Marshall County independent., 1901-05-03
QbeJnoepenoent
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1901.
LOCAL BREViTIES.
From Fridays Daily.

put in the Adams express office.
The Webster and w Wsshington schools
had dress parade this afternoon.
Wm. Allen, of Whiting, Ind, is the
guest of bis uncle, IL. b. Allen, of this
city.
e.. A. Rhlnehart has moved into the
Tsber property on South Michigan
street.
VIM. Walters has accepted position
with J. r. Vlnnedge In his south side
grocery.
Mrs. Henry Langenfet went to Ft.
Wayne yesterday to visit relatives q
few days.
Raj Burnsm, of Inwood, returned
from Richmond, Ky, after an extended
business trip.
George E. Starr, of New Y York, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Van An
den for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Patterson is slowly i'm
proving from the injuries she received
from her fall several weeks ago.
John KIeckDer, of near Inwood, went
to Rockford, ILL.,, Saturday, where he
has employment for the summer.
A Missouri naturalist has discovered
that every toad is worth Sl9 TO the
farmer on whose place it operates.
Miss Mabel Miller returned to her
home at Mishswska today after a
weeks visit with friends in this city.
The Walnut township Sunday-school
convention Will be held at Argos on
Saturday May l, in the NJ E. church.
Herb Brenner has taken the contract
for the excavation of the lot upon
which the new bank building will be
erected
ID. E. Snyder is having his beautiful
residence, on South Michigan street,
painted. Milton Styles has the contract
fol the work.
his visit with relatives in Marion, o.,
and will make his home with his
brother In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. McFrssh re-
turned to their home in South Chicago
today after few days visit with
friends and relatives in this citv.
c. ). Rosenbury has got the contract
for building the new brick creamery
for Schlosser Bros, which will be built
just west of Swindel's cold stor-
age.
Peter Disher has closed his grocery
store, having made an assignment, ap-
pointing ID. l.. Dickinson as assignee.
The stock will probably be sold at suc-
ton.
Samuel Alexander has returned to
Bourbon from Marion, o., where they
have resided during the past six
months. They expect to make Bour-
bon their future home.
Increases human energy, makes
soldiers of weak men, The world has
little pity for man who having lost
his grip does not regain it by taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. J. w.
Hess.
Graham Rose, of Bourbon township,
has returned from a trip to New York
city. He brought west with him six
car loads of heavy draft stations by
express, two car loads going to Kedley,
Ind. and four to Keota, la.
Edward Csvender, of Rutland, has
been suffering for come time with q
sore toe, and today the Drs. Holtzen-
dorf we're obliged to amputate it. Mr..
Csvender is 80 years of age and the
surgeons consider his case quite serious
in consequence.
SchlOsser Bros. will begin in q few
days, the erection of large brick
creamery building just west of Swim
dell's cold storage. They expect to do
q large business this summer and will
run several wagons over the county to
collect the produce.
Mrs. Myrtle Hunter brought suit at
Warsaw for $1,000 damages against
Johnson Nelson, q ssloonkeeper, for
the death Of her husband, Melyin