Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-01

his punishment at so fine and 10 DAYS
in he county jail. Blackstone former
ly resided at Hebron
MIS-. Jerry Blain and son Oliver
Kline Blsin returned Saturday from
Van Vert, Ohio.
y boy baby IS making its home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Fisher. 1t
arrived last night.
Frank and Fred Thomas were home
yesterday to attend the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs. Koffel.
The home of Alva Price is blessed with
a girl baby which has been there
since yesterday morning.
Sanford j. Briggs and Catherine E.
Apple, and Charles III. Yeagley and
Allie Marks have been licensed to
marry.
b. b. Parks, of near Inwood, and
James Nj. Greer made business trip to
South Bend, Mishswaks and Elkbart
today.
Mr.. Bunnelrs sister, Mrs. Shultz, and
mother, Mrs. Julia Bunnell, of Michi-
gan City, visited with him over Sunday
returning home today.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Gable, of South
Bend, attended the funeral of their sis
ter, Mrs. Kotfel, yesterday, returning to
their home this morning.
J. f. Johnson, of Tyner, was in our
city today, and while here he called on
the Independent and renewed his sub
scription for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wade enter
tanned a small number of friends last
night in honor of their guest Mr.. and
Mrs. Horn, of Valparaiso.
Word was received this morning from
Troy, Texas, that Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
knotts mother, was buried Friday.
Mrs. Knott is expected home this week
A ball game was played at Bremen
yesterday afternoon between a nine
picked up here and the Bremen team.
The score, ii to 4, shows a victory for
the latter.
Mr.. Chas. Bushnan, accompanied by
j. j. Durbin, will leave Wednesday
morning for Big Rapids, Mich, where
they will inspect and ship lumber.
They will be absent three weeks. Mr..
Bushman contracted with the Ameri- |
can Cycle company for year last Sat
ufday.
The ball game at Bremen yesterday
is highly spoken of by those who wit |
messed it. The Plymouth boys while
very unused to playing together and as
it was their first game of course were
unable to match the Bremenites, yet |
they put up lively contest. They are
very promising for the rest of the
season and expect TO win many games.
The funeral of Mrs. Koffel was held |
from the home in West Plymouth yes
terday afternoon. A number of the
relatives and friends were gathered to-
gether at the bier OF the departed Rev.
Thornberry preached the sermon. The
lowering of the remains into the grave
by the device which Mr.. Leonard used
yesterday for the first time gave the
ceremony added solemnity and i'm
A farmers institute will be held at
Argos on Thursday and Friday, June
Ia and 10, in Sarber's hall. A copy of
the program has come to our hand and
we are pleased to say that it would be
worth ones time to attend it. Farmers
throughout the country are gradually
but surely turning from the old method
II agriculture to the new which is
based on scientific knowledge of the
soil. This is one of the noticeable char
scteristlcs of the program at Argos.
Among the topics which will be dis
;ussed are "Beet culture" Spontaneous
ais it necessary for a
farmer to be chemist ?" and "The fu-
ure of the American farmer" Much
music will be interpreted throughout
he two days which will add greatly to
he enjoyment of the occasion.