Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-04-27
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Try the new Siberian millet. Forbes
Seed Store. 2tw
Mrs. Ross, of Polk township, is on
the sick list.
VIM j. Bryan will lecture at Valpar
also one week from tomorrow.
For Rent.-A small farm. Enquire
of S. Belden, Twin Lake, Ind. 3d1w
The Lsporte delegation went to the
state convention solid for Haggsrd.
william Warner and Eva Slusser
have been granted marriage license.
T.J. Winnings is walking about to-
day very much crippled up with rheu-
mstism.
T.. L. Moore has come back from
Munica. Ottows county, Michigan, but
he expects to return there.
A third child of Lamson Tison, north
of town, has diphtheris. 1t was very
critical but is reported better today.
Next Monday is the last day on
which affidavits of mortgage indebted
ness can be filed to secure the 500 ex-
emptiOn.
Frank and Charles Shreve left this
morning for Wabash where their sister,
Mrs. Annetta Hughes, is lying at the
point of death.
George Wolford has finally reached
the cid country. A communication
stating that he had arrived at Liverpool
has been received.
Atty. j. w. Parks, of Plymouth, is
reported as being member of the com.
mittee on credentials at the republican
state convention.
The reviewers for the Louis Ezekiel
joint ditch tetween Marshall and Full
ton counties, held conference at the
court house this morning.
Remember the city election next
Tuesday. The democratic candidates
stand for street improvement. The en-
tire democratic ticket should be elected.
Cal Switzer has been spending the
last few days taking orders for the mail
boxes to be placed along the route and
getting thoroughly acquainted with it.
Word has been received from Charles
Harris. that he intends to 60 to the
Cape Nome gold field. He has already
started and has probably reached Seat
tie, WASH, by this time.
The st. Joseph Loan and Trust COM
pany has been organized at South Bend.
OF the six directors, Plymouth fur
nishes three-David Snyder, G. Il. Mat
tingly and Samuel Parker.
John Wolford sent two car loads of
lumber to Culver today, which will be
used in rebuilding his saloon. The
new building will be in size 22x80. Ten
carpenters will be put to work Monday.
Jacob Martin was about town this
afternoon. He bears unmistaka BILE
signs Of long siege of illness. 1t ls
with much difficulty that he moves
about but he will soon be strong and
we'll again.
The indianapolis Press says that Syria.
cuse Novelty works, of Syracuse, Ind,
will move its factory for making all
kinds of novelties in wood to North
Manchester, q subsidy of $4,000 having
been raised.
The indications are that the straw
berry crop will be very large this year.
Blackberries and rsspberries also
promise well. Fruit raisers say that
all Kinds of fruit will be plenty unless
late frOsts come.
The two palace cars in which Hi.
Henry's minstrel troupe travels was
switched from the Vandalia to the Lake
Erie tracks here this morning. They
were en- route to kokomo for which
place they were taken at 1904.
The Marshall county Independent
will be sent to any address until after
election for only so cents. This is q
special advertising proposition to in
troduce the paper. Send postoffice
order and paper will be mailed you re-.
gularly upon receipt of same.
An applicant for position as teacher
in certain school, in q conference with
the board was asked, what is your po-
sition on whipping children in school ?"
Ordinarily" replied the applicant, my
position is on q chair, with the child
held firmly across the knee, face down
ward"
Mrs. o. f. Ketcham left today for
O5erlin. Miss Hazel has been i'll sew
eral times this winter and for the past
few days has been unable to attend her
classes. 1t was deemed best that she