Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-08-10
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1900.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From fridays Daily.


Three houses were struck by light
ming at Bremen yesterday.
a small child of Geo. W. Watkins,
of Donaldson, died yesterday.
a baby boy is reported at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Sponsler.
DIR. Garrison and jacob Walmer, OF
Bourbon, were on our streets today.
MIR. Pagel, of Chicago. returned home
today after visiting his sister, Mrs
Chss. Hite.
The Bremen base ball team defeated
the Goshen team by score of to
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Jannssch and children left
on the noon train and will visit rela-
tiyes in Michigan.
Charles Reeve, Andy Molter and j.
w. Maxey were passengers to South
Bend this morning.
Miss Olive Favright, of Knox, ar
rived this morning to visit her cousin,
Mrs. James Goddard.
Mrs Edward Gardener returned
to her home at Chicago this afternoon
after visiting her parents.
Mrs. George Ramsay, after visiting
his parents, here, returned to her home
at South Bend today noon.
Miss Hattie Bronson arrived today
noon from Buchanan, Mich, and is the
guest of j. \. Mote and wife.
Mesdames Boris and Shedenhelm re-
turned to South Bend today noon sfter
visiting at George Huffmans.
The total number of deaths in Indi.
ana in une was $3.50. This was BOB
less than in the proceeding month.
Mrs. Calvin kyser and son, Claude,
left on the morning train for Ilicksville,
o., where they will visit her parents.
Mrs. kraker, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. l.. q. Harley, returned
to her home at South Bend today noon.
Mrs. Sellers, after visiting her brother
Jasper Mann, and other relatives, re-
turned To her home at kell, ILL.,, this
morning.
Nebraska has some strange school
houses. There are are III log buildings,
BIZ built of sod, one of bsled straw and
one of steel.
W. 4. Barr and wife, of South Bend,
were Plymouth visitors today on their
way home from seven weeks visit in
Pennsylvania
Secretary Hurty's quarterly health re-
port shows that ending J uly Both, there
were 1851 births, 1874 deaths and 1923
marriages in the state.
Mrs. LeOsch returned to TT. WAYNE
this morning after brief visit with her
parents, John Hohsm and wife, on her
way home from Chicago.
The Prohibition party Will send q
special train throughout the state.
Each city at which 1t stops will be re-
qulred to pay 500 toward expenses.
Mamie Harris and Jess Altman soIlc-
tied among the citizens for a few hours
and raised S25 toward advertising and
encouraging our newly organized band
Mrs. Chss. Ulrich and children re-
turned last evening from Detroit, Mich,
after nearly three weeks visit with her
sisters, Misses Dora and Anna Steg-
man.
There are now only two ex presidents
living. There will be three next March
IL nothing happens in the meantime to
Mr. Cleveland, Mr.. Harrison and MIR.
Mckinley.
If fortune disregard thy claim
Don't hang thy head in fear and shame
But marry the girl you love best
Rocky Mountain Tea will do the rest.
Ask your druggist.
The merchants of Plymouth have
been liberal toward helping the band
out for their firtt concert next Thurs
day evening IL is to be hoped that the
good work will go on.
1t Is stated that the gross earnings of
the Pennsylvania road for July we're
100000 in excess of those of July 1899,
in which month the earnings were larger
than in any previous month in the
roads history.
Mrs. DIR. McAlrsth was here, Mon
day, on brief visit She tells us
Ernest is doing nicely in bis work In
Chicago, doing the banking errsnds