Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-08

came deaf and finally dumb. Ten days
before his death all these faculties were
restored 10 him.
Marshall Greer has five sick people al
his home. Three of the children have
the measles and the other two have the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J f. Hartle returned
from Button last evening after spend
ing week with old friends and rels-
tlves
The NJ f social at the home OF
Frank Humrichouser last night was a
grand success both socially and finan-
cially.
! Prof Willard Myers, of Chicago, was
the guest of Floyd Bunnell today on
his way to Bourbon, where be will visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roach returned
TO their home in South Bend last eve
ming after two weeks visit with rela
tives and friends in this city.
Washington Kelley left this morning
for Oak PARK, ILL.,, where be has moved
his goods, and will live with his son
Howard, who is employed at that place
Edward L. Hahn, who has been
working for J. G.. BunneII, left today fol
Leipsic, Ohio, where he will visit few
days before returning to his home il
West Milton, o.
They can't help it; Grabbed old bach
elors and disappointed girls over &c
need Rocky Mountain Tea; carries
them back to childhood's happy home
35c Ask your druggist
Philip Bondurant has rented bic farm
northeast of Plymouth to George Hart
man. Mr.. Bondnrant intends to soon
move to South Bend where he will en-
gage in the grocery business.
L. J. Coffin, of Detroit, Mich, was II
this city today looking for location
Mr.. O. fin is travelling dry-goods sales
man for Edison, Moore Il Co. and ex.
poets to locate in this city soon.
Six carload of new steel rails were
delivered at Peru on Monday for the
electric line of the Wabash River
Traction company between Peru anC
Wabash, and others will follow. Work
on the grading began Monday.
February just passed will go dowr
In history as being one of the coldes
months throughout in years. All ex
cept the first day has been cold snC
sleighing has been good since the firs
snow storm on the third Of the month
The ladies of the German Lutheran
church organized "Tsbes Verein'
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. Langfeldt. The following OH
GERS were elected: Mrs. Fred Stoe
maker, president; Mrs. K. &. Kloepfer
vice-president: Miss Name Hohsm, sec
Rotary; Mrs. Fred Kuhn, treasurer.
The Indiana senate, after a Who'll,
forenoon spent 10 discussion, voted t
sell St. Clair park and to retain The
Indiana Institution for the education
of the blind on its present site in this
citv. The vote fsvoring the sale of th'
park was q to 26 and the one favorlns
the retention of the institution was 3
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At the meeting of the Wsbasf
council Monday night the city sttOr
ney was directed to prepare an ordl
nance levying city tax on all vehicles
The ordinance will be modelled some
what 90 the plan of the ordinance il
efft ct at Fort Wayne and Indianapolis
and the tax so raised will be utilized
in repairing streets.
Israel Messler, sixty years old, il
missing from Fl. Wayne, togethe
with $4,000 in cash, the proceeds from
property which he recently disposed of
Last week ne took his wife to Hunting
tOD, lDu., anu edlu no WOulu go on u
Andrews. He has not returned, ant
evidence shows that he never reached
Andrews. 1t is believed that be hs
been victim of foul play.
Five changes in the Mishawaka pull
pits are to be made. The Rev. s. M
Yenn comes to the Catholic parish II
Plymouth; the Rev. Peter Schmidt goe
TO Arcols Catholic church; the Rev
Henry Little, of the Presbyterian
church, will go to Springfield, Mo-: TIT
Rev. A. f. Schlechte, of the Lutheran
church, has received call to Chicago
the Rev. Father NJ. Z. Louen, youn.
priest, is to be given charge In tn,
diocese of FIT. Wayne.