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

Miss Minnie Steinbsch, of Bourbon,
is visiting friends here.
A marriage license was issued to VIM.
Griggs and Miss Bertha f. Gael.
John w. Parks and wife spent the
day at Bourbon with Mrs. Weaver.
| Ii. ). Rodgers WAS taken sick this
morning and was unable to be at the
store.
Mrs. j. 3. Rowell returned to Goshen
this morning after visiting Mrs. David
Snyder.
Mrs. Henry Leedy went to Logans-
port today noon to visit Mr.. Leedy's
parents.
A. X. Norton, of New Castle, Pa, is
visiting with his uncle, ). f. Reeves
and family.
Mrs. Julia Csnady, of Rochester, was
the guest of Miss Emma Zumbaugh
this afternoon.
of town, was passenger to st. Joe,
Mich, today noon.
Mrs. Ed Poor and children left on
the noon train for belong where she
will visit for week
Mrs. Ager end children returned to
their home at South Bend today noon
after q pleasant visit here
W. II. Nichols, of Plymouth, a ma
chinist, is now In the employ of the
Culver City Construction company.
DIR. &. G. Bondurant was called to
Culver Wednesday to treat some of the
horses at the Culver Military academy.
Mrs. Frank Schmeltz, who was taken
to a hospital at TT. Wayne about a week
ago, is reported as getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reslar of Chicago, woo
are here visiting relatives, went TO
Bourbon this morning to visit several
days.
Mrs. +. f. Bosworth, who has been
visiting at Ed Gibbons since last Thurs
day returned to her home at South
Bend today noon.
j. F. Applemsn has accepted trsv-
cling position for short time for the
land department of the Ipswich bank
of South Dakota.
Rev. X. Il. Burden, who has been
holding quarterly meeting at Warsaw,
was the guest of Rev. j. w. belong on
his way to Lapaz.
near the Windsor hotel, returned yes
terdsy from Wabash, where he pur-
chased fine horse.
The North Judson sugar beet field is
very promising one, and farmers are
figuring on realizing from $40 to S120
per acre for this years crop
@Thou changest not-yet, am always
changing" said the substitute to Rocky
Mountain Tea. Made by Madison
Medicine Co. 35c Ask your druggist.
Mrs. n. w. Martlndsle and children
departed today noon for their new
home at South Bend. Mr.. Martindale
has been working there for the past six
weeks.
The Vandslia company last evening
paid the Blickenstsff estate $500 for
the death of Noah Blickenstaff and
three children, of Flora, on the crossing
at Bringhurst, July, 4.
Miss Ruby Runion returned to her
home at Warsaw yesterday afternoon
accompanied by Miss Della Oglesbee
and Miss Conlon. Miss COnlOn is visit
ing here from Indianapolis.
The Second Brigade, Uniform Rank.
1. o. o. F., aid the Daughters of Re-
bekah will have q meeting at North
Manchester September IA, and the To-
cal canton is preparing to entertain the
visitors.
Rev. Thomas Whitaker, pastor of
the Mentone circuit of the Methodist
Protestant church, will attend the
quarterly meeting at Walnut Grove
church, after which he will attend the
annual conference.
Mrs. j. G. Zechiel, of Culver, left
Monday for the ssnitarium at Larwill,
but returned Wednesday. Her many
friends will no doubt be sorry to learn
that the doctors can give her no en-
coursgement as to her health being re-
stored
A turkey hen on the farm of County
Assessor G. ID. Sisson, of Rochester, has
Matched out and IS carefully raising
eighteen quail. They follow their
strange mother, feeding with her all
day and nesting under her protecting
wings at night.
The WiDona Assembly Review, in
speaking of the interesting meeting of
the Woman's club last Wednesday,
spoke very highly of Miss Grace DUR,
who is a member Of that club i'm the
following language: The last number
on the program was a reading by Miss
Grace DUR, pupil of Mrs. Ormsby.
The selection was allow the LsRue