The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-28

bon is visiting HeT daughters In
South Bend this week.
The initial movement to ar
range fair ground at Warsaw
has been taken. The location will
be at Lake Side and it is contem-
plated to expend some $4,000 in
constructing the track and build
ings. Active work will be under
way in short time.
When officials sworn to enforce
law make no pretense OF comply
ing with their oath of Office it
may be safely set down that they
are either incompetent, cowardly
or the recipients of brides. No
other conclusion is possible.-In-
iianapolis Independent.
Pierceton had a disastrous fire
Wednesday morning about four
o'clock. A livery stable with 80
buggies and the same number of
sleighs, also sets OF harness, and
a quantity of feed was destroyed,
and the Touring mill was serious
| ly damaged. The origin of the fire
is not known.
Thomas ]. Mccoy, the Rensse-
laer banker, who Saturday was
found guilty of accepting deposits
after his bank was insolvent was
received "Wednesday at the state
prison at Michigan City. The
motion for a new trial was with
drawn and Judge Farber at once
pronounced sentence.
Singularly enough, the excep-
tionally large crops of wheat and
early apples now being harvested
in southern Illinois are accredited
to the long drouth in the spring,
which at the time greatly alarmed
the farmers. The wheat crop is
the largest and the quality the
BEST ever known there.
Mrs. Clara Winters who has
been, here the last few days for a
visit with her brother, Fred
Steckman and family, returns to
her home in Wenatachee, Wash
ington, soon. She likes the coun-
try very much and states that the
place they live in is growing quite
rapidly.-Bourbon Mirror.
Putnam Cottage in Connecti-
ut, has just been dedicated to
historical purposes by the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution
1t is the building in which Gen
,ral Pntnam was surprised by the
British in 1779 and escaped only
10y his daring horseback ride
down long, steep descent OF
stone steps.
| Detective John Sweeney, Chiei
of the Cincinnati secret service
department, is in Peru investigat
ling the Tresch murder case, ano
he expresses the opinion that the
man now under arrest, John Elan
agan, is entirely innocent ane
THAT the crime was committed by
a negro work hand with Fore
paugh's circus.
/ Brook Bowman is now manac
ing a continuous Performance,
vaudeville theater at Delmar Car
den, St. Louis. The leading care
in She program presented is tn,
Sensational serpentine dancer
Miss Jessie RUSSELL otherwis
Mrs. Bowman. Their little girl
Nellie, also does musical turn
Bremen Enquirer.
The boys who were countr,
correspondents of the Plymouth
Republican twenty-five years age
have made prominent and usefr
citizens. One of them, Ezra Barr
of Chicago, was at his old hom
in Argos this week. He has bee
for many years railway posta
clerk and stands at the head @
the list in his division.
i Miss Maybelle Seelye of Kan
! sas City and Miss Christine Ma
Lehman of Toulan, Illinois, art i
the city the guests of the famil
of A. c. Hume. These youn
ladies are friends of Miss Mar
guerite Hume and stopped her
j. for the Hume-North wedding a
they were on their way HON
from Oberlin College where bot
graduated last week.
Al John c. JiIson and family an
! B. F. Shearg came to Plymout
! Sunday. Mr.. Jilson returned t
: Chicago Sunday evening, bu
e Mrs. Jilson and her father, Nj
: Shearer remained here, and W
learn that their goods will b
: shipped to this city and the fan
lily will again make their home i
: Plymouth. in a part of Mrs. No
I Laren's residence.
Carl Speisshoffer, who wa
lhome from Chicago over Sunda,
}. has just returned from vacatio
S of two weeks spent at Bostor
D New York, Baltimore and Wasf
S |ington. He visited the princip;
. historic points of the war of tn
!, revolution and the first settlemer
t of America in the vicinity {
: those cities and as he is clos
student of history, ne acquire
!; much valuable information.
Often-times IN the sudden line
;, of children IL a reliable remedy
y available fats. consequences can
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