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SECURE CIRCUS TICKETS
15 NEARLY HERE
ELKS ENJOY ANOTHER PLEAS
ANT AND ENJOYABLE EVENT
From Wednesday' Dally.
The Elks' looVe last evening
held a most enjoyable stag party
at tlio club rooms in the Coales'
block, which wan attended by
about sixty of the members of the
order. The evening was one of
great pleasure to nil those attend
ing, and the committee arringing
tho affair certainly covered them
selves wilh glory in conducting
the delighlful occasion. One of
the principal features of the even
ing was the sumptuous luncheon
served to the company. The
luncheon was in the nature of an
imported affair, all the articles
entering into it being imported
for the occasion, and the words
of praise for the spread were loud
from the participants of the en
joyable lime.
Keeps Fine Establishment.
). K. I'armele, the liveryman, is
engaged in keeping up wilh the
procession by having his buggies
and carriages all repainted ami
decorated for lb' use of I he
patrons of his ham during the
coming season. Mr. i'armele
sees I hat his vehicles are kept up
in line shape, and he has a very
able assistant in John Hoelel, who
has charge of the back line and
keeps his team and hack in lirst
class shape.
RE-ADVERTISE FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF WALK
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS EN-
, M. llob
class of
church
home of
From Wednesday's Pally.
The young ladies of J
ertson's Sunday school
the First Presbyterian
were entertained ut the
Miss (iertrude Morgan last even
ing, Misses Crete Mriggs and
(.iertrude Morgan being the hos
tesses on this ocaesion. When
ever invited to the Morgan home
Iho guesls always anticipate a
lino time, as they are most hos
pitable entertainers, and the an
ticipations of (he guesls were
fully realized in the entertainment
afforded them last, evening. The
hostesses hail planned a number
of amusements with which to fur
nish entertainment, fur their
guenls. One of Ibese plans ma
terialized into the nature of a card
game known as "ghost," which
created considerable merriment
ami a soi l of rivalry in not being
the ghost. Another game was in
troduced during the evening which
was also very pleasing. It was
also a sort of card game in which
Iho chief aim was that of making
words with the b iters on each
card. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan then
told the guesls of I heir eastern
trip, and some lime was spent in
looking at photos of different and
important points, which proved
very interesting. The hostesses
served deliciom refreshments,
consisting of ice cream and cake,
and at a lale hour the guesls dis
persed, declaring I hey bad had a
most delighlful time.
The city council, at their meet
ing Monday evening, decided to
readverl ise for bids for the fur
nishing of material and construc
tion of sidewalks and cross
walks in Ibis city. The first ad
vertisement brought out only one
bid, ami Die council desired lo
give everyone! an opportunity to
gel in if they desired, so I he bids!
will be received at the next, coun
cil meeting on May ll. The bid
I bat, was received was not, opened
and will be passed over until Hie
next meeting.
Hello, sonny! Hun an' tell yer
boss that Deacon Smart's here to
buy twenty jol!ars worth 'o dry
goods an' 'groceries to git two
circus tickets frc. Yer ma 'low
ed 'at now I'm a Deacon in the
church 'at I'd be bleeged to cut
out the circus bi.ness, but,
shucks, sonny, I ,jePt got to take
yer to see Iheni animals an' help
educate yer. So put me down fer
a sack 'o sugar, ".no; Monarch
canned goods, ', and1 say, I'll
git yer ma an' Mary Ann each a
silk dress, that'll be another
$10.00. I Mow yei dad ain't no
slouch at spendin' the long green
lo git circus tickets fer nothin'.
Yer ma lold Mary Ann 'at she
'lowed lo come down and trade
'nuff lo git two tickets an' take
yer herself, so I got up early an'
beat her to it. JIa, ha I bo, ho! I
tell ye, folks 's has lo HIKE tor
keep up wilh Ole Man Smart.
SMART by name an' SMAHT by
nater, by gum! !reat cats! let
me out the back door. Here conies
yer Ma an' Miss Dillberry now.
Mum's (he word, st.nny.
One of the Most Extensive Shows
But Two as Large In
the World.
You Can Prevent Hog Cholera
Kil! Hog Worms
and Have Fat Hogs.
Don't let Hog Cholera and Worms teare yoult' on
easy matter to prevent them. This positive fact I
vouched forby thousands of Farmers and Hog Raisers
In nearly every state In the Union. Just feed with
the dally hog ration a small quantity of
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PROF. KOLBABA'S RECITAL
TUESDAY EVENING MAY 6
Marshall, Dentist, Coates blook.
As one of the features at tho
recital given by the pupils of the
Kolbaba Violin school on Tuesday
evening, May (i, will bo Iho ap
pearance of W'ilma, Hie lillle 5-year-old
daughter of l'rof. Kol
baba, who will assist the class in
the rendition of Hie closing num
ber on llii program, "America."
This lillle miss is a wonder on
the violin ami her playing has at
Iracled Hie attention of musicians
wherever she has appeared, and
universal admir:ton has been
expressed at her laienl, and it, is
freely predicted that, she will lie
come famous in time on Hie
violin.
The Finest Horses on Earth Car
ried With the Yankee Rob
inson Circus.
Without question the horses of
the Yankee Robinson circus and
Texas Hill Wild West are the
llnest ever carried with a travel
ing concern. These horses are
all young and of I he very highest
class. They have several blooded
animals, all of which are display
ed in the horse tents free of
charge. If you come to town for
nothing else than the parade, do
not fail to go lo the horse tents
and view these fine animals. At
tendants are on hand lo conduct
you through the stables and no
charge is made for this service.
Al l'laltsnioulli Monday, May 5.
Mr 8. Thompson Sick.
From Wednesday' Dally.
For the past week Mrs. J. L.
Thompson has been quite sick at
her home on Vine street, and for
several days her condition was
quite serious, but she is apparent
ly improving slightly and her
family have great hopes that in
a few days she will be ablo to be
up and around. Her illness has
been the cause of much regret to
her many friends throughout the
oily.
Cards of Thanks.
Wo desire to express lo our
friends ami neighbors and mem
bers of the lire department, our
deep appreciation' of Iho assist
ance they rendered at the de
struction of our homo by lire on
Saturday afternoon and for sav
ing for us what they could of our
properly. An occasion of Ibis
kind is one that shows how valu
able friends are, and our friends
certainly came lo the front in
splendid shape lo help us.
V. M. Mullis and Family.
To those who so manfully
worked Saturday afternoon to
save our home from catching tiro
from the eonllagralioir at the
Mullis home wo desire to return
our most sincere thanks, and
while words are not capable of
expressing our feeling of grati
tude, still we take this method of
thanking the neighbors and fire
men who labored so hard to save
our home.
Mrs. Jacob Slenner and
Family.
Without a doubt one of the
most iuleresling features of a
circus is the unloading . of the
show and its equipment. Im
mediately upon the arrival work
commences. The men are divided
into squads, named according to
their respective duties. The
squads are known as the car, tent,
slake, animal, driver, cooking and
ring squads. Early in the morn
ing all but the last named squads
are at work.
The animal and driver squads
are at work as soon as the switch
ing has finished. The horses are
fed and harnessed. The drivers
are divided into two classes, those
who take tho wagons, tents, poles,
etc., to the show grounds, and
those who drive the teams that
assist in the unloading'.
There are six teams and drivers
employed in unloading the Yankee
Ilobinsoi Shows. Three teams are
used in hauling the wagons down
tho inclines from the cars to the
ground. Three more teams are
employed in taking tho wagons
from Iho edge of the incline to a
place out of the way, so work will
not be impeded by waiting for
those who are employed in taking
I be wagons to the show ground.
One man hooks a rope to the
wagon first in line, while two more
men are busy guiding Hie tongue
from one car to another dow n I he
incline. To the rear of the
wagon another rope is fastened
so as lo steady it as it goes down
I be incline. One man is busy
working with this rope, which is
wound about a stake well fastened
to the unloading car.
Two or three teams are hitched
lo each wagon to take it to the
grounds. 'There are about ten
such squads busy with this de
livery work.
While this work is going on the
animal squads are preparing their
animals for removal. They unload
them and take them to the
grounds, whore they are carefully
groomed for the morning parade.
Three hours is sufficient lime
for the unloading and transfer
ring of all equipments.
There are about one hundred
men in these squads, each squad
having its own boss. Tho work
ing of those squads is very sys
tematic, so as lo economize time.
Tho economy of time is one of the
chief aims of the management of
largo circuses.
The big shows will come lo
rial ismoiii n tuoiuiay, April .
Reserved seat tickets can bo bad
at. Weyrich & lladraba's drug
store. Then you can avoid the
rush al the ticket office on the
show grounds.
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PLATTSMOUTH. Phones : Ind. 206, Bell 71 NEBR,
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JUNIOR GUILD OF ST. LUKE'S
PARISH ELECT NEW OFFICERS
From Wednesday's Daily.
The Junior Guild of St. Luke's
parish met with .the president,
Mrs. T. P. Livingston, last even
ing for the election of officers.
Tho following officers were select
ed for the ensuing year. First
vice president, Mary Donnelly;
second vice president, Violet
Dodge; secretary, Jessie Robert
son; treasurer, Marbara Clement.
After plans for Iho work of the
iluild were discussed some very
delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess, which were
very much enjoyed by those present.
NEW AND UP-TO-DATE ENTER
PRISE FOR PLATTSMOUTH
from Wednesday's Dally.
This afternoon John W. Crabill
and E. II. Schulbof were passeng
ers for Omaha, where they will
purchase their slock of Victor
talking machines, Victor-Victro-las
and records for their new store
wnicn win do opened snortlv in
the rear room of the Crabill
jewelry store. These gentlemen
will run a first-class, un-to-dalo
'slablishinent and will handle the
latest talking machines, and their
stock of records will consist of
the latest productions on the mar
ket. The establishment of this
store will till a long-felt want
lero, as it has been impossible lo
secure any of the late records
without going to Omaha to pur
chase, and with Ibese excellent
gentlemen in charge the public
an rest assurred I hey will bo
treated righl.
First Picnic Breakfast.
V'rom Wednesday's Dally.
Yesterday morning at tho early
hour of (') a merry crowd of young
ladies wended their way down to
the river for an early breakfast.
A huge fire was built and the
breakfast was deliciously pre
pared by I he young ladies. At 8:30
I bey returned, having had a very
delightful' lime, but the only
drawback was thai they had to
climb the hill for school. -Those
that participated in this joyful
event were: May Martin (Menu,
Lydia Todd, Wanda Ramsey,
(iladys MeMaken, Ola Kall'enberg
er, Sophie llild, Mildred Snyder,
Margaret Albert and Miss Maddux.
Have you tried tho Forest Rose
flour? If not, why not? It is the
best flour on tho market and is
sold by all dealers.
To See the Great Eastwood Oil Cook Stove Demon
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Hot weather is coming. Buy early and get the very best
To Appear Before Commission.
Tho City Council has directed
mo to appear before the Railway
Commission to represent tho city
in its protest to tho increase of
telephone rates on May 8th. Fiery
citizen is invited to make a writ
ten statement of your objection to
an increase in telephone rates and
mail same to me or leave same at
my office on or before May 5lh.
A. L. Tidd, City Attorney.
NOTICE.
AH persons knowing them
selves to bo indebted to the firm
of Robert Sherwood & Son will
pleaso call at the store and settle
on or before the 12th day of May,
or tho accounts will bo placed in
the hands of a collector to secure
payment.
Robert Sherwood & Son.
See EASTWOOD,
Plattsmouth, Neb. The Cass County Hardware Man
POLICE CHIEF RAINEY GETS
SEVERAL WEEKS' VACATION
From Tuesday Dally.
This morning Chief of Police
Hen Rainey secured a lay-off of
a few weeks to attend to tho re
moval of his implements to the
farm on Speck's island, in which
he is interested, and he will 'go
there to see that the work for tin
coming season is gotten untie
way in proper shape. Tho islam
is a very fertile piece of groum
and I he boys should secure a larg
crop off it Ibis season, as every
thing is favorable for a splendid
season, and tho high water failet
to do any damage to the land. Th
farm will bo in charge ofWes
Kalasek and Frank Ashenbrenner,
who will reside there during the
summer months.
To admire, to love, to regret, is to
live, SfU'l grout writer. Do not let the
regret bo brought on !y a cough or cold,
which if t routed wheu it first appeared
would have euily been controlled. Allen's
Congh Balsam brings welcomed relief in such
cases. Contains no harmful ingredients.
85c, EOc. and $1.00 bottles at all dealers.
keep it Handy
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when accident or vnddfn plcknem 1
comes, nothing U more vteful than f
I rnuf mvTm'l
InTftlnalile
forOiarrhtPt,
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PERW
DAVIS
I PAIR I
KILLER.!
Released on Parole.
Fred Ohm, who has been con-
lined in tho county jail for some
months, has been paroled by-
Judge II. D. Travis for a period of
one week on bis god behavior, and
if ho is able to keep in the
straight and narrow path he will
be allowed to continue to enjoy his
liberty. The authorities decided
to give him an opportunity to se
cure employment where he could
earn some money, and during the
few days ho has b"en out ho has
been busy working and it is to be
hoped ho will continue to keep out
of trouble.
OIIDEK TO SHOW CAL'SK.
In the District Court of Casa Count. v.
Nebraska.
In the Matter of the Application of
ueorge JS. Kyan, Uuardlun of Joseph
Klton Kyan and Arrhle J. Kynn,
Minvrs, to Sell Keal Estate.
Now on this 4th day of April, 1913,
this cause came on for hearing upon
the petition of George E. Kyan,
guardian of tho persons and the prop
erty of Joseph Klton Kyan and Archio
J. Kyan, minors, praying for a license
to sell the Interest of his said wards In
the following described real
estate to-wlt: East half of
northeast quarter ( 10 N. K.
'4), Section slxteeen (16), township
ten (10), range nine (9) east, in Cass
county, Nebraska, In which real estate
the said wards own an undivided one
fifteenth (1-15) each, and lots thlrteeen
(13). fourteen (14) and fifteen (15), in
block four (4), Village of Alvo, Cass
county, Nebraska, In which said wards
own each an undivided one-fortieth
(1-10), or so much of said real estate
and of the Interests of said wards
therein na It shall seem to the court to
he for the best Interests of said wards.
It la hereby ordered by the court and
adjudged, that the next of kin, and all
persons Interested In said matter, ap
pear before me at chambers at the City
of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, at the hour
of 1:30 o'clock p. m on the l!0tli (lay of
May, 1913, to show cause. If any there
be. why such license be not granted to
said petitioner.
It is runner ordered mat a copy oi
this order bo published In the l'latts
mouth Weekly Journal for three weeks
successively next Immediately before
the date of said hearing.
Given under my hand at the city of
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on this 4th day
of April, 1913.
HAUVEY P. TRAVIS,
Judge of the Dlstrct Court.
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