Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Andy MOlter Is on the sick list.
John Lindquist returned to Chicago
this morning.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wallace
a son, Sept. Is, 1900.
Rev. b. f. Weiss went to visit sick
relatives for few days.
w. 5. Kinsel. of the pickle factory,
left today for Pittsburg, Penn.
Cyro Rhinehsrt returned from Logan
sport, where he has been attending
school.
Mrs. Everett Fields returned to South
Bend last evening after visiting her
parents few days.
AS Mrs. Drummond is absent from
the city the Mozart club will not meet
until Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
Chas. Kline and wife returned to
Van Vert, Ohio, last evening after at
tending the Jerry Blsin funeral.
Darby & Patterson have sold their
stock of dry goods to James Vinnedge.
The stock is being invoiced today
Barney Lsuer is moving his family
into the house formerly occupied by
Gus Wolf, which he recently purchased.
John Behrens came from Bradford,
Penn. yesterday to prepare the machiD-
cry in the Rim factory for shipment to
Bradford.
Arrangements have been made by
the Democratic national committee to
put w. Bourke Cochran on the stump
for Bryan.
Rev. George Snyder returned from
the u. b. conference this morning. He
will occupy the Clsypool pulpit the
coming year.
Elkhsrt's common council refuses to
accept job of asphalt pavement laid
last year. The claim is that the work
is poorly done.
A force of stone masons and brick
layers went to Hamlet this morning to
work on the new school house that is
being erected there.
Hogan's Alley was greeted with a
small audience last night. 1t was only
an ordinary show. Their specially work
was just fairly clever.
The LapOrte county fair association
this year was short nearly 5000 after
paying all premiums and expenses.
Last year the association was over $500
short.
Ed Danforth 10 home from Chicago
for q couple of days, visiting friends
before starting to Memphis, where he
has position as bookkeeper in large
establishment.
John Powers, of Kentucky, brother
of ex-Secretary of State Powers, will
shortly become resident of Valpsrai-
so, says the Cincinnati Enquirer. He
will enter the normal law school.
b. F. Cole, of Harrisburg, Ark. who
Cole for few days, has gone to North
Liberty to visit his old home. Mr..
Cole is county clerk of Poinsett county,
ty, Arkansas.
The new preacher for the Wesleyan
church, j. III. Jeffries, has moved his
family to Plymouth and occupies a
house of Mr.. Cummins, west of the
planning mill. L. Tice, his predecessor,
was sent by the conference to Sheridan.
Carpenters commenced work this
morning on the Junior annex at the
Orphans home. The building will be
30 by 40 and will contain bath rooms,
sitting rooms and a dormitory, and will
be occupied by boys under ten years of
age.
George Roberts, Doc Garrison, Jacob
Walmer, Monroe Hitchcock and John
Gohean were arraigned before Mayor
Jones today, charged with unlawfully
selling Intoxicating liquor. They were
fined $50 and costs. They gave bond
and took an appeal to the circuit court.
Tbs Republican national committee
is said to have received q letter the
other day from man who claims to be
the counterpart Of the president in ap-
pearsnce, and he offered to take his
place either at Washington or Canton,
while the real Mr.. Mckinley had an
opportunity to 60 off to some quiet
place and have few weeks rest.
l.. T. Van Clesve, of Atlanta, Pro-
hibition candidate for congress in the
ninth district, has fitted up a wagon
and started this week Oh his second
round of the seven counties of his dis
trict, during which he will visit "a
towns, speaking on the street and dis
tributing literature. A schedule of
stops is published providing for meet
ings in two or three towns until election
day.
From Wednesdays Daily
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Richard, q son.