Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-04-27

| Iuo Iuulouo DcHtot. COilcSO ucAl Sdt-
urday.
Marriage licenses have been issusd to
George w. Knoblock and Emsline
Champion; j ohm F. Carey and Rosa E.
Newell.
Henry Cbrisle, of Chicago, a former
Bourbon citizen, visited in that place
over Sunday and came to Plymouth this
morning.
Letts McBroom, who is trimming for
Mrs. Dunfee in Etns Green, returned to
that place this morning after 2 few
days visit here.
Mrs. Corey returned to her home in
Argos this, morning after spending
Sunday with her brother, William Allie
man, and wife.
Mrs. DR.. Calliat, of Aurora, Ill.,, who
has been the guest of Culver friends for
several days called on Plymouth &C.
qusintances today.
Edwin Tanner left this morning for
Indianapolis. He has accepted posi-
ton with the Majestic Range Co. and
will work in Indiana.
f. ID. kiefel and family, who attend
ed the dedication of the pipe organ at
the German church, returned to their
home in Wsnatah today.
Mary Bali returned to South Bend to-
day after an extended visit in this city.
Master Everett Calvert, who had been
here few days, returned with her.
Mrs. J. 5. Leland, who has been visit
ing her mother Mrs. Jane Cross, re-
turned to her home in South Benz to-
day. Her mother accompanied her.
Monroe Steiner has contracted with
Will b. Dunn, of Argos, to close out
his $1,000 stock of general merchandise.
The first sale will be held next Satur-
day.
Miss M. c. WEIGH, of Eagleville, Mo-,
returned to her home this afternoon.
She had been visiting the Staleys, of
South Bend, and her sister, Mrs. Warner,
of this place.
Mrs. Lydia Sawyer, who has been
making her home for sometime past
with her father ID. C. Smith, left today
for South Bend. She will make that
place her home in the future.
South Benders are having trouble in
getting subscriptions amounting to
81 900 so that Manager Dan Grant can
go ahead and organize base ball team
to play at Springbrook park during the
coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beroth returned to their
home in Warsaw today. Mrs. Beroth
was among the whist players who came
from Warsaw last week to spend an af-
ternoOn with Mrs. Ed Kuhn and she re-
manned for few days visit
The Dunkards are making arrange
ments for big time at North Man
che ster IN May. They have already
purchased the following provisions:
1900 pounds of sugar, 600 pounds of
tea, 1900 pounds of smoked ham and
seven barrels of ers.-Huntlngto
News Democrat.
The countensnce of Dr. Brown has
been lighted up all day today by an ex-
preston of inward happiness, which,
were it not for continued activity dur
ing many hours, would broaden into
emile unexcelled even by sunteams in
it's warmth. No wonder-a twenty
pound boy baby arrived at his home
yesterday morning, Of which he is
Justly proud.
The baseball team composed of mem.
bers of the NJ. ID. DIS which went to
Bourbon Saturday came home much
less jubilant than they went. However
it was not their fault. When against
team of young boys is matched team
In which there arc players of as many
years as % defeat is to be expected.
They say the BOurbonites do not care
to accept an invitation to play here.
Physicians are receiving official
notice from the secretary of the state
board of health that ALL cases of whoop-
ing cough and consumption shall be re-
ported to the county health officer. A
law to this effect was passed by the last
legislature and it went into effect the
first OF the month. These diseases are
classsd among those of a contagious
nature and this step has been taken to
keep them from spreading. The pen
atty for violating this law is the same
as that prescribed for failing to report
the most marked contagious diseases.
| Hanly selection as chairman of the
republican state convention revives the
old story of the motive behind 1t all,
which is given freeh color by the fact
that Chairman Hernly and Senator
Fairbanks conferred with the president
in Washington. According to the pro-
gram, Hanly is to do all he can to elect
Grifliths governor. Fairbanks is to re-
sign his place in the senate to become
McKinley's next secretary of state, az
stepping stone to the presidency in
1904. Grffiths Is then to appoint
HanIy to Fairbanks seat in the senate,
to which his chances of election IN 1908
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