The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, July 09, 1914, Page PAGE 3, Image 3
THURSDAY, JULY S, 1514. PLftTTSWOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, PACE 3. nTH Oiv Thsss Pries Reductions Consideration, RDrilnninri Qotnrvl oat mnrninri uuwiiiiiiii, uutuiu.ujr uiumiiifj, you can buy our finest suits at clearance prices. They're the most elegant goods we have, made of the richest materials, beautifully designed, perfectly tailored. To get ready for fall goods we make big conces sions. All spring and summer Suits, worth up to S1G.50 Sale price All spring and summer suits, worth up to $22.50 Sale price All spring and summer suits, worth up to $35.00 Sale price 3 41 O El Panama Hats Saturday for $2, $8 and $4, 11(21 Genuine Jap Panamas, Worth $3.50 each, in optimo and telescope shapes, for Genuine South American Panamas, Worth $5.00 each, in optimo and telescope styles, for Genuine South American Panamas, Finest quality, worth from $0.00 to . to $8.50, optimo and telescope style 3 niium ER PiO- IEEB NEBRASKAH PASSES At w Conrad Wetenkamp Passes Away at His Home in Eagle After Long Illness. Friday evening at h hnme in Kan!.-. ,; a-k;i. Omrad W'.-I.mj- ulillli, n!lt nf lllc Ji ilH'i'i' I't'-i- hnis til I hi we-tiTii part nf th" '"U!-!y, iiai'd away, ai'ti-r a iliin's- I'mm In-art ti'inl'Ii'. willi which In- h;i h""n ad'tclcii (.r -ars. .Mi. V'!i-nkai!i ha hn- a pr. ':i Mli-lii :'.i!i' ill r.;i- "Hilly ;l 1 : 1 1 a-: (he nl!!i-''-t l.'-i.thcr ..r l!i ialc William '.-t- nk;imp i f near Ixuard and ua au uik-!.. i.f A. A. ami V. S. W'ef e.ikamp ol I'iali -mmulh precipe. f.nnrad YVelenkamp w;:.s f ? 1 i i:i iiain' !'. ii'fiiiaiiy, I-Vhruary I, is 11. ami after cum!!-- t" America lucaliil in (Ia cnun'y in ls". si'ttliiit.- i.ii a In :ni'-1 cail near J'alc. win ri' lie i, -ided until i .:;. when he rem. c.J In tnv.n In make hi li i i : i ' ilui'iriu hU de clining e::r. iff was a ; u t ty liaur-c in th" life nf the cnia muuity in which lie lived a 1 1 I hi pasinir i deeply refi l l I -, 1 hy a 1 1 1 -1 f friend-; in that eelinn nf the cm;ury win-re he had lui'.u resided. He i.'aes a Wlii.tW. one - i and twn dau-h'er-; t mi-urn hi- h. Tin- l'ane'::! va- 1 1 1 1 Snn'Iay. Ji'lv .!h f r i ; 1 1 liie I. nth-van j church at l' p. in. and ihe !"!" (laid to the la-t l.-n- re-d in the j cumuiim it y when- he ha- made JhU lii.ine f..!-' reariy hail' a n-n- 1 1 1 of tile Cnl'lliy Were; ". S. W'el. -nkamp. H" I inward. A. A. Wefenkamp ami twn .-nn-, Arthur ami Kimer. 4aG0 Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts FAST AND FURIOUS BALL Ml NEXT SUNDAY FOB PLATT5M0UTH Treasurer CASS COUNTY 's Semi-Annual Statement Fiior Jaxuaky 1st, 1914, to June 30th, 1914. Ilanee -Tin . 1!IU IIOTI1 Other Funds Transferred Receipt? Transferred to CJeneral Fund Transferred to Other Funds Disbursements Balance Slate Jenel'a I I lllld Stale Scln e T Fu ml ......... : Slate t'iii i i -1 1 1 "ii mi S:'ie ' a i '!.-!, V Special lri:mi....i iale .i.rmai -'i.;:nl S,.:l- Vi-i Iheie I'uml Slate Schim! l.aiei I'i'in j Si::!c ScIii-mI I. and 1 1 1 !--t : Slrtf" Scliui.l l.aad I.ea-e ; Si a t e U'ii'!l! i! !n. 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I'O, 7 s 3 . 1 ' I i a 11. nr.! 1,1 7 -'..(. o.OIJ i .eO slo.'.sf.i .oi s -jii.ih.1. . I,' ji'n.ifit . i i s :?.7oa.r.t jo.u's.f.-j sjoi.rjr.i .:;:! .UT).iof..o; M. Fritsch, Deputy. W. K. FOX, County Treasurer. HEW ICE PLANT Ml READY AND PUTTING OUT A FINE PRODUCT Tliis innrniiiL- l!a- tlr-t milpnt id' Ihe !lat!-imai;Ii Arfitjeial Fa I'iant w.i- turaed cut, and the i-e Tin- Kennedy A: IcF.rcai-y la j -1:!! i- un- gratify inr ! the - --a!l ieain nf Omaha will he i he ! :.,! 1 1 nf tlie ccjnnany. as it ia- Mi-- I.ei:a Hermann cf Mil- .Mi- .Minnie W'aker-ien nf Har wai.kee. Vi-.. i- in the city fur a ' Ian. Fwa, win. has heen hme fnr -In :t i-it at th" h.-im- nf Mrs. .1 H. Itcuie lly and Mi-- Julia 1 1 maun. Miss Hermann came fi-nin iu r Icme tn Omaha in an auln m dale lt.-lnu-'inir t'. 1 r. and Mrs. M.-rs ,,f Will i-rt c 11. whe are i-iti'iir a! Ilie 'ii;'-;enh"rn heme at A-hlaml. '1 lie day nf har-h jdiysics is pi. lie. li ..pie ward mild, i-m-v iaatif-. lean's lloaulets have satisfied thciisands. -J7n' at all llllL' -t' il'es. lie?t re?uits are secured by ad vertising in the Journal. a -Imrt liiife Iniikinu- after .-nan-niatli-j-s .f hu-iii".-s. .fpa"ted Ihi nicrniair I'd' her heme, fi.inir u Iiu- eailv llu.'linulcn frain. Inn. n. . Windham ami attra- tinii here Sunday at the i..;!l park, and if the P ain plays m ii u;al fnriu wiii make a ry lr. !!.: nppnufiii !' 1 r th" J I I S .. This team has ju-t. ie--eiil!y had a ccide-i wi'.h Ihe sturz team cf iiu aiia. and while Ihe h:-eery e.ined them up. repre-eafal i cs d ures tlia.l the;e will always In- a i::;i supply ..f the he-t cf ic thai is i.:t.-.-ii!..' t" li-anufai-ture. Th'' Fim-cln. He had h'-en wnrkinu in the harvest jields in this -eciitui nf the -fate. James c.. Unit or. who was 2a!iiered : near (ii'i't iiw 1 July ith hy Sheriff Ouintnii. was tin--eccjul man ! face examiuatinn iiercre tl.'e lmard. lie claimed In frcin (Ilii'apo. where he had wi'iki-d in resall-aiiis j 1 - time he had j.iMMi ia Anierira tinfil in cai ie we-t iii wmk in Ihe harvol !i !ds ;an! had lei-n wcikin-r near Ol'eeawienl I'd' tlie pa-t t'.Vll Weeks until he l:i'i'v .-IranL:" in his ac liieis that i-a.us.'d the matter tn i.e ii"p' iiiil tn the -iu riii'. The man e i- tur:i'-d mi: lU OH p.aill'l K(.rf:led pc.-ses.-eil cf the idea that akes fmui the tanks wlu-ie ii i- was pns-essed nf tlie kiinw- d-e nf a lari:e p.; nf fadd, hut . t '-eii. ami is a- clear as a crys- ti!i they km-w that they had in'i-n up auaiu-t a ' i -iiu' pi'cpn-j tinu. The Red s. will a!'!-';- Ihe K. ky M.".- with pleu I y i.f r and emieacr ,, 1 . : j 1 1 ir h-uue the haccn l.y defi'ai inir Ihe Omaha ha-e hail a'--i epa! ica. S.i fai- Ihis -e;i-cM the t"ailis p!aei here liae he. -u ati'li'Ilir (lie J.e-1 ill tile uaiiLiiiiers. .Mi-rs l.ilen ami ,,,,,,.,, H,ijs a!;, (!:,; -imwiu- ma h Kaiiiryn. wei-f pa ss.-u p er- tin- mvhIK- 1. leased I lie fans, a- nicrniuir fnr Omaha, where I hey will jsj fnr je iay with friends in that city. Mrs. Charles Oradeviih' and si;i. F.ddie. were pas-enters this innrninir fnr Omaha, where she will -peml Ihe .lay hmkinir afli-r -.me matter- nf huiness in lliat cil v. The Flaftsmouth Journal Big Booster Circulation Campaign VOTE COUPON VOID AFTER JULY 25th. Good for 5 Votes For M. District No.. .. TRIM NEATLY. 1 Series t.WT. g i.nn PFR fir.RF. hrop mmmi u 3 ri- A CHEArtR THAN RENTING. NO CROP. NO PAYMENT. ImproTei J,UuUCreb firms aad wild Und. H-y oU. cUt nilMeiL Nw R.R., SchW nd Tol f a Churcbe. hrn fuel. Pnta (15 Io $25 Jr sere 10 annual paTinraa I V '"?J wl or crop each yca-r. Ljlcutioi every I mairf. t rec larea to purchaser. m i a unrrc urccnnpf B r slope country Write or see m L H. EJUS CO., 215 Is2s Kdf.,MiMeapoIls, Km. Tfmm the players hae wnrke.l hard Id ictniy and, a.e nil die up tun nrca.-i'm-. hae played a fast class nf hae hall. parried in Louisville Yesterday. Yesterday af the hnme nf the hi-iih-'s parents in Ldii-ville nr i-iiiti'iI the marriage nf Mr. Frank A. Matzke and Mis. F.i am (Ira-s-rnan. l'.nth nf Ihe v m t rae! i tr.r par lies are weil kimwn in tin ir hnme town, where the u-ivnin is a very -uci'i'ssful cnr. ! r;:cl nr. win. is very highly e-teem,.', hy all wlm kimw !iim. The I. ride is a fnrme; resident nf Ihis city and reninved frmn her-e snine llir.-f year's aitu with In-r- parenls tn Iauisille, where she has since made her hnme. The friend- in this city of the edit raft in ir partfes will he pleased ! learn f their wedding. Hotel Inspector Here. Tmlay P. F. Ackerman nf Lin I'nla. slate Indel inspeclnr, was in liie city lnnkinu- over" the different Indels nf Ihe city. Mr. Arkoniian has Ihe entire slate tn travel ..ver and it keeps him iuile husy h.nk imr nvef the establishments, lie is a rimst L'-.-nial rent !i-iiian and has made a larjro numher of friend mi his trips. While in the city Mr. Ackerman iravr the Jour nal ntlicc a nmst pleasant call and one that was irpeatly enjoyed by the editd'. Woman loves a clear rosy com plexion. Thirdock Blond Bitters is splendid for purifyinpr the hloo.l. clearincr the skirr, restoring: sound digestion. All drufrirists sell it. Price, S 1 .00. lal and is ci-rlainly far dilfe'eat in appear-ance fi-n-n the river ice thai, is tn -ni:,' extent di-Cidded hy partifh - in it. hut in tin- arii ri' ial ice thei-e is m-thini:' nf this k;;-.d. There v ill h" a day ami !!'i--lit fnrce al tl.-e plant that will Innk after the manufacture nf the ice. and every Imar (here wiil he f.iur cakes nf ice turn, d out. Tlie plant has . n inauin.tr fnr the Ia-t few days hut it re,uir"il "nie time tn e.f the ice stalled f ree inu as ii l-eiptires f; fly-two hmrrs he-fni-e the free i nt;- process is -iart-i d. hut, alier llti- time the work nf freezing will In- in couslant np o i ; 1 1 i n . I he -uccessful coliiidet i'n of the industry is m-is! t;raii-fyint:-. as ft ads (o the industries already here and will furnish em ployment to a numher- of men in Innkintr after- tin- wnrkiutr "f the plant. As sndi as the plant is runnintr in full force ami capa city Ihe memi.ers of the company will he in a po-iiion to supply nl her tow ns in this -i-ctinn nf the cnuulr-y wilh the splendid output nf j heir factory. THE INSANITY BOARD HAS COUPLE OF GASES FOR GONSIDERATiOM The county hoard of insanity put in quite a husy day yesterday at which time the had two cases of mental derangement to come to their attention and tlie patients were tuveii an examination before the hoard. John Mandhys, the fir-t man. to he broutrht before the hoard was p-athered up near I'nion by Ihe marshal of that place last week, and broutrht here to be kept in confinement until his case could be looked after. The man was a foreigner and not nat uralized citizen of the United States, and the finest ion of wheth er he can bo deported will be dealt with by the stalo, as the man was ordered sent to state asylum at ils location he refused to divulge to the members of tin lmard. His case was laid over until com munication Could be received fi'nm Fhicatro from friends of the man Fiat mit:ht Ieermirie what wniihl I.e done with his case. Subscribe for the Journal. C.dinty Forum i-sh in Julius Pitz was a passenger this rndiiintr for South Omaha, where he was call ed to bnk after some business on i he stock market . The Journal does job work. was handled mo-t -uccessfully and Ihe little fellow is restored to his family without suiTerinar the b-a-t injury from the effects of the Lhile of the do?. The iecoely of the lit 1 1 o boy will be most pleas ing news to the many friends of the family throughout the county. MRS. ROSA HENNINGS AND LITTLE GRANDSON RETURN FROM CHICAGO This mornintr Mrs. Rosa Ilen nintrs returned from Chieapro, ac companied by Albei t Schafer, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schafer, residing near Cedar F.reek. who has been at Chicago for the past few weeks takintr treatment for the effects of the bile of a il'i'rS, which was suspect ed of Iiavintr Ihe rabies. The case Mr?. William Hunter was a passenger this inornin? for Oma ha, where she was called to look after- some matter s of business in the metropolis for a few hours. W. H. Puis and wife and Wil liam Puis, sr., were in the city yesterday for a few hours, Mr. Puis driving in to meet his wife, who was returning home from ( tmaha. County Judpre A. J. IJeeson and County Resrister of Deeds A. J. Snyder yesterday afternoon motored to Omaha in the auto of the .judtre to attend the double header between Omaha and l.in-enln. Our 1914 Harvest Sale A CARNIVAL OF BARGAINS I 9.14 !3.. 4 ! $19.14 $23, I'll I I l! 1 We Close (i p. m., J uly and August. Tliese are the Harvest Sale prices on MEN'S SUITS and practically embrace'our entire stock. Don't wait till they are picked over. Come on, while "coinings" good I'hone your orders if you can't get here. .Soys Suits.. S1.S5 2.45 2.95 $3.95 Every suit marked in plain figures. Don't miss this chance. This is the greatest Harvest sale we've ever held and you remember the others. Strictly limited to 15 days Selling Prices off July 23d at 6 p. m. . E. WESCOTTS SONS Everybody's Store. You can see the Coolest Hat in town if you will come to our store, TOMORROW July 10th