Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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ton.
Miss Jennie and Edna Collier, OF
Tyner, were Plymouth visitors this
| forenoon.
James Thsyer went to Indianapolis
on the morning train where he will be-
gone until Friday.
w. ID. Lillybridge left this morning
for Carrot, Mo-, where he will remain
for about three weeks.
Hatch & Son are cleaning Lsporte
street and getting it IN shape Tor &C.
ceptsnce by the council.
The Saturday club will meet this
week with Mrs. w. ID. Thompson
instead of with Mrs. O'keefe.
Miss Pearl Rhodes returned on the
noon train to her home at Culver. She
has been working in this city.
Mrs. Charles VAIL, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. l.. II. Williams,
arrived in this city yesterday from
Warsaw.
Mre. Hastings, of California, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Blain, went to Benton Harbor, Mich,
today noon.
Miss Irene Ssyler, who has been Wis
iting at South Bend and in this county,
returned this afternoon to her home in
Pennsylvania.
County clerk, K. F. Brooke, received
notice that Lawrence Learned, who has
been at the asylum at Logansport, has
been discharged.
5. n. Stevens transacted business in
Fl. Wayne yesterday relative to the
Robbins case taken there from Knox on
change of venue.
The funeral of Henson McDuffie.
which was held at the home of his SOD,
VIM. McDufiie. this afternoon, was
largely attended.
+. c. Shilling and family, of Culver,
were in this city today on business.
Mr.. Shilling is the proprietor of the
bank at that place.
Mrs. " nn, who has been the guest
of her son Rev. s. NJ. Yenn, since Sat
urdsy, returned this morning to her
home at Mishswsk8.
Chss. DeMsy arrived last evening
from Chicago to attend the funeral of
Richard Williamson which occurred
this morning at the Catholic church.
DIR. and Mrs. Gallagher and Jerry
OConnor, who have been visiting DIR.
and Mrs. n. b. Asphalt, returned on
the morning train to their home at
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lily, who have
been visiting relatives at Bourbon,
stopped in this city for few hours
this morning with friends, on their way
homo at Dowsgisc, Mich.
Washington Kelley arrived yesterday
noon from his farm in Starke county
and was the guest over night with
friends in this city, leaving this morn
ing for his home at Chicago.
Since Jan. 1, 1901, 1861 marriage
licenses have been issued by the county
clerk at st. Joseph, Mich, and LOO
marriages we're performed In that city.
This exceeds the record of the previous
year.
The publisher of this paper acknowl-
edges the receipt of Complementary
ticket to the eleventh annual concert
given by the Indianapolis Fire depart
ment ut Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis
on Thursday evening, Nov. 81, 1901
Several of the young men of the
Catholic church, have formed them
selves in society and have rented two
rooms in the Simons building. The
object of the society, is to have q place
where they csn spend their time when
they are not employed. They receive
daily papers and have all kinds of
magazines and other literature. They
also have q billiard table, and other
games of smusements.
Samuel Parker, of Plymouth, one of
the best-known democrats of the
Thirteenth district, was registered at
the Grand yesterday. The people of
that section Of the state are paying
little attention to politics just now, he
says. 1t ID expected that ex-senator
Drummond, who was the democratic
candidate for attorney general last
year, will be Q candidate for renomina-
ton. Senator w. 4. Stilwell of Prince
ton 10 also spoken of in connection
with this nominstion.-India
Sentinel.
1t ia stated that the cold storage men
In Chicago are picking up every egg
they can get hold of and packing them
away, to be put on the market in Jan.
usry when laying hens will be about as
scarce as hens teeth. Eggs, as con-
sequence, are now bringing good prices
and the farmer or farmers wife who
has hens that are laying now can afford
to take care of them; OF they can afford
to take good care of them for the pur-
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