Marshall County independent., 1901-05-03
From Saturdays Daily.

morning to spend sunday with her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton and children,
of Tippeesnoe, were Plymouth visitors
today.
c. T. Msttingly, who is sick at his
sisters home in Nashville, Tenn, is re-
ported some better.
Miss Mae Romig and her mother
went to South Bend this noon to spend
Sunday with friends.
III. A. Shsmbsugh purchased basket
seat buggy of Ketcham 81 Wilson yes
terdsy. 1t is beauty.
Charles Heflick was arrested on the
charge of drunkenness today and fined
In Mayor Jones court.
Miss Nettie Myers, of Bourbon, came
down this evening to spend Sunday
with friends in this city.
Mrs. Chas. Wilhelm and daughters,
Wilda and Cleta, of South Bend, are
the guests of relatives in this city.
The Independent is in receipt of the
Purdue university year book. 1t shows
the school to be comprehensive and
practical.
Mrs &. G. Burns returned to her
home in MOnrOeville, Ind today after
weeks visit with relatives in this city
and Argos.
Mrs Lulu Williams, of Kensington,
ILL.,, is in Culver visiting her mother,
Mrs. Nj. Carl. She will remain about
three weeks.
Nelson Rodgers was taken with q
nervous chill while at work in the Re-
publican office this afternoon. He has
been very sick.
1t was rumored today that Teddy
Soules has been appointed postmaster
and that he has already picked Chris
Lolomore as his deputy.
w. NJ. Vsnderweele and little son
came up from Burr Oak on business
today. The little fellow was taking
very good care of his papa.
Hon. c. w. Miller has authorized the
South Bend Tribune TO state that he
has decided to become candidate for
attorney general of Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Burch, of Ke.
wanna, were the guests of friends and
relatives in this city today on their
way to Warsaw to visit relatives.
The Laporte Herald devotes a half
column trying to get the people inter
ested in Fourth of July celebration
every day that news is scarce. Happy
thought
My lover built a house for me and
tried to warm it with his flaming heart.
1t did not work as you will see until he
got me Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. j.
W. Hess.
The graduating class of our city
schools drove to Bremen last night.
where they attended the Bremen school
commencement which was held at
Wright's hall.
Rumor has it that an important deal
is in progress by which considerable
capital from Chicago will be invested
in one of South Bends numerous man
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Miss Carrie Boss, of Bourbon, came
home last esening to spend Sunday
with her parents. She has been Sc
lected as Second grade teacher for the
next term of the Bourbon school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lindquist re-
turned today from Chicago, where they
attended the commencement exercises
of the Hahnenmsn medical college, of
which their son, John, was graduate.
MIR. snd Mrs. Simon Carver returned
to their home in Boyd City, Idaho, to-
day, after a four days visit in this city
with relatives on their way home from
Ft. Wayne, where they spent the win
ter with their daughter.
Mrs. Paul Butcher met with very
painful accident this noon by which she
had her arm broken between the elbow
and shoulder. She was decending the
front steps at her home when she
slipped and fell with the above results.
w. F. Hostetler, who had charge of
the Lapaz schools this past winter, is
now connected with the South Bend
commercial college. Mr.. Hoststler is a
fine penman and otherwis, aptly
equipped to be useful in such sa insti-
tuition.
Percy J. Troyer, one of the active
young democrats of North township, is
attending school this summer in Mar
ion. Mr.. Troyer has taught several
very successful terms of school and the
Independent is pleased to note that he
is taking every opportunity to keep
abreast with the times in his chosen
work.
Louis Ludlow, who scared up mos
of the Indianapolis Press political
news, will remain in Indianapolis for
several months. Mr.. Ludlow has
enough correspondence to keep the
wolf from gnswing an entrance
through his front door. Eventually he
hopes to 60 to Washington. ID. G., and