Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-12-13
From Thursdays Daily.

haln or snow In the northern portion
tonight. Warmer Friday.
j. W. Maxey was a passenger on the
morning train to Bourbon.
|. w. Kyser, of Argos. changed cars
here today on his way to South Bend.
George Thsyer went to Chicago this
morning in the interest of the Novelty.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Swearingen returned
today noon from their visit at South
Bend.
G.. A Reeve sent to Peru this morn
ing in the interest of the telephone ex-
change.
Howard Helm left today for Argos
where he has employment in the stove
factory.
Mesdsmes Charles Becknell and w.
E. White, are the guests of relstives at
Culver.
Miss Emma YOckey is assisting
Miss Anna Dunn in her photograph
gallery.
Miss bessie Warner was called to
LspsZ today on account of the sickness
of her father.
Frank Brooke returned last evening
from South Bend, where he has been
visiting bis sister.
George Mckinney, of Burr Oak, was
the guest today of his son, G. II. Nc
Kinney and family.
Consult DR.. Paul, of Chicago, about
your eyes and ears at the home of Mrs.
NJ. Y Jockey, Dec. Is.
Mrs. Green went to South Bend this
afternoon where she will visit couple
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Pettis returned on the noon
train to her home in Culver after visit
ing friends in this city.
j. S. Kinsey was a Plymouth visitor
today on his way home at Bremen
from visit In Illinois.
Miss Francis Emerson has returned
from South Bend and is employed in
the office of the Novelty.
Rev. Long will preach Sunday morn
ing at kuhn's hall, the regular place of
meeting for the Christian church.
The Logsnsport Kindergarten school
has been abandoned There was not
sufficient support from the public.
). yesterday after q pleasant visit in
this city with relatives, returned this
morning to his home at Crestline, ..
The Christian church at Valparaiso
advertise that it wants 100 or more
married men to attend Sundsy-school.
Mrs. 5. G. Thomas, who has been the
guest of her niece. Mrs. Horner, re-
turned this morning to her home at
Warsaw.
Mrs. A. Nj. Harris and daughter, who
have been visiting her parents in this
city, returned today to her home at
South Bend.
James OBrien, who had his finger
badly lacerated Tuesday at the Novelty
is getting along nicely and will soon be
able to return to work.
DO not fail to see the beautiful line
of holiday goods at the Peoples drug
store. You will find the best selection
there and prices the lowest. 1w
Adam Trisinger, aged 76, residing at
Lapsz, Ind. and who was hit over the
head with whip by unknown parties,
Is slowly recovering his speech.
Harry Vinnedge, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Vinnidge of this place, and Miss
Julia f. Metheny were married at Chi
cago, where they reside, last Sunday.
A New York pickpt cket lifted 9
diamond studded watch from a promi-
nent official the other day and now, in
stead of getting time, he is serving it.
Rev. Long, the pastor of the Chris
tian church, arrived today from Penn
sylvanis. He moved bis household
goods to this city where he will make
his home permanently.
John Heckert and wife returned this |
morning to their home at Benton |
HsrbOr, Mich. They have been IN this
city for the past three weeks during |
the sickness and death of his father,
Jonas Heckert.
Mr.. Benedict Who lives North of |
Plymouth. while working yesterday at
the Novelty works had his right hand
caught in the Emory wheels, crushing
the first finger DIR. Aepinsll who was
called amputsted the finger at the
third joint.
The state board of health has sent
out the following statistics for the
quarter just ended: The total number
of births was 1909. OF this number
there were 5,576 white males, and 5,l24
females, colored males, 147; females,
162. There were l02 plural births.