Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-11-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

this morning.
Mrs. C. Z. Hyden, of Akron, o., came
today TO visit relatives here.
Mrs. Z. Code went to MentOne this
morning to visit relatives for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miller went to
Elkhsrt today to visit Mrs. Miller's
mother.
Mrs John Salem, of Youngstown, o.,
this city.
Until further notice the Mozart club
Will meet on Friday evenings instead
Of Tuesdays
Wedding invitations are out for the
marriage OF Edward Flick and Miss
Tyrone NJ Beldon.
John Baxter returned 10 Bourbon
his morning after few days visit
here with his brother.
Mrs. James Cannon, of Logansport,
came today to visit her sister, Mrs. W.
e. Hardy, of this city.
Father Temper returned from Chi
csgo this morning, where be has been
in a hospital for week.
Mrs. G. f. Sanford, of Gilman, ILL.,, is
visiting friends and relatives near her
old home this side of Argos
Mrs. GoOding, of KokomO and Mrs.
Streuber, of Mishswaks, are the guests
of Mrs. w. f. Mckenzie today.
Mrs. Hitchcock returned to her home
in Peoria, ILL.,, after visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. c. William, of this city.
The Indianapolis Sentinel announces
its intention of starting an afternoon
paper. 1t will be democratic in politics.
Mrs. a +. Hostetter and children re-
turned to Peoria, Ill. today after two
weeks visit with relatives near Argos
a. W. Brown and wife returned to
Salt Lake City this noon after two
weeks visit with relatives near this city
Mrs. Henry Coleman returned to her
home in Penoma, Cal, today after a
weeks visit with relatives near Tyner.
Albert Compton left this noon for
Texas, where he hopes his health will
Grandma klIDger returned today
from kewanna, where she has been
visiting her son, John kllnger, for a
few weeks.
DR.. Stephens can be found day or
night at his new office In the Model
building, up stairs, first door south of
postoflice. ld1w
Mrs. A. w. Fireman and daughter,
Grace, of Paris, Ill.,, returned to their
home this afternoon after visiting rela-
tives in this city.
b. w Clarey and family went to
their new home In Logsnsport this
noon. Mr.. Clsrey is employed on the
Nsndalia line there.
j. q. Davis, of Washington, ID. c., is
in this city today shaking hands with
old friends. He is now employed in
the pension department at Washington.
Floyd Linkenhelt, formerly of this
city, and Miss Edith Thomas, of India
nspolis, were married yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. Linkenhelt expect to make
their home in Salt Lake City.
Advices from the various townships
indicate that every township in Mar
shall county will elect a democratic
trustee. Tippecanoe and Green prom
ise to be close, but the advantage Is
with the democrats in each instance.
The Independent sincerely hopes that
no one, who attends the democratic and
republican rallies this week, will in
dulge in offensive conduct. Such con-
duct makes trouble instead of votes.
Each party should concede full swing
to the other on their rally day.
morning it was decided to hold this
years union Thanksgiving service in
the German Evangelical church. Rev.
Parrett, of the l.. b. church, will
preach the sermon and it is expected
that the Mozart club will sing.
The democracy of Marshall county
has put up one of the best campaigns
of her history and if the vote does not
show democratic majority of $50, the
| old time county prophets have lost
their ability to forecast. 1t is gener-
ally conceded that the county and state
tickets will run close up To the national
ticket, as there promises to be very little
scratching this year.
In the various Indiana poor asylums
there are 1900 inmates according to a
table of statistics recently completed
by the state statistician. OF this num-
Der 1887 are males, and LIB females.
The number dying within the year is
1893 OF the inmates 1877 are blind, 81
deaf and dumb, 404 idiotic and feeble
minded, 446 insane, 404 deformed or
crippled and $50 iDfirm and feeble.
From Wednesdays Daily.
| Mrs. Henry Ashton. of Bourbon. ia