Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-18

1t was evident that Corbett was the
favOriie here There was much dissap
pointment when the last telegram an
nounced Jeffries to be the victor.
Mrs. Sherman futile, of Wanatah
who has been the guest of Plymouth
friends, left this evening for Columbus
City.
The Marshall county bar held meet
Ing this morning at the court house
and set cases for the coming May
term.
DR.. Reynolds was satisfied that Cor
bett would be winner when in the ninth
round word came that Jeffries was
frustrated"
MIR. and Mrs. Robarge and Lee and
Jesse BOtortf returned to South Bend
today, after attending the funeral of
Elder Botorff.
DIR. III. A. Deeds, dentist, is located
over the corner hardware store, at the
corner of Michigan and Laporte streets
Plymouth, Ind. wifi
Mrs. VIM. Mueller left this afternoon
for two or three weeks stay in Chi
cagO, during which time she will have
her eyes operated upon.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ID. Myers returned
to their home near Goshen this morn
Ing after attending the funeral of the
latters's brother Elder BotOrff.
Mrs. NJ. f. Wicksrd, of st. Joe, Mis-
souri,, was in Plymouth this morning
on her way to Warsaw where she Will
visit her sons, the Stookey brothers.
. young man from West township
6y the name of White has been en-
gagged to teach the grammar depart
ment of the Culver schools next year.
Mrs. Tescher, of Salem, o., and Mrs.
Stroehm, of Fl. Wayne. stopped with
Mrs. o. G.. Soice between trains this
on her way home from South
Bend.
Polly Zehner, of Oregon, and Polly
BolinQer, of Wildwood, who have been
visiting Mrs. j. b. Koffel went to Bour-
bon this morning for a visit with
friends.
Miss Yerkes. principal of the knick-
school at Indianapolis, stopped
)ff between trains here today and Wis
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Vinall. Miss
Georgia Vinall attended her school this
year.
Mrs. j. A Ruth returned 20 Chicago
his afternoon after short visit with
Mrs. Julia Thomson. She was accom-
panied by Ron Thompson, who goes to
AXE his place on the Records staff of
reporters.
Chas. Davis, son of j. n. Davis, died |
If consumption at the home of his
Geo. w. Kline, of the |
EAST side of Mexenkuckee last Monday |
morning. He was 80 years old and
eft wife.
Louie Love excavated the first shovel |
ul of dirt that was taken out for the |
oundation of the new factory. The
oundation is almost completed and |
work will be begun on the building
lext Monday morning. One of the
Brink houses facing the Vandalia track |
s being used as an office.
Mrs. +. NJ. Howser, of Celina, Ohio,
passed through Plymouth this morn
ng on her way to Donaldson. Her |
ather, G. futile was taken suddenly |
II day or two ago and this morning |
sas unconscious. Her sister, Mrs. En-
ma May, of Mount Cory, Ohio, arrived
It her fathers bedside this afternoon.
t was feared this morning that he
ould not live till night.
Like ships that pass in the night, in.
idents occur on our streets near the
Midnight hour that the public never
lear of. At Kloepfer's corner there
ppears to have occurred a desperate
ght, for the pavement is spattered
With gore and there are a number of
'loody finger marks upon the iron rail
Dg Possibly the combatants, after
ghting out their battle, shook hands
nd agreed to keep the little affair a
ecret.
The Bremen ball team has organized
nd the following players will repre-
ent that city on the diamond this
eason: Class, pitcher; e. Gardener,
atcher; Voegell. first base; Huff. Sec
nd base; Funkhouser, short stop; Wal
ers, third base; A. Gardener, left field;
ielminger, center field; Klopfenstine,
ight field. The management is look
lg for heavy pitting pitcher and out
elder. The team opens the season
n May Goth with South Bend as their
pponents.
The DeighborhOod two miles east of
.apaz, is all stirred up over a ghost
tory, which is vouched for by number
I persons of North township, to be q
act. 1t is said that while MILAN Crum
nd Nathan Crothers were passing the
J. b. church in the Berger vicinity