PLATTS-UOUTH SE1II-TVEEELT JOURNAC
MONDAY. JUNE 21, 1913.
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J: GUARANTEED
'i WHITE 6CCDS
THE FUNERAL OF THE
LATE ANDREW 3. PIHIE
THIS AFTERNOON
In the Spring Time, Summer Time,
Party Time and All The Time
The Guaranteed White Goods
For Women
Misses and
CHILDREN.
Striking Patterns Novel Weaves
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PHONES 53 and 54.
THE DAYLIGHT STORE.
Tho funeral of the late Andrew B.
Pitie was helil this afternoon from
tho Burlington train No. 21, on which
the body was brought f'-om the kit','
l:i.ni'; at Atchison, Kansas, and the
casket was taken direct from the sta
tion t Oak Hill cemetery, where the
burial was had in the family lot in
that beautiful silent city. There wore
;ui'e a number of the old friends of
tho. Birie family pre-rnt to pay their
'a t respects to their od and well
loved fii'-n.l. The services were held
at the heme in Atchison Sunday even
ing at o'clock. before the body was
tak n to tin; statioi for shipment
her and at the nave the burial serv
ie ? of the Epieop;.l i hutch was read
by Dr. T. 1. Livingston, lay reader
of St. Luke's church and an old
friend of .Mr. and Mr.--. Line. Th
widow accompanied the body to this
f;y to be present when it was laid to
its tinal res'.
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On Wednesday, .Tune l:th, at I'latte
t'er-.ler, b.. h-:-ii rred the marriage
of Mi-s .Maet'delene Sprie.uvl to Lev.
Martin I. Mortenson. Tin- weddie.fr
was solor-micd by Lev. Sprieirel,
fath.M- of the bride, and the ceremony
was a witnessed by a number of the
relatives and close friends of the eor.
tiaetiiifr parties. Miss Atrnes Sprieel
a.'-.d Mr. Lieh.tn! Mm ten-on, sister and
brother of the b: ide and jrroom were
ihe attendants at the wedding.
The bride is a daughter of Lev.
1'red fpii.-el and was born and
:i --v- to womanhood southwest -of this
ciy. where her father was for a num
ber of years in chnr.e if the Corm'un
church. She graduated f rem Midland
if.l'i've at Atchison, Kansas, in L i 1.
The jrroom is also a jri adnata of ?.I id
land cohere, as v.ell as of the We d
ci n Theological seminal y located at
Atehi.-on. The yovjnjr people will make
their homo in Liberty, Illinois, where
Lev. Mortenson is t-njrajred in church
work.
FANS DISAPPOINTED
WHEN SHAMROCKS
FAIL TO APPEAR
The base ball jrame between the
Shamrocks of South Omaha and the
Led Sox, which was scheduled to oc
cur yesterday afternoon at the local
lot, was not pulled off, owintr to the
fact that the representatives of Oma
ha's new addition failed to connect
with the 2:41 Missouri Pacific train
and thereby disappointed the fans,
who had gathered to witness the fray.
The Sox were on the grounds ready to
go, but no foe appearing they were
forced to withdraw to their homes to
sjiend the day otherwise than in at
tempting to take the contest from the
Shamrocks. The failure of the visit
ors to appear was very much of a
disappointment to the management of
the base ball association, as they had
been assured that they "would be here.
NOTICE!
All per:-:o.ns and all boys are hereby
notified against the .-hooting of air
rif.es and rlinf.-hoLs inside the cor
porate limits: that upon complaints
Loir.g ma-L' of th sk-iot-a r of raid
air-rules and slingshots within the!
corporate limits of said city, and in I
any raaur.e:- injuring animals or prop-
erty or persons, will be arretted and j
prosecuted under the law.
Ly order of Chief of Police.
WILLIAM M. LALCLAY,
Ctd Chief of Police.
REV.W.S.UETEGETTiilS
ALONG li! FIRE SHAPE
Card f Thanks.
We desire to express our heartfelt
feeling of gratitude to those who as
sisted in the care fo our daughter
dating her la-d iJness ami in looking
after the t hilui t :i and. a!--o to those
who were so sympathetic and kii: I at
the time of the death and funeial of
our belove 1 daujjhter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cheuberout.
Letters received from Lev. W. S.
Leete .who is at Colo: ado Springs,
Colorado, state that he is getting
a:.;n'r in line shape and feeling very
much improved in health and feels
that th climate of Colorado has been
f-f immrn-r- b. jieiit to him. lie has
visited a number of points of interest
in the locality of Colorado Springs,
including the famous Woodman
sanitarium m ar that city, and has en
joyed himself to the utmost, as he has
met a i-umbcr f old fiicn Is there who
have a.-i.-.t od him in seeing the coun
tiy. lie expects to return home
.-ho;tly.
Plank books of ail kinds at the
Journal office.
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Saturday Evening, JUKE 26th
Good fiiusic, a Good Time arid Good
Order fissured!
Gents 50c - ADMISSION J Ladies Free
Music by Plattsmouth Orchestra
WHAT OiiH NESGSIBOnS SAY
AE-OUT PLAIT8M0UTH
Plattsmr.uth has arranged to make
Saturday afternoon during the sum
mer, entertainment day. The object
of the day is to get town and coun
try peopl? closer together and to in
ciease business for the towns people.
There will be band concerts and out
door entertainments, a i est loom for
the ladies and Liattsmouth ladies will
i.ct j.s ho.--tes.sos and entertainers of
their sisters from the country. A fine
scheme and it will not only result in
establishing belter business relations,
but bl.ewi ,e a better feeling of broth
el hood and sislei hood.' between town
and country citi.ens. Plattsmouth
people are the best what is and they
understand just how to do the nice
things at all times. Lincoln Herald.
NOTICE TO MOW WMIIDS!
Notice is hereby given that all
pi opei ly owners are required by
Ordinance to mow the weeds adjoining
their property in the 5;treetsand r.l
leys of the City of Plattsmouth, be
tween the l.'th day of Jure and the
1st day of July. On failure f.o to mow
the weeds the City of Plattsmouth,
under the direction of the Street
Cemrnissionc r, will mow the woods on
and after July 1st, and tax the same
to the property adjoining the place
where the weeds are mown.
P.y Order of Street Commissioner.
MIKE LUTZ,
Street Commissioner.
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iimUL FOR THE BENEFIT
OF ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
On Wednesday evening, June 23,
there will be a recital given by Miss
Carrie B. Hoyt of Davenport, Iowa,
and Mis. Ralph White of Victoria,
Texas, at the home of Mrs. Pell Gass
on Vine street. The proceeds of the
recital will be given for the benefit of
St. Luke's church of this city. The
admission fee of 2.j cents will be
charged and eveiyonej is invited to
be present and enjoy this splendid
musical treat in a most worthy cause.
Come to PlattsmoutSi Saturday aft-
rmxja and attend the free Hand Con
cert and I'nicycle act. l'ree auction
f all farm produce brought in. Con
cert starts at 1 :20.
IN PLATTSMOUTH
A FOKTY YEARS AGO.
The first alarm of fire in many
months was heard on Friday last. It
proved only a shanty on Sixth street.
A litle fracas on Main street Mon
day night, and the best man paid his
fine of 5 on his own information.
The silvery notes from Prof. Fowl
er's automatic mouth-piece on his
cornet rings out clear and distinct on
our ears.
IN PLATTSMOUTH
LOLTY Y II A US AC.O.
Joseph lira-key has opened a pic
nic gardtn over by the machine shops.
We are sorry to learn that the rain
Sunday night did some damage to Dr.
.Schildknecht's premises again, al
though slight, compared with the last
storm.
A young son of Mr. Newell, the
plasterer was kicked by a horse Sun
day; fortunately Dr. Schildknecht was
handy and the boy was soon fixed al
most sis good as new.
It is about time that examination
of Mike Schnellbacher took place.
About matrimony we mean. Come,
Mike, Lilly begins to look married all
over and your turn is hero.
People's meeting. Scene tho
street. "Mr. President. I move that
the city of Pint t. -mouth be moved '
i no side to make room for Loony's
baiber pole." "Second the motion."
Carried.
Married Mr. P. ilendrickson and
Miss Nettie Johnson were married o.i
Saturday evening, June L'Oth, by the
Lev. Mr. Lurtress. No cards, and the
happy pair, or part of the pair, at
least, leaves for Deadwood in a few
lays. The Herald wishes them much
happiness.
Now some of you who. have the
money start a building association for
Plattsmouth. That's what we need,
(live the poor men that are here a
chance to get a home of their own,
newcomers a decent place to live in.
and hold out encouragement for me
chanics and others to settle here, by
providing work for them to do. That's
the wav to make a town.
Weeping Water notes:
Mary Fowler is worse again.
Peed Brothers hae come out in a
-slOd rig.
Mrs. Nelson Sayles has lately re
turned from the east.
J;m Owen has left town.
Mrs. Thorngate is at Tabor, Iowa.
Mr. Shank, from Lincoln, has been
visiting at Sol. Leardsley's.
Mrs. John Chase is very sick.
Mary Jinks has returned from Ta
bor and will leave for Colorado in a
few lays.
All of Seymour Reed's family have
the ague. Carry Treat's family have
the ague. Mr. Woodford's family have
the ague.
Frank Wolcott's family have been
having th? ague. Mr. Ingersoll's fam
ily have been having the ague. A
great many other families either have
or have been having the ague.
Will Coatman and Hell Malcolm are
married. It is the same old story, the
parents objected and the young folks
ran away from homo to be spliced.
The Congregational church is with
out a pastor. The church is somewhat
in debt, and they propose to pay the
debt before hiring a minister. Your
correspondent has made a mathemati
cal calculation to ascertain how long
at the present rate it will be before
the debt will be paid. During the live
weeks they have been running without
a minister just 25 cents has been
raised towards paying the debt. At
that rate it will be only just- 114 years,
11 months, 2i days, 7 hours, 111 min
utes and 1 second before the debt will
be paid and they are ready to hire a
pastor. Query: How long can a
church live without a pastor?
Lucile.
Plattsmouth will celebrate Satur
day. Free Hand Concert and Uni
cycle act. Concert at 1:30. Come in
and have a pleasant afternoon.
"Billy" Sunday, the Man, and His
Message at the Journal office for
$1.00. This work contains the heart
of Mr. Sunday's gospel message. Come
in and get yours while they last, as
The marshal made some arrests at
the brick yard the other night, and
Judge Cass applied .the law, to the
plea of guilty.
The B. & M. have put two of the
handsomest new coaches on lately to
be found in the west. They are made
and finished in black walnut and very
tasty in every detali.
Frank Carruth had a little tussle
yesterday p. m. with a fellow named
Hendricks, who wanted his watch
without paying Sl.To charges for re
airs. Frank ordered him out of the
house after having stood his abuse for
some time, and as he did not feel dis
posed to go out, a little force was
adopted ami after breaking a glass
out of tho door, he had to irive in.
I'at took him down to the cooler, and
ho will have his trial today.
Coming home the other night we
saw the most beautiful prairie fire
between Kouth Pond and Lincoln.
Nearly tho whole country had been
burned over; near Waverly the line of
tire was a mile long and very brilliant.
At another place there were thou
sands of young trees or shrubs that
retained tho lire after the main (lame
had swept by, giving the appearance
of a vast encampment viewed from a
distance. Altogether it lcminded one
of old times when the whole stretch
of country to tho west used to burn
over every year.
Wo saw a curious thing the other
'ay in the medical way. John Leady.
a well known citizen of this county,
was, struck by the limb of a falling
Lice twenty-two years ago in his old
home in Iowa. It stunned him at tho
time, but was not thought serious.
Twenty years after the hone had de
cayed so as to become soft and
spongy and began to pain him ter
ribly. About a year ago "he went up
to Omaha, and Drs. Tilden and Mercer
poifoimed an operation, cutting open
the skin of the forehead, and remov
ing a piece, or pieces of bone, two and
one-half inches long ami half an inch
wide. It has now all healed up but a
hole about one inch long and a quarter
of an inch wide in the center of the
i'oiehead, and which still shows clear
through the frontal bono. Mr. L. has
been over in Iowa for a year, and is
now on his way back to South Bend,
near which he lives.
Some important changes have taken
place very recently among the B. &
M. R. Ii. officials. Mr. W. B. Irving,
late superintendent, retiring to take
a position as purchasing agent on the
C, B. & (., with headquarters at Chi
cago, and Mr. Touzalin assuming the
management of the road in his stead.
Mr. Irving has held this position for
some five years or more, and his ad
vancement to a still more important
and responsible position gives proof
of the ability with which he has filled
this one. Mr. Touzalin has been in
charge of the land department of the
toad for some time, wh'x-h position he
has occupied with signal ability and
success. The same qualities exercised
in the general management of the.
road, with the co-operation of Assist
ant Superintendent lloldrege, whose
merits are so well known as to need
no reiteration at our hands, will en
sure the continued prosperity and
popularity of the B. & M. in Nebraska.
NOTICK!
Notice is hereby given to all parties
that the throwing of weeds, stones
and debris in the gutters and water
courses of the city is by law made a
misdemeanor, and all persons found
guilty of so obstructing the concrete
gutters and other gutters of tho city
will be arrested and prosecuted.
By Order of the City Council.
MIKE LUTZ,
Street Commissioner.
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Office supplies at the Journal office.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Th8 Kind Ycu Have Always Bought
Corsets!
We carry a good stock of the
most up-to-date, best wearing,
most comfortable corset on the
market, at a price from $1.00 to $loo. We can fill
a long felt want. After a long study we have de
cided that the IJOVAL WOKCKSTKK Corset fills
the bill for more than the average figure. We sell
this corset with a full guarantee. Xon-rustable.
Ask to see the Kon-Ton No. 22 at :$.oi). This is
one of the popular numbers.
Zuckweiler & Lots
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COMING TO PLATTS
MOUTH ON MONDAY
EVENING
The Port Smith Cadet Hand The
Largest Boys Band in the
Country.
Dr. G. R. Davis,
Osteopathic Physician
3 Yeirs GralJats of th! Kirksville Schoo
General Office Practice
7th and Main St., Plattsmouth, N b.
PHONE 484
This band has scored a BIG HIT;
wherever they have appeared. These'
boys play tho most difhcult classics,'
as well as the popular music of the'
days. The music-hiving public should!
not fail to come and hear these little j
boys play. Brinj; tho children, as j
this will prove a trre-it incentive to:
them. These boys are playing their .
way to tho Panama-I'aciiie exposition
and will appear at tho Air dome on
Monday, June 2S.
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FAILMS I OR SAL I'.
Nebraska.
ONI' OF TIIL UK ST FARMS KVKR
OFFKRKI) FOR SALK IN
MKRRICK COUNTY.
f,''0 acres. 8 miles f.om Central
City, fine frraded road into town; rot
a hiil; lies level; no waste; no better
soil in the state; new H-room house;
bain built about three years, stalls for
18 horses, la:;;o mow; frranaiy, room
for 3.000 bu., another Ki'ai'-'.v, lx-l;
silo; two hojr houses; all other neces
sary outbuildings; well and mil!;
plenty of shade; fine jrrove; 2i acres
in pasture; running water; 27i) acres
in crop. 20 acres in alfalfa, cuts T
tons or better to tho acre during sea
son. 100 acres fenced with woven
wire, ce lar posts new, fenced in three
fields, 80, 00 and 1'0 acres. (Jood
school one mile, church two miles,
more than $lo0 per acre within the
cash, balance rood terms. Tho owner
of this farm had 170 acres in corn
last year that averajrel better than
00 bushels to tho acre. If interested,
come and see this farm and you will
ajrree with us that it will sell for
moret han SL'O per acre within tho
next three years. We advertise noth
ing but bargains.
ST A ATS REAL ESTATE & IN
VESTMENT CO
CENTRAL CITY, NEB.
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The rwaiuitlyifs "Ennl-sli"
tan or Hack $5 and $G
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in -hair in mi i
To Wear
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
This is a lemedy that every family
should bo provided with, and especial
ly d u rim; the summer months. Think
of the pain ami suffering that must
be endured when medicine must be
sent for or before relief can be obtain
ed. The remedy is thoroughly re
liable. Ask anyone who has used it.
Obtainable everywhere.
Regular 75c vaiues in Initial Sta
tionery at the Journal office for fiOc.
No "breaking
in"-you'll have
comfort when
you put your feet in
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house painting we be
lieve tliisiniilsimiiner sea
son is the best time to do
it and we would recom
mend that you secure the
paint that you require
for the job from ih. We
say this because we be
lieve by patronizing us
you will save money.
GOB
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Hotel Riley Block, Plattsmouth, Neb. g
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