Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-03-30
From Thursdays Daily.

Look out for Mrs. Moore's millinery
opening April 9Th and 9th.
ID. F. Redd and Fred Hite are attend
ing the meeting of teachers a: Logans-
port.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Apple left for Chics
go where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. Tho. X. Houghton went to
Ligonier to visit her daughter Mrs
Green.
Mrs. Catherine Shafer was called to
South Bend today by the death of her
father.
Alice Yoder has been granted di.
vorce from Manises Yoder and $500
slimony.
Mrs L. Rhinehart, of South Bend, ar
rived today to visit with her sister
Mrs. Selders.
Chloe Butler went to Hubbard ia
visit with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mosher.
All the millinery novelties of the
season, displayed at Mrs. Moore's open.
ing, April 9Th and 9Th.
The circuit court is now engaged in
the settling of several accident and
foreclosure proceedings.
Mrs. b. F. Zehner went to Mishawaka
today to attend the funeral of her
grandmother, Mrs Dillman.
Beautiful line of pattern hats, direc,
from wholesale house, displayed at Mrs
Moore's opening, April 5th and 9Th.
George Williams, the blacksmith, is
now occupying the shop formerly run
by w. f. Hunter, south of the bridge
The NJ. ID. DIS expect to 60 to Bour.
bon tonight for good time and to
meet Dollie Long who will return home
Jackson Glass, Mrs. Fen Cassler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Flora are in Hubbard
to attend the Wedding of Joseph Flora
/
called to meet the county assessor next
Monday to receive blanks and instruc
lions.
Mrs. l.. r. Kennedy has returned tC
her home in Spencerville, Ohio, after
an extended visit with her mother, Mrs
l. @. Redd.
Senator Newly, of Knightstown, can
didate for the republican nomination
for Lieut.. Governor called on political
friends here today.
Miss Florence Brooke, who has been
the guest OF Angie Houghton for the
past few weeks, returned to her home
in Warsaw last evening.
Thomas Lowney and Charles Carlson
Chicago men charged with grand lar
ceny, broke jail at Hammond, Monday
by assaulting the jallor and locking
him in cell.
/, Miss Mabel Jscoby, who has been
spending a few days with her parents
has gone to Logansport to attend the
Teachers Association from which
place she will proceed to Bluffton.
Msrtindsle & Stevens are the attor
neys engaged to conduct the disbsr
ment case brought against Attorney
Robbins, of Knox, and MIR. Martindale
has gone there to have the case set.
w. S. McGlothlin will leave tomorrow
morning for Sault st. Marie, Michigan
to take a position in clothing house
He has made a host of friends while in
this city and ne will be missed by them
all.
Miss Villa Engman, of Lexington
Kentucky, visited her aunt Mrs. Z. NJ
Tanner and left this morning for ST.
Louis. Her brother, Harry Engman OF
South Bend, was guest here also. He
returned this morning to his home.
A birthday surprise party was ar
ranged on Mrs. Stewart at her home on
Water street yesterday afternoon by
her mother, Mrs. Smith. An enjoyable
time was spent and refreshments were
served at o'clock. About thirty were
present.
William Clemmens, of Inwood. is iu
Jail at Peru. He and his wife mad been
giving stereoptican exhibitions near
there and last Saturday night he Grim
inally assaulted Miss Iva Wagner, OF
Wagner station. He found her alone
and made threats of murder.
The civic federation of Kokomo pro-
poses that one of the three members OF
the school board be woman. The Ko
komO News says the city ought to dc
the polite thing while it's about it and
give the women two of the places, as il
supposes one woman would run the
whole blame thing anyhow.
The Purdue university experiment
station has received numerous requests
for sorghum seed, but has had none to
distribute. 1t has limited quantity OF
sugar beet seed, which will be sent to
farmers who will promise to SOW and
cultivate an acre or less according to
the stations direction and submit
samples of beats raised.
Communications from the Philippines
are to the effect that Ed Hays has been
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