Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-05-31

| put them on the market IN few weeks.
Keller & Jetfirs have the contract for
making them.
| The opera house chairs were shipped
to Culver yesterday TO be used at the
academy during the commencement.
Rev. Mckenzie will make the Fourth
of July address at Hebron. Mr.. Nc
Kenzie preached there for four years.
Joseph Bender and Joseph Chapman,
of West township, had fight sunday.
On Saturday they will fight it over in
court.
When a woman msrries a man she
not only takes his name, but almost
everything else the poor scoundrel pos
sesses.
Dr. Bower is again seriously i'll with
heart failure, with which he has been
troubled very much in the last six
months.
David kreighbaum, near Twin Lake,
died Monday, May q, aged - years.
The funeral was held at Twin Lake
this afternoon.
Bert Harris, former editor of the
Bourbon News, was in this city today
on business. He is now employed at
Bloomington, Ind.
Friedrich +. kemps and Miss Matilda
G. PoDsder will be united in marriage
this evening at the home of the brides
parents in Bremen.
Eugene Rhodes force of painters
commenced the painting of the resi-
dence of G. w. Metsker, on Jefferson
street, this morning.
"To He'll for Three Cents" is the
heading in a church paper, but il is
doubtful if a cut rate will increase
travel in that direction.
Joseph Meredith left this afternoon
for Plymouth to accept position in
the paint department of a carriage fac
tOry.-Columbia City Post.
The Indiana grand lodge of Mssons
began it's annual two days session at
Indianapolis Tuesday. The attend
snce Will reach several hundreds.
Edward Gibson lost valuable young
horse this morning, it having died from
lockjsw. Mr.. Gibson valued the sni-
NAL at $50 and sorely fels his loss.
VIM. Clark, former resident of this
city, is here few days renewing old
scqusintances aud visiting bis parents.
He ls now employed in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Henry and chill.
dren, of Galien, Mich, returned home
today after two weeks visit with
their many relatives in and near this
city.
The Warsaw Times chronicles the
death of Mrs. Stan b. Frazier, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reub Williams, the
publisher of that paper. Deceased was
A years of age and devoted Christian
woman.
The New York Herald has taken
census of the millionaires of the United
States. 1t finds twenty-four in Indi-
ana. The list includes "millionaires as
shown by the records and generally &C.
copied opinion"
William Ormsn, OF the Fields bus
lines, took one of the horses out for ex-
ercise yesterday afternoon, but it seems
that Mr.. Orman got the exercise. The
saddle was evidently too small and he
could not stay on?
The Bremen team will cross bats
with the Chicago Professionals on Sun
day, June 2, at Bremen. The Chicago
Professional team is made up princi-
pslly Of ex-leaguers and are considered
the best in Chicago. Many will go
over from here to witness the game.
The large rack of empty shoe boxes
which j. +. Hsrtle has alongside his
store preparatory to shipping to Indi-
annapolis is conclusive evidence that be
is selling shoes and lots of them. This
is the second shipment of empty boxes
that he has made during recent months.
An exchange says: When a man
goes along the street with small bag
in his hand looking as wise as tree
full of owls you don't know whether he
is dentist, boss physician, a piano
tuner, corn cutter, a layer Cd of
hands, q presiding elder OF just plain
sawbones doctor
A man who has cured himself of the
cigarette habit by sucking lead pencil
whenever he wanted to smoke says the
tobacco sensation is q delusion. The
only actual satisfaction is the feeling
of having something in your mouth.
But what evidence have We that this
idea is not delusion?
Last evening at the regular meeting
of Plymouth Grove No. 6, Woodmsn
Circle. three candidates were instructed
in the mysteries of the order. After
the closing ceremonies the doors were
thrown open to the husbands, chill
drsD and few friends who had previ
ously been invited and were waiting to
partake of the ice cream and cake |
which the sovereigns had prepared in
honor of their candidates.
Rear Admiral Sampson may ask for
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