Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-12

Miss Harriet Wier, granddaughter of
ex-senator Wier, OF Laporte, is visiting
Mre. Vets for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bently, of
South Bend are the guests of Mrs.
Bently's mother in this city.
MIR and Mrp. J Ohm Goodyear, of Lo-
gsnsport, are the guests of relatives
south of this city for few DAYS
II. A. Logan is suffering with rheu-
mstism in his left arm. He has al
most been deprived of it's use for few
days.
Misses Sarah and Laura Gross, of
South Bend, have returned home, after
several weeks visit with relatives
and friends in this city.
Miss kittie Van \ nden, who has been
making her home with relatives In De
troit, Mich, came to this city last eve
ming TO live with her parents.
Little Martha Mann, who has been
threatened with lung trouble, is greatly
improved and her physician is quite
hopeful of ultimate recovery.
Misses Mollie Hoover and Carrie
Foraker returned to their home In En-.
poris, Kansas, this morning, after a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Gertrude Peterson, who has
been teaching in the common schools
near Bremen for several terms, has &C
cepted position as teacher in the city
term.
DR. Bowers is able to walk out each
day and his friends now think his com
plete recovery is not far distant. 1t is
hard to keep good man down and
there is little doubt but the doctor is
going to demonstrate that assertion
Two daughters of Henry Dzcinbinski
of South Bend, were standing
near together yesterday, when q
bullet from an unknown source
struck one on the forehead and
glanced and wounded the other in the
cheek. The injuries are not serious.
Huntington capitalists have organ
lied knitting mill company with a
capitalization of $4,000. A building
l50s50 feet, of brick, two stories high,
will be erected, and they will engage
in the manufacture of hosiery and all
kinds of knit goods The mill will
employ from 30 to 100 hands.
Ii the supreme court assemblies again
the last of July it will not decide the
Fort Wayne charter case, which has
never been disturbed 1t is learned
that the cases the court will most likely
decide are those in which the right to
the possession of money is involved.
Such cases as these the court regards as
pressing.
There are 1902 legal voters in Elk
hart county. OF these there are 81 oc-
togensrisns, as officially reported by
the returns of the sexennisl census of
the male inhabitants. This is about
one in every 300 voters in the county.
Martin Stuckmsn Is - years old, older
by two years than any other man in
the county.
Indiana now has but two living ex
lieutenant governors Will Cumback,
of Greensburg, and w. :. Hsggsrd,
whose term expired with that OF Gov.
Mount. There are no living ex gov
ernOrs. state Senator J.. L. Newly
served AZ lieutenant governor when
Lieut.. Gov. Chase took the governors
chair upon the death of Gov. llovey.
Mrs. Della Miller and son, Robert,
Mrs. Nj. j. Franklin aud daughter,
Stella, and Miss Delldora DelOney were
called here from Chicago last evening
on account of the serious illness of
Robert McCance, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James DelOney, Miss Dell
dora will return to Chicago in q few
days to finish her visit with her rela
tives.
\ business man of Argos is said to
have recently gone fishing and to have
caught fine fish. He went to the tel
egrsph office and sent the following
message to his wife: "I've got one
1t weighs seven pounds and is beau
ty." In reply came the following
signed by his wife: $50 haveI Weight
ten pounds. Is no beauty; looks like
you"
Bees broke up funeral at the Salem
graveyard east of kokomo the other
day. With Undertaken Dimmitt, of
Kokomo, in charge child was being
buried. As the body was being
lowered thousands of bees attacked the
mourners at the graveside. The at
PENDANTS fled panic stricken and it was
not until after dark the sexton could
return and fill the grave.
Robert Pitcairn, superintendent of
the Pittsburg division of the Pennsyl-
vsnia, has completed negotiations
through which the Pennsylvania Sc
cured the sbsttoir and stOckysrds of
the Pittsburg Provision company, pay
ing S7OO,OOO for the plant and tho Penn
sylvanis will spend $l,500,0OO in max
ing the plant the largest and most COM