Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-22
From Saturdays Daily.

today to see sick sister
Bremen held Its first open air banC
concert Wednesday evening
Joshua Long went IN Tyner TO SCI
about pail tlhg the NJ. +. church there.
John w Parks and DR. n. b. Aspin
all attended political meeting at Tip
pecanoe today.
Cadet KoontZ, of the Culver Military
academy, and his IN bother, were plymouth
visitors this afternoon
Mrs. X. White arrived this afternoon
from Rome City to visit her sisterin
law, Mrs. J. w. Jackson.
Mrs. Ed. Gardener returned to hel
home in Chicago this morning after g
three weeks visit here with her parents
Mrs. George Hartman and children
left on the morning rain for Marselles
ILL.,, where they will make their home
in the future.
Miss Gertrude Peterson left on the
early morning train or Ohio, where she
will visit friends and also attend a
wedding of friend.
! Miss Cora Leonard has returned to
her home in Plymouth She resigned
her position as clerk in Wright's store.
Bremen ENQUIRER.
Mrs. VIM. Palmer arrived last even
ing from Chicago for two weeks visit
here with her mother, Mrs. Martha
Long, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. X Nj. NicOles, of Mon
tsna, who have been visiting relatives
in Wslkerton, arrived on the noon train
to visit few days with A. North and
family.
). b. Hendricks received today $500
life Insurance which was carried in the
Woodmen society by his sister, Mrs.
Wynn. The WOodmen society also
placed hundred dollar monument at
her grave.
The st. Joseph county commission
ers Wednesday afternoon refused to in
corporate River Park, the suburb of
South Bend that recently voted in favor
of Incorporating. The matter will be
appealed to the supreme court
Mr. John W. Thomas, of Marshall
county, has been selected as delegate
IN roprocoDt Indiana OF tho ipoolp ro
publican national convention, to be
held at Kansas City July 4, 1900. Mr.
Thomas will make arrangements to at
tend this convention.
The balloon ascension which was
made by Prof. NJ. III. Philips at this
place Thursday of last week, was very
successful one. He made a very nice
parachute drop when his balloon was
about 1000 feet up and came down in
Mr.. keiser's field northeast of town.
Whitley County News.
The saloon keepers of Nappsnee
were all refused license in Elkhart
county and now they have rented an
acre of land just across the line In Kos
ciuskO where they have been granted
licenses. 1t is about mile from the
town to the place where the fire. water
can be had, but distance counts for
nsught when man is thirsty.
The Laporte Argus says that the ru.
NOR is current that the mother of one
of the five young men implicated in
causing b. q. Pratt, of WalkertoD, to
drink TO fatal excess Memorial Day, has
suffered the loss of her reason, her con-
dtion being due 10 anxiety regarding
the probable fate of her son should
criminal proceedings be begun.
Culver Military academy at Lake
Maxinkuckee is in prosperous circum-
stances and during this summer will be
enlarged. A new barracks, memorial
hall and gymnasium will be added to
the already equipped institution. The
trustees of the academy state that they
will have the finest and best military
oChooi III IhO "Cot, WHICH, buc DullulDRe
are completed.
The United States court of claims
has decided that Admiral Sampson is
entitled to $3.50 prize money for de-
stroying the Spanish squadron at San
tiago. Admiral Schley gets only $1,000,
although he did the greater part of the
lighting. The court holds that Ssmp.
son was commander in chief, and there
fore was entitled to larger share of
the prize money than Schley
Miss Minnie Martin returned from
the blind institute last Thursday after
stay there of about 8 years. She
went blind when only about weeks
old and remained there studying until
short time ago when DIR. Morrison
operated on her eye for the trouble
and was relieved. 1t seems a strange
but delightful world to her, to be able
to see, read and enjoy life as others.
The tr uble was cataract Bourbon
News.
The little town of Macy is all agog
because Of the crusade of some of it's
female population against the saloon
which has recently heen started there
James Oliver the proprietor, outwitted
the inhabitants of Macy who had a re-