Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-01
LOCAL BREYITIES.


Mr.. and Mrs. kllmer, of TT. Wayne,
are the guests of relatives In this city.
Mrs. John ". Wiltfong, of Chicago,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Charles RhOer and wife, of st. Joe,
are the guests of relatives south of this
city.
Mrs. ID. f. Snyder is reported some
better today aud considered out of
danger
Mrs. Alvin Moore, of Rochester, is
the guest of relatives and friends in
this city.
Mrs. ID. c. Knott went TO Notre
Dame today to visit her son, Harry, for
few days.
Joseph Glass is acting as city mar
shall now in place of Tom Cheney. who
is making ice.
Mrs. A. q. Bell returned to South
Bend today after a weeks visi; with
relatives in this city.
Miss Ola Curtis returned last evening
from three weeks visit IN Nandslia,
Ill, with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Joel Henderson returned TO her
home in Chicago this noon after
weeks visit with relative here.
Mrs. Isaac Michaels returned TO her
home in Peoria, ILL.,, today after several
weeks visit in this city and Bourbon.
ID. f.. Rhinehart returned to south
Bend this noon after assisting Mrs.
Rhinehsrt IN packing her goods to
move.
Mrs. +. Rhinehart and children went
TO south Bend today where they have
moved their goods and will make their
home.
Miss Nellie Krouse, of South Bend,
was the guest OF friends in this city to-
day on her way to Fit Wayne to visit
relatives.
ID. X. Harris is slowly recovering
from q severe attack of the lagrippe
which has confined him to his bed for
several weeks.
Attorney f. f. Weir, of Laporte. who
was shot q week ago, is considered out
of danger and his recovery is now bat
a matter OF time.
Mrs. T.. A. HulversOn returned TO her
home In Dowsgic, Mich, today after
two weeks visit In this city with rels-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Frank Mahoney returned to her
home in Grand Rapids, Mich, today
after two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Hayes, west of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carweigh re-
turned to their home in South Chicago
today after q two weeks visit with rel
stives and friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Marks returned to
their home in Benton Harbor, Mich,
yesterday after q two weeks visit in
this city with their many relatives and
frisnds.
The Postal Telegraph company has
adopted white ss the color for its tele-
graph blanks, instead OF yellow that
has been so long in use by both the big
telegraph companies.
A movement to secure some import
ant temperance legislation has been
started. A meeting OF anti saloon
leaders of the state was held at the
state headquarters Monday to agree on
some measure.
The n orthern Indiana and Southern
Michigan Telephone company. with
S5O0,OOO capital has been organized in
Lagrange for the purpose OF securing a
number of short lines in the states
named and Ohio.
The Laporte and South Bend Rail
way company, which desires terminal
station in Lsporte for its proposed in
terurban line to connect Laporte and
South Bend, has been granted fran
chise by the LapOrte council.
Warren Addison !Sebring. the oldest
man in Kosciusko county and one of
the very oldest in the state of Indiana,
died Saturday noon at his home near
Silver Lake, aged 100 years, 10 months
and 10 days, after q brief illness.
George Myers, wife and children, of
Cando, N. d., are visiting relatives in
this county They will be remembered
as former residents of this county and
their friends will be glad to hear they
are doing we'll in their new home.
The Marion Tribune has begun pub
LEGATION in Marion. 1t is a seven-col.
umn, elght-page paper and metropOll-
tan in style. 1t starts out with circu
lation of 1900 copies daily The 1850
cisted press report is used, and the per-
sonell of the local staff is exceptionally
strong for q paper in city the size of
Marion. +. l.. Goldthwsit is manager
and the company is composed of sew
ersl of Marion's wealthiest and most
influential citizens.
The Hartford City News talks about
cigarettes and those who use them as
follows: What is needed IL not law
to prohibit the smoking of cigarettes
but law compelling the perverts to
smoke cigarettes in solitude. Cigar
ettes are all right as long ss they kill
the pAOple who smoke them but they