Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-24

for two days business trip.
Mrs. Charles Hsnnon and son, who
have been visiting relatives here, re-
turned to Chicago today noon.
Levi Lsuer and family and Charles
Ruhmsn and family are occupying the
Wilson cottage at Pretty lake.
Miss Leons Sharpe, of Indianapolis.
and Miss Holls Bsrger, of South Bend,
are visiting Miss Helen Jordan.
Ed Hupp and wife, of South Bend,
who have been visiting relatives mere,
went 10 Twin Lake today noon.
Mrs. Maggie Cooper, of Warsaw,
who has been visiting e.. NJ. Wilson and
family, returned home today noon.
Mrs. Theodore Sponsler is the guest
of her parents at Bay City, Michigan.
She will be gone for couple weeks
Miss Lizzie Carver departed on the
morning train for Chicago, where she
will visit her uncle for a couple weeks.
statistics show that there are 6,ll5
physicians licensed to practice in Indi-
ana. This is an average of over six to
township.
David Klingermsn, welltodo
farmer of Bourbon township, will be
taken to the asylum at Logsnsport the
first of next week.
Misses Anna Thayer and Emma
Brooke arrived today from Indisnsp-
oils to visit relatives in the northern
part of this county
NJ. Altman and Mrs. Lesmle and
children departed on the early morning
train for Marion, where they will visit
relatives until Saturday.
Mrs. Rev. Weiss and child left on the
morning train for South Bend, where
she will visit her parents, and from
there she goes to Medsrysville.
A horse slipped and fell this morn
ming where Lsporte and Michigan
streets cross. The only damage done
was the breaking of pair of shaves.
Miss Anna Shirley, who has been Wis
ting the family of Jacob Suit returned
to her home at South Bend last eve
ming, accompanied by Miss Anna Suit,
who will visit until Saturday.
Mrs. .. 5. Thornberry, of Plymouth,
who has been visiting her parents, Il.
S. Nicely and wife, left this morning for
Winons lake to spend couple of days
with here Observation-Disclosures City
Post
Mrs. Dietrich and child returned to
their home at Bremen this morning
and her brother Charlie accompanied
her. She was called here by the sick
ness of her father, whom she reports as
a little better today.
The Milford ball team which has
twice shut our boys out, played the
Mentone team for purse of $50 8nd
the game was to decide the champion
ship of the county. The Milford boys
won by score of ~ to ).
Albert Hall and wife passed through
here this morning from Warsaw to
Valparaiso, where they attended the
Hall family reunion, which was held
today They will return this evening
to this CITY and be the guests of Mrs
+. {. Burroughs.
Ida B. Saxon, a resident of Indiansp.
oils, has applied for a divorce. She
alleges as her complaint that while she
was lying at the point of death bel
| husband stood by her bedside and told
her he wished she would die or get well
In order to save expenses.
The Mennonites at Kalamazoo, Mich
claim that the myriads of crickets
which appeared there Saturday night
last were a plague sent by heaven to
punish the city for its wickedness and
predict that unless this wickedness is
suppressed the town will be destroyed
by fire, Aug. 80.
Jerome Herff, of Peru, democratic
candidate for state treasurer, says that
he has been all over Indiana since his
nomination, and there is no doubt about
the coming success of the national and
state ticket He declares that the gold
democrats are back il line working for
the regular organization.
Misses Ethel Burns and Jessie Boyer
and Alfred Henry, of Terre Hsute;
Miss Wonnetsh McCsmpbell, of Rock
vile, and Miss May Allen arrived today
noon and we're che guests Of Misses
Mabel Jscoby and Ruth Thomson.
Misses Burns and Boyer left Oh the
2:1O o'clock train for Chicago and
Misses Thomson and Jacoby accom-
panied the rest of their guests to Wi.
mona, where they will visit for week.
| These are few of the maxims of the
late Coils p. Huntington, million
aire and railroad magnate: "Run after
work; 1T won't run after you,' which
contains a world of good advice and
wise counsel for young men in the
briefest possible form, and another was
GALL work Is honorable work" Still an
other, and one which explains as well
as would whole chapter the secret OF
his achievement, was, 81 never work
| hard: | work easy"