Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-22

petition of two thirds of the voters OF
the district.
! Mrs. Yenn returned to her home at
/ Mishawaka this noon after spending
Sunday with her son, Rev Father
Yenn.
| James klingermsn, who was injured
few days ago, is improving nicely
and hopes to be out again in a few
weeks.
Mrs. ;. w. Jsnke returned to her
home in Chicago this noon after a
weeks visit with relatives In this
county.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Harrison and chill
dren, of Chicago. were the guests of
friends in this city today on their way
to Culver.
John Chase and wife, of the soldiers
home at Lafayette, came to this city
saturday evening to spend few days
with relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Penrod returned
to their home in South Bend this noon
after two weeks visit In this city with
relatives and friends.
Messrs. Otto Albert, Vern Miller.
Frank Tanner, and Owen and Charles
Alberts were among those who spent
Sunday in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Henry Detwiler returned to
Plymouth Friday. She had been the
guest OF Mrs John FOgle here for sew
ersl dsys.-South Bend Tribune.
The s ncient Order of Cleaners that
has recently organized in Tyner will
have an oyster supper in Jerrell's ball
on Friday night, March %. Everybody
invited to attend.
Elmer C. Schaffer, of Bourbon,
shipped two months old Polled Dur
ham calves to Dallas. Texas, today via
the Adams Express Co.
The Elkhart council adopted an ordin-
snce giving the cid city hall site for the
Carnegie $4,000 library building and
pledging $500 annually to the library s
support.
Mr.. and Mrs. : w. Altman and
daughter, Nellie, of Logansport, were
the guests of friends in this city
today on their way to Columbia City TO
visit relatives.
The Journal claims that Indianapolis
is the only city in the United States
that has furnished q president aud a
ice-president and from which both
have been buried
State Representative Bonhsm of
Hartford City, denies the report given
currency, recently, that be @ill be a
candidate for senator, to succeed Geo.
W. Osborn, of Marion.
The Indiana veterans will enjoy a
One.cent rate during the q. A. Il. en-.
csmpment IL Logsnsport in May. All
railroads have granted this concession
within the boundaries of the state.
| The annual thank offering meeting
of the W. +. NJ. ). will be held at the
NJ. f. church next Sunday evening at
the usual hour for service. Miss KEN
per, returned missionary from India,
will address the meeting.
The Spanish war claims commission,
of which Ex-senator VIM. f. Chandler
is chairman, will organize some time
next week. About 300 claims involv-
ing approximately S3S,OOO,OOO have
been filled with the state department
for reference to the new board.
Prof. Il. A. Chase entertained the
senior class of the high school Saturday
evening at his home on Webster avenue
The evening was spent in variL us ways
and jolly time WAS reported by all
Refreshments were served at late
hour and all departed agreeing that
Prof. Chase was royal entertainer.
Examinations of the laws that were
enacted by the legislature shows that
the governor will have from 60 to 80
appointments to make in addition to
those made by his predecessor. Despite
the sggitatiOn against the creation of
any more state boards, the general as.
sembly added two more to the list-a
state board of forestry and state
board of embslmers.
General Harrison's last public utter.
ance was his article in the North Amer.
lean Review on the Boer war As will
be remembered by those who read the
article or portions of it which were re-
produced in the public press, the ex-
president expressed strong disapprovsl
of Englsnd's effort to exterminate the
two little South African republics. Not
only 80, but he also criticised our own
government for it's silence concerning
BritaiD's high-handed course.
On Friday Editor j. V. Bowersox
sold the National Union, published in
Warsaw, to H. S. X. Bartholomew
editorial writer of the South Bend
Times. Mr.. Bartholomew is an ex'
perienced newspaper man and has been
connected in business way with Ed
itor J. Il. Stoll, of the South Bend
Times, for number of years. The
National Uuion was purchased by Mr.
Bowersox nearly three years ago from
Frank J. Tin norman. 1t is understood