The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, July 21, 1910, Image 2
TEAGHERS El JOT THEMSELVES visit during the summer to the sixty days limit allowed by the railway ticket, to that on the last leg of the Journey, the party Lad diminished to twenty-seven. The party was composed largely of superintendent, and teachers whose habits of observation, self re liance, and originality ma.le thern a most enjoyable ompany of tourists, who during the thiee weeks' trip formed pleasant acquaintances and friendships. On the return all agreed that the knowledge and Inspiration gained by direct contact with histor ic, geographic and social conditions would be sources of pleasant recollec tions and form most valuable mater lal for vitalizing their work in the schoolroom. Superintendent IJlshop says the state will prof't even more than the individuals because of the attendance of so many at the great meetings of the national education association and the first hand know ledge gained In connection with the trip. State Journal. Those from this city and vicinity who Indulged In the above trip In luded Superintendent of Schools Misg Foster. Miss Teresa llempel, Miss Minnie' Guthman and Miss Margaret Ilallahan. The young ladles had a magnificent time during their trip and returned full of enthusiasm over the journey and the pleasures which were their lot on their trip. They all arrived home on Monday and TueR day. "BB"EW PICK DINNER I n Delightful Time Had by a Jolly . Crowd at Riverside Park Rivet-Bide Park, Ntb. Editor Journal: Plattsmouth, Nebraska. Once more we have met In the cool tihado on the banks of the migh ty Missouri and spent a pleasant day. Mrs. Addle Harris of near Murray, Neb., having read an account of Riv erside Park In your valuable paper, concluded to get a few of her friends Several Flattsmouth Ladies Are Among the Guests The party of Nebraska teachers and their friends left Lincoln Tuesday afternoon, June 28, four days before the opeiiing of the N. K. A., In three Fpeclal cars, two from Lincoln and one from Nebraska City joining them at Red Oak, la. Others joined the party at Chicago, Detroit, Toronto and Montreal. The party was under the direction of State Superintendent Hishop, assisted by Superintendents R. C. King and edorge Marlin of Ne braska City. The first stop was at Detroit, where the party took a boat trip to Ilelle Isle and were then fer ried across the Detroit river to Wind sor, Canada, where they boarded the train for Toronto. From Toronto a ilde trip was taken by boat across Lake Ontario to Eiagara Falls. On returning across the lake, the party 'saw Toronto," and left for Kingston in the evening. At Kingston the par ty took a river Hteamer down the St. Lawrence through the Thousand Is lands to Montreal, arriving there at 8 o'clock Friday evening. Two days were spent In Montreal, with head quarters at the La Corona hotel. Leaving, change was mado at New port, arriving at Iloston Sunday ev ning. On arriving at Roston the par ty numbered 101. The N, E. A. authorities had spec ial street cars awaiting the party, which took thenj directly to head quarters. Arrangements were made for the accommodation of the Nebras ka delegation at the Revere house on Rowdow square. With few eyceptlons, the national education association meetings were arranged for the fore noons, with general sessions In the evenings, leaving the afternoons en tirely free for sight-seeing In Iloston and surrounding country. The 'Ne braska party attended In a body the opening session In the stadium at Harvard university, Monday after noon, July 4. Addresses were made together, and see If they could find by President Taft, David Starr Jor-la cool spot. She has been taking dan, president of Iceland Standford care of her Invalid mother, ulso cook university, and Charles U. Aycock Ing over a hot stove lor a lot of har of Raleigh, North Carllna, with spec- vest hands and corn plowers and she iul chorus music of high character. thought she was entitled to one day The party visited Concord, Lexlng- off. Her mother, Mrs. Slocum, has ton, Mt. Auburn, Sleepy Hollow Improved In health so much lately cemetery, Cambridge, Revere Reach, that she concluded to be one of the the home of Emerson, Iongfellow, picnic party un.l came along. A cot Lowell and Innumerable other places was placed In the shade where the of historic Interest. The local com- soft wind came In off the water and mlttees In charge of Bffalrs at Hos- painted her cheeks a more healthy ton were well organized and rendy at color than they had worn for many a fell times to give assistance and dlrec- dny. Mrs, Harris forgot all her cares tlon to visitors. Numerous receptions and romped and played like a school were planned and every effort taken girl. She was Initiated as a member to make the stay of N. E. A. visitors of the "Rucks of the Timber" by enjoynble. being "ducked" by the King Snipe. About one-half of the party return- When she got bnck to the shore we ed directly from Iloston by way of all gave her tho right hand of fellow Montreal. Forty-eight members re- ship. Mr. John Amlck of Weeping turned by the diverse route via Prov- Water was also "ducked" and be idence, New York, Norfolk, Wash- came a full member. Mrs. Ruth Ington, Pittsburg and Chicago. The Amlck of Plattsniouth also became a party was most delightfully entertain- well just ask her about it and If d for one-half day at Providence by Hhe does not think she is a full-fled Pre sident and Mrs. Alger of the Prov- ged member we will hold her under a idence, R. I., stale normal school, half hour next time she comes down. State Superintendent Ranger, and A motor boat was kept running for Proiessor and Mrs. Ilolcomb, former the benefit of those who did not care Nebraskans now at the Providence to go In bathing and those who did normal Bchool. From Providence the not enjoy themselves were not there party took an Atlantic steamer for There Is ono unfortunate thing and New York City, when those inclined that Is the park Is off the public road had their first taste of sea sickness some distance. Our members are atl in rounding Point Judith, the rough very Intelligent and know that a sea and fog adding a variety to the cornfield does not do well In corn trip, l'ftiiy with a bunch of cattle and If Three davs were spent In New tin-re Is any one comes down that York City with headquarters at the ,,ops ,lot knon tnat R fow wl pnt Tviarllmrouch. A boat trln was taken 01" I'1 rcmemucr that the gates h ii.Un t !ni.hknesi. an- ' "lle to be closed after passing other boat trip to the (loddess of Lib crty on to Coney Island. Leaving New York City Tuesday afternoon July 13, at 3 o'clock, the party had a 328 mllo ocean voyage, stopping at Norfolk. Stops were mado at Old Point Comfort and Fortress Monroe, Virginia Reach and Capo Henry, with a delightful trolley trip across Vlr glula peninsula Leaving Norfolk Wednesday even Ing at C, up Chespeake bay and the Potomac river, where three days were spent In trips to Mt. Vermon, Alexan drla, Arlington and Georgetown, and visits to the public buildings and In stttutlons of interest Saturday evening at 1 0 : 5 T the par 3C3C RED TICKET SALE! M " " - If y RE0 TICKET SALEll r lid h pS.il ft i n VIM ?? y ' r fl Jai-'Xi Jf&'.V -SAM J'ASV f:i S' 'W H .s. i x t, I ',7,-.'-.4 '.('.'' t.' iTvVl v. ,..' .yv.t-v?, i'irt--trrrr-tt m !iiii JULY AND LASTING ALL NEXT WEEK WE WILL HOLD OUR Ticket Clearance Sale! Every piece of Merchandise that has a Red Ta? on it means the price has been cut. We do this to make room for our Fall goods. All Summer goods included in this sale. jj En mm .0 Have a 1'ine Picnic. Last Sunday, July 17, the fine Ralney grove south of the city was the tr-ene of a fine, large picnic par ty. The picnic was given In honor of a large number of good friends and neighbors from the city and a more delightful affair has seldom been given In this locality. At noon GrtH in Jail Ajjain. Sheriff Qulnton while out at Cedar The Try Cai ruher Case. Insanity commission this Creek yesterday took Bert Ellege in l . ., , A. , .case of W. C. Carraher of Union, charge and brought him to the city . . , . .came up and he was given an examl- where he put him in jail. Bert seems j imtion on the charge ol belng a dip. to have struck the town loaded with j sonianiac. The entire commission BDliits and things and also armed: or Dr. 15. r . urendel or Murray, At with a big revolver which he was a splendid picnic dinner was served threatening to git into action with through. The tables were spread with the best victuals that could be prepared In Cass county and some fifty peo pie were made happy by being In vlted to eat until they could eat no more. There was so much left over that they concluded to stay and eat supper and drive home In the cool of the evening. We did not letfrn the names of all that were present but will give a list of those we knew: Mr. John Amlck of Weeping Water, Mrs. Ruth Amlck of Plattsniouth, Mrs. Norman Slocum and family, Mrs. Addle Harris and family, Sarah Ranard and family, Theodore Amlck and family, Walter Sans and fam ily, S. It. Harrow and family, Oscar and there was enough set upon the Improvised tables to feed a regiment and nearly all who were there did their share toward making the vltuals looks scarce. The meal was out of doors and It was made about as en joyable as any could be. In the ev ening a fine supper was prepared and this also received Its share of atten tion. Taken all the way through, the guests found that there was plen ty of good eating for all and-Ahat there could be no regrets on that score. The time between the meals was most pleansantly spent with va rious games In which old and young alike indulged and In which all who took part found much pleasure. Those who attended Included the Messrs. and Mesdames Mike Lvitz, h. C. Stevens, Mark lies, George Lind say, Sam Parker, Mrs. John Seagrav- e. Mrs. R. E, Monroe, Mrs Isaac Gochenour, Mrs. James Lee. Grandpa Russell, O. O. Gllson, Charles Cllne, Karl and Mabel lies, Thomas. John and Joe Seagraves, Willie Kennedy, August Norton, Sandy Andrews, Al bert and Guy Murray, Miss Helen Svehla, Miss Clara Mumm, Miss Au drey Lowther; Misses Lydin and Ver nlce Hobson, Miss Millie Peln, Miss I.lllle Carlson, Morton, Jessie and Jas. tSevens, Kenneth and Carl Schultz, Derward and Edwin Judson. most any time. It was while he was indulged in these antics that the sher iff hoved in sight and he gathered Bert in and deposited him where he would be safe from harm to himself or from harming anyone else. The torney D. O. Dwyer of this city and Clerk of the Court Robertson were present. The evidence developed that Carraher had been In the habit of using liquor to excess and that he had of late developed such erratic and violent symptoms that he was a menace to the public. Within the sheriff also confiscated his cannon so past week he has been on two ram as to make doubly sure that no se rious trouble came up. Ellege was arraigned this after noon before Judge Beeson on a com plaint filed by Sheriff Qulnton in which he was charged with being drunk and carrying concealed weap ons. The gun which was taken from him was Introduced anil It was a mean looking ono. The testimony developed that Elledge was too drunk to have used the gun as he was near ly limber when the sheriff gathered him in. He plead guilty to both counts and Judge Beeson fined him $10 for being drunk and $25 for car rying concealed weapons and remand ed hi in to jail. pages In which he has terrorized the citizens of Union and has made such threats that the peace of the com munity was seriously threatened. The commission made a long examination of his case and came to the conclu sion that the public welfare required some steps taken to have him confin ed. He was therefore sentenced to ninety days probationary confine ment in the asylum and a further sen tence Is to be pronounced If the time does not effect a cure. The Goernment pays Railway Mail Clerks $800 to $1,200, and other em ployeet up to $2,500 annually Uncle Sam will hold examinations throughout the country for Railway Mall Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Depart ment Clerks and other Government positions. Thousands of appointments will be made. Any man or woman over 18, in City or Country can get Instruction and free information by writing at once to the Bureau of Instruction, 79 J, Hamlin Building, Rochester, N. Y. The condition of Mrs. O. P. Mon roe Is reported as about the same as for several days past with a con tinued slight Improvement. She will very likely be confined to her bed for several days longer and will be quite sore for sometime but her re covery Is considered certain. ty Urt for Pittsburg, going through 0npi,n all(, tunMy, Will Jean and Harrlsburg. A quiet Sunday was fnmtiy, Lloyd Gapen and family, Fred spent In Pittsburg, the (lay being rnttol.sou nn,i fiUnlly. Karl Amlck, made more enjoyable by reason of the Charley Lambert, the swimming ten lack of the greater volume of smoke (.,lori jHUn Thomas, captain of the which envelops the city on other days molor i,,,, yA, Slocum, the human than Sunday. Leaving Pittsburg on f()(,tor( j.;,!. lunard, the fun maker, Sunday evening, the party reached 01uj R young man by the nnmo of Chicago Monday morning, and spent AV.iuir Hansen with six young la the day at tho lake front, visiting (lkl() Jlli)t tulnj; ot t i)oyR( Bix. Hull house, Lincoln park, the art mu seum and other places of interest. Leavlna Chicago Monday evening, Lincoln was reached Tuesday mom A meeting of the finance commit teo of the Degree of Honor Is being held todav at the office of Miss Ing at 10:10, the time announced in Theresa iiempio, grami rwnun , nrialnal schedule for return. Those In attendance include Mrs. w v..D - I ... ...... J .LI I it Q,.h ntnnnlne point on the re- H. Cleaver, or .Neiign, grann cmei ui nf mnrn members of honor, Su Mrs. Adella Harding or the party dropped out to remain at Hebron, In addition to U. C. Morgan A falling tiny nerve, no larger than the finest silken thread takes from the Heart its Impulse, Its power, its regularity. The Stomach also has Its hidden, or Inside nerve. It was Dr. Shoop who first told us It was wrong to drug a weak or falling Stomach Heart or Kidneys. His prescription Dr. ShoofTs Restora tive Is directed straight for the cause of these ailments these weak and faltering lnsldo nerves. This, no doubt, clearly explains why the Restorative has of lato grown bo rapidly in popularity. Druggists say that those who test tho Restorative even for a few days soon become fully convinced of Its wonderful merit. Anyway, don't drug the organ. Treat ing the cause of sickness Is the only sensible and successful way. Sold by all dealers. Any lady can get a silvered "No Drip" Coffee Strainer by writing Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Send no money. Simply ask for the "No-Drip" Coupon privilege, giving your adnresa. Dr. Shoop will also send free his new and very Interesting little book describing Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee. Health Cofree is such a close imitation of real Coffee, lhat it requires an ex pert to tell the difference. And neither Is there a grain of real cof fee In it Made from pure toasted grains, malt and nuts, its flavor and taste Is exceedingly gratifying. No tedious boiling either. "Made In a minute," says Dr. Shoop. Write to day for the book and "No-Drip" Cou pon. Sold by F. S. White. Pleasantly Surprised. Mayor Sattler and family this af ternoon were most pleasantly sur prised by a party of the family friends from Peoria and Pekln, 111., who were In Omaha attending the Sangerfest and who took advantage of their proximity to run down to this city. The party comprised Mr. Henry Eberhardt and wife and A. Schwelnboldt and wife of Peoria, 111, Mr. L. Dietrich of Pekln, 111. They were a portion of the monster delegation which Peoria and Its vicin ity sent to the Sangerfest and they expect to have a magnificent time as they undoubtedly will. Platform Dance. There will be a platform dance A book on Rheumatism, tiy Dr Shoop, of Racine, Wis., tells some plain truths, and In a plain and prac tical way. Get this booklet, and a free trial treatment of Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy for some dls heartened sufferer in your vicinity. Make a grateful and appreciative friend of some one who Is discour aged because of the failures of others Don't think that piles can't be cur e,d. Thousands of obstinate cases have been cured by Dean's Ointment. r.O cents at any drug store. given at He home of J. B. Dawson Mp Iplp mo to two miles norm anu inreo mues ensi of Weeping Water on Saturday even ing, July 23. Harmon Bros, orches tra and a fine time assured. The public invited. Pain can be easily and quickly stop ped, rink Tain Tablets Dr. Shoop's stop Headache, womanly pains, any pains, anywhere, in 20 minutes sure. Formula on the 25c box. Ask your druggist or doctor about this formula It's fine. Sold by all dealers. Tell Some Sick One It Is Free If It Fails. Will you do an ao of ITumnnltyT Will mu toll some sick friend of tills, my remarkablu oiler? Tell him or hnr, flint yon hv learned of a medicine m certain that lu maki-r chuh ay to the sick, It Is abboluiuly auJ uncouuitlouaiir true 11 It falls." And yoa, no doubt, alrmrly know of P. Shoop I Kestorotlvo and Its popularity For VO years It hna been (lie ntunaaiS rem. erly for Stomach, Kidney and Heart ailment Very where In America. When the "Inside" or controlling nerves of fhtnn vital orirans begin to fail. It is lr. Shoop I Restorative that hns(inickl vltnlinil, and stri-ng-thened, and brought these limes and ontaua back to health attain. I do not dose the. Ftomneh, nor stlmulat theHartor Kidneys (or that Is all wrotiir. I)r. Shoop'l Restorativo (toes dlnft to th COVSt of these ailments tho tailing-, falt.Mng, Inildn or controlling norvps. And herein lies th keynote to niy bucccss. When these nerves wn acnln made reM ant strong, then tliut is the cerium end of all sucb sickness. Tome It Is a grent mitlsfnrtlou thnt I am thaonly physU'iun uhle to wiy to tlin mfturiuT sick. "Take my Drescrititlon (or (nil UO days, and test, and I'll certainly help jour suf fering friend. All dealers Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner? Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com plexion sallow? Liver needs waking up. Doan's Regulets cure bilious attacks. 23 cents at any drug store. Use "Forest Rose" Flour if you want the best results in making good bread. Try a sack and you will buy no other. For sale by all leading dealers. If it (ails to help you. the entire expense i mlue not yours." 2 lu-n wi;i should the shk take any chance on any other inediriiie, whose maker dare not bark it just as l.do by this remarkable offtrt I also have a Rheumatic Remedy and hat remedy la covered by tho auie. identical "Ho huly, no pay" protective plan. Besldei. you ar (n-o to consult m Inst yon would your home physlelan. My adviee and Ui book below are yours and without cost. l'erhaps a word or two from me will clear np some serious ailment. 1 havi'helpedthousanda upon thousands by my private prescription or personal advice plan. My best elloit Is surely wot Ui your simple request. Bo let me send you an order at once. Take th message to some sick friend. A postal will bring the opportunity. I will haveanbom stand trustworthy drug gist to whom you can couveuiuntly go lor the M day test. Hut tint, ask me for the order, tor alt flruf gluts are not authorired to give tlie TO day test. So writ me now and save all delays R member that tomorrow never comes. Addroas lr. f hoop, Hoi 12, Rarin. Wit. Whlcl Imi Ikall I ! ToaT Fo. 1 On Pyspopsla No. 4 For Wom No. On the Heart No 5 Xor Men I No. I On tU kluiiryi No. 6 On Rheumatism points In the east for an cxtenueu oi mis cuy. A I