THURSDAY,. JANUARY. 1,1914.
PLATTSWCU7H SZffll-lVZZXLY JSL''AL.
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MRS. J. I DOUGUSS'
MOTHER PASSES AWAY AT
iRYSViLLE. MISSOURI
From Friday's Dally.
A message has been received
by Judge J. E. louslassannounc-ing-
the ilalli at Marysville, Mo.,
T Mrs. J. W". I.)eanj the mother .of
Mi's. Houglass, wlni was at Hit
bedside of her beloved parent
when I he summon came. Mrs.
Jhan haI been in ;i very serious
condition fr tin past six months,
and her death was not unexpect
ed, as .-lie had been in a seini-con-scious
condition for several
months, and all that niedieal skill
and loving; hands could do availed
nothing to bring her back to
health. Her death occurred at 8
Y!oek Monday evening- and the
funeral was held from the late
home at 2 o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon. The death of this worthy
lady will be deeply regretted by
a!! who had the pleasure oT knovv-iuu-
her, and in her loss Mrs.
l..uglass will receive the deepest
sympathy of the entire com
munity. Our net excursion leaves
IMattsmoulh. via the Missouri
I'aeiiic. January Gth, midnight,
for the Rio f!rande Valley of
Texas. All you fellows that
"Wished you'd a knowed it and
oud went along" the last time,
now have the opportunity. et.
out the old .carpet bag and join
the bunch, in our own Pullman
cars on the night of Ihe (Uh. We
have lb' goods, and can show
you and get you back in eight
days. W. 1'. Rosericrans.
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TENDER A RECEPTION TO
DR. 0. SANDIN AND BRIDE
After the rehearsal last even
ing at the Methodist church of
tins Kuterpau. llej club .and the
Young Men's Glee club, the mem-
bers of these two organization?
tendered a rareption to Jr. ().
Sandin and bride, who were mar
ried in Kansas City, at the home
of the -bride," on Christinas day,
anil th younir people enjoyed
themselves most delightfully for
several hours. Ir. Sandin is a
member of the Young Men's f.lee
club, and Iwdh he and his bride
were showered .'with the best
wishes .f their friends in honor
of their wedding, and Mrs. San
din was welcomed to her new
home here. The reception was
held 'in the parlors of thee hurch
and ' refreshments Vf popcorn,
apples "and. talTy erxed to in-1ere-t
the' 'company, in addition
to the general good time par
ticipated in by the thirty-live
guests present.
Stomach Troubles Disappear.
Stomach,, liver and kidney
troubles, weak nerves, lame back
and female ills disappear when
Electric Bitters are used. Thou
sands of women would not be
without a bottle in their home.
"Kliza Pool of Depcw, Okl., writes:
"Fleet ric Bitters raised me from
a bed of sickness and suffering
and has done me a world of good.
I wish every suffering woman
-could use this excellent remedy
and find out, as I did, just how-
good it is." As it has helped
thousands of others, it surely will
do the same. for ou. Fvery bot
tle guaranteed, 5c and $1.00. At
all Druggists. , 1J. F. Bucklin &
Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis.
FINE EIGHT POUND
- DAUGHTER AT THE
From Monday's l'july.
For the pa.-t few days' Uoberl
Ri. liter, the cigar' manufacturer,
has been wearing one of those
winnih- smiles such aa only a
' proud fat her can jwssess, and it
is over the arrival of a fine new
ei-hl-pound daughter, which ar
rived at the- lti'hter home on
Cfiri-tmas day, and the little, lady
proed a juost acceptable Christ
mas present to the parents, as
well as the olh'-r "children of the
family, and the. proud father
states she is the finest little girl
in town. . ". " .
For any. pain, burn, scald or
bruise, apply ' Dr. 'Thorn as' . Fc-let-tic
Oil the household remedy.
, Two. sizes, 23c. and 50c, at all
drug stores.
California Woman Seriously
. Alarmed.
"A short lime bro I contracted
a severe coldwhich settled on my
lungs and caused me a great deal
of annoyance. I would have bad
coughing spells and my lungs
were so sore and inflamed I be
gan to be seriously alarmed. A
friend recommended Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, saying she
had used it for years. I bought
a bottle and it relieved my cough
the first night, and in a week I
was rid of the cold and soreness
of-my lungs," writes Miss Marie
derber, Sawlelle, Cal. For sale
by all dealers.
LITTLE HOY FALLS
FROM BANISTER AND
FRACTURES HIS ARM
From Monday's Ially.
Yesterday afternoon while Fail,
the young son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
I,. Cassily, was engaged in play
ing around the stairway on the
second floor of the Coates' block,
he was so unfortunate as to have
his left arm broken, lie was en
gaged in climbing, as children
often d7, on the banisters of the
stairs, and losing his grip, fell to
the floor, a distance of several
feet, and fracturing his arm. lie
was at once hurried to the office
of a physician and the injured
member dressed and fhe little
boy made as comfortable as pos
sible, although he suffered a
great deal of pain from the in
jury and it will be several weeks
before he will be able to use the
arm.
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FAMILY REUNION AND
CHRISTMAS DINNER
AT THE OLIVER HOME
From Friday's Xal1y. J ". , -
Yesterday the pleasant home of
Mrs. Kate Oliver was the scene of
a very pieasani lamiiy uiuner
i - j i i :
partv, .. which was arranged ry
Mrs.d) C." Morgan, as both Mrs.
Oliver and her daughter. Miss
Carrie, are laid up from accidents
and the dinner served was one
that was most tempting and was
done ample justice to by the en
tire gathering. Those who were
present were: Messrs and Mes-
dames C. D. Fads and daughter of
South Omaha. Dr. Ward ami wife
and three children of Omaha, Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Hallam of Lin
coln, Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Morgan
and daughter, Miss (Gertrude, and
Mrs. Oliver and daughter, Miss
Carrie.
ERNMENT BUILDING COM
PELLED TO SUSPEND WORK
From Monday's laily.
The force of men employed in
driving the piling for the coffer
dam that is being built around
the government building here,
yesterday started in on their work
as usual and ran until about 11
o'clock, when Chief of Police Ben
Hainey appeared on the scene and
requested them to desist from
their labors, as Mayor Sat tier did
not consider it fitting that the
pile driver be working here on
one of the principal streets of
the city and just opposite St
Paul s church, where the wor
shippers had gathered, but were
unable to hear the words of the
minister on account of the
pounding of the machinery. This
is a very commendable thing for
the city to do, as the operation of
this machinery on Sunday ha
been very annoying to the gen
eral public, as well as the church
troers, and H is time that it was
stopped.
Constipation Poisons You.
ir you are constipated, your
entire system is poisoned by the
waste .matter kept in the body
serious results often follow. Use
Dr. King's New Life Pills and you
will soon get rid of constipation,
headache and other troubles. L'3e
at Druggists or by mail. II. F.
Uucklen & Co., Philadelphia and
St. Loui3.
FOR SALE DATES
. Reverse the Telephone
Call lo-Vl '-
- FRANK GRAHAM,
Auctioneer,
.Springfield, Neb.
. 'Phone 91.
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C. HIDAY . CELEBRATE
WEDDING AHNfifERSAEY
(From the Union Ledger).
James C. Niday and IVIisn Mary
Faton were united in marriage On
the 22d day of December, 1893,
and ever," since "that date they
have resided 'hi harmony and
happiness in this vicinity, but on
Monday evening Sir Jim had his
peace of mfnd forcibly disturbed
by the intrusion of guests whom
he had no part in inviting, that
formality having been looked af
ter by his good wife and without
his knowledge or 'consent.'-' Jim
was quietly. dozing on a couch
and dreaming ,. of a glue factory
(because he had his . shoes -off)
and was suddenly awakened by
the arrival of a large number of
his neighbors, some of whom
shook his eyes open and remind
ed him of the fact that it was the
20-lh anniversary of his wedding.
He appreciated the joke .and as
sured the visitors that -they were
welcome to all the hospitality to
be found! The guests spent some
time in the usual social manner,
and at 9:30 "Jim and Mary" were
called upon to again appear at
the bridal altar, where they were
once more taken through the
matrimonial ceremony by Itev.
V. A. Taylor, much to the de
light of the assembled guests. A
splendid luncheon was served and
greatly enjoyed by all.
Those in attendance were:
Messrs. and Mesdaines Harry
Frans, Ih'nry Srharp, Charles
Woodard, Ross Niday, W'intield
Swan, Matt McOuin, Flmer Chap
man, Fred Young, John Niday,
James Reynolds, Moss McCarroll,
Jack Cha! fan I. James Pilhnan.
Charles Harrison. W. A. Taylor.
It. II. Frans, Dean Austin. W. F.
McCarroll, Charles Niday; Mrs.
Fred Clark, Mrs. Jess, Dysatl,
Misses Ru h Garrison, Marv
Austin, Tda Reynolds, Dee Ca-r''-son,
-Addio , -Austin. -Margaret
Niday, Flva Niday, : B-uIah
Niday, Catherine MeCarrcd.,
Alico ad . May Chalfant,
Freda Nidav; - Cl'ftn ClarV,
. l' .'Jl ,"me insurance busir.es, and
OlmKlav. D-n,e! I ;H to rnd a c6'ia mine or
min scharp. Stacy
Earl.-Poy.2d
Reynold?. Herma
Niday and Cecil Niday,
WEEPING WATER OLD
SOLDIER IS BAD SHAPE
From Tue.3aVn tJaflv.
This mornincr Wesley S. Walk
er, an old soldier, residing at
Weeping Water, was in the city
consulting the county judge in
regard to securing admission to
one of the Soldiers' Homes. Mr.
Walker is well advanced in years
and possesses a small residence
property in Weeping Water and
has a pension of -SG a month
from the government, but finds it
impossible to gel along very well,
as he is not in the best of health
ami needs the care of someone,
and feels that he could secure
this better at the-Soldiers' Home
than elsewhere. It was decided
to have him turned over to T. T.
Fry, who will look after him un
til he can secure a place in one
of the Soldiers' Homes. He had
a severe fall a short time ago and
since that time has hardly been
able to be around and feels that
it is necessary that he be situated
where he he can be looked after.
DELIGHTFUL TIME AT
THE PETER MM HOME
From Tuesday's Uanjr-
A very pleasant and delightful
time was had at the Peter Mumni
home on Yine street Thursday
afternoon and evening, when a
large number of the friends of
Mrs. Mumru and family gathered
to spend a few hours most pleas
antly. A slipper,- the sight of
which would break a Pankhurst
"hunger strike," was served to
the company- at an appropriate
hour, which was done ample
justice to by the company. - The
guests then enjoyed themselves
for several hours in arious
amusements,, ami at a late hour
departed for thejr homes, feeling
that the occasion was one long to
be remembered by all present.
The Mumni home was b"autifully
decoraled, and the Chief feature
wask the ,, large Christinas tree
loaded with "presents for the little-folks.
ThV guesf prctcn'
were: Messrs.- and Mesnms !
Fred Nolting and family, James
Marousek and family, Ed Beins
and family, Fee Hill and-family,
Mrs. Anna Goos.
Mi PLflTTSOGUTH 1
FORTY YEfiflS AGO
lirmt of Interest -o Our RraiW ri
Ulencd r m the Newspaper
- Kiica ol Many Vrt Ag.
Am. Lnzenby goes it "alona'
after this.
Hugh Qrr, old scitler, Cheyen
ne man no-, is visiting us for a
short time.
J. H. Painter, the criminal
(Jranger tf Nebraska, now re
sides in Lincoln. Journcl.
Yancil, once a newspaper man
at Brownsville, has gone out to
Bloomiugtou to live, and pro
poses to turn merchant.
Charles Yiall, good boy from
Otoe county and agent for the
(irocr lt -Baker sewing machine,
was in town Friday. So wags the
world.
Messrs. Samuel IP-efor and
Harvey B. Lathrop of Weeping
Water made the Herald a call and
a present of the needful during
our absence. We were -oiry not
to have seen them. Call again.
C. W. Worley of Three Iroes
called on the Herald yeMeiday
and fixed up the Herald for a
good ways in advain-e. (i 1 man,
wish we had more of bis kind in
Cass county.
J. W. McLaughlin, for som"
time a resident of this plaee. and
a brother-in-law to Mr. John II.
Clark, will take the plaee of
cashier at the Fir-l .National
bank. Plat I smoul h, iee T. W.
Fvans. resigned.
Cai. Palmer, Hie ubiijuif'-u-and
ever ready in.-urance man.
leaves us this week for an e
lor.ded trip westward, through
Colorado, New ricxico and pari
of Caii.'orr.ia. lie is hunting a
new variety of Iloudans tliat will
lay twice a day and three eggs on
Sunday likewise his health, and
Judge Ellison, cur -cell linow n
butcher, proposes to try a row.
and we think a very sensible
method of u-aucting bis rnea?
business. As everyone k:.os in
that business the amounts pur
chased at a lima are small and
widely scattered ever the vhc!c
community, and often among ir
responsible parlies. The resul!
is great loss and wrist ajre to the
butchers and a correspondingly
hih price for meat to those thai
do pa". The judge has c?.rd
nrinted worth ?3, numbered from
3 cents up to 20 een'-s, and just
as much as a customer buys is
punched oul of the card. This
aves book!vCcr;ing' avoid bad
debts, and if carried out, will les
sen the price cf meat and do
awav with the ernense of book-
keeping- and collections enfaib-d
hy the prcseni system oi ir
respinsiblc credits.
Mr. John Donelan of Krfnsas
brother of our Dr. Dnelan, is
visiting us for a short time.
Hon. T. M. Mar.pielt just' hob
bled by our oMiee last week. We
hardly got a glimpse of him.
Last big thunderstorm the
lightning- paid its attentions to
(Jen. Thayer's mansion. This
lime Han Wheeler ealcln's ii.
These lightning strokes so long
be Tore election begin to look sus
picious. As will be. seen elsewhere, the
firm of S. IMoom & Co.. I oig
known in Plaltsmoulh as a clothing-
house, has dissolved. and
Mr. ilerohl takes the -loek of the
firm. We are sorry to part with
S. IMoom. & Co.. and would be
sorrier still to shake a good-bye
to Mr. Newman."
Married Al his re-i'depee . i n
Stove Creek precinct, Cass coun
ty, on the L'Tlh day of January,
Mr. 'John II. Sfay.ee to Mis Mary
S. C. Kreemer. by Jr. J. A. Keu
a.vlmi (if the M. F. chureh. All
present joined heartily in con
gratulating the happy couple.
May their cup of bliss be as full
as their friends wished them,
J. A. KeuasJoii.
Hon. J. Sterling llnclnii. -pre.-i-de?ii
(,f tiii slate h ia;! oT agri
culture, and om.' ' of Nebraska's
r .; pcnT inent public nvn, was
in' town last week.' Tin' lie,, rails
him. liRv-cd Morion, bu? that's
a falsehood, for ,ran Wheeler
and this editor both examined his
head,' I hrounh a powciTnl d-'uMe 'T
jcptra gla.-s, and I lure's i.i--tr,i
tilings than hay-sced in Ji'T-.J
ton's head. !
lu'ed In this rity on We.he---! tj
day. January iMsf, at to:r.t a. v:..
after one week's illness ;r,.m in- ;
fantile remittent fever. J ledi-liek
zIo!i-r.M(K," son of I'. W. I.,J,and 1
Nellie J. Holbrook. A'--d - ear-s ,
2nd ." months. Mr. and .Mr-.j
lloibrook's many frie!,ts will Join!
With US i'l heartfelt le-i.-l al the;
sad bereavement wliieh has be-1
fallen (lorn. Thr-e r.f Ihei - eliil-;
dren became ill l.i-i we,, wiili'
infantile remittent fever. a: 1 on!
We luesih.y evMiinir the I i I IN boy. A
irenricK. iiioi. i lie oi.ois win,
prob.-'.fdy reeoer. If sine.'le
syni-.'il by can a--rr,-.:e :i ! !i
least the pain and -''i v.hdi:
parents mu! f.-e in ;--h an ''-.!
tlii-lio.) ii is their-". ,;.!; in A. j
ri'-lu vvii! o,!;-;- praye- ;o : tv.r
llotlse
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'l h u !-!.! a ''! ernoon.
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idace h'dd a. meeimir on 1 riak"-E
ni-'.t la-!' al tie- Mei!,.,dis i
church, and on Tue-d ce:;ie-.
at t!n Hap! i-l church. ( o, , !-
Iie-d af'le' i-ooil tlx- ladies held
a p''i.i'e li'e.-ljioj- to co ist;!! j
I lie !ie ;:o; -; ..! -. ; i. ; i: u.- -
I empera-M-e." Toiior-ow l"i:-:
day evening tlnie ! a"-
other N:oii!iL' ai li e "1. 1".. cnin: I:
and on Sunday (-;-, :;u a "rand'i
i o ; ,', i j , 1 1 : n' :i i e j i vo e inert. '
o- v.i'! b held r.! -o!(i:. piae- 'o'i
i a T is - i : ' 1 .'!
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depo! .
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foi h : aed W . I.. H-!,',- i
i lie "i m i 1 1 1 1." of h'.s I'.. i
Ile Week.
tile I'. S. a o,;, , - :
for ;i-irie-- o,i ,T.!",, : ! K 7 ! .
I'.irtie- ba iio- ! r-i . -a i! i ''.
oP.ice ill slli -e e I , --
ere-l- ) vvrilin- to , r : i i ; : o.i
W. F. Slseldon.' ;!,e f .-.,.!
' i'ice.
Al ! he pr. -! i. i i; i , !o:: ch
!h-- bad a e.-y tine li'ni-iiu'-I
; , e i'eie.-d. and as '! u. ;::
I.U-es gallle!-e ajiCi, J ! . rece;e
the wonderful ihinu- tlai -.
rn that t fee. i; v a a g ee i. i: e
nieir. pure aid harpy !:,;e f. -
a s'noi t season. liifl :i f I - r '
came d"'.vu by the h.'.nd- r l!i
older chiidrcii. ?1''. I;:' ;e.ci.-. Mr.
Clark. Mr. '.'olio, k a:,d M -Fvans.
vh-i n i:'n; !!, 'i'!d ot
t!;e day- v hen th.-v "ii !o- i'"
cliesllMll tree for Ibeo- ,;;
e's ol' hooked apples fi'o'ii tile
top;no-t bcamdn's a-:d 1 1 d
a.iem !o;i to t!:e "s'-.i!;. - fv"
beneath, who co,dd n lir b so
well. ;;:,d if Ihey did :n ' Ihi-d; of
these days we d''l !"
reseiublanre was
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Merry, happy children. Merrier.
ir,!ipi,.r r.dk-. livimr th-ii
'Oulh over ill the f.i ."; no ni of
the hour.
The Melhodisf checdi was bril
liantly lighted Up a" I e;,sefy
packed with people. Tw o large
and handsomely decorated Iree
wer there, grow in 'r in a "mee!
iug in-use." The J, ranches v .!
pulled down viMi fl:' ".-i-'i' "i
cod things, and any v I eto-
-ery man would h-r. e be -a alan-t-ed
ai thai tree, jf ji were a favor-ili-.
and be as-ured tli.ii it voedd
ar no. fruit n -l ear. for l:e,--th.d
bear so luxuriant U on,. - i ;
are apl to go barren Ihe "'M;i,:
!!!oW. The fe-l j i J v- -re o. .!
ed by singing from t'ie Su-id.-o--cliool
scholars: In. n piaver b
iiev. Mi-I'.lvey. Ilieir miri-ter. Af-
lel' Ibis a llilie.be of V . ; n ". U io! .
sJiol,e pieces of wele. )., ii
rdiri-tiuas lime: their name
were : Ma-ie Stlei!-!. l!-l!r-lri-b.
Ida V-.'a I erm-Mi. I".'!.'. Ken
nedy and i'.vcrion Srida-e!. ,
di-ee spoken b M i '' 1 1 -e:i.!;i-.
mnl pn-p.-i n-d , -; cit ii '. fo
C.ll! j-lm. Is b Prof. iue.;d. ,.!s
I !.! given, and !.!-!. but uoi I--a.!,
the jr-ce w ft - liiilvl -n of ii- fruit
and thev vo le na-s.d ai-oiiad. af-
I .. si-o. I . 1 "Ir, o , :,
gentb-mea in white paper beard. )j
l:ad ma i ejo-d up ' "n- '
lie.iiinaied to h u"io,f. f
Wljo-M He W.Mile,! - ll,in; -
showered Upon. W i . i t i r j (?:' !
dl a ne-rrv Chri-fi.iVs m-x' ; 1
c etiilor c tme uiioe io dc '
. 1 1 : i f "would be in hi. :d-ckii
m-xi mot -ni Nix.
Misses .lanel .-Kid.M'ddi-
man and brother. Wade, d.-nai led i j
this afterr
n fo r I be i r ! :
Alliapce. af!.-r a -bo; i v i-.f " ''
with their g r i ndpareui Me. andi.
Mr-.: tt t nation
'lue Porcelain En am
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The ho ly of ii.: : rn-r.
prepnitul steel, . i t i i t'
itself. It ii aL: em::.-'." !
the outsii'e rr.al.i:: this :
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