Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-11-09
Lafe Bud.

eafe Bud.
LATE Bud travels for q crayon por-
trait house and registers from Phila-
Ielphia.. He studied bookkeeping. but
not curing for coffee and d~ougnnutS,
ne decided to be q travelling salesman
and can ride with the windo down.
He is Is years old and a been mar
Fted four times and still carries a cane
and uses perfume. Mr.. Bud was Kicked
out of q hotel at New Paris. Ohio, last
st. Patrick's day for eating with an
rang spoon and WAS recently black
balled out OF a suit clu MIR. Rud lost
his first position as Il commercial sales
mar for entering Il charge of 81 for
breakfast at Switz City. Ind. in his
expense account.
Miss Fawn Lippincut.
Miss Fawn %ILppincut is Il clever rcci-
tuttonist and trims her own hats. She
Is just mannish enough to get Il seat
ON q Niagara Falls excursion or buy
chewing gun at a cigar store. Miss
honestly, as her father tore paper for
the first production of 1.-THE Two Or
phans." at Vrbana, Ohio. and later
wrote sorno creditable calliopc music.
Miss Lippincut writes: IL Mas just
II little child when father was struggl-
ing with his first calliope scores. and I
can remember distinctly OF seeing him
wv VIZ w " "a SiSh N~AA1eN -
brush. The notes were as large as GRO
quot balls" Miss Lippincut is tho au-
thor OF How to Hold Your Husbands
Love Through the Rhubarb Season."
and has sent many recipes to the
newspapers that show marked literary
ability.
Constable Blum.
Constable Newt Plum is one of those
rare characters whom nature some
times raises put of most inhospitable
soft. Mr.. Plum was born in 1S45 on a
fertile farm in the Mad River valley
near Pickrcltown. Ohio. After exhaust
ing the rude educational facilities at
hand. young Plum was dispatched to
a famous western college. where his
astonishing pole vaults bewildered his
classmates. Leaving this institution
splendtdly equipped he entered the Gin
ctnnati law school. where he finished
in fine form. With only a surplus of
something over $4,000 he started out at
tho ago Of 30 to make his way. Being
n man who could driak or leave it
alone. he loon found himself In Indiana
working as a common field hand, saw
Ing his earnings through the day and
playing pool Mt night. Finally wan
dcrIng over into Brown county. of the
Same county. of the same state. Mr..
Plum struck an off year n WIS
nominated and elected constable. an Of
iiNC III AdS OCCll IE.ClGCJCu " LOT IIdIly
without interruption. So it will
he seen that after battling with all the
h%ardships and yicissitudes of life,
which are SO often the common share
of h worlds greatest celebrities. Mr..
Plum q emerged triumphant.
During Mr. Plum's many year nf
service as constable he has only been
thwarted once.
Prof.. Glenn Harner.
Prot. Glenn Harner IL the organizer
and director OF the Brown County Sill
g COrnet band. which plays on the
slightest ~pr0vOcatiOn. Mr.. Harner was
identified with many of the earlier
minstrel shows and talks most enter
tatnfngly OF having been poisoned on
canned corn twice and Of once walk
ting home from Albuquerque, N. M.
He has shaken hands with William
jennings Bryan three times and during
the last campaign, he and his band