Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-26
M. RYAN,
The Shoe Buyers Friend.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
The two little children of Will Suit
are both sick.
Rose Nyer went to Argos this morn
ing to visit with sick relative.
f G. Fisher, city treasurer of Bre-
men. was a Plymouth visitor today.
Mrs. r. Drummond passed through
here today on her way to Covington.
Mrs. Hattie Meade, of Dundee,
Mich. left this afternoon for Chicago.
There are 1O,OOS school teachers en-
ployed in New York City and 5,535 in
Chicago.
r.. ;. Conrad, of Warsaw, passed a
few hours between trains this morning
with Frank Boss.
Rev. G. Nymer, of North Webster,
Kosciusho county, passed through here
today on his way to Winamac.
Charles Welch and wife, OF South
Bend, arrived last evening to visit with
Mr.. WEIGHS father, f. NJ. WEIGH.
y. Dugan, of Tiosa, has been attend
ing to business in Warsaw for the past
few days and returned to his home
today.
DIR. III. A. Deeds, dentist, is located
yer the corner hardware store, at the
corner of Michigan and Laporte streets
Plymouth, Ind. wifi
;. w. Rothenberger returned to this
city today from the south part of the
state where he had been to attend the
funeral of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Agler, who are
now at Los Angeles, Cal, leave Sunday
night for San Francisco at which place
they will spend several weeks.
Miss Rebecca Washburn. of Tippe
canoe, died last Tuesday and was
buried yesterday. She was young
lady and had been sick but very short
time.
Mr. Simons is replacing the old cleo
trio light poles in the business distric,
with new ones. They have that appear
ance of stability which the old ones
very noticcably lacked.
The report comes from Culver thai
Charles Curtis is improving in health
He has become able to continue hi.
study, but is not yet strong enough t
resume his work at the court house.
C.B. Tibbetts and Gene Marshall re
turned last night from Cincinnati
They left for that place Wednesds,
morning, having In charge Geo. Rob
bins, whom they left in the asylum TO
the insane.
A. G.. Love and J. V. Vangilder wen
before Justice Weber yesterday to sc
cure settlement of their account. Tn
case involved debts and credits which
were in dispute and the judgment rem
dered was S222 cents in favor of MI
Love
In 1896, DeKalb county was indebted
$4,000, and its affairs were found t.
have been grossly mismsnsged lnves
tigation and prosecution, in which sew
eral officials were convicted, cleared tn
atmosphere and economical notion
prevailed. The county is now out o
debt, with S7,O62.76 in the treasury.
Capt VIM. f. English, who served il
the Cuban war, has just returned I
the United States treasurer check fO
nearly 81, 200 salary which he refuse
to take. He says that he performe
his duty to his country purely thrOug
patriotism. This is the only case o
record of a volunteer refusing his pay
Mr.. Joseph Swlndell informs US tina
an error was made yesterday in on
notice to the subscribers TO the CliZb
fund. We seated that payment c0ul
be made at the First National banl
We should have stated that Paymen
could be made either at the Plymout
State bank or the First National banl
A letter has been received from "
III. Carpenter the news of which will il
terest his many friends here. He an
his wife are still at Phoenix, Arizoni
where they are able through the day
sit out doors in the sunshine which cor
tinues almost seven days of the weel
He is enjoying life now by sleeping in