Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-27

Thirty tickets were sold TO Indianap-
oils yesterday.
Seventy-two tickets were sold to Gull
yer Yesterday.
Ronald Thompson returned to Chi
cago this morning.
Born-To DIR. and Mrs. Table How, q
son, Friday, July 20, 1900.
Frank Jscox will be ready for bust
ness in his new store on August |.
The Bowel Il Company stock must
be closed out within the next thirty
days. tSd tlw
Ray Bunnell has resigned mis- posi-
tion at Michigan City and has returned
home.
Don't fail to try Coma Mocha and
Java coffee at Jscoxs. 1t has no
equal. ted t1w
Mrs. Quincy Kelly arrived home TO-
day noon from four weeks visit at
Chicago.
Ed Hillsman went to South Bend
today noon and from there he goes into
Michigan.
Mesdsmes A. III. Stephenson and Nj.
A. Granger returned to their home at
Walkerton today noon.
OTIS Patterson ana mother left yes
terday morning for Chicago where they
will visit for couple weeks.
Jacob Hensel, of Bremen, who has
been at the county Infirmary, was taken
to the asylum at Logansport today
noon
David Fertig, who was hurt Saturday
in the runaway, is getting along nicely
but the warm weather and his age are
all against him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay were the guests
today of ID. ). O'Brien on their way to
Valparaiso from Canada where they
visited his parents.
The Holiness meeting which has
been in session for the past ten days III
the grove in southeast Plymouth, held
its farewell meeting this morning.
Mrs. Emma Freese, of Chicago, and
Mrs. W alter l.. Cook, of hamberland,
). d., returned to their homes this
morning after visiting relatives here.
A man was killed near Teegarden
last Saturday evening while on his way
home. He was under the influence of
whisky and was walking on the b. & o.
track.
We are glad to report that Thomas
.O'Donnell, who has been sick since last
Thanksgiving, is again able to be out.
\ Yesterday he drove to his farm north
east of town.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following: Fred A. Thomas and Flor
ence NJ. Zentz; Harvey G. Warner and
Bessie 5. Csstleman; Fred Pearson and
Kate Vanhorn.
Consumption Cure-W arners White
Wine of Tar Syrup, the best cough
remedy on earth, cures a cold in one
day if taken in time. % and so cents.
j. w. Hess, Druggist.
Bear in mind that there are still a
few bargains left in the dish line at
Jscox's Everything to be closed out
complete, as nothing in the dish line
will be handled in the new store. ted t1w
Chss. f. Woodland, of Chicago.
stopped over Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N. 5. Woodland. He left
last evening on the $50 limited for
New York to purchase goods for Scott
Pierre & Scott, of Chicago.
On Fort Wayne train Friday night
there were ten young men who were
going to Chicago to enlist in the u. S.
army to fight against China. On the
same train were three Cinnamon who
were going to China to enlist.
A habeas corpus case was held at the
court room this afternoon, Daniel Glib
bons VS.. Nora Gibbons, as to whom
should have their child, which is four
years old. Mrs. Gibbons has applied
for divorce from her husband.
The South Bend militia passed
through here this morning for Camp
Mount, neal Indianapolis, where they
go into camp for week. The two
Miltenberger boys and Darwin Boyer
and John Cress, formerly of this city,
were in the military band.
John w. Thomas has received a copy
of Dawson City paper printed on July
4th. 1t shows those people to be patri-
otto, having celebrated Independence
day according to custom in the states.
A big bird on the first page is printed
10 colors, red, white and blue.
Miss Adele Brown, who for several
years has been engaged in educational
work in California, is in the city the
guest of Mrs. Nj. V. Sesrls. She is on
her way home to Azusa from Boston
where she has been studying sloyd in
the Manual Training School of Boston.
Prof. Phillips made another balloon
ascension at Teegarden today. Last
Saturday Mr.. Clemens, who was firing
for the balloon, got tangled with the
ropes and was carried into mid-air.
Mr. Phillips cut loose as soon as posi-
bic, and being unable to make another