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VOL. XXXII.
PLATTSWOUTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1913
NO. S3.
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CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS REG
M5ESSI0N There Was Not Much Doing and
the Meeting Adjourned at
an Early Hour.
From Tuesday's Dar.y.
There was peace am! quid
hovering- in large-sied chunks
t the I ii --1 x II f Hit' city coun
cil last e i ing ami Ihe session of
tin city legislator over i i i
side of an lii m r after the gavel
if .Mayor Saltier railed the incci.
inir !o order. All of the member
Well- nil llUllcl wllt'il the lllfeling
opened ami ready In lake pari in
anything lliat might conic up. luil
fortunately Itn'iv was nothing- of
any serious consequence In be
acted upnn. with llif exception of
tin' automobile ? ! ordinance,
which during- the pa few
months lias born passed over
fi-nin nm meeting- In aiiitllicr, hut
la-l night I lie measure, amended
tn suil the counrilmen, was
placed mi its lir-l reading and il
sounded sn good n . CiMlin'il-
meti thai, tin motion if Itichey. il
was placed mi its second ami
fluid readings and passed with
out a dissent inir vole, w hich is
some reenrd for an ordinanre.
There was a pelilj.m presented
lt the council from Wayne Iick
snn and six nlher properly own
ers nn North Sixth street asking
lierniissinn f..r llie construction
of a private -ewer from their dif
ferent residences tn ennnecj with
the main sewer liy way nf Ihe
'Seventh street extension.
The si reefs, alleys ami bridges
committee reported that Ihe
street in the west pail of the
city near Ihe Tiilcrc resilience
had been opened up for I ravel.
It hi ii r j 1 ma ii ihillery slated that
he was of tlie opinion thai, the
city could save itself money ly
mak'iig a headquart trs for the
police in the brick building in the
rear of the city hall. a well as
part il ioiiinir otr a part of this as
a place where 'hums" could he
stored on col.l winter nights, in
stead t.r at the -hum shanty"
where the police were unable to
keep their eve- mi them, and if
they were kept al this place there
would he no I rouble in locking the
men up -o lh;it they would not
he pet t inir out whenever they
wanted lo. Councilman Ha.jeck
had imuirei int.. the matter and
found upon investigation that it
cost about sn pi-r month to
maintain the present 'bum
shanty", and thai if the brick
building in the rear of the cily
hall or the basement of the cily
hall was fixed up it would make a
much belter place and save Ihe
city money. a well as enable the
police to keep their e e oil the
men who were put in for Ihe
night. The mayor was of the
opinion that the basement of the
city hall would make Ihe best
place for- a loom f this kind, as
il could be fixed up without much
expense acd save I lie city money.
The matter was finally referred
to the pojiee Committee o in
vestigate and report at the next
meet in:.' as to the cost nf making
the changes necessary to place
the basement in the proper --nape
for the use of the police.
Councilman Tushinsky called
the at tent imutif the city council
Jo the fact thai the city sprinkler
was allowed to stand outside ex
posed to all kinds of weather and
he thought that a shed or suita
ble place should be fixed up to
care for this vehicle, which the
cily recently purchased, that it
should not bo allowed to suffer
from being- exposed to the elem
ents. Councilman Johnson was
Hot in favor of putting up any
more buildings around the city
hall. but thought that one of the
shels already up could b" fixed
up to take care of the sprinkler.
There was quite an amount of
small repairs ordered on Ihe
streets in different parts of the
city before Ihe bad weather set in
for the winter. Councilman But
tery called the attention of the
(Continued on Page C)
To Visit Aged Mother.
From Tuesday jjaiir-
This evening- Attorney J). ).
Invycr will depart on No. 2 for a
trip back lo Michigan to spend
Thanksgiving with his aped
mother. Mrs. Mary Iivvyer. who
res-ides ill l.eliaWee county, in
that stale, wilh another son. The
mnl her of Mr. iKvycr has reached
the ripe old ape of Si. and the
visit of her Mm will doubtless
make the Thanksg i inp seasnii
even more enjoyable than usual
ami cheer her mother's heart.
Mr. Jnvyer expects Jo return to
IMalf snioulh by Sunday eveninp.
as his legal business demands his
at tent ion.
MARRIAGE LICENCE BUS
INESS BEGINS TO PICK UP
From Tuesday' Daily.
The approach of the holidays
ha brought on a correspondirip
increase in the number of younir
people who are In join their lives
and hearts in (he bonds of wed
lock, ami yesterday County Judge
Iet'snn issued permits n wed to
Frank Mbder. jr.. aped I'd. of
Cullom. ami Miss Esther lleiinke,
aped of Murdock. These two
young people are well known
Ihrouphnul this section of the
county ami their many friends
will be delighted lo learn that
I hey have decided to take the
journey down Ihe pathway of lift
as one in the future. They will
be married Tliankspivinp day.
Reuben droonner of Michigan
and Miss Ethel Wiles of near
YVet-pinp Water were also prant
ed the consent necessary to make
their happiness complete. They
will be married at the home of
the bride's parents. Mr. ami Mrs.
Thomas Wiles, near Weeping
Water, ami to the charminp bride
and her worthy husband the best
wishes of a host of friends will
be extended.
NEW SON ARRIVES AT
HOME OF FLOYD BULL
From Tuesday's Dally.
A telegram was received this
morninp by Dr. C. A. Marshall
announcing- lhat the home of Mr.
ami Mrs. Eloy.l JJull. at Lodi.
California, had been visited by
the stork yesterday morninp and
lhat they were the parents of a
line new ten-pound boy baby. The
voiinir man will receive the title
of Marshall Hankiu Hull, ami it
is the. sincere wish of the many
friends of Mrs. Dull, who was for
merly Miss (lladys Marshall, lhat
tin little son may live In be a joy
ami comfort tn his. parents in the
vears to come. '(Irandpa" Mar
shall is feelinp very much elated
over the new arrival in the farn-
ilv. while Mrs. Marshall was al
ihe Dull home in time to welcome
Ihe new prandson.
ALBERT ALFORD STILL
IN A BAD SHAPE
Albert Airord was injured last
Friday even inir, the presumption
bi-inir that a cow kicked him, ami
so far has not recovered his
faculties enoliph to tell just how
i' happened, lie hail pone to the
barn to milk ami was fount! later
lyinp on the cement floor with a
contused spot just above his ear
ami the blood runninp out of his"
ear. lie rouses up partially at
limes and then sinks back into a
stale of unconsciousness. The
doctors say there is probably a
blond clot on his brain, ami the
outcome is hart! to determine, fle
pendinp entirely on whether
nature can absorb it or not. In
the meantime his condition is
cril ieal. Nehaw ka News.
Notice to Hunters.
For some time past hunters,
and especially their dops, have
been annoy inp my cattle to a
preat extent, and I am compelled
to notify all hunters that they
musl keep off hiy premises in the
future. Ralph Haynie.
Bet results are secured by ad
vertising in th Journal.
RECEIVES THEIR
DUES III THE
POLICE COURT
Two Men Arraigned on Charge of
Beink Drunk and They
Receive Sentence.
Yesterday afternoon the court
of Jmlpe Archer was tilled with
the usual .Monday collection of
parlies sutl'eriiip front the ellecls
of their Sal unlay celebrations,
and they were handled in the
usual able manner which the
jmlpe pives to this kind of cases.
Joseph Adamson was the !irt
of the quarry secured by the
police tn be hrmjpht in fH' 'rial,
and he entered a plea of puilly to
the allepations made apainst him
as to Ihe fact of his beinp found
in a state of intoxication, and the
jmlpe administered a tine of 2
and costs upon him. but as Joe
was not possessed of enmiph of
the filthy lucre to liquidate ibis
amount the court decided to pive
him an opportunity to leave the
city, which he promised faithfully
to tin. ami did not waste any lime
in pet I inp out of I he city.
The next of the parties to be
arraipned was .James Finney, who
acknow ledpetl that he had per
haps overestimated his capacity
for alcoholic stimulants ami had
been palhered in by the trusty
puardians of the public peace to
answer to the charpe before his
honor, the judirc. James received
the same tine thai had been piven
to the prccedinir visitor, that of
S2 and costs, but was more for
tunately situated and was able to
pay the amount and was allowed
to po his way a free' man, with a
lecture from the jmlpe on the
danpers that lurk for the unwary
in this habit.
The jmlse adopts a wise policy
in letlinp these undesirable
characters "beat it" out of the
cily. as they would only be an
added expense to the taxpayers if
they were to be kept in jail, and
as their offense is slipht it would
be of no benefit lo hold them
here for a few days or a week.
EUGENE MAURER TAKEN
DOWN WITH TYPHOID FEVER
From Tuesday's Ially.
The many friends of F.upene
Maner w ill be preat ly prieved to
learn that I his younp man is suf
ferinp from an attack of typhoid
fever ami is in quite a critical
condition at the home of his
mother in (llenwod, where he was
taken on Sunday, lie bepan to
feel quite badly on last Thurs
day ami la ill off from his duties
in the Durlinplon shops, tliinkinp
it only a sliphf indisposition, bul
he prew worse ami decided to po
to his mother at Dlenwood. and
there was taken down with the
aftliction and is now in quite bad
shape, his temperature reaching
110.
Colonel J. H. Thrasher Sick.
'Ihe friends of Colonel J. II.
Thrasher will learn with repret
that the penial colonel is con
lined to his bed with an attack of
stomach trouble. lie was com
pelled to return lo his home yes
terday morninp feelinp quite
badly, ami this morninp was un
able to be up and around. It is
hoped that in a few days he will
be able to resume his active
business duties.
"Generally debilitated for
years. Had sick headache, lack
ed ambition, was worn out and
all run down. Durdock Dlood
Ditters made me a well woman."
Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moosup.
Conn.
Spot Cash Special this week,
Drake's German Cough Remedy,
35c size, 21c. Gering & Co.
'Phone 36.
Wedding stationery at the
Journal office.
Entertainers Very Fine.
From Tuesday's: Daily.
The Herald Square Entertain
ers last evenjnp pave a very
pleasinp- entertainment at the
I'armele J heater and Ihe work of
Ihe younp men composinp the
company was most excellent and
they are a cb'er and talented or
painalion and Jlheir musical
entertainment waf worthy of a
packed house, asjlheir otVerini:s
of both vocal and instrumental
music was as poo.J as has ever
been piven in this city.
I
ELKS GETTING ALONG
FINE ON NEW BUILDING
The work on Ihe new Elks' club
house is beinp pushed alonp
rapidly and the brick masons are
now enpaped in the work of put
linp in the new brick foundation
that will support the buiblinp.
ami efforts will be made to hae
the rest nf the buiblinp ready for
the workmen. There will be a
ureal deal of remodHjnp neces
sary to place the structure in the
proper shape for the use of the
Elks and there will not be enouph
left of the old huildinp to tell
about when the work is taken up.
as il will be in a few weeks, and
the completion of the buiblinp
will pive the Elks a club house
they can well feel proud of ami
one of the most Comfortable pos
sessed bv any odpe in the slate.
THREE IN FROM
LOUISVILLE HERE
111 TROUBLE
From Tuesday's Daily
East eveninp Sh'-rifT Qninlou
and Deputy Sheriff Manspeaker
returned from J.ouisville, where
I hey wel e called Jo secure three
men wanted for assault upon one
Will Yosburp. who was eniploed
with the men on some work near
Luoisville for the Murphy con
tract inp company. The men
Fred Cleveland. Hoy Hay ami Hoy
Eamb were arraipned on a com
plaint charpinp them with as
sault., and were piven a line and
are now nepotiatinp- for the funds
lo release them from the county
bastile, ami in the event that they
cannot secure the amount, they
will receive a stiff jail sentence
that will leach them a lesson.
The case js one filled with quite
a number of very loathsome de
tails, and with the fines I he men
are petlinp off pretty easy. Eamb.
who is a black lamb, was in the
cily several months apo. beinp
employed on some pradinp work.
THANKSGIVING WEDDINGS
REPORTED QUITE NUMEROUS
From Wednesday's Daily.
The Tliankspivinp day wed
ilinps in this county will be quite
numerous, judpinp from the
marriape licenses turned out by
Judpe Deeson yesterday after
noun and today. Howard C.
Drown of Sioux Cily, Iowa, and
Miss Maude A. Covert, of this
county were pranled a license
yesterday afternoon for their
weddinp tomorrow, as was also
Hay J. Kissinper of (Jlenville.
Nebraska, and Miss Dertha M.
Dornerneier, of Murdock. this
county, who will be married to
morrow at the home of the
bride's parents, near Murdock.
Another couple to secure the
necessary permit to wed was Earl
C. Damn of Havelock and Miss
Edith M. Anderson of Louisville,
who will also celebrate Tlianks
pivinp by beinp: united in wed
lock. Mrs. West Very Low.
From XVednesflay's Daily.
This afternoon Mrs. Carl West,
who is at the hospital in Omaha,
was reported as beinp in a most
serious condition and there was
liltle hope held out lo the family
that she could recover.
Wall Paper. Gering & Co., the
Spot Cash Family Druggists.
'Phone 36.
G. A. R. ENJOY
A DELIGHTFUL
GAMP FIRE
Address by the Department Com
mander and an Elegant
Musical Program.
Fif-m W1nesiliy's Iiaily.
Last eeninp the members of
McCoiiihie post, ;. A. H.. and the
Woman's Helief Eorps held a
most tleliphtful camptife at the
Modern Woodman buiblinp. and
one of the most pleasant eents
of the year was enjoyed by the
members of these organizations
and their families.
A ery pleasjnp musical pro
pram hail been arranped by the
committee in charpe and the oc
casion was one Ioiip to be re
membered by all fortunate
enouph to be in attendance.
Vocal numbers were piven mi the
propram by Miss Mathibb Nai
lery and W. i. Drooks. two of
our most talented musicians, ami
their offerings to Ihe program
were I lioroiip li ly enjoyed, as the
excellence of their numbers were
up to the usual hiph standard
that characterizes their work,
anil il is unnecessary to say more
of their splendid Voices. One
ery pleasinp feature of the oc
casion was the violin trio b
Masters John Eppeitberper. Hub
ert Kroehler ami Miles Alluian.
Jnd these younp penllemen dis
played a re at talent in their rendi
tion of their number, which was
loudly encored by the deliphled
auditors. The address deliwred
by Hev. F. M. Drnliner of Die
Methodist church was aUo much
enjoyed and pave the members
of the Oram! Army and Helief
Corps an opportunity to bear
this gentleman, who is one of the
most pleasinp orators m the
cily. and his talks are always full
of deep thought and show the
careful study piven to his sub
jects. Mrs. William Daird and
Miss Ellen Windham gave two
very pb-a-inp readings in their
usi.al finished manner that has
charmed so many Plat I sinout h
audiences in the past, and it
was certainly a treat to bae
these ladies on the program, and
their selections were Well chosen
ami delivered in a manner that
won the deepest appreciation of
everyone present. The instru
mental number given by Mrs. ..
O. Eggenberger proved to be a
fine addition to the slronp pro
gram arranged, and this talented
lady won everyone by her de
lightful selection on the piano.
The chief address of the even
ing" was delivered by John A.
Dempster of Omaha, department
commander of the ;. A. H. for
Nebraska, who gave a talk on the
work of the Orand Army, and hi
talk was thoroughly appreciated
by the members present at the
meetinp last evening-, and it was
with great repret that they were
not allowed to hear more from
this polished orator.
After the enjovnient of the
program the puest were invited
lo Ihe diniup room, where the
holies hail prepared a most de
licious luncheon, which, added to
the excellent propram prepared,
made the event one of the most
pleasant in the history of the
Host ami Corp, and everyone de
parted hoping that they might in
the future have the opportunity
of enjoying many more such af
fairs. Beautiful Shetland Ponies
for sale at all times, for the next
100 years, unless I die in the
meantime. I have now an extra
fine stallion, the best in the state,
for sale. Well broke for both
harness and saddle.
Wm. Gilmoux,
Platlsmouth, Neb.
R. F. D. No. 1.
For Sale.
2 So acre farm, well improved.
Two and a half miles from Alvn.
Nebraska. Easy terms. DJ0 per
acre.
J. P. Rouin.
Presents Dog to Friend.
The follow inp item will I f
illleret to the friends here of
IIiiii Clark. I lie eii im-nt Dir.!
linplon attorney. former of
Ibis citv. tmt now in
Omaha: "It. You i ie, .-ived
a fine I llol-olll: hbled bird d-'ii
from Hon. Dyrou I'.Iaik Ti.e...i
afternoon. The dog i -aid l
be the tillest chicken ilo- eve!
raised in northwest Nebraska.
He ha- taken to Franeila- like a
duck to water, though -uipn-e.i
at tile Wondelflll development of
the country." Fr.im la-
Dee.
WOODMAN CIRCLE
ENJOY 1 MOST
PLEASANT GATHERING
From WVil n-s Ja v' Iai!v.
line of the nio-t pb-a-ant
social event- given b anv of the
fraternal societies of the city wa
the dance i:iveii la-t evening at
the A. O. !'. W. ball bv llo
W'ooilmaii Diri'ie. an. I the large
Cfowtl of Voting people. a well a -
tl i.ler oil.--. enjoved I belli-
selves o the nil t until I II-
midnight hour. I'.-ec.-dni- I b -
-tailing of the . I. nice ;, ,-,ll w. ,
;.. tl... I. ..i-.. i....... I., it...
pl' " I'l e -
degree team of the lodge, olll-
po-ed of -ole eighteen ladle-.
and under the leader-tup ..f lln'ir
captain. Mr-. M. E. .Man-peaker.
executed some Vet' tine drill-.
The degree team W o e attractive
uniforms of while with belts and
collars of Inxauder and pale
gl'een. the colors nf I lie older.
and thejr appearance wa- one
most pleasjng to the . its t fie j f. .1 . r-c. .i, ' ,(. in. g . i:. - w.
executed I tie dltTeienl 1 1 1 V e . , j- e. I . The ' a f . i e w a . . i i !. 1
tlieilt- of the drill. The da in V ei a' t l-l f. v.-ll-w a . I
hall on the mam llooi ImhI a 1 j g ' m . tto n-i e...-ie i
been d rated III the color- ofj!.'---e .a-k-l of e'.-'-.i I-
lavaptier and pale gru-n. -I ream-i I h'in n m -. and tfo- we. hi f.nr
eS of tlie-e l-ojofs belllg lllape.Jj
thtoiigh the hall, and u made a
very suitable -cftiig Tor the
plea-ant tlance. winch was n
joved to the ntiiio-t b all pres
ent. Th nui-ic for the tlance
was furm-hed b I-rank .l.-md.i
and .Miss peart Mumm and wa
X't'lleiil and much njoe,t by
all present.
SURPRISE PARTY AT
G. A. KAFFENBERGER
HOME MONDAY NIGHT
There was a erv nlea-ant -or-
prise part tjxen at the .;. .. j .ih..t..a. d n Do- . - rr -
KatTenberger h.-me M.-ndav even-Jed v-M (,.. u ; t,.. n. h
ing. whe,, numi.er of th- -,-J i. h-r m her v e.i.l-.t I rt..- l-.t
in;
ales and friends ,.f Mi-- id.it
called and gave tier a reminder
of the f.u t that .1 wa- her birth
day anniversary. Tlie young lad
had not received the -lightest in
timation of the proposed Vl-ll of
her friend- ami wa- mil of r
when they catted. ami her nr
prise ran be imagined a- li"
stepped into tlie parlors lo hud
them tilled w ith a gal tiering of
her friends. The evening: passed
va ry quickly in th- play ins of
various games among the y..ung
people, and at an appropriate
hour the party were iieaie.j to
some very 1 -1 : t u - refreshment-
that bad been brought
along by the ladie- of lh invad
ing parly, and the evening-, or
rather early morning'. wa
brought to a cb.se 1 dancing Mi"
Virginia reel.
Parents of a Fine New Son.
The home of Mr. and Mis. Ed
ward Mauier. in the s,.t;th part
of the city, wa- gladdened Sun
day by the aniv il of a line
bright-eye. baby !'. and I h
little one and the mother are get
ting" ahuiir in fine shape and it i
t bought the father will recover
from the effect- of Ihe jo over
the new addition to I lie fa'iiil.
This i the fir-l -hi!d in the
Manrer home and ron-equnt I
there is nothing; to- 2fio.1 for the
little man.
For Sale.
One ir-horse I.swsnr, gj cii
sin rpftrtahl . Very cheap.
XX'rite or inquire W. II. ftu-ti.
Mur.lock. Neb. II-IT-iwk-w
CUPID
VISITS THE
ALLISOII HOME
Home of Mrs. Mary Allison the
Scene of Wedding of Her
Daughter to J. W. Pierson.
chai n i! - h'-it " !-
liii-; occurred !a-f eve-i, .tr i ?.
i.ea I i r t . I I. . , . ..f M; - . Mar
!lis..n. when her- ,!.n,kl.r. M,--
E it !'i-"M. W a I illte.) i 'It
lllke (.. V r. .J .fn ?!. I' e'-.,. . .J
Fne!'. .Nej.i a-a. The t .?,.(,.-. .
which W :i - ;i!lei.d . f,:' M
eia!ie. .11:. I .i 1 . I r'.l i'l -
firei'.!-. was ..-r ! .r m.-d I !! . -f
W. II I r es .,f I ! . i !..
beaiillfl ! I'l e-.v!et . ! . 1 -r
e- ice.
The J. ride. W ho Was I,' .lM-!, i-
ed. W .1 s . iifij il a ! : .. I - -
j !!ae,l!.- Co-,. , :.:- LI e
j I ' -a !' i ! il. W e., r I n.- :i .e:i;'tr.
: l"'f fiat 4 -talk ! -. a I
j ,, w v b'-l ... e,-.
nnc-. v In . rt..- ; u .. -
, t ir-. i.i I he .i.-tomar .l.c, '
r . - . t
The '.' t ' s of III.- !ii-.. I
V.-Ie ;( V I ' ! .1 .." ( .W ' of I1
I.e.lMr. Die cl.;i e ..f -
io ai.d g ' : i .e, . i-.itri--.i .
in !av:!i ..-c.ia! - ..f '
c Ii f -a : ! !i-1 ' 1 1 . i a- ! ;r--:.
-'.llaX.
I o!:..i't' Id.- i -.-re; ,. .-. li
wedding ;..!! rep. i, .-.s I., l!,.-
I : I' i i g r. 'i i . u I..-: : .'' . -
e jo e.J I e .1'- I , g ti : r , ! t,
With the lieI e..'e. I I j . IP -
til '. : iT.. V hell t !, .!...! I e ! ',. r
lla-..'i t'.t'., .. i. where !ti.--. n 1
l-l! over Th a ! k - - "v ; g n ; I.
-i-!er of Mr. 'i."...v. re.
turning, v Il !.. a! li-. ,,- ? tli'.r
friend- at I l.eci a':.-" J.r i -
tr.tti.
Tlie 1.' l.je - We'd ..::
; t h ; ! . g In i : ' !lie !i. !i.i ii -
i I Il Ml e of !e 1 1 i . ' V ape !
1 1 1- Ill I ' ' f the I e ;e tl I . f . : . e . I
the ,. I i. (!,.. c .i: ,!. '.I -
,' ! 1 .1 ! I V e l.i-s '.,! g : ' ' . ! I . -H'g
been bo' i, ii'i.t I erf-.- i P: ti,.-
---( i ' t "f the io no, a .; !
a I - T t t i ' i . e ,u was p' , t i
llie i ni..ii p' !!' ?!...;. M i - -X
! i i..ii w a a.-. f. .f a tn !.e- .!
t ear e..g.,ge., ,;. - ..' n
u '"'' !'-' -
for a be-
a i'. i i j j r . rr ! :
li fe
The g"''..!!! - a!-., n - l k-
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