Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-17

OiCdI lhlOIlhdtlo.. IL Is ludlIcu u
any sddr, s. for IL cents.
| Bremen was twice defeated by the
! Fl Wayne Shamrocks. The score On
] Saturday was 10 to 0 and on Sunday 1T
was to L.
Thursday, Aug. 10, we will sell our
ladies four ply linen collars at 8 cents
at the Bowel Il Co. store. Darby Il
| Patterson. tad t1w
The reunion of the 18th India a cav
airy will be held at Argos Sept. ) and 8,
instead of four weeks later rs preyI-
Onsly arranged
Misses Stells and Gract French, who
have been visiting at F. W. Bosworth'e,
IT turned 10 their home at Buchanan,
Mich this morning.
Jim RadIcan and wife returned to
their home at East Chicago this morn
Ing after visi ing his mother. who re-
81 es in West Plymouth.
Mrs \. L. Slayter, of Argos, and Mrs.
{. o. Gunder went TO South Bend today
noon to attend the funeral of dsugh-
ter OF George Shoemaker.
l.. G. Carpenter, wife and daughter
Helen returned to South Bend this
mo;hing, after a pleasant visit at the
home of George Carpenter.
DR. NJ. ). Denant, of Wakerton,
spent sunday with his wife WHO is Wis
ting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Mcdonald Of East CAIRO street
"Ihou changest not yet, | am always
changing SAID the substitute TO Rocky
Mountain Tea Made by Madison
Medicine Co 35c Ask your druggist.
Harry WIltfong. of Chicago, spent
Sunday here returning this morning
Miss Julia Yockey accompanied him
and will spend the coming week with
Miss Maude Wlltfong.
Ward Logan, Tode He'll and Arthur
Okeefe were IN sail boat yesterday
at Pretty lake when it capsized and the
boys had TO SWIM to shore. Two of the
boys had on their sunday clothes.
Mrs. Snoberger, of Walkerton, who
has been visiting over Sunday with her
parents, III. Alderman and wife, re-
turned home today noon. Miss WinOna
Nyhsrt accompanied her to visit the
coming week.
Mrs. Lord, of Culver, was stricken
with apOplexy yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock which left her stone blind. She
was taken TO Indianapolis this morning
for treatment She is the owner of the
two steamers on Lake Msxinkuckee.
Mrs. Mary Lambert died last Friday
morning at her home south of Argos
and was buried yesterday afternoon.
She WAS the mother of Thomas Lam
bert, of this city. and bias large num-
Der of friends here. The funeral was
preached at the Jordan church.
y small boy was bitten on the hand
by dog on North Michigan street this
morning about o'clock and within an
hour a lady was bitten at the same
place and by the same dog. The dog
has disappeared and the lady is very
taucH Excited OYe. Che affair.
Miss Mary Campbell, of Urbans, Ill.,
teacher of art in the Menominee, Mich,
schools, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Geo. II. Thayer, jr. Miss Csmpbell's
brother, Rev. Geo. Campbell, is a Bap-
fist missionary and has been stationed
in China more than eleven years. A
letter recently received from him, dated
Swallow, states that he had just reached
the coast, having been in the interior
when the news of the uprising reached
him. Miss Campbell's sister, Mrs.
Whitman, has been missionary iii
China seven years She is now In Nova
Scotia, her husbands home, having re-
Gently returned from China.
The most stupendous campaign en-
terprise ever undertaken by the prohi-
DUBOIS Will De lnaugurated by the
national committee during this cam
paign. A special train is to be sent
through the country bearing WOolley
and Metcalf. the candidates for presi-
dent and vice-president, National Chair
man Oliver W. Stewart, and other ma
tional speakers. This train will make
stops of one hour each at such places
as will raise the money required. The
train will leave Chicago, Sept. 10, and
the first trip will be through the west
ern states, returning to Chicago. Sept
20 October |, the train will start east
and will travel as far as Boston, visit
ing New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Maryland on their return. Several Indl-
ana cities are planning to have the
train. Among them are Goshen, Mar
tinsville and Indianapolis.
Lapaz Items.
Burger Y Martin, two progressive
Inn NWns.