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


G.. Scbsal is reported OIL the sick list
Rose Long was granted a divorce to
day.
G. Gordon Cox left on the 1876 trair
last evening for st. l. us.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Westley Kepler last evening.
G.. l.. Behrens, who has been visiting
Oscar Porter, went to WslkertOn today
A marriage license was issued &c
Nelson Disher and Miss Laura f. Hig
gins.
kewanna defeated the Rochester
Rackets by d score of 10 to last Tues
day.
Just received at Disl's fine line OF
aides and misses ready TO wear street
hats wifi
Mrs. Chss. FOgle left this morning
for Iowa where she will visit her
mother.
DIR. F. Hamilton Weir, who attended
the Garrett Ayers wedding returned
to Lsporte last evening
A fine showing of ladies and misses
ready to wear stree hats at Dials. 1t
will pay you TO see them. WITT
Atty Thomas, Prof. Steinbsch, DR.
Parks and John Goheen, of Bourbon,
transacted business here today.
Stewart Hughes has accepted posi-
ton in Henry Hawkins barber shop.
He comes here from Donaldson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer, of Chi
csgo, who have been visiting at Culver,
arrived in this city today noon.
A delegation of colored people passed
through here today in a covered wagon
for Michigan, where they will pick Der
rles.
Mrs. Liberty Cross ran large splin-
ter in her foot this morning and DIR.
Knott had to give her chloroform when
he cut it out
Nathan Craig, of Nsppanee, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Craig, since Sunday, returned
this morning.
Walter Dickinson went to Chicago
this morning and from there he goes to
Lake Geneva to attend the Y. NJ G. A..
conference. He is delegate from the
Wabash college.
III. Humrichouser and wife left this
morning for Pierceton and from there
they go camping at Highland lake, six
miles north of Plerceton. They will be
gone several days.
A large crowd of young people gath
cred at the depot last evening to see
the bride and groom depart for their
new home in Chicago, which they did
under shower of old shoes and rice.
The annual convention of the county
superintendent of the state will be held
at Warsaw June 26, q and 2S A feat
ure of the program will be discussion
of sanitation in the rural schools of the
state.
Henry Heyde, who died while at the
county infirmsry Wednesday evening,
was buried at the intirmsry this morn
ing. He was 90 years old and had BEEN
at the inirmary for the past seven
years.
Ex-Judge Gwynne Gsrnett and wife,
Mrs. Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. John n.
Munday, Mr.. II. Nj. Mundsy, Mr..
Gwynne Garnett, Jr., and Mr. Cyrus
Gsrnett returned to Chicago at 6 80 last
evening
Walter w. Drew, Robert Garrett
Henry H. Clark and Richard Hawkins
returned to Chicago this morning
They were among the Chicago visitors
who attended the Garnett- Ayers we'd
ding yesterday.
Agents on salary of $500 per week
and expenses; the greatest agent seller
ever produced; every stock and poultry
raiser buys II on sight. Hustlers want
ed. Reference. Address, with stamp.
American Mig. Co., Terre Hsute, Ind.tf
The Methodist general conference
paid the travelling expenses of the dele
gates at the recent meeting in Chicago,
and allowed each member SO per day
for expenses. $4,000 was paid for the
use of the Auditorium in which the
meetings were held.
Mahlon Smith and Irwin Poyser, of
South Bend, have been matched for q
twenty-five mile bicycle race for the
Indiana championship, to be run July
/. The men have posted forfeits with
X. Fl. Horst. sporting editor of the
South Bend Tribune.
A little boy, between and years
old, Of Noah Smith, who lives on East
Laporte street, while getting off from a
wagon this morning, slipped and fell
and the hind wheel of the wagon ran
across his breast. He was picked up
and carried to DIR. Browns office, but
he was not seriously hurt.
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