Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-27

cupy the same on Jan. | This is the
residence recently vacated by County
Treasurer c. e. Wink
The estimated retu.t of the famine
in Shen 81 Province, China, is 2,5G0,OO0
deaths, OF 30 per cent of the population.
Mrs. ). \ Gray, IF Argos, was the
guest this morning of Mr.. and Mrs +.
&. Martin0ale on her way 10 Misha-
waka.
VIM. Redmsn and Chss. Nyhsrt re-
turned from Wshash last evening
where they have been employed at their
trade.
O. NJ. Martin has moved his house
hold goods to LspsZ snd the family de-
parted on the noon train for their new
home.
The women of Japan are not largely
employed IN telephone and postotlices,
and they are said to he excellent book
keepers.
+. IL. DorsD, of Lsporte. who is the
republican candidate for the n0mina-
ton for auditor of the state, was in this
city today.
Russell AuIt arrived in this city to-
day noon from Michigan City to spend
Xmas. with bis grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. d. Crawford
J. J. Stockmsn, who was called here
by the death of his brother, George
Stockman, returned this morning TO his
home at Knapp. Wis.
Mrs. Otto A. Carpenter, who has
been the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Re lner, returned today noon
to her home in Michigan.
Miss Pearl Priest, after months
visit with her sister, Mrs II. +. Brown,
in this city, returned TO her home
At Brazil on the noon train.
You can't mistake the good" butter
crackers for the "Other kind. The
good butter cracker is peculiar in shape
anG the imprint Fox" is on it. 9
Clyde Bennett, who is a travelling
salesman for a clothing firm, arrived
home last evening to spend Xmas. with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ben
nett.
Id leave my happy home and cross the
deep blue sea.
Rather thar be without Charley and
my Rocky Mountain Tea. j. w
Hess.
Mrs M. E. Curry, of W ooster, o., was
Plymouth visitor today on her way tc
Michigan City where she will visit bel
daughter WAC teaches school in that
city.
o. f. Spahr, who has been employed
in the offices of the Chicago Lake
Shore & Eastern railroad at Chicago ar
rived in Plymouth today for thirty
day vacation
At a meeting of the Elkhsrt County
Bar association Monday the candidacy
of ex-J udge J. NJ. Van Fleet to succeed
+. f. Baker on the supreme bench, wal
formally indorsed.
The Ladies of the Eastern Star euxil
iary decided at their last meeting tC
help the worthy poor of the city 81
fast as they Gao. A certain sum will
be used for charitable purposes.
The Ormsnd & Mossman transfer
| line transferred thirty eight trunks las
evening from the Vandsiis to thu
Pennsylvania depot, which belonged t.
Culver cadets who were going home Il
spend their Xmas vacation.
Atty. Leopold Lsuer was in Chicago
yesterday and while there attended tn,
Dowie trial. Mr.. Lauer says tina
Dowie is venerable appearing mar
with long white hair. Some of the wit
nesses testified that they believed
DOwie to be second Elijah.
Jacob Lambert, mail carrier at Val
psrsiso, drove to the postoffice Tuesds,
night and delivered his mail, afte
which he swallowed strychnine in al
attempt at suicide. He was despond
ent because his wife had gone to he
parents after a quarrel. There Is no
much likelihood Of recovery.
Chss. Mckinney ard DIR. Weise
have returned from Washington ant
report having a nice time They me
President Roosevelt, besides other dis
tinguished men, and Mr.. McKinne,
accomplished ,he work in the paten
department that ne wanted to. Mr.
Mckinney is about to patent the bes
steam heater known.-Bourbon News
Mirror.