Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-09-21

igsn road, for the stock and $1,000.
Mr.. Darby returned to Kokomo today,
where he is in business.
Frank Love left this morning for
Oklahoma, where he will remain indef-
initely.
Misses Stella and Ida Culver, of st.
Louis, are the guests of Mrs Gibson
Cleavelend.
Austin Milimsn has gone to Fort
Wayne to act as brakeman in the Fort
Wayne yards.
Mrs. |. Thomas went TO Lapaz this
morning to attend the funeral of Mr..
Thomas father.
Mrs. Ellie Elder returned TO her home
in Etna Green today after visiting
friends near this city.
Sherman Johnson Will return to Ind
annapolis Monday, where he will attend
school the coming year.
Bourke Cochran, of New York, Will
open the democratic campaign in Cook
county at the Coliseum, Sept. 20.
Mrs. McNeal and children returned
TO their home in South Bend, after
pleasant visit with friends at Tyner.
Mrs. II. A. Buck and sons left for
their home in Cleveland this morning.
They have been visiting VIM Hill and
family for two months.
Mrs. Moore has millinery of every
description and will announce her open
Ing within q short time. See her
splendid line of fall goods. 5dlw
Hon. Charles Z. Drummond, demo-
cratic nominee for attorney general,
opened the campaign for the democrats
in Jacksonville Tuesday night.
There are 30 colored voters in South
Bend and despite every effort made,
only three could be induced TO 60 into
the procession to meet Roosevelt.
Just one year ago today, Sept. 2Oth,
1899. Mr.. A Z. Rhodes fell from the
Wheeler building, so feet, and still lives
to take interest in this life's affairs
Miss Jesse Toan has resigned as
teacher in the schools at Marienette,
Wis, and has accepted charge of the
kindergarten department in the Attics,
Ind, schools.
The Court House Millinery store has
arranged for its fall opening to occur
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Sept.
q, %, and 29th. An elegant line of
trimmed and pattern hats. l0d2w
Msrried-Last evening, by Rev. j. f.
Hartman, John w. Primley and Mary
A. Gross, both of Plymouth. Mr.. Prim-
ley and his wife left this morning for
their new home in northern Wisconsin.
Word came to friends in Plymouth
this morning that John X. Lawrence,
democratic candidate for state senator,
is dead. Particulars of his death have
not yet Eeen learned but as friends here
have known nothing of his being sick,
it is understood that death came sud
denly and wholly unexpected.
o. F. Lands, formerly pastor of the
United Brethren congregation at this
place, was transferred at the recent
conference at Columbia City from the
Manchester district to the Lafayette
district, and was sent to Galveston for
the coming year. Mr.. Lands left
good many friends in Plymouth who
will always be interested in him
The will of Jerry Blain was offered
for probate Wednesday afternoon. He
bequeaths to his wife the residence on
CAIRO street and One-half of all other
property, and one-half of stock in the
First National bank. To his daughter
Emma he gives the rents and profits
from his share of the business property
on Michigan street and the dividends
from one-hslf of his bank stock, which
is held in trust for her benefit and that
of her children after her death. The
will was made in 1897 and i. o. Jones
is named as executor.