Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-13

was born to Chas. Davis and wife last
evening. Mr.. DAVIS formerly ran a
meat market in this city.
Lot Losey, Fred Logan, Carl Spices
hofer, Fred Msrtlndsle and Arthur
Undel wood opened camp at Pretty
lake today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S'rycker, who have
been visiting in this county since the
Fourth, returned 10 their home at South
Bend today noon.
Yesterday was visiting day at Bright
side. Over thirty visited the home.
The next visiting day Will be the first
Friday in October.
Mrs. Frank Stsnsbnry departed this
morning for Chicago where she will
join her husband and they will make
their home in the future.
Jacob Deilmann and daughter, Laurs
returned 10 their home at Mishawaks
today noon after visiting relatives in
Rochester and this cJnny.
Miss Minnie Kleinschmidt and Clar
ence KleInschmidt, sister and nephew
of Geo. klelDschmidt, arrived today
neon from Pitsfied, Ill, to visit several
days.
Mrs. Brewer, the mother, and Mrs.
Swesringen, an aunt, of Mrs. l.. j. Car
penter, returned 10 their home at South
Bend today noon after a weeks visit
here.
G.. w. Rodgers, of Van Vert, o.;
Mrs. Hartman, of Chicago and Mrs. +.
H. Ryan, of TT. Wayne, attended the
funeral of Mrs. b. f. Ryder this after
noon.
Mesdames J. s. and = Il. Stockwell,
of Evansville, who have been visiting
at Frank Boss's since Thursday eve
ming, went to Bremen this morning to
visit over Sunday.
Mrs Rufus Cooley, of Sharon, VIE,
and Miss Tina Durham, of ElgIn, Ill !,
arrived this morning to attend the fun
is sister of Mr.. Wilhelm.
A st. Joseph county census taker
has found one remarkably old person in
that county. Joseph Hush, a resident
of Olive township, was born in jan
usry, 1893. making him over l07 years
old.
The democracy of Fulton county
will rstify the nomination of Bryan
and Stevenson at Rochester tonight
Joseph Marshall, Chss. Drummond,
Samuel Parker, &. &. Wink and several
others leave tonight at 5:15 for Roches
ter to help celebrate.
The census of Indiana will probably
place Indiana as the seventh state. 1t
having eclipsed Massachusetts which
was seventh state In 1890 The order
will probably be: New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri, Texas
and Indiana, with bare possibility of
Indiana coming in ahead of Texas.
Several parties have been trespassing
upon the huckleberry marsh of the
Brightside orphans home. The child
rem have upon several occasions been
frightened by vicious dogs and COM
PEELED to retire from the marsh. Mrs.
Work informs us that these same
trespassers will, upon their next offense,
be arrested and prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
The Indiana delegates at Kansas
City have had great deal of fun AZ
we'll as annoyance because of their
cramped hotel quarters. A certain fac
ton of the delegation did tremendous
amount of grumbling about the hotel
accommodations, and this caused "Jack .
Nolan of Evansville to wax indignant
and sagely remark: "a man that will
sleep in a strswstack at home will de
mand seven rooms when he goes to a
national convention. columbia City
Post
A. n. Bennett, gentleman from
Chicago, who is i'm this city buying
poultry, was drawn into conversation
in front of the ClugstOn hotel the other
evening and after hearing a republican
suggest that Hill would have made a
much stronger candidate than Bryan
] for the democrats, said: Gentlemen,
4 have travelled from central Texas up
through all the western states and into
] Oregon and in many states farther east
5 have never voted for president in
t my life, for the reason that / was never
in position to exercise my right My
family are all republicans and always
claimed allegiance tn that party; but in
4 November l will cast my first presi.
I Dental vote and it will be for Bryan
D and there are so many more like me
< that you will be surprised when the re-
j turns come in That's one MORE
Columbia City Post.
:, From Mondays Daily.
Adam Vlnnedge is day clerk at the