Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-08
LOCAL BREVTTTES.
From Tuesdays DAILY.


again after a weeks illness.
Mrs Henry Freese. of South Bend,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Joe Stein is able to sit up today after
a months illness of typhoid fever.
Frank Fields took the first degree in
the Knights of Pythias lodge last night.
Mrs. Henry Burch went to South
Bend TO visit relatives for a few days.
Norman Richards has returned from
Argos and reports his mother some bet
ter.
Mrs. y. Baker returned to Bourbon
today after few dsys visit with Mrs.
w. ID. Lillybridge
The March term of court convenes
Monday. Several heavy cases are Oh
docket for this term.
Scott Wilson and wife, of Valparaiso,
came today to visit Mr.. Wilson's
brother, IN the country.
VIM. kreighbsum returned to South
Bend today after a weeks visit wit
relatives in this county.
Mrs. Amos Michels returned to Chi
csgo this noon after 3 two weeks visit
with relatives IN this city
Wm. Schsfer is moving his household
goods to the farm east of town and ex-
poets to farm this summer
Mabel, Pauline and Donald Schafer
went to Argos this morning 10 visit
their grandparents few days.
Miss Bertha X Bracket, of ClaypoOl,
Ind, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ID. Nc
Donald, for two or three weeks.
Don't forget to consult DIR. Paul, of
Chicago, about your eyeslght Wednes-
day, March 13, at Mrs. NJ. Y Jockeys. lw
Brook bowman, of the Bremen En-
quirer, and Z. g. Mochel, of Bremen,
were in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Stella Brink returned to her
home IN South Bend this noon after
few days visit in this city and Argos.
Joe Davis, of lnwood, is recovering
rapidly from broken hip which be re-
ceived by falling on the Ice few weeks
ago.
Mrs. Geo. Moore returned to her
home In South Bend last evening after
two weeks visit with relatives in this
city.
For Sale "A fifty acre farm three
miles northwest of Plymouth. For
particulars write Henry Marley, Pym-
o1th. 1T
John Zuch, who has been working in
Wolford's cigar factory, went TO Ro-
chester this morning TO secure employ
ment.
Mrs. Alex Henderson returned to
her home at Indianapolis this morning
after weeks visit with relatives in
this city.
Mrs. Alvin Smith returned to her
home in haywood, Ill. today, after q
weeks visit with her many relatives
near this city.
Mr. and Mira. G. +. Pontious returned
FROM South Bend this noon, where they
have been visiting their son, Donald.
for few days.
Will you need to purchase wall paper
this spring? If so, remember the new
stock at the Peoples drug store. You
will save money by trading there. lw
The commissioners have appointed
viewers on the Amos Osborne ditch be-
tween this county and Starke; also on
the Fsirchild ditch between this and
Fulton county.
The following were granted liquor
licenses by the commissioners court:
John w. Wolford. Andrew Morsches,
of this city; Ira j. Kreighbaum, Tyner;
VIM. Overmsn, Culver; +. j. MOchel,
Bremen; Thomas Mccullough, Lapaz,
and Roy Ksnouse, Argos.
The kindergarten association is pre-
pairing for q rummsge sale in the near
future. There are many people in the
city who need the benefit of this sale
and everyone is asked TO donate liber-
ally. Everyone rummsge through their
houses and see If they cannot find
something, as the ladies are preparing
to canvass the city for articles.
The snow disappeared very rapidly
Sunday, laying the ground bare almost
everywhere except in dense woods. The
wheat is looking green and nice,
especially in fields that were well Gov
cred with the plants last fall. A good
wheat crop is badly needed in this
county and it is to be hoped that moth
ing will transpire to ruin the present
fine prospect.
The following jurors have been
drawn for the March term of court:
Grsnd--Wm. Foltz, German; Charles
Grove, Green; Zschariss Tanner, Cen
ter; Phillip Working, Union. Petit
VIM. Skunk, Tippecanoe; Absolom
Miller, North; VIM. e. Gordon, Walnut;
Eli Freese, Morris AgIer, West; George
Keller. Bourbon, John Hasg, III. ii.
Campbell and Fred w. Monroe, Polk;
James Gibson, Center; j ohm w Souder.
Union; Samuel Knoblock, German.
A Knox physician Saturday sent to
the address of one of his patients bill