Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-21

and other friends for a week or two be-
fore going to Carroll county, where she
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Logan arrived to-
day from Marriette, o., and will be the
guests of Mrs. Logsn's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wheeler.
jacob Martin and wife returned
home today, after a very pleasant
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in South Bend and Elkhsrt.
Three of the high school graduates
took the examination for class honOrs,
they being Miss Olga Shakes, Miss
Blanche Disher and George c. Gibson.
c. c. Wink, wife and daughter,
RoDors, spent Saturday in Indisnspo-
lis, where Mr. Wink made his seminar
nusl settlement for Marshal county
with the state treasurer.
1t is the purpose of the Daily Inde-
pendent to publish the name of every
man who signs the remonstrance
against paving in order that the public
NAV know just who are planting them
selves in the way of public improve
ment
Judge Allen collars, F. f. collars,
Thomas Fletcher, r. II. Young, e. w.
Erwin, William Heliken and James
Ecceston. of Fort Wayne, are 10 this
city today attending the case of David
Fertig VS.. the Pennsylvania Railroad
company.
The Independent has been cOngrstu-
lated upon every hand today by enter
prising citizens for it's timely article
ensuring the efforts of Mr. johnson,
who is trying to get sufficient signers 10
o remOnstsnce against paving North
Michigan street.
The dedication services of the Church
of God at Burr Oak, Ind will be held
on Sunday, June 80, at 1920 q. M. Mr..
and Mrs. b. w. Woodward, of Michi-
gan, are expected, together with other
speakers. A general invitation is ex-
tended TO everybody.
Mrs. w. w. Raymond received June
Ii. handsome Japanese box, contain
ing an embroidered dolly of "pinacloth,"
a rare texture, woven of the fine fibers
of the pineapple tree. mailed with a
letter at Cavite, p. L., by her son, Harry,
the marine, on May IL.
Mr. Clarke, a boarder at Mrs. Fogles
boarding house, threw brick at
small dog on Lsporte street this noon
and it accidentally struck little HERNIA
Tibbetts in the back, inflicting a severe
bruise. Mr.. Clarke feels very sorry
about the accident. 1t is hoped that
the injury will not prove dangerous.
Jacob Foltz, residing southwest of
Plymouth, is harvesting an unusually
large crop of straw berries this spring.
Mr.. FOltz, as is his annual custom, re-
membered the Independent with
couple quarts of his product. "The
proof of the puddin' is the eating" 1t
is needless to say that they were all
right, because they have been submit
ted to the above proof.
The Castle male qusrtette, of Elk
hart, were in the city Saturday evening
and yesterday. The members are:
Messrs. l.. Epson, jr., G. ID. Epson, A
j. Mitchell and Ray q. Epson, pastor
OF the l.. b. church. The quartette
rendered several selections at the Pres
byterian social on the court house lawn
Saturday evening and sang several
times at the l.. B. church yesterday.
The three Elkhsrt gentlemen returned
home today.
It's an enterprising daily paper that
gets quarter-cOlumn scarehead about
the burning of the West Baden hotel
over plate item Of news from Kansas
City relative to the jury trial of Mrs.
Kennedy, of that city. This is the way
the sensational Plymouth News. q 10
Chicago Dispatch, cut the mustard in
its Saturday issue. 1t also got the
scsrebead about the Kansas City trial
over the West Baden hotel item. This
is only one instance of the unrelisbility
of sensational newspapers.
All kinds of misleading argument is
being advanced to secure signers to the
remOnstrsnce against paving They
say that they oppose the improvement
because 1t doesn't 60 further north, be-
cause it don't go further south and
various other silly objections. Their
real objection is that they don't want
to spend the money for the improve
ment. These men, when they sign
this remOnstrance, 60 on record as
thinking more of few dollars than
they do of the Osperity and beauty of
our city.
More than q week ago the Daily In
dependent announced that negotiations
were pending which would most likely
result In the purchase of the Novelty
building by an outside concern. The
Independent hesitsted to publish psrti-
culsrs because of the danger of upset
ting the plans of those negotiating, as
is so often the case when newspapers
take hand before the closing of DEAL
In so much as the Plymouth News has