Marshall County independent., 1900-11-02
From Mondays Daily.

See the nObby winter hats at the Cen
ter street millinery. 1dlw
Mrs. J. W. Armon. of Charlottesville,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Harmon. of Centerville, Mich,
spent sunday with relatives here.
Mrs Hitchcock, of Peoria, H., is Wis
iting Mrs. f. c. William, of this city.
Mrs A. G. Hodgen, of Msrcellss,
Mich is visiting relatives in this city.
For stylish winter millinery see the
splendid line at the Center street mil
linery. 1dlw
Schuyler Fslconbury, of Bourbon,
spent Sunday with Louis Emmert near
Teegarden.
Harry Richey, of South Bend, was in
our city few hours today Oh his way
home to Donaldson.
Mesdames Cressner, Bennett and
Thornberry drove to Rochester today
to visit Mrs NanDein.
Chss Smith and Mrs e. f. Boyer and
wife, of South Bend, spent sunday with
ID. G. Smith in this city.
Mrs. F. A. King and children re-
turned to Hibbsrd after a few days
visit with relatives here
Roscoe Dsumn returned to South
Bend this morning. He is employed in
a large dry goods store there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huckens and daughter
and Miss Harding, of Lsporte, were the
guests af VIM. Suit yesterday.
Frank Wilson is able to be about
again after three weeks illness. He
is not sound man yet. however.
T. c. William and wife, of Csrmi, Ill.,,
returned home today after visiting
their son, f. G. william, of this city.
Frank and Sophia Miller returned to
their home in Wsbashs, Mimi, today
after visiting John Miller, of this city.
Miss Dora Gears, who has been visit
ing Miss Nellie Sultenright for few
days, returned to South Bend this
morning.
returned to Niles, Mich, this noon
after pleasant visit with Daniel Bow.
erman's.
George Bollinger and sister, Stella,
went to Monterey this noon TO attend
the wedding of their cousin, Oscar Boil
niger, of that city
Remember the Center street milin-
cry near the court house carries the
very latest designs and patterns in fall
and winter millinery. 1d1w
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling, stom-
sch, kidney, and liver troubles. Keeps
you well all the year. Rocky Noun
tain Tea taken this month. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
Francis f. Bowser, democratic can
didate for state senator, is in the city
today. Mr.. Bowser is making a splen-
did canvass and bis friends are assured
that he will be elected by safe major
ity.
Licenses were issued Saturday to the
following: Clarence +. Glass and Mat
tie Glass. Marion w. Keen and Pearl
McLsne, Fares .. Splitter and Mary f.
Botorff, Jacob Vogt and Katrina Rang,
Edward Swoverland and Ida f. Beck
ner.
With four tickets to vote Nov. 6, it
will take considerable time to vote,
even if no splitting is done. If one at
tempts to split all of them it will be
big job to do it right. The safe way
for democrats is to cross the square
with the rooster in and save time and a
shattered conscience.
Let no man be disturbed by the vic
ious lie put out by Hernly, Durbin and
New that den ocrsts are trading votes
for Mckinley for votes for Kern. There
is not better democrat or q better man
anywhere than John w. Kern. He
would not accept vote for himself if
he had to obtain it at the expense of
any other man on the ticket. Every
one who knows him knows this to be
true. And fortunately nearly every
body in Indiana does know him.