Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-29

at 1877 q. N. has changed time and is
now due here at 1923 a. IN.
Miss Emma Kreighbaum, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Jacob kreighbsum, near Twin Lakes,
returned today TO Elkhart.
Drs. Stevens and Aspinsll held con-
sultstlon over nit. Heckert, who is
quite sick at his home on South street,
near the Pennsylvania depot
John Ii. Chase and wife, after visit
ing at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Lsuer, returned this morning to
the soldiers home at Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Msrchsnd. of Larwill,
changed cars here this morning on their
way to Rochester, where they sill visit
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Shswley.
Mrs George Fetters, who was called
here by the sickness and death of her
father, Henson McDutfie, will return
tomorrow morning to her home in
Ohio.
There were four cases of small pox
reported at Wabash yesterday. The
victims have been quarsntined and
school at one building has been dis
missed.
Mrs. Jacob Cook, Otto Cook and
Albert Candy and wife returned this
morning to their home at South Bend,
after attending the funeral of Mr..
Hsgenbush.
VIM. O'Keefe retired last Saturday as
trustee of the new novelty in the north
ern part of this city, and Saturday
afternoon he treated the boys to cigars
and apples.
Remember the teachers meeting
held at the Huffs opera house in Argos
on Friday and Saturday. A very inter
estibg program has been srranged for
the occasion.
Only by families in which there are
hunters or who have good friends WHO
are hunters can the luxury Of quail on
toast be enjoyed. The new law pro-
| hibits the sale of Qnaile.
Indiana Y. NJ. G. A. gained Is
percent over last year. There are 33
associations; membership, 6,540; ex.
pense was SCI, 900. Real estate is
owned valued at 100000.
Six or eight large brick buildings are
contemplated in the district recently
destroyed by fire at Knox. With
these new structures almost the whole
business portion will be of brick.
Jacob Kaufman, marshall of Bremen,
passed through this city last night on
his way TO Winamac to arrest man
by the name of Snyder, who is wanted
at Bremen for stealing an overcoat.
| Used by the ladies of fashion all
over the world. lt's without doubt
the greatest beautifer ever offered the
American women. 35c. Made only
by Madison Medicine Co. }. w. Hess.
Samuel A. Frevert has sold his farm
five and one-half miles northwest of
this city and will remove to Nappanee,
where he will engage in the hardware
business with his brother, E. f. Frevert.
Announcements of the Evsngelistic
services to begin next Sunday under
the auspices of the Plymouth
churches. were distributed this after
noon by lay workers of the several
churches.
Mrs. j. w. Pitchett, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
McDuflie and who also attended the
funeral of her grandfather, Henson
McDuflie, returned this morning to her
home at Marion.
There was $1,000 fire at the winter
quarters of the Wallace show at Peru
yesterday morning. The large brick
elephant barn, together with 800 tons
of hay, was destroyed. There was
1000 insurance.
The oleomsrgsrine business in Indi-
ana paid the government In internal
revenue during the year $2O7 ,036.02. OF
this amount manufacturers paid $l,S75.
$4,000 was paid by retail dealers, and
the remainder by the wholesale dealers.
Governor Durbin is now more than
ever in favor of the legislature provid-
ing governors residence in Indisnap-
oils, and it is likely that in his message
to the next Legislature re will recon-
mend that an appropriation be made
for such purpose.
The strange condition of George
Wilt, at Muncie, is puZzllng the physi-
clans. He received slight cut on his
finger and came near bleeding to death
because the flow of blood could not be
stopped. He received the cut early last
week and on Sunday the blood was still
flowing. He apparantlv has no fibrine
in his blood to make it coagulate. He
once bled for two weeks sitter having q
tooth extracted. He is very pale and
weak and if something does not inter
vene he will die.
A new pocket lantern has been in
vented which will prove valuable and
con venient affair for many people and
especially for burglars. 1t is round,
about an inch and half in diameter
and eight or ten inches long, with a
hull'a ava of Ulaaa i'm ona end When