Weekly Republican, Volume 57, Number 44, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 November 1911 — Page 6

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GOOD SOCIAL WORK IS DONE

i LftPORTE MISS DELLE OGLESBEE TELLS OF SPECIALLY BENEFICAL INSTITUTION IN THAT CITY. TOLD SATURDAY CLUD Int:rssting Story of How a Number of Women Help Their Sisters of All Classes. At the la-:t meeting of tlie Saturday Club, Mrs. Ogden read a very ifiterestir.g paper on the poet Edgar Allen Poe. Following this Mesdames Stevens and Metsker pave an informal rejxrt of the State Convention of Women's Clubs held in Indianapolis last week. ' Mbs Oglesbee, of Laporte then told the story of her Social Settler nient work in her home city. It was most inspiring and unique being one of the few settlements outside of the large cities. Miss Oglesbee believes that there is no ''community so small that it does not need some such work.The work, in Laporte was started by Edith Morrisey, who had lived for a time at the. Chicago Commons. Miss Morrisey tried first to get the k&e of the sehool house as a social center, but the school board were not ready for that yet. She offered to employ a social secretary r.t her own expense. Next the Y. M. C. A. was considered but as many of the women who would lead in such a work were not orthodox, that is they vere open OHly to the orthodox, this

was not adopted. A Woman's Asso- wives -who hav been factory crirl frfem was formed and the oldooen and had never learned house Wrty jail, which had been idle for some j;-7.--Th otb -r ladies eave talks and time wa obtained for a six month's ' demonstrations . to classes of V trial nf settlement work. The hocse fifteen to fifty. This year thev ar was. pnt in order by the committee. ; to study dietetic. Tn t r4n" Furniture and furnishings were con- classes they make shirt waK Uibuted by prirate parties and by ; derwear and all sorts of useful rarthe merchants. The house was open-i ient. Tn te Milliner o,j-t;-t ed Dee. 1, less than a year ago, by they actually trim their hats. a big reception. Everybody tame j - T1 ni o" f r ' o-;;.',, ; o and great was the curiosity to know i admit everyone p - v '. -trhat was to be done. Some thought have tbemse'v ? ' .cr It was to be a society Yomen,P'r2ardless of creH, V-, .-rr. clttK some a reform school, some tion. Every denonvnat'o- n f-e working girl's club, and some a board of director- ' - - place where every woman, in town leaders.

could find a home in anr war she nodded it. It has been all of these. The Association now has 'severalbf". rd r'A-nbcrs. The active memtcra pay 1.00 per month and the

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NEW YORK CITY. N. Y. Associate members 25 cents per month. The settlement is self supporting. Five cents truest fee is paid by outsiders for a half day's use of the hous'e and some of its rooms are rented for parties to clubs. The association house contains rest ruon s. toilet conveniences, a nurserv where mothers mav leave their children for five cents while they shop, an excellent cafetaria wiere inexpensive and wholesome lunebes mav be obtained, parlors where working girls and others may entertain their friends. Many people thought it would be impossible to unite the girls and women of leisure and the working "iris. Miss Oglesbee said only once has she heard any words of snobbish ness. Except for this once all has 1 -wn beantifullv harmonious. All classes have mingled together in classes, club and part ?es. There are now 350 working girl members. There are clas?s in sewinsr, bolh embroidery and nracticil dress rraV in?, china painting, stenciling, cook-i'l-r. American Literature, a glee club, and gymnasium clashes. In these are school teachers, factory iris, girls of liesure and housekeepers. One interesting club is the club of pirls who do housework. These fill the house on Thursday afternoon and evening as this is their time off. Saturday' afternoon there Is a club of girls under fourteen years of age. mostly srirls broueht in from running the streets. Here is a chance for some of the . older girls to do "bis sifr" work. In the basement is a room with a music box. and a piano and plenty of room for the girls to plav all kind of. games or to dance. The house has a Library snd readin? room, a nice light sewing room, a small-children's play ' room, and three bed-rooms, which are for the use of any woman who Is not able or is too timid to go to a hotel. She may stay here for 25 cents a night. So far it has not been necessary- to "s- the jail proper. Only the Sher ifjts resiaence has been used. The Association finds that it ean cr-perate niclv with other organizations. Meeting as, it does with the pool peop'e it can help the work of the Charity Circle, also . in probation work. . . Sunday the house is full of girls. Here they may entertain their beaux in pleasant quarters and with a canerone. Manv housewives will not allow the girls who work for them to brin? their callers home nnd if t'" do the ouly place open is the kitchen. In the Cooking Class the idea'was i to giye instruction to those hon The Safnrdav ; greatly pleased with tv T aoorte a T . pelves as beinsf ear o . ? -work here. v

TO HAVE NEW BANK.

3usincss Men of Lapas and Sur rounding Country Forming Stock Company for Institution. The bnsincss men of Lapaz and farmers of the, surrounding countrv are now at work forming a stock company for a new hank to be lontel at that town. The capital -tock i to be $15,000, and some of it is already siiiseribed.lt is thought the remainder will be taken within i few days. The business men of T ni"7 cav thev have needed banking facilities at homee for some time. ind the new bank will be welcomed 'v them, as well as by the farming community there. A great many of the farmers are taking stock in the new bank. The name will be the. " Lapaz Farmers-Citizens Bank." Thck rntt rufimnter of the hnsmess is a banker of Hobart, and the cashier in the bank there will take charge of the Lapaz bank when it is opened. It is stated by a Lapaz business man that there is quite a probability of the IL & O. shops moving to lands between Lapaz and Bremen, where they now have large switching facilities. If this should happen, there would be much more need for the bank than even now. A Household Medicine rhat stops coughs quickly and cures olds is Foley's Ihnev and Tar Com Txniml. Mrs Anna Pelzer, 252G Jefferson street, Omaha. Nebr., says: "I e:in recommend Foley's Honey and Tar, Compound as a ?nre cure for coughs and colds. It rured my lauuliter of a bad cold and my neighbor, Mrs Benson, cured herself and her whole family with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Everyone in our neighborhood speaks highly of it.' Fred Wenzler. Plymouth-Culver Basket Ball. The P. H. S. five was defeated at "VI vor Friday niirht by the Culver "casket ball team 5.' to 10. While the Plymouth team showed 'ack of practice and experience, local conditions were largely, responsible for the one sided score. The hall at Culver is short and narrow, with low ceilinjis and the Plymouth team were greatly handicaped as they are used to the out-door 1nskets at the school. In justice to the Cnlver team it must be said they played a fast aggressive game and deserved the victory. The team which represented P. H. S. was composed of Richter and Overmyer forwards. Schroeder center, Jacox and Shirar guards, Nolan was substituted for Jacox in the second half. A return game will be played next Saturday here. The Plymouth team ni-e out for revenge, and expect a victorv on their own grounds. A Mail Carrier's Load seoms heavier when he has a weak baek and kitlney trouble. Fred Duehren, Mail Carrier at Atchison Kas., says: "I have leen bothered with kidnev and bladder trouble and iwd a severe pain across my back. Wlienever I carried a heavy lead of mail, my kidney trouble increased. Some time ago, I started takinpr Foley kidney Pills and since takin? them 1 have gotten entirely rid of all ray kidney trouble and am as sound as ever." Fred Wenzler. Peerless Club Holds Meeting. The regular meeting of the Pcerles club was held Thursday evenins it the home of C. Firestone and wife on Miner street. There were ehrhfc couples present, and the game was whist. Some merriment was caused when it was seen that Mrs. George Vinall who was an invited guest had won the hisli score, and her husband, George Vinall, held the lowest. J. E. Parker, 2021 No. 10th St.. Fort Smith, Ark., , says that he had taken many kinds of kidney medicine, but did not get better until he took Foley's. Kidney Pills. No matte" how long you have had kidney trouble, you will find quick and per manent benefit by the use of Foley Kidney Pills. Start taking them now. Fred Wenzler. Conger School Box Social. A fine time was had by the young people at the Conger school house on last Saturday niijht. A box sooial was held with a view to raising funds 'for the se'ool library. The rirls vied with eac!? otl'er In getting np the finest box and the boys vied vith each other in retting the finest Tirl. The highest priced box, belonging to Mar? Sester, was sold for $1.60. Rose Matthew was awarded ' cake fcr . e prettiest girl present. ' Coughing at Niglit means los3 of sleep "w-'-icb is bad for everyone. Foley's IToney and Tar -ompound stops. t-'o c uarb at once, -elieves the tickling anl dryness in tbe tbroat ad bal.- t'ia inflamed membranes. Prve's a cold developing into broncHfn or pneumoia. Keep always in tu bonse. Refuse substitutes. w V'mder. OAB x A ! Vor 1,;' i Kinj ) , I tht. 1 vUJ;i"

THE REVIVAL HOLDS LARGE

OROWDSUN CHURCH IS PACKED TO HEAR DZLMARTER AND CHORUS SING AND REV. MOW PREACH. INTEREST GROWING,:;

J declared in 1SC5. After his term of . service was ended he ' again drifted I back to New York. During the next winter he often sought refuge in the . , . lobby of the. French Hotel. FrankTils Week Is Expected To Be a fort street aml Park Row. 0ne day

Notable Öne In the Progress of the Meet-' ings. In the Union Revival meetings during the last few days, the attendance has been greatly increased. On last Saturday evening, the number present was surprisingly large. The sermon was preached by the Rev. C. (i. Faker. His subject was "Prayer. He discussed the Prayer life of Jesus and the elements of re;d prayer and its necessity. Sunday morning, at the regular meeting hour, the various congregations met in their accustomed place of worship. These assemblies were larger and were marked by deepei spiritual interest than uual. On Sunday evening, the attendane? was record-breakig. Manj extra chairs were used, and the larae auditorium was completely filled. The chorus platform was well filled, and the sinking I?d bv Prof. Delmarter was euthu.-ia :e. distinct feature each evening is the solo by Mr. Delmarteri Last night he sang very impressively, "31? Name in Mother's Prayer. :fter relating a touching incident in hi-? own home life. The seruien of the evening was nreached by the Rev. S. A. Mow. The large eonzregatica listened most attentively throughout tue whele discourse. In the afternoon, Sunday, tlaere was a large assembly gathered In the meeting for men only. Thre interesting addresses were KitaBd to, eiven by fir. 0. A. Brown, Prof. Hutter, Principal of ttte PlynaovUV Ilisli School, and Mr. C. K. Leonard. Revival roeetxifjrs wifl be lield &aeh nieht tbis weekbfrinning at seven o'elock, onTT en ok - afternoon at 2:r?0. from Tuesday until Friday ine-lu-sivo. Tlie entire. palie 5s msf cordially inrited to all' meetings. WEAK AND DISEASED HEARTS TREATED TREE By Dr Mües, the Well Known Specialist Who Sends a $2.50 Special Treatment Free To prove the remarkable curative powers of his new Special Treatments for heart disease, short breath, pain in side, shoulder or arm, oppression, irregular pulse, palpitation, smothering, puffing of ankles, or dropsy, Dr Miles will send free, to afflicted persons a $2.50 Treatment. These treatments, aye tho result of 25 vears extensive research and remarkable success in treating various ailments of the heart, liver, stomach J kidneys and nerves, which often complicate each case. So astonishing are the results of his treatment that he offers all sick persons a Two Pound Trial Treatment free. Send for Remarkable Cures in .Your State Certainly nothinsr could be more hrenerous. Few physicians have such confidence in their treatments. All Afflicted persons should avail themselves of this liberal offer, as they may 'never have such ah opportunity a 'ah. Delays are dangerous. No death comes more suddenly than from heart disease. Send at once for bis Free l3ool, arination Chart. Oninion, and Free Treatment. Describe your disease. Address, Dr Franklin "Miles, Pent. TT. Flkart. Tndiana. 878 to 888 Main Street, I ' J , . . A Great Sunday School. The Republican has r"e?d fron r, " rn. i nawinMets representing, the work an scope o the great Brazil, Tnd . M. v, s-- --.-? ninil Of hp. "Ton f1 a'Wfce of 65 pasres is ibout "Ta rrt' " c!, o;ri jnd t ttt'r'' n 't" f1 Tyf pamtM' no-" ctVol h it mak" tip and paper tised. a fie a a colWe or "Pjb ; school annTal. Alhe se0'Nl.

SPECTACULAR CHARACTER. : There died yesterday on his private vaeht near Charleston, South

j Carolina, one of the most interest- ; an I spectacular characters in this country in the person of Joseph blitze r owner cf the New York World newspaper and printing establishment, the greatest establishment of its kind in the world, not fveeHn'r. probably, the great print ing plant of the London Times. j r'nitv-f-cen years ago Joseph Pulitzer was an immigrant just landed in New York City. He was Penniless, friendless, and could not speak a word of the English tongue. His life since then reads like a romance with strange and fascinating features. For some time after he landed he did such odd jobs as he could find to do to sustain life, and finally in the later, part of 1864 enlisted in a view York Cavalry resiment and served as a soldier until peace was he was kicked into the street bv an insolent porter. Ie then and there resolved that he" would some day have revenge for that insult, and he diil. Twenty-two years after Joseph Pulitzer purchased the . ground on which t' e hotel stood, tore dn the building and erected thereon the ina?niuVe'it structure now the home of the freatest newspaper plant in the world. Some time after the war he drifted to St. Louis and into the printi"T business, finally obtaining thru frienls he had been able - to inke The St. Louis Post-Dispatch which he made a paying concern. In 18S: he purchasel the New York AVorhl from Jay Gould, paying for it SOO.OnO." Sinee then his success with the paper has been phenomeenal.lt is said that during the twentv-eigfit year of his ownership the gross receipts have been one hundred million dollars. In the later part of the ISSOs he lost his eyesight, since which tine be has been totally blind but has notwithstanding retained full control of his immense business interests. Medical Society Meeting. There were not so many physicians present at the meeting Thursday as was looked for, but the value of the papers and talks was not lessened anv bv that. Such meetings where specialists present the latest view of experts along given lines ot work, cannot fail to be of benefit to the physician in regular practice Certainly the doctors of this county are keeping abreast of the most advanced thinkers in all the important branches of medicine, and we convratulate them on the success of this .meeting. One of the speakers of the day remarked that it was a pleasure to anvver the question? asked by our home doctors, as the manner of asking them convinced him that the subjects had been f.tudietl beforehand. He said that in many places the manner ol askln? questions convinced him that thos. asking them, bad never read or studied the subjects, and lie wa.plcased to find our doctors up witv the times , A numb?r of the visitors who came in automobiles, did not sta for the banquet, as the weather was threatening, and they wished to get home before nisrht. A erood numberdid stay, and th barque was enjoved by all. The Preident. TV FJev savs that from a physician'? standpoint the meeting of Thursd was instructive, entertaining an every wiy' enjoyable. BETTER THAN SPANKING Spaakias does not core children of bedwettinr. There I a coostltutioBaT cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Snmmers, " Box W, Notre Dame, Ind., will seed free to any mother her 8nccasful borne treatment, with full lnstractfcos. Send " no money, but rwrlte today If yonr children trouble joa la iis way. Don't blame tbe child, the chances are It can't help it. . This treatment also cure Jolts and aged people tioubled with or Ire difficulties by day or nicht. ' Sprayin for Cotton Scale. The spraying of trees for tin cotton seale that- has appeared and threatens the life of the trees, ha commenced. The. men are at wort n the trees at the residence of A. leveiana on wasmngion street The machine is place'd on a barrel that is mounted on wbeeU, and con s;sts of a pumpin? apparatus that not only forces the liquid through ti e nor. le. but also keeps it con stantly agitated and stirred up. Onnjan takes the hose and the othe: does the pumping, and the mixture. is forced under heavy' pressure t the under part of the limbs wher the scale ö fastened. Mr. Nisk says it behooves every one who own trees to nave them treated at once OYC0 n If you are suffermg from Eczema, Psoriasis or any other kind of skin trouble, drop Into our store tor instant relief. We will guarantee you to stop that Itch in two tecr3. A 2 6c trial bottle will prove it. We have sold other remedies for skin troubles, but none that we could recommend more hUrhly than the well known compound of Oil of Wlnterrreen. Thymol and a few other Ingredients that have wrought such wca-derf-ol cures all over the country. TMs compound, known as D. D. D. Prescription, will cool and heal the itchy, burning: skin as nothing else can. Get a rejrular bottle and see on our no-pay offer. - - CHARLES 0. REYNOLDS

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