Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-23
From THURSDAYS Daily

! ltlng her father west OF this city.
Mrs. IT, G Thayer went to Bourbon
today to visit relatives few days.
Mr.. j. a. Jones. of Indianapolis, was
the guest of J c. Bunnell last evening.
Mrs. w. a. Kelly went to Sugar
Grove, ILL.,, today to visit relatives for
few weeks.
c. f Dale returned TO South Bend
today after attending the funeral of
Mrs. Durham
). +. Russell of Woodstock, LII is
here, called by the death of bis sister,
Mrs. Hiram Nanvactor.
Mrs Josiah JscOby went to Engle-
wood. H., this noon to visit her son,
Arthur, for few days.
The democrats of Indianapolis may
nominate Controller +. NJ. Johnson to
succeed Mayor Tsggsrt.
Mrs. George Harper returned to her
home in Paris, Ill.,, today after a weeks
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. w A Hitchcock returned to her
home in Fort Wayne today after two
weeks visit with relatives here
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser returned
to her home in Pierceton today, having
attended the Eastern Star banquet.
Mrs. c. W. Habercorn returned to
her home In Danville. H., today after
two weeks visit Wi h relatives here.
Mrs. Chas. Wilhelm returned to her
home at South Bend today after at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Durham.
Mrs. c. W. Henderson and daughter,
of Gallon, o., are the guests of Mrs.
Henderson's mother, south of this city.
Mrs. G. J.. ' ale and son, Donald, of
Wabash, returned to their home today
after a weeks visit with relatives in
this city.
The remains of John Fogerty we're
transferred here today from LogsnspOrt
to Valparaiso, where be will be buried
tomorrow.
Prosecuting Attorney, Arthur Metz
Ter, of Fulton county, has appointed
Leopold NJ. Lsuer as his deputy for
this county.
Gov. Mount is receiving large num-
Der of applications for executive elem
ency during the last weeks of his term
as governor.
q. w. Thomas and wife and son,
Charles, went to South Bend this noon
where they have moved their goods and
expect to live.
Mrs. G. A. Williams returned to her
home in Peoria, Ill today after a six
weeks visit with relatives near Argos
and Bourbon.
in indianapolis today after attending
the funeral of his brother, the late An
drew Marshall.
Mrs. Samuel Miller and daughter,
Mrs. kech, went to Mishawska this
morning, where they moved their goods
and expect to live.
Mr.. krimmel, the piano tuner of TT.
Wayne, is in the city. Parties wishing
their piano tuned will please leave word
at the Ross house. 2dlw
Elmer st. John and wife, of FIT.
Wayne, were in this city today on their
way to Culver to visit Mrs. st. Johns
mother, Mrs. Shirley.
Albert Hume was in this city yester-
day On his way to the agricultural Col
lege of Louisiana, where he has ac
cepted an excellent position.
Our subscribers who desire to pay
their subscription with wood will please
bring il In. Now is the kind of weather
that we need wood. Don't wait till
June 2tw
David Fertig has brought suit against
the Pennsylvania railroad company for
81 ,999 1t will be remembered he and
his wife were struck by train some
time ago.
The funeral of Mrs. Z. A. Durham
occurred at the residence yesterday at
2 O'Clock conducted by Rev. 0. s.
Thornberry, interment at Oak Hill
cemetery.
See the elegant display of enlarged
oil paintings 10 Jacks window. Your
picture enlarged like them when you
have expended $50 for groceries at ia
cox's grocery. 6d1w
The indications are that rural mail
delivery has come to stay. A larger
appropriation than ever is recon-
mended by the postmaster general to
maintain old routes and establish new
ones.
Republican State Chairman Hernley
suggests the idea of unifOrming legis-
lstive lobbyists with green coats. Gov.
Mount will urge the Legislature, in bis
message, to take strong grounds against
lobbyists.
Frank Forbes recently sent q mail
order of bulbs TO st. Johns, Mich, and
has received an lther order to be
shipped to Tracy, MINI. Plymouth is
not entirely unknown to the outside
world, evidently.
Frank FireStOne, q resident of BOur-
| hon il SLOWLY recovering at his home