Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.

this noon to attend the exercises.
o. A. SsmuelsoD, of Chicago, trans
acted business in this city today.
Schuyler Fslconburg. of Bourbon
was in this city today between trains.
Mrs. G. w. Metsker came up from
Camden today where she has been Wis
iting.
Senator Parks is on the program of
the state Sunday-school convention at
Shelbyville.
Ralph Leonard has accepted a posi-.
ton as clerk in Albert's restaurant for
the summer.
Remember the Vandslis train for
South Bend at noon leaves at 1901 in
stead of 1912.
Floyd Bunnell took the third degree
of the X. of r. lodge last night at their
regular meeting.
Lott Losey and Adolph Kuhn went
TO Culver this noon TO attend the grad
uatiDg exercises.
Laurie Thompson, of Indianapolis,
spent Sunday in this city with his
brother, Charles.
Patrick Hursen returned from Chi
cagO last evening, where he spent Sun
day with his wife, who is visiting there.
The German township commence
meDt will occur in Wright's opera
house in Bremen, Saturday evening,
June g.
Miss Lizzie StOneburner, of Tyner,
last evening on her way home from
Eikhsrt.
James Anglin, who has been working
in Warsaw, has again accepted the po-
sition of operator at the Western Union
office in this city.
Mrs. Nancy Snepp, of Ssndusky, o.,
went to Rochester this morning, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. j. G. Ringgen-
berg, in this city.
Dr. Deeds went to Indianapolis this
morning to attend the tri-stste meet
ing of the dental associations in session
there today, tomorrow and Thursday.
Mrs. Hiram Resm returned from her
visit in South Bend and will visit her
daughter, Mrs. III. J. Mitchell, q few
days before returning to her home in
Grovertown.
South Bend, Peru, Muncie and FL
wood are the only cities in Indiana
where the Bell telephone monopoly has
full sway and a company of Indiana
capitalists met last week and decided
to put independent exchanges in all of
these places.
James Deloney, wife and daughter
Delldora went to Chicago this morning
to attend the fifteenth wedding ami
verssry of Mrs. Deloney's sister, Mrs.
Dora Franklsnd, which will occur to-
morrow. Mrs. Deloney and daughter
will remain for few weeks visit.
The annual conference of the Mich
igsn district of the German Evangelical
synod will be held from June to 10 in
Laporte. This district has 63 ministers,
&C affiliated congregations and 90 non
affiliated churches. Twenty three of
these churches are in the northern par t
of the state.
1t is reported that one of the leading
furniture factories of Michigan will
use this year mahogany for so per cent
of it's product, and other furniture
makers throughout the country are
making medium priced goods of this
material. 1t is becoming cheaper every
year and its use as q veneering is ex-
tensive.
On account of the condition of his
throat Congressman Brick finds it im-
possible for him to deliver the annual
address to the graduates of the North
ern Indiana Law Schools at Valps-
rsisO. II has been arranged to the sat.
isfaction of all concerned that Attor-
ney Stuart MacKibbin take his place.
South Bend Times.
The total school enumeration of
Indiana, according to the report of the
state superintendent of public instruc.
ton, just issued, is 757 500, an increase
of !, 1888 over the enumeration of last
year. The total number of white
children enumerated in the state is
H2 ,306; last year 1t was 740,928, an in.
crease of 1873. The total number OF
colored children shown by this years
enumeration is 1920; last year the
number was 1906, an increase of IA
The total number of male school chill.
dren-white and colored-is 39l 1888; last
year it was 800, 1856, an increase of l,Oll
The total number Of female school
children-white and colored-this year
is 365, 1913; last year the total was 1885,
2l7, an increase of sill.
From Wednesdays DAILY.
Judge Cspron made q business trip
to Culver today.
Mrs. Garrett Wilson went to Grover
town this morning.
ii. Is Allen went to Bourbon on bus
mess this morning.