Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-08

Linkyille Notes.
The scholars and teacher of Buffalo
school visited with the Radabaugh
school last Wednesday. The Radsbaugh
schOol returned the visit last Friday.
VIM. Scofield is hauling carload of
corn to LspaZ, which he sold to Mr..
Linkenhelt, to be shipped from there.
Frank Winrotte tried his luck at fish.
ing through the ice at the Lake of
Woods Friday.
Welcome Miller, in passing across
fields from his fathers home to his
own. concluded to change his mode of
riding. The wind was blowing sharp
in his face and he reversed his position
on the horse. The horse stumbled,
throwing him and hurting his leg con-
siderable. causing him TO walk with
cane.
Charley Morgan is very sick at his
home east of here.
Meetings are being held at the Pitts
burg church north of here.
Miss Sarah Shsfer is visiting with her
mother and other relatives here.
Miss inez Wiltfong spent last Sun
day with her grandmother, at this
place.
Geo. koOntz passed through here
with Nosh Stuckey's buggy on his sleds
last saturday. He sold it to q gentle
man in Plymouth.
Mr.. Ewald aud wife visited with
their sous, al south Beno, lsst week.
Mr.. A bear took some cattle to Argos
last week.
VIM. Radsbaugh has rented the farm
of VIM. Scofield, known as the Shafer
farm, and intends moving this spring.
The Baker school will have three
more weeks of school, owing to a vaca-
tion on account of measels among the
scholars.
Burr Oak.
Mrs. Mat Lowry, of Walnut, has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Coleman, who are very poorly
with lagrippe.
About twenty-five of the young peo-
pie from Culver spent the evening in
Burr Oak Wednesday with Miss Eva
York. A pleasant time is reported.
John Alley, wife and daughter, who
we're reported last week as being sick
with lsgrippe. have not improved very
much.
Geo. Overmyer. of Chicago. spent
Sunday with friends In Burr Oak, re-
turning on the early train Monday
morning.
Rev. Mattox did not reach Burr Oak
last Sunday to fill his appointment.
Owing to poor health. Mrs. Loring
resigned the presidency of the young
peoples meeting, and Miss Eva York
was elected to fill the vacancy.
l.. Keen has moved into the property
of w. F. Wilhelm, formerly occupied
by Daniel Hahn.
Jas. McGOvern has purchased nice
outfit of furniture to begin housekeep
ing with and will be snugly situated in
his own home in q week or two.
A large number of Culver people are
attending protracted meeting in Burr
Oak
Samuel II. Alley wes in Knox Mon
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Vsnderweele are visit
ing friends in Knox this week
Mr.. Adams, of Virginia, formerly of
Starke and Marshall counties, is back
looking after some business matters.
Mr.. Adams is 81 years old. He was a
soldier in the Mexican war. He was
also sailor in his younger days for
number of years, and visited many of
the principal ports in the world. His
health Is not good at present, as he is
just recovering from an eight weeks
siege Of lagrippe.
On March IA, the Ladies Aid society
will have sale of articles which they
have made, at the residence of Thomas
Carver. They cordially invite sll to
attend. A suitable program will be
arranged. The proceeds of which ssle
are to apply towards that portion of
the church deDt which they assumed.
Rev. Pressnell, of the Wesleyan
Methodist church, was visiting in Burr
Oak yesterday and also attended Rev.
Austin's meeting Monday night. He
starts for bis home In the southern part
of the state Tuesday morning. lie has
been absent from home preaching since