Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-01-11
From Saturdays Daily

Miss Dnlle Eich has returned from q
visit in Mishawaka.
c. " Briggs, of Chicago, was in this
city on business today
Miss Alice Woodlands, of Chicago, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs yesterday went to LoQansport
today to visit relatives few days.
Floyd Bunnell and George Hohsm
returned TO Fort Wayne last evening.
Oliver Wilson of Mishswaks, is here
visiting his father-in-law, Il. l.. Lemert.
NJ. A. o. Packard went to Chicago at
noon via Hubbard and the Nickel Plate
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hite went TO
Bourbon this morning to spend Sun
day.
A Starke county farmer is preparing
to plant sixty acres to pickles next
season.
Miss Minnie Clark has returned from
South Bend, where she visited during
the holidays.
Mrs. Z. Il. Smith returned to Chicago
this noon, after weeks visit with Mrs.
John Cspron.
George Hayes and sister Mamie, of
Charlottesville, are the guests of rela-
tives in this city.
Miss Maggie Witwer returned home
to South Bend this noon, after a few
DAYS visit with friends in this city.
Richard Van Haften, of Kalamazoo,
was the guest of friends in this city
this morning on his way TO Chicago.
Mrs. X. h Brooke returned this noon
from South Bend, where she has been
visiting her daughter over the holidays.
Mrs. Chss. Morris and children, of
Chicago, are the guests of relatives near
Argos. They visited in this city yesteI-
day.
Miss Lois North returned to her
school at Monterey today noon, having
spent the holidays with her parents
here
Miss Jessie Toan returned TO her
school at Attica today, after an EN-
joysble visit will her parents over the
holidays.
Miss Myrtle Cummins returned to
her home In Coldwater, Mich, at noon,
having visited few days with relatives
in this city.
When one woman Is inclined to be
charitable and doesn't care to express
her opinion of another, she merely says
she is queer.
Mrs. G. A. Murphey returned to her
home in Valparaiso this morning after
a weeks visit in this city with relatives
and friends.
John w. Kern declares that the talk
about his becoming a candidate for
the democratic nomination for presi-
dent in 1903 is absurd.
Boyd Porter, of Chicago, came down
today to visit relatives over SUNDAY.
Boyd is now connected with a large
bakery este blishment there
A petition has been sent from Win.
amic to Washington asking that 5OO,-
600 salmon minnows be placed in the
TlppecsnOe river at that point.
Ice is being hauled now from the
lakes and is very fine, being about s
inches thick. This is fine ice weather
and harvest for the "ice man"
Miss Maud f. Metsker, who visited
here yesterday, left this morning for
West Superior, Wis.,, to resume her
work as teacher in the schools there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer, CT Chi
csgo, are the guests of Mrs. Palmer's
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hohsm. They will visit over Sunday.
Mrs. III. Ii. Miller and son. Charley
of Plymouth, returned home WedDes
day after spending few days TIL.
week with Bremen friends -BremeI
Enquirer
Miss Ola Curtis is visiting friends a
her old home in Vandalia, III. She
will return Monday accompanied b,
Miss Binghamsn, who will visit here {
few weeks
Judge Ferrall, of Goshen, imposed ,
fine on Alonzo HolZinger for selling CT
garette paper to minors, and gave motto,
that in the future he would impose tn,
full penalty of the law.
Valparaiso business men have agreed
to use no more premiums of any kin(
for the purpose of stimulating trade
This also abOlishes the use of discoun
tickets and trading stamps in that city
In 1880 there were only 9O3 posto ilice
In the United States; now there are 70.
| 600. The cheapest letter postage il