Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Ira Lambert is sick With measles


took the first degree of the X p. lodge
last night.
Trustee Gardener and John HOit.
man, of Bremen, were in the city today
on business.
Harry Cowan, of the Heinz pickle
works, went to Pittsburg last evening
on business.
c. Hartman, of Titlin, O., visited with
mis- brother, Rev. J f. Hartman, in this
city, over night.
Miss Carrie Graves, of South Bend, is
the guest of her cousin, Alma Reed,
south of this city.
Mrs. Josiah Jscoby returned from
Chicago today, after visit OF several
days with relatives.
Virgil Candy returned to South Bend
this noon, after weeks visit In this
city with his family.
Joseph Kleinheinz went to COlfsx
this noon where he Will visit relatives
and friends for few days.
John V. Ashley went to South Bend
this noon where he will visit relatives
and old friends for few days.
Mrs. George Clark returned to her
home 10 Lsporte last evening after q
weeks visit in this city with relatives.
For SsIe-A fifty acre farm three
miles northwest of Plymouth. For
particulars write Henry Msrkley, Plym-
outh. 1t
VIM Ormsn, Bert Beerbower, Walter
Williams and Jacob Vogt went to La
porte this noon as witnesses In the
Cross trial.
Elkhart county has 90 licensed sa-
looms, 90 being 10 Ekhsrt and 81 at
Goshen. Nsppanee and Wskarusa each
have three.
Michael Sullivan returned to his home
in Chicago today after a two weeks
visit with his mother who is In very
poor health.
The city council has made provisions
for the appointment of another city
night police. The appointment has not
vet been made.
The Modern Ssmsritsns, of Elkhsrt,
expect to initiate 100 new members on
March %, which will make total en-
rollment of $40 in that city.
Last week two large timber wolves
were killed near Hamlet, Starke county
1t is reported that there are S great
many in that neighborhood.
Mrs. G. w. Bundy and daughter,
Lena, of Rochester. were the guests of
relatives in this city today on their way
to South Bend to visit relatives.
Washington Kelly is moving his
household goods to Oak Park, Ill
where he will live with his son, How.
ard, and daughter, Hattie, who are To-
Gated there.
James Wi;kizer and family returned
from Notre Dame this noon TO spend q
few weeks on his fruit farm here. He
is conducting branch fruit farm neal
NOtre Dame.
| Mrs. Adam Bsugher went TO South
Bend this noon TO make that place bel
home. They have moved their house
hold goods to that place where Mr.
Baugher has been employed for severa
months.
II. h. WhitlOck, of Walkerton, is IL
this city, and says he will move hit
family here in few days. He ssy'
/ after living in a good many dif1eren
towns in this state. he can find none al
good as Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Woodland sn(
children of Logsnsport were the guest
of friends in this city last evening OIL
their way to Colorado where they arr
taking their son Harry IN hopes of bene
fitting his poor health.
Oakley Hoham, son of Jacob Hoham
Will leave in q few days for FL Psso
Texas, where he will remain for few
months In hope of benefiling his healtf
which has been very poor for severa
months. He will also visit New Mexico
Instructions have been given to thu
superintendent of motive power of thu
shops of the Pennsylvania company a
Fort Wayne to begin the building o
300 box cars of 10000 pounds capacit'
as soon as the works at the shops Will
admit.
There are said to be 10000 visitor
at Hot Springs, Arkansas, ut the pres
ent time. The popularity of this fam
Gus health resort is steadily Incress
ing. Thousands are being benefited b,
bathing In and drinking of the water o
these world-fsmed springs.
Representative Bonham is prepare,
to introduce in the house bill exempt
ing from taxation real estate up to tn
value of $1,000 owned in Indiana b.
any honorably discharged soldier o
sailor in the civil war. Mr.. BoHhan
. says the bill has the unanimous az
prOvsl of the &. A. X. and he expect
1t to pass.
, The grand jury which is to hear tn
, Brill attempted murder case in whic
: Attorney f. z. Weir was the victim
wae called at 1920 o'clock YESTERDAY