Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-04-05

Miss May Hall has beer hired by
the school board to fill Mrs. Bells
vacancy in the city schools.
Mrs. Glen Candy and children went
TO South Bend this noon to visit Mrs.
Gandy's mother and father.
Emory Reeves returned from college
last night to spend weeks vacation
with his parents in this city.
The Marshall County Farmers In
surance company met IN the commits
sioners' room this afternoon.
Philip Lester went to South Bend
this noon to visit his brother-in- law,
Wyman Baxter, who is quite sick.
The Bremen high school will hold
their annual commencement at the
opera house Friday evening, April 20.
Mrs. Jonas Miller has recovered from
her sickness and she and Mr.. Miller
will leave for California next Tuesday.
II. 5 Rodgers and son, Nelson, went
to Chicago this morning to purchase
the stock for Mr. Rodgers new jewelry
store.
Mrs. Jonas Marrow returned to her
home in Michigan City today after a
weeks visit with relatives 10 this
county.
c. f. Seltenright, of North township,
was in the city today and incidentally
left his subscription for the Marshall
County Independent.
Mrs. 5. A. McGowen returned to her
home in Columbia City this afternoon,
after two weeks visit with relatives
in this city and vicinity.
f b. Reynolds and his mother, Mrs.
J. Reynolds, of South Bend, were in
the city today Oh their way home from
their trip in South America.
The Culver cadets are returning to
their homes today to spend their Easter
vacation. About twenty changed cars
here for Chicago and eastern points to-
day.
Mrs. Moore gave out just four hun
dred souvenirs to ladies who called dur
ing her millinery opening last week.
Every one is pleased with her beautiful
patterns. 2dIw
Ralph Lydick went to South Bend
this noon to visit his mother for a
week. He is staying here with his sis-
ter Mrs. +. A. Fink, and attending our
city schools.
The unprecedented, successful results
accomplished by Rocky Mountain Tea
is due 20 the fact that 1t never fails to
cure them that use il this month. 35c
J. w. Hess.
DR.. Smith and family returned last
night from Perryville, Ind, where they
were called by Mr. Smiths mothers
serious illness. The doctor reports her
much better now.
Chas. Baker, our former shoe dealer,
Los Angeles, Cal, is in our city today
shaking hands with old friends. Charlie
is now running a shoe store in Los
Angeles and is doing well.
The Winamac Republican does not
believe In running his paper as Jesus,
or the devil would, but informs his de-
linquent subscribers that unless they
pay up he will run it as Jessie James
would.
Valentine Flory, of near Donaldson,
was in the city today and reports a
thriving business as auctioneer. He
cried sale for the Hartman brothers
near Tippecanoe yesterday. Over one
thousand dollars worth of personal
property was disposed of.
Thomas O'Donnell's house on north
Michigan street caught atire this after
noon from defective chimney, but by
prOmptness of the fire department, the
house was saved. Not much damage
Was done by fire, but a great deal of
the goods was damaged by water
The Marshall county teachers are
taking examination at the Washington
school house, the largest number that
ever applied for license at anyone time.
As under the new law their grades will
determine their salary, all are excep-
tionally anxious to get good grades.
Teachers will receive two and one-half
times as many cents per day as their
general average.
Tippecanoe township has seventeen
graduates this year. OF these four are
pupils of David Harrington, who taught
at Tippecanoe, the largest number
from any one school. He graduated
seven last year. Mr.. Harrington has
shown himself to be one of the most
efficient teachers of the county and it
is pleasing for US TO note his splendid
successes along about graduating time
President Mckinley has nominated
Robert f. Mansfield, of Indiana, to
be United States consul at Valparaiso,
Chile. Since Mr.. Mansiields return
from Zanzibar he has been the private
secretary of Senator Beveridge, and
the appointment was recommended by
the junior senator, with the approval
of Senator Fairbanks. Mr.. Mansfield
| has also been identified with the re-