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

his wife and baby and from there they
Will go to Elkhart TO visit relatives
few days.
The Riley Burton company, which
played here last week, left this morn
ing for Nappanee where they have a
weeks engagement.
Perry Shadicker, former resident of
this city, tied near Linkville last Fri
day and was buried Yesterday, the fun
ersl occurring at the Paramount church.
F. Z. Wheeler, the contractor, is busy
at the lake building home for Judge
CaprOn, one for Miss DsrnelI, of Terre
Haute, and one for Nj. W. Msxon, of
Farina, Ill.
The Hammond News says that all
slot machines have been ordered out of
the business houses of that city, includ
Ing the penny gum devices and the or
der is final
The esbyterisn assembly defeated
by 27l votes TO pa the minority report
fsvOring revision as proposed in the
majority report, but opposing the pro-
posed new statement.
The memorial services at the l.. b.
church yesterday were largely attended
and very interesting. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. r. q. Epson ana wa
highly appreciated by the audience.
Marriage licenses were issued Satur-
day to the following persons: Clyde
l.. Ward and Cora A. Flory, Morgan f.
McCarty and Sarah A Shaw, Benjamin
a. Sim and Nellie Nj. Hockensmith.
The funeral of Elias Day occurred
at the Donaldson church yesterday
forenoon at 1920 o'clock and was very
largely attended. The remains were
laid to rest in the Donaldson cemetery.
The Knox Crescent has changed own.
ership. 1t Is now published by X :
Wilcox, formerly foreman on the Del
Lands. &. o. Musselmsn is the retir-
ing editor.
The Bremen Greens crossed bats
with the Goshen nine yesterday and
played swift game of ball, defeating
Goshen by score of IL to 3. They
play the Whiting Greys Decoration day
on their home grounds.
If you want a new bicycle,
Ii your bicycle needs new tres,
If YOU need any bicycle sundries,
II your bicycle needs repairing,
Call and see Underwood IL Son, Center
ST., and get the best value for your
money. If
Riley Burton's last performance at
the opera house Saturday evening was
largely attended and the play East
Lynn" finely presented. The company
is composed of all good artists and will
certainly meet with good success where.
ever they may 60.
There will be meeting of the coun-
ty school superintendent of the state
in the supreme court room of the
state at Indianapolis. June IL, Ii, and
Ia, for the purpose of discussing the
school system. The meeting is called
10y the superintendent of public ill.,
structIoD, Frank l.. Jones.
Atty. Stevens attended to matters
relative to the Robbins libel suit at TT.
Wayne Saturday. Robbins, who lives
at Kuox, bases his grounds fer libel
upon the charges filed in the circuit
court by parties seeking to disbar him.
There is an entirely new question of
law 10 be settled by this libel suit.
The closing exercises at Culver Mil
tary academy will be held June to 6.
sunday the Rev. A. &. Hirst, of Omaha,
will deliver the baccalaureate sermon.
The graduation exercises and award of
diplomas and hOnors will occur Thurs
day morning. Thirty-six cadets will
receive diplomas at Culver this year.
Miss Helen Disher and Miss Martha
Miller, two of the West ward school
teachers who closed their terms on Fri
day, departed on Friday for their
homes, the former going TO Plymouth
and the latter to Bourbon. Each of
these ladies have offers from other
points for next year and they expect to
accept them.-Columbia City Post.
An admirable feature of Leslie's
monthly for June is a powerful story
by the author of "Chidren of the Mist
In it Mr.. Eden Phillpotts returns for
his theme to the simple sturdy folk of
Dartmoor, and his story is tale of love
and jealousy, Astounding in situations
of dramatic intensity, woven about the
character of young peasant girl,
which is true as life itself.