Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

Conrad Bergman left this morning
for weeks visit with relatives al
Peru.
A divorce was granted this afternoon
to Leona Mattern from Walter
Msttern.
Edwin Bremen has came home from
CandO, n. d., where be has been spend
! ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bremen, of Cul-
yer, are here visiting with their son, II,
\. Bremen and friends.
The county commissioners made
their regular visit at the county In
Urinary this morning.
Miss Rether Msrshman, after visit
ing relatives at Mishawaka, returned
today to her home in this city.
A young lady from this city and q
young gentleman from Warsaw will be
united in marriage this month.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Glass which has been critic
ally i'll is reported little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Beerbower, of
South Bend, who have been at Mentone,
stopped off for a few hours today on
their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Singleton were
in the city today. They have just
returned from visit with thir son-in
law at Bourbon.
VIM. Young and family, of Ohio,
who have been the guests of ID. b.
Young and family at Culver, left this
morning for Macy.
The jury reached q verdict at 10
o'clock last evening in the case of Brit
Wright We. Benjamin Zahner in favor
of the plaintiff for SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush, who have
been the guests of Mrs. + 5. NlcOlsy
for the past several days, returned last
evening to their home at Sheldon, lii.
A. Rhinehart has returned to his
home at South Bend after visiting ten
days with relatives and friends in this
city. He was formerally resident
here.
John F. Weiss was appointed by the
court this afternoon as guardian of
Mary Hensel, Jacob Hensel and Susan
II of
mind.
John Sbaunuessey caught his left
hand in the machinery this morning ct
the Clizbe factory, crushing the first
finger. He was taken to the office of
DR.. Asphalt, who dressed the hand.
Mrs. Samuel Schlosser left on the
noon train for Lspaz where she will
visit her parents and Mr.. Schlosser
went to North Liberty in the interest
of his creamery which is located there.
George Compton, who has been visit
ing his family at b urbon since Satur-
day, returned this morning to Roches
ter, where be is now employed, He
reports baby boy at his home since
last week.
A call has been issued for a meeting
of ell members of the Evangelical
board of the Indiana conference of the
Church of GOO, to be held at the Church
of God, Argos, Ind, on Wednesday,
Nov. Ii, 1901, at 10 o'clock q. m.
Drs. A. c. and G. F. Holtzendorff and
L. ID. Eley performed an operation on
Mrs. Charles Weidner yesterday after
noon on South Plumb street, where Mr..
Weidner has moved from his home,
west of Argos, for few weeks.
Miss Hazel, q 3-year.old daughter of
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Anderson, met
with very painful accident yesterday.
The child was playing about the house
when it saw q cup, which contained
red seal lye. and, suppOsing it
to be sugar, took q mouthful. The
childs screams soon brought it's mother
who quickly summoned doctor The
child is suffering with very badly
burned mouth and tongue but the
doctor said it would be we'll in few
days.