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

All of the morning trains were from
one half to two hours late this morning
/ on account of the heavy storm.
Miss Myrtle Kemp returned this
morning to her home at South Bend
after visiting Miss Sarah Ileckert
Oscar Burch. who has been employed
at the Gu lls0n & Rlggenberg wagon
shop, departed todsv for Marietta. ..
Mrs. Rebecca Nation returned TO her
home at south Bend today noon after
visiting with relatives IN this city and
al Tyn.r.
A new infrmsry, costing $50 90, for
the accommodation of students, is be-
ing added 60 st. Msry's academy at
South Bend.
Mrs Frank Rowley who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. " ills
Coax, r. turned I'd v TO her home at
South Bend.
The state Teachers association
meets st Indianapolis, Dec. %. q and
p. Prof II. Ii Brown, of Valparaiso,
is the president.
MIR. and Mrs. John Xaver arrived to-
day noon from Benton county, H., and
are the guests of Mrs. X4vers brother,
b. Is. Sheets snd family.
Sodth Bend now has cigar factory
with capacity of 40,000000 cigars an
nuslly and employing 600 help 1t is
the second largest plant in the United
States.
The Polish and Russian Jews of
South Bend. included III the congre.
cation known ss the Sons of Israel,
have broken ground for new syns
gogue. to cost S6.0O
Makes assimilation perfect, healthy
Qhickens the brain, makes and keeps
you well. Great medicine. Rocky
Mountain Tea 35e. j. w. Hess
J. w. Updike, one of the wheel-horse
democrats of InwOod, was IN the city
office. He reports the farmers i'll his
section as being reasonably prosperous.
John A. TIlmsn, who disappeared
from Knox thirty years ago, and was
mourned as dead turned up alive this
week and claimed legacy of several
thousand dollars left by his grand
mother.
q. A. Williams received letter from
his son Basil, who left few days ago
for Chicago where he reported on duty
at the naval school, stating that he has
been sent to California and ia now on
his way.
The following case was flied yester-
day: DIR. John +. Bell vs.. the estate of
Ebenezer Parish. deceased, Kezie b.
Parish administrative, for a claim of
SOL AZ, The attorneys for the defend
ant are Maj tindsle and Stevens.
Lester Hartman, former Bremen
youth, is In trouble. Two pairs of
pants and vest disappeared from the
Misfit store at South Bend where he
was Employed and they were recovered
at pswnshop where Hartman had
disposed of them. He WAS taken in
custody yesterday afternoon.
The Plymouth chapter, No AZ, r. A.
NJ. elected the following officers last
evening: VIM III. Conger, Ii. z A.
NJ. Cleveland, X; G. A. Wcrthington,
$; Louis Mcdonald, G H.; l.. J.
Southworth, p. s.; b. G.. Southworth, r.
A. g.; l.. Tanner, treasurer; J. A. Pal
mer, secretary; Joseph Swindell, lst
vale; A. f. Wise, End vale; L. j. Tits.
worth, 3rd vale.
Some one who keeps pace with soci-
ETY. fads announces that it is no longer
the correct thing for a gentleman to
part his hair in the middle. Parting
the hair In the middle got to be such
common thing that it embraces all
classes of people from the common
bum up TO the bowling swell, and the
part has slipped over to the side of the
head again. This enables the fellow
with bald spot to cover it with few
struggling hGirs.
Newton Booth Harrington, author
If THE Gentleman for Indians,'
"Monsienr Besucaire" and other stories,
may enter politics, as it is announced
by some of bis friends that he may be-
come candidate for the republican
nomination for representative from
Marion county in the legislature. He
is not an active candidate at this time,
but the matter has been suggested to
him, and il is said that it struck him
fsvOrabIy, and he would like to occupy
a seat in the house during the next SEES
sion of the legislature
Attorney ). j. Hayes and Thomas
Hayes solo their section of land at the
Lake of the Woods, consisting of CSC
acres, on last Saturday to James Hill,
an extensive farmer of Francisville,
Ind. Mr.. Hill intends to locate on the
land about the first of uext March. lie
| will make improvements and put it in
proper shape to raise corn on a whole
sale scale. ). j. Hayes purchased the
land eighteen years ago, and since that
time has made acme wonderful i'm