Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-22
From Thurpoavs Daily.

David Powell, of Tyner. went TO
Bourbon today to visit friends tor
few days
Mrs H. : Stein, of South Bend, came
this noon to visit relatives here for
few days.
Mre. DR.. Neville and daughter,
HERNIA, OF TeegsrdeB, were Plymouth
visitors today.
Rev Father Yenn went to Misha-
wsks this noon to spend few hours
with his mother.
There will be cake and pie demon
stration at Jacox's grocery Monday.
BE sure and see it. 3dlw
Mrs II a. Newhouse of TT. Wayne,
arrived today TO visit relatives in this
city for few days.
J. G. Bunnell returned from Chicago
last evening, where he has been few
days purchasing his spring stock.
Miss Louise Crippen went to South
Bend this noon where she has secured
position and will make her home.
Attend the cake and pie demonstrs-
ton at Jacks grocery store next Mon
day. You are invited to he present. 3dlw
DIR. J. W. Smith has rented the Sim
on's homestead on East CAIRO street.
Miss Simons is making her home with
her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ;. Miller returned TO
their home in South Chicago this morn
ing, after a two weeks visit with rela-
tives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott and chill
dren, of kokomo, were the guests of
relatives in this city today on their
way TO South Bend.
Mrs. Robert ONeil. of Toledo, o.,
came last evening to visit her mother,
Mrs. Hollinshesd, few days, before
they move TO Chicago.
Z. w Metsker received word today
of the death of his grandfather, John
Worl, near New Castle, Ind. Deceased
was over 80 years of age.
The election bill, practically disfran-
chislng most of the illiterates of Mary.
land, passed the legislature and is ready
for the governors signature.
Two young girls aged IL and IL ran
away from Mrs. Works training school
last sunday evening. A reward is
offered for information az to their
whereabouts.
The damage suit of Alexander Yet.
tiers VS.. the Farmers Insurance COM
psny is being tried before Judge Cap
ron today. This case was change of
venue from st. Joseph county.
Bear in mind that Mrs. Moore will
have her opening on Friday and Sstur-
dag, March 90 and 30. All the latest
designs. Sailor hats % cents each. 1w
| License to marry was issued yester-
day to Edward Grob and Sarah A.
Bike. They were married last evening
in Argos and went to South Bend this
noon, where they will make their home.
III. 5. Rodgers and son have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Rodgers will continue
business at his old stand in Shaded g
drug store, while Edgar will put shop
in the north half of Disher & Martin
grocery store.
Fred Dolke has returned to Defiance
O., with his grandfather, Michael
Shultz, who has been visiting here q
week. Mr.. Shultz will place Fred in
school and thinks he can make quite q
man out of him.
w. III. Whitaker, chief clerk of the
Michigan City prison, has resigned, to
be effective April 1. He will move to
Delphi, Ind, his former home. He will
be succeeded by Carl Lewis. former
chief of police at Marion, Ind
Edward O'Donneli was quite badly
hurt Saturday evening at Lewlstown
| Wullc VI ohlus Ou IuC ioI'
road. He fell from his car, breaking
his leg just above the ankle and badly
bruisiDg his back. He was brought
here last night and taken to his home
on North Michigan street.
Mre. Moore will have her spring mil
linery opening on Friday and Saturday,
March 90 and 80, at which time she will
display the new designs and patterns
that will prevail this season. Miss
Adams has been secured as trimmer
and her ideas are sure to be appreci.
ated by the fashionable ladies of
Marshall county. 1w
Rev. 0. 5. Thornberry has announced
that he will on next Sunday evening
begin series of four Illustrated sermons
on "Glimpses of Eternity" to be given
at the Presbyterian church. The sub.
jects in their order will be: March "a
"a Look into Gods Account Book ;
March 81, Contrasts Between Time
and Eternity" April Z, "Links Be-
tween Time and Eternity" April IA
Separation in Eternity" The public
J is invited.