Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-29
From Wednesdays DAILY.

will this morning.
DIR. Brown and wife went to Indian
apolis this morning.
Mrs William Harris is the guest of
relatives at LspOrte.
Norman Miller transacted business
at South Bend today.
Mrs. l.. X. Ocker is visiting her
mother al South Bend.
The county commissioners convene
next Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seiders are visit
ing relatives at Chicago.
Mrs. Daniel O'Donnell spent the day
with friends at Donaldson.
Miss Jessie FARRELL, of Tyner, went to
South Bend on the noon train.
Edgar Rodgers will spend Thanks
giving with relatives at Valparaiso.
Misses Obey and Ella II eminger went
to South Bend on the morning train.
Owen Disher and Harry Fuller were
passengers to South Bend today noon.
Misses Niger and Csvnah, of Canton.
o., are the guests of Miss Della Ogles-
bee.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Davis, of Warsaw, was a
Plymouth visitor today on her way to
Tioss.
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city the guest of her sister, Mrs. r. +.
Brown.
Miss Rose Smith went to Chicago TO
day noon to spend Thanks giving with
her sister.
Mrs. Charles Shaded and Miss Bertha
Hasg will visit in South Bend over
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. r. b. Oglesbee departed this
morning for Ligonier, where she will
visit over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. James Mckee changed cars
here this morning on her way to In
wood from Bruce Lake.
The city public schools closed this
evening until next Monday morning on
account of Thanksgiving.
K. X. Brooke and family will be the
guests at the home of their daughter in
South Bend over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Rose baum, of Argoe, who bae
been visiting Mrs. Aaron Jones, left on
the morning train for South Bend.
Mrs. j. r. Losey left on the morning
train for Englewood, where she will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dickson.
December 2 is the day they give
premiums away for the biggest aud
best corn at Allman's, The Big Store.
Mr.. and Mrs g. s. Nicely and Mrs.
w F. King, of Columbis City, are Wis
iting Rev and Mrs. o. S Thornberry.
Peter Hahn, of Bourbon, went TO
South Bend today noon, where he will
visit his son, George Hahn and family
Maurice Mckenzie will go to Vslpn-
raiso this evening to spend Thanks
giving with school friends on College
Hill.
Mrs, NJ. +. Pershing who has been
quite sick for two weeks is somewhat
improved but not able to be out of the
house
Miss Maggie Witwer, after visiting
Iats -. asfx in,
Lakes, returned today to her home at
South Bend.
Mesdsmes Frank CLANCY, Rebecca
CLANCY and Applemsn went to South
Bend today noon where they will spend
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Hiram Wilhelm, of South Bend,
who have been visiting at the home of
F. II Durham, eft on the morning
train for Walnut.
Samuel A. Frevert, living 81 miles
northwest of Plymouth on Lsporte road,
will offer for sale at public auction all
his personal property on Dec. 3. 1w
Mrs. Homer Watson returned today
noon to her home at Elkhsrt, after Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Butcher, since Monday.
Miss Emma Holem will arrive home
this evening from Columbia City to
visit over Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Holem.
The Plymouth bowling team will
play the return game at South Benz
tomorrow and large number of Plym
outh people will accompany the team.
Mrs j.. w. Hess left today noon for
where she will spend |
with her son, Emory, |
who is attending the Wabash college 10
that city.
There will be preaching at the
school house next Sunday i'm
after the Sunday school. |
Rev. NJ. Crews, of Iuwood, is expected |
to preach.
Rev. g. w Switzer, of Laporte, was |
10 the city today on his way to Royal
Center where he lectures tonight. Rev.
Swiizer and Mr.. Mckenzie are prepar-
ing the program for the Battle Ground
Camp meeting, and they are planning |
early to secure the best talent.
The Scottish Rite Masons of Indj-
ana have contributed $500 to the Indi-