The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-07-07

rived InurS0ay evening ioI VlSlG Ol
two days with his parents In this city.
Cashier JACOB FL. Plain took $780,
OPS from the German-America bank
at Aurora, ILL.,, and lost it speculat-
ing in steel. This is plain case of
stealing.
The Culver summer naval school
opened on Wednesday with LIS stu
dents from twenty different states.
This is the third season for the sum-
mer school.
Men wearing overcoatS on the first
day of July was something new in Ply.
mouth, but the thermometer, like the
democratic party, does not seem to
know where it is at this year.
The past few weeks have been good
weather for wheat, and several far
mers ia this vicinity Will have fair
yields. But there will be no great
demand for harvest hands.
Adam Wise, Plymouth attorney,
is being doomed for the democratic
congressional nomination. He will be
Adam Wise man If he turns down the
pTopoSition.-Bremen Enquirer
E. A. Skinner, of Elkhart, trustee
IF the Ames- Golden clothing company
which was forced into bankruptcy re-
Gently, has settled with the creditors
of the firm for cents on the dollar.
Rev w. w. Lineberry went to Ell
wood and Indianapolis Friday and will
spend several days looking after the
interests of the NJ. p. church at vari-
GUS points in the south part of the
state.
Que hundred and three deccndents
of the late Mrs. Elizabeth English at
tended her funeral al Denver Ind.
There were eight children, forty-seven
grandchildren aud one great-great-
grandchild.
The oldest love letter in the world
is In the British museum. 1t is
proposal of marriage for the hand of
Egyptian princess, and 1t was made
$500 years ago. 1t is in the form Of
an inscribed brick.
The Fort Wayne s. Goshen electric
line, which started out two years ago
with a Goshen franchise and a prom
lse to begin work within 90 days, is
nearly at the end of its time limit and
no signs, not even in the wind.
The ordinance committee of the
Laporte council has been instructed
to draft an ordinance providing
stone pile for working tramp, punish
ing those who harbor or feed trampS
and otherwise discouraging the tramp
nuisance.
The recent supreme court ruling
that the law of 1903 extending the
terms of county officers is uncopstitu-
tlonal will have the effect In this
county of shortening by one year the
terms of the county treasurer, auditor
and clerk.
The Holiness Christian Church will
hold their annual camp meeting at
Koontz's Lake three miles west of
Tyner, from July 1st to 10th. All are
welcome. Reduced rates on all rail-
roads. Rev. j. w. Fee is in charge
of the services.
St. Louis will. after this week,
have entertained three democratic ma
tlonal conventions and one republican.
Tilden and Hendricks were nominated
there in 1916; Cleveland and Thurman
in 1888. Mckinley and Hobart got
their nomination at ST. LOuia in 1896.
Mrs. RoSenhaupt and children ar
rived from NewYork Friday afternoon
accompanied by Miss Speyer of that
city. Mrs. Rosenhaupt will spend
several weeks here at her old home
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Sig
mund Mayer before returning to her
home at Spokane, Washington.
There are sections of farm land in
Central Illinois that for several years
in succession yielded an average of one
hundred bushels of corn to the acre.
1t is needless to say that the owners
Of these lands are in an exceedingly
prosperous condition, and that they are
enjoying the results of their efforts.
BY order Of the post Office depart
ment each rural mail carrier must
keep an account of the condition of
the roads over which he travels and
send 10 his report an accurate account
of impossible places and how much
attention patrons along the route give
to keeping the roads in passable con-
di ton.
Mrs. Will Anderson who resides in
Central Mexico, and has been visiting