Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-01-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

from q weeks visit with her parents In
Nutwood.
Mrs. Louise Ayers Gsrnett, of Chics.
go, Is the guest of Mrs. f.. ". Vets for
few days.
Rev c. f. Weiss conducted services
at Columbia City last sunday, returning
home Yesterday
A happy new year to all, and 10 the
words of the immortal rip" "may you
live long and prosper"
Parties are hunting at Mishswaks for
buried Indian treasure on the banks
of the st. Joseph river
Several people from town drove out
to Trinity church today to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Bailey.
John Barr, a section man, sue
ceeds Uncle Ned O'Brien as fsgmsn at
the Pittsburg crossing.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. V. Horn and chill
dren, Of Fort Wayne, were guests today
Of friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lsmson and
daughter Julia of Culver. attended the
Ben Hur dcnce here last evening.
Miss Sue CLARK, of South Bend, was
the guest of Miss Blanche Turner last
evening, and attended the Ben Hur
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Morse, of South
Bend, were in the CITY today eating
new years dinner with Mira. Moore's
mother.
Miss Ollie Francisco returned TO her
home in Findlay, Ohio, this morning,
after two weeks visit in this city with
friends.
Come in and make your own price on
dry goods and clOsks at McHeDry
" Co.'S closing out sale next door to
Allmsns.
Charles Brown returned yesterday
from his trip in the Southern states.
having visited Texas. Louisiana, Flori-
da and Alabama.
Misses Pearl Fink and Josie Seller
returned to their home in Bremen this
morning, having spent a week with
friends and relatives in the city.
Goshen is contemplating putting in q
city hot water beating plan. to cost
$4,000 Double mains will be laid to
the extent of one and half miles.
Arthur Underwood will return to bis
work tomorrow on the road. He is
exhibiting the Majestic range and will
report at headquarters at St LOUIS to-
morrow.
Come in and make your own prices on
dry goods and clOsks at Nc
Henry Il Co.'s closing ont sale next
door 20 Allmsns.
Allen b. Cleeveland and Miss Helen
Good will be married In Ashland, Ohio,
today. They Will go to Indianapolis
tomorrow, where Bert has a beautiful
PAcpoIcu
Herbert Gibson will leave in a few
days for an extensive business trip east.
Herb has contracted with the earning
ham shoe company for this year and
has On excellent position.
The funeral CT Mrs. Susan Bailey oc.
CURED today at 10 o'clock at the Trim
ity church, six miles west Of town, con.
Quoted by Rev. Newman, with inter
ment at Trinity cemetery.
The Indiana democratic committee
will meet at Indianapolis january s.
The purpose is not made public. 1t is
suspected an effort may be made to
have the organization boom Bryan's
paper. 1t is expected the attendance
will be large.
A. Il. Freightner, of Lima, Ohio; took
Jack Hamlet's place on the Pittsburg
railway today temporarily. Mr.. Doyle,
of Lima, Ohio, will be the permanent
in this capacity as soon as he
RECEIVERS from sickness that incapac-
itates him at present.
The rural districts of Laporte county
are much disturbed by the visits of
a poorly clothed individual who comes
up to the windows of farmhouses and
gazes in. The women are frightened
and the men are indignant. The Off.
cers think that the offender is demented,
The country merchant has about as
hard row to hoe as any man on earth,
says On exchange, and he has got to
look pleasant and hang out the hoe
handle no matter what happens. If q
pastors salary is little short the bust
sess man must fix 1t. Ii John Jones
loses horse Mr.. Business Man must
help to get another. If a celebration is
going IN he must dig up some more.
If beggsr comes along he is the 6rst
man to tackle. And yet some who sit
around the edge will tell you the "desr
Merchant" is getting rich. Where Is
one who is IN need of q place to pile his
surplus?
From Wednesdays Daily
Miss Julia Lsmson returned to Cul-