Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-06

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The Bremen base ball team was de-
feated yesterday by the South Chicago
team by score of s to Z.
Geo. Bsugher and Miss Melia Ulrich
were the guests of Harry Lackey and
wife at WalkertOn Sunday.
A boy bsLy was born to VIM. Rads
baugh and wife last Saturday evening
They live northeast of here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Carpenter left
today noon for Williams county, Ohio,
where they will visit relatives.
Michigan City has raised 81 800 of the
$1,000 ne cesSaly for street fair and
sees good prospects for the rest.
Miss Cleta Wilhelm returned this
morning from HIbbard, where she has
been visiting the past few days.
Simon Meyers, jr. and Miss Carrie
Fay Kamp were united in marriage
yesterday by Rev. j. W. belong.
Miss Olive Francisco returned last
Saturday evening from Defiance, Ohio,
where che has been teaching school.
Frank Jacox went to Three Rivers,
Mich, Saturday evening to spend Sun
day with his wife, who is visiting there.
Benjamin III. Shireman and Miss
Retta 4. knisley, both of Argos, re-
ceived a marriage license Saturday
night.
Miss McGrsw, of Rochester, who has
been visiting at George klienschmidt's,
went to Chicago this morning to visit
friends.
Mrs. Upton Schilt and daughter,
Helen, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Thomas to their home in Elkhsrt last
evening.
John Corbsley, of Elkhart, spent
Sunday here. His son, Roy, who spent
last week with him returned Saturday
evening.
Miss Geneva McCrory accompanied
her cousin, Miss Myrtle McCrory, as far
as Chicago on her way home to
Nebraska.
Earnest McElrsth and Harry Wilt.
fong went to Chicago last evening
where they will make their home in
the future.
James Fl. ellison, who drives the coal
wagon for Linkenhelt Coal Co., was
married Sunday to Miss Minnie Fretz,
of near Big lake.
Chas. Dull, who has been visiting at
w. A. Beldon's for the past ten day, will
return to his home at Van Vert, Ohio,
tomorrow afternoon.
Lutte Gibson was thrown from Frank
Fertig's drsy last Saturday afternoon
at the l.. f. & W. depot and broke his
wrist on his left hand.
Emory Reeves caught tsrantuIs
this morning while taking berries out
of crate which sat under a bunch of
bananas. Their bite is deadly poison
Gus.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Gilmore, ST., will
leave tomorrow for Kansas City, where
they will attend the convention, and
afterward visit relatives an Atchlson,
Kansas
Mrs. Catherine Lawrence left this
morning for TT. Wayne and from there
she takes a tour through the south.
She is the general agent of G. w. Stan
ton, of Chicago.
~. w. Thomas left today for Kansas
City as delegate to the national free
silver republican convention. Mr.
Thomas is an ardent supporter of Bryan
aud free silver.
Consumption Cure--W srner's White
Wine of Tar Syrup, the best cough
remedy on earth, cures cold in one
day if taken in time. % and so cents.
j. w. Hess, Druggist.
The Elkhsrt county board of review,
in it's first days session, has uncovered
concealed taxables amounting to nearly
100000, principally in moneys loaned,
and all have been placed on the dupli-
cate
Joseph Haag and Mr.. Romig, who
are working with the extra crew on the
Pennsylvania line near Wanatah, re-
ceived injuries and are unable to work.
Mr.. Romig sprained his back and Mr..
Haag dropped tie on his foot.
Mrs. Ida Miller, of Indianapolis, who
was called here by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Koffel, couple months
ago, returned to her home yesterday.
Her sister, Miss Lola, accompanied her
and will make that city her home for
q while.
Emil Sundeen, aged 16 years, of Ches-
terton, had his left arm cut off below
the elbow about o'clock Saturday
evening, by falling under Lake Shore
freight train which he attempted to
board Part of his arm was found two
blocks away.
AT the home of David Sponsler and
wife, on South Water street, occurred
the marriage of their son, Herbert, to
Miss Nora Fay Feiser, of Argos, last
Saturday evening. Rev. Mckenzie