Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-04
From Mondays Daily.

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Monroe Walters is at home visiting
his parents.
The street grade is being lowered out
on North Center street.
Ronald Thomson has accepted posi-
ton in Shambsugh's shoe store.
License to marry has been Or inted to
Stacy Snyder and Emma E. Seller.
A boy baby swells the chorus at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis.
Experts are examining the iron rail
way bridge that Spans Michigan street.
Herb Gibson has returned after
four months stay in Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo. Cressner went to
Chicago this afternoon to see Admiral
Dewey.
J. w. Wiltfong came home yesterday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Peter
Helms.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Cressner is blessed with the presence of
baby girl.
A second story is being built above
the Bash ct factory store house along
Madison street.
The company of carpenters which
Mr.. w oIford has engaged went to Gull
yer this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Mattingly went to
Chicago this morning to attend the
Dewey day festivities.
Monday, May Z, is the last day of tax
paying. Interest is charged en- all
taxes unpaid at that time.
Emma Rank, who has been in Plym-
outh visiting since last Friday, left to-
day for her home in Knox.
Bert Wolf arrived in Plymouth this
morning from Walkerton to accept
position in Hess drug store.
Fred Shoemaker has purchased q
handsome rubber tired buggy. 1t was
made to order and is the finest carriage
in town
Mrs. David Rupe and Mrs. Milten-
burger, who were here to the funeral of
their niece, DOcia Stafford, returned
home today.
Henry Oats and wife, of Huntington,
were at the funeral of Mrs. Helm yes
terday, Mrs. Oats and Mrs. Helm hav-
ing been sisters.
S. w. Rothenberger spent Sunday in
Plymouth. He returned to st. Joe to-
day, but expects to be back within
week to locate here.
James Confer will leave this evening
for Chicago where he will remain pro-
badly ten or twelve days before going
to the Atlantic coast.
There are ninety cases of measles at
New Buffalo, Laporte county, and the
schools and churches have been closed
by the town board of health.
Mrs. A. G. Cspron left this morning
for Englewood. Her sister who was
some time ago sick with pneumonia is
to undergo another operation.
Mrs. l.. B. Plat, Mrs. A. Stafford
and Miss A. Montague returned to their
home in Logansport today after attend
ing the funeral of Miss Docis Stafford.
Hiram Klinger was in town over Sun
day returning to his home in South
Bend this morning. His mother is now
able to sit up during part of the day
but as she is 81 years old she is pretty
weak.
Admiral Dewey passed through the
northern part of Marshall county today
over the b. &. o. Railway. 1t is under
stood that he stopped twenty minutes at
Bremen and visited the Radiator
works.
Since Hon. Hugh Dsugherty, of Bluff
ton, has declined to be candidate for
treasurer, of state, Jerome Herff, of
Peru, has decided to ask for the nomi-
nation at the coming democratic state
convention.
The Methodist Sunday school class of
ID. F. Redd's raised a contribution yes
terday of $3.50. The Methodists of
plymouth are industrious workers
They are showing the town what can
be done by little exertion.
Au exchange says that Stark coun-
ty man recently wrote Congressman
Brick to send him some tobacco seed.
The letter wound up as follows: "There
is such q big tariff on terbsccO have
concluded to raise me own. believe
me and the boys can presume all can
rase. l prefer Star, but il you haint
got that you can send Battle-Ax"
The republicans of Culver have NOM
mated the following ticket: F.O. Fer
rier, trustee second ward; s. 4. Med
bourn, trustee third ward; VIM. Porter,
treasurer; George earns, clerk; ID. Ii.