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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1906)
THE CITY. PLATTSMOUTH AND VICINITY. Vivm I'rliliiy n I n I : y . Will Jean of Mynard was a Ijusines tlsitor In the county seat today. rri. ....f.irtunaif! l'lnlander, who A lie mi v... lost Ills left arm and two tinge mot the other hand, Is netting along as well s circumstances will permit. The home of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. T.xlil was the scene of a large gather ing of friends and neighbors last Sun day to participate In the big dinner that had been prepared, and from the reports received, everyone enjoyed themselves Immensely. Mrs. T.ertha L'lirlsinan came down f.,. i in.-titn i:is.t evenlnir for a brief visit with her mother and other friends and may remain until after the Foil rt 1 1. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Vallery was the sceno of a pleasant Informal gathering yesterday after noon, the occasion belli In honor of Mrs. Cole who Is enjoying a visit with Iter sister, Mrs. U. U. Livingston. The riattsmout.il postmaster has been cut In salary from 12,100 to an vn ooo. Flftv-tive postmasters In Nebraska have had their salaries ralscd.whllc three have been reduced- I'lattsmouth, Stormsburg ana Laurel W. J. O'lirlen, the superintendent of the state fisheries at South Bend was In the city today, and nave the Journal n nloasant call. Mr. O linen Is a most clever gentleman and we are n niini(l to meet him. Here Is one iniKit lnii ln the gift of the state ad ministration that Is occupied by the "right man In the right place. Ulchard Oldham, of Furnas county rru-o,i in tim i"U v last evenlnir to visit his brother George. He brought stock to South Omaha, and thought he would run down and view the se.iLsnf his chllhood. Mr. Oldham left here twenty years ago and lias been a resident of Furnas county since kp,1 nf nit his land but 80 nnd thinks of Investing In Can ada lands. I'miu Siitiinluy' 1'nlly. Sheriff Oulnt on went to Louisville this morning to s?rve some papers F. 1. k'letsey of Blmwood was trans acting business at the county seat to day. Mrs. O. V. l'.alley and her sister Sarah, of Myturd, were Plattsmoclh visltois yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Seguve ami her " daughter. M' .Sarah, were guests of Mrs. O. V. BaMey, Hits week. E. 11. Nickel of Klmwcod wni in ctiuiny c :.: today settling up lis father's estate, of which he L ndniin litratnr. Hon. WiU rn Ii'IU"sIoinler, the well known md popular F.'.ruwetf. attorney mi" i i last oven':' on lc;rl business. An On; :'' i coiio'v jMMiieytd to tl)' ' city this iiioi.i' to : -crve a Y.-.ff..' to wed, and at ttu- Method'-l p.iv in ago Kev. .!. H. Iloulgate r.nUed Fr...i cIsC. r.eam and MKs Maude L. Crip pen In marriage. They were accom panied by James A. yulnn and wife. ial Sale of Muslin Underwear at Herold's. O. K. Goodrow and wife departed this morning for Syracuse, Neb., where they will enjoy a few weeks visit with some of their relatives. n..r nit! friond. Adam 1 1 lid. was a l'lattsmouth visitor today Mr. HIM Is one of Cass county's most prosper ous and well-to.do farmers. George Horn came In from Cedar Creek this morning. Mrs. Horn will 1pva Mnnri.iv for Stewart. Neb., to visit a couple of weeks with her sist er. Fred Mumm, who has been located in nrth Platte. In the bakery busl ness for some time, Is visiting In the city with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. reterMumm. I'etcr Terry, wife and daughter, de parted this morning for Grecnsboro.N. C., where they will spend several weeks visiting his old home, and others pluces of Interest. Nick Halmcs, jr., of Weeping Water came In today on the early morning Missouri Fabric train, to attend to business at the court house and spend Sunday with the old folks at home. George Stoehr, one of Cass county's Industrious young farmers and family were l'lattsmouth v'sltors today. Mr. Stoehr lives south of Cedar Creek, and while here called and renewed for the Journal. Mrs. A. F. Scybert, of Cullom, ac companied by Mrs. H. IV Jensen, of Omaha, were In the city today and gavo the Journal a pleasant call. Mrs. Jensen Is spending a few days with Mrs. Scybert. from MouilHy'ii Dully. L. II. I'nrierwood of Murray was a Sunday visitor in the city. Wanted A good pastry cook and two chambermaids at Hotel Blley. Special Sale of Muslin Un- a m derwear at neroias. J. Malcolm, miller of the Nchawka Milling Co., was In today on business. Edwin Jenry, the Elm wood banker, was a business visitor In the city to day. C.E. Tefft of Weeping Water was looking after legal business In the city to;lay. Special Sale of Mus- Krtiiii Wt:m'lay' dall "Gut Ileil," the favorite cigar Special Salt on Muslin Undtrwcar at Herold's. We will give you bargains on Amer ican Fence. Asomusen & Louck. Harry Bccd of Weeping Water, was a business visitor at the county seat today. Mrs. John McNurlin went to Cul lom this afternoon to spend a few day with relatives Will ltarclay and wife departed this afternoon for Cedar Creek where they will spend the 4th. Joseph Tlghe and wife are expected In the city from Wabash, to spend the Uli with Conrad Schlater and other relatives D.O. Dn'YER. AUornej-at-Lo (Wee in building east or court house. Plattsmouth, Nebraska. A. F. .Seggcr and C. W. Helns of Glenwood, la., were visitors In tills city last night, returning home this morning. Must complete line of screen wire to be found In town, also screen doors and window screen frames. Asemlsscn k Louck. J. M. Meislnger went to Omaha this morning to visit with his daugher-ln- law. Mrs. 1'. 1'. Melsinger, who Is re celving treatment in a horpital at that plree James Frye and wife of Falrtleld, la. who has been enjoying a visit with friends here, departed this cfternoon for Omaha, where they will visit a short time before going on to Denver Anthonv Nesladek, who has been enlovlnif a visit with the Svoboda boys, expects to leave this evening for bis home In Hiawatha, Kan. Frank and Tnm Kvoloda will accompany him home for a few days' visit. Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Shrader of Mt. Plensant precinct came in lastevenlng and took the early morning Burling ton train for Beaver City, where they will spend the 4th wlththeirchlldren. Mr. Shrader expects to return Mtur day and Mrs. Shrader will remain a counle of weeks to visit among the children who are all In that vicinity. U W ID) E R Wi U SLIMS We are showing the very best values we have ever offer ed in Muslin Underwear. The day of the Home-made garment is rapidly passing. It is now possibie with very little money, to purchase thedaintiestandmost substan tial wearables which a few years ago would have cost twice as much. The employment of moderm methods, skilled artists in designing, electric machinery and ex pert workmen, together with the keen competion, ac counts for this saving. Those whh fail to look over our assortment of these goods will not be fair to your purse. Ladies' 30c Drawers for 25c Ladies' 65c Drawers for 50c 65c Gowns, now 50c 89c Gowns, now Cambric Corset Covers for 15c Other 25c Corbet Covers for 19c Extra srood Corset Covers for. . . .50c In Knit Underwear we are showing exceptional values. We carry the largest stock of this class of goods in the city. All our knit garments are carefully trimmed with soft finish cotton or linen, depending up on the grade. We offer a good Taped Vests for 10c. Lace trimmed Vests for 15c. A special leader in Lisle Jersey Vests for 19c. Jersey Ribbed Drawers, Knee and Umbrella, at 25c. 0 arpet Department We call attention to a few Kugs made from last ends or Brussels and Moquette Carpeting. A bargain -9x12 Brussels Rugs; $8.80. You should see these if you want a rug, as this is an exceptional bargain. The regular made factory rug in Brussels will cost you from $15 up. IIE.. BVEY t SM 1 Dr. Marshall, Dentist, Coats' Block Machine oil at Asemlsscn Louck's George H. Becker spent the 4th at Cedar Creek. C. A. Rawls. Lawyer. Pro hale and aenerol practice. Of w flee of Caunty Attorney. The soldiers and their widows en gaged the county clerk's time today, having him make out their quarterly pension papers. Over seventy persons had thtlr pension papers made out. Stops earache In twominutes: tooth- Un Underwear .t Her-'aclieorpailHlt burn or scaltl ln Bve old's Mtoes Millie ami l!c!-,le Tubbs arc Iting their ! istcr, who is attending hool at 1 1 10 l'eru normal. Special Sale on Trunks. Suit Cases, ill I- J 1 SjZ Traveling is a pleasure if you are properly fixed for it. lU:r travelers' goods embody all the conven iences and comforts known. We have the Oxford or Cabinet bas, the single or double Suit case, the new Japanese wicuer case, steamer trunks, self-acting tray trunks and everything you can find m an up-to-date store. C. E. Wescott's Sons I "Whtf Qullly Count " minutes; hoarseness, one hour; muscle ache, two hours; soro throat, twelve hours-lr. Thomas Eclectric Oil, monarch over pain. If you want a real estate loan at reasonable rates; or a reliable abstract rclcscopns and Valises at Herold's.! of title, insurance, policy, security 'Vuj ftr'f- 1 ni."tf nrlr. i hnmt nf snul kind, or a contract, deed ,1. I'. Kf T ' u Sr is'ny vV.ito s in l'lat tsmout 1). Win. Soy i ;it and wife of Cullom were vlsli'n,' in lie city t.iduy, the uestsof John McNurlin and wife. Adam KalTc.ibjrgcr niul or mortgage drawn, see .o..n m. uejuu, u il of Cedar C.-ok were building. Work promptly and neatly none and cnarges reasonaoie. Katie McII ugh spent the 4th with her parents In South Bend. George Shoeman spent the 4th at Ashland, and reports having a good program. Albert Uutton and wife of South Omaha were visiting with her parents yesterday. Soothes ItchiriJ skin! Hals cuts "r burns without a scar. Cures piifs, eczema, salt rheum, any itching. Doan's Ointment. Your druggist sells It. i j Joseph Tlghe and family came In Ifrom Wabash Tuesday evening to spend the Fourth and will remain un til after the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Schlater, which occurs next Monday. "I sufferiv'. habitually from constipa tion. Irian's llegulets relieved and .UTiigllicnec' the bowels, so that tney i.ive iieen regular ever slue." A. E. :.vls, giocur, Sulpaur Springs, Tex. Ceorge II. Wood, cashier of the Bank of Commerce, of Louisville, was a l'lattsmouth visitor yesterday. lie accompanied Mrs. Wood this far, who was enroute for her old home In Nau voo, Illinois, called there on account of the serious Illness of her father. Feel languid, weak, run-down? Headache? Stomaah "off" Just a plain case of lazy liver, Burdock Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach, cro- motes digestion, purifies the blood. Joseph Schlater of Palisade, Hitch cock county, arrived this morning, and will remain until after the golden wed ding of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schlater. Joseph is an older brother, and was best man to the groom fifty years ago. A Nchawka citizen gets in trouble at Nebraska City. The Press of yes terday morning says: "Samuel Ca- vau'.t, nf Nchawka was pulled up be fore Police Judge D. J. .Goll's bar of justice yesterday and lined Oti.oi) with osts attached for .bcin' intoxicated Monday. Being unable to settle with the court Cavault was remanded to the county jail. A prompt relief for croup. One Min ute Cougn Core, cuts the phlegm, al lavs tiie inllaiiiHi ion t he coui'h syrup with a repuiat ion SoiH by F. G. Saved His Comrade's Life. "While returning from the Grand Army Encampment at Washington City, acomrade from Elgin, 111., was taken with cholera morbus and was in a critical condition," says Mr. J. E. lloagland, of Eklon, Iowa. "I gave him Chamberlain'9 Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and believe saved his life. I have been engaged for ten years in Immigration work and con ducted many parties to the southwest. I always carry this remedy and have used it successfully on many occasion." Sold by P. G. Fricke & Co. and A. T. Fried. Have you Backache? Get a box of Kidncy-Ettcs the most wonderful remedy for all kidney troubles, and they will make you right. 25c. Gering & Co., druggists. Special Sale of Trunks, Valises Suit Cases and Telescopes at tier- old's. New Stcc!. Lowest price. I Misses Alma and Ciara Ne'.s.m. of. On a' a, c;-. i:e in Saturday evening for i a visit with Mi ; Flitli pnd Julius. Pit.. W. II. Hellnd wife of Eight Mile j Grove, were 'i the city today. Mr, Hell r:iyi lliey 1 ?ve had plenty of rain I In h's section. Mrs. Link Bailey who lias been en joying a v'sit with the fam'lyof her nclce, Mrs. Frank Gorton, departed this morrhg for her home In York, Neb. Snccial Sale of Trunks. Suit Cascs.Telescopes and Valises atnerold s. New Mock, low- est prices. For sale, cheap, with or without buggy and harness, a gentle driving horse suitable for a lady or children. Inquire of W. II. Stokes, Mynard, Nebraska. Howard Gregg and Margaret Con nor, who have been enjoying a visit with the family of CliarlcsTroop.de. parted this afteri'i on for their home In Cold Valley, 111. lohnT. Porter r;ul John T. lHnman. two of the hustling tillers of the roil, were here f.oin irear Murray today. Wet orn fields wrs their or'y excuse for enn!"g to town. They didn't mi;s the Joiium' !;i their rou u's, w here they arc always weloinc. Hon. J. P. Becker, of Medford, Okla homa, who was called to IVs county on Recount of the death of his brother-in-law, James Allison, was la the city today enroute for his home, gave the Journal a brief call, in company with G. V. Shrader. Mr. Becker Is an attorney-at-law and at present a mem ber of the legislature from the 11th district. He Is a very pleasant gentleman. , Tftsfs the Name We Pdid $500.- for Because it describes so well the unquestionable superiority cf hit Mew man We cive hearty thanks to all who were kind enough to send c rivc in." i j i n, wlnnLT. 1 he lucky suggestion, nui im ii ;;,: ;Air w. Ki-arnev. of Sheridan, Wyo. He tested Lux. which is taken Iron, lie woros hixurv and luxurious, and tlie commiucp -i"1'mu ... - .. tor I 1 1 W. Kastor & Sons A.lvcrt.s.ng Co I liicico, 1 I.. KaMor ot ii. , Advor.jsin(j Dept. Kecord ller.ild, Chi ?; "i SS llnrMsr.rf.heIn.er c.iro, in., .uw ,r.ivMnti-i to oass on all names. ffi,Mth-,r e w . quVe' piHl as'lhis. though there ffiw other brewers; others were repeated often that, 5 ul any ol t hem been selected, ii would have been impos i d MJdetcrniine to whom Hi? pric was to be awarded. M . Kearn r, wy Sfs easy money, but it's worth evtrv cent ol it to us. Watch lor the appearance ol jgj Bolllcd Beer and ask lor it at your dealer's about July 14th. It's ready now-Pure, Sparkling, Will Aged, Wholesome, Satislying. Kclreshmg - but we can t get it on mc maifcei umi. ju. labels are ready. Fred. Krug Brewing Co. Omaha, NebrasKa It will be sold everywhere ln the West and we have three shifts in our bottling department work ing day and night, getting ready lor the enormous demand that is bound to cmnc lor The BesS Beer Brewed It is light in color and is not heavy or sticky but delightful with meals or ior refreshments. It it not only a pure beer it is not only made rifilit-but it is made expressly to suit your taste. We have, brewed beer in Omaha for M years long enou-h to learn what the public wants, and long enough to learn tow to make beer that pleases the public taste exactly. We arc not trying to force our taste upon you, but arc catering entirely to your taste. We know how rood " Luxus" Honied Beer is now You will know in a few weeks. , We thank ymi again (or your suggestions, also i . iir..ci v ,, Ii up tnken in our name contest. H'l .IIV niv.-'. j. ....... . "BotlDlcd Scot II I'm W m