Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-02-15

sledloads went out and a very good
time Is reported by ali.
James WickiZer and family went to
South Bend today where they have
moved their goods and will make their
future home.
Mrs. Claud Pierce has returned to
her home In Hagerstown after an ex-
tensiye visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Winnings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iowa McCance, of
Wauseon, O., are the guests of Mrs.
! James Deloney, OF this city. They will
make an extensive visit in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs ). ). Smith returned to
their home in DAYTON, O., today after
taking their 2-yesr-old child to Lapaz
for burial. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were
former residents of Lspaz
w. H. briggs. travelling salesman for
the DeerIng Harvester company, who
has been qOite sick at the Ross house
tor several days. is reported much bet
ter today and out OF danger.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Starke, of Can
ton, o., came today to visit their many
relatives and friends in this county.
Mr.. Stsrke was formerly resident
here, having lived six miles southwest
of this city for many years.
Mrs. julius Born received q tele-
gram from Canton, O., this morning,
announcing the death of her daughter
10 law, Mrs. Thomas BetZ, who died
yesterday. Mrs. Born left this evening
to attend the funeral, which will occur
Friday
Rev. 5. Yenn has been appointed
pastor of the Catholic church in this
city TO succeed Father Temper, whose
death occurred few weeks ago. Rev.
Yenn comes from Arcola, Ind, and is
priest of many years experience and
ability. Father Schmith. who has been
filling the vacancy here, has been sent
to Arcols TO take Rev. lenn's former
pulpit.
From Thursdays Daily.
Eliza Thornburg is reported quite
sick today.
Mrs. Talbot Chaplin. of Bourbon,
was a Plymouth visitor today.
Mr.. ana Mrs VIM. English are the
proud parents of boy baby born this
morning.
Mrs. Hannah Helton, on South Cen
ter street, has been quite ill cor ten days
past, but is now improving.
Mrs. w +. Leonard, who has been
confined TO bed most of the time since
Christmas, is improving slowly.
Mrs. VIM. Matthews went to Royal
Center today noon to visit her brother.
in-law, Enock Now, who is quite ILL.,
Mrs. John Harmon returned to her
home in Chicago this noon, after q
weeks visit with her brother in Tyner.
Mr.. end Mrs George Williams went
to Culver this noon to attend the we'd
ding of their son, 0mer, to Miss Lulu
Carl.
Michael Zehner has filed an order for
q transcript of the evidence on appeal
to the appellate court in his case with
John f. earn.
Loire Capron is able to be at his
place of business again. after long
and severe illness. His daughter is
fast recovering from her attack of
scarlet fever.
Frank Hale, former station agent for
the Vandalls company in this city, has
been appointed train master for the
Three | railroad with headquarters at
Kankakee, Ill.
+. F. Hunt, of Indianapolis, is the
guest of Rev. Mattox and wife of this
city. Mr.. Hunt is a brother of Mrs.
Mattox, and they are cousins of Union
b. Hunt, ex-secretary of this state.
Mrs. Theo. Mclaughlin, of this city,
was elected grand attendant of the la
dies auxiliary of the Woodmen of the
World, at its third biennial interstate
convention, held at South Bend yester-
day.
Father Moench was qualified yester-
day as executor of the last will of Mrs.
Margaret Kleimer. She leaves $50 to
the Catholic church of this city and the
remainder to be equally divided be-
tween her children.
Mrs. Albert Pence, residing three
miles northeast of town, has been on
the sick list for several weeks, but is
recovering. Mr.. and Mrs. Pence have
pleasant home and their many friends
ar glad to know she is getting better.
VIM. Holland, of this city, received
word from Mrs. Belle McCleary, former
resident here, that her health has not
improved since leaving here Mrs. Nc
Cleary was valued nurse, but went to
her old home in Toledo in hopes of bet
tering her health.
John &. Stephenson and Miss Gather
inc Worthington were quietly married
at the brides home In Argos Wednes-
day evening, Rev. w. II. Mikels ofliciat-
ing. The bride is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Worthing-
ton, and young lady of excellent quail
ifications, while the groom is a promi.
nant dru xaodn M On OF fhat r,laaa