Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-01-18
From Wednesdays Daily


f.. l.. Light, of Warsaw, was IN this
city on business today
CO. Ysrk, of South Bend, trans
acted business here today
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Baker went to
Warsaw today to visit friends
Mrs. Homer Watson, of Elkhsrt, is
the guest of her parents, Mr. end Mrs.
Paul Butcher.
c. w. Hartman returned this noon
from Frankfort, where he has been Wis
iting few days.
George W Mack and wife returned
to Benton Hsrbor, Mich, today after a
weeks visit with relatives here.
a foreclosure suit was fled yester-
day against Dinner NJ. Martin and
Others in which So, $50 is demanded.
Miss Anna Dorsey, of Brightside,
left last evening for salem, \ d., with
two children whom she will place in
homes in that city.
Mrs. o. q. Moorey and children re-
turned to their home in st. Joe. Mich,
after few days visit in this city with
friends and relatives.
Sheriff Bondursnt returned from JEFF
fersonyille last night st II o'clock.
Ex-Sheriff Marshall went TO LOgsns-
port on account of his absence.
w. f. Leonard, jr., is in Chicago
where he has accepted a position as
floor superintendent of the Illinois
Electric Transportation company.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Cullinger and
children returned to their home in
Davenport, L., today after a two
weeks visit in this city and Rochester.
Frank Janke returned from Indian
apolis last night He attended the H.
sugural ceremony of Gov. Durbin Mon
day and spent yesterday in Louisville,
Ky.
Mrs. o. 5. ThOrnberry went TO Col
umbis City this afternoon in response
to telegram stating that her mother,
Mrs. Geo. Nicely. was very i'll and not
expected to live.
Rev. Robert p. Burton, of Elknsrt,
was the guest of Rev. r. J. Parrett
last night Rev Burton is the presid-
ing elder of the Warsaw district of the
- Josenh conference
Next week last week of McHenry &
Co.'s closing out sale, next door to A IL
mans. Dry goods, cloaks and suits at
unheard of prices. No reasonable o!ler
refused for anything in the house.
Warren ID. Hill will have a public
sale q: his residence, two and One-half
miles south of Tyner and five and one
half miles west OF Plymouth On the La.
porte road, on Wednesday, Jan. %, 1891
William r. Fishback, lawyer and
journalist, died Tuesday morning. Mr..
Fishback WAS editor of the Indisnap-
oils Journal during the seventies and
at the time of his death was master in
chancery in the United States court.
In the case of Garn vs.. Zehner de-
msnding S78 damages for failure TO de-
liver cattle according to contract. the
jury rendered verdict awarding earn
damages of $57, also making Zehner
pay the costs of the suit which were
about Sl20.
MISS Ida Elkins, of Rochester, has
been appointed teacher In the schools
of Cuba Miss Elkins graduated from
the high school in Rochester and has
taught there for about four years. Her
many friends in this city will be glad
to hear of her success.
Little Charlie Scott, school boy,
was bitten by dog last evening while
on his way home from school. The
dog was sitting In front of George vi
nails grocery, watching it's masters
team, when Charlie reached out to pet
it and was badly bitten on the hand.
The finance committee of the Go
shsn common council has completed an
in vestigatiOn into the accounts of City
Clerk Israel ID. Wolfe and has found
that he is short about 81 500 in his &C.
counts with the municipality. Gam
bling and reckless living are said to be
the cause of his downfall.