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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01
Eieyntor burns.

Buffalo Lake Mimi. Feb. 1--Afonson
& Gerber's elevator burned early
Wednesday morning. with 5000 bushels
of wheat and 200 bushels of flax, all of
which was lost. The loss was covered
by insurance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01
BoER LEADER sURRENpERs.
Old Pretorius Gives Up-says Boers
Are Determined to Fight.

London. Feb. IA Pretoria dispatch
announces that Pretorious. one OF the
leading Boer generals. has surrendered.
Pretorius states that the Beers are as
determined as ever to fight to the last.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Decisions Handed Down by Iowa's

Decisions Hnnded Down by lovVa's
Highest Tribunal Today.
Special to Tines Republican
Des Moines. Feb. 1.-The following de-
cisions We're handed down by the su-
prenle court:
Titus amendment case, Washington
district. Affirmed
Burk vs. Putnam, appellant. Page.
Affirmed.
Hosford. appellant, vs.. Metcalf. Du-
buque. Affirmed.
White, appellant, vs. Wohlenberg, Ida.
affirmed.
Monssean W City of Sioux City, ap-l
peilanf. Woodbury.. Reversed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01
Loft Her Fortunc to Preabvfertnns

Ashland Wis, Feb. 1.-The will of
Mrs. Vaughn Marquis was opened yes
terday and it was found that out Of an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01
Illinois I.cxtsIaturo Adionrn,

Springfield. III, Feb. f.-Witho,,,
transacting any business OF importance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01
Opposition Did Not Caucus.


y aiiiiis sois : 81 ne ceinocratac
sseAi'a.oi : ai' ~ sii'ii co7'sofktis IN the
ssaia.s VIC ~, are opposea 10 me snip
suDsias s' oiii. uasl l'os foia a .ornais con
- silSe - : e'asiS - ceeiav upon a
souiss ., :" " pursued Win reference 70
l,'al iiiea sl5s, as' haa peen announces
US "ous's ~: als sA i'laia'ioh psins
i,iaue slia. y nae speen dlscovered snat
shs opposis'o'l Ms':s SO e's1s-sifified a assto'
,sauei q ios''l'ai .iis's'ii.s unnecessary
W N'iiis7 s.i'eie vas no caucus 'hsfe Vas q
ssu.ia. eSeiiahs'ss ~ Nisws OF phs MI
i'oii.s sts'id sois Milich eslapAea 'he ie'aa-s
s, s, : 20 1Vriii qu.ee aenhi'e opinion al
.,'e siose = .i't' eas ~ me. pnsi''or OF
siis op,osieioii as q Wio.s' me uecisioh
y - 'ii'e 9s pa's upon
s.ss on ioil ,'iis pifessehs "leh ehe nope
~ usins s'pis' ~ hstpsls eolhs uneii "
Vii ''seoii.'s iis'eSss aof tre reiuoil-
sail i,'aJoiiss a. ~ lahe UP ghe apprepfia-
e.oi' ,uiiie aiasn ~ i''-7s,s ufes Whien
-, a.,oui''' pa - ueioie si'e ttil u Marcii-
liies say .na. tney nave speechss as
- ioi sssne " seil asiss aha 'naS
.ns,e aiv pt'oapis oeasf senator's. VINO
VII i''e,i's'iss ei'stsei'es Miuhih that time
fAiiiol.s siiose Mlp WIZ 'aih are Sena
.o,s .,, ADaliisi' Sa.ie,s' i,sr's' hsnney'
.ai'sh, Mohts i1'i'u.sas' bu.isI ahsi rel G
lisavM. sts'iasois Niay ahn. turner also
WI iisahe 9 si'sesiies ~ susuleioil 70 lHost
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01

gar manufacturers, who have demanded
that an increased duty be imposed on
;he product. The directors of the ma
tional board of trade and the National
Association of Manufacturers have held
secret meetings here, and determined
upon immediate action to try and avert
q commercial breach between this coun-
try and Russia.
The imperial government created a
furry here among those who have tried
10 avoid trouble In the premises by in
forming the resident consul of Russia,
w. r. Tucker. that IL the extra duty is
imposed on the cargo of Russian sugar,
prohibitive tariff measures would be in
stituted thruout European and Asiatic
Russia against American made goods
This caused somewhat of panic
within the circle of those in the secret.
TERRIFIC exp : IN OF A LAMP,
Gasoline Lamp .-A !, .odes In Kansas
Blowing Preacher Thru Plate g lass
Window.
Salina, Kas. Feb. by an explosion
of a gasoline lamp that wrecked the in
terror of Oldinger's barber shop last
night Rev. George Caldwell, United
Brethren minister was injured and may
die. He was blown thru plate glass
window and temporarily blinded, burned
from head to foot Several people pass
ing the shop We're blown into the street,
and were more or less severely injured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01

Princeton, Ind. The First Baptist
church, just completed, was totally de-
sstroyed by fire 1t cost 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01
Paying Gross EARNINGS Tax.

Minneapolis. Mimi, Feb "A number
of railroads have filed annual state
ments of their gross earnings with the
slate auditor for taxation purposes
The Duluth & Iron Range railway
reported gross earnings for 1900 at
s4,34o,749.6S. The road will pay a three
per cent tax amounting to s130.222. %
The Brainerd & Northern Minnesota
railway earned s3s4,420.61, on which ii.
will pay a two per cent tax of s7.sS8 40.
The earnings of the Union Depot and
Transfer company. OF Saltwater, We're
|sll ,o56.32. 1t is. new concern. and only
pays one per cent tax, or S1105s.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway paid in its seventh instaIiment
3of s25. 600 on 1900 taxes making total
Eof s175,O00
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01

Elect Officers Holly Discuss Adver-
tisinx Agencies Resolve Against
Land Bill.
Chicago, Feb. 1.-The annual meeting
OF the Illinois Press Association adj
jcurned today after the election of off,
Gers and the transaction of considerable
routine business. The following officers
We're elected: President, Gen. Smith ID.
Atkins, Freeport; vice presidents. q. w.
Bliss, New Htillsboro, j. G. Adams, Peo-
tone, and f. e. Holmes. Richmond; sec
retary, j. NJ. Page, Jerseyville; treasur-
Ell, III. A. David, Carlinville.
Seventeen delegates were appointed
to the National Editorial Association
convention to be held at Buffalo, n. Y,
5cn June 10. Among them axe H. N.
Wheeler, Quincy Journal; owen Scott,
Decatur Herald; w. l.. Black. Elgin
News: T.. A. Snively, chairman of the
executive committee. SpringasDd.
The proceedings We're enlivened by a
Vigorous defense Of advertising agencies
made by H. n. Wheeler, of the Quincy
Journal. In this connection committee
" as appointed To Investigate the meth
eds of advertising and report at the
next annual meeting on the advisabill-
~ OF country newspapers establishing
CO. operative agencies. The association
in q resolution expressed its opposition
To the proposed amendment to the postal
laws In regard to second class matter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-02-01
lH[ HOUSE AND SENATE.
Attorney Generals Bill to Assist
In Excluding Chinese
Passes House.
Senators Filibusterine to Oppose
Ship Subsidy Bill Building
For Superior.
Bids Opened BY the Navy Depart.
ment For Three New Pro.
tected Cruisers.

Washington, Feb. 1.--When the house
mget today some minor business was.
transacted by unanimous consent Con-
s:deration of the bill TO promote the ef-
ficiency of the revenue cutter service
was taken up.
A bill to regulate the coming of Chi-
nese into this country created some dis
cussion. Hit, chairman of the commit
tee on foreign affairs, said that the bill
had been prepared by the attorney gem
eral to prevent the fraudulent entry of.
Chinese laborers by giving the govern
ment, as we'll as Cinnamon. the right to
appeal from the decision of the United
States commissioner. He did not believe
the Chinese exclusion act was a just
law, because it was passed in violation
|cf treaty rights, but the law is on the
statute books and it was the duty OF
every citizen tosobey it. The bill passed.
A bill for the pension court of appeals
which attracted considerable attention
as theti. A. X. measure met q reverse in
the houss committee on invalid pensions
to-day where by a vote of six to seven a
motion 10 report it was defeated. The
subcommittee was named to perfect a
department bin providing for pension
appeals.
In the senate the credentials of Sena-
tcr-elect Sewell, of New Jersey. We're
presented. \ memorial from the egis-
leture of Porto Rico praying for an im-
provement in San Juan harbor was read
and referred to the committee on com
merce The house amendments to the
resolution providing for the count of the
ielectoral Vote were agreed to. "A bill
WAS passed providing for the erection OF
public building at Superior. Wis.
Consideration of the shipping bill was
then resumed. During the first hour and
"A half in which the subsidy bill was up
there We're three calls for a quorum by
senators opposed to the bill.
Bids We're opened by the navy depart
ment this afternoon for the construction
TOT the St. LOUIS, Milwaukee and Charles
Iton, protected cruisers. designed to be
i the most formidable of their class in tlls
.lSworld. Neafie & Levy, Philadelphia. a
900; the Newsport News Shipbuild,
ing Company at s22.741. 600. and the BATH
Shipbuilding Company at s2.750.000 ap-
pear to be the successful bidders, althc
reservations We're made in the bids I'd
lErevent any positive statement at pres
i ent.
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ILLINOIS EDITORS ADJOURN.

Elect Officers Holly Discuss Advcr-
iisinx Agencies Resolve Agains,
Land Bill
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02

from his engine, and was brought to
this city and taken TO the Franklin
house. Dr. AspInall was called and re-
set his ankle.
Chss II. Reeve has removed the
wooden sidewalk in front of the United
States express office and is preparing to
put in cement walk.
Mis-. H. f. Kendall purchased the
grocery stock of &. Il. Porter for 81,
352.75 which was sold by Mayor Jones
this afternoon at , o'clock.
Edgar Rodgers who has been located
in the Dickinson 4 Gretzlnger store
room on Michigan street. will remove
his jewelry store to J. W. Hess drug
store
\ lady rider of the Robinson circus
who has been quite sick at the Hotel
kellison, left on the noon train for
Charlottesville where she will join the
show.
Miss Amy English, of Wabash, Ind,
is the guest of james Gilmore and wife
Miss English is a ister-in law of Chss.
Baker, who was formerly in the shoe
business here.
Mrs Tescher, of the south side green
house, left this morning for South Bend
and from there goes to Denver, COL.
where she will visit her sons. She will
be gone a month.
Terre Haute is growing better. She
has now less than 40 saloons, against
2lS few years ago. Several have jGst
quit business rather than pay the semi
annual instsllment of $3.50 license.
The fall term of the E!khsrt n ormal
School and Business Institute will be
gin Monday, Aug. 26, and continue ten
weeks, railroad fare prepaid. Address
Dr. ii. A. Mumaw, all Main street,
Elkhart, Ind for circulars.
William Ormsn and A. f. Scott, of
Marion, have purchased the Fields
transfer and mail line and will take
possession Thursday, Aug. |. Mr..
Ormsn has been employed by Mr..
Fields for the past year and is thor
oughly prepared for the work. All
calls for transfer and baggage delivery
will be promptly attended to as it was
formerly done.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02

Rochester to bury Mrs. 4. Josephine
Rylsnd, one of the earliest members OF
the Episcopal church and daughter oil
the late Judge Shryock.
Misses Nellie Reubelt, Mary Murphy
lnez Shakes, Bessie Gerard and Anna
Mstchett, of Bourbon, were the guests
last evening of Miss Bessie Wink, re
turning home this morning.
Attorneys Robbins ard COPYRIGHT
who engaged in a fist fight in court al
Knox last week, during the trial of q
case, were fined $40 and costs Saturday
amounting in all to S23 each.
Misses Hazel Neff, Laura VsnAn,
den, Lottie Suseland, Bessie Wink, Lols
Everly, Ethel Yockey, Lulu Jacoby
Bessie Vinsll, Dollie Young and Lulu
Ilelpmsn formed a camping party al
Pretty lake this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bunnell went tc
Laporte this noon IN response to tele
gram announcing the death of Mr.
Bunnell's uncle, Sebastian Lsy, who
died Monday morning. The funera
occurred at the residence this after
noon at 3 o'clock
John Reed, of Inwood, and Charles
Stuck, of Twin Lakes, were arrested
yesterday for drunkenness and were
lodged in jail over night. Mr.. Stuck
paid his fine this morning, while Mr.
Reed was unable to pay his and is now
laying it out in Jail.
Myron Bell will move his household
goods TO Plymouth -. Ii seems almost
certain, in the light of facts, that the Il
W. Clifford fire was the result of the
work of an incendiary. What impulse
could have directed the commission OF
the cowardly deed is mystery.-Vsl
psrsiso Journal.
The oil well at Bremen, after expert.
encing much difficulty with water, has
reached depth of $50 feet. The re
port published in Chicago paper last
sunday and extensively copied in In
diana papers to the effect that pocket
of oil had been opened has caused
much annoyance in Bremen.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02
Lake Erie & Western R. R.
& Michigan city Division

Indianapolis x Michigan City Division
NEW FAST TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. March ). 1901. trsins
Will leave Plymouth as follows:
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. 90 Toledo. Chicago & Michigan Express
except sunday. 12:O3 p. m.
No %. Toledo. Detroit & Chicago Limited
daily, 5:l5 p. III.
No. Pa, Muncie. Lafayette & Plymouth spec
ial. except Sunday, Il SO p. m.
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. 81. Detroit. indianapolis < Cincinnati FIX
press, daily. 8 so a. IN.
No. %, Chicago. Detroit. Toledo { Indianap-
Oils Fast Line. except Sunday. 1923 a m
No. %, Chicago. Toledo & Indianapolis Spec.
ial. except Sunday. 5:l5 p. m.
ELEGANT NEW SERVICE AND EQUIP
MENT.
% makes connections al Upton east and west.
Trains Nos 20. - and "a make direct cOnnec-
tiOns for Toledo. Detroit. Chicago and ali points
East North and Northwest.
Trains p and % make immediate connection
at indianapolis Union Station for Cincinnati
Louisville and all points In the Southeast. South
and Southwest.
Train - connects al indianapolis with fash
trains for - Louis and Southwest
For further information call Al J. 4. & ". K
r. X. ticket Office.
J. Nj. DAUBENSPECK. Agent
Plymouth. Ino
c. r. DAILY. G. P. A. Indianapolis. Ind
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02
VANDALIA LIN e
TlME TAeLE,

In effect June2 I9OI.-Tralns leave Plymouth So
follows:
FOR THg NORTH.
No. 10 Daily except sunday. 80 Il. m. for
south Bend.
No. Il DaIly except sunday 1901 noon Tor
South Bend
No. Daily except Sunday 1905 p. IN. Tor
South Bend
Va T. Sundays only 9.4G a. m.
FOX INK SOUTH.
no. q. Except sunday. 5:45 q IN. for Terrehsute
No. ), lZ4 y, III
NJ. 80 .. m. for .ogansport
~. u sunday .Fll5 5-s6 2. IA.
Trains Nos 5 AMI y run through ID Trrre
Haute and make direct connection al ColtAk
with the b. -Four ksutt- Ia indianapolis
Trains No. u ami = also make direct con
nrction VII i;is Four Route returning from
lndl suapoli>.
Lake MakiHkuck-- SUNDAY special excursion
train due al Plymouth. south bound. ia a. IA.
frturniu1 train leaves lake MaNiukuehrr al
SO p. IA
For complete Time Card, giving all trains and
stations, and for full Information Is 30 rates
through cars etc. address
&. " HARTMAN. Agent.
Plymouth. Ind
IA. FORD. General Passenger Agent.
81. Louis Mo
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02
Indiana Notes.
MiddletOwn fsir is in full blast.

Middletown fair is in full blast.
South Bend has reached her deb
limit.
Kokomo may get an electric line t
Delphi.
A rich vein of lead has been found
in the hills west of Anderson.
Ohio Smith, Portland. was bitten BY
q blue racer snake. over nine feet long
Grsndville NJ. Wilson, tsllest man in
Howard county, died few days ago
He was six feet, six inches.
Farm hand famine 10 the vicinity OF
Terre Hsute. The men can get better
wages in Terre Hsute.
"Snakey" Housemsn, 9 Hartford City
window glass worker, terribly assaulted
William Miller, q bosrder at the same
house, with q cut-glsss wine bottle
Miller took sick with typhoid fever and
when Houseman csme home drunk he
found Miller in his bed. He attacked
the sick man in bed and brutally
pounded him. HOusemsn has been ar
rested
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02
vandnIia Line Excursions.

Sells Bros. K Forepsughs circus al
occasion the NaudalIa line will sell ex
cursiOn tickets to South Bend and
return for one and one third fare
tickets good going on all trains Aug
ust ~ and good returning TO and in
GLIDING Aug 70. S2i
Mishswaka street carnival and Jubi-
lee at Mishawaks, Ind. Aug. Il to l..
The Nsndalis line will sell excursion
tickets to South Bend and return for
the above occasion at one fare for the
round-trip. Tickets good going Aug
~, II and Is and good returning Aug
|. 81.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02
InwoOd Happenings.

+. f. Longwell, of Van Vert, Ohio,
transacted business with the Mill u
Elevator company, of this place, Fri
day. While here, he took time to visit
with his old friend, +. A. Hartsox, hav-
ing been raised boys together.
Mrs. L. W. Updike and daughter
Mrs. Young, were Bourbon visitors
Thursday. Mrs. Updike still remains
on the sick list.
We are informed that one of our
leading merchants is now serving out
Q fine OF Sll.50 in the Plymouth jail,
the result of becoming drunk and dis
orderly on the streets of Plymouth last
Monday.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02

Louis Kern and wife, warranty deco
to Bertha Peterson, the W of n e o.
sec 9, tip 81, 3. $500.
Gustav Anderson and wife, warranty
deed to Charles w. Shirley, W 30 a of {
621s of of sw of sec ~, TIP 81
range |, 500.
Jacob Vollmer and George q. Saue
and wife, warranty deed TO Frederick
Wiegsnd and Elizabeth his wife, lott
IL and II Volmer X Saurer add Bre
men, Sl25.
Csthsrine ID. Rank, formerly Grove
and husband, warranty deed to Henry
J. Heinz, lot W of Tippecsnoe, of T
Ia in sec u. Up -. 3, $50.
Walter b Sheckler and wife, war
rsnty deed to George w. Albin lot
orig Teegarden, $3.50.
John W. Kirtsinger, widower, war
ranty deed to Louetts and Calvin c
Neff y Hazel Grace Kirtsinger ; /,
of sw of sec 20, tip 81, l.; = of n {
of NV of sec 90, tip 81 |, $4,000.
scott Foss, unmarried, warranty deco
to Matilda Scheuermsn, sw of v
a ex south | Up of sec 26, tip 81, |
Sl,5O0.
Josiah Geiselmsn and wife, warrsn
ty deed to idells Lambert, lot 9 Van
dslis add Culver, $3.50.
Louis Galloway, unmarried, war
rsnty deed TO Lorenzo r. Ocker, lot,
lO6, III Roses add Plymouth, $500.
Isaac Franklin Lertig and wife
warranty deed TO John W. Wolford
David Z. Knott, all interest i'll W y OF
ne1; of sec II, tip 81, l, ex , in {
cor, 311.5.
Sarah A. Myers, the q 3 of NV OF
sec Ii, TIP 30, T 3. $4,000.
Jessie F. W estervelt, widow of JOSEPH
WesterveIt, warranty deed, to Charles
q. Rust, the Sc of sc a of sec 10, X
81, |, also the W of Sc 4 of sec 10
tp 30, /, aud the = of NV of ne
a OF sec %, tip 81, [. and the % OF
~ of ne a of sec -, tip 81, r 1, $1,000
Edward Johnson and wife, Mary A
Rule, warranty deed, TO George Rorer
"a in ne cor of W 3 of ne 4 of sec -
Up 81, 2, 1852.
Cora b. Lemert and husband, quit
claim deed, to William Aldrich, pit ,
Lemert's add Teegsrden, S25.
Margaret Seider, widow, warranty
deed, to Sohn a. Morelock, all sOf L
X. & PR in e of sc a of sec 33, II
81, |, $3.50.
Martha Fl. Finney and husband, war
rsnty deed, to Mary c. Miller, "a il
NV cor of 1899 of ne of sw 1 OF
sec 10, tp 32, 3, 500.
Henry III. Miller and wife, warranty
deed. to Philip Wagner, pit tlk
Ringles End add Bremen, $50.
Thomas j. Walter and wife, war
rsnty deed, to George r. Wslmer. in
Bremen, Martin add, Sl25.
Jacob Vollmer and Charles G.. Ssuel
and wife, warranty deed, to Sulis Dick
Il, Vollmer & Ssuer add Bremen, 1925
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02

John Johnson, who wrecked the
Logansport State National bank
about five years ago, has been par
doned by President Mckinley. He
has been in the penitentiary at Col
umbus, O. All of which goes to
show what can be done by a man
"with pull"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02
From Thursdays Daily,

|
Charles Nyhart went to Hamlet this
afternoon.
Fred Steinbsch went to Warsaw this
afternoon.
III. A. Logan went to Culver on the
noon train.
Frank Fields was passenger this
morning to Goshen.
Miss Emma Koontz is taking q
two weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Snyder is the guest of
friends at Tippecsnoe.
Gilbert Brilliant returned this morn
| ing to his home at Bourbon.
Miss Nora Grindle, of Knox, is the
guest of friends In this city.
Mrs. A. W. Jones spent the day with
her sister, Mrs. Moon, at South Bend.
Wilhelm Stein, Of Chicago, ia in this
city, the guest of nj SO Celia Bergman.
The South Bend Greens, defeated
Bremen yesterday by score of Is to =.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs A. T.. Hem
niger, of West township, a son, July 81,
! 1901.
Rev. Ellering, of Columbia City, and
Rev. lenn spent the afternoon at South
Bend.
f. j. Ellsworth aud Ray Bunnell
spent the afternoon fishing ut Twin
Lakes.
Mrs. c. b. Tibbetts left this after
noon for Chesterfield to attend spin
ituslistic meeting.
Bert Stansbury and Miss Lena Hsr-
ker will be united in marriage this eve
ming at o'clock.
this city, returned on the noon train to
her home at Tyner.
Mrs. Hesley left last last evening for
Logsnsport and Lucerne where che
will visit for couple weeks.
Miss Nora Rodgers left this morning
for Terre Haute, where she will visit
month with Mrs. Shnmaker
Three weeks from today aug. 22) is
the day set for the Presbyterian Sun
day school picnic to Winons.
Next Sunday, Mrs. Carrie Nation, of
Ratchet fame, is billed to speak at the
Maxinkuckee assembly at Culver.
f. X. Barnhill has resumed his old
position at III. f. Kendalls' which
opened for business this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Stephens and
DIR. |. Bowers and wife spent the day
with Schuyler Kyser in the country.
Rev. o. :. Thornberry and Senator
Parks drove to Mount Oliver today to
attend the Sunday school convention.
Misses Addie Oyler and Eva Hughes,
of Argos, were the guests today of Miss
Grace McColl on their way to Warsaw.
The ice cream social given on the
lawn at Rev. Weiss last evening was
we'll attended and the church made
$27 so.
The orstoricsl contest for gold medal
held July 81, 1901, at Msxinkuckee
assembly, was awarded to Miss Leona
Isrman, of Bourbon.
Geo T.. Paul has moved in his double
house on East CAIRO street, near the
Church of God, from Mrs. Miller's
house on Plumb street.
Mrs. James Stock well, of Evansville,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Boss. left this morning for
few days visit at Bremen.
Not all who registered in Oklahoma
will get quarter section, but Uncle
Sans supply of land is not likely to
run out during the present century.
Mrs. Bozsrth and two daughters,
Misses Mary and Daisy, returned this
afternoon to their home at Knox. after
visiting at the home of George VInsll.
Vern Miller had quite an experience
with spreading viper yesterday. He
was walking through the court yard
when he came upon the viper and was
about to step on 1t when he saw IL.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-08-02
Excursion tn Michigan City.

The Lake Erie x Western railroad
will run another of their popular cheap
excursions to Michigan City next Sun
day, Aug. 4. Train will leave flym.
outh at 1912 q. m, returning leave
Michigan City at 6 o'clock p. IN. Fare,
Is cents for round trip.