Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-08

Vern Miller froze his ears while
watching the fire last evening.
VIM. Morrill, moved his household
goods and family to South Bend yester-
day.
The ladies of the Church of God will
meet with Mrs. John Corbaley, Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. +. II. Durham went TO Argos
today TO attend the funeral of Mrs.
John Richards.
The crowd of young people from
Bourbon were the guests of Miss Mary
Brown last evening.
Marriage license was issued yester-
day to Clayton Lawrence Doutt and
Miss Ida Faith Suits.
Mrs. F. q. smith, of south Bend, is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keim Brooke, of this city.
Fred Trowbridge. formerly of North
township, this county, died In Fulton
county Monday aged = years.
Mrs. Henry Melbourne and children,
of ClaypoOi, Ind, were in this city to-
day on their way 10 South Bend
Mrs. Caroline Craig, who has charge
of the lunch room at the Pennsylvania
depot, is reported ia very poor health.
Mrs. {. Y. Duddleson returned to her
home in East Chicago this noon, after a
weeks visit with relatives in this city.
Henry Humrichouser OF Pierceton,
Ind, is the guest of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Humrichouser, of thIs
city.
Mrs. Owen Marvin went to South
Bend today to visit few days before
returning to her home ia Cedar Rspids,
Iowa.
Geo. G. Goddard will have public
sale at his residence three miles south
west of Plymouth on Tuesday, March
IL. 1901.
Mrs. VIM. Murphey returned to her
home in Elkhsrt this noon, after few
days visit with Miss Emma KoOntz. 10
this city.
Mr.. Ryan has concluded to use cleo
trio lights hereafter, as ne thinks gas
lighting very much more dangerous
than electric
Frank and Fred Thomas, of TT.
Wayne, spent last night IN this city
with relatives and went to South Bend
to visit friends.
Carl Reynolds, of Fort Wayne, was
in this city last evening. Carl is firing
on the Pennsylvania railroad now and
likes it quite well.
Mr.. and Mrs r. G.. Ringle returned
to their home in Chicago today after
two weeks visit with relatives In this
city and South Bend.
Oakley HOham left yesterday for FL
PasO, Texas, where he goes in hopes of
benetitlng his health, as be is badly
afflicted with asthma.
\. b. Pierce. who has been visiting
IL. b. Allen since Saturday, went TO
Walnut this morning TO visit his uncle,
William Carver, for few days.
The Alice w. Beck road of North
township and the Obedlah Thomas
road of Polk township were established
yesterday by the county commissioners.
Arthur Nicely, of Warsaw, was in
this city few hours today on business
He is now travelling salesman for the
Champion Chemical Co, of Springfield.
OHIO.
Austin Lowery, son of James Low
cry, near Hibbard, had his arm broken
last week by being kicked by q horse.
He is reported as getting along quite
nicely.
The Goshen city council Monday
night took the preliminary steps for
construction of a $4,000 hot water
heating plant to be owned by the NUM-
cipality.
Mrs. Jacob Cook, of South Bend, re-
TUNED from her visit at Argos this
noon and will return to South Bend to-
morrow. She is the guest of Mrs.
james Banchmsn.
Earl Barnhill, of Chicago, was in this
city a few hours today OH his way to
Washington, where it will be remem-
bered his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Bsrnhill, moved few months ago.
Rollo Is. Oglesb bee, of Muncie, spent
last evening with his family in this
city. Mr.. Oglesbee is the promoter of
the electric railway line now being con-
structed between Newcastle and Mum
Gle.
Elias Forsythe, of Huntington, was
bitten by Belgian hare on the arm be-
tween the wrist and elbow. He did not
call a physician until Thursday at
which time the arm was badly swollen
and back, and his temperature was
100. He died Monday morning.
Reuben Petty, New Paris, Elkhart
county, boy, is now one of the New
York World cartoonists at salary of
$4,000 per year. Two Goshen young
men are also on the high rounds of the
ladder for the illustrating skill, one be-
ing Il. Dart Walker, of Harper's
Weekly.
NJ aDd Me- Norroop Piohardo and