The Minneapolis journal., 1906-09-30

friends and family as sincerely as tho
he were U. C. T. brother, for all trav-
cling men are brothers.
Frank j. Plumley, who was seriously
this writing feeling comfortable, and
is suffering but little pain. He has
two or three ribs fractured, and he was
badly squeezed between seats. Frank
represents George R. Newell G. Co., and
is wcll-krown salesman. He is 2
member of Minneapolis council, 63. All
his friends are congratulating him on
his narrow escape, and wish him Q
| rapid recovery:
! ling re representatives. Of the Works Bis
| cult company and an old-time member
| of "63,'' was another unfortunate
brother who was seriously injured IN
the New Prague disaster. His right
! leg was broken and. his left one Sc S
verely bruised. He was brought to
Minneapolis Tuesday, and is resting as
conf fortably as could be expected. NO
! further complications Intervening; We
all hope soon to see him among us again
little the worse for his painful 'expe-
: rience. He is thankful, indeed, that it
| was no worse. = Hr.
sentative of the Brunswick Bake com:
pany and an enthusiastic member OF
1882 got it in the leg at the New
i Prague wreck. He succeeded IN get
ting out. of the wreckage and from
among his dead friends and wounded
companions with nothing worse than a
broken right leg. He thinks his luck
is still with him, and knowing that for
fve or six weeks he would have to lie
up and nurse his bum pin, he had the
foresight to bring home six dozen fresh
eggs to eat during his eonvalescence.
1 Billy is an optimistic cuss, and always
looks on the bright side Of life and he
and his good little wife are lappy thaI
it was 10 worse.
There was one man who figured IN
the wreck at New Prague to whom no
credit has been given in the press and
that man was Henry NlcOl1n, the e1fl-
cient mayor of Jordan, and we are proud
to say, travelling man, representing
the New Prague Milling company.
Your correspondent was informed by
seemed possessed OF the strength Of ten
men and hurled seats, trunks and brok-
en- timbers ceaselessly for hours IN his
efforts to. aid those pinned down in
the debris. Among the many willing
: workers he was conspicuous and tire
less leader and his praise is sung by
those who received his help.
DR.. Owrie Of New Prague is another
gentleman who deserves the thanh "e
s friends of those Who suffered in
wreck at his city last Monday. II
=. tirelcss in exercising not only h
: as a physician, but the promptln;,
L generous and sympathetic heart. Ia
Il ing scmc of the wounded to his o't
home ministering to their wants a
8 encouraging them by chcery words
comfort.
y Anton Schoeffer, chairman of II
Z. :. grand executive committee OF tbl
! grand jurisdiction. living at Rushmo' 4
- and the secretary Of OwatonIa COZ J
. U. C. T., a man who as chairma ~
|. grand executive committee ha-
Il ceeded in "doing things,' has bee
,. been nominated by the democra
n party for the office of railroad =
~ warehouse commissioner. =
. S. K. Bartholomew, who for man
II years represented the American Boon
- company, a member of ''e3 > and llN
n ing at Annandale, has removed t.
Il Drayton, n. D., where he has acquire
u the Drayton Telephone company: Il;
has got to be a regular "Hello' boy
All the boys trust the same success VII
attend him that was his in the book
e business. .
- H. A. Bateman, who for years rep
" resented the Tibbs- -Hutchins company
!. on the road with headquarters in Aber
n n ."sv6S5H,,, "vSH,, has gone me- into business in Mex
;s York city. If he can handle the tame
IT IT effete easterner like he has the woolly
- westerner, ell be a four-time winner
| Here'S HO