Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-27
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs Bofinger arrived this morning
from Chicago to visit Mrs. r. G. kloep-
fer.
j. F. Baker sold to G. r. Quick, of
Brooklyn, polled short horn calf for
800.
Miss Nellie DeMoss arrived home
today noon after a three weeks visit at
Logsnsport.
J. ). Brown went to Wabash this
morning to get horse that he pur
chased there.
Mr.. Guype and wife returned to Elk
hart today noon after visiting at H..
Humrichousers
Otto Miles arrived today noon from
South Bend to attend the funeral of
his sister, Bessie.
Emory Hess has accepted a position
at the pickle factory where be began
work this morning.
Mrs. II. G. Thayer and her grand
daughter, Miss Francis, are visiting
friends at Bourbon.
Mre. Bussert was called to Rochester
last evening on account OF the sick
ness of her daughter.
Mrs. Lucy Fortune returned to her
home at South Bend today noon after
visiting relatives near Donaldson.
Mrs. o. Ii. Miller after visiting Mes
danes Jockey and Benham returned
to her home at Walkerton last evening.
Miss Maggie O'Donnell returned to
Kokomo last evening after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ODon-
nell
Jacob Geselman, foreman Of the
Logsnsport Reporter, and formerly of
Plymouth, is visiting his old home near
Culver.
Miss Hattie SwitZer arrived today
noon from Elkhsrt where she has been
for the past four months. She lives at
Inwood
w. f. Brugh and wife went on the
morning train to South Bend and If
they can find vacant house they will
move there.
Mrs. l.. Tanner and son, Hubert, left
this morning for the southern part of
the state where they will visit for a
couple weeks.
A man by the name of Dale is now
lodged in jail. He was brought here
this morning by Constable Isaac Rhodes
from Tippecanoe, where he was arrested
for petty larceny.
James Dollar was taken very sick
this morning while or the streets and
Chas. Force had to take him home in
the buggy. He lives about four miles
northwest of here.
Will Mcclure, who has been en-
ployed at the VandslIa passenger de-
pot, is now at leisure. He was dis
missed because of desire on the part
of the railway to curtail expenses.
The 9th annual commencement ex'
ercises of the n orthern Indiana Normal
school will be held at Valparaiso on the
evenings of August s and 9. The
Alumni association will meet Wednes
day evening, August g.
The census department at Washing
ton sends out the information that the
returns made by the enumeratOrs are
being tsbulated as rapidly as possible.
No definate time is set for the publica-
ton of the population of the various
cities.
Absinthe drinking ia declared by the
women of the Women's Christian Tenn.
perance Union to be fast becoming a
habit that threatens to sap the man.
hood of the nation, as 1t has that OF
the French people, and crusade of
determination is to be waged against
it.
A Muncie man has completed sys-
tenn for melting glass by electricity
which will result in great saving of
fuel and time and also insures super
ior quality of glass. BY the use OF
electricity, temperature of 1000 de
gTees can be reached, whereas by q coal
fire or natural gas the high temperature
is only 200 degrees. If the new
scheme is successful it will work a rev.
olution IN glass manufacturing.
The Plymouth base ball nine de-
feated the Argos team on their home
grounds yesterday by a score of 6 to B
The game was called at the end of the
sixth inning on account of rain. The
Argos team had battery from Ro-
chester. The lineup of our team is az
follows: John Hays. p; John Roller, C;
Fred Logan, b; George Bollinger, 2 b;
Frank Thomas, 3 b; Ed COnlon, 6;
Harry Eminger, f; Frank Raddle, f;
Rudolph Bayman, +.
The Singer Sewing Machine company
is preparing to build three four story
buildings, each GO feet wide and 6OO
feet long, besides the engine house,
boiler rooms, numerous dry kilns,
water works plant, ETC., in the city of
South Bend. The contract for two
monster concrete smoke stacks 140 feet