Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-04-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

| charge OF Mrs. Fr8nclscos millinery.
Joseph Moore ana wife, of Chicago,
are the guests of relatives near this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Horn, of Chi
cago, are the guests OF relatives west of
this city.
, VIM. Schultheis returned to Lima,
o., today after few days visit with
his parents.
Frank Goodwin, the man milliner,
of Argos, transacted business in this
city last evening.
Mrs. VIM. Erwin and Mrs. Ferd
Fribley and children, of Bourbon, were
Plymouth visitors today
Mrs. Z. Z. Weiss returned to Plym-
outh Saturday evening after several
days visit with friends. South Bend
Tribune.
Several w. c. T. L. ladies from diff
ferent places are in this city today at
tending the W. G. T. L. meeting at the
L. 3. church.
Louis Boyer and family returned to
their home in South Bend this noon
after several weeks visit with rela-
tives In Argos.
Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman, New York,
director of the Winons bible confer
ence, bought twenty acres near Winons
lake for summer home.
Norman Richards and four children
went to South Bend this noon, where
they have moved and he is employed.
Mrs. Richards will 60 tomorrow.
Those desiring to take advantage of
the 500 mortgage exemption act
should attend to this matter THE
month. Your application must be re-
newed each year.
Mrs. Moore has returned from the
city. where she purchased the incest
line of resdy.to. wear hats for children
ever brought to Plymouth. Also a
beautiful line for ladies. 2dlw
Henry Smith, one of the smallest
men in the United States, was in this
city yesterday afternoon on his way to
Peru, where he will join the Wallace
circus for the coming season.
About fifty carrier pigeons were sent
here from Mishswska this noon and
were liberated by the Adams express
agent. They circled around the city q
few minutes and then flew toward
home.
The funeral of David Schafer &C.
CURED this afternoon at o'clock at
the residence, conducted by Rev. w. E.
Mckenzie, with interment at Oak Hill
, cemetery. About thirty old soldiers
were in attendance.
William Coleman, of Oklahoma, is
visiting in this county with his many
relatives. Mr.. Coleman was born and
raised in this county, but moved to
Oklahoma about fifteen years ago and
this is his first visit home.
Joseph Riddinger's property on West
Jefferson street caught fire this noon
from a train on the Vandalia railroad
and was very badly damaged by fire
and water, Mr.. Hosimer and family
were occupying the house.
Mrs. Claude Whitney, of Argos, was
in the city today doing some shopping.
She has been q faithful subscriber of
the Marshall County Independent and
while here arranged to have it con-
tinue to pay its weekly visits.
&. w. left left today for Michigan
City, where he has rented room and
will put in q restaurant, at 2l3 Frank
lin street. VIM. Murphy has moved
his family here from FIT. Wayne and
has accepted the position formerly held
by Mr.. left.
A. G. Snyder, who has been living in
Mishawaks for several years. was in
the city yesterday. He purhssed his
fathers farm of SO acres In Polk town.
ship aud was here on business pertain
ing to the transfer. Incidentally be re-.
newed his subscription to tfAe Marshall
County Independent.
The Independent is in receipt of a
copy of the Ell PasO, Texas, Times
through the courtesy of Charles III.
Curtis, who is at present in charge of
the FL Peso branch of the international
Correspondence schools, main head
quarters being at Scranton, Penn. Mr..
Curtis address ia Room IL, Morehouse
building, Ell Paso, Texas. His friends
will be pleased to know that he has not
only recupersted his health, but is sue
ceeding in business as well.
| DIR. r.. b. Short, of Union Mills, Ind,
the representative who had the Wood
medical bill in charge In the house in
the Indiana legislature, says of its
effects: 1.-THE bill Is causing large
numbers of Christian Scientists
throughout the state to retire. The
laws of all the states surrounding In
diana are just as stringent against their
practices as lie our new law. l cannot
observe that the law is operating to
drive out of the state any other class of
practitioners"
Indianapolis Press: A mayor of q
northern Indiana city asks the state
| hoard of hoolth uhot IN do with phvoic-