Marshall County independent., 1901-05-10
From Saturdays Daily


hart, were Plymouth visitor today.
Miss Ida Ulrich went to South Bend
this noon to spend Sunday with friends.
Albert l. Gould, prominent attorney
of Knox, died at his home Wednesday.
Mrs. Helm, living north of this city,
died Thursday evening and was buried
today.
Miss Name Galloway went to South
Bend this noon to spend Sunday with
| friends.
| Incendiarism caused a loss of S2o,-
900 worth of property in Lsporte Thurs
day night.
5. E. Nichols, of Indianapolis. was
the guest of Miss Jessie VanAnden
last evening.
Miss Mary Grossman, of South Bend,
came this noon to be the guests of rel
atives over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Steward, of
South Bend, are visiting relatives east
of this city over Sunday.
Mrs. Schmidt, of Lsporte, visited
| friends and relatives in this city today
on her way to Ft Wayne.
| Mrs. Hanes, mother of Miss Ida
Hanes, the school teacher, is quite i'll at
| her home on the south side.
The farmers are evidently busy
planting corn, judging by the number
of Saturday country visitors.
Mrs. j. c. Bunnell went to Kslama-
zoo today to spend Sunday with her
daughter, Mrs John DeMont.
Mrs. Frank Emmons went to Roch-
ester this morning where she will visit
her motherin-lsw for few days.
Mrs. 5. w. Wilson and daughter,
May, of Logansport, are the guests of
Mrs. Wilson's sister, east of town.
Union B. Hunt, secretary of state,
says that the acts of 1901 will probably
60 into effect some time next week.
Miss Jessie Hutchings returned to
South Bend this noon after a two
weeks visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. e. G. Kepler returned to her
home in Momence; ILL.,, last evening
after a two days visit with relatives in
this city.
John Buffers residence in the south
part of town caught fire this morning,
but it was exiting uished before the fire
department arrived
Barlow's minstrels gave an excellent
show to a fair-sized audience last night.
Their specialties we're exceptionally
good and were loudly spplauded by the
audience.
| John Fogle, of South Bend, who hae
been very i'll for several weeks, came to
this city this noon to take q few day g
treatment. He can only walk with the
use of crutches.
| Constipation neglected or badly
treated, leads to total disability or
death. Rocky Mountain Tea sbsolutely
cures constipation 10 all its forms. 80
cents. J. w. Hess.
Owing to superior inducements Of
fered by Notre Dame university, Prof
+. +. Herring will delay his announced
departure to the Philippines as an in
structor for at least year.
1.-THE Philosophy of Disappointment"
or "a Few Years in HI with the Pol.
iticisns" is splendid production which
We recommend to the five defeated
sspirsnts for the postofiice.
Who's got the button? The six can.
didates for the postoflice all wonder
Don't be surprised if George III. Thayer
lr., who is not q candidate, walks up
and makes the acknowledgement.
The Maxinkuckee assembly will open
July "A and close August IL this year
Considerable building will be done
upon the grounds and the prospect fol-
the success of the assembly seems to be
very Aattering.
Lot LOsey was kicked in the face by
their cow last night and rendered un.
conscious for time. Lot save be will
never milk again unless their "brindle'
assures him the courteous trestmep,
that he considers himself entitled to.
Trustee Gardener, of German town
ship, has completed the school enumer
alton of the town and township. There
are 470 scholars In Bremen. The town
ship has 747, which is a gain of fifteen
over the enumeration taken one yeaI
ago.
The alumni of the Bremen higt
school have effected a permanent or
ganlzatiOn and will hold several meet
ings per year. The first regular meet
ing will be held Monday evening, June
3, at the school house. Lu Seller i.
president and Rosa kaufman, secre
tary.--Bremen Enquirer.
Hyperion Temple No. 164 of Rath
bone Sisters, held a most interesting
meeting last evening. Mrs. Alice sck
man and Harry CRUDE were initiated
into the lodge with the usual impressiv,