Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-07

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Myers, of that place, which occurs at
p. 10. today
ID. j. Troyer, who has been con-
nected with the Goshen schools %
years, retired from school duties.
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Curtis aud chill.
dren, of South Bend. arrived this noon
to be the guests of relstives In this city
| Miss Mcdonald returned from South
Bend, this noon, after visiting heT
cousin, Miss Jennie Pontius, for q few
days.
| The Indianapolis News says that the
month of May just ended Is the coolest
but che since 1870. May, 1893, was
colder.
Mrs. Lucy Bennett, who lives with
her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Marshall, OF
this city, left today for Warsaw and
Mentone to visit relatives for a few
days.
w. ID. Lsbadie, of South Bend, has
within the past year, invented Is steam
appliances, all of which sell well, and
has six other inventions ready TO be
patented.
Several of our city people were very
badly disappointed last evening upon
going to Argos and finding that there
was no band concert. In fact Argos
has no band at all and does not expect
to have any concerts.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth.
odist church had very pleasant meet
ing with Mrs. John Boss yesterday
afternoon at her home on Miner street
About sixty ladies were present and
light refreshments were served.
The following people of this city
went to Culver this noon TO attend the
exercises: Messrs. and Mesdsmes Ca
prom, Tittsworth and burr; Misses Ed
ma and Emma y ockey, Mamie Hoham
Bessie Altman, Florence Smith and
Mary Brown.
Charles Curtis arrived in Plymouth
from FL Psso, Texas, this morning. lie
came to Culver Yesterday and has been
shaking hands with old friends here to-
day. he is looking well. Ii is his in
tention to remain here for few weeks
before returning to FL Paso.
The Goshen Democrat has just en-
tered upon the Goth year Of its exist
ence, being the pioneer paper of this
part of Indiana. The Democrat was
established in 1897, and has not missed
an issue in all these years. There is
but one paper in Northern Indiana that
is older, the Fort Wayne Sentinel
which was established in 1888.
Postmaster Conger has been notified
by the department at Washington that
after June l the cashing of money
orders drawn on other offices will be
strictly prohibited. Under the present
rules postal order will be csshed by
any office in the United States, but
hereafter an order will be payable only
at the office on which it is drawn.
The supreme court has decided that
the fee OF 50 per day to juror while
in actual attendance at court is com
pensstiOn for all services performed
within a calendar of 81 hours. The
fact that the Juror is only on duty ten
minutes in the day, or that he is on
duty day and night by reaon of the
jury not being permitted to separate,
neither decreases nor increases the
amount of his per diem allowance to
which he is entitled.
Miss Lena Zurfluh, of Sendsi, japan,
was q guest at the Reformed parsonage
yesterday and today. Unexpectedly
she is unable TO tsrry until Thursday
having an appointment to speak at the
meeting of Heidelberg Chassis at New
Bremen, o., on that day. Hence her
appointment in st. Pauls church will
be deferred until sometime in the fall.
She spoke at Twin Lake last night in a
very interesting manner. Miss Eur
fluh is q missionary of the Reformed
church. She spent six and half years
in the Sunrise kingdom and is home
on her first furlough.