Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-06

charge Of the services until Dee. 5
Everyone has cordial invitation to at
tend these meetings.
William Gilmore and wife, Burt Gil
more and Jesse Gilmore, of Chicago
spent THANKSGIVING with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James \. Gilmore in this
city
tt. Kline has sold his farm near
Argos to +. f. Myers, of DunkIrB, q.
Mr.. Kline has moved back To Plym-
outh and is residing IN the Msxey ad-
ditIon.
Mrs. Ernest Matthews, of Milford,
and Mrs. Henry Matthews, of Leesburg,
who spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. j.
y. Matthews, returned home this
morning.
Mesdames J. ID. Scott and c. ii. Key
ser, who spent Thanksgiving with
Theodore Cressner and family, re-
turned this morning to their home at
Nsppsnee.
James McCsrty, contractor of Chi
cage, aud Miss Mary Hurson. who
teaches school at Chicago, were called
here on account of the accident to T..
". Hurson.
Judging by the spicy articles which
appear from time to time in the Plym-
outh papers, the editorial brethren at
the capital of Marshall county are not
dwelling together very harmonlously.-
Warsaw Union.
Homer Brundige and wife returned
on the noon train To their home at
South Bend, after spending Thanks
giving with the lstter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. schroeder.
David Nation was granted a divorce
from his wife, Carrie Nation. at Medi-
cine Lodge. Kan, last Wednesday
Mrs. Nation was no, present when the
decision was rendered.
Misses Jennie and Hattie Lsuer,
Hazel Neff, Edna Bowman, Emma
Yockey and Mamie Hobsm attended
the dance at the Culver Military
academy last evening.
John ksuzmsul, the foreman at the
basket factory. suffered severe stroke
of paralysis last Wednesday. He is
reported little better today, but is
still in critical condition. He has no
control of his limbs.
Peter J. Kruger has fixed the Sth day
of January, 1902, as the date for the
Thirteenth district convention, to be
held in South Bend. A banquet Will
be served and prominent men of the
party will deliver addresses.
Mrs. Townsend, of Walkerton, and
Miss Wort, of Bremen, spent Thanks
giving with Miss Gertrude Peterson.
Miss Peterson, who is tesching at North
Judson, went to Knox today to at
tend the teachers association of Starke
county.
The Democrat censures itself by
stating that the Daily Independent
is not worth Is cents week. As
practically all the news items that sp-
pear in the Democrat are copied word
for word from the Daily Independent,
W. II
its patrons the price II does sno in it's
own columns concede that the news it
dishes up is of no value.
The appraisers of the Mckinley es-
tate have fixed the annual allowance
Of Mrs. Mckinley, pending settlement
of the estate at $4,000. Her income
from her OVID property will reach prob
ably $1,000 or more. If she receives a
pension of 5000 by the government,
as did Mrs. Garfield, her total income
will reach about $50 600 year.
A few dairy farmers in the vicinity
of ChestertOn have arranged TO make
al experiment in feeding the refuse
from sugar beet factories. They have
ordered . car load of the feed and will
try it. If it proves to be successful,
the cost of producing milk will be ma.
terislly reduced IN this time of high
feed. They buy the stuff for % cents
ton and the freight costs 80 cents ton,
making the net cost SLID ton.