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


west on Laporte road. AL FISHER. 3w
Mrs. r. Ii. Bennett, of Crown Point,
arrived this afternoon to visit relatives.
&c. Miles, of Msxenkuckee, who has
been very sick, is reported slightly bet
ter.
Mrs. II. f. Hess, of Chicago, is visit
inc at the home of Judge Hess of this
city.
e. w. Wilson has moved into the
Klinghammer property on South Miner
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Harris had new
member added to their family this
morning.
Mrs. l.. A. Place, of Tyner, was in
the city yesterday. She went from mere
to Elkhsrt.
Mrs. Fannie Ruth has improved very
much of late aud is now able to sit up
q part of the time.
Mrs. Healy, who has been the guest
of relatives here, returned yesterday to
her home in Logansport.
Alice Nightllnger, who has been the
guest of friends here, left today for her
home in Hinchman, Michigan.
Mrs. Eshman, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Cox, returned to her
home in Bremen this morning.
The ladies of st. Mlchaels Catholic
church will hold their annual Easter
fete on Monday night, April 10.
G. w. Smith closed his series of
meetings at Inwood and returned to
his home in Culver this morning.
Will Miles and Mrs. Eta Appellee
arrived last evening from their home
IN Kansas and will visit relatives.
Chas. Rus, of Donaldson, who was
given up by several physicians as in
curably ill, is said to be convslescent
Mrs. A. King, who has been visiting
with her daughter near Inwood, re-
turned to her home in Delong today
Mrs. Miner and Alfred G. Lily bridge
who were the guests of W. ID. Lily
bridge and wife left this morning fol
South Bend.
Mrs. Martha J. Kelly has returned
from Illinois where she had been called
on account of the death of her SOL
Herbert's child.
Marriage licenses granted in the at
ternoon of March 81, were to j. Willis
Cotton and Maggie J Blaip, J Ohm Meaw
and Hannah Burkett.
Several more of our citizens left this
afternoon for North Dakota. They
were George Hidy and wife, J. ID. Viii
llams and Budd Ocker.
Rev. G. III. Wilkinson and wife, OF
Inwood, were in town this morning be
tween trains. They were on their way
to Elkhart to attend conference.
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report of the school fund for March
Common fund, S44944; congressional
fund. SIP 70; permanent fund, S213.Sl
Sam Carl has bagged about three
hundred head of fur bearing animal
this winter Most of them have beer
skunks, though he has shot severa
minks.
Some one Is scattering poison with {
free hand in South plymouth Dogs
cats, chickens and every small ANNA
allowed to run at large are finding
speedy deaths.
Hugh Barnhill and his son Cleo de
parted this morning for. the west
They will meet some Rochester parJiel
at Chicago and from there will go t,
Waterville. Wash.
Tom Hines is having considerable
success as a we'll driver. This after
noon he struck a beautiful flowing
we'll for Liberty Cross The water rise
| oCvCioi lCc6 oDOVO Iuc ouildSC VI tb'
ground and is clear and sparkling.
| The repairs on Mrs. Searle's hous,
have been partially completed ant
she moved her goods back into it today
She has made the house somewha
larger than it was before the fire by thu
addition of room over the kitchen.
Great opportunity offered to good, re
liable men. Salary of S15 per week ant
expenses for man with rig to introduce
our Poultry Destroyer and Insect DE
strOyer in the country. Send stamp
American Mfg. Co., Terre Hsute, Ind t
Bishop White, who preached in tn,
Episcopal church here Sunday, went Il
Rochester last evening. He was &C
compsnied by Mesdames Mcdonald ant
Drummond who sang at the service
there and Mrs. Jilson and Rev. Ray
mond.
The new pipe orgsn for the Lutheran
church Is expected within the next tive
weeks. As there will not be time
enough after it arrives to have it pu
up in order to dedicate it on Easter
Sunday, the work of setting 1t in place