Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-01-12

| They hope to reinstate themselves in
the good opinions of their friends next
Thursday night when they again meet
Warsaw, this time at home.
One of the most prominent lawyers
of Oklahoma City is Laura Lykins, a
half-blood Shawnee woman, who was
graduated from the legal department Of
the Carlisle Indian school in 1898.
The average salary of ministers 10
this country is stated to be trifle over
$40. 1t is easy to see why so many of
our young men prefer to be railroad
kings and trust msgnates.
Gov. Mount says he will not call an
extra legislative session TO look after
insurance combinations. He says he
called attention to them in his message
20 the last session and it was ignored.
Mrs. Eley returned to her home in
Tippecanoe this morning after two
months visit with her son. She was
accompanied by her daughter-in-la la
and her grandson, who will visit with
her for a few days.
Mrs. & DeMay returned to her home
in Chicago today. She came home i'm
mediately after Christmas in answer to
letter announcing that her aged father
was stricken with paralysis. Her father
is now very much improved in health,
She will be remembered here as Mate
Williamson.
The United States Court of Appeals
has decided that suicide does not invsli-
date q life insurance policy unless it
can be proved that the insurer contem-
plated suicide at the time of taking out
the policy. This is matter that should
be carefully considered by all contem-
plating suicide.
j. Martin, superintendent. and Mr..
Knapp, high school principal of the
Argos schools; Mr.. Hale, high school
principal, and Mrs. Hale, teacher in the
Bremen schools; Mr.. Fromm of Roches-
ter, and Mrs. Fromm, teacher in the
Bremen schools, were visitors in our
city schools yesterday.
Prof e. A. Dress, formerly of Man
kato, Mimi, who has accepted call
from the Lutheran congregation of
Bremen, arrived Wednesday with his
wife and infant daughter, and will be
duly installed as teacher of the pa
rochial schools next Sunday during the
morning services at the church.
The building formerly occupied by
G. Firestone as harness shop on the
site of the present Phoenix cigar store,
and which was moved over on Center
street just back of the Pittsburg pump
ing station has been torn down But
two days have been spent upon it and
it has now passed out of existence.
A suit for damages brought by Alex
ander Yetter against the Farmers Mu-
tual Insurance Co, has been brought
here from Lsporte county. 1t started
in st. Joseph county but was taken to
Lsporte county where judgement of
about $500 was given to the plaintiff
and has now been entered on the docket
of this county through change of
venue.
Claud Bamen was found this morn
ing in very dazed and bewildered con-
dition His face was besmeared with
blood and there was large cash on
one side of his forehead. The cause of
the accident we have not learned, but it
is supposed he had very unsuccessful
encounter with some unknown party.
He had lost his bearings aud was as
sisted to his home by some benevolent
friends
Mrs. Emma Walker, of Mishawaka,
was caught shoplifting amid the busy
rush in the Wyman store at South Bend
last Saturday. She was Immediately
taken to the police station where a
search revealed an assortment of
purses, pOcketbooks, ETC., to the amount
of 500, concealed about her person.
Mrs. Walker was released, however,
Monday morning as the Wyman COM
pany failed to prosecute her.
1t is an every day occurrence for q
young lady to stay up until near the
midnight hour In order to finish a very
short letter to her lover which has been
begun and must be finished before she
retires, but when we hear of one who
rises at five o'clock in the morning to
spend the wee small hours of dawning
In the expression of her unbOunded ad-
miration for her far away beax, it GER
tainly is evident that cupid has done
his duty.
From Mondays Daily.