Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
From MONDAYS Daily.


When. 7dlw
Walter Butcher left Sunday evening
for Sheldon, Illinois.
Mrs. Walker died at her home on
North Plumb street this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Giller returned on
the noon train to their home at South
Bend.
VIM. Hand, the grandfather of Mrs.
L. NJ. Tanner, has died at his home in
Culver
Mrs. VIM. Sherland, after visiting in
this city. departed today for her home
in Lspsz.
J. G. Jilson returned to Chicago this
morning alter visiting with his family
10 this city.
George Weicle has secured employ
msnt with tho Adams Express CON-
psny in this city.
Miss Bertha Downs, who has been
visiting at Brightside, left this morn
ing for InO annapolis.
ID. w. Alberts left this morning for
Hamlet and W slkerton in the interest
of his broom factory.
Mrs. DeHsven, of Hartford, Mich,
who has been the guest of her son, left
this morning for Pierceton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Swearinpen went to
South Bend today where they will visit
their daughter. Mrs. Ida Vsnkirk.
Howard Helm, who has been en-
ployed at Ps oria, ILL.,, is in this city the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Estells Helm
Miss Msb'e Setter, cousin of Sheriff
Bondurant, was buried at Bremen yes
terday. She was victim of consump-
ton.
| Roller Kleckner, who has been criti-
cally ill at his home three miles north
Of this city, is reported a little better
today.
| Basil Williams departed this morning
for Chicago, where he will report for
duty at the naval department, after his
sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Hesley and family left
today noon for Logsnsport where they
were called by the death of Mr.
Hesley's father.
w. H. ORiley who went to Laporte
| Thanksgiving, has been critically ill al
the home of his parents, but is reported
8 little better today.
John KusZmsul, who is suffering
with stroke of paralysis, is improving
slowly and the attending physician has
hopes of him being able to be out in
few days.
The disbsTment case against AttOr-
Dey II. r. Robbins, of Knox, is SEIZED
uled to come up at FIT Wayne on Dec.
&c, and witnesses have been summoned
accordingly.
The bill Of Senator Fairbanks for the
admission of Oklahoma to statehood,
which he introduced Wednesday, pro-
vides that the capital of the state shall
be named Mckinley.
The following was filed at the court
house today: Chas. w. Johnson vs. l..
f. & w. railroad company for Sl95
damages. Msrtindsle & Stevens are
the attorneys for the plaintiff.
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visiting her brother, Daniel Jacoby, left
this morning for Valparaiso, where she
spent the day with friends before she
departs for her home in Chicago.
Glenn Studebsker was thorough be-
lever in life insurance and no man
in the state has carried larger line
than he. He had S250,0OO of paid up
insurance in standard oldline COM
panies.
At Sidney, Kosciusko county, there
are ten we'll defined cases of small pox.
Several other families have been quar-
sntined, as they have been exposed.
The disease was taken there by a
young man from South Dakota.-RO-
chester Sentinel.
II. A. Collins. of Havana, ILL.,, de-
parted today via Chicago for bis home.
He will spend Christmas with his fam
lily. Mr.. Collins has taken great inter.
est in Mr.. Ostrom's work on account of
the conversion of his son in his meet
ings some years ago. 1t is quite re-
markable thing to see business man
devote himself 80 exclusively to chris
tian work as has Mr.. Collins in Plym-
outh for several days entirely without
pay.