Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11

caught nineteen red horse and the
second day thirty eight How is that
for fish story from preacher?
Joel NifoDg was in town today. He
is at present operating the store at
Hubbard.
George Paul transacted business and
visited his mother at Wslkerton this
afternoon.
Will Detwiler has purchased his
fathers residence and also his sprink-
ling wagons.
A Chesterton man this week sold 22j
spring chickens at an average of 80
cents apiece.
Andrew Brosius, of Fort Wayne is
in this city the guest of friends. He
formerly lived here.
Miss Edith Hunt went to South
Bend this morning where she will visit
several days with relatives.
Mrs. II. Bremen and daughter, Ma
bel, went to Culver today noon, where
they Will visit Mrs. Brenner's mother.
Mrs. Ootheut, who has been visiting
at the home of A. Csrabin, returned
this morning to her home at Troy, n
Y.
David Harrington and little dsugh.
ter, Eva, of Tippecanoe were in town
today and paid the Independent short
visit.
Mrs. johnson after visiting her sister
Mrs. John Blsin, returned on the noon
train to her home at Benton Hsrbor
Mich.
Mrs. George Wallace and two dsugh-
tiers, who reside five miles south of this
city, are visiting relatives at South
Bend.
Miss Gladys Brooke, who has been
the guest of Miss Daisy Liggett. re.
turned today noon to her home al
Culver.
Miss Emma Holem, who Is ttschiDg
school at Columbia City, arrived last
evening to spend Sunday with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews returned today
noon from Mishswsks where they at
tended the reunion of the 9th Indiana
volunteers.
W. II. Matthews and family will
leave this evening for Culver where
they will visit until Wednesday with
his parents.
The Marshall County Farmers In
sursnce company are in session at the
court house today, making their half
yearly settlement.
The Vandslis line will run no more
of their Sunday excursion trains to Gull
yer and return this season on account
the cool weather coming on.
Victor G. Welsh and Haley E.
Hartzell were quietly married at the
o'clock by Otto Weber, Justice of peace.
Secretary Parks, Of the Bourbon fair,
stated that notwithstanding the rain
last Thursday there were more people
in attendance at the fair than ever be.
fore.
John Yockey left this morning for
Chicago where he will meet his wife
and they will visit there over Sunday
and leave Monday morning for their
home at Denver. Col.
Into each life some ruins must fall,
Wise people don't sit down and bawl;
Only fools suicide or take to fight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night. j. w. He's.
Mrs. Howe, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Leonard, returned this afternoon to
her home at Bremen accompanied by
her sister, Miss Bessie Leonard.
The state supreme court heard the
arguments In the Keith murder case
this week. Attorney General Taylor
and Pros. Atty. Thomas w. Lindsey
represented the state and Frank b.
Posey the appellant. Keith was con
victed of numbering Nora Kiefer and
was sentenced to hand May 10, but the
supreme court granted a stay until
Nov. IA. The plea now being made is
for new trial. which is claimed be-
cause certain jurors had expressed the
opinion that he was guilty and after
ward denied IL.