THE CITY.
PLATTSMOUTH
AND
VICINITY.
Hie
Crotn I rl.luy' t'al'y.
F. W. Swanof l'nlon was In town
yesterday evening on business.
Wm. Hides Dernier was ut
county seat on business today.
J. p. Kell of Cedar Creek was a busi
ness visitor at Plattsmouth today.
Will Yose of Nehawka was a busi
ness visitor at the county seat today.
Charles Spetu-c from Louisville was
transact ln business at Plattsmouth
today.
Ir. J. M. 'ireene and wife of Man
ley were vlsltliik' at the county scat
today.
J. l: Cat hey and sun, ('. A., of
Weeping Water went to Eussel, la.,
this morning.
Final s-.'tteleinent was u.ade today
In Mrickland estate by A. G. Strick
land, adu.lnUt rat nr.
A. G. Strickland was in town on
business from Eagle today. Ileilepait
ed for i iinahii on ihe fast mail.
J. W. Holmes drove up from Mur
ray yesterday, bringing his wife and
son, Ralph, with him, who will remain
for a few days visit with relatives here.
John Lutz and family are enjoying a
vacation trip to St. Jacobs, 111 , where
they will visit with relatives. They
departed on the late train Wednesday
ninht.
Mrs. Daisy Hoover came In from
Louisville this morning for a visit
with her parents. Miss Nellie Sher
wood, who has been visiting with her,
accompanied her home.
Mrs. Peter Zelhen, who lias been
here for some time visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mis Anton Kankc and
other fi lends.departed last evening for
her home in Kenosha, Wis.
Kx-Sena'or S. L. Thomas departed
this morning for his ranch, near Akron,
Colo. Mr. Thomas has been here for
several weeks, looking alter some pri
mate matter, and lett the ranch in
charge of Mrs. Thomas and his iiranii-
son, a son of Wall Thomas Vur Inu his
absence.
After hearing the. evidence yc.iter-
dav auainst. Ethel Miller, a fifteen
year old girl, charged wit'.i Incorrigi
bility, Judge Travis ordered that she
lie 1 1 k en to the Industrial school at
Geneva. The sherltr took charge of
lier and departed for Geneva this
morn I nt.
Iowa, the latter a sister of Mrs. A curd
are here visiting the latter, who Is
very 111 with that dread disease con
sumption. C. L. Tate returned this morning
from an extended business trip through
Colorado and western Nebraska. He
reports everything In tirst-class shape
In that section of the county.
Frank MeNurlin, from near Cedar
Creek, and one of the best farmers In
Cass county, was transact Inn business
In riattsmouth today, and found t ime
to pay the Journal oillce a brief call.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hales went to
Lincoln tills afternoon to at tend the
recital ulven at the close of the term
at tin; I'liiverslty School of Music
this evening. In which thclrdaughter.
Miss Lucille, Is down fur t wo solos.
K. 1!. Wind!. am departed this after
noon for Denver, where he noes as one
of the four representatives of Knights
and Ladles Security of Nebraska, to
attend the national council, lie was
accompanied by lils daughter, Miss
Catherine.
Word has been received in this city
that Merrlt S. Kerr and family, who
have resided In Pittsburg, Kan., for
the past few months, liavo returned to
Kansas City, where Merrltt has se
cured a more lucrative position, and
where they hope to make their per
manent home.
The Cass county teacher's Institute
w ill convene at Weeping Water, Neb.,
August LI for a weeks session. The
choice of place was left to the teach
ers and Weeping Water received a
majority of seven votes over l'latts
mouth. Supt. Fulmer of Beatrice,
Dean Fordyccof University Place and
Miss Margaret Farley of Lincoln will
be the Instructor';. Several evening
addresses will be given by prominent
speakeis
Mrs. William .McCauley, who has
been visit hi; with her daughter, Mrs.
Sam Patterson, of Arapahoe, returned
home last, evening. Mrs, McCauley
reports her daughter Miilering from a
very severe attack of ivy poisoning,
which broke out on her face and neck
and attained a very painful phase be
fore the worst was passed. When
Mrs. McCauley left her Mrs. Patterson
was convalescing nicely. Doris Pat
terson accompanied her grandmother
home and will visit w ith her for a lit
tle while.
Helen Oiapir.an, accomu. led her
M rs. C't.ip T.au expects t i-.il irien
furt'..-r east ere slio returns h-'iue.
William Neville sivnt Minday with
home folks. ( ur old friend will be
kep.t p" My busy for several ii;onlhs.
He has Jhe contract for putt intr in all
the bridk'esainltrestlework in the new
Llucoln-Mllford branch of the Bur
lington. Mrs. U.S. Ramsey went to Lincoln
Saturday afternoon to attend com
mencement exercises at the university
Mrs. Ramsey's niece, Miss Gertrude
Foxwell and Edwin D. Crltes, a
nephew, both graduate at this commencement.
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ROSSIS
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from Siitiii'.luy's Hally.
Mrs. L. G. Todd of L'nlon was In
town today on business.
J. Ascli of Murray was a business
visitor at riattsmouth today.
Julius Pitz made a business trip to
the metropolis this afternoon.
W. 15. Virgin, living near Murray
was In town today on business.
Mrs. Andy Seybert of Cullom was
visiting at the county seat today.
T.J. Rhodes of Murray was a busi
ness visitor at the county seat today.
M iss Myrtle Peterson went to Beth
any this afternoon to visit with rela
tives. C. W. Green and wife came in from
Havelock this morning to visit with
friends.
Philip Kell and wife from the vicin
ity of Mynard were visitors at the
county seat today.
Mrs. John iKnielan of Weeping
Water Is visiting In the city, the guest
of A W. White and family.
Mrs. Jacob Mason, who has been suf
fering from gallstones Is now in a fair
way of recovery, being able to sit up.
Miss Caroline llarkley returned to
Omaha this morning, after a short
visit with the family of George K.
Dovcy.
Merrit A. Prouty has brought suit
for a divorce from Clara A. Prouty, on
the grounds of adultry and deserting
family and home.
William Sporcr, from West Rock
Bluffs was In town on business Friday,
and while here he found an opportun
Ity to make a call on the Journal force.
Mrs. Dave Wellman and daughter,
Miss Mildred, departed for Lincoln
this afternoon, where they will spend
a week before going to Denver, where
they will make their future home.
The Phllllps-IIewctt electrical com
pany went to Cnlcn this morning,
where they will entertain the people
of that vicinity with their perform
ancc.
Miss Gertrude KustcrholU departed
this morning for Coleridge, Neb.,
where she will visit with relatives.
Her father accompanied her as far as
Omaha.
Fred NcmcU who lias been enjoying
a visit with his brother, John, expects
to leave this evening for Chicago. Ills
family will remain here for some time
until he locates In Chicago.
Mr. Rufus Acord of Rlvcrton, Iowa,
and Mrs. Mo'lle llurk of Council Uluffs,
son and diughtcr of Mrs. A. D. Acord
and Mrs. Lydia Powers of Kmerson,
From Monday's I 'ally .
County Assessor J. M. Teegarden
Weeping Water tills
came In from
morning.
Clyde. McLain Is here from Twin
Falls, Idaho, for a visit with friends
and relatives.
Our young friend, Chris Metger, of
Cedar Creek, spent Sunday with l'latts-
mouth friends.
J. D. Kendis and family of Omaha
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1.
Pearlman yesterday.
Mrs. Ll Johnson came down from
Lincoln yesterday to visit with Mr.
Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Johnson.
Chancellor Philips and wife returned
to their Ik mi at Marquette, Neb.,
this morning, after a short visit with
relatives.
lton Vroman departed this after
noon for Mierluan, vtyo., wiiere lie
has been transferred to take charge of
the air brake repairs.
Charley Patterson returned to Arap
ahoe yesterday, after spending a few
days most enjoyably among the young
people at hlsold home.
Superintendent Rouse departed yes
terday for York, Neb , where lie will
assist this week as an Instructor In the
county teachers' Institute.
Frank Mary came In from a business
trip down In Kansas Saturday and
spent Sunday with his family, return
ing to Omaha this morning.
The summer school begins today at
Lincoln, and among those attending
from riattsmouth are Misses Nellie
Whalen, Yerna Cole, Hattle Fight
and Minnie Docrlng.
Mrs. Clark, who was called here on
account of the death of her sister, M rs.
D. M. Jones, departed for her home In
Lead, S. 1). Mr. Jones accompanied
her as far as Omaha.
Reports received from John Uusche
are to the effect that he Is Improving
nicely and will be able to sit up In
few days. It will be remembered that
Mr. ltusche recently underwent an
operation at Omaha for appendicitis,
C. W. Green and wife came down
from havelock Saturday evening and
visited with friends over Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Green resided In riatts
mouth many years and they received
a cordial greeting by all their old
friends.
Mrs. John Chapman of San Plcgo,
Cal., who has been visiting here for
sometime, went to Omaha and Council
Uluffs, Iowa, this morning for a brief
visit with friends. Her nelce, Miss
From TucvUy'it liiitly
"Gut Hell," the favorite cigar
W. K. I oud of Murray was In town
on business today.
A. L. Andersyn representing the
Hong-Kong company of Omaha Is in
the city today on business.
Rennet Chrlswlser and son, Park,
were business visitors at the South
Omaha market t his morning.
Mlsi Mable Hayes departed last ev
ening on a trip to Chicago, where she
will enjoy a few weeks visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kuluiey are the
proud parents of a new ten pound girl,
which arrived this tnornieg at their
home.
Glen Dutton, who lias been enjoying
a visit with his grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah McKlwaln, returned to Lincoln
this afternoon.
Father W. F. Rradley departed this
afternoon for Howell, Neb., where he
expects to be several days in the inter
est of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Swart.lischer, of
Mt. Pleasant precinct, were Platts
mouth visitors today, and our old
friend was In his usual happy mood.
Among the teachers who went to
Lincoln this afternoon t j attend the
summerschool, were MlssrsUllve Gass,
Nettle Hawksworth and Bertha Ken
nedy.
Mis3 Ethel Winkler, who has been
enjoying a visit with relatives at Au
burn, stopped (IT in this city this
morning, while returning to hi r home
at Clcnwood. .
Mi r, Anna' Kai.ka returned from
Nebraska City last eveiiln.:, where she
ha 1 been visiting with the family of
T. .1. llaicMii. Sli" took In the car
nival while there and repot'. . having
had a sp!e;v.lid time.
Our f.knl. Frank M.usl. of Mt.
Pleasant, precinct, one of the best
democrats In Cass county, was in the
city today, and of course paid his re
spects to tlij Journal, spending a few
moments In social chat.
P. A. Horn, who has been In the
city receiving treatment for an In
jured hand, caused from poison, re
ports the same almost entirely well.
It threatened for sometime to give
Mr. Horn considerable trouble.
Mrs. William Ratterson, who has
been enjoying a visit with her parents,
Countv Treasurer and Mrs. W. D.
Wheeler, departed this morning for
her home at Ord, Neb. Ilerfatherac
companled her as far as Lincoln.
W. D. Jones' horse that was hi the
w reck at Cedar Creek last week and
was badly injured, while the othcrone
was killed outright, has nearly recov
ered from its Injuries. Which Is due
to the careful attention of Its owner.
Mrs. George E. Dovcy and daughters,
Misses Ethel, Alice and Margaret went
to Omaha this mcrning to attend the
commencement exercises of Rrownell
Hall. A nelce of Mrs. Dovey's, Miss
Gwendolin Cattle, and a friend, Miss
Caroline Barklow.arc among the num
ber to graduate this year.
Summer Goods at Bargain
Corsets, Hosiery, Laces,
'VBt nianoi
Toweling, Etc,
G. I). Corsets, style 131, tape girdle
with garters attached in white Cflp
only, at 3Ub
No. 546, same, only in Batiste.
G. D. style-178, easy and comfortable
low bust, girdle top, long hip, side
and front garters tine juat- PI nn
ity white Batiste OliUU
O. I), style 452; long hip, deep front,
medium bust; good quality Qj ftfl
Batiste, lace trimmed uliUU
See our II.ccYV. silk ribbon girdles,
ciimes in white onlv, sizes V) Qj flfl
to 23, at ." dliUU
See our Iluck Towels, 17x35 in. at 10c
We are showing a beautiful line of la
dies' white and black lace hose in
ankle and full lace lengths, at
25c, 35c, 40c, 50c and 75c
Ladies' sheer white waists, tucked and
pleated, trimmed with embroidery
and lace insertion. All this Q I CO
season's at favorite styles vlj "00
A fine line of wash torchon laces with
insertion to match. All widths Cp
per yard at wu
Embroideries, all widths, at 5c, 7:, 10c
Odds and ends in lace curtains at a
great reduction.
A Lot of Odds and Ends in Ladies' Oxfords at Interesting Prices if we can Fit You
Leather prices advancing, many shoe manufacturers are putting shoddy into
their shoes. -They look the same to the eye but the test of wear reveals the
fraud. But cverv woman has one safe guard against this deception the
"Queen Quality'' is the safety sign the emblem of real quality of material
and workmanship. We control "Oucen Quality" sales in this community,
and our stock includes many new styles that you ought to see to appreciate.
Other excellent lines of shoes, good values full line sizes at from SI. 75 to $2.50
A beautiful line of ladies' parasols and umbrellas. OCpfn Q flfl
Children' parasols light and dark colors, at from lb OliUU
The best assortment of these goods fof the little folks we have ever had.
PARASOLS
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I'rotn Wfilni'viity' liuliy.
T. J. Phoden of Murray was In town
on business today.
Joe Adams of Murray was a riatts
mouth visitor today.
It. and G. Woltzell of Murdock were
registered at the Perkins today.
F. W. Kloepplng, of near Murray,
was a riattsmouth visitor today.
John Albert and J. P. Kell of Eight
Mile Grove were In the city today.
Dr. J. II. Hall was called to Elm
wood this afternoon by the Illness of
his father.
Miss Nellie Pates who has been
teaching school at Avoca. returned
home this morning.
N. II. Meeker, the Greenwood
banker, was looking after some busi
ness at the county seat today.
W. O. Schewc, of Murdock, was
down today on business and favored
the Journal with a brief visit.
Mrs. Catherine Slvey, matron of the
URsonlc Home, who has been visiting
In Lincoln, returned home this morn
ing. C A. Hw's Lcwyer. Pro
bate and general practice. ON
f ice of County Attorrjey,
F. A. Ortman, an old resident of
riattsmouth, but now of Fort Crook,
was In the city today renewing old
kiends.
The Hcd Socks will cross bats with
the llanscom Park club of Omaha
next Saturday on the local grounds.
This will be another Interesting game.
N'jbody will be admitted without an j
admittance fee erceept the ladies.
George Falter, win Is home from I
the stale university to spent the suni-tii'-r
vacation, has accepted a position
in tiie Wcseott store.
Miss Millie Tubbs is expected home
Friday from .loliet, Mont., where she
has been engaged In school teaching
for tho past two years.
D.O.DWYER.Attorney-at-Law
Offcc in building cast of court
house, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
From present indications Dan Cupid
has already secured a matrimonial
grip on several of Plattsmouth's fair
damsels. Dan is a hustler in the
month of June.
Mrs. F. D. P.urgessand children, Lu
cille, Norcne and Frank, departed for
Omaha this morning, where they will
visit a short time before returning to
their home at Cedar Rapids, Neb.
Tlieassaultand battery case entitled
.state vs Renold Woitzel, was settled
today by the parties to the action, and
after a reprimand by Judge Travis,
they departed for their home at Murdock.
She rill (,'uinton has been notified to
be on the lookout for a fellow by the
name of Alex Mann, who travels un
der several aliases as a horse trader.
A reward of WO Is offered by Lancas
ter county for his capture.
T. M.Carter went to P.lair tills af
ternoon to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, J. P. Strlcklctt, who
died last night at the age of seventy
live years. The funeral will occur to
morrow from the late home In Blair.
Dr. G. II. Gllmore of Murray came
up today and went to Council Bluffs to
bring home the Misses Laura and
Bertha Pitman, who hive been attend
ing the St. Francis Academy at that
place.
Mrs. C. O. Hutchlsjn, who has been
enjoying a visit with the family of
Wyatt Hutchison, rear Rock Bluffs,
departed today for her home at James
port, Mo. Misses Ora and Winnie
Hutchison accompanied her home, for
a short visit,
Among the Havelock Items In the
Lincoln News we note the following:
"J. M. Todd and Mrs. Davis and Mr.
and Mrs. Tracey from l'nlon were the
guests of Mrs. J. W. Klnsey Sunday.
They came up In an automobile early
Sunday morning."
Levi Rusterholtr. and wife of near
Murray were In Plattsmouth today.
While Mrs. Rusterholtr. was doing
her shopping Mr. RusterholU called
and renewed for the Journal another
year. He says they need rain In his
section of the county and nothing will
save the small grain from being a
short crop.
Mrs, George Houscworth and daugh
ter, Miss Ruth Houscworth, of Platts
mouth, Neb., relatlvesof Plumbing In
spector C. B. Murphy, have arrived In
Long Beach to Join husband and father
and make their home here. .Mrs.
Houseworth Is promlnentamong mem
bers of the P. E. O. In Nebraska.
L-. ng Beach (Cal.) Dally Press.
A. S. V j i 1 departed this afternoon
on a business trip to Akron. Co!.
John Schiappaccas; was a business
visitor at Omaha thb afternoon.
Otis McNunin of Murray was a busi
ness visitor at Plattsmouth today.
Wilson Gilmora of Mt. Pleasant pre
cinct was in town today on business.
W. J. White went to Davenport, la.,
last night on a business trip.
F. K. Hay of Klmwood was at the
county scat on business today.
V. V. Leonard was a business visitor
In the metropolis this morning.
Fred Egenberger Is conlined to his
home with an attack of the lumbago.
Grandma Dovey went to Lincoln for
a visit with relatives this afternoon.
Mrs. F. Ileinricli arrived from Have
lock this morning for a visit with rela
tives. C. K. McEntce was a business pas
senger for Omaha on the morning
train.
M. K. Mauspeaker was looking after
some business at the metropolis this
morning.
F. M. Young, sr., of Murray was
looking after some business at Platts
mouth today.
George Poisall went to Glenwood
this morning to look after some busi
ness matters.
Glen Rawls came up from Murray
last evening on business, returning
this morning.
Mrs. Victor Sherwood came in from
navelock this morning for a visit
witn relatives.
Carl Kunsman was a business visitor
at the South Omaha markets this
afternoon.
C. II. Smith went to Omaha this
afternoon to attend the postmaster's
convention.
Z. W. Slirader and wife of Mt
Tleasant precinct was In town today
on business.
Robert L. Mauy and Frank Benfer
were business visitors at the metropolis
this afternoon.
Harry Presby and John Harklns
were among the Omaha passengers
this afternoon.
Miss Lena Fricke departed for
Omaha this morning, where she will
visit with friends.
II. T. Richards from the vicinity of
Wabash was a business visitor at
Plattsmouth today.
C. S. Polk departed for Adams, Neb.,
this morning to attend the Epworth
League convention.
Mrs. Grant Owens departed this
morning for St. Joseph, where she will
visit with relatives.
Mrs. C. A. Rawls and Miss Emma
Cummins went to Murray this morn
Ing to spend the day.
Miss Margaret Fet.er of Lincoln Is
visiting In the city the guest of F. R
Guthmanand family.
Harry Shields, the advance man for
the Parker Amusementcompany, who
was here last week endeavoring to
arrange for the appearance of that
company In the city, arrived here this
morning. lie wei.t from here to Glen
wood, returning this afternoon.
Sawyer wanted i:i small saw mill.
Address J. S. Parsons, Malvern. Iowa.
Mrs. Martin IIou'c came in from
Omaha this rnoniin for a visit with
Mrs. Antone Libershal.
Mrs. E. II. Wcseott departed this
afternoon for Adams, Neb., to attend
the Epworth League convention.
Miss Nellie Gregg, daughter of the
ticket agent at Havelock is visiting in
the city the guest of August Anderson
and family.
Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
ec.cmaf salt rheum, tetter.itch, hives,
herpes, scabies Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
Mrs. Kasper Ritter of Deadwoocl, S.
D., returned home this morning. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. .
Joe Droegc, as far as Omaha.
Miss Maymc Graves came down from
Lincoln Tuesday evening to spend a
few days with home folks and to rest
from her labors as professional nurse.
Ed. Donat and family went out in
the country yesterday for cherries and
returned with several bushels. They
are selling at !.:!.' par bushel on this
market.
In a letter received by his folks,
Will Robertson says he is having a
most enjoyable time in California, and
that he expects to come home about
July 1st.
How are your Kidneys? It isdan-
gerous to delay when the Kidneys are
sick. One box of Kidnev-Ettes will
recommend the next. Gering & Co.
druggist.
Mrs. Ed. Kunsman departed for
Chadron, Neb., where Ed. has aecept
ed a position with the Northwestern.
Miss Mary Kunsman accompanied her
as far as Omaha.
For a mild easy action of the bowels,
a single dose of Doan's Regulets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. -." cents a box. Ask
your druggists for them.
Henry R., Matthew, Miss Mia Ger
ing and their mother, and guests
Leonard Klulllnger and family and
Henry llerold went to Omaha this
morning to spend the day,
"Dr. Thomas' Eclcctric Oil Is the
best remedy for that often fataldlsease
croup. Has been used with success
in our family for eight years." Mrs.
L. Whltacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
Carl T. Seely, a veteran newspaper
man formerly of the Madison (Neb.)
Chronicle but now located In Missoula,
Mont, arrived In Plattsmouth last
evening for a short visit with his
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Wells. Mr.
Seely has been In Plattsmouth fre
quently In the past and has a number
of friends here who were glad to see
him.
Why suffer with your kidneys?
The discovery of the Kldney-Etts has
proved a blessing to thousands of kid
ney sufferers who have lieen restored
to perfect health. Theso Tablets drive
the diseased germs out of the system,
and we urge all sufferers to give this
scientific and successful kidney rem
edy a trial, i". cents. Gering iV Co.,
druggist.
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