Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-12-07

| Lee heDudll was nome lTOlD ChiCdRt
to spend Thanksgiving. Lee is now
connected with q south side depart
ment store
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer and son, OF War
saw, and Mr. and Mrs. Weaver, OF
Bourbon, spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Parks.
AT Hudson. Mich, at the last election
the Abbott voting machine was used
and at 5:l7 the vote was counted and
the result known.
Miss Bessie Altman and Della Ogles
bee returned from Culver this noon
| where they attended a dsrc e at the
academy last night.
Lewis Altman returned to Marion to-
day, after a visit with his folks here
Lew and HE brother, Sol, are in the
clothing business there.
Charles Msttingly, of Mishawaks
spent Thanksgiving with his folks here
Charlie is connected with the News.
Democrat office of that place.
The bowling alley purchased by Arno
NJ. Cleveland at Farmland, Ind, from
Dan Retter as shipped last Wednesday
TO this place and will arrive today.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Freese and chill
dren returned TO their home in Della
ware, o., this morning, after visiting
VIM. Smith and family, q few days.
Mrs. Hiram Resm, of Grovertown,
visited with her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Mitchell, this morning on her way to
Indianapolis to visit her son, Monroe.
Mrs. DIR. Young and son, of Fort
Wayne, passed through this city on
their way home from Culver, where
they spent Thanksgiving with Arthur
Young.
Kosciusko, republican county, has
dem )cratlc trustees in majority of
the townships, while Whitley county,
elected majority of the republican
trustees.
Professors Chase, Redd and Martin
and all the teachers of the grades, went
to Culver this morning to attend the
meeting Of the Marshall county teach
ers' association.
The great attraction at the shooting
match at the fair grounds yesterday
was Tom Chaney's fancy shooting.
Tom did some excellent shooting and
surprised everyone.
Thomas Carver and wife, near Burr
Oak, celebrated the fifteenth annivers-
airy of their wedding Monday evening,
Nov 26, with a large number of their
neighbors and friends.
Geo Lesch and wife, of Fort Wayne,
were the guests yesterday of John
Hoham and family. Mr.. Lesch re-
turned home this morning, while his
wife will visit here over Sunday.
The Michigan City prison will receive
a notable prisoner within few days.
John M. Higgens, On Indianapolis aid
erman, will don the stripes. He solic-
tied bribe and justice overlook him.
Diphtherla is making its appearance
in many adjoining towns. As rule all
houses are qusrsntined as soon as the
presence of the disease becomes known
and in this way its spread is prevented.
The supreme court has held that the
boarding house law is vsllG, and under
it's provisions guest is not allowed to
remove his baggage until the bill is
paid. Persons violating the law are
liable to fine and imprisonment.
Hon. N. G. Hunter hes again taken
charge of the Wabash Times. He has
owned the Times plant for ten years
but has not operated it for some time,
having leased it to other parties. Mr..
Hunter and his son Harry will have the
business and editorial management of
the paper.
Rev II. j. Parrett went to Buchanan.
Mich. today to attend the funeral of
Rev. &. A. Slcafoose. Rev. G.. A. Sica
foose was formerly presiding elder of
the United Brethren conference of this
district, but later of the Warsaw dis
trict. He died Sunday afternoon of ty-
phOid fever, after only weeks illness
The funeral occurred this afternoon at
2 o'clock at his home, and was conduct
Ell by Rev. Mr.. Parrett.