Marshall County independent., 1901-05-03
From Thursdays Daily.

Fred GRADER, of Indianapolis, was q
Plymouth visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Strombeck is the guest of
her parents in Petoskey, Mich.
Charles Shaded and Henry Stein are
contemplating purchasing an sutomO-
| bile.
Mr.. and Mrs Cal. Herman, of War
saw, were in this city today on their
way to South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Hershberger, of
South Bend. are the guests of relatives
in and near this city.
Miss Bessie Viets will arrive from
Chicago tomorrow to visit her parents
for week or ten days.
Rev. o. s. Thornberry was one of the
principal speakers at the Sunday school
convention Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Miles returned to South
Bend this noon after few days visit
with her mother in this city.
Editor Bowersox, of Warsaw, former
editor of the Warsaw National Union,
was 6 Plymouth visitor today.
Mrs. Kitch returned to her home in
Fort Wayne today after two weeks
visit in this city with relatives.
Mrs. +. A. Fink returned from South
Bend this noon after weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. J. III. Lydick.
Mrs. Homer Williams returned to
her home in kensington, ILL.,, after a
few days visit in this city and Culver.
Mrs. M. T.. Stewart returned to her
home in South Bend this noon after a
weeks visit with relatives in and near
this city.
Mrs. Pearl Wilding returned to her
home in TT. w ayne today after a week g
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
s. Woodward
Elmer koontz, of Cincinnati, came
today to visit his parents near Link
vile. He is attending the Cincinnati
medical college
Grandfather Williamson is very sick
at his home on Center street. He is
past 80 years of age and 1t is feared he
will not recover.
Mrs. Phinnius easier, who has been
sick for about five months, is very low
today and hopes of her recovery have
been abandoned.
Arthur Moore left Monday for Min
neapC lis, Mimi, where he has accepted
position in one of the most progress
sive and up to date retail hardware
stores In that city.-Argos Reflector.
Mrs. J. c. BunDell will go to Kalsms-
zoo, Mich, tomorrow to visit her
daughter, Mrs. John DeMont, whose
son, Wayne, underwent very painful
surgical operation on his throat yester
day.
The school enumerstOrs' books show
that there are 1902 residents between
the ages of and 81. This is just
forty-six less than last year and not
near as large a decrease as was ex-
pected.
The annual commencement of the
Walnut township schools will take
place in the church at Walnut on We'd
nesday evening, May 8, 1901. The
graduating class will consist of fifteen
common school and one high school
graduates.
During the next seven months Pitts
burg will trade 25OO0000 tons of coal
and coke for over 100000 tons of ore.
This business will furnish an enormous
amount of traffic for the railroads,
which are getting their equipment in
order to meet 1t.
The county clerk has received copies
of the laws enacted by the recent legis.
lsture and will distribute them TO the
various parties that are entitled to
them. Each of the newspaper offices
will get copy; county officials, Justices,
etc will also be favored.
ID. w. Minshsll, of Terre Hsute, has
made third gift to DePauw Univers.
ity, comprising. altogether fifty
thousand dollars. The money will be
used for the construction Of the new