Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Thursday's Daily

Loire CsprOn went to South Bend on
business this noon.
DIR. Knott made professional call in
Argos this morning.
Don't forget to see the trimmed hats
at G.. G.. Francisco's. 3d1w
Daniel Most returned to his work at
Elkhart this morning.
Sigmund Mayer went to Wsnatah on
business this afternoon.
James Carter, of South Bend, was in
our city on business today.
The "Hesvy Weight" qusrtette left
this morning for Valparaiso.
Mrs. Ii. b. Allen left for Grovertown
to visit her parents few dsps.
Miss Emma Eston returned to her
home in Lsporte this morning.
Miss Craze Harrington, of Toledo, is
visiting friends here for a few days.
There was another arrival at Bright
side this morning from Starke county.
Cal O'Blenis and Jay Gunder, of
Argos, transacted business here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller leave to-
night for weeks visit in Fiat Baltic,
10.
Jacob Gardener and Jacob Vollmer,
of Bremen, transacted business here
today.
Joseph Bennett left this morning for
Greenfield, Ohio, to visit Mr.. Benefits
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Force, of Howard,
Kas., are the guests of Louis Helpmsn
on the South Side.
Any one wishing anything in trimmed
hat line should call on Mrs. G. &. Fran
cisco before buying. 3dlw
Mr.. and Mrs. John Castlemsn, of
Valentine, Nebraska, are visiting Iela-
tives in the country.
James Martin returned to CrawfOrds.
town for few weeks.
John DeMont WAS called to Culver
this morning on account of the death
of his brothers child, Stella.
l.. T. Deerdorff, of Bourbon, lie here
today in the interest of special fair
edition of the Bourbon News.
Mrs. b. F. Witwer left this morning
for her home in Kalamazoo after visit
ing relatives In this city several days.
A large assortment of ladies', misses
and childrens' trimmed hats on display,
Oct. and 2, at G, G. Franchises. 3d1w
Mrs. John Rupe and Miss Emma
Peel, of South Bend, arrived this noon
to visit few days with Mrs. Hindel.
Mrs. Bondursnt, of South Bend, was
called here yesterday on the account of
the death of her cousin, Clarence Gov
ert.
Miss May Irvington returned to her
home in Berring Springs, Mich. today
after q few days visit with relatives
near Donaldson.
The Kuhn clothing stock has been
transferred by l.. A. Kloepfer back to
John G. Kuhn and son. Mr.. Kuhn will
close out the stock.
School children and teachers of Mar
shall and Kosciusko counties will be
admitted free to the Bourbon fair
Wednesday when they come as schools.
The Tall game between Bremen and
Milford resulted in tie score, neither
side scoring in eleven innings. They
play at Bremen Sunday.
The republican leaders claim they
have seventy first voters in this city this
year. The democrats have sixty eight.
Valparaiso Messenger.
Bourbon is making arrangements for
the biggest attendance in the history
of the fair association. Our people
should arrange to attend. 5d1w
Miss Blsnch Tucker has resigned her
position with the steam laundry and
left this morning for Dayton, Ohio. to
live. Her many friends are sorry to
see her leave.
viii higgins and Vern Snyder, of
Bourbon, passed througe here today on
their way to Logansport where they
will accept positions as brakemen on
the Pan Handle railway.
The construction of the longest tile
ditch in Indiana has been begun in the
southeastern corner of Tippecanoe
county. When completed it will be %
miles long and will drain $500 acres of
land and cost $4,000
Undertaken Russell, of South Bend,
passed through this city this morning
with the remains of Mrs. LoOmin of
Rochester. who died of diphtheris in
South Bend yesterday She will be
buried at Rochester.
The kindergarten association is pre-
pairing to have q "rummsge sale IN the
near future. Any one having any
articles to donate may leave word at
the kindergarten rooms over Mr.. AL
berts restaurant or bring the articles
there.
A young soldier named Mosure has
just reached his home at BlufftOn, fresh |
from the Philippines. When asked if
he considered the war on the islands