Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-04-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

their home in North Plymouth.
The Windsor House property is be
ing improved by new sidewalk.
Another new invoice of goods at
Mrs. Moore's. All the latest novelties.
Miss Gertrude Peterson went to work
this morning in Mrs. Moore's millinery
shop.
Rev. Mckenzie went to Lafayette
this morning to attend ministerial
meeting.
Il. l.. ONiel spent Sunday with his
wife, leaving yesterday morning for
ST. Louis.
Hannah Klinghsmmer, of South
Benz, is making short visit with rel.
atives here.
Ralph Mattingly returned TO his
studies at Northwestern University
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo SiDgrey left this
morning for South Bend where they
will make their home.
G. t. Austin, route agent of the
Adams Express Co., was in the city to-
day checking out AL Pike.
Mrs. NJ. f. Hume went to Lafayette
this morning to spend the remainder OF
the week with her son Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Pilling, of Deni
son, Ohio, who have been staying at
DIR. Bowers went to Larwill today.
Miss Lucy Thomas went to South
Bend where she has been assured en-
ployment and will make her home.
Miss Doris DeVeDy, of Bourbon, Wis
tied with friends over Sunday return
ing to her home yesterday afternoon.
Frank Boss returned Saturday eve
ming from an extended trip through
Missouri, Kansas and Indian Territory
Mary Hssey, who has been visiting
friends here, left this morning on hel
return home to Chicago by way OF
Argos.
f. L. VanschOiack and b. F. Med
bourn and families were in Plymouth
today on their way to Edmund. North
Dakota.
Ed Ball went to Chicago this morn
ing to receive the degree of M. ID. and
his diploma from the medical school he
has attended.
Frederick Dyer, who has been visit
ing old friends near Plymouth, left this
morning for his home in Clunette, Kos
cuiskO county.
ID. j. Howard, who has been staying
for several months with his grand.
father, David Gibson left this morning
for Pueblo, Colorado.
Mrs. Houser, of Indianapolis, made
days visit with the families of w. b
and Herbert Hess. She had been visit
ing her son at Notre Dame and left this
morning for home.
The Indianapolis Press places John
l.. Griffiths at the head of the republi.
can gubernatorial race with Enoch G
HOgate second. A common expression
is keep your eye on Hogate."
Senator Fairbanks, like Gov. RoCse.
welt, has refused to consider the propo-
sitinn of accepting second place on the
republican national ticket this year
Both are said to have presidential
aspirations for 1904.
Charles o. Wiltfong has received an
appointment as house surgeon at the
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago. Charles feels highly honored
as he was the one among over forty sp.
plicants for the position.
Mrs. Flora Ball and daughter Miss
Maggie, of WalkertOn, are here visiting
Mrs. Balls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Vinnedge They came to visit here
during the visit now being made by hel
half-brother, Harry Vinnedge, of Chi
cago.
The Grand Commandery of the
Knights Templar of Indiana begins Its
annual meeting at Indianapolis tomor
row. 1t will be attended by III. G
Thayer, b. e. Southworth, Geo. III
Thsyer and Lucius Tanner as delegates
from this city.
Geo. Ewald left this morning fol
Tunneltown, Wisconsin, where he goes
to work as foreman of q gang of men
on the Chicago, st. Paul & Minnespo.
lis railway. Phillip Hess, of this city
and Lincoln Reed, of Bremen, went
with him to work with him.
The South Bend Times says that q
number of democrats from various
parts of the 18th congressional district
were in South Bend Yesterday In consul
tation with Thomas Taggart. Samuel
+. Morss and Peter j. Kruger. The
conference was called with a view to
maturing plans for organization.
V. III. Compton, trustee of Smith
township, was in the city Monday en-
route for Plymouth. where he took the
three and six-year- old sons of Joseph