Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-08

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noon from South Bend to visit her
parents.
Richard c. Bollman is expected
home from North Dakota today OF
Monday.
Warsaw IS trying to secure pottery
plant thar agrees TO employ from lOC
to 80 men.
The Bourbon fair association has a
surplus Of $500 this year after paying
al expenses
Mrs. Peter Schroeder is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Homer Brundige, at
South Bend.
Mrs. Miles Promeroy went to Lo-
gsnsp'rt today noon where she will
visit friends.
Mrs. +. A. Wallace left today for
Tyner, where she will visit her parents
over Sunday.
l.. Virgins and wife went to Roch-
ester this morning, where they will visit
over Sunday.
Rev. Mckenzie returned Yesterday
sfter weeks visit with his father at
Sheridan, Ind
Willis Logan, of Lapaz, was in this
city today to see his brother who was
hurt last evening.
Mrs. Clyde Swindemsn and children
went to Harris today where they will
visit over sunday.
Mrs. James Heminger, of West town
ship, who has been sick q long time,
does not seem to be any better.
Mrs. j. M. Singler after visiting at
the home of Peter egman, returned
today TO her home,st South Bend.
Basil Williams, who was brought
from Chicago to this city with typhoid
fever, is reported little better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cormicsn re-
turned today to their home at South
Bend, after pleasant visit in this CITY.
Lost-Lsdies fur collar on Laporte
road between Plymouth and Valentine
Nye's. Finder leave at Vinslls gro
Gerry. ldIw
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fenton went to
South Bend today where they will be
the guest of their daughter Mrs. C. O.
Davis.
Mrs. Adam Baugher and Fred
Bsugher have returned to their home
at South Bend, after visiting friends in
this city.
Miss Iva BollmsD, who has been via
itlng relatives In Crawford county.
Ohio. returned home today after two
weeks visit.
Mrs. }. ID. Fields will accompany her
daughter, Mrs. Gardener, TO her home
at Chicago this evening and visit the
coming week.
Mrs. lds Vankirk and baby arrived
on the noon train from South Bend
and is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A Swesringen.
Miss Mary Lawrence, of Pierceton,
and Messrs. Clarence Tyrrell and Viii
fred Erwin and Miss Eva ryrrell, of
Ii 'urbon, attended the dance in this
city last evaning.
Joseph Clifford and wife rented b. f.
Ryder's home yesterday and intended
to go to housekeeping soon. Mr.. Cliff.
ford is one of the men who were killed
in the train wreck yesterday.
Miss Clara Lambert was the guest
over night with her brother, II. Lam
bert, and family on her way home TO
Argos from her visit in Michigan. Suit
Lambert accompanied her home.
Schuyler Beerbower and wife, of
South Bend, passed through this city
on their way to Monterey, where they
were called by the serious sickness of
Mrs. Beerbowers father, Jacob Beer
ward.
Messrs and Mesdames Gus Schinke
and William Kepler and Miss Ida
Baily, who have been visiting relatives
in this city and at Twin Lakes re-
turned today to their home at South
Bend.
A Chicago doctor is advertising for
two good ears, for which he will pay
$500 lie does not want them for him
self, but to graft upon the head of an
other man who was 90 unfortunate as
TO loose two ears.
A. III. Mosher, VIM. Lyons and Jesse
Altman will represent the Elk's lodge
of this city, at the funeral of Joseph
Clifford, which will occur at the Cstho
lie church in Valparaiso tomorrow
morning a. 1920 o'clock.
Charles Martin, aged %, single, q
brakeman from Upper Ssndusky. o.,
had his hand badly bruised, and Will
lam Van Buskirk, aged %. single, q fire.
man of TT. Wayne had his arm badly
injured in the wreck last evening.
Gov. Durbin, as acting grand master,
presided at the laying of the corner
stone of the new Masonic temple In