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Slu l.l Itoot and tlie Lincoln Star. DOINGS OF THE
Fremont. Neb. March 18. To the
Editor of the World-Herald: The
citizens of Fremont were delighted
to read from the pen of the editor
of the Lincoln Star his expressions
of pleasure over the defeat of the
COl'XTY HOARD.
o!timiioiiers Mevt ami .Trailed
Uoutiue l'uiue.
I'lattsmouth. March 16th. 1909.
T.l'Mril II i in rwunlui- OEiGIi V.'lth
county option bill and to have him I ,, lmnib(.rs nresent: minutes of ore-
admit that two republican senators . nif..,inir ,..,, , ,,,).
put it to sleep, while two democrats . . ,., llUBlna
voted for It. He neglected to write
that Hon. Jesse L. Root, now one of
was transacted in regular form.
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Bond of C. H. Raster for Constable
the judges or tne supreme court, at .f Wet,png NVater citVi Approv(.j
me request oi uovernor ieorge i.
Sheldon voted to kill a similar bill
August Steppat, Jr., is spending
the afternoon in Omaha going to that
city on the mail train at noon.
Miss Augusta Tevls was a passen
ger on the mall train for Omaha,
where she will live in the future.
R. 0. Watters was a passenger this
afternoon on the mall train for Oma
ha where he had business matters to
atend to.
Mrs. C. A. Marshall was a pas
senger this noon on the mall train
for Omaha, where she will spend the
afternoon.
F. M. RIchey is spending the day in
Glenwood, being a passenger for that
city on the early train this morn
ing. ' Vol. II C. McMaken, Ice baron, is
spending the afternoon in Omaha
having gone to the metropolis on the
mail train this noon.
ATT. Fltt and Miss Freda Herold
were passengers this morning on the
early train for Glenwood where they
will visit during the day.
George H. Woods of Louisville
spent the morning in the city and
was a passenger this noon for Oma
ha, where he goes on business mat
ters. Mrs. II. R. Manspeaker and baby
departed this noon on the mall train
for Havelock, where they will make
a visit with relatives for several
days.
Robt. A. Dates, publisher of the
Journal, is spending the afternoon in
Omaha looking after business mat'
ters, being a passenger for the big
city on the mall train.
Former Senator S. L. Thomas and
Ed. Fitzgerald are 'spending today
In Lincoln looking after business
matters and incidentally, hobnobbing
with the solons of the legislature.
Mrs. Alex Clifton who has been vis
lting In the city for several days
with the family of Frank Robinson
departed this noon on the mall train
for her home.
Monte Strelght spent several hours
in the city this morning visiting with
his folks, returning to Omaha on
the noon train to take out his re
gular mall route.
Ed. Egenberger was looking after
business matters yesterday In Ne
braska City, going from there to
Omaha and returning to this city this
morning on the early train.
Mrs. F. R. ' Whlttaker and little
daughter Katie and Mrs. Mary C
Dennett, her mother, were passeng
ers this noon on the mall train for
Omaha, where they go to spend the
afternoon.
Zack W. Shrader, the old demo
cratlc war horse of Mt. Pleasant pre
clnct, was In the city this morning
on his way home from a business
visit to the South Omaha stock
markets.
George Poisall departed this noon
on the mall train for Falrbury
where he will make a visit with his
children for several days. He states
also that he expects to bring In
satchel full of votes for the citizens
ticket, for which he has developed
. an Immense fondness.
John Hatt, jr. Is spending the af
ternoon In Omaha with his wife and
baby. He Is much encouraged over
the physician's report on the child
which la to the effect that no opera
tlon may be necessary after and that
the little one will recover by treat
ment.
A road petition of G. N. Dennis and
others for the location of a road
Miss Anna Llbershal. is spending
tthe day in Omaha with friends, go-
Miss Mary Koubek was a passen- in the legislature two years ago. The (.omnuMU.ing at tne Soutn East corner ing on the early train.
ger this morning to Omaha on the citizens of Nebraska will now know-
early train where she will spend the
day.
A. S. Will Is looking after business
today at South Omaha, being a pas
senger for that city on the early train
today.
Miss Hllma Erickson is visiting to
day in Omaha with friends, being a
passenger for that city on the morn
ing train.
Mrs. Mary Straka Is among those
visiting during the day in Omaha
with friends, going to the city on the
early train.
that the editor of the Star desires to
be classed with the saloonkeepers and
the other lawless elements of this
state.
L. D. Richards.
The above letter appearing in Sat
urday's World-Herald has excited a
great deal of comment in this city. It
Is a direct attack upon Judge Root
and ex-Governor Sheldon by a
man high in republican councils in
this state and the motive behind it is
wondered at. Then again, why was
it sent to the World-Herald? Rich-
of the S. E. Qr. of N. E. Qr. Sec. 6-1 0- County Clerk Rosencrans Is spend-
12 running thence South across the ing the day in Lincoln having gone
M. P. R. It., thence West 30 rods and up on the early train this morning,
terminating at main road, the above Frank Wheeler and wife were pas
was this day filed and County Clerk gengers for Omaha this morning on
Instructed to appoint a committee to the eariy train golng up to Bpend the
view and report on the same.
County Hoard gave permission to
Geo. Zeigler to put a culvert across
the public road running North and
South between the North of N. W.
E.
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ards was the republican candidate
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wiiuam uenrbem is attending to for governor against James E. Boyd
business matters this afternoon In
Omaha, having been a passenger for
that city on the mail.
J. F. Clugey, wife and daughter
Hazel were passengers this noon on
the fast mall for Omaha, where they
111 make a visit with friends.
Mrs. M. Fanger and chlicren were
passengers this noon on the mall
in 1890 and ran third In the race
and the North Vi of X
Sec. 33-12-9.
County Assessor this day appoint
ed Wm. Bourke Deputy Assessor for
Elmwood precinct, the same was ap
proved by the board.
day.
Mrs. F. M. Phebus and children are
spending the day in Omaha, going
to that city on the early train this
morning.
Miss Emma Ault is spending the
day in Omaha, having been a passen
ger on the early train this morning
for that city.
J. N. Hoskins and wife of this city
were passengers this morning for Om-
Mass. Lakeman wrote John Olson I v v. ,.i,iuier inrnr rriinratpa.E.io 7 ...
train for Omaha, where they will L, thfi flpm ftf Krnn m of PHf T 8 a ba.,b. Labor t 00 vern. were among mose going to urn
islt with Mrs. Fanger's mother.
Henry Herold Is looking after bus!
ness matters In Omaha this afternoon found by Charles Powell near Henton Plles Jr7??. .VllV.'flcM 25
oeing a passenger for that city on the station, and to turn the boat over to
mall train. Powell as his reward for flndlnsr it.
Mrs. Joe Detl and baby were pas- According to Lakeman the boat con
sengers on the early train for Omaha talned a typewriter, camera and sev
here they will vlBlt with friends eral musical instruments as well as
urlng the day. many personal belongings of the
Mrs. Jos. Wooster and babv are couP,e
toia Dy j.aieman, tne aetaiis oi tne
capsizing of the boat are substan
tially as told in the Journal. He in
sists that they were saved from a wat-
tery grave by both being expert
swimmers A number of nartlpa from
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umana nave maae eirorts to get tne Frank upteerove, witness state
craft away from Powell who had
tied it up and who retained posses
scnger this noon on the fast mail 8on of it until his claim for reward j iienU.orteeV8ttevuvf
for Umana, Where She Will VlBlt With was mild. Several nartles visited lley
her sons and husband. him Saturday and attemnted to eot C,
spending the day In Omaha, having
been passengers for that city on the
morning train.
Mrs. A. L. Daker of Murray came
In this morning on the early morn-
ng train and spent the day In the
city on business. I
Mrs. G. F. S. Burton was a pas
Claims Contents of Boat.
It has developed in connection with
n.tu 1. fin .lrum iliiut t 1 Aft
b Mannkeaker,' cohih an.i fees'. '. -15 uo aha, where they will spend the day
C. It. yuinton, board City prlu .ifh -.0inti.a
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oners. SSalv.. Jailer lees 3U SU I iuib. o. u. mumuauu auu euu viieii,
tne couple wno recently naa tneiric u. yuimon expense. n iwere nasseneers this mornine for
. . . . . TI . Klopp &. Bartlett, Supplies Supt. I were passengers uus muriung lor
houseboat overturned near Henton uffiee.. 229 50 Havelock, where they will visit over
station, that their names are Z. G. tvl01 ViJv V'n,,.V VM,.,iJnr :i4 so Sunday with friends
Lakeman and wife of Revere Beach, IM. Fanner, Miise 12 7j
1. r. uouh, aieaiH
A. L. Thacker of Union is in the
city today attending to business mat
ters. Miss Evelyn Stonns of Nebraska
City was in the city last evening be
ing registered at the Perkins.
Julius Neilson and "wife are spend
ing the day in Omaha, going to that
city on the early morning train.
Mrs. E, M. Patterson of Dale Creek,
Wyo., came in last evening for a visit
in the city with D. P. Buell and fam
ily. Miss Myrtle Petersen was a passen
ger this noon on the mail train for
Omaha where she will spend the af
ternoon. M. Martin was a passenger this
noon on the mail train for South
I. t Munirer. TeHtlmon v Ossen-
Junctlon, asking him to take charge kop case. Refused 150 00
. .t Kroehler Bros., AMse 820
oi tne contents or me ooai wnicn was kIodd & Hartlett. Tax lists, Sup-
Mrs. Mary Krecek and daughter
ere among those going to Om
aha this morning, they expecting to
spend the day in that city.
A. Walker of Atlantic, la., who has
L. B Kfrenberger, Mdse. to poor. 18 50 oeen visiting win his brother Al. wai-
MrM,.8 7 9 ker of the Majestic theater, departed
c. it. Jordan, SRiy. and Kxp 14 oo this morning for his home,
W. L.HoHon. KxDOHsenkoo case. 5 00 I
M. L. Friedrleh, Saiy. and Kxp.. 26 40 I Mrs. Fred Denson was a passenger
Weeping Water Republlcan.i'rlnt- , I. -,.,,, ...
John Hatt. Aleals to Jury 10 HO I ,.,. nin. ,, ,t,u v
J. Iverson. Aldse. to Co 4 20 ev-e ". ""
According to the story as nr. a r. names. Meam to jury.. ji :s Koy who leaves for Lincoln.
ai. iieniMi, inn iu ,u o ww
lJllor 14 UU
J. J. Swoboda.
Outhman & ory, meals to Jury 43 09
Underwood Tvuewriter ijo..uou-
Dons 3 50
P. Clemons, Fees Bouartli mur
der l fu
B. O. Marauardt. Mdse 00
James Robertson. Fees State vs A.
Hanson 3 4U
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ianson R 20
Mrs. Jos. Jelinek and daughter
Josephine were passengers for Om
aha on the early train this morning
to visit with friends during the day.
Mrs. Emily Morrison and daughter
Edna and Miss Hazel Tuey were pas
sengers this morning on the early
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ATI Klyser, Same O L'V uoiu iui vuioua, nucic iuc tviii
F. H. Dunbar, Ateals to Jury.. 28 00 Bn1j h :tav
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Mr 8. wm. Mendenball and son
Glenn were passengers on the early
Hud Fund.
W. SDenoe. iteturn noli tax.
Miss Anna Xassel spent the day his to turn the property over to them Lee Amett. ciiivert'h'.' hV V.!!!! 76 97 train this morning for Omaha.where
In Omaha today visiting with friends but he preferred to wait until the kAnfeuftuw u 4? thev 8Pend tfae day visiting with
being a passenger for that city on the owner could identify the goods and
early train this morning.
D. O. Dwyer has professional bus!
ness in Omaha today to look after,
being a pnssenger for that city this
morning on the early train.
Mrs. Henry Stelnhauor was a pas.
determine what he wanted to do with
them.
Democrats Meet
The democratic central committee
last Saturday night held a meeting
senger this morning on the early I and organized for the campaign. Dr
train for Omaha, where she goes to J. S. Livingston was unanimously
make a visit with Mrs. A. C. Godwin. I elected chairman and Charles Grimes
Frank Doyd of Walthlll who came wns 'hoHen secretary. The vacancy
M. Dalby, Lumber, It. I. 5 13 29 friends.
wabasn urain uo.. uoai. n. i. ,. t n
W. Hartlett, Hoad work, K.D. 15. 33 50
W. 11. Bannlnn, Lumber, R. D. 11, .46 60
Western Wheel Scraper Co., Re
pairs, It. . 4 a z
llrlilurf Fund
V. Bannlnir. br'idife lumber 384 35
Board adjourned to meet April bin,
Mrs. John Jess and daughter
Helen are spending the day In Om
Omaha where he will spend SundiV
with friends.
Bert Pollock, general manager of
the Plattsmouth Telephone Company,
departed for Omaha on the mall train
at noon.
L. M. Orr, the South Dakota land
aman, was a passenger on the fast
mail where he will look after some
business matters.
Mrs. J. H. Sahbury nn-l sou Rus
sell were passengers on the noon
train for Omaha where they will
spend the afternoon.
Mrs. J. Soboda of Omaha who has
been visiting in the city with Mrs.
A. J. Trilllty departed on the mail
train at noon for her home.
Mrs. S. B. Lyons who has been vis
iting In the city with her parents
C. Taylor and wife departed this
noon on the mall train for her home.
Miss Anna Weldman departed on
the mall train at noon today for
Plalnview where she will make an ex
tended visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Isabella Young of Murray
who has been making a visit with
relatives and friends for a week past,
at Vlllisca, la., returned to her hom&
this morning on No. 19.
John Grebe and wife and Anton
Hrasky and wife and baby were pas
sengers this morning for Omaha
where they will spend Sunday seV
aha visiting with relatives, having Ing tne B,ghtg and havlng a v,gIt
1909.
W. E. Rosencrans,
County Clerk.
one to that city on the early morning
train.
Mrs. Jos. Hadraba and daughters
Helen and Blanche are spending the
day in Omaha, having been passen
gers for that city on the early morn-
Does Not Want Nomination
R. W. Clement who was nominated ing train
down a week ago last Wednesday for 01 casionea uy me aecimation oi m. nn the "citizens" convention and also Julius Pepperberg, the popular
a visit with his folks, returned toh,auzv t0 run for councilman from n the republican convention Satur- Lincoln cigar manufacturer, spent
that city this morning on the early lne rirHl ward' was rill0(l Dv tne nonv day evening notified Chairman ia8t evening in the city consulting the
train. Inatlon of George E. Dovey. The va- Schneider that he could not accept local merchants and clear dealers, re-
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William R. Davis, a prominent caney on the school board ticket oc- tne nomnaton. The several commt- turning to his home this morning.
farmer from near Nehawka, was an caslonP(1 y tne declination of J. V. tees of the organizations have since
overnight visitor in the city, leaving Egenberger was filled by the nomlna- Deen engaged in looking after a can-
over the M. P. this morning for his Uon r Jonn Hallstrom, a prominent didate In his place and it Is rumored
home. Swedish citizen of the third ward, they have agreed upon Rea Patter
Henrv Rtclnhauer has been l.vln 0ther routlne bualnes8 a transact- 80 R8SStant casher of the Dank of
off th nnt wv from hi. H,.ti0. ed and from Preliminary reports the Cass County, for the place. Mr,
the shops owing to 111 health, he not oul,ook for a BWernln democratic clement when asked as to his refusal
having been feeling well for some-r,llurr ,,"B- to run stated, that he deeply appre
time
Mrs. Anderson of Lincoln, a sister
of R. II. Elliott of the Plattsmouth
Telephone Company, came In this
morning for a few hours visit with
her brother, departing later for Au
burn, Neb. over the M. P.
County Attorney W. C. Ramsey
past.
After Good Music.
la m. a I . At I 1 i
elated the compliment which had ,e" on ine noon ira,n Ior ulucom 10
been naid him bv his selection es- atlend w Bome ,e8al ness mai-
peclally when the selection came to te ,n Laa"ter County. which
Charles Cook and his brother Jos
eph, were passengers this morning
nn i no oariv trtm riw iimiha .pn I . . . . ' ...
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they will be present at the Opera-1 mnrnln In tnnVa nrranffomonla tnr I spirll in wimii lue noniiuaiion i
. ranger, me popular aepanmeni M v ,, vi- nresenee for1 two or
nim unsoiicuea, ana ne appreciates i - , .
tlon which la to be performed upon a young hut very marvelous mUB. tendered him. At the same time
Mra. Joseph t ook this morning. It clan to be present at his his store
Mrs. Ballance and her friend Mrs.
he HM not heliev that it was best DoA& of plattsmouth were Institu
tion visitors last weex, tne iormer
! th hniu . tka (.., I . . . . . I for him to aealn enter the field es
.... ...... .. UJ ..u. Wl aunng me opening uays or nis mil- , comln over to see her son Franz.
Mr. Cook and his estimable wife Ha. r department. This little girl. Pecla1
(... h. lnri lit . .v....w .. .... . . . . Iripmorrat and th la was not aereeablo "no waa (ulle e"OUBiy Biaiuea
n, W...URU iu. i mere cnua, is a musics wonacr. . . . Unm. timp am In th boiler room
operation .uccessful.y and that she She Is almost a thorough master of ? n i ,? IVZ eh iJSZt
will completely recover In a very ih. ni. ni.vi.. .a.i K.,nr. 'n the field who was a thoroughly "uv " . .
"ProBpects for a big business la the
west this year are fine," said E. L.
Lomax, general passenger agent for
the Union Pacific, who returned
Thursday from a trip to Denver and
Salt Lake City, accompanied by W.
II. Murray, assistant general passen
ger agent. Plenty of moisture has
made the crop prospect splendid and
the mines are working full force.
DuslnesB seems to have a good start
and the prospects are rosy.
"We expect to have our new St.
Louis-Colorado Limited train In
operation April 18 and It will be of
the highest class, with electric heated
curling Irons and every modern con
vince. The train will leave St.
Louis at 2:30 each afternoon and ar
rive at Denver at 6:35 the next af
ternoon, making tne same time as
other trains. The train will carry
an observation car, a ten-section
sleeper, with drawing and state
room, a Pullman parlor car, a re
gulation chair car, a dining car, mall
car and dynamo-baggage car, which
will run solid from St. Louis to Den
ver. The observation car, chair car,
dynamo and mall car will run on to
Cheyenne to connect with the Over
land and Los Angeles Limited trains
from Omaha. At fast as travel de
-..,....., . m tne piano, playing several hundred " - . 0l)lnlon
short time. Newt of her condition 1Pwtlon. and U but flv veara of c-P-Me young man, he thought Jt wooa upimon
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win De anxiously awaited by all who I. should Mr Paneer hn anreeBs. DlBl 10 aeciin.. in. poaiuon in wnicn Uuy i-iser ana e.aaie vauery
know her. fui aM.rntt w Prviro h ui he had beon P,accd y the nomination n this morning from the country and
h a rrr.t drawing rarri at th mil. wa not " Pfaaant one and he had took the early train for Omaha on
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mands It additional sleeners will "n"y opening. Watch these rol- P--"""' " i uurnU, .u.r, ur, ,
JT ilirlilr".1 I r-? further announcement of """b!19 "AlY"2Z
that be should sot place his friends young men are ambitious and desire
In the position which they would be to get hold of some cheap land while
Improving Nicely. compelled to occupy should he ac-1 t can be yet had
Countv Commissioner m. !. Pried, cent the nomination he concluded to Prof Pd Kohuihor was called to
K.uiB vi tubus centering at umana r,n Rpcnt yesterday In Omahn visit step down and out. He wanted the n)g nome jn plattsmouth two weeks
With E. Dlgnell of the Durllngton,
chairman, and John Linton of the I 111
nola Central, secretary, the monthly
meeting of superintendents and local
Wednesday afternoon accepted the UnK at the hospital with Mrs. Geo. Jourtial to return his sincere thanks Bg0 on account of tho serious illness
favorable report of the committee on nolj tnd MrB. John Lohnes. These to the many kind friends who had of n.8 mother, and after a few days
joint inspection and Interchange of two ladles exoect to come home to- o generously tendered him their sup- there, was called to Denver, on ac
m . i . ft. . i ... i-
ireigni cars. home members were day providing the physicians feel port and to assure them that they rount of the death of his brother
imi wiiony laminar wun it and the they are strong enough to stand the had earned a deep gratitude from hn.iaw. On returning from Denver
rcpuri ni come up next month ror trip. They have been at the hospl- him for their action. jie f0Und the condition of his mother
final action as to adoption or other- ta for some five weeks and have The action of Mr. Clement Is spok- murh' Improved, so he again Is at his
wise. Joint' Inspection of cars as gotten along excellently although en of In the highest terms by his poBt at the Institution. Glenwood
vincimu i nuii.io means that the neither haa vet reeoven.,! a rrMat great number of democratic admirers nnlnlon
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"""" v 1 i"wici lomiuion oi dea of atrenirih iu nifi vUitod wno appreciate me nouieness or nis ., n, i, o,,.i if H..nnrio,i
a car by one road Is accepted by the MrB. Jo8 Cook and WB8 p,.tHIH to Bay sacrifice and the delicacy of his po- ,h niornlng on the early train for
""" "i iiuennange oi that no unfavorable symptoms had ""'on m tins matter. st JoP( Mo vhpre they were rBUed
-... umcreui ronus ibii to agree developed although she had only been
tho rnr Iu i( nn. k nl in ihh I . . .
"im in a ii j vu'iii i nnarnirtd ntwin birinv n.i it t&'n
tne car Is not accepted until each too early yet to say what the ultlm
roaa inspectors has passed upon It. al6 reult would be.
. he meeting was a large one, thirty
live men being present.
John II. Metslnger of Lincoln,
came down this morning to look af
Mrs. J. . Johnson and two daugh- ter some business matters In the city,
tern came over this noon from near Mr. Melslnger Is a prominent busl-
Pac flc s Junction, la., to go to Phil- ness man of Lincoln and was former-
lp Ilachcller a south of the city. Mrs. i, from this city where he was raised
Johnson yesterday afternoon received and received his schooling. His
word that her aunt Mrs. Hates was Bry fricnd8 bpre were dolIght(d t0
lying very 111 at Mr. Daceller'a and M him once more.
by the sad news of tne death of Mr
Rnoth's sister. Mrs. Mary L. Dlrd
Will Make .ood Official. wh,rh 0CPUrrpj Thursday at
Last Saturday night at the town o'clock. The funeral takes place to
w - m
of Arapahoe a mass meeting was held morrow and Mr. Booth expects to re
at which a ticket was put In the fleld turn to the city Monday. Ills sister
for city officers. Among the men was 68 years of age and was the
named for the council was Snmuel mother of four children, all grown
Patterson formerly of this city and up and married, one of whom lives
who was named from the first ward, at Alliance, Neb., two In Montana
Ram's many friends from this city and one at St. Joe. She also had
hope he will be elected as he will slstct living at Denver. Col. In his
make the city a capable and excellent bereavement Mr. Booth haa the deep
cfficlal. sympathy of all his many friends,
Mrs. Margaret Hallam and son
who
?r business
few days,
mall train. y
have been spending several days In
the city with her mother Mrs. Kate-
Oliver, departed this noon on the mail'
train for their home at Lincoln.
L. H. Dolton of McClelland, la..
who has been looking after business-
matters In the city for a
departed this noon on the
for his home.
Miss Lucille Burns of Sioux City.
Ia., who has been making a visit in
the vicinity w'Ui Miss Hester Gil
mour, departed on the mall train at
noon for her home. Miss Burns is a
trained nurse and goes to her home
to commence attending a case.
B. C. Eppler of Denver, Col., Is In
the city for a short visit with hi
old friend Jess R. McVey. MeM.ru.
Eppler and McVey are old school
mateB and friends and Mr. Eppler l
now on his way to their old home in
Ohio, stopping of fhere to maks his
friend a visit.
James W. Holmes and wife and
son came up this morning from their
home at Murray to make an over-
Sunday visit In the city with Mrs.
C. A. Rawis and family. Mrs. Rawls
and Mrs. Holmes were passengers on
the early Burlington tralta for Oma
ha where they will spend the day.
Mrs. Jamca Hlckson departed thf
morning for Council Bluffs to make
her future home, Mr. Hlckson hav
ing moved to that point and taken
a position with a telephone company.
McMaken & Son loaded their house
hold goods yesterday. These popu
lare people will be sadly missed'
from this rlty where they have so
many good friends.
Mr. Christian Mauer of Bologna,
Italy, representing Ernestl Pint of
that city, will artve In the city this
evening In company with ex-mayor
Gerlng for a visit of several days
with Mr. Gerlng and his family. Mr.
Maurer Is a nephew of Herr L. Kluf
tlnger, German consul of Bologna, a
man well known In this city and a
distinguished representative t Ger
many In diplomatic circles.
Col. Askwlth. superintendent of
the Masonic home was a passenger
this morning to Omaha, accompany
ing his daughter Miss Anna, who
leaves this afternoon for Ogden,
Utah. Miss Askwlth Is In the em
ploy of tho Union Pacific Railway
and has been transferred to Ogden
from Omaha. Col. Askwlth recalls
that he was In Ogden on May 19,
1869, almost forty years ago. The
occasion was the laying of the last
rail on tDe Union Pacific and the com.
pletion- of the transcontinental railroad-
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