Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-04-19

school building.
F. E. Smith, of South Bend, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs f. X. Brooke.
Mrs. Phinneus easier, who has been
i'll for several months, is reported some
better.
Strawberries are only 10 cents pint
Why not put the price at $50 much"
per berry.
Mrs. Lucinda Walter is arranging to
build two-story building in Bremen
this spring.
Reed Psrker's ball team defeated st.
Michael's academy team Saturday after
noon by score of 30 to 10.
L. J. Winnings went to Detroit,
Mich, this morning on business. From
there be will go to Canada.
Mrs. Joseph BollinQer returned to
Monterey this noon after visiting her
sister, Mrs. easier, of this city.
Mrs. 5. W Hickman returned to her
home in Michigan today after q few
days visit with relatives in the country.
Eugene Demont and Ora Fsnsle-
maucher, of Rochester were the guests
of friends in this city Saturday evening.
Clarence Miller and Miss Pearl
Swoverland, of Bourbon, were the
guests of friends in this city last eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Berkey are
quite sick. Mrs Berkey has the quiDzy
and Mr.. Berkey is threatened with
pneumonia.
Lexington land company, Alexandra,
is building 60 houses in that city to be
occupied mostly by employees of the
Kelley ak factory.
Owing to the constantly diminishing
supply of natural gas, the Wabash
school board will not undertake to use
it as fuel next winter.
1t is all becoming clear. The polite
ian who brides is Buffalo. He pays
with his left hand and keeps the right
ignorant of the transaction.
Mrs. Harry Humrichouser returned
to her heme in Pierceton this morning
after a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Humrichouser, of this city.
Blood and skin diseases, indigestion,
constipation, rheumatism, pimples and
sores permanently cured by Rocky
Mountain Tea taken today. 35c. j. w.
Hess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pittiman, of
Terre Haute, came Saturday to visit
Mrs. Pittmsn's brother, G. w. Metsker
and family. Mr.. Pittiman returned
this morning.
The marriage of Philip Wagner to
Miss Dettbrenner occurred at Bremen
Sunday. Both live in Bremen, the
groom being employed in the foundry
at that place.
Atty. John W. Hitch, of Bremen, who
was candidate year ago for the
democratic nomination for representa-
tive, has moved to South Bend, where
be will practice law.
VIM. Kleckner returned to st. Louis
this morning after spending Sunday
with his parents near this city He is
now passenger brakeman on the Louis
vile & Nashville railroad.
Presiding Elders Cummings, Thomas,
Ely and Burton were in this city today
on their way to Warsaw, where they
hold q meeting to decide where the
next conference will be held.
Marriage licenses were granted to
Rufus Miller 20, Catherine NJ. Hurford,
%; Carl Johnson, &c, Christina Oleson,
90; Philip Fl. Wagner, 23, Amelia Dett-
bremen, 81; Verb Lyles, 80, Ida f.
Clark, 80.
In the bicycle receivership before
Judge Capron this afternoon, the court
held that the $1,000 forfeited certificate
of deposit Injured to the benefit of the
general creditors and not to Bass q
Mcdonald.
Mesdames William Murphy and c..
Crow drove over from Elkhart and Wis.,
tied with Miss Emma KoontZ SATURDAY..
They attended the funeral of their
grandfather, Peter Bolenbacher, at
Bremen yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Brill, of Cleveland, O.,
whose husband shot Attorney f. +
Weir. of Laporte, will soon institute
proceedings for divorce Brill will
demand the custody of his three chill.
dren, but does not object to the divorce.
Joel Nifong, of West township, was
in town today. Joel has not had the
best of health during the winter, but
is right side up" now and is able to
take his usual interest in politics and
public matters. Mr.. Nifong Is consid-
ering business proposition, the accept
ance of which will necessitate his be-
coming citizen of Plymouth.
Chris. Dietrich arrived home Fri
day morning from Hot Springs, Ark,
where he has been stopping for seven
weeks. He returned by the way of Sap
phire, North Carolina. where he visited
week with his brother, DIR. w. A.
Dietrich. Chris is considerably i'm