Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-07

w. e. Mccall, of Columbia City, was
a Plymouth visitor today.
James Murray, of Goshen, wss in
this city on business today.
Miss Anna Brown, of Argos, was the
guest of Mrs. K. ROtzien today.
Mrs. Smith, of Fort Wayne, is the
guest of relatives south of this city.
Mrs. Theodore Cressner went to
, South Bend this noon to visit friends.
Barney Ryder and Harry Chester
went to South Bend on business this
noon.
Vim. Good, of Donaldson, was re-
Gently shot by accident in the foot with
a rifle.
Mrs. James Gilmore returned from
| Bourbon today after a few days visit
with friends.
Mrs. J. N. Wilson and son Howard
went to South Bend this noon to spend
the afternoon.
Rev. ELMER went to Blackboard coun-
ty today, where he will assist in meet
ings now in progress.
Miss Maggie Porter went to Culver
this noon to visit relatives a few days
before returning to her home in Chi
cago.
Union City, this state, has voted a
one half-cent tax to bring new indus
tries to that city. This is the right
way to do.
Mrs 5. j. Reynolds returned to her
home in Elkhsrt yesterday evening,
after visiting relatives in this city for q
few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Boyce and chill
dren, of LOgansport, arrived last eve
ming to be the guests of relatives west
of this city.
An Ohio grower has already sue
ceeded in growing hickory nuts with
shells so thin that they can be broken
by the hand.
Win English is making ditch report
on the John w. Kirtsinger ditch. Geo
Lemler, James Stuck and Gus Slders
are the viewers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kyser, of Chi
csgo, are the guests of Mr.. Kyser's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kyser, on
South Pearl street.
r. McNagny, wife and son, of Co.
lumb City, were in this city today on
their way to Culver to attend the com
mencement exercises.
George Denmsn and his brother in
law, Mr.. Root, of Ohio, who has been
visiting him for few days, went to
South Bend this noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fields returned
from Bourbon this morning, where
they attended the commencement last
evening, in which their nephew was q
graduate.
Congressman Brick delivered the
Decoration Day address at Argos, John
A. Skunk at Burr Oak, ID. Frank Redd
in Plymouth and Judge Hess in Co
lumbia City.
Maud Rogers, of Walkerton, who
was taken to the insane hospital this
week by Sheriff McCsrty, is said to have
become demented through her hus-
bands separation.
Into each life some ruins must fall,
Wise people don't sit down and bswl;
Only fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night. j. w. Hess.
John Walk, eX-mayor of Goshen,
Wednesday morning paid his monthly
assessment on $1,000 life insurance
policy in the National Union and two
hours afterward committed suicide by
hanging himself.
1t is reported that the general psssen-
ger and general freight departments of
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
road, now located in Cleveland, o., will
soon be moved to Chicago to facilitate
the company's business.
Charles Warner and w. III. Somers-
vile, officers from Sheldon, ILL.,, were in
this city today on the track of two
horse thieves who stole team of
horses in Sheldon few days ago and
passed through this city.
A pair of Rochester society women
are preparing to establish q mensgerie,
according to the Rochester Republican.
They have Growing hen, an egg
laying rooster, walking skeleton and
woman weighing more than 400
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles TaI5ert, of
South Bend, visited the latter's brothers,
Chas. ind Ed. Boss, and families, sew
eral days, going from here to plymouth
Wednesday to visit with relatives be.
fore returning home.-W alkerton Inde-
pendent.
Hon. w. ID. Frazer, of Warsaw, state
bank examiner, says: "Money con-
tinues to be plentiful in Indiana. Bank
deposits are 20 per cent heavier than
they were year ago. Indiana felt not
the slightest effects of the recent furry
on Wall street."
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