The wageworker., 1909-08-14

companied by a few friends. gorxed
themselves on an old-fzshioaed south
ern fish dinner last night after the
celebration at Lake Contrary and n
dip in the lake The meal Was served
at Ross cafe and the piece de resis-
tance was several large black bass
In the party were W. ~ MzupEn- depa-
ty labor commissioner Of Nebraska
and Mrs Naupin. W. 8 Bastard and
WIFE Conrad Scheidt- Albert Barrett.
H. C. PsaTe- vicepresidenr of Lincoln
typographical Union No- e0s and
August Radebaeh- of Lincoln Harry
H Wager and wife of GaIssb-fr<- III
j and E c. johnson of Ottumxa
Wednesday c. " watham and wife
joined the Lincoln delegation and
went along on the trip through the big
Swift packing plant IL was mighty
fine to get into the big cooling boxes
of the Swift plant after roaming
through the torrid heat OF tie St Jos
eph streets The visitors 90 the Swift
plant were given several handsome
souvenirs of the institEticn. and all
were delighted with the trip II al
enc there would be no complaint Il
was really marvellous how clean L
was. considering the nature OF the
business carried on The attendants
who showed the I.59o guests through
the plant were the persouIscaticn Of
courtesy The trip viii nUs soon De
forgotten
/ The reception and ball at the Iotrs
Club Wednesday night was fine al
fair The dancing pavilion Is GUT over
the water of Lake Contrary and the
union music set all feet 10 tripping
the light fantastic
| Nor must the big swim be over
looked The Lincoln Bunch dornsd
bathing suits one afternoon and fairly
made the waters Of Lake Contrary
i foam as they padded zboar Conrad
| Schridt eoIIided with something When
he made high dive from balcony
and as result he came home Thzrs-
day with a bafrered-up ccaEfensrce-
| Atlanta Minneapolis and Salt Lake
kept open Eouse- each ore striving Tn
lard the 1910 convention yiazezpc-
lis won. but not because II entertained
better at its headGuas Gers- The Allan
"a lunch had EN- all skinned for hos
pitality and abundance of refresh
ments- But the awful hot weather
made the delegates suspicio1-s II any
southern point and the thought CT the
cool winds of the north z5-e the
convention to the Flour City There
Were several exciting scenes On -hs
floor o. the convention bgt as fh-y
were OYER matters that interest oa'y
printers they will be left fer future
gatherings CT TIE clan
The Lincoln islInch- Is I=s.eT o5If-
cations TO Caterer Rcss s0r nsanv
ccurtesies at mis- hands ard tie hans
of his two union walters whc sxerses.
themselves 20 the utmost 20 keep TIC
bunch from going hungry EIwood Me
Donald. deputy city clerk. : zIs1 IN
for shaTe os tE.aEks fer ne proved =
life saw. sTatiJn- TO q couple .,F
the buaeh who =ac to have Idsntif~s.-
! ton at financial institution E-s~ccd
CAME across with his usual good nz-
turs and courtesy
Colonel Duff Ind Colonel MckinneT
both had to Tetur1 home early beea1s-
there weTa nc subs in sight DsR
, returned Sunday night and Mckinney
managed to tear himself loose Tues
dayevening- Radebach and SchriGt
came back on Thursday Mr. and Mrs
Bustard tarried until Friday evening
Mrs Maupin stopped of az Oregon To
visit with relatives Peate sid he
was going to stay until the lights
went out Locker and Freeman the
two capable delegates from No zD9
had to remain and sweIfer because
there was lot of '-Dig business ON
hand
St. Joseph certainly did herself
| proud in entertaining the convention
and the local committee Is entitled to
!. all the praises that can be sung by
mortal tongues But here's hoping
that never again will convention OF
300 delegates be held in an auditorium
: that viii seat 5000 people
This is enough for this time Doubt
, less we'll keep referring TO -OF ST.
: Zoe" and her convention for couple
Jf months to come
And of course were All going to
Minneapolis, God willing
About 4 600 people were in zften-