Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-18

From Wednesdays Daily.
George Miller went to South Bend
this morning to remain.
Marriage license has been issued to
Arthur A. Cox and Edna Ssuer.
Ernest, the little son of Prosper
Mickey, is sick with the measles.
Harriet Kelley is on the sick list and
Shsmbsugh's shoe store.
The Presby terrain choir is making ar
engagements for a musical concert to be
given in the near future.
Mrs. John Blain went to Ann Arbor.
Mich, this morning to spend few
days with her son Gideon.
BE. RYDER took his wife to Elkhart
this morning to the home of his daugh-
ter Mrs. Harry Chester.
Miss Dougherty has nearly recovered
from her long illness. She was able to
take ride around town yesterday.
Mrs. r. J. Forbes and family of
Marysville, Montana, are the guests of
her brother-in-law, F. A. Forbes and
wife.
William Head and wife left this
morning for wsterveliete, Mich, where
they will stay until the berry season is
over.
The spectacle of Solomon, his Temple,
and the Queen of Sheba, is realistically
depicted in John Robinson's worlds ex-
position.
Mary Plstt, of Bourbon, passed
through Plymouth today on her way to
South Bend to the bedside of her
daughter.
Mrs. Mary Gibson and her daughter,
who have been the guests of relatives
left today on their return home to Col
orsdo Springs.
Rev. G.. w. Gauss, of Crawfordsville,
was in the city this morning on bis way
to Chicago. He delivered a lecture at
Culver last evening.
John G. Gallagher has improved very
much during the last few weeks and
was able this morning to take short
buggy ri0e with his doctor.
The reign of Solomon in all his glory,
and the Queen of Shebs's visit to the
wise monarch, is accurately reproduced
under John Robinson's mammoth can
vas.
At the Rebeksh assembly at Indian
spolis, Mrs. Victoria l.. Cranor. of Mum
Gle, was elected president and Mrs.
Anna c. Hogste, of Danville, vice pres
ident.
There will be no commencement eX-
ercises in Bremen this year on account
of an addition of one years work to
the high school making it q three
years course.
Miss Bessie Dorwin, of Decatur,
Ind was the guest yesterday afternoon
of Miss Congleton. She went from
here to InwoOd where she will visit her
uncle Rev. Walters.
For Ssle.-A 1900 pound safe, two
show cases. lamps and mirrors cheap at
VOLTS. All other merchandise on hand
goes at half price so as to close out
within the next twenty days. 1d1w
Rab, the big st. Bernard dog belong
ing to G. p. Drummond, was poisoned
again last evening. This is the third
time that attempts have been made to
get rid of him but he has each time
escaped injury.
The l.. f. ~ w. passenger train
which has been putting up over night
at Plymouth has since Monday been
running through to LapOrte. 1t passes
through here south bound at 6 o'clock
in the morning and north bound at
II 30 at night.
The Pennsylvania company has an
army of painters at work along the
Panhandle and Fort Wayne roads.
Bridges, towers, fences, station build
ings are being reprinted and cleaned
up, and everything is being placed in
first-class shape.
There were 9O3 postoffices in 1900; to-
day we have 75,0OO-that is, in America
alone. 1t took letter sixteen days to
go from Philadelphia to Lexington, KY;
twenty-five days to Nashville, Tenn.
The cheapest letter postage was eight