Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.


/ the Pan American exposition.
Miss Lena Becknel went to Warsaw
this morning, where she will visit her
aunt.
Miss Msude Holloway, of Grover
town, was Plymouth visitor this fore
noon.
Harry Linkenhelt, of Rochester, was
for few hours today the guest of
friends.
Mrs. Watson arrived this morning
from Arcola to visit the family of Isaac
| BabcOck.
Miss Amelia like, of Manila, is in
this city the guest of her sister, Mrs.
NJ. A. Jones.
Mrs. James Mcdonald went TO Walk
erton today noon where she will visit
her daughter.
Miss Kate Sullivan went to Chicago
this morning, where she will remain
for some time.
Rev. y. Is. Mathes returned at noon
to his home at Goshen after visiting
Rev. j f. Hartman.
\ new cement sidewalk is being
cupied by Abe Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walters left this
morning for South Bend, where they
will make their future home.
Rev. Ii. Ii. ksttmann, pastor of the
Reformed church at Poland, Ind, is q
guest with Rev. Hartman and wife.
Mrs Emma Spscy arrived today
noon from Frankfort and is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X.
Harris.
The Chicago American has a half
million dollar damage suit on hand as
a result of it's attack on the gas trust
of that city.
Mrs. Myron Bell went to Valparaiso
on the morning train, where she was
called by the death of her cousin, Mrs.
a. J. Forbes.
Mrs. ID. II. Jackson and Miss Rose
Ball returned this morning to their
home at Englewood after visiting
friends in this city.
VIM. Walburn, of Lafayette, who has
been visiting his brother, Chss. Wal
burn, left this morning for Hanna,
where he will visit his sister
Mrs. Mary Z. kintzel, of Mentone,
who has been visiting at the homes of
+. ID. Stansbury and Charles kintzel,
left this morning for Fsirdale, Ill.
Mrs. Charles WhoIter and tive little
daughters, who live in Walnut town
ship, went TO south Bend today noon
where they will visit several days with
friends.
Rev. A. b. simpson, of New York,
in his sermon delivered Sunday, pre-
dieted the end of the world in thirty
years. He said all signs point to Christ's
early coming.
Ask Ticket Agent j +. Hsnes,
Plymouth, Ind, about very low fare
to Buffalo, in effect over the Pennsyl-
vania lines Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays for coach excursions.
Charles Bauer, a former resident OF
Bremen, and a brother of Jacob and
Adam Bauer, of Bremen, died at
ing for over ear from parslytic
stroke. lie was 81 years of age.
Messrs. and Mesdames w. NJ. Ken
dali, Chss. Wilcox, Smith Pomeroy
and James Spencer, of Bourbon, weut
to Argos this morning, where they will
attend the nineteenth reunion of Co. ID,
73rd, at the home OF David McGriff.
The government has issued an order
that no wooden or home made boxes
can be used on the rural mail routes.
One of the fourteen kinds of boxes rec
commended by the government must be
used or person cannot receive any
mail.
The town board of Rochester re-
jected all bids for sewer system to be
constructed in that city on the grounds
that they were too high. The bids
ranged from $50, $3.50 to S24,7iz5O.
+ Woods, of Decatur, was low man.
Other bids are now asked for to be
opened October q.
George Bentel young married man
of Inwood, while out in the country,
near Riverside, looking for COW that
he desired to purchase, got too near the
heels of colt that was running looee
in barn yard, and received painful
kick in his side from the colt Bentel
claims that one of his ribs is fracture 1,
as result of the kick, and now wants
500 damage from the farmer.
Michael Foeckler, an old and highly
respected resident of German township,
died last Tuesday night at his home,
three miles northwest of Bremen, on
the farm where he has resided for the
past fifty five years. The deceased was
10 years old and was the father of nine
children, seven daughters and two sons,
all of whom are living and reside for
the most part in st. Joseph and Mar
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