Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-04-05

! GENTLY HcclUeDldI. ne court nelu tDdl
the only proper definition of distn-
gushing mark is one that fairly i'm
putes upon its face design and dis
honest purpose.
Henry Urbshns, of South Bend, was
in this city today on business. He was
one of the bidders on the Ruge build
ing.
Everything imaginable in children's
headgear at Mrs. Moore's millinery.
Some of the dsintiest bonnets you ever
saw. You are invited to call in and
see them. 2dlw
Messrs. r. c. Glizbe, Arnie Clesvland
and John Kershmaugh were made
Royal Arch MasOns last night, Geo. ii.
Thsyer acting as high priest, assisted
BY Daniel Mcdonald.
Miss Hazel Neff, of Plymouth, was
the guest of friends in Bourbon, Friday
snc Saturday. She took part in the
college recital at the auditorium Friday
evening .-Bourbon Mirror.
Mics Louie Stegman went to Detroit
this noon to visit her sisters for a few
weeks Mr.. Steemsn accompanied her
as far as Lskeviile, where she changes
cars to the W abash railroad.
Prof. Sprsgue and wife, of James
town, n. \. were in this city yesterday.
They have been holding a successful
series of spiritual meetings. They ex-
pect to have meetings here next week.
Mrs. Wallace entertained a mum Der
of ladies at dinner yesterday in honor
of Mrs. M. +. Stewart and daughter,
Coral, who leave in a few days for
South Bend, where they will make
their future home.
George NJ Ray, editor of the Shelby
Vile Democrat 10 prison for from two TO
fourteen years for conspiracy to defaud,
has been assigned to employment in the
wooden mills. He keeps account of the
manufactured product turned out of
the mill
Reports indicate that the 3Sth regi-
ment, in which David f. Allen, of
Frankfort, is q captain, will sail from
Manila for the United States next
month. The return of Capt. Alien and
his men will be made the occasion of a
state reception.
Fort Wayne BARRIERS have decided
that in the future they will not work
on holidays unless the holiday should
fsl! on Saturday or Monday, in which
event half day will be worked Labor
day, however, is excepted, and no bar
Der will be allowed TO work on that day.
Clyde Bennett, who has been work
at Warsaw in the hotel, is visiting here.
While here he was reminded of a little
bill that he has heard of often times
before, but which he has just as often
failed to settle, and he returned from
whence he came, without liquldating.
1t has been announced to some of the
DePauw classes that ID. w. Minshall,
the Terre Hsute manufactures, had
added $4,000 TO his previous gift of
S2o, 900 for the construction of the new
science building at DePauw. This lat
ter sum will be used for the same pur-
pose as the first, and will be of great
assistance in the work
1t is stated there are now $500 rural
mail routes in different parts of the
| country, and during the coming year
the number will probably be doubled
The people in general are pleased with
the service and the applications for
more routes are numerous. Indiana
wants Bio more routes and nearly every
state is making large demands.
The state superintendent of schools
began sending out blanks for the an
nusl school enumeration yesterday
This enumeration will be taken
between April 10 and 80 and will in
clude all inhabitants between the yes
of and 81 years. The county super
intendents will get the blanks and dis
tribute them to the township trustees.
Fulton county is experiencing horse
famine. Buyers have been shipping
away all the COED horses they could
obtain in the county, and the farmers
seemed anxious to sell their stock, even
at low prices. Now the horse raisers
have not enough stock to supply the
home demand. A carload of horses
shipped into the county few days ago
sold readily for SO to S125.
From Saturdays Daily.
Miss Emma HOlem Ia home Tn snend