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

this noon to work.
f. Rotzien went to Walkerton this
noon on business.
Miss Anna Dunn spent Sunday with
friends in Laporte.
Barney Ryder went to South Bend
this noon on business.
Roy Schroeder spent sunday with rel
atives and friends in Laporte.
Mrs G. V. Lay and daughter, Of
Walkerton, were in this city today
VIM. Martin, of Mishswsks, spent
Sunday with his family in this city
A. c. North and wife drove to Walk.
erton today TO visit relatives few
days.
Howard Fristoe, of Bourbon, spent
sunday with bis sister, Mrs. Nelson
Rodgers.
Mrs. Geo. Waltz and son, of Bremen,
were the guests of friends in this city
yesterday.
Miss Jessie Hutchings went TO Mich
Igan City this noon TO visit relatives a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McComb, of
South Bend, are the guests of relatives
in this city.
Miss Bertha Bowel went to South
| Bend this noon to visit a few weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Matthews, of
Oakland, Ind. came today to visit res
tives in this city.
Rev e. +. Weiss went to South Bend
this noon to visit his mother who is re-
ported quite sick.
Charles Hartman returned from
Frankfort this noon, where be visited
| friends over Sunday
William Walters reports his daugh
ter, Mrs. Louise Carpenter, of South
Bend, much better today.
Two schools in the north part of
Bourbon township, Marshall county,
are closed on account of diphtheria.
Mrs. George Lee, of South Bend, was
the guest of Mrs. Dsubenspeck today
on her way to Rochester TO visit rels-
tives.
! George Winslow and wife, of Mich.
gan City, were in this city today on
their way TO TT. Wayne TO visit rels-
tives.
Charles Linkenhelt went to south
Bend this noon, where he has accepted
foremsnship in the Studebsker wagon
works.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mitchell went to
Elk1art this noon, called there by the
serious illness of Mr. Mitchell's mother.
Mrs. Hannah Mitchell
The North Judson News saws that
the great difference between a snake
and a flea is that the snake crawls on
its own belly, while the flea is not so
d-rned particular.
KindIes anew the fires of youth. It's
the head of the works. The main
spring of life. Rocky Mountain Tea
made by Madison Medicine Co. 35c.
Ask your druggist.
The Indiana supreme court holds the
law requiring dentists to secure licenses
from the state board of examiners be-
fore practicing their profession In this
| state II be constitutional.
Messrs. Vern Miller, Earl Corbsley,
Fred Martindsle and Albertus Simons
and Misses Edna Yockey, Lurs SEWERS,
Flora koontz and Emma Jockey spent
yesterday in Bremen with friends.
Timothy O'Conner, resident and
very prominent business man of Mich
igsn City, who is quite we'll known
here, died Thursday night and was
buried at Decatur, ILL.,, Saturday.
McHenry Il Co. have sold their stock
OF dry goods to the Apperly- Redin Co.,
who are moving 1t to Louisville, Ky.
Mr. McIIenry will now leave for the
West, where he has large mining inter
ests.
The following marriage licenses |
were issued Saturday: Joseph Bollin-
ger and Smermith Blanche Teeple, |
John &. Martin and Mary j. Smith,
VIM. Arthur Balsley and Carrie Bur
ger, Ira f.. Haag and Nellie A. Burch.
One day last week one of the rural
mail carriers out of Wabash was at
tackled by would-be robber posing as
a government inspector, and it was
with some difficulty that he protected |
the mails. All the carriers are now
armed with guns.
II. II. Dlbble has purchased the
Phoenix cigar store of Charles COrbin
and will open this week with q great
many improvements and the finest line
of cigars, tobsccos and candies in the
city. He resigned his position at Kloep-
fer's dry goods store Saturday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Noel, wife Of a wealthy
young farmer near Warsaw, who left
home in his absence last week to die,
IS stated in q note found by her hus-
band, was located at Nsppsnes wan
derlng aimlessly about. half frozen and
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