Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

Fl. A. Logan was in Lapsz today ON
legal business.
William Ashton went to Bremen on
the morning train.
Mrs. Charles Drummond went to
Chicago this morning.
Miss Rose McKague, of Chicago, Is
visiting her mother IN this city.
Miss Emma Gallagher who teaches
school at South Bend, spent Sunday in
this city.
Trains Nos. 10 and % on the Penn
sylvsnia railroad were over three hours
late this morning.
Mrs. John Flshrity. of Fort Wayne.
is IN the city, the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Daniel Brown.
A baby boy is reported ct the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Lindquist, who reside
on East CAIRO street.
Miss Iva Bolman, of Donaldson, vie
tied Misses Belle Bogsrdus and bessie
Warren over Sunday.
Monroe Steiner left on the ION train
for North Liberty, where he will visit a
few days with friends.
Miss Martha Nifong returned to her
home at Hubbard today, after visiting
at Benton HsrbOr, Mich.
Mrs. John Blain went to Mishswsks
today to see Mrs. Daniel Gould. who is
very low with consumption.
ID. F. Harris was called to Grand
Rapids, Mich, today noon, on account
of the sickness of his mother.
County superintendent Marks left
this morning for Bremen where be
will remain during this week
Work has begun in tearing down the
Blain building which was partially de-
stroyed by fire some time ago.
VIM. Clark, who has been visiting his
parents, left today noon for WslkertoD.
He is travelling for picture firm.
Elder Vince, who held services Sun
day at the Church of God, returned this
morning TO his home at Pierceton.
Walter Smock, of Ohio, was the
guest over Sunday with VIM. McDuGe
and wife on his way to WslkertoD.
l.. K. Dipert and wife, of near Walk
erton, departed on the noon train for
Kansas, where they will spend the win
ter.
this city with relatives and friends, re-
turned this morning t o his home in
Illinois.
Otis Patterson has resumed work at
Kloepfer's New York store, after an
absence of several weeks on account CT
sickness.
Mrs. Sarah Stephens, after pleasant
visit at the home of Fred Course, de-
parted OH the noon train for her home
at South Bend.
Boston prides herself upon having
spent So per capita for postage stamps
Last year. while New York spent only
So per capita and Philadelphia S2.87 per
capita.
Frank Hendricks and George
Baugher, who have been on the road
in the picture business, returned home
Saturday for few days visit with
their parents.
Rev. w. +. Mckenzie received word
from Mrs. Mckenzie today, stating that
she arrived safely at j jacksonville, Fla,
on Friday morning and that she would
leave for Dstons, Fla. She says that
she is feeling well and enjoying her trip.
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students OF high standing who wish to
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Mrs. McGriff returned this morning
to her home at Argos. She was called
here Friday Oh account of q 3 year-old
child of MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Cox, losing
one of It's fingers. The child was play
ing with machine, which is called a
bone grinder, used to chop feed for
chickens, when she ran one of her fin
gers in the machine and cut 1t off.
Miss Elsie Gurthet, daughter of j b.
Gurthet who has made her home with
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs, G.. NJ.
Slayter for the past FIVE years started
FOR Spickard Mo-, today where she ex-
poets to make her future home. Her
father being in business at that place.
During her stay here she has won the
respect of all who knew her, by her
kind disposition always lending her
little mite to those needing it. She
will be missed by all in the community
where ehe lived and aepac,alIv hv Mr.