Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-05-24

during her vacation.
The Holland radiator works at Bre
men caught fire Saturday and was
slightly damaged, part of the roof be-
ing burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Suit and chill
dren are the guests of Lewis Suit and
family 10 Lsporte and attending the
Msccsbee convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Wheeler, Adam
Wise, Owen Disher and Mrs KIImer
will go to Laporte tonight to attend the
Maccsbee great camp review.
Homer Watson, employed on the
Elkhsrt Review, joined his wife in this
city, who has been visiting here for q
couple OF weeks. They are the guests
of Paul Butcher.
Michael McGsry, of FIT. Wayne, ar
rived this morning in response to tel
egrsm announcing the death of his
mother, who died this morning at her
home near Donaldson.
Ney Stevens, Nose Lauer, James
Gilmore, jr., Edwin Niger, Floyd Bun
nell, Robert Cough, Arthur Underwood
and Clinton Bondursnt we're among
those who attended the ball game at
Bremen yesterday.
Edward O'Donnell returned to his
work at Clifford, Ind, this afternoon
after being confined to his home here
with broken leg for nine weeks. He
is working with the road contractors
on the Wabash railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton, of
Indianapolis, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Orlando Redding over Sun
day and left for FIT. Wayne this morn
ing, where they will visit for a few
days before returning home.
the Argos Reflector, was in Plymouth
today in the interest of his paper. Mr..
Jones is publishing a newsy paper,
seemingly taking to the business as
though he had been at II all his life.
Mesdsmes Katie Ort and Nellie Wy
att and Miss Ella Cotterly, of Churu-
busco, and Mrs. Maggie Hackett, of
Roanoke, Ind, were in this city today
on their way to Lsporte to attend the
Msccabee convention in session there
this week.
The ashes of the late Judge Gould
were returned to Knox yesterday for
interment from the crematory at Fort
Wayne. The metallic box containing
ten inches and the whole thing weighed
sixteen pounds
The supreme court has handed down
decision that the council of a city
has authority to fix the msrshal's sal
airy even If 1t puts the salary so low as
to cause him to resign the office. The
decision which brought it about came
from Noblesville.
The residence on the farm north of
this city formerly owned by j X. Vim
hedge, but now belonging to Darby 4
Patterson was burned to the ground
Saturday evening. The loss was about
$1,000 with 500 insurance. The orr
gin of the fire is unknown.
Ex-Trustee McCrory reports that
tramp made himself at home in his
wood shed on Sophia street last night
and when he left this morning, he took
Mr.. McCrory's bicycle, which was kept
in the wood shed. That tramp evident
ly knows a good thing when he sees it
The bicycle was not missed until noon
today. No doubt the wandering
Willie" is far in the distance ere this.
The Tenth congressional district
with becoming modesty will not ask
for much q, the next state convention.
Ii never does want much. The 8vOwed
candidates are Johnson for re election
az state statistlcian; Judge Dyer, for
treasurer of state; Frank Dorsn, for
auditor of state, and Dan Storms, for
secretary of state. Then Harry Mar
shall may be q candidate for auditor
and viii Wood may decide to run for
congress. OF course, this does not IN
clude the entire Republican party of
the Tenth district. There may be
others.-Indianspolis News.
The Indianapolis Sentinel of today
says: "Clay w. Metsker, of Plymouth,
one of the minority leaders in the house
during the last Legislature, was regis
tered at the Grand yesterday. He says
the citizens of Plymouth have, for the
time being, cast politics to one side
and are now endeavoring to locate sew
eral large manufacturing industries.
Some time ago the trust closed down
the Novelty works, one Of the largest
industries Of the city said he, and in q
few days the plant will be sold. Our
citizens hope that certain large furni-
ture manufacturing industry will be
the successful bidder.
The indications are now favorable
that Bremen will be drilling for oil and
gas within ten days. Messrs. Gardener
and Schilt returned to Bremen last Fri
day from st. Marys, o., where they
purchased the engine and necessary
machinery. The machinery was
shipped on last Monday and is expected