Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

10 teecn To-Day on account OF SICK Dees.
The quarantine for diphtheris on the
home of Charley Snyder, who lives in
Bourbon township has been removed.
J. V. VsnGuilder left on the noon
train for Wslkerton where he will at
tend the district meeting of the X of Z.
Mrs. Elmer Glass and child went to
New Carlisle today noon where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Lsckey.
Robert Sands arrived home last
Saturday from Iowa Falls, La, where he
has been working for the past two
years.
The Lake Erie Il Western railroad,
it is said, will adopt a pension system,
which seems to meet the hearty sp-
prevail of its employees.
The Independent did not submit q
bid on the county printing. The profit
on the work is not worth the time it
takes to prepare Did.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Whitsell, who reside near
Donaldson, died yesterday and will be
buried tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Miss Edith Heckert who he's been
here attending the funeral of her
grandfather, Jonas Heckert, returned
this morning 10 her home at Bucyrus,
o.
Eli Bowles, Of Mishswaks, is here
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Ii. Bowles. He expects to attend
the n of +. banquet at Walkerton to-
night.
Mrs. Ed Hustette returned to her
home at south Bend this afternoon
after g pleasant visit at the home OF
Jerry Miller who resides northeast OF
this city.
VIM. Humbert, who has been the
guest at the home of his uncle, Jact b
Humbert, who lives IN West township,
since Saturday, returned today to bis
home in ONO.
George Canaan fell in front of kloep-
fer's store last evening and broke his
knee cap. A short time ago he fell
from coal car at the Pennsylvania de-
pot and broke his knee cap.
The Michigan City Dispatch says:
"Those who think all anarchists are
foreigners should bear In mind that the
three men who killed our presidents
were all native born Americans"
Born-Decembe 10, 1901, nine
pound baby boy TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lsckey, of New Carlisle. They were
formerly residents of this city, Mr..
Lackey being engaged IN the cigar bus
iness
James Fslconbury, one of the stall
wsrt democrats of Rutland, was in the
city today and called to pay hisrespects
to the Independent. He was on his
way tn Bourbon to visit his cousin, F.
&. Falconbury.
Lost in New York." which was
played at the Centennial opers house
last evening was one OF the best shows
that has been here this season. They
left on the morning train for Rochester
where they play this evening.
The Indiana Schley Democratic club
of Indianapolis has Endorsed Samuel NJ.
Rslston, of Lebanon, for chairman of
the democratic state committee, and
has also passed resolutions roundly
condemning the Schley verdict.
David Jones, district school teacher
of Missouri, has issued his annual chsl-
lenge to any person or group of persons
in the world to spell against him. One
of Mr.. Jones' conditions is that all the
words presented shall be English.
Representative farmers and land
owners in some parts of the state, will
unite in an effort to induce the next
Legislature to pass law similar to the
one in California which provides for
spraying fruit trees with solution to
kill insect pests.
The morning train on the Vsndalia
railroad struck and instantly killed a
father and daughter at Logsnsport
yesterday morning. The man was a
farmer and he was taking his daughter
to school when the train struck their
buggy which was caught on the pilot
of the engine and carried 300 yards.
Edward Bowser, a well-knowa young
farmer residing two and half miles
south of Br. men, is "strictly i'm it" this
season. Last spring he put out sixty
| four acres OF corn and has just com
plet, shocking 1900 bushels of corn
from his crop. Al the present high
price of corn he W ill realize handsome
sum of money for his crop. Bremen
Enquirer.
The Detroit Free Press suggests that
the engineer who made the mistake
which caused the frightful collision on
the Wabash railroad was the victim of
! a mental prank. 1t suggests that when