Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-05-17

Charles wilcox went to LOgansport
today to attend the encsmpment.
Arthur Ward returned to his home
in Grand Rapids yesterday morning.
Matt Bortorff, who is working in
South Bend, spent sunday IN this city.
Several young people from Argos
spent yesterday afternoon in this city.
Clarence Tyrrell, of Bourbon, was
the guest of friends in this city yester-
day.
About twenty people drove to Bre-
men Yesterday and witnessed the ball
game.
Reed Parker's team defeated the
South End team Saturday by score of
90 to 8.
Miss Evelyn Harsh and Miss De-
Moss went to Argos today TO visit
friends
Mrs. Louise kuntZ and children. of
South Bend, are the guests of relatives
in this city.
Morgan HolliDgshead returned to his
home in Chicago today after a few
days visit III this city.
VIM. Martin returned from Chicago
last evening where be has been for a
few days on business.
A special train carrying the Pennsvl-
vsnis railroad officials passed through
this city this morning.
Herbert Kelly returned to his home
in illinois today after a weeks visit
with relatives in this city.
ID. h. Avery, of Culver, was 10 town
today. He has sold his restaurant there
to Major Anderson, of Huntington.
Joseph Schillo, an old soldier, of Ho-
bart, was in this city today on his way
to the encsmpment at Logsnsport.
Freddie Dolke returned from Ohio
last evening TO spend the summer with
his mother Mrs. Edward Geller, of this
city.
A Hebron lady is the possessor of
eighty five shares of Union Pacific
stock. which she has had for some
eight years.
In the Presbyterian Sundsy-school
yesterday when the superintendent
asked for show of bibles ninety-three
were in sight.
Lloyd Slayter and Forest Stevens and
Misses Claire Oyler and Merle Deveny,
of Argos, were the guests of friends in
this city last evening.
Lott Losey, Vern Miller, James Gil
more, Frank Tanner and Howard Jack
son drove to Bremen yesterday and wit
messed the ball game.
Mrs. G.. l.. Long returned to her
home in Valparaiso this afternoon after
a two weeks visit with relatives in the
country west of this city.
Miss Blanche Williams, who has been
suffering with tonslltis for several
years had her tonsils removed by physi-
clans of this city this morning.
Mrs. Alma Kelly returned to her
home at Valparaiso this morning after
visiting her mother, Mrs. Kleckner,
south of this city for few days.
Several old soldiers of this city ex-
pect to go to Logansport to.
morrow to attend the state en-
csmpment held there today, tomorrow
and Wednesday.
BOOSTERS often crow over eggs they
did not lay. Same with people who
sell an imitation Rocky Mountain Tea
made famous by the Madison Medicine
Co.'S advertising. 35c. J. w. Hess.
Annual convention of the Eastern
Indian Christian Endesvor society of
the First Christian church will be in
Muncie May "a, %, and 26. Over 100
delegates and ministers are expected.
Geo. Nearpass, publisher of the Cul.
yer Herald says: q. A. Lambert has
purchased the residence now occupied
by We editor which will necessitate said
scribe to look for new quarters.
The Ohio delegation, now in Cali
fornls, has quarreled because every
mem Der of the party could not make
speech at each of the stops and
functions given in their honor, so they
will travail in two aoctiops
The services of w. A. Reinehsrt, who
was employed by F. f. Janke in the
barber shop, have been dispensed with.
He left this morning for Logsnsport.
Clyde Swindleman will take his place
and Mr.. Glstz, of Bremen, will be en-
plOyed.
Indianapolis Sentinel: The Indiana
national guard will go into camp this
year for eight instead of six days, as
formerly. While the date of opening
the eDcampment has not yet been def
nitely fixed, 1t was stated that it would
probably be fixed for the last week In
July.
The process of examining into the
mental condition of persons believed
to be of unsouDd mind will be slightly
changed under the new law Hereto
fore it has required the services of two