Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-09
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. s. A. Mcdaniel is on the sick
list.
Howard Helm left this morning for
Milwaukee.
A new boy arrived at the home of
Frank Zimmerman last night.
Miss Alice Unger went to Richmond
this morning for short visit.
License to marry has been granted to
Ora S. Ellis and Jennie E. Lehr.
w. F. Young, after being laid up for
week, was able to come down town
again this morning.
DR.. Vets fell on a stone sidewalk
Saturday evening and very severely in
jured his knee cap.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nunemsker are
the happy possessors of boy baby,
born Saturday night.
Miss Minnie Zumbsugh departed this
morning for Sugar Grove, ILL.,, where
she expects to remain.
Charles Brown returned to Clinton,
Iowa, where he is braking in the yards
of the Three | railroad.
Mrs. Hart, of Knox, and her SOD, of
Chicago, were the guests over Sunday
of Fl. F. Cordill and family.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Ben Lauer to Miss
Grace Greenwald, of New York City.
Geo. Marks went 70 Bremen this
morning He will remain ID German
township all this week and visit the
schools.
Mrs. Jennie Stroup, who has been
visiting in plymouth for the past two
months, left this morning for her home
in Kokomo.
A. F. Snyder, county surveyor of
Starke county, spent Sunday with Den
mis- O'Brien and family and left this
morning for Rochester.
S. 5. Chadwick, of Culver, has pur-
chased a lot on the north side of Long
Point at Lake Maxlnkuckee and will
build large hotel on it this spring.
S. w. Rothenberger and wife came
down from st. Joe Saturday evening.
Mr.. Rothenberger returned today but
his wife will remain here several
months.
Seventeen young people of Bourbon
came to Plymouth last evening in bob
sled. They stopped at the homes of
Bessie Wink and Ernest McElrath
while here.
G. NJ. Wilson and wife left today for
New Carlisle where they were called
by the illness of Wrs. Wilson's father,
w. III. Mcdaniel. He is 80 years old
and bis death is expected very soon.
II. Johnson, a:brskeman on the F., f
w. 81 &. railroad, fell from car while
making coupling last Saturday night
at Hammond and was brought to this
city. He was taken to the hospital al
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Elmer st. John, who is brsking on
the Pennsylvania lines, had his ankle
sprained in the Chicago yards Satur-
day and came home this morning. He
will not be incapacitated for work fol
more than two or three days.
A young man attempted to board
the north bound passenger train on the
Vsndalia near the Franklin House this
noon. He was dragged for a short dis
lance and then thrown fiat on his back
but very fortunately free of the wheels
Arthur Jones and Meta Behrens were
married in Chicago last Saturday. The
ceremony took place without the knowl
edge of the parents of either the IN
tracing parties. Miss Behrens returned
to Inwood where she is teaching schoo
SATURDAY. evening, and Mr.. Jones came
home from Chicago this morning.
Hon. Daniel Mcdonald devOtes nearly
two columns of his excellent paper, the
Plymouth Democrat, to q review of nit
candidacy for the secretaryship Of the
democratic state committee, the course
of Chairman Martin, and to the recital
of number of incidents connected
with the affair. Altogether it makes