Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-15

Wellington, who had no word of regret
when the president was ssssssinsted.-
Indianapolis Sun.
Miss Leonore Deeds returned to her
home 10 Plymouth last evening.-War-
saw Times.
Lloyd Bowel accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lsmpson TO their home at
Culver today.
Mrs. Eber Bunch and daughter
Edith, of Tyner, were guests of rela-
tives here today.
Mrs. !. Reed went to Bourbon this
morning where she Will be the guest of
Mrs. Lewis Vincents
Mrs. Chaplain, who has been staying
at the home of b. F. he Moss, vent to
Rochester his morning.
Miss Mamie Wilhelm after visiting
| friends in this city returned this morn
ing to her home at Munce.
Daniel Miles and wife arrived today
noon from South Be- and will be the
guests OF friends in this city.
Mira. Herbert Shaffer, of Argos, was
the guest this IN Jrning OF Mrs. Frank
Jsnke, on her way to South Bend.
Mre. VIM. Vsnderwelt and daughter
were Plymouth visitors today on their
way home TO Burr Oak from Lsporte.
VIM. Hill and daughter after visiting
at the home of his brother, George Hill,
and other relatives, left this morning
for Peru.
Mesdames Amssa johnson, Luther
Cressner and lost went to South Benz
this morning. where they spent the day
with Mrs. ID. F Cody.
Mrs. John Grimm after two weeks
visit in this city with Mr.. Grimm's
mother, returned on the noon train to
her home at South Bend.
Frank Yeager, of Grovertown, left
last Monday 70 an extended visit with
his daughter. Mrs. George Lindley, and
family, who live in Omaha, Neb.
Unlocks the gates of happiness;
makes the music and saws the wood
lifts one up in the sunshine of life.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. J. w. Hess
A Knox special says: There are no
prospects of rebuilding the business
block destroyed by fire Sunday The
indications are that the fire will prove
q severe blow to the city.
The farmers are posting their farms
against hunters. 1t is claimed that the
quail is more valuable az al insect de-
stroyer than as an article of food. They
are not going to have the quail shot if
they can help it.
The lady teachers of the Webster
school building entertained the LADY
teachers of the Washington school
building last evening at the home of
Refreshments were served and an ex-
cellent time was reported by all.
The engineering department at
Washington has given out for spplics-
ton the recommendation it will make
to congress for river and harbor sppro-
pristions. Michigan City is on the list
for $4,000. Congress usually cuts these
recon mendstions about in halves.
The moulders at the Holland radia-
tor works have organized a union 20 be
known as the AmalQsmsted Associa-
ton of Radiator Moulders of Bremen.
The association starts out with forty.
five charter members, and has already
made application for a state charter.
Otto Meyer, q young astrologer of
South Bend who claims to have warned
President Mckinley of his assassna-
ton, some time ago predicted that
President Roosevelt was threatened by
a great danger about Nov. 3 The date
has passed and happily the president is
preserved.
Charley Shaded was at the opera
house last night when the fire broke
ont. He fastened down and employed
men to remove his goods from the
burning building, in case the fire de-
partmenL should fail to get the flames
under control. Fortunately for him, it
was not necessary to remove his goods.
President Roosevelt issued his pro-
clamation fixing Thursday. Nov. % as
a day OF national Thanksgiving. The
president pays loving tribute to Nc
Klnley and says that in spite of the
great national disaster it is neverthe-
less true that no people on earth have
so abundant cause for Thanksgiving az
We have The past year in particular
has been one of peace and plenty.
Reports say that all the sugar beets
raised at the Kankakee marsh will be
shipped to Benton Hsrbor, Mich,
where they are bringing from So 80 to
81 per ton. Thousands of acres have
been sown and the work of pulling
them up and preparing them for the
market finds employment for great
NUMBER of men. The average yield
per acre is from IL to ID tOns.-Hsm.