Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-04-20

at the L. b. parsonage.
Charles WiltfOng returned to Chicago
this morning where he has secured a
position for the summer.
The work of placing in position the
new pipe organ purchased by the
Lutherans was begun this morning.
| e. Nj. Wilson and wife left today for
| New Carlisle to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Wilson's father, w. Ii. Mcdaniel.
10 Hendricks went to Fl. Wayne
/ yesterday where he took an examlna-
tion for entrance into the railway mail
service.
Minnie Walker, who was called here
to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs.
| Wynn, returned to her home in Roches
ter today.
Emma Gallagher was home from Co
lumbia City and her brother, Ohm, from
st. Louis yesterday spending the day
with their parents.
q. f. Burkeypile and Howe Roose, of
near Bourbon, were in Plymouth this
morning on their way to Sugar Grove.
Ills, where they have secured work.
John Edlemsn, who has been work
ing for several months 10 Hills bake
shop, left last evening for Topeka, Kan,
where be has been summoned as wit
ness in an insurance case.
T. w. Strowbridge left this morning
for Skull Valley, Arizona. He has
made his home for the past year with
his niece Mrs. j. A. Y ockey, but will
now live at the home of his son.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Wynn was
held from the u. b. church yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. 1t was con-
Quoted by the Ladies of the Maccab bees,
the Woodmen being present but taking
no part in the ceremonies.
Herbert Hess came down from Chi
csgo Saturday evening and spent Sun
day with his wife parents. He has
| disposed of his interest In the Dominion
| Co., of Chicago, and will establish him
self in the book business in Indianapolis.
Prosper Mickey has notified the post
Office department of his desire to cease
carrying the mails to and from the
trains to the postoffice here. The salary
paid is so small as to make the business
Improbable. 1t will probably be some
time during May before a new carrier
can be found.
Jerome Walters has given up his
position as clerk for Ball Il Co., and
left yesterday morning for a weeks
visit with his parents in Columbia City.
He will be back then to spend day or
two here after which he will leave for
Republic. Washington, and 60 into
store with his brother Dennis.
Al Pike has been rendered the posi-
ton of cashier in the office of the
Adams Express Co., in Wheeling, West
Virginia. During the several years of
his agency in this place be has been in
a business way very successful. He
has also made great number of friends
whose good will and esteem are secure.
At the Methodist parsonage yester-
day afternoon William F. Powell and
Louella Moore were united in marriage
by Rev. Mckenzie. Mr.. Siders acted as
best man aud sister of the bride as
bridesmaid. After the ceremony the
couple went to the home of the brides
parents in West township where an ex-
cellent wedding dinner was served
Livery man Brown was kicked by
one of the horses in his barn yesterday
morning. He was working around
them when one, a strange horse from
Upton, gave him severe blow on the
side of his knee. 1t 80 panied him that
he was unable to get about during the
remainder of the day. This morning
be was feeling much better and came
up town.
Orlando M. Berkey and Mary Mickey
were united in marriage last Saturday
evening by Justice Weber. The groom
has been for some time employed in the
office of the county treasurer and is
highly respected young man. The
bride is well known among the young
people of this city who join in express
ing their good opinion of her. The
best wishes of many friends attend the
couple.
Clay Metsker, son of Andrew j.
Metsker, of Jefferson township, was
last week nominated by the democracy
OF Marshall county for representative.
The county is about 600 democratic,
therefore his nomination is equal to an
election. Clay taught school in this
county of his birth for several years and
is democrat without guile, and Mar
shall, we predict, will be proud of her
representative in the state legislature
Carroll County Citizen.
The dilapidated remains of q one
time respectable looking vehicle which
lay this morning on Holtzendorff's cor
ner before the gaze of psssers by, gave
evidence of an accident which it was
someone's lot to have undergone last
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