MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1913.
THE NEBRASKA MILITARY ACADEMY
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
The NEBRASKA MILLITARY ACADEMY offers to the loys of
Nebraska and surrounding slates, the advantages of a first class Mili
tary School close at home. Fireproof building, good equipment, splendid
care and instruction; a school where the individuality is developed, where
there are no failures. Prepares for college and business.
School open September 17. Enrollment has begun.
For information apply to
B. D. HAYWARD, Superintendent
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA
MRS. EMMA 0. PETflTT
FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
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From Friday's Dally.
This morning in lh oihYe of
District Clerk .lamps Huberts. .n a
.-nit for divorce was tiled, ntith'd
Knmia O. I'd lilt vs. Frank J. l'.-t-tilt.
Th' plaintiff, who i a resi
dent of l.oui-ville, -tales in her
petition for divorce that she was
married on .Tuly :i. I'.iO',. at Hast
ings. Neh. The petition recites
that the defendant ha heen guilty
of meat cruelty toward the plain
tiff and that he has faile, to pro
vide for the main! anance of the
-aid plaintiff and tin minor child.
The petition al-o a-ks that the
cu-tody of the child he triven to
the mot her.
FUNERAL OF LITTLE CHILD
OF MR. AND MRS.E. R.IHRE
Frnm Friday's Dailv.
The funeral of the ;l-months
old child of Mr. and Mrs. U.
Ihrie of this city was held at Ma
nilla. Iowa, la-t Sunday at the old
horn of the family. The little one
i a I heen sick for a short time
with -ummei- complaint and
-leadily ;rew wor.-e until Saturday
I'VriiiriL'. when it pas-ed away and
was taken hack to the old home
for hurial. The sympathy of the
many friends will uo out to the
hereaved family in their los ,,f
t heir beloved little one.
Card of Thanks.
We wi-h to thank our- friends
and neighbors for I heir kindness
-hown us at the death of our in
fant. Mr-, and Mrs. F. It. Ihrie.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
OF THE METHODIST
CHURCH ELECT OFFICERS
From Friday's Daily.
The Ladies' Aid society held a
very intere-tiny and pleasant
meet iny in the chur ch parlors
vesterday afternoon, at which
time they were delightfully enter--taiiie.)
by Mes.james Oe.uye Kaf
fenberyer. . F. Habbill and Miss
Flla Kennedy. Most of the lime
duriny the busines- sessjon was
taken up in clo-iny the ear's
work, and the ladies found that
the past year had been a most
successful one and one of the best
they had ever known. The ladies
al-o held their annual ejection of
oth'rers. and elected Mr-. W. L.
Au-lin. president: Mr.-. Helen
Mauzey. first v ice president: Mrs.
Thomas Olenn. second vice presi
dent: Mrs. Val Hurkel. secretary,
and Mrs. Maryaret Mauzy, treas
urer. The remainder of the aft
ernoon was vvhiled away m a most
enjoyable social time, and in the
meantime the hoste-sc- served a
charminy luncheon, which yieatly
added to the pleasures of the aft
erno. m.
Fop Sale.
One .10-foot tower Sampson
windmill and one 8 horse power.
Inquire of W. CI. Mejsinpcr, six
miles west of Plat tsmouth, or call
phone No. 2522. 8-1 9-t fdvtw
Saint Catherine Academy,
Jackson, Nebraska
A boarding school for young women, conduct
ed by the Sisters of Saint Dominic, accredited to the
University of Nebraska, approved for Normal Train
ng. For catalog apply to
The Directress
Saint Cathrine Academy
Jackson, Nebraska
PASSENGER TRAIN NO.
14 IS DELAYED SEVERAL
HOURS NEAR LA PLATTE
From Fridav's Dally.
Last eeniny the passengers on
No. 1 over the I'.mlinirl on had a
most delightful experience on the
way down from Omaha. The
train left the metropolis on time.
Init when it reached the whi-llini
po-l. just north of La Platte, dis
covered that a freight train in
front of them had pulled out a
drawbar from a car and was -tailed
on the track, and il required
several hours to yet I he tr ain out
of the way in order that the pa-.-enyer
could yet Ihrotiyh. and if
was after- midnipht when it ar
rived in tin- city with a very
-ore" hunch of passengers, who
had spent several uncoinforl aide
hours waitiny for the train to uef
on l he inov e.
FINED FOR DRINKING
INTOXICATING LIQUORS
ON THE STREET
From Friday's Daily.
;eorye Ward, yiviny his re-i
deuce a- Craiy. Mis-ouri. and W.
Hopkins of Murray were hailed
before Judye M. Archer, this
morniny. ch.iryed with drinkiny
inloxii-at iny lbiuor on the streets
of I'lal t siuoul if in a manner
ayain-t the p.-a.-e and law of the
city. The jude. after- due de
liberation, decided thai their- of
fense wa- worth about and
co-ts to the city for its violated
law and in failure to make a set
tlement Ward was committed to
jail, while Hopkins ae -ecurily
for the payment of the tine in
t lire., dav-.
YOUNG PEOPLE OF '
EAGLE UNITED IN WED
LOCK GY JUDGE GEESON
From Friday's Daily.
Yesterday afternoon Judye Allen
J. J'eeson was called upon to per
form the ceremony that united in
the holy bonds of wedlock Mr.
Fred Mucnchau and Miss Hlio.la
Hoblyer. J.th of Eaule. in this
county. The judye performed the
ceremony with his accustomed
ease and impressiveness and the
Vouny people b-f't (In court house
feeliny the responsibility of the
obligation that had ju-l united
them for life. The bride is one
of the most charminy youny
ladies in the vicinity of Lay( and
is hiyhly respected and esteemed
by all who know her-, while the
proom is a youny man of very
hiyh character and one yreatly
respected by all who know Jiini.
He is a member of one of the
prominent families of the western
part of the county and his friends
who know him so well will be de
liyhted to learn of liis weddiny
and wish him and his charminy
wife a bny and very happy mar
ried life in their journey through
life.
Sell your property through the
Journal Want Ads.
Local News
From Friday's Pally.
". V. Hayiiir vv;is ii jia.'n'i'
I his morning fr V:wifw .Iiiiu-tinn
Id jiINmuI lli iM soldier-' iv
inii'Mi. Mi.-fs I .on :uil Dorr's Yallcry
of Mn:if-I wi'H' in 1 1 1 - city today
to alH'Mul ihf luiifial ol" Mis ..-
A. F. Hcd'MitifMi was in tho r-i I y
today I'm- a few hours looking af
ter soiin hu.-iut'ss niattrrs f"i- th'
1'iiiliriptoti.
T. M. Carler and wile wviv pa-
-enyer- this iimriiiii? n No. ( for
I'acitic .Junction to attend tlie old
-oldiers reunion.
Mrs. Isaac Kiny. who is here
visitiny with relatives, was a pas--nyer
this afternoon for Omaha,
to vi-il for a few hours.
V. F. (iillespie of Mynard came
down from Omaha last evening on
No. where he had been lookiny
alter -ome business matters.
A. W. Hover and wife were pas.
senders this inorniny, for Pacific
.luiiction. where they will alien,
the old soldiers" reunion today.
Oeoiye Itho.len and mother de
parted this rnorniny for- Missouri
Valley, Iowa,
they expect f
t illie.
near which
visit for a
place
short
W ill Mason departed this after
noon for Louisville, where he ex
pects o enyaye in a ball yame,
tillinir the pitcher's box for the
Luii- ille team.
rh Mullen of Klmwood
in this morniny frmn his
to attend the funeral of
ca me
borne
! Jessie Ko.
which wa- held
this afternoon.
Liy Iti-own. the old relialde
citizen from Kenosha, was in the
city today ,bokiny after some
matters of business with the mer
chants. Jake Koch of South Omaha was
in the city today for- a few hours
lookiny after- some matters of
business and visitiny with his
friends.
Asbury Jacks and wife were
pas-enyers this morniny on .o.
I for- I'acitic Junction, where they
expect, to at lend the old soldier.-'
reunion.
Mi-s Mathilda D.mat and her
yue-t. Miss Irene. Brown, of
Columbus. Neb., were passeneers
this morniny for Omaha, where
Ihev will visit for a few hours.
F. T. Comer and wife and Wil
liam 1 elcsl ernier and dauyhler.
l.es-ie. came in this morniny from
their home at Flniwood to attend
the funeral of Miss Jessie Fox.
Na.ie J. Schullz and wife, who
have been speiniiny several weeks
visitiny in California with friends
at Los Anyeles. Lony Beach and
'other points, returned home last
ev en iny on No. 1 i.
Henry H.-cker was a passenyer
on the early Burlinyton train litis
morniny for Omaha, where he
will look after- some business
matters f.r the Ford Auto com
pany. Mrs. A. C. Tulene and little sop
were passenyers this morniny for
Springfield. Neb., where they will
join Mr. Tulene. who is at that
place operaliny his merry-yo-r
unl.
Mrs. D. B. Crawford of Ilarlintr
ton. Neb., who has been here
visitiny with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Vallery and family, returned home
this morniny on the early Thir
linyton train.
Mrs. C. I Richards. accom
panied by her mother, Mrs. Belle
Phillips, of Ohio, who is visitiny
here, were passengers this morn
iny for the metropolis, where they
will visit for the day.
Miss FIsie Hubbard of Flliott,
Iowa, came in yesterday to make
a short visit here with her broth
er. T'hil Hubbard and family. de
par t iny this morniny for her
home.
Fieorfre Hoinrich of Havelock,
who has been here for a few days
visitiny with his prandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ileinrich. in
the south part of the city, return
ed home this morniny on the
early Burlinyton train.
Mrs. James lligrley and daugh
ter?, Mrs. Rhoda Cotner of Stella,
Neb., and Mrs. George Barr, werv
pa?on?ers this morning on lin
early rimirliiiston train lor Coun
fil T'lufl's. whtro Mrs. r.otru-r is
takinpr medical treatment.
William Cot-hner of S.-ward
and (ienre . Dovey .if this city
(turned this morniriir from
.Miami. Ohio, where they wfi'o in
altcii'lanco at the convention of
I In Siama I'hi frat id il y. which
has hccn ho!dinr il- national
meeting in that city.
Charles Vallery and wife of St.
Joseph, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Will Streijjhl and daughter.
Marie!, drove out to the J. R. Val
lery home, near Mynard. Thursday
in their louririy car. where they
-pent the day-in a most delightful
wav vi-il iny an'l auto r-idiny.
AT
TACKS LITTLE DAUGH
TER OF E. A. WURL
From Fridav's Dailv.
Yesterday afternoon while
Helen, the little r.-vear-.dd daugh
ter of Mr. and Mr-. F. A. Wurl.
was playiny with some of her lit
tle companions mi the sidewalk
near her home she was attacked
by a small doy and before .-he
Could be rescued had been Sev
erely Jdtten in a number of places
fm her body and was badly friyht
ened. The doy. which was the
property of A. Matous. had been
leased by some boy- shortly be
fore attackiny the little yirl, and
bciny naturally a rather vicious
animal, as soon as he saw the lit-
.1.. I l-i.. ! i ? i mi I in li.r liitoiT
j her in the arm. ami as -ie tried to
escape lie mi iter -everai rimes
on ttie lovv.-r limb, and the child
in tryintr o yet away fell n the
walk and received several very
severe bruises. Mrs. Wurl, as
soon as she heard the cries of
her little yirl. rii-h.-.l out and
yrabbed uj I tie child and the doy
then attempted to altack her, but
was driven off. The ..y later at
tempted to attack some ladies
passiny near- the same place, and
a man named McOuary ran out of
his residence, armed with a yun.
and as the doy t urned on him suc
ceeded in puttiiur it out of busi
ness. The doy which caued all
the trouble, it is understood, has
been the cause of several other
children in the neighborhood be
iny bitten, as only day before
ve.-ter.lay the little son of A. M.
Itenner was bitten by the doy
while he was passiny alony Sixth
street on his way home. There
are a number of equally vicious
animals in this city that should be
killed off, as they are a nuisance
as wen as a menace 10 rne saieiv
of the children and some of the
laryer ones very danyeious to the
yrown-up people, especially in
this hot weather.
Got the Wrong Man.
From Friday's Dally.
In the article relatiny to the
repairing of the Mercerv ille school
that appeared in this paper it was
stated that C. A. Welsh had as
sisted in the carpenter work on
the building, when it should have
been Charles Hitt. We make this
correction in order that no in
justice will be done to either of
t he part ies.
THE DEATH OF GEORGE
WEYR1CH, SR.. AT PEKIN
A message was received here
yesterday afternoon from J'ekin.
Illinois, announcing the death of
George Weyrich. sr., but the
message did not inform the rela
tives of the cause of his death,
giving the mere .statement thai he
had passed away. .Mr. Weyrich
was a brother-in-law of Mrs.
George Meisinger of this city and
of Mrs. fieorge A. Meisinger, re
siding near Mynard. and was quite
well along in years, being in the
neighborhood of 7.T years of age.
His wife died some twenty years
ago. There remains eight chil
dren to mourn the loss of this
worthy man, and six preceded him
in death. The funeral was expect
ed to be held today, and on ac
count of the short notice the rela
tives from this city were unable
to attend.
Sorority House Party.
Miss Katherine Lowtv and lhe
Misses Marie and Emily Ilouska
left Wednesday for Albion to at
tend a Delta Zeta house party,
given by Miss Alma Carsten. Miss
Myna Thierolf of Plattsmouth will
join them Saturday. After a
week's stay in Albion, Miss Emily
Houska will accompany Miss
Thierolf to her home in Plaits
mouth. Omaha News.
VICIOUS
DOG
Local News
From Saturday's Dally.
Mrs. Fva II ad ley departed litis
morniny for fib-nwood to i-ii
with friends for a few hours.
Adam FornofT was in the cil
today from near Cedar Creek to
attend to some Week-end shop-
piny.
Mrs. Isaac Kiny departed thi
rnorniny for her home at Superior,
N b.. after- a visit here with relative-.
I'. H. Meisjnuer was in the -i t
yesterday for a few hours lookiny
after some trading wit i i the mer
chant s.
Miss J'.elie Hakes of N'ebra-ka
City is here visitiny at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Jacob Mason. f.r
a few hours.
L. A. Mesinyer. wife and family
were pas-enyers this morniny for
Omaha, where I hey will vi-il over
Sundav with relatives.
Walter Connors and Harry
Carle departed this afternoon for
Spriliy tield. Where they expect to
play in a ball yame in that city.
Joseph Karnes and wife return
ed this morniny from I'acitic
Junction. where they were at
lendiny the old -fillers reunion.
John T. porter and wife, of near
Murray, were in the city today for
a few hours lookiny after some
business matters with the mer
chants. .Misses Amy Oeyer and Fdith
Miller- of Memlola. Illinois, are in
the city, beiny yuest.- at the home
of Hev. and Mrs. W. I.. An-lin for
a short time.
Auy.it Fnelkenn-ier- of Ml.
Pleasant precinct, accompanied
by his wife, was in the city today
attendiny to some tradiny with
I he merchant s.
Miss Curie Sherw 1 was a
assenyei- this afternoon for I'a
citic Junction. where -h,. will
look after some business matters
for a few hours.
John Cotner. wife and daugh
ters were passenyers this morn
iny for Omaha, where they spent
a few hours lookiny after some
matters of business.
Mrs. Joe .lindra and children of
Omaha, who have been here visit
iny at the home of Mrs. Jin. Ira's
sister. Mrs. John Nemetz and fam
ily, returned home this afternoon.
Miss Mildred Johnson returned
this morniny from Rock Island.
Illinois, where she had been for
the past few weeks visitiny with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Andrew Lulkins and baby
departed this morning for Shen
andoah. Iowa. where they will
visit at the home of Mrs. I.utkin's
parents for a short time.
Mrs. Maggie Mason and lit He
son depar ted this morniny on No.
1 ." for York. Neb., where she will
visit with relatives for a few
days.
Henry B un. wife and children
departed this morniny for Omaha,
where lhe family will visit over
Sunday with relatives at Benson,
while Henry will return home this
evening.
John Roller departed this
morniny on No. 15 for Havelock,
where he was called by the serious
illness of his father-in-law. who
is quite low and not expected to
live.
Miss Mary McGuire departed
this morning over the Burlington
for Osmond, Neb., where she ex
pects to lake up her leachiny
duties in the schools at that place
next week.
Miss Fern Long of Lincoln,
who has been here visitiny with
relatives and friends, departed
this morning for Omaha, where
she will visit for a time before
going on to her home.
Joseph M. Hiber departed last
evening on No. 2 for Maxbery.
Towa, a small town near Creston.
where he will assist J. M,. Johns
in some plumbing work for the
firm of John Bauer of this city.
Miss Dorothy Joy of Chicago,
who has been here for the past
few weeks visiting at 1he home of
her grandmother, Mrs. M. A.
Leist, and aunt, Mrs. Robert
Troop, departed this morning for
her home.
Take Things
Use Your Telephone
Why not take your telephone into
active partnership today and let it
help make your work easier?
THE TELEPHONE will run your
errands, bring information, help you
watch details, and in almost count
less ways assist you in completing
the day's work in an easy, cool and
satisfactory way.
Suppose you devote the day to work
ing with your telephone. Use it on
every occasion. Then see how much
more you have accomplished and
how much easier your work has been.
.Just work the Easy Way by tele
phone. Lincoln Telephone and
Telegraph Company
J. K. POLLOCK, Local Manager
Mr-. (I. S. Forbes departed last
evening on No. J fm- La I', .it e.
Indiana, where .-he will vi-il for
a lime with relative- and friend
in the old home illi'i'e ail. I 1ll-
licipale- a very enjoyable lime.
I.e.- Farri- and S. Y. Fopenhav
cr of ii'-a r I n io 1 1 came up I Ii i -uiorniiii:
from their farm home
to look a II er -ome it:i -1 hi mat
ters, and while her.- Mr. Farri
had his name en ; I led for I In- old
Reliable.
F. I.ohnes ,d' n.-ar Cedar
Cr.-ek wa- in lhe nlv today for a
-boi l I ime. and w lnle here paid
the Journal oilice a much ap
preciated call, renewing the -ub-scriplion
of hi- brother. J. !.
I.ohnes. to the Semi-Weekly.
Mrs. J. It. I'orler of llail.-r.
N-b.. who has been in tin- ea-t
v isil iny il Is friends a id relatives,
came in this mommy on No. 1 ?
and will isil here with .Mrs. Har
riett A. Sliarpe and familv and
other friends l.r a short lime.
Miss Nellie llyan. who has been
here is it iny wit h friends, depart
ed this nioinim: for in-r home at
Lincoln, and was accompanied
home by her friend. Miss Cecil
Sch iappaca-se. who will vi-il
there over the slate, fair week.
Mrs. V.. Sfielim of Lincoln
came down lasl eveniny for a
short visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Hoiiyla--. Mr. and
Mrs. Siiehni have ju-l returned
from Wi-con-in. win-re they -pent
their honeymoon at the home of
the yr om"s pa rei 1 1 s .
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