Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-01
From THURSDAYS Daily.


TODAY.
The Ladies Parish Guild met this at |
ternoOn with Mrs. James Reeve.
William Huff, ST., and VIM. HUFF, ir., |
of Bremen were in this city on bust
ness today.
John FOgle, of South Bend, who has
been SICK for several days, is reported
worse today.
Mrs. Charles Hall aud children, of
Indianapolis, are the guests of relatives
south of this city.
J. Emerton left today for WInni-
peg, Manitoba. 10 the interest of the
Clizbe Bros. Mfg. Co.
John Sill, an old resident of this
county, died at his home near Argos,
Thursday, Feb 81, aged SO years
On next Tuesday night the ladies of
Plymouth Eastern Star Chapter will
give "Musicslette" to the members.
A E. Place, of Tyner, has sold his
property at that place and expects to
move to South Bend in the near future.
The express companies are making
arrangements with the rural route mail
carriers to carry express both ways free
of charge.
Luther Helpmsn went to Indisnsp
Oils this noon to visit the legislature
few DAYS and will be the guest of Sen
ator Parks.
Ella Thornburg is reported no better
and the doctor says he may finger for
several weeks, but Will never be able to
be out again.
The young people of this city will
give the Bourbon crowd return dance
Thursday evening, March :, at the Cen
tennial opera house.
Charles Detwiler, who has been work
| ing in Eastern Pennsylvania for several
months, is here visiting bis many rels
tives and friends for a few days.
The mum Der of acres of farm land In
the county as reported for 1900, is 222,
| 1913; number under cultivation, l49, 9O6;
in pasture lands, 1l,l77; waste lands,
$3.50.
The amount of delinquent taxes in
the county at the time taxes were due
for the year 1899, was 49,, 9SS %, de-
crease Of ST SOB IL over that Of the pre-
vious year.
Twenty one people drove to the home
of John McFsrlIn, near Twin Lakes,
last evening, where they were royalty
entertained. A bounteous supper was
served and all report an excellent time.
The funeral of Jacob u Baker &C.
Cured at the Paramount church, north
of this city, this morning, conducted by
Rev Willis Logan. The remains were
| laid to rest In the Paramount cemetery.
Tie corn yield in the county for 1900
was 2.OI9,O2S bushels, or 1924, 634 bushels
over that of any year previous since
1894 Oats yield was 1,O55,OSS bushels,
or 5724l2 bushels over that of any year
previous since 1894.
Mrs. Rose Wade and son returned to
their home in Beaver City, Nebraska,
this morning after visiting John Boss
and family since Christmas. Miss
Laura Boss accompanied them and will
visit for several weeks.
The following ladies of Argos Hive
| No. IO7 visited Wide Awake Hive and
attended review last evening: Mes
DANES Reed, Lipps, Pickerel, Ohler,
Matheney, Moore, Pickerel, Zehner,
Leland, Hoffman, Nelson and Shindler.
| j. Is. Roweli, former resident OF
lis city but now of Goshen, spent last
night with friends in this city. MIR.
Rowell was in very poor health when
he left this city, but his many friends
will be glad to hear that he is fast re-
gaining his health.
There has been organized in this
county a Marshall County Poultry,
Pigeon and Pet Stock association with
the following officers: President, Leroy
Stale, vice president, II. A. Armstrong:
treasurer, Garry Cummings; secretary,
f. b. Carey. A meeting will be held on
next Saturday afternoon, March 2. at
Firemen's hall. All interested are in
vited 10 be present.
The Chicago Times Herald today
contains description of how country
boy, who was formerly night-clerk at
hotel in this city, is trying to secure
job In some large hotel In Chicago.