The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1901-05-23

All the laws enacted by the legisla-
ture last winter are now in full force
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Poor went with
,, Mrs, Westervelt to Ocmulgee, Indian
Territory.
Mr.. Oliver who is working at South
Bend arrived home Friday to visit over
Sunday with his family.
Alfred Martin and family of tn
Hamlet creamery visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Schlosser in this city Saturday.
Mrs. Maggie Brosius. of Bourbon,
and Mrs. G. G.. Stoner. of Warsaw stop
ped here on their way home from Lo-
gansport.
Mrs. Work and Miss Barr returned
from Washington, D. G. Friday evening.
after an absence of ten days as delegates
from Indiana to the national convention
of charities.
Edward Shireman, of Milford. stop
ped Saturday and with his family
went with his mother. Mrs. McCalip, TO
Richlsnd Center, to visit his brother
Andrew Shireman.
Mrs. James Ellis was visiting her
many friends in Kewanna last week and
the Herald says party of ladies accom-
| panied her to WInimac Thursday for a
visit in that city.
1t is estimated that fully 10000 per-
sons attended the @. A. r. Encampment
at Logansport Wednesday. 1t was one
of the largest and best encampmsnts
ever held in the state.
Frank Davis. boy 10 years old,
hurled big stone through the by II
feet window of the Owl cafe. at South
Bend Thursday while fighting another
boy. The window cost 5000.
Ed Haslanger and Louis Vending
left for Chicago Saturday morning. From
there they go to Memphis, Tenn. where
MIR. Vending expects to remain, but
Ed will go to Little Rock. Ark.
-Winona Park has beer thrown open
to the public for the season of 1901.
The Pennsylvania depot at Winona is
open and excursion tickets from all
points in the country are on sale.
"A Missouri man recently walked
seventeen miles to see a man hung and
then when the prisoner was resplted the
disgusted traveller sat down in a fence
corner and hoarsely inquired if the coun-
try was drifting back to bar barism.
"A strip of boy ten years old has a
little sister who weighs 16 pounds. and
he gets tired holding her in five minutes.
When he is twice as old how long will it
take him to get tired, holding some one
eIse's sister who weighs 126 pounds?
| Jesse Burkett, who has been at tho
county house for sometime, went to
Bourbon SATURDAY. His SOD, now in Kan
sas. managed to get possession of his
fathers farm worth worth $4,000 and
about 81, 900 worth Of personal property
and the old man now has to find a home
in the poor house.
Every seat in the circus tent was
occupied Friday night and the show is
pronounced one of the best that ever
exhibited in this city. The show fully
maintained its reputation, and exceeded
expectations. The managers are gentle
/ -hO x,lo ha,r olr
ments in disreputable papers, if they
know it.
Armour & Co. " ill enter the whole
sale fruit field in South Bend about the
middle of June. The company has been
arranging at its headquarters in Chicago
for some time to handle California and
other fruits in connection with its i'm
mense meat business and it Is expected
that it will enter the South Bend field
about the time stated.
AS result of the SHIRT waist agita-
ton letter carriers in a number of east
ern cities have adopted combination
shirt and coat, which goes under the
name of "combo." They are light and
reasonably cheap. costing about 50
This shirt coat will look much like the
. regular shirt and coat for summer wear
at distance, and it is only on a near
view that the novelty of the pattern is
noticeable. 1t is neat garment and
we'll adapted for the purpose for which il
has been chosen. 1t has been selected
by the letter carriers of New York fol-
Z. summer wear. and the Boston postmeu
. are low taking the matter of wearing
''combos" into consideration.
The Philadelphia inquirer has been
collecting proposals of remedies for the
tramp evil, from various parts OF Pennsy
lvania, and the trend of sentiment il
hard Oh the "hobo." An Easton expert
proposes that every member of the tribe
ce sent to Jail for long term and fed or
:, bread and water. A Carlisle authority
ad ,ocates hard labor for all vagrants
who venture into that town. Razeltor