Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

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Mrs. Mary Keller arrived today noon
from Logsnsport TO visit Mrs. Peter
Ulrich.
South Bend looks ahead TO sutobus
lines and expects many cOnveniences
NJ. w. Pennock and wife, of Burn
side, Ill.,, are visiting with the family of
F. b. Carey.
The county commissioners meet next
Monday and the county council week
from today.
w. II. Bsugher and o. Shire went to
South Bend today and from there they
60 to Missouri.
Mrs. f. Order was on our streets to-
day on her way home to Walkerten
from Fort Wayne.
Next Monday is Labor day and q
large crowd intend TO go TO South
Bend from this city.
Mrs. Giles Gilbert arrived this after
noon from Duluth, Mimi, to visit her
sister, Mrs r. A. Chase.
Teachers institute is now in session
at the court house with almost hun
dred teachers in attendance.
Ray McCarty, who has been visiting
Oliver Brumbsugh, returned to his
home in Chicago this morning.
Miss Lucille Morehouse, of the La
fsyette Morning Journal, was in the
city today on her way to South Bend.
Mr.. Curtis, the Adams expressman OF
this city, is very proud of new deliv
cry wagon which the company sent
him.
Miss Nora Wise, who has been visit
ing the family of John Applemsn. re-
turned to her home at Hubbard today
noon.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Reeve,
which was held at the Methodist
church this morning, was largely at
tended.
Mrs. A. ID. Firestone, of Princeton,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Swindell. She departed this morning
for Lsrwill
Mesdsmes Henry Bergman and Frank
Secrist arrived today mon from Ko-
komo to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Thomas O'Donnell.
Mrs Delbert Hilderbrand, of South
Bend, and VIM. Reeve and wife, OF Chi
csgo, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Charles Reeve today.
Hugh BingsmaD arrived last evening
from Vsndslis, ILL.,, and Is the guest of
Mr.. Curtis, who has charge of the
Adams express office here.
y. ". Hoover took the morning train
for South Bend and from there he goes
into Ohio for a two weeks trip. He
will be in Toledo, o., next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belle, who have been
visiting their son, Leslie Belle, and
wife for the past three weeks, returned
to their home in New Y ork today noon.
B.F. Shively. of South Bend, is to
open the democratic campaign in Con-
necticut, speaking at Danbury, Sept. 4;
Stamford, Sept. 3. and New Haven,
Sept. 6.
Mrs. Oliver Chase and Miss Stella
Chase and Miss Alice Place returned
yesterday from Chicago and Mrs. Oil
yer Chase departed this morning for
FIT. Wayne.
Mrs. Amanda Donnie and daughter,
Marie, went to Elkhart this morning to
visit her daughter few days. Her
daughter at Elkhart will return to this
city with them.
Mrs. Joseph, who has been visiting
her father near Donaldson, and her
brother, Leroy Evans, who resides west
of town, returned to her home at South
Bend today noon.
John George and family and Rollin
George. Of Bucyrus, Ohio, who have
been visiting l.. Shaw and wife, who
reside north of this city, went to Chi
cago this morning.
The rector and Mrs. Raymond were
at the Palmer house, at Lake Maxim
kuckee, over Sunday and service was
held in the reception room at IL 8. m.
They arrived home today noon.
Mrs. Rebecca E. Smith, q sister to
Mrs j. ID. Aloerton ana Mrs Clara De-
Lap, q sister of Mr.. AlbertOn, arrived
today noon from Canton, o. Mr.. and
Mrs. AlbertOn reside south of this city.
Mrs. Hugh Bsrnhill departed last
evening for Chicago and from there she
goes to join her husband at Wsterville,
Wash. Mr.. Barnhill has been working
there for some time and will make that
city their future home.
Charles Bushmsn returned on the
early morning train from Chicago and
he reports that Just as the train was
leaving Chicago man fell under the
wheels and was ground to pieces. The
mans home Is at Hamlet.
Mrs. DIR. J. n. Reece, of North Lib.
erty, and Mrs. Mark Warlick and two
children, Beulah and Dewitt, of South
Bend, left on the noon Vsndalia and L.
+. e w. today after visiting over Sun.