Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-20

hunting for girl ever since, and fail
ing to find her, wants his money back
County Clerk Junkin refuses 10 refund
the So
Mrs. OnstOtt, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harry Armstrong, re-.
turned this morning to her home at
Rochester.
Arthur Young and Eall Burw-l,
who have been travelling in the picture
business, arrived home this morning
for few days
j. F. Appleman has moved his house
hold goods from his farm near Pretty
lake and is occupying Thomas Chsney's
house in West Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs Hesly and children re-
turned on the moo train from Logsns-
port where they were called by the
death Of Mr.. HeaIey's father.
Howard Jackson who has been en-
plosed on the railroad at Logansport
has resigned his position and returned
to his home in this city last evening.
The city commissioners were In SEES
sion at the city ball today msking their
final report on the assessments on the
Improvement on North Michigan street
The case of Harriet b. West vs..
a
Francis NJ. Coldwell to quiet title and
ejectment was filed by ii. A. Logan
this morning.
Say "No" to the man who offers
you cheap substitute for Fox's
"ForOx" butter crackers. If you don't,
he wins and you lose. 1t costs less to
make poor limitations.
There has been organized at kokomO
an automobile company thet will place
the vehicle on the market for from 500
to $780, The pr spect of such low
pri rs is encouraging.
The Hawsian womeh's club at
Honolulu debated the question: "ls II
better 10 take Rocky Mountain Tea
not or col1?" Either way 1t msgDifies
your pleasure. J. ". Hess.
A crowd of young folk gathered at
the ST. Joseph hall last evening and
had an enjoyable time, PLAYING prcgres-
sive pedro. Phillip f. Yackee won the
first prize and Miss Crowley the BOBBY
prize.
p. j. earn died at hls home in
several months. The deceased was 56
years of age and leaves q wife and
host of relatives and friends TO mourn
his death.
A new rule has been adopted by the
western railroads for the treatment of
the baggage question, but the old rule
of carrying trunks to the top of the car
before dropping them on the platform
will never be abrugated.
Charles Keller, of Winsmac, has Just
shipped to Auck land, y. L., a white
Wysndotte rooster and two hens, for
which be received S45 The trshspOr-
tstion charges were only so for the
more than 5000 miles OF transfer.
There are some 5000 900 Protestants
in Russia who enjoy religious liberty
with the stipulation that they must be
born of Protestant parents and must
not proselyte. Preaching In nine Ian
guages is heard every Sunday in St
Petersburg in the Protestant churches.
Potatoes are sp to take drop in
Plymouth markets. A Toledo house
has found that Belgium has an over
supply and they have bought large
cargoes at 30 cents a bushel. After
shipment charges are paid the tubers
can be retsiled In Indiana groceries at
sixty cents bushel.
An exchange remarks that home
growD, hand spanked, bsrefooted. hard
listed country boy makes much bet
ter fighter In the battle of life than the
pampered. high-collsred, creased trous-
cred yOuti. of our cities, whose clothes
have always been brushed with wnisk
broom instead of Single.
Ed d. Berg, of Inwood, WAS seriously
hurt one day last week while working
on the section. Mr.. Berg was raising
piece of track when the jack slipped
| and the jack hsndle struck him under
the chin cutting cash about one and
| one half inches in length DIR. KiZer
dressed the wound and MI Berg is
now able TO be out at work again.
From Saturdays Daily.
Rev. D. ). Thornberry's little boy is