Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-04-12
From SATURDAYS Daily.

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home for a few days visit with his
parents.
Mrs. Joseph Whitehead, of South
Bend, came this noon to spend Easter
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Martin, of Elk.
hart, are the guests of relatives in this
city over Sunday.
Jesse Gilmore, of Chicago. came
home today to spend Easter Sunday
with his parents.
There ale twelve candidates for JAM.
tor for the Crown Point court house
The position pays $500 year.
Miss Bessie Reeve, of st. Joe, Mich,
came last evening to spend Easter with
Mrs. Henry Reynolds, on the south side.
Will Wilson came from Michigan
City last evening, where he is employed
by the Prudential Insurance company
DR. Deeds returned from Chicago
yesterday where he has been attending
lectures pertaining to HE profession for
several days.
The bill board that was on the state
bank lot has been shifted across the
street and holds forth on the north side
of the Blsin building.
L. j. Winnings, who has been in the
west representing the Edgertop basket
factory, arrived home last evening
after successful business trip.
Mrs. Carter and daughter, Hazel, of
Columbia City, were in this city today
on their way to South Bend to visit
friends and relatives over Sunday.
Mr.. Vinnidge, who now occupies the
corner store on Lsporte and Center
streets. has rented the Brink building
A. f. Strsng, of Polk township, called
at this office today and like many others
are doing, ordered the Marshall County
Independent to visit him another year
Miss Gertrude Peterson and Miss
Pickerel, of Argos, will leave next Sat.
urdsy for Terre Haute, where they will
take course in the state normal school
The duck shooters have ten more
days to shoot before the law runs out,
and already more birds have been
killed than at any season in fifteen
years.
An election has been ordered for May
in Union and Liberty townships, of
Fulton county, to vote on the PROPOSE.
ton of 500. $50 subsidy for the Cincin-
natl, Richmond Il Muncie railroad.
Miss Crowley has returned to her
home IN New York, sfter spending the
winter with her sister, Miss Emma
Crowley, the school teacher, who makes
her home with Judge Hess and family
Fort Wayne republicans will not
nominate candidate for mayor, but
urge voters to support some independent
democrat. Henry G. Berghoff, now
city comptroller, is the democratic can
didate.
Burglars attempted to enter several
houses in this city last night, but were
unsuccessful in doing so. They entered
the Ross house from the rear, but were
frightened away and did not get any
plumber
Mrs. J. No matter what causes
facial eruptions, absolute cleanliness in
side and out is the only way to cure
them. Rocky Mountain Tea taken this
month will drive them away. 35c.-J.
| w. Hess.
The Chicago Tribune gives figures
showing that 1t costs S24 an acre to
maintain Lincoln Park in that city un-
der political conditions, while w ASKING
Park, with politics barred, costs only
1920 an acre.
MyrOn Chase, A. E. Strsng, Henry
farrell, Ed Monroe, Barney Ross, John
Stull and Nate Bunch constituted the
delegation of prominent Polk township
farmers who were trsnsacting business
In the city today.
Presiding Elder Burton, who has
been assisting Rev. Upston in the re-
vival services at the u. b. church, went
to Donaldson this morning, where he
will attend the quarterly conference to-
day and tomorrow.
Prof. Sprsgue and wife, of James
town, n. 7 =, held spirituslist meeting
at Kuhn's hall last evening, which was
very interesting and well attended.
There are several spirituallsts in this
city, who will form club soon for the
study of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). w. Moore and chill
dren, of South Chicago, are guests of
relatives In this county. Mr. and Mrs.
Moore were former residents of this
county, but have not visited here for
seven years. Mr.. Moore is in the mer-
camille business in South Chicago and
is doing well.
The county commissioners at their
session this week made an sppropris-
ton OF $50 to send VIII Griffin, who is
now an inmate at the Plymouth or
phsns' home, to Kansas, where Mrs.
Work has found place for him on a
cattle ranch. He is son of the late