Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-22
From Tuesdays Daily.

home in Indianapolis this forenoon
after a weeks visit with relatives west
of this city.
Leroy Lsckey, of Chicago, and Miss
Catherine Ebert, of this city, will be
Saturday, Feb. 23, at the home
of the brides parents.
Edgar Rodgers went to Tyner this
noon to attend the Hasg- Burch wed
ding which occurred at the home of
the brides parents this evening.
William Wilson has accepted posi-
ton with the Prudential Life Insur-
ance company, at Michigan City, and is
now making that place his home.
The Indiana Legislature has been
more than usually attentive to bust
ness during the session now in progress
which speaks we'll for the senate and
house.
In floral tribute from the people of
Vincennes to Maurice Thompson, 5000
flowers and 1000 fern leaves were used.
The design was reproduction OF old
Fort Sackville.
Alfred Morrison, former resident of
this city, died at his home IN Hobart,
Ind, this morning. Ii ia supposed be
died quite suddenly, but no particulars
are yet known.
Samuel Hendricks, of the south side,
is reported very low today. He broke
his Jaw bone a few months ago and
lock-js has set in. He is unable to
open his mouth.
Charles Ii. keyser moved his house
hold goods and stock to harrington,
H., today. His family will follow in d
few days, and they expect TO make that
place their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weick returned
to their home In Valparaiso this noon
after few weeks visit with relatives
in this county, having visited in Argos,
Bourbon, Tippecanoe and this city.
James Cunningham's team ran away
with him on south Michigan street this
noon, throwing him out and badly de-
molishing the sleigh. No bones were
broken, but Mr.. Cunningham was very
badly bruised and scared.
Cornelius Hsenes aud wife, of Fort
WAYNE, arrived in Plymouth this
morning. and in company with his step
brother. John, and family, left this
afternoon for Bremen, being called
there BY the death of Johns mother
The funeral OF Maurice Thompson
took place at Charlottesville Monday.
The services were conducted by Presi-
dent Kane, of Wabash college. AL
though Mr.. Thompson had served in
the confederate army, the local q. A,
X. post attended the funeral in body
Late Friday afternoon ID. n. Stahl.
man, the Dowieite, of Valparaiso, was
adjudged to be of unsound mind by the
court of inquiry composed of Justices
Ollie and Msrquart and Drs. Lether.
man and Loring He was at once
placed in the insane department at the
county jail.
The Kitson farm on the banks OF
Lake Wawasee has been sold to James
Grimes for $500. This is the land on
,oh FOL olu fofo hot IL
Whitney, the capitalist, intended to
build q race track. which statement
was later denied by Thomas Rsgen
secretary for Whitney.
The bill aboishing the superior court
of Laporte county and continuing that
of Lake and Porter counties has been
introduced in the senate by Senator
Heller, of Whitley county. 1t provides
for immediate abOlishment of the
court, but makes the provision that
three weeks of each session of the Cir
cult court Is to be held in Michigsr
City.
Two more cities were the beneficiar
les of Andrew Carnegies library gift
habit Saturday. Centralis, H., was
offered $4,000 for q public librsr!
building provided the city furnish {
site and guarantee $1,000 year for it,
maintenance, and Green Bay, Wis.
$4,000 on the same proposition, TIT
amount of tax to be raised being 50 .50t
per year.
Judge John e. Richter, of Laporte
has been at Indianapolis for severa
days fighting the proposed bill to at
tsch Stsrke to Lsporte county for judi
cial purposes. A bill has already beer
introduced divorcing Pulaski count!
from it's judicial alliance with Starke
and If Starke is not attached to La
porte county it will probably be joined
with Marshall county.
The conference of the Augustant
synod Of the Swedish Lutheran churcl
will begin it's sessions at the church il
Lsporte Thursday, Feb. 81. The con
ference will be attended by about 20