Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-14


j. A Bunnell, Pennsylvania agent at
Arcola, Ind, was IN this city this morn
ing on his way to Chicago.
Ralph Lydick will 20 to South Bend
tomorrow to spend few days with his
mother, Mrs. J. H. Lydick.
Jasper Mathews sister, of Milford
came this noon to visit few days. Mr.
Mathews is in very feeble health.
DIR. Kyler returned to his home in
Connesught, o., today noon, after few
days visit with Drs. Borton and Aspin-
all.
Rev. G. E. Weiss returned from La
porte today noon where he spent the
week attending the German confer.
ence.
About l50 people from this city are
attending Father Moench's twenty fifth
ordination anniversary at Valparaiso
today.
The Blue Ribbon club have moved
into the room over Albert's restaurant,
formerly occupied by the kindergarten
school.
A Detroit picking firm expects to
get $4,000 bushels from the vicinity OF
Goshen this year, which would be the
same as last years crop.
Harry Corbin has resigned his posi-
ton IS day clerk at the Hotel kellison
and accepted more lucrative position
with a publishing company.
Mrs. NJ. w. Wymer returned to her
home In Ashland, o., last evening after
two weeks visit with relatives in this
city and near Lake Maxinkuckee
Kosciusko county has two hundred
fifty common school graduates and the
county commencement will be held on
the evening of June 20 at Warsaw.
A very exciting race took place on
South Michigan street, at 10 o'clock last
night, between q trottIng horse and q
running horse, the trotter winning the
stakes easily.
The Reformed parsonage is being re-
paired by q coat of paint and new
porch in the rear. A number of the
members of the parish are enjoying the
day there in social way.
Council met in regular session last
night, but no important business was
transacted. The regular bills we're
allowed and they adjourned to meet
again next Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bsssette, of Bourbon,
have gone for q several weeks visit at
Walkerton, Conn. They expect to visit
in New York city and at the Buffalo
exposition before their return.
The III. ii. H. club entertained the O..
n. T. club at Hills cafe last evening.
About twenty couples were present and
the evening was spent in dancing. A
jolly time is reported by ell present.
Seventy-four tickets were sold to
Valparaiso this morning. Both the
Catholic Benevolent legion and the St.
Boniface societies in uniform were
among those who left on the morning
train.
Rev. Lands, who formerly had
charge of the United Brethren church
here, but who is now In charge of the
Galveston flock of that denomination,
is in the city today visiting old friends.
MIR. Lands is looking we'll
Rev. 4. r. Hartman, of Three Rivers,
Mich, brother to Rev. Hartman of the
Reformed church of this city, was
married this afternoon at o'clock to
Miss Rose Freuler at her home in Mil
waukee, Wis. They will be at home
at Three Rivers.
Thomas j. Roberts, who recently sold
of his personal property eight miles
south of Plymouth. has gone to Hunts
vile, Tenn, where he has purchased
several hundred acres OF timber land.
lie has never seen the property az yet
and he went down to satisfy his curios-
ity.
A Goshen girl graduate, who cannot
be accused of ingratitude, il bothered
over two graduating presents she re-
ceived. One 10 very ornate pair of
garters and the other pretty remem-
brance which had no suggestiveness,
but the gsrters bore the card OF her
STEADY" fellow. She is not clear on
the propriety of the garter gift from
that particular source and lie decidedly
frigid to the young man. The cards
had simply gotten trsnsposed on the
gifts, however.
The British house of commons on
the 4th, voted $78,8s5,OOO for the pur.
chase Of horses, mules and wagons for