Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-07


Mr.. and Mrs. William Holem, of In
dianapolis, spent Sunday with their
many relatives in and near this city.
About twenty ladies of this city
drove to Culver today, where they spent
the day With Mrs. Frank Lsmpson on
the banks of Lake Msxinkuckee.
Mrs G. s. ClesvlaDd is the guest of
Der relatives and old friends in Edger-
ton, o., and will visit the Pan Ameri-
can exposition before returning home.
The csnnonsding at the Culver mill
tary academy began yesterday morning
and could be plainly heard in this city.
The commencement exercises began
yesterday
Wilson Clifford moved to Plymouth
from Bremen one day last week, where
he can better give his attention to
Schosser Bros. system of creameries.-
Bremen Enquirer.
Nine tickets were sold to Michigan
City yesterday, but both sections were
crowded with people from southern
points on the road. In all there were
about 1900 excursionists.
Mrs. Abner Vinnedge, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks at the home
of j. r. Vinnedge in this CITY, was re-
moved to her home in LapaZ Saturday
and is still in very feeble health.
Mr.. ID. E. Flick, formerly of this
county, writes that his employer has
purchased plant at Lake Geneva,
Wis, and he goes there as book keeper
He has been located a. Msrseilles, Ill.
VIM. Ii. Cove, who lives on South
Michigan street has gone quite extern
sively into the Belgian hare business
and has sixty two of the finest stock in
the county. He has both domestic and
imported stock.
Mrs. Daniel Rentschler returned to
her home in Akron, O., this morning
after visiting relatives in this county
for several weeks, having been called
here by the death of her father. Jscob
Long, who died near Bourbon.
Eliza Thornburg, who has been in
very poor health fer many months and
whose condition has been mentioned at
various times in the Independent, is
again reported very low, and hopes for
his recovery have been abandoned.
If you want a new bicycle,
If your bicycle needs new tires,
If YOU need any bicycle sundries,
If your bicycle needs repairing,
Cali and see Underwood & Son, Center
St, and get the best value for your
money. If
A Cincinnati woman wiped out her
family Friday evening in the same
manner employed by many men. She
first shot and killed her husband, then
their three-year-old child and wound
up the tragedy by blowing out Der own
brains.
Mrs. Craig, who has for several weeks
been in very poor health, will 90 to
Wolcott, Ind, Wednesday morning,
where she will take treatment for
few weeks. She will either sell her
lunch room at the Pennsylvania depot
or hire somebody to run it fer her.
Andy Molter bought two very vslu-
able lots in South Bend Saturday of the
Stsley & Robinson Real Estate com.
pany, through their agent, w. G. Du-
vail. The lots are near the new Singer
manufacturing plant and will be very
valuable property in the near future.
Bishop White was in Winamsc,
yesterday where he dedicated q new
gospel tent which Father Convers has
secured in which to hold missionary
services. Father Convers has been
assisting the bishop in looking after
small parishes throughout the dioceses,
and has hit upon the plan of carrying
the Episcopal faith TO every part of the
diocese by this tent plan. He has done
work before in this manner
and good results are expected by
Bishop White.
Granny Seiders, of the Republican
office, is thinking some of buying a |
farm and moving into the country.
We have always said that Granny
would eventually realize what be was
cut out for. He has become 80 accus.
toned to quarreliDg with everybody
through his paper that it is likely that
bis country neighbors will find it diff
cult to tolerate him. They must be
lenient until he can be gotten over the |
delusion that God Almighty intended
him to be an editor. We guarantee to
them that he is all right when it comes |
to calling hogs.
Philip Davis, young man residing |
in German township, was standing 10
front of a team when the horses became |
frightened at bicycle that went by
and started to run. Young Davis, in
to stop the team, was
caught on the end of the wagon tongue
by his coat and carried for several rods,
when one of the horses colIided with q
tree aud was thrown to the ground. |
The young man was thrown in such q
way as to break his left arm. A couple
of men who saw the team come in con-
tact with the tree end Davis perilous