Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-01-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.

business today.
John Hitch, of Bremen, was PlYm-
outh visitor today
A girl baby is reported at the home
of Marion Harris.
b. NJ. Seybold went to south Bend on
business this noon.
For sale A fresh cow. Enquire of
Milton Cook, Twin Lake. ldlw
Emma Koontz is assisting at the
recorders office this week.
Arthur Moore spent Sunday in South
Bend the guest of friends.
Joseph Hayes. of Bremen. was in
this city on business today.
Howard White, of Fl. Wayne, is the
guest of friends in this city.
Henry Forest, of Chicago, was in this
city on business last evening.
Mrs. Showecker went to Bourbon this
morning TO visit friends today.
Mrs. Charles Clancy. of Valparaiso,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Morgan Hollingshesd went to South
Bend on business this morning.
Daniel X. Harris is reported quite
sick at the home of his son, Marion.
VIM. Schoonover and son, Charles, of
Argos, were in this city on business to-
day.
Geo. Brundage, of Fort Wayne, is in
this city visiting old friends for a few
days.
Chss. Now, of South Bend, was the
guest of friends in this city last night
on his way to Chicago.
Henry Mitchell and wife were called
to Elkhart yesterday by the death OF
Mrs. MitchelPs sister-in-law.
DIR. Asphalt, W. +. Leonard, DR.
Vets. Bert Reeve and John Flshrity
went to Bourbon on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grull returned to
South Bend today after q weeks visit
in this city with relatives and friends.
Mrs. ;. w. Scott returned to her
home in Chicago today, after q two
weeks visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. NJ. steward returned from South
Bend this noon where she has been Wis
itng her daughter, Mrs. Bondurant, for
few days.
J. y. Wilson returned from New
Carlisle today where ne performed the
Masonic burial services yesterday at
the funeral of an old friend.
Prof. Isaac Brown, of Rochester, was
in this city today on his way to South
Bend where he speaks to the school
children today and before the farmers
institute tomorrow.
Marriage licenses were issued TO the
following yesterday afternoon: Joseph
A. Wagner and Mary f Banks, Frank
lin Hsrbert and Mary Miller, BERTHE r.
Csstlemsn and Stella Scheuermsn.
1t Is fact worthy of note that while
not single ex-governor of Indiana is
alive, the widows of nearly or quite all
who have been governors of the state
within the past forty years are still liv-
ing.
Marion Goddard. of Monroeville,
Ind, has been visiting with his brother,
George {. Goddard, south of Plymouth,
the past week. From there he will 60
to Maxinkuckee to look up real estate
before returning home.
Irving Jones, of Wheeler, aged IL
years, is rapidly becoming bald and the
local physicians are puzzled as no treat
ment has been found to help it. The
boy has never had any illness that
would have that effect.
The supreme court has decided that
building and loan associations which
go into voluntary liquidation cannot
charge more than straight eight per
cent interest for the loan, and no pre-
MUM. This is hard blow to the
highway robber institutions of the
state, justly observes an exchange.
Reports to the comptroller of the cur.
reIcy show the condition of the ma.
tional banks of Indiana, exclusive of
Indianapolis, at the close Of business
December 81, as follows: Average re-
serve, 1882 per cent; total resources
S75. lao. 321.79; loans and discounts
S37 ,728, OS3 .73; individual deposits, S46,.
ll5,62l49.
President James f. Mcdonald and
Secretary Charles Downing, of the state
board of agriculture, have fixed the
time for the state fair. 1t will be held
the week beginning September 16. The
Sovereign grand lodge Odd Fellows
will Lave its meet at Indianapolis al
at the same time the fair is in progress
and it has been arranged that the can
tons shall give competitive drills
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
afternoons.
From Wednesdays Daily.