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

From Thursdays Daily.
Gene Lewis has returned from few
days visit in Michigan.
Go to King q Davis for your sum-
mpr underwear. 2d1w
John Robinson has secured the finest
aerisists in the circus profession.
License to marry has been granted:to
Winfield S. Ramsay and Irene Neidig
Chidren's, misses and ladies' under
wear at lowest prices at King Il Davis
John Robinson has scored an artistic
scenic triumph in the spectacle of Solo,
mon and the Queen of Shebs.
Mrs. Hsrtzel and daughter and Mrs
Brubsker returned to Elkhsrt today
after short visit at Brightside.
j. A. Skunk has been asked by the e.
A. X. post at Burr Oak to deliver the
Decoration Day speech at that place.
Mrs. Sidney Grossmsn, residing south
of this city, fell from a chair while
cleaning house this week and broke her
arm.
Prof. Ii. NJ. Phillips has finished his
new balloon and everything is in resdi-
ness for the grand ascension next Sat
urday.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Clinton CRUDE and Grace
Sarber which Will be held at Twin Lake
next Sunday.
Rev. III. E. Neff, of Bourbon, passed
through Plymouth this morning on his
way to Michigan City to attend meet
of the presbytery.
For Sale-Fsir house, barn and three
acres of gound in Plymouth. Belongs
to an estate and must sell soon. Big
bargain. Paul & Co. 1d1w
Mr.. Thomas Stansbury, of Midvale,
Ohio. arrived Tuesday evening for an
extended visit with his brother, Upton
Stansbury, and sisters.
Measles has secured firm foothold
in Plymouth. The re is one of the rooms
In the school from which there were six
teen absent yesterday on account of
the disease.
Judge Hubbard, of South Bend, de-
cided that wife was eligible in Indiana
as witness to her husbands signature
to will. The decision will be appealed
to the supreme court.
Joseph w. Smith, of Indianapolis,
has been appointed cOmmander-in-
chief of the Scottish Rite Masons as
deputy for the state of Indiana, to sue
coed the late Nicholas r. Ruckle.
On Saturday, May 18th, we will give
one coupon calling for ten extra stamps,
redeemsble at the Trading Company's
stamp office, to every family purchas-
ing goods to the amount of Sl.00 at our
store. A. M. Reeves. 4dIw
A Wabash composition made the name
of Henry Grass, Nappanee, appear
Henry Gross. The county commission
ers refused to grant Grass liquor
license, asserting that they could not
identify him as the man who had ad-
vertised.
Mrs. G. e.. Wink Mrs. j. E. Ellis and
Miss Anna Shoemaker returned last
evening from the grand assembly of
a of koh af I'M
apolis Mrs. Wyman and Miss Porter,
of Bourbon, also came home with them
and returned to Bourbon this morning.
The Center township Sundsy-school
association will hold its semi-annual
convention at Inwood on next Wednes-
day, the %. A profitable program has
been made, one of the speakers being
Prof. w. +. Ellis, uperintendent of
the public schools at Bremen. The In
wood people will entertain at dinner all
who 60.
The rummage sale conducted by the
kindergarten association in the store
room vacated by G. r. Leonard proved
such q success during its first three
days that it was decided to continue it
during the present week. Its popular.
ity has remained undiminished and is
source of much benefit to the poorer
people as all second hand articles and
few new ones which have been donated
by merchants are being sold for almost
nothing.