Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-02-23

Smith, at the home of Mrs. j. II. Losey
and returned home last evening. Mrs.
Losey entertained in her honor Thurs
day evening.
A postal card from Miss Maud f.
Metsker, who taught in Plymouth last
year, informs US thet she has arrived
in West Superior, Wisconsin. and will
begin her work in the schools there at
once
The Studebaker wagon works at
South Bend celebrated the forty eighth
anniversary of its location in South
Bend Tuesday. The beginning was
small blacksmith shop. Now the
works covers 98 acres of ground
The Indianapolis Journal yesterday
printed story to the effect that it has
been practically decided by Chairman
Martin to appoint A. j. Moynihan, edi-
tor of the TT. Wayne Journal Gazette
secretary of. the democratic state cen
tral committee.
John Mcfarland announces that he
has changed his mind and will not be
candidate for the nomination for state
senator. When Mr.. Mcfarland came
to town he soon discovered that the
pins were set for the other fellow, and
as the time is so short he could not put
up successful fight.
Norman Miller, of West township, is
a candidate for trustee of his township
subject to the decision of the primary.
Mr.. Miller is we'll known as a success
full farmer and capable business man.
If nominated and elected, he will give
his township faithful service.
A young man who has been married
about year says it took him three days
to find girl who would marry him, but
he has searched diligently for two
weeks for q girl to work for him and
has failed to find her. From this one
would infer that girls to marry are
plentiful, but girls to work are few.
The advocates of woman suffrage be-
gin at the wrong end when they go first
to congress with their cause. 1t will
be easy work in congress when major
ity of the women shall be won over to
their views, but so long as at least two
thirds of the women do not want to
vote no progress will be made.-Iudian-
apOlis Journal,
AT the fox chase held in Green town
ship last Saturday, eight foxes were
started up OF which number one was
shot and two captured. The marsh
which lay within the territory had
thawed so much that it was impossible
and the line of hunters was broken at
that point in consequence of which the
other five escaped. Today another chase
had been planned and it was thought
that as the marsh had been frozen over
ali would be surrounded this time.
A large audience turned out Sunday
evening to hear Hon. H. G.. Thsyer, of
Plymouth, at the M. E. church. His
subject was "Paul, a Prisoner to Rome"
and the speaker having been over the
exact route Travelled by the apostle was
enabled to give most interesting and
graphic description of the eventful
journey and martyrdom of this highly
educated Jew and prosecutor who was
so wonderfully called to become one of
the most Jealous, devoted and eloquent
defenders of the early christian faith
WalkertOn Independent.
The pastor and congregation of the
Evangelical church are making an effort
to raise the required finds for new
church, to occupy the site of their pres
ent place of worship, corner of Plym-
outh and Montgomery streets. The
new structure will be built in modern
style of architecture and will cost in
the neighborhood of $1,000 We un
derstand about half that amount has
been subscribed within the past week,
ohu COh niStCC Ole wv at WOTk. DC
proposed new church project should
certainly be encouraged.-Bremen En-
quirer.
The Mozarts were again treated to a
sumptuous repast last evening by part
Of the club. The northsiders to retail
ate against their rivals of the Garden
of Eden had slyly and quietly prepared
big spread and when twenty six mem
bers had gathered together and drilled
the music on which they are at present
working, it was brought forth to the
delight of all those who had been kept
in the dark. A very sociable time was
then the order of business and several
members furnished amusement to the
company in the execution of various
specialties.
From Mondays Daily.
j. A. McFarlin went to Hamlet this
morning to engage in institute work.