Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

Mrs. Ida Clark. of Culver, was in thi.
city today.
A. r. Underwood and wife spent the
day in Chicago.
c. Is. Tibbetts transacted business in
Wslkerton today.
Jerry Blsin transacted business in
South Bend today.
Il. E. Ryder and Lloyd Bowel took
the noon train to Culver.
A. Listenberger returned today noon
from his visit at South Bend.
5. w. Jackson and Atty. Lsuer were
passengers to Lapsz this morning.
Herman Cast, of Knightstown, ia
here visiting his father. Peter Cast.
Miss Katie OBrien returned last
evening from her visit at Ft. Wayne.
H. l.. Foelesong attended the funeral
of o. NJ. league, at Wabash, yesterday
John Hays, Robert Reeve and Jesse
Gilmore have broke camp at Pretty
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jockey returned
last evening from their trip to Niagara
Falls.
Henry Creery returned to Logansport
today noon after visiting Harrison
Horner
Miss Florence Smith arrived today
noon from South Bend and is the guest
of Mrs. Elmer Stevick.
III. II. Miller is reported some better.
His brother, DIR. c. w. Miller. of Pres
ton, Iowa, arrived today.
Sheriff Marshall took an old lady
who lives near Walnut to the asylum
at Logansport today noon.
The Grand Army Post has agreed on
Monday as the day on which to attend
the encsmpment at Chicago.
A family by the name of Crossmsn
arrived today from Chicago to occupy
the Jacox cottage at Pretty lake.
H. b. Dibble, who has been busy for
the past few days on his cottage az
Pretty lake, has it now completed.
Mrs. Marguerite Matthews, who has
been visiting relatives here, returned to
her home at Silver lake this morning.
Miss Hattie Bronson returned to her
home at Buchanan, Mich, today noon,
after pleasant visit here and at Argos
Mrs. c. NJ. Eurit, who has been visit
ing at the home of VIM. Clark, returned
to her home at Logansport today noon.
Miss Hattie Oyermyer, who has been
attending normal here, took sick today
and had tn rotnrn - 49, -
Phillip Miller arrived last evening
from Baltric, o., called here by the ser
ious sickness of his brother, III. H.
Miller
A. M. Cormicsp moved his household
goods to South Bend yesterday and
Mrs. Cormicsn departed today for her
new home.
Miss Lizzie DeMoss, of South Bend,
who has been visiting her cousin, Ben
jamin DeMCss, returned to her home
today noon.
The following are reported on the
sick list: John Singleton, John Dit
wiler, Mrs. Emanuel Price and Mrs.
Miles Price.
James Hendrix and wife and w. M.
Patterson, who have been visiting John
w. Parks and family, left this morning
for Warsaw.
James Marks, who has been visiting
his parents west of this city, returned
to Chicago this morning He has been
here since Saturday.
The Pennsylvania railway will have
a special train to Chicago next Monday
on account of the G. A. r. encampment.
1t ia due here at II :35 q. m.
P.O. Jones, John Sibert. David Pow
ell, John Snyder and Niles Champlain
left on the noon train on the Pennsyl-
vanis railway for Oklahoma.
Miss Ida Boyer, of South Bend, who
has been visiting friends here. left on
the morning train for Donaldson, where
she will visit for q few days.
DIR. Eastman, of Plymouth, spent
Sunday with DIR. A. Howard Young
and family at the Indiana Osteopathic
Warsaw Times.
Mrs. Hull and daughter, Linda, of
Chicago, who have been visiting Mrs. j.
NJ. Wright, went to Ora today noon
where they will visit the formers sister.
Chsncey Thomas, who has been
working in South Bend with his brother
in q barber shop, was the guest of his
parents in this city leaving last evening
for Chicago.
Caleb Powers, who was sentenced to
the Kentucky penitentiary for life as
accessory to the murder of Gov. GOebel,
was formerly a student at the Vaipsr-