Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-02
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
Mrs George Vinall is on the sick list.
Dried fruits of all kinds at the
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Mrs. Joe Sapp has been very sick for
several days.
Did you try those Telmo Peaches at
the When? 2w
Ell. Floss, from Dakota, is on visit
to this county.
Peter HOlem has been siling for sew
eral days with pneumonia.
N. Carlson. who is working for the
sugar beet industry, left this morning
for Donaldson.
Lee Kendall returned home with his
father from Chicago Saturday evening
for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Zehner, of
Argos. passed through here today on
their way to Lsrwill.
Henry Parker was poisoned about
two weeks ago with shumac and erysip-
elias has now set in his face.
VIM. Rindsberie visited over Sunday
with the family of Levi Lauer. and left
this morning for Cincinnati.
Mrs. ID. N. Miltenberger visited in
Plymouth during last week and re-
turned to South Bend today.
Esther Dipert, aged years, was shot
and killed at Knox by her little brother
who was playing with a rifle.
Charles Esplck, who has been visit
ing with friends near Plymouth, left
this morning for Covington, Ind.
| Harry S. Chester visited in this city
over Sunday and returned to Elkhart
this morning. Mrs. B. E. Ryder is rest
ing more easily.
The Holland Radiator company, of
Bremen, has started to erect a large
ware house. The building will be Is
feet square and fire proof.
Austin Mueller visited in Plymouth
over Sunday and returned to Chicago
this morning. His brother Lewis will
remain here for week or two.
Olin Krieghbsum spent Sunday in
Plymouth and left today for Chicago.
He is now travelling salesman for the
wholesale grocery firm w. j. Quan &
Co.
Jerome Walters and Prosper Ball
went over to Chicago this morning to
purchase spring stock of goods for
Dennis Walters who is located at Re-
public, Wash.
j. M. Brumbaugh, who came to
Plymouth a few days ago with the re-
mains of the little McCarty child, re-
turned to his home in LaGrange, Ill.
this morning.
Mr.. Carey, teacher of room G of our
city schools, has moved with his family
from the rooms over Parks law Office
to the house on North Center street
just south of J. f. Houphton's home.
1t does not cost such a large sum to
keep the Methodist pulpit in operation
after sll. The average salary of the
preachers or this denomination in the
United States the past year was $473.35.
Mrs. William Worster, who has been
visiting with her parents, James Day
and wife, returned to her home in
South Bend today. G.. Day accompanied
ner and will stay in South Bend for
some time.
President III. Brown, of the North
ern Indiana school, of Valparaiso, is
making arrangements to erect build
ing on College Hill the coming summer
which will be larger and eclipse every
other building on the hill.
q. u. Jackman is announced in this
issue as candidate for trustee of Cen.
ter township. Mr.. Jackmsn is a well.
known farmer democrat. He has
taught school for twenty years. Mr.. J ack-
man is well qualified for the office.
The wave of enthusiasm over manu-
} featuring enterprises has swept over
} Starke county as well as Marshall and
J others. Business men of Knox are
forming company to carry on the
manufacture of shoes and the project is
almost assured of success.
The League of Democratic clubs will
hold its convention at Indianapolis Sep.
} tember 8. The League OF Democratic