Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-05
From Tuesdays Daily.

The G. n. X. officers recently elected
received their installation last evening.
Mrs. Fred Myers and Mrs. Mamie
Harrie returned this morning from To
ledo.
Ronald NJ Thomson returned to his
studies in the Indiana university this
morning.
A marriage license was issued last
Saturday to John A kepler and Laura
f. Smith.
Earl North and Walter Dickinson
left today for Wabash college at Craw-
fordsgille.
About $50 acres of pickles have al
ready been promised for pickle works
al Goshen.
J. w. Wiltfong left yesterday morn
ing to accept a position as salesman for
Mandel Bros.
Mrs. III. A. Shambaugh and son Dew
ey, have returned from their visit in
Fostoria, Ohio.
Abr Hume has returned to Purdue
University where ne is pursuing the
study of agriculture.
Zonette Simpler, who has been stay
ing at Brightside, went to Chicago YES
terday to visit friends.
Mrs. Jackson returned to her home in
Climax, Mich, accompanied by her
grandson, Russell Redd.
The Northern Indiana Poultry AssO-
citation will hold its exhibition .tGoshen
January 4 to 9, inclusive.
L. Spade, of Starke county, L -:oItlng
his son-in-lsw, Perry Snyder, about
seven miles north of here.
Charles Oleson, of South Bend, passed
through here today on his way to Don
aldsOn to visit his parents.
Ralph Mattingly returned to Chicago
this morning where he is student in
the Northwestern University.
John Richards returned to Argos to-
udJ. I1C Idu DCCA Nloltlnk Will LILO oOh,
Norman Richards, and family.
Miss Ida Suit returned from Laporte
last evening and went to Brightside to
take the place of Miss ID. Money.
Miss Cora Price, of Tippecanoe, re-
turned to her home yesterday after
week spent with James Price and fam
lily.
Pearl Troyer, of st. Joe, Mich, who
has been visiting friends in Culver and
in Plymouth, returned to her home to-
day.
Revival meetings are being held at
the Highland u. b. church north of
town. Rev. E. l.. Smith is conducting
them.
ID. Money, who has been making her
home at Brightside, has given up her
position there and left yesterday for
Yale, Ill.
ii. FL Atkinson who is attending
dental school in Chicago, is spending a
part of his vacation with his cousin, G.
| f. Slayter.
Don Mcdaniel returned to Fort Re-
covery, Ohio, yesterday. He bad been
spending his mid winter vacation with
his parents.
Miss Mabel Drollinger returned to
her home in South Bend yesterday sf.
1 for O Vic
and other friends.
Mrs. Jennie Angel returned to her
home in Barade, Mich, today She has
been visiting with Joseph Klinedinst
and other friends.
Sydney S. Becker returned to Chca-
go this morning after two days vaca-
ton. He is acting as salesman in q
wholesale shirt house.
Mrs. Chris Fisher and Mrs. Kenney
left today for Fitzgerald, Georgia, to
spend few weeks visiting friends and
looking over the country
Florence Johnson returned to Chica-
go today. She has been the guest Of
Mrs. Chss. Worthington, Mrs.!E. Werntz
and Mrs. j. &. Brittenham.
Lucky numbers at Bucks are-1st,
buggy, 1898; End, shot gun, Al, 795; 3rd,
stove, $3.50; 4th, knives and forks,
1892; 9Th, tea kettle, 1924. 2dlw
G. f. Baker left this morning for a
trip through the gas belt. He had
spent New Years at the home of his
father-in-lsw, Amass johnson.
Saturday night Bucks Hardware Co.
awarded the prizes they had offered
their customers on their purchases
throughout the year. The list of prizes
! and those customers who held the