Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
From Wednesdays DAILY.

FROM wednesday DSllY.
Rev. ). NJ Yenn spent the day at
Valparaiso.
&C. Wink moved his household
goods to Bourbon yesterday.
Mrs. James O'Brisn and little son
have gone to Michigan City.
Hon. e. h. Reeve and son, c. A
Reeve, spent the day in Chicago.
Mrs Benhsm, who resides on Plumb
street, is reported on the sick list.
Frank Kleber drew the box of cigars
given away at the Phoenix last evening.
The Plymouth Blue Ribbon club
organized their Mandolin club last eve
ming.
James r. Goddard, of Twin Lakes.
made business trip to South Bend
today.
Miss Carrie Boss, of Bourbon, at
tended the Whist club at Hills cafe
last evening.
F. G. easier, who is working on the
Vsndslia railroad at Logansport, spent
the day in this city.
A couple of the small children of
Mrs. w slker, who died Monday, will be
taken to Brightside.
r. Z. Kloepfer left on the early morn
ing train for Chicago, where he will
purchase holiday goods
Mrs. l.. McCrscken, of Cleveland, o.,
arrived yesterday and will visit Mrs.
McLsren for few days
Mrs. James Spencer arrived this
morning from Bourbon and is the
guest of Mrs. Herbert Love.
Mrs. Mary Keller, of Warsaw,
changed cars here today for Tyner,
where she will visit friends.
The Kentlsnd Fair association has
gone out of existence, like about all
the county and district fairs.
Mrs. Spencer arrived this morning
from Culver and is visiting at the home
Vi uCi OoukntCiy MID ClOCit AOVos
Miss Lors McGowen returned this
morning to EIkhart after visiting rela-
tivss in this city and at Twin Lakes.
At the Whist club last evening which
was held in Hills cafe, Fred Stelnbach
and Miss Mary Brown won the first
prize.
Miss Mile Lish, who has been visit
ing at the home of her uncle, II. b.
Allen, returned this morning to her
home at GrovertOwn.
James O'Brien returned this morn
ing from GrovertOwn and he reports
his brother ID s. O'Brien, little better,
but still in semi conscious condition.
Mrs. Robert McCsnce departed this
morning for Chicago, where she will
spend the winter with her daughters,
Mesdames Nj. j. Franklin and William
Miller.
Mrs. Joel M. Shively, mother of ex-
Congressman Il f. Shively, and q resi-
dent of st Joseph county for half
century, died at South Bend Sunday,
aged 70 years.
Perfection is the product of ex
perience. 1t took 30 years of ex-
perienee to make possible the perfec-
ton of baking attained in FOx's
"Forex" crackers.
The funeral services of VIM. j.
Hand, who died at his home in Culver
on Dec 8, were held at the M. +. church
in Argos today at o'clock. Interment
in the Maple GROVE cemetery.
Prominent Methodists are arranging
for the publication of church paper
in this state. Indiana has relatively q
larger population than almost any
other state, but has no Methodist pub
LEGATION.
Jesse Johnson, age Is, and Miss Brs-
sic johnson, age 10, died at their home
near Monterey with diphtheria. The
young folks we're well known IN this city
having visited here several times with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Weidner who
moved to this city from Argos on Nov.
3, returned today to their home. While
here Drs. c. f. and G. f. Holtzendorff
and Dr. Eley performed an operation
on Mrs. Weidner.
Jerome Herff, late democratic candi-
date for state treasurer, when inter
viewed in Indianapolis said: 81 believe
that after the reorganization of the
Democratic party next month our OPP
ponents will not find the Democratic