Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-09-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

W. f. Bailey was passenger to Indi
annapolis this morning.
Conrad Horn, of Valparaiso, attended
the funeral of Jacob Wade
I. ID. Winnings left this morning fol
an extended visit TO st. Paul.
The Bon Tons are arranging to have
ball at Hills hall next week.
Louis Mcdonald returned last eve
ming from his outing in Wisconsin.
Jacob Rufus and wife, of Ohio, at
tended the funeral of Elson Applemsr
today.
Miss Ids Shupp went to South Bend
today noon, where she will visit until
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David F. SNYDER have
returned from their trip to the Buffalo
exposition.
MIS-. Faconbery, of Bourbon, changed
cars here this morning on her way to
South Bend.
The father of Miss Belle Crippen re.
ports that there is an improvement in
her condition.
:. ;. UngeI returned this morning
to Nappanee, having transacted bust
ness In this city.
Prosper Mickey returned this morn.
ing from Tippecsnoe. He reports his
father as being better.
Mrs. Ray &. Epson left this morning
for Elkhsrt, where she will visit several
days with her parents.
The tent meeting is drawing quite q
crowd nightly on the grounds on the
southside, near the river.
Mrs. Orlando Hunt went to South
Bend this morning, where she will visit
several days with friends.
President Mckinley carried life in
surance to an amount somewhere be-
tween $4,000 and 100000.
Mrs Resm returned this afternoon to
her home in GrovertowD, after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mitchell.
Attorney F.. c. Msrtindsle attended
court at Fl. Wayne and Attorney S. n
Stevens at Rochester today.
Rev. r. G. Epson left on the lO
O'Clock train for Warsaw, where he will
attend the l.. b. conference.
Mrs. George Plake was Plymouth
visitor this morning on her way from
Tyner to her home at Lspsz.
Rev. Mikels, who has had charge of
the Methodist church at Argos, has
been sent to Swannee Mound.
Michigan street has been opened up
and the paving now interferes only
with the travel on Lsporte street.
Washington Kelley, after ten days
visit, returned today noon to his home
in Chicago, by the way of Hubbard.
Miss Dot Matthews, of Columbus,
who has been visiting relatives in this
city, left this morning for Chicago.
Vern Miller took suddenly ill yester-
day and he WAS quite sick last night,
but this morning he was reported some
better.
Isaac Becker returned this morning
to Noblesville, after q pleasant visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abo
Becker.
Hon. Charles b. Kelison left last
evening for Hornellsville, n. Y. He
will visit the Buffalo exposition before
returning.
John Jockey and wife, who have
been visiting in this city, went to lndi-
annapolis this morning, where they will
visit few days.
Rev. G. f. Weiss returned last eve
ming from South Bend. He has been
attending missionary meetings at that
place and at Lafayette.
Frank Pounderstone and Rev. o. F.
Lands went to Warsaw this afternoon
to attend the u. Il. conference, which
begins it's session tomorrow.
DIR. f. a. Schell was made presiding
elder of the Charlottesville district, at
the Methodist conference, which ad-
journed at Brazil yesterday.
Rev Horace Ogden was given charge
of the Methodist church at Frankfort,
one of the very best appointments.
This is gratifying to his friends here.
DIR. Knott reports the family of Ed.
Zumbaugh as improving and all able to
be up except Miss Mildred, who is still
confined to her bed, but she is imprOv-
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mre. w. W. Sponsler and
Mrs. David Sponsler were called to
Argos today to the bedside of Mrs.
Thomas Sponsler, who is lying ct the
point of death.
James Parks has resigned his posi-
tion at Jacks grocery and will leave
tomorrow for Chicago, where he will
probably accept position with the
Adams Express Co.
An effort is being made for lecture
course for the coming season. 1t is the
purpose to secure excellent talent and
make it an interesting feature of the
winters entertainment.
One of the prettiest designs for drop
inc the Dicture Of the late Dr0eid0nt ia