Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
From ThuradaY'a Daily

The grand jury has Deen cailed TOT
next Thursday afternoon.
David Farlow, Flora, was trsmpled
to death by a mad COW, Tuesday.
Frank Hooton, of Tyner, and Lewis
Burns, Of Burkett, left today for Bruce
Lake.
A baby girl is now the pride of the
family in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leopold NJ. Lauer.
+. ). DckOver, who has been visiting
near this place, returned to his home in
Upton this morning.
j. ). Atkinson left today with his
family for Knox, which place he will
make his future home.
Bert Yockey suffered severe chill
during last night and has remained
sick in bed all of today.
Mrs Mary Whitmore, of South Bend,
is the guest of her son in-law, b. {.
SOuthworth, and family.
O. f. Gay, of Kokomo, who has been
visiting in Bourbon passed through our
city today on his wa, home.
Lou WiltrOudt, who is in the livery
business In Dakota, returned home last
night for visit with his parents.
J. l.. Deemer, of Cando, North Da
kota, passed through here this morning
n 10 RI RI visit his
Herbert Love and Herbert SpOnsler
went TO South Bend Tuesday night
where they took positions as pOrters in
the new Oliver.
But three states In the union pay
their governors al annual salary of
$1,000. They are New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Harley 5. Rodgers died this
morning after an illness of several
months. An obituary and announce
ment of the funeral will be made to-
morrow.
Mrs. VIM. Erwin is expected here this
evening from South Bend where she
has been attending the farmers insti-
Bourbon.
Several leopard and mountain lion
skins are on exhibition at Schultheis'
meat market. They were brought here
by Grace Montgomery father on his
return from Central America.
Mrs. a. RAIDER, of Argos, passed
through Plymouth today on her return
from Forrest, Ohio. where she had been
visiting her daughter. She stopped be-
tween trains with Mrs A. Il. Meredith.
The new postal guide for 1900 shows
a decrease III the number of postoffces
i'm this state. Last year there were
2,5I2, now there are 2,l99. This is due
to the extension of rural mail delivery.
Representative James f.. Watson
will not be a candidate for governor.
said Secretary of State Hunt. You
can say that as certainty, for | know
il is so. There is time for Jim Watson
yet
At meeting of the congregation of
} the Presbyterian church, held last
night. J Ohm w Parks was elected trus-
tee to fill the vacancy caused by the in
ability of Charles Humphrey to serve
Oh the board.
Today the tenth annual meeting of
the Kosciusko County Farmers Insti-
tute convenes in Warsaw in three
= days session. At every recurring ses-
3 sion the attendance has been increasing
at that important farmers gathering
Arthur Waldo Lewis, of Fort Wayne
, has an interesting letter in the Journal
J., Gazette of that city relative to his ex
I, periences in the British army in the
{ Transvaal Mr. Lewis is a distant rela
q tive of Miss Daisy Woodward, of THU
city.
i Word has been received that Ear
( North who has been attending Wabash
s college has SO nearly recovered his eye
Il sight az to be able TO resume his studies
J. He has been afflicted lately with an In
J. Illumination within the eye and for two
weeks was unable to do any studying.
! John II. Mckinney and Miss Emmt
h Gerard were married in Bourbon yes
T. terday afternoon at o'clock. They art
@ both well known and respected yount
8 people of that town and they have
It many friends also in this city. MIR. Nc
Kinney is a brother to Frank Mckin
4 ney and worked for some time for TIT
@ shoe firm of Baker & Mckinney. The!
d left last evening for Chicago and sfte
" a short time spent there they will go t.
v TT. Wayne to live.