Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-12-14
From Saturdays Daily

morning to visit her sister few days.
Miss Emma Yookey is assisting Miss
Dunn in her studio during the holiday
rush.
Mrs. Charles Stewart and children, of
Logansport, are the guests of her sister
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. James Oler, of Ander
son, Ind, are the guests of relatives
south of this city.
Miss Fleming, who has been visiting
Luther Helpman returned TO her home
In Elkhart TODAY.
Hank Witemsn and the six-year-old
daughter of John WIvely. of Linkvllle,
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Emil Verse, of Davenport, la,
came today TO attend the funeral OF her
mother, Mrs. Rnge
Mrs. Belle Fisher returned to South
Bend this noon, after visiting Edward
Butcher and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Clough, of Grand
Rapids, Mich. are visi'ing friends and
relatives in this city.
Marine insurance expired Wednes
day and many vessels on Lake Michi-
gan will lay up at once.
George Hyman and son Ray, of
Michigan City, are the guests of friends
ana relatives In this city.
Miss Florence smith returned last
evening from two weeks visit with
relatives in Evanston and Chicago.
Mrs. q. l.. Thornburg and son, Lloyd,
returned to Delphos, Ohio today after a
few weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. George Ralston and daughter,
Lena, of Cleveland, o., are the guests
of Mrs Rslston's parents east of town
Mr.. and Mrs. Wn. TrOyer came to-
day to visit Mr.. Troyer's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel TrOyer, in the country
Mrs. Isaac Sluss, of LapeZ, was taken
to Chicago last week to be treated fOT
cancer but returned yesterday, being
pronounced Incurable.
Otto NJ Voreis was in Plymouth to-
day visiting his brother, Deputy Sheriff
Daniel c. Worries Otto has been in
Newton county for several months.
Mrs. Henry Feitz, of Lapsz, fell down
into her cellar and hurt herself seriously
She weighs over 200 pounds and heI
injuries are more serious in consequence
for the Bremen postoffice. As thirteen
is an unlucky number the sspirants
should not stop at this number.-Bre
men Enquirer.
| The drainage of the Kankakee SWAMP
lands in Laporte county may coutinu,
unhindered, according TO decision
rendered by United States Judg,
Baker yesterday.
/ reckon not the seasons,
Nor the years that come and 90.
Life's an all-round pleasure to me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
Mary Elizabeth Leases husband i,
so sick of being called Mrs. Lease
husband that he isn't going to contes
her divorce suit. Too bad that tn,
poor critter can't be restored to hi
maiden name, tool
| Z. ID. Garrett has bought the Burge
blacksmith shop and will continue tn
business at the present location. MI
Garrett has employed w f. Hunter, 81
experienced man, from Plymouth, t
aseist in the work.-W alkerton Inde
pendent.
The Pennsylvania has adopted rul
prohibiting wedding demonstrations il
and around the depots on its lines. Tn
officials contend that the FRANKS accom-
panylng such demonstrations do n
good and occasionally cause damage
and are annoying to passengers an
employees
Lieutenant Governor w. S. Haggar
has purchased an interest in the In
diana weekly st Indianapolis and tn
announcement is made that tbs pape
will be increased in size and the scoop
,, of the work enlarged. The plan @
, the owners is now to issue a week.
, similar in it's literary details to tn
: Philadelphia Saturday Evening Po'
: and covering in other respects matter
: of particular western interest.
A movement has been started |
: Elkhart to secure the introduction of
bill in the Legislature to divorce tn
election and jurisdiction of townshi
} trustees from cities where cities hav
, attained a certain size not yet dete
, mined by the advocates of the messur
, In other words, the projectors desir
that the trustees shall be chosen by I'll
rural population of the township o
the ground tnst the principal dutie
the administration of the distri,
schools and the maintenance of Il
roads, of the trustees concern the rura
lists the most.