Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-28

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Mr.. and Mis-. Bert Marble spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Cspron, OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Redding spent
Sunday with relatives and friends In
Indianapolis.
Mrs. Welsh, of Logansport, returned
home this morning, after three weeks
visit in this city.
Fred Steinbach and Mrs. c. &. Wink
spent sunday in Warsaw with Mrs.
Earnest Philpott.
Miss Eva Reynolds returned to Chi
cago today, after weeks visit with
her parents in this city.
A child from the Brightside hume
was taken to Hobart today, where
home has been found for it.
Bourbon college will have splendid
normal term for teachers and those
preparing to teach, from July to Aug.
10. I2d2w
Mrs. G. ID. Wheeler returned to her
home in Chicago this afternoon, after
attending the funeral of John Gala.
CHER.
Miss Holloway, of the Brightside
children's home, took four children to
Logsnsport today to place them in
homes
There we're Children's day exercises
at Pretty Lake church last night. The
church was not large enough to accom-
modste all in attendance.
Thomas Slattery and DR.. Holister, OF
Culver, have returned from North
Dakota, where they have been rusticst-
ing for the past three months.
Teams desiring TO work on double
track of TT. Wayne railroad will please
report at lnwood or Bourbon after
Wednesday. Wages 50 80 per day. 6dlw
James Mcdonald returned from
Peru yesterday, where he has been
few days on business. lie thinks some
of moving to Peru where be has
secured position
Attorneys barrow. of Lsporte; How
ard, of South Bend, and Robbins, of
Knox, were allowed fee of $1,000 this
week in the Starke county circuit court
for services in the Place ditch litiga.
ton.
Prof. F. E. Herring, of Notre Dame,
will deliver the grafton on July 4, at
Winamac. The celebration there is i'm
the hands of the Woodmen. The pro.
moters can assure everyone of fine
address.
The last legislature passed an act
making the material used in the con- |
struction of sidewalks lienable the
same as any other building material,
and all citizens are warned TO see that |
they do not pay twice for their side
walks.
If YOU want new bicycle,
1T your bicycle needs new tires,
If YOU need any bicycle sundries,
If your bicycle needs repairing,
Gail and see Underwood x Son, Center
St., and get the best value for yonr
money. If
The contract for the carpenter and
brick work on the State bank building
will! be let tomorrow. Hanika Il Son,
of Celina, o., have been given the con
tract to furnish the iron used in the
building, and Gantert x Smith, of
South Bend have the contract to DO the
stone work.
Miss Maud F.. Metsker arrived from
West Superior. Wis, this afternoon,
where she has been teaching, and is Wis
iting her brother, Clay w. Metsker and
family. She came to Chicago by boat
down the lakes, stopping three days at
500, Canada, one day at Msckinac
Island and visited over sunday in Chi
csgo.
Among the most notable life insur-
ance payments in Indiana cities for the
past year as reported to the insurance
press are: Fort Wayne, Louis Bobilys,
SlO,S6S, f. Huss, $4,000, John j.
White, $4,000; Lsporte, John Fl.
Bradley, $4,000; Liberty. Samuel Ii.
BalliDger, $4,000; Ligonier, Leopold
We'll, SlO,95O.
The business men almost unani.
mously sanction the policy of the Daily
Independent on the street paving mat
ter and they are just az free in con-
demning the News for the alf.hearted
support that it is giving this improve
ment. The Daily Independent has al
ways stood for progress and if you will
look back over the past four years of
Plymouth history, you will notice that
the Daily Independent has won out in
every contest where it has championed
policy. The people have come to rec.
ognize the fact that the Independent is
sincere and always takes position for
the best interests of Plymouth.
When the nominations were made
for aldermen there was not q single
man in either convention who opposed
paving. al were for paving. Even