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About Semi-weekly news-herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1895-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1899)
WAS A QUIBTWRDDING Edward Crassman and Miss Clara Rowlsby Married. The Happy Kvent I WltiiMieU Iljr Itel atlvrs wii1 Ininietllute Friend Only Hud ! SulruinUrd Rt the Home of the Uroom'i llrolher Oewtti of I'lonacr Ht Weeepluy Waiter. A very quiot wedding took placo last evening at the home of J. W. Gra?a man, on Tenth street, the contracting parties beinjj Edward Grasaman and Misa Clara IJowlaby. Rev. J. T. Balrd of the Presbyterian church officiated, and only the relatives and immediate friends of the young pooplo witnesded the ceremony. The groom is the well-known clerk in tho furniture house of 1. I'eurlman and enjoys tho confidence f his em ployes and it lirge circle of friends. Tho bride is the d-ughtor f M'1. nd Mrs. Krunk Wheeler, and is deserving of the good choi' O -he li mudo for alifo partner. Fo- fh-.- p ent the happy yowg couple will tunr.i with the family of the groom's brother, J. VV. Grassman. TllK Nkwh extends congratulations and host wishes. Death of u lloiir. Mrs. George Adams died at her homo in Weepi g Water yesterday morning of la grippe. Mrs. Adams was a prominent Christian Scientist and gave treatment to others. She was taken with a hard cold and re frained fiom calling medical aid. An aggravated cato of la grippe devel oped and death resulted. The funeral will take placo from tho house Satur day. Deceajed had horn a rcident of W eeping Water about forty years,nnd leaves a husband and two tons. RAILROAD NOTES AND PERSONALS J. II. Waterman of tho Burlington store house at Lincoln was in the city toda3r. J. 15urko, the water servico man of the Burlington, was in the city on company business today. C. A. Hull, the relief doctor, visited tho local 9hops today. Will lienner, who has been tiring in tho Plattsmouth yards for sometime, has been transferred to Lincoln and will run out of there on the main line. Hank Officers Elected. At a meeting of the board of direc tors of the Bank of Cass county the following officers were elected: President C. C. Parmele. Vice President B. S. Ramsey. Cashier J. M. Patterson. Assistant Cashier T. M. Patterson. Tho board of directors consists of the above gentlemen, with the addi tion of A. B. Smith, who takes the place of Baxter Smith. IleHant Card Party. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kempater en tertained a number of their friends last evening. WThist and high five were indulged in and nice refresh ments were sere served. Those pres ent were Messrs. and Mesdames H. J. Helps, Clayton Barber, E. W. Pitt, Wayne Twitchell, G. F. S. Burton; Mesdames D. S. Guild and C. S. John son and Messrs. C. S. Wilde and E. B. Kempster of Denver. Card of Thank. To the friends and citizens of Platts mouth, and to Rev. Campbell, pastor of the M. E. church, who so kindly lent us your aid and sympathy in the last sickness and death of our beloved mother and feister, strangers though we be, we extend to each of you our heartfelt thanks for your kindness and sympathy in this sad hour of our bereavement. John G. Hawlky, W. B. IIawley, Minerva A. Archer, Samuel. Garner. Young Tooman, who ba been ill at the Hotel Plattsmouth for the past three week9, was taken to the deten tion hospital last night, where he will remain until all danger of spreading the disease U over. The building was repaired and the patient will be kept oomfortable during the time he is de tained there. The hotel is being thoroughly cleaned and disinfected and will be released from quarantine in a few days. Many an innocent little darling is suffering untold agony and cannot ex plain its troubles. Mark your child's symptoms, you may find it troubled with worms; give it White's Cream Vermifuge and restore it to quietness and health. Price 25 cents. F. G. Fricke & Co. Kread. Morning's bread hereafter may be obtained at Zuckweiler & Lutz, Jona than Hatt's, Dovey's and Fair store. The worst after effects of Influenza arise from deranged functions of the liver. Clear the blood at once with Herbine, for it will strengthen the liver to withdraw from circulation the biliary poisons. Price 50 cents. F. G. Fricke & Co. Read the advertisements in the News and trade only with those peo ple who solicit your patronage. These are the live merchants that do busi ness on the principle of quick sales and small profits. Cure For L Cirlppe. Foley's Honey and Tar heals the lungs and cures the racking cough usual to la grippe and prevents pneu monia. It is guaranteed. 25c and 50c F. G. Fricke & Co. BRIEFLY TOLD. C. A. Marshall, Dentist. T. E. Parmele of Loutbvillo is in the city. A. W. Atwood, the druggist. Tele phone 27. Henry Ilempel of the state fisheries is in the city. H. D. Reed of Weeping Water was a county Beat visitor today. A. W. White and U. C. Parmele were Omaha visitors this afternoon. For Sale A good, fresh milk cow. Inquire at II. C. McMaken's office. Will Streight went to Lincoln this morning to visit his brother, Ed, a few days. There will be a quilt raffled off at the social given by the W. 11. C. to night. Mrs. Meek Davis returned today from a visit with her son at Weeping Water. Sheriff Wheeler is out in the neigh borhood of Manley serving some papers. ilai r Northcutt came up from Ne b .irk . City today for a visit with fr-.tni.i-. .ji-ty Superintendent Farley vik u tho Eight Mile Grove t-chool yt tf i da . C. K. Critcbfljld of Nehawka whs in town today and made The News a friendly call. County Attorney J. L. Root and C. S. Polk were attending to business in Omaha today. Andy Hawrich of the second hnnd store made a business trip to Omaha this morning. Janitor work of all kinds, satisfac tion guaranteed by Twlfer & Shep p:ird, 616 Vine 9treet. The Ebinger Hardware company is selling skates at cost. Now is the time to get your skates. The News office is the best equipped job office in Cass county. First class work done on short notice. Tom Patterson has taken the agency for the Economy Gas lamps, for which Ray Waterman is general agent. George Neary, a prosperous farmer from near Murray, was in the city to day and called at The News office. January 1, 1899, water bills are now due and payable at our office. Plattsmouth Water Co. The case of M. V. Gibson V. S. Lehnhoff Bros, was being tried to a jury this afternoon Ik fore Judge Archer. The opinion of all smokers is that the "Gut Heil" is the best 5 cent ci gar on the market Otto Wurl, man ufacturer. "Mr. Bob," a home talent play, will be given February 13 at White's hall for the benefit of the public library. Wait for it. All members of the M. P. S. C. are urgently requested to be at the meet ing at Schmidtmann's harness shop this evening. The Woman's club will meet at the home of Mrs. S. H. .Atwood Friday evening. Mrs. S. A. Davis will give a parliamentary drill. The W. R, C. will hold a "Pink Tea" party at the G. A. R hall Friday evening, January 13. Admission 10 cents. Lunch free. The annual election of officers of the First National bank was held Wednes day evening, and resulted in the re election of the old officers. The funeral services of the late L. L. Barkus were held at the Methodist church at 2 o'clock this afternoon and interment was made at Oak Hill cemetery. Coughs andc Ads como uninvited, but you can quickly get rid of them with a few doses of Ballard's HorehounJ Syrup. Price 25 and 50 cents. F. G Fricke & Co. J. H. Thrasher, as agent for the Grand Islai d Mutual Accident asso ciation, paid JoUu ia.aiid -3.0 for in juries to one of his eyes. He .vas laid up one week. Mrs. B. M. Stoutenborough de parted this afternoon for Crete, where she will give an address in behalf of an organ fund for the First Congrega tional church of that city. A 6ix-year-old daughter of a Bo hemian family by the name of Sepal, residing on Wintersteen hill, died last evening of dyphtheria and will be buried tomorrow morning. Peter Claus was out today for the first time for a week, having been wrestling with the fashionable disease the grip. His father is also confined to the house on account of a sore foot. There wsre two cases of measles re ported today, one being at the home of A. L. Munger, his son being ill, and the other being Henry Stendike, who lives at the corner of Vine and Fifth streets. Trio Lodge, No. 84, will have instal ation of officers and initiation on Fri day night, January 13, in the A. O. U. W. hall, corner Pearl and Seventh streets. All members are requested to attend. Regular services at the Christian church Sunday, Jan. 15. Subject for morning service "Jesus as a Worker." Subject for evening service "How to Be Infalably Safe." Baptism to be administered after service. Hot tomallies, chicken, rabbit, wienerwurst and pork chops are kept on band every evening in their tomal lie can by Teller & Sheppard. The revival services at the Presby terian church continue to grow in terest. The meeting last evening was largely attended. Dr. Stratton address ing the audience in his usual interest ing manner. The remains of Mrs. A, Hawlav war shipped to Parkston, S. D. , this after noon, funeral tervios having been held at the home of her son in-lnwn, B. V. Archer, near the shops at 11 o'clock today. Tabler's Buckeye Pilo Ointment is tho only remedy for blind, bleeding or protruding piles, indorsod by phy sicians; cures the must obstinate cases. Price 50 cents in bottles. Tubes, 75 cents. F. G. Fricke & Co. L. II. Vestal departed this morning for Cedar Rapids, Neb., to visit his daughter, Mrs. Willis Babbitt. He has been suffering with an attack of the grip and thought a short vacation would be beneficial to his health. MURDOCH. NEWS. J. II. Smith vnlted Omaha Wednes day. Clyde Berge has been quite sick all week. Mr. Wilkins' family, west of town, are having the measles. Miss Annie Pickwell is staying in town and attending school. A crowd of young folKS went skating on the Wabash last Saturday. Rev. C. L. Myers will begin revival meetings at Waoarh next Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. L.ei-3 returned Thursday from their visits at Omaha, Plattsmouth and Murray. Jacob Goehry, jr., left for Grand Island last week, where he will attend tho Grand Island Business College, and remain until June. Mies Beach dismissed the pupils fiom her room Thursday morning for the day, on account of the plastering falling from the ceiling. Mrs. Gentry received a letter Tues day fr m h;r son. Will, at Omaha say ing he was down with tho measles. She 'eft on the next train and will re turn S turday if he is better. Commiloner' Proceedings. Plattsmouth, Neb., Jan. 3, 1899.- Board met puisuaDt to adjournment Present. J. C. Hayes, Geo. W. Young and J. P. Falter, and James Robertson county clerk. claims allowed on general fund J O Hayes, sal and ex $ 38 00 Geo W Young, same 27 00 F P Falter, same 32 75 J D McBride, board prisoners 44 75 W D Wheeler, guard jail 43 50 B J Hempel, sal 60 00 A L Todd, same 0 41 G L Farley, sal and ex 102 00 E E Hilton, platting, etc 32 50 F Lauble, haul wood 1 Geo A Hay, keep indebtedness rec etc 57 36 Ebinger Hardware Co hardware 13 35 School Dist No. 83. fuel and light 2 S A Davis, oil to poor farm A H Weokbach &. Co, coal 37 13 J P Cooke 3c Co. stamp 100 Platts Journal Co as J. M. Patterson prt.. 14 75 Tribune Co, printing 2 2.' Wm Herold & Son, mdse to pooJ 16 78 F. G. Fricke & Co, same 50 A Clark, same 9 90 John Swoboda. same II 00 J Hatt, same 1 00 L B Egenberger, same 10 0 J Aug Bach, same 8 00 T L Davis, same 10 00 D B McDonald, same 6 28 A H Weckbach A Co. same 17 20 S C Patterson, same 11 15 Wurl & Coffey, same 19 00 O H Smith, P M error in Dec claim 10 08 January 5, 1899. This being the day on which the of ficers elect should take their seat, and there being present Geo. W. Young, J. P. Falter and Turner Zink, county commissioner?, James Robertson county clerk. The Board proceeded to organize with Gao. W. Young as chairman, James Robertson clerk. B. J. Hempel was appointed janitor at the court house. CLAIMS ALLOWED ON GENERAL FUND. W E Paning, mdse to poor $ 5 65 Wm Laughridge, reprs on road tools 4 35 3 r Oirardet. nidsc to poor 10 00 Wurl & Coffey, same 2 75 PA Jacobson sarrc 16 00 J M McPh.r-u.i, juror ui iificatc. 5 M L J Mayficld. pri.uh.g 5 (o C H Smith P M. pos;age stamps 2 10 R O Fellows, printing 13 45 Grace Walker, supplies to county 7 25 James Robertson, sal and ex 160 79 pd R R fare fur pau. .. 185 A J Graves, sal 4th qr 250 00 E P Hagaboom, saw wood 2 25 John Lane, wood to county 35 00 First National Bank, revenue stamps 4 00 E G Dovey & Son, mdse to poor 15 63 Zuckweiler & Lutz, same 15 50 A L Upham. care of pau 4 ou J C Smith, same 10 00 Mrs R E Yoder. same 6 00 Mrs Dora Fleishman, same 3 mos 18 00 J M Jeronshek, mdse to poor j) Egenberger & Troop, same J 00 J Hilderbrand, wood to county 27 5!) Cost Bill. State vs. Hughes 31 10 F M Richey, lumber 103 10 Stander Bros, mdse to poor 16 00 Board adjourned to meet January 9, 1899. James Robertson, County Clerk. A Mld-Wlnter Excarnlon to Hot Springs. There are thousands and thousands of men and women in the western states who would be greatly benefitted by a month's sojourn at Hot Springs, S. D. These people, as a rule, are too busy to make the trip in summer. It is for their accommodation that the Burlington route will run an excur sion to Hot Springs, Tuesday, Jan. 24. The rate will be one fare for the round trip and tickets will be good thirty days. A visit to Hot Springs at this time of year is productive of just as much good as in mid-summer, and there is the additional advantage that hotel rates at the Springs are lower than "during the season." The Evans Hotel and the various bath-houses are open and the medical attendance at Hot Springs is of as high an order in January as in July. Tickets and full information at all B. & M. R. R. ticket offices or by ad dressing J. Francis, G. P. A., Omaha, Neb. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet INTERESTING COUNTY tt'LLINOS. Clipping From County Exchanges Ilhel Up for "Nfwi" Render. From The Union Ledger. Mr. and Mr. R. C. Conrnd are tho parents of a new daughter, which ar rived at the'r homo Friday morning, January , and "Dick" says it is tho nicest ten pounds of humanity in this part of the state. W. T. King received a letter yester day from his son, Gus, who is at Ha vana with the Third Nebraska. Gus reports that our Union boys are all in good health, and not very anxious to quit the service, although they would like to lift a few Spanish scalps to re lieve the monotony of garrison duty. Last Saturday, G. A. Rose received a telegram from Pleasant Hill stating that his daughter, Miss Lena, who was visiting there, was dangerously ill, and Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Wm. Mc Carroll took the first train for that place. Fortunately they found her mu h improved and able to come home with them Monday. The Lincoln bloodhounds were brought down last Saturday morning for the purpose of trailing the burg lars who robbed the Petring & Schuster store, but owing to the fact that it was so long after the robbery and a number of persons had been about the building, there was little chance for the dogs to get a "hot trail." However, the dogs convinced everybody that they can do their work if they at e given the chance for a fair test. From the Weeping Water Republican J. A. Donelan went to bed Situ day with the fashionable disease of the day. He managed to put it off until Mrs. Donelan got home frcm Piatts raouth to take care of him. Jt:o. Cassel, tho aiti.-t, has gone to New York City to make his home. He is now doing work on Puck and the Judce. Mr. Ca-sel is an ambitious 3Toung man and is bound to make his mark in the world. His relatives and friends watch his progress with a great deal of pride. As Jack Philpot was driving to town Tuesday his team ran away, broke the tongue, ran the pole into the fetlock of one of the horses and also injured its back. They were caught in a barb wire fence. He came on to town and bad the horse's shoe taken off but it is a bad wound and may cripple it. J. J. Bennett was working on the ice at Joj'ce's pond Friday and got quite badly hurt. He was holding the handles of the plainer smoothing off the ice, when the horses lunged in some way throwing him on his back and seriouly injuring him. He suffered considerable pain and it will be several days before he is able to work again. Dr. Hungate came near having a serious smash-up Saturday afternoon. He was returning from Mrs. Cross', west oi town, where he had been called in consultation with Dr. Neeley of Elmwood, when the king-bolt of the buggy came out and the top dropped down over the doctor, placing him in a dangerous position. Fortunately Ed Hunter was passing and came to the rescue. The buggy was tied to gether so the doctor got home without further trouble. KEEP TAB ON EVERYDAY NEEDS Way for the Cook and Housekeeper to Work Together. Every housekeeper knows how next to impossible it is to prevent the sup plies in the kitchen from running low and not to And, at the last moment, that something indispensable Is lack ing, says the Philadelphia Times. A cake is to be made and there is no fla voring; Monday morning comes; the bluing bottle is empty. Saturday after noon: "Please, ma'am, there isn't any coal," and so on to the end of the chap ter. The kitchen slate, with pencil at tached, on which the cook is told to note down whatever is wanting, is the usual recourse, but even this fails. Sometimes the memoranda are really rubbed out by accident and very often that excuse is made when something i3 forgotten. To avoid this have a small tablet; a pad of writing paper six by three inches. Bore a hole in the cen-. ter of the upper edge and put a string through to hang it up by. Attach a short lead pencil, well sharpened, and suspend the pad over the kitchen ta ble, just where it will be in plain sight while the cook is at her work. On this let her write her memoranda, impress ing it upon her that she is not to wait until a thing Is actually out before or dering it. Then, on your morning visit to the kitchen, the leaf can be torn off and given you and you have the writ ten list all ready to give your orders to butcher and baker and candlestick- maker." Try a "Gut Wurl and you Heil" made jy O'.to will smoke no other cigar. Recommended for La Grippe. N. Jackson, Danville, 111., writes: lr rl n iirvK tan V i ! r. Dntrii-n ntfnnl. ? La Grippe seven years ago and since then whenever she takes cold a terri ble cough settles on her lungs. We tried a great many remedies without giving relief. She tried Foley 's Honey and Tar which cured her. Sbe has never been troubled with a cough since, ioc. F. G. Fricke &, Co. The Oldest Comet-Finder. The famous director of the Lowe Ob servatory, Prof. Lewis Swift, is still in defatigable and successful as ever in his search for and discovery of comets. His discovery of a comet in his seven ty-eighth year is claimed to be the best on record," as regards successful work by an observer of such advanced years. A Comedy of Colors. "Hello, Black!" "Hello. white!" "Hear about Brown?" "Yes. Gray -told me." And then they went into Green's to take something for the blues. Life. LOriMVILI.K. ITKMf. Sam and E. R Ball are visiting in Iowa. Henry Mooken haupt tipent the fore part of the week in Omaha. O. M. May field was in town a few days tho fore part of tho week. Frank Nickols went to Omaha Moo day for a ten days' visit with his two sisters. Our smiling1 little drug clerk, Jakey Movers, says he sold more goods dor- ing the holidays than any man in town. Grandma Rlpplo is very sick with an attack of the grip, but is getting along nicely, considering her age. Ben Metzger wont to Omiha last Monday to seo his best girl. Ben says he is going to have a girl some place. Alfred Peterson, ho .d cook at Drake's refctiurant, has a two weeks lay-off to go visiting in the east. There are a large number of child ren here that are sick, and more cases are reported almost every day, but nothing serious as yet. Webster Keedy of Manley was here last Wednesday delivering photos which he had taken whilo hero this fall. Andy Deitriuh has bet-n driving Bon Metzger's dray team while Ben was away on a visit to Omsiha. Jordan Stevens, who for a number of years was head hostler at Fergu son's livery bu n, has bought ouu the Little Gem restaurant aid wilt now bo found ready to satisfy tho appoiiluofj the hung- y. Eddie Gess is lying very sick with a kind of a swelling in his lower limb-, 1 which makes ii linpiss.b e for li-m to get atxiut. j Mrse G idway got lwo of his ur.irers ; seriojsly m. sli u Inst Saturn. iy while; he was working in tho t-tom qua- rii-s whih will inuad him to be iitiU up for 1 several da s. 1 l.e school boaid met TbesJ;iy even in. It looked like there would be a sculp raising for awhile, bu it cooled do.vn a little anu evervthinLr went aiong nicely. But some ( f them were "skeert" I tell you. Charley Urwin's whistle got out of tuce last Tuesday and he had to take it to the blacksmith shop to get it re paired. It works all right now. John Boedeker moved out on his farm this week. John says ho is tiled of living in town. Almost all of our merchants have put their old kerosene lamps away and have replaced them with those new electric gasoline lamps which give such good satisfaction. There is a good deal of rivalry here amongothe ladies as to who is the most graceful and fancy skater. Mrs. Heim holds the record so far. George Wood says he has the best gas lamp in town to light, that Is to light on the floor and get demolished. We aro reliably informed that Charles Schlalli, formerly of this place, but for the past threo years of St. Joe, Mo., is coming back next week, and he will again engage in the meat market with L.. Boedeker of this place. Jesso McGrew was teaching the young Americans last Sunday how to skate with two different kinds of skates on at once. Owing to the soft ice there will not be any more skating parties for a while. j Oh, but isn't Ed Pribble m?.d about that wood deal. Gosh how he would like to wipe the earth with hira, for that is what he says. lie Is Sorry. I want to inform the honorable board of county commissioners and also the party who filed the complaint with the board, that I am exceedingly sorry Hint I obstructed the highway at my farm by leaving a corn shelier in the road. I am also sorry that the wrenches and other tools on my culti vators obstructed the highway, but if the party had notified me 1 would nave removea tnem, as l win neeu them next spring. Yours in haste, WasiiA. Young. A Fratty London Hat. This hat was recently seen In Lon don: A toque of brilliant scarlet, the material soft and rather hairy felt, folded into a round shape, rising with graceful curves on the left side and held on the crown by a big bunch of pure white gardenias, with glossy green leaves. Tucked away on the left side, under a shadowing fold, was an other and smaller bunch of this purely white bloom, and that was all the trim ming the hat boasted. It struck one, however, as being completely original, and having a simple effectiveness that is worth all the elaboration of trim ming and fal-lals with which the Inar tistic mind Is so often satisfied. SEVENTH ANNUAL Masquerade Ball GIVEN BY The T.J.Sokol Society AT THEIR 1IAI.L Saturday l:cning-, JaR R 1899. Four Prizes will be Given for the Best and Most Comic Masks. Tickets now on sale at Elson's Cloth- irg Store, Donat'3 Saloon and Ptak'a Tailor Shop. Good Music will be Furnished. trrzsssssrsz "rfrTti" i i Cyrano de BeroeraG "The softness and color of tho lips make a kiss the roso-red dot of the letter 'i' in loving." But nothing in the world can compare with "Mel Rose Cream" for softening the hands, face and lips and removing the roughness of the skin. It is not sticky or greasy ; gloves can be worn immediately after using. Price 25c per only by... 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ZARAHtho ASTROLOGER, Lock "Zarah the AvrmnLOOKB ! certainly ajtonitbinir thousacif. upon ind input able and cieotlOc iDflaancea." 4'i 4? ew flardwar' 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? Having1 returned to Plattsmouth, I will he glad to welcome all my old customers, as well as new ones, and show them a select line of Stoves, I Turd wan-. Tinware and anything usually can ird in a lirst-class hardware store. Be sure and call, as I have interest you. JOHN R. Rockwood Block, THE NEWS (U uckweiler Jo Continue to do a leading business in Fancy and Staple Groceries. Because they carry an immense stock, buy for cash and sell at low prices. Everything good to eat of Best Quality. Call and try us. Horner of Sixth and Pearl Streets, - - - Plattsmouth. Nrh FOR FINE FOOTWEAR There is no place like Joe FETZER The best class of Omaha are here at from $1 to $2 cheaper per pair. We make Grade Shoes in the Latest Styles. 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