Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

James Reeve is reported much better
today.
DIR. Richey, of Donaldson, transacted
business in this city today.
Culver defeated the Argos ball team
sunday by score of 10 TO 6.
Mr.. Hayes, of Chicago, is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Patrick Hursen, of this
city
Miss Eva Reynolds, of Chicago, is here
for visit of a few days with her
parents, north of this city.
Mrs. j. J Harmon, of Indianapolis,
is the guest of relatives in this city and
attending the commencement.
More than 1900 people attended the
annual Battle Ground memorial
services, near Lafayette, sunday.
c. f. Spar, of Chicago, is the guest
of bis father, east of this city, being
here TO attend the commencement.
Miss Mary Parks, of Bourbon, came
today to attend the commencement.
Her cousin, james Parks, is q gradu-
ate.
Forest POntius. of Chicago, came
today to be the guest of Geneva
McCrory and attend the commence
ment.
Miss Anna Houghton and Mrs. +. F.
Ogss bee, of Huntington, are the guests
of Mrs. II. Ii. Oglesbee, on South Mich
igsn street.
Mrs. Kramer and daughter, of South
Bend, came today TO be the guests of
relatives in this city and attend the
commencement
l.. Corey, of the firm of Corey x
Stevens, of Argos, has gone to Arkan'
sss IN the interest of the National
Hardware association.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Carey returned
to their home in Lafountaine. Ind, this
afternoon, after a weeks visit with
MIR. and Mrs. John Stsley, on South
Michigan street.
Patrick McGsry, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, was in the city today and sold
his farm, west of town, TO Peter Sam
uelson, who has been renter on the
place for several years.
The civil engineers of the Pennsyl-
vanis railroad have established an office
at the Pennsylvania depot and are at
work surveying for the double track
which will be built between here and
| Warsaw this summer
1t is said that springs recently discov-
cred on the WInons grounds have al
most the qualities of the Wsukeshs,
| Wis, waters. All is in readiness for
the summer opening at Winona park,
and summer schools, July |.
The Shelbyville Democrat has &C.
copied S3lS.7O payment for the account
of 81, 1880, filed by George Ray, edi-
tor, for $4,000 blanks furnished the
county. Ray is now in the peDitentisry
for attempting to defraud Shelby eoun-
| ty.
Randall Adams. federal prisoner in
the state prison at Michigan City, who
was convicted in 1892 for the murder
of federal officer in the Indian Terri
tory and sentenced to q life term, has
been released by order of President Nc
kinley.
DIR. Paul, the eminent German eye
specialist of Chicago, whose great repu-
tation in this county has been estab-
lished for nearly thirty years, may
again be consulted at the home of Mrs.
NJ. ockey, Wednesday, July g. Con-
sultstion free. 2w
The funeral of John Gallagher &C.
Cured at the st. Thomas church this
afternoon and was very largely at
tended. The services were conducted
by Rev. w. W. Raymond, assisted by
the Plymouth kilwinning lodge of Ma
sons, of which he was member.
Granny" Selders says that he quit
chasing items for the News because he
is conscientiously opposed to standing
back of such sensational paper ss it
has come to be. We admit that SEN
sationsl paper is nasty thing to
daddy, but then it isn't much worse
than granny's illusions.
A daily newspaper may soon be
published within the walls of the
Michigan City penitentiarv. Plans to
that end are now under consideration
by Warden Harry Shideler. Chaplain
Harry Henderson, formerly an Indi-
annapolis minister, Will probably have
the general oversight of the publication.
The Evening News does not give e.
w. Metsker the credit of purchasing
the building lot on Michigan street. If
it will examine the record at the court
house it will see that the property Is
decided to G. w. Metsker. 1t is his
own money that is invested, q good
part of which was made by the careful
management of the Independent, the
best paper published in Marshall
county.
From Wednesdays Daily.
| Argos has raised $500 for Fourth of
uly celebration.
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