Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-04-19
Tbe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, APRIL l9, 1901.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays DAILY.

Workmen are putting i'll new drain
age pipes at the Pennsylvania depot.
Gil. Grant has accepted the position
of night operator at the o. NJ. Tower.
Miss Ida Fisher, of Hebron, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Mckenzie.
Judge Collars and son, Fred, of Fort
Wayne, transacted business in this city
today.
Mrs. NJ. W. Simons went to Fort
Wayne this morning to visit friends a
few days.
Miss Francis Hanes is the guest OF
relatives and friends in Chicago for a
few days.
The Wallace circus will open their
season at Peru, April q, with larger
show than ever before.
Gideon Blain and Carl Kloepfer re-
turned from Ann ArbOr this morning to
spend their spring vacation.
Mrs. Oliver Newcomber returned to
her home 10 South Bend today after a
few days visit with relatives here.
Louis Vending came home from
Mishawska this noon to attend the fun
eral of bic grandmother, Mrs. POhl.
Mrs l. 5. Mscklin returned to her
home in Chicago today after few
days visit in this city with relatives.
L. H. Vanscoik returned from the
Lsrwill ssnitarium this morning, feel
ing much better after a few days treat
ment
1t is said that 1000 pounds of poul-
try will cost less TO raise than 1000
pounds of beef, and Will sell for almost
twice as much.
Grandma Hathaway, who lives near
Pretty lake. is reported sick again. She
cry is doubtful.
Rocky Mountain Tea will cure your
rheumatism, indigestion, constipation,
all blood diseases if taken this month.
Csc. j. w. Hess.
DIR. w. F. King, of Columbus City,
was the guest of Rev o. ). Thornberry
yesterday and attended the meeting of
the medical association.
e. w. left, car inspector at the Penn
sylvania depot, has resigned bis posi-
ton and will move to Michigan City,
where he will run restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Csssius Stephens, of La
porte, came today to be the guests of
old friends and relatives in this county.
They formerly lived south of this city.
Chss. Wiltfong returned to his col
lege work in Chicago today after at
tending the meeting of the Marshall
County Medical association, and visit.
ing relatives.
in Chicago and will move there the first
of May. He will be located in the bar.
Der shop which is run in connection
with the Lexington hotel.
Mrs. ID. ). O'Brien. of Grovertown
was in this city today. Her mother
Mrs. Francis Yesger. died last night at
her home in that place, after an illness
of several weeks. She was % years of
age.
One of the best papers presented at
the convention of physicians was the
one on "Ansesthesia" by Charles O.
Wiltfong, former Plymouth boy, but
now of the college of physicians and
surgeons, of Chicago. His friends here
will be pleased to know of his rapid
advance in his chosen profession.
When the school enumeration calls at
your home this month don't get mixed
I'D and think it is the assessor. Give
ell information freely, and hand in all
the names of your family including the
domestic who is making her home with
YOU. Every child enumerated between
the ages of six and twenty-one will go
that much towards lightning the school
tax and will add to the tuition fund.