Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-01-25

ship at the National Teachers associs-
ton, at Detroit. Mr.. Hostettler has
South Bend commercial college as soon
as his school closes.
John Roder and wife, of Chicago
were in this city today on their way to
Argos to visit friends and relatives
there
George Martin, wife and children, of
South Bend, were the guests of friends
In this city last evening on their way to
/ Chicago.
, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Gerard returned
to their home in Logansport this noon
after attending the funeral of the late
Andrew Gerard.
Charles Faulkner and wife returned
to their home in Howard, Kan, last
evening after two weeks visit with
relatives in this county.
c. IA. Gerard and wife, of Marion,
Ind, returned home today after attend
ing the funeral of Mr.. Gerard's father,
the late Andrew Gerard.
A large ice house has been built at
Brightside and so arranged that one
part is used for cold storage, making
it very easy to keep all their perishsble
food in.
Jennie-TO have round, beautiful
neck wiggle your head from side to side
every night and take Rocky Mountain
Tea. It's short cut TO a graceful
form. Soc. Ask your druggist.
Joshua GarD and wife, of Beatrice,
Neb., is the guest of Mrs. earns
brother, Gavid earn, west of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gsrn have just returned
from a trip to Buffalo, N Y, and
Niagara Falls.
J. F Gal'aher went TO Plymouth this
morning In the case of Clarisss Carlson
against Hilds Swanson, which was
set for trial in the Marshall circuit
court. Mrs Swanson is resident of
this city. The suit is in relation to the
title of some land in Marshall county,
which was owned or hello by the de.
ceased husband of the defendant
Michigan City Dispatch.
DIR Charles c. Bondursut, of Bremen.
returned home Wednesday from Keota,
Ia, where be accompanied Jacob G.
Hershberger, Daniel Hochstetler, Isaac
HOchstetler and Daniel Mullet who
purchased blooded black Norman
stallion at Singmsster q Sons extern
sive stock farm. The price paid for
the horse was $1,000. DIR. Bondurant
assisted the parties in selecting the
horse, which is said to be one of the
best Norman stations ever brought tC
Marshall county.
Representative Short, of Laporte Co.,
is long on mileage, if nothing else. The
allowance made him by the mileage
committee of the legislature yesterday
is 500 miles Considering that this is only
about double the distance he travels, it
is not bad. Representative Kelley, who
lives less than thirty miles from Shorts
home, is given only 1863 miles. We
never knew before that it was 25O
miles from Knox to Union Mills As
the allowance is 20 cents a mile, Mr.
Short receives 500 and probably rides
on pass Michigan City Dispatch.
C.S Bender representing the Kala-
mazoo Beet Sugar Co, was stopping in
Bremen this week to induce the farmers
of this section to engage in the sugar
beet culture. de has been successful in
making some contracts with farmers
near Bremen. Mr.. Bender who is an
expert agriculturist has looked over the
land surrounding Bremen and says it is
well adapted to the growing of sugar
beets and that the farmers can realize
from sixty to seventy.fve dollars per
acre from the beets raised. The COM
pany would like to contract for at least
500 acres in this vicinity.-Bremen En-
qulrer.