Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-03
From Mondays Daily.


Brown, of Bremen, secured marriage
license today.
Henry Ebert returned this afternoon
from Mansfield, O., where he visited
his son, Carl
VIM. Hatfield, of Warsaw. attended
the funeral of Jacob Stevick returning
home last eve ing.
Thomas Dunlap, who has been visit
ing Sheriff Marshall, returned to his
home west of Argos
Miss Eva Wilmer, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Chas. Kelison, returned to
South Bend today noon.
Miss lola Montgomery, of South
Bend. arrived today noon to visit at j.
W. Hess and c. b. Tibbetts'.
George Hayes and son, Allie, returned
Saturday evening from Michigan, where
they have been picking berries.
We have secured extra help so all
can be waited on in the future. Bow
ell < Co. store. Darby q Paterson sue
cessOrs. 6d1w
Mrs. 5. Unger returned to her home
at Donaldson this morning after visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Jessie
Zehner.
Willard White and Oliver York, who
are attending college at Indianapolis.
arrived home yesterday for a two weeks
vacation.
All colored shirt waists 60 at 79c
worth from S100 10 50 80 each. Bow
ell IL Co. store. Darby Il Patterson
successors. 6d1w
Omer Williams left yesterday for
Riverdale, Ill.,. where he has accepted q
position as operator for the Illinois
Central railway.
Jscox has moved his grocery stock
into his new building on North Mich
igan street and will have a grand open
ing next Saturday. 6dlw
Mrs. Champion and daughter, Nina,
were Plymouth visitors today, from
Delphi to St. Joe, Mich, where they
will spend the summer.
Rev. Mckenzie and family will leave
tomorrow for Battle Ground, where
they will attend the Methodist camp
meeting for two weeks.
Daniel Stevick returned to his home
at Mismisburg, o., this morning after
attending the funeral of Jacob Stevick
his father, which was held yesterday.
Mrs. Erma Pierce returned to her
home at Hagerstown Sunday morning
after several weeks visit here with
her parents, Il. j. Winnings and wife.
A glance in our store will convince
you that we are selling goods as adver-
tised at so cents on the dollar. Darby
Il Patterson, successors to Bowel 81
Co. 6dIw
q. Nj. kreighbaum and wife returned
to their home at South Bend today
noon after visiting his mother, Mrs G..
Krieghbaum, who lives in West town
ship.
Consumption Cure-Warner's White
Wine of Tar Syrup, the best cough
remedy on earth, cures cold In one
day if taken in time. % and 90 cents.
j. W. Hess, Druggist.
,na IF t,o urootoot oot, oroo. tho
Indiana oats belt has ever grown will
be put in shock this week and next.
The estimated acreage is greater than
that of sny recent year.
1t always dulls the scythe of Father
Time drives away wrinkles Of approach
ing old age -the elixir of life, that puts
hope in the human heart-Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Ask your druggist.
Rev. j. f. Hartman left this after
noon for q months vacation, the greater
part of which he will spend in eastern
Pennsylvania visiting bis parents, Rev.
J. II. Hartman and wife, of Hanover.
A complete directory of Winona Lake
was published yesterday by the Winons
Daily Review 1t shows nearly 1000
people on the grounds for over a week,
most of whom are here for the summer.
Peter Holem returned from Elkhart
this morning. where he has been visit
ing his daughters, Mrs. Swigsrt and
Mrs. Pontius. He also visited his
daughter, Mrs. Hercog, at Mishawaka.
Ex-Lieutensnt Governor Will Cum
bach, who spoke at Maxinkuckee
assembly yesterday, was in Plymouth
yesterday afternoon. He was well
pleased with Plymouth as q residence
city.
Rev. Horace Ogden, of Attica, was in
Plymouth short time today on his
way to Winona, where he speaks tomOr-
row. Mr.. Ogden was formerly class.
mate of G. w. Metsker at Del'auw uni
versity.
Mrs. John G. Kuhn as she was going
down cellar this morning, became dizzy
all of sudden aud fell. The family
was very badly scared and sent for doc.
tor but she was found not to be hurt
very much.