Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-26
with MIR. Helpmsn's father and mother

Neilita Slick, of Chicago, is the guest
of Misses Eva Turner, Ada Haag and
Agnes Thomson.
o. c. VoRell and Victor Huff, of Bre
men, were the guests of friends in this
city last evening.
Mesdsmes Hartman and McBroom,
of South Bend, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. DIR. Bowers yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Freese has returned to
South Bend after weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Manual FreeJe.
Miss Georgia Vlnsll and several of
her young lady friends are occupying
the Vinsll cottage at Pretty lake.
Mrs. ID. F Redo and two children,
Helen and Russell, left for Climax,
Mich, where they will visit relatives.
Otto Weber has returned from q
months sOjOurn at Buffalo. He pro
nounces the exposition Incompatible.
John Southworth was unable to be
about this morning on account of sick
ness brought on by the excessive heat
O.S. Gaskill and wife, of Burkett,
Ind. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
ketcham and daughter, Hazel. over
sunday
Yesterday was big day at Culver
People were there from all over the
state and many people from this city
were down.
Mrs. III. A. Logan has returned from
Chicago, where she has been the guest
of Mrs. Charles Drummond at the
Packard residence.
Joseph Hsrker and Lutte Gibson left
today for logging settlement in the
vicinity of Culver, where they will re
main for week or so.
G. l.. Mattix, fireman on the Van
dslis, was overcome by heat yesterday.
but was revived and put on the road to
rapid recovery by Plymouth physi
clan.
Frank Stansbury, who is travelling
with photograph button concern,
came down from Lafayette Saturday
and spent Sunday 10 this town with bis
wife and SOD.
Susan.-The pimples, sores and
| blackheads are danger signals. Take
Rocky Mountain Tea, you'll give a
farewell reception to your troubles.
35c. J. w. Hess.
| ID. w. Besl, of Walkerton. sold 200
acres Of marsh land last week for $40,
900 spot cash TO an Illinois farmer. Mr..
Beal purchased the land some years
ago at Sl2 per acre.
The Ministerial association of Jay
county has adopted resolutions against
holding funerals on Sundays. The
ministers ask the public to help them
suppress this sabbath custom.
The Lake Erie & Western has over
thousand men making improvements
on the different parts of the system.
The purpose is to make the roadbed as
good as that of the Lake Shore.
Used by the ladies of fashion all over
the world. It's without doubt the
greatest besutitier ever offered the
American women. 35c. Made only
by Madison Medicine Co. j. w. Hess.
The most enviable man in this town
during the warm weather is the lone
prisoner in the county Jail. The heavy
damp walls of his prison form a
most delightful retreat. 1t is without
doubt the coolest place In town.
Mrs Newton Runyan, of South Bend,
stayed here Saturday with Rev. G. f.
Weiss, while on her way home from
Argos, where she visited Mrs. n. Run
yam. Wsldesmsr, the young son of
Rev. w eiss, accompanied her home.
Albert Hume arrived this morning
from Monroe, La, where he has been
stationed at one of the government az
ricultural posts for the past several
months He will remain here about a
week and then go to Purdue to resume
| his studies.
Among those spending Sunday at
Maxinkuckee lake were Jacob Martin,
III. e. Thayer, Msble Curtis, Bess
Woodbury., Marjorie Vinsll, Flora
KoontZ, Fred Msrtindale, Carrie Elliott,
Claud Bssell, Ed Lscher and family,
bessie Haag, Lutrell Ringgenberg,
Julia Mueller and Pearl Day.
Harold Stansbury, whose leg was
broken near the hip about three weeks
ago, is getting along nicely and will
soon be able to use his limb. The acct
dent occurred at Delphi and was the
result of a jump from lumber pile.
He was Immediately taken to his home
in Plymouth where he has been ever
since
The fact that Plymouth has been in
ert in the matter of public celebrations
and demonstrations this year, says a
citizen. should be a capital reason why
the Marshall County Fair association
should get together and plan real
old fashioned, big pumpkin, heavy
racing, red lemonade enterprise this
fall. The big crops of the county and
the spirit of business activity of this
pitv IN aaama w0uId warrant on updar