Il
be due to heart failure. He was abou
fifty years of age and the only relative
near Plymouth is Mrs. Johns. IDter
ment will be made In Oak Hill GENE
terry.
A mutual benefit association is being
organized by the employees of the Hol
land Radiator company of Bremen. 4
meeting was held few evenings ag;
J and much interest was taken. The OBJ
jet of the association is for sick ant
accidental benefit for the members
which can be conducted on a plan will
but little cost to each member, and a
the same time will be protection TO
them.
Members of the republican state com
mittee were asked yesterday for ex
pressions with reference TO the Porte
Rican tariff bill. Elmer Crockett, o
South Bend, the thirteenth district com
mitteeman, said: 81 see no objection t.
the bill, and have confidence in tn
party. l do not regard it as very grea
question, and it will not keep us from
winning. We are going to the stat
convention with the expectation o
nominating Dodge for governor"
Hi. Henry was greeted last night by
well-filIed house and the reputation
which his company has won was NOR
than fully sustained by the evening
entertainment. Aboard a battleship /
Q most appropriate setting for must
cal production and 1t was used TO thu
best advantage. Hi. Henrys band i
the best organization of the kind tina