Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20
From Thursday Daily

From ThursdaSs Daily
John Hube is reported on the sick
list.
! Unbresksble combs for Xmas pres
ents at !Shsdel's drug store. If
Mrs. w. Il, Campbell, of South Bend,
Is the guest Of friends at Tyner.
Roy Turner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Turner, arrived home today noon.
Mrs. John Giller went to South Bend
this morning where she will visit
friends.
Creme Marquis OH Vive makes
woman beautiful. Get 1t at Shsdel's
drug store. II
Mrs Rose Hupp was q Plymouth
visitor today on her way home to Attlca
from kewanDs.
Mrs. Monroe STEINER went to Walker.
ton on the noon train where she will
visit friends for few days.
Mrs. VIM. Houghton returned to her
home at Tyner today after pleasant
visit in this city with friends
Miss Mary Parks, who has been Wis.
itiny friends in this city, returned this
morning to her home at Bourbon.
Carl Kloepfer returned last evening
from Ann Arbor, Mich, to spend bis
vacation with his wife and parents.
Miss Jeanette Becker leaves tOmor-
row for Noblesvile where che will visit
with her brother until after New Years.
VIM. Ormond, who has been quite
sick for the pact week, was able to be
up town yesterday afternoon for the
first
W. 5. Gilmore, son of J. A. Gilmore,
of this city, fell on an icy pavement in
Chicago Tuesday afternoon breaking
his collar bone.
Earl North will arrive tomorrow eve-
ming from Crawfordsville. where he is
attending college, to visit over Xmas
with his parents.
Homer Linkenhelt, whom we made
mention yesterday as very sick, is re-
ported no better today and be lies in
critical condition.
Miss Helen Redd, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ID. Frank Redd, who has been
dangerously ill for the past several
days, is reported little better today.
An attorney named Baker of Omaha
has been selected by the president to
succeed Jonathan w. Crumpscker of
Indiana as territorial judge for New
Mexico.
| Miss Anna Mstchett returned this
morning TO her home at Bourbon after
visiting q few hours in this city with
friends on her return from OberliD for
the holiday vacation.
| Miss Jennie Glaze, of Rochester, who
has been visiting relatives in this city
for the past week, went to South Bend
this morning accompanied by her
cousin, James BeldoD.
| The Indiana weather report for
November, just issued, states that the
month, which seemed so unusually fine.
was really 90 degrees colder than the
average November, 10 this state.
There is movement smonR the
Indiana congressman to stand together
in demanding that the new govern
ment building at Indianapolis be con.
structed of Indiana limestone.
Culver military academy will cloee
for Christmas vacation tomorrow night.
The vocation will last eighteen days,
giving the cadets who live at great
distance ample time to 60 home and
have good visit.
The city commissioners have finished
their final report upon the assessment
of benefits and damages on the North
Michigan street paving. which will be
presented to the council at it's meeting
next Monday night.
Coslmen of Indiana could hold an in-
teresting love feast now, If they would
tell how much money they put on the
profit side the past few days. There
are reports that three pecks make a
bushel IN some towns.
| IL these young men who are wonder
ing what would make an appropriate
Christmas gift for their sweethearts,
would come to the Independent office
and get one of those fine boxes of writ
ing stationery. they would make no
mistake. 5alw