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THE CITY.
PLATTSMOUTII
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VICINITY.
win) Is attending
Proof-
Personal Points
trvin I'riiliiy'n llly.
Tr. Marshall, lentlst, Oats' Mock.
American field fencing and poultry
netting at Asemlssen fc Louck's.
J. W. (.Vnually departed on a busi
ness trip to Malvern. Ia., this morn
ing. Mrs. E. S. llarstow came In from
Llnctiln this morning, for a visit with
friends.
Miv Maud Mas"" wont 10 Soutl1
Omaha this afternoon for a visit with
friends.
Miss I'alsey I luck of Murray Is visit
Ink' her friend, Miss Kllzaitfth Mason,
In this city.
Miss Dora Will was a pawngcr for
r in,., :,i this morning to visit with her
sister Miss Mlnnl
the university.
C. A. Hawls, Lawyer,
bate and general practice
f ice of County Attorney.
Must complete 11C of sm'en wll' t0
1 found In town, also screen doors
and window screen frames. Ascnilssen
& Louck.
II. U. Nickel, brought his daughter
Miss liertha, to the county seat last
evening to take the train for Hurling
ton Junction, Mo., where she will take
treatment for rheumatism.
Kay Smith and Leandcr llarneswent
to P.ellevuc this morning to enter the
100 yard and the Tin yard dashes, and
the half mile and the one mile run of
the track meet which Is to be held
there today.
Chas. Kerr arrived home from Kan
sas City this morning, to be present at
the commencement exercises of the
graduating class of which his sister,
Miss Alice, Is a member, anil lor a
visit with his mother and sisters.
A deed cnveylng south :it feet of
lots I and 2, block 27, of the city of
riattsinoutli from J. W. Johnson and
wife to riattsinoutli Telephone com
pany f ir the consideration of t;i,."iiu,
was tiled In the county recorder's ofllce
today
Neb, where she will vUll before
returning to her home at Colon, Mich.
Fred Kamge, Jrrand wife who have
been visiting with relatives here, re
turned to their home at Ilavelock yes
terday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Coates are the
proud parents of a new baby Imy
which weighed nine pounds at tils ar
rival yesterday afternoon.
Miss Fern (Ireenslate accompanied
by Iter friend, Miss Alice Snovi-r, uf
lietrolt, Mich., spent Sunday with her
sister, Mm. W. A. Swearlngen.
Hruce Sires, the hustling real estate
man, of l'lalnvlew, Neb., who came
here with the remains of John Helm,
returned home S.it urday night.
A case entitled, Luiena A. Carey vs
Carroll I . tiilnton, was tiled in dis
trict clerk Ilohertson's olllce today.
Action brought to recover possession
of some personal property held by the
defendant.
Miss Ida Weldman has been on the
sick list for several days, but her
many friends will bo pleased to learn
that It Is nothing serious. The Jour
nal hopes to note her good-natured
and smiling countenance mingling
with her young friends attain soon.
Harry Likewise has been transferred
to the telegraph otllces of the Hurling
ton at Lincoln, which place he left for
this afternoon. Hoy Miles, who has
been doing the night stunt at the
depot takes the place vacated by Harry
while telegrapher O'Hearn of Gretna
will assume the night trick at the
key.
L. Demmie Hlatt returned home
last night after a forty-two weeks en
gagement with "Hans Hansen," to
spend his vacation. Mr. Hlatt has
visited nearly all the prlnelplccltlesof
the west with this company, which
closed the season at Hlalr, Neb., Sat
urday night. The Journal Is pleased
to see Demmie looking well.
Chris Koehnkc departed Saturday
night for Orevlllc, S. !., where he
goes to accept a position with his old
friend, Frank Hchert. The Journal Is
loformel the position Is permanent,
and that Mr. Koehnko expects to re
CuinniiiiM' 'livcyi 1 l.i'i) t t!::it p!.v"
thi afternoon, where !) will utuleiv .
iin operation for ai pciidieitus.
II. H. luke, who has been enjoying
a visit here withl.o r.e folks, departed
this morning for Sioux City where he
expects to enter the machine shops.
A. S. Will returned last night from
several weeks' visit at his ranches near
Akron, Colo. His daughters, Misses
Iora and Minnie Will, accompanied
lit in home from Lincoln.
While working with a horse yester
day afternoon Louie Kgenberger, Jr.,
was (ulte severely kicked by the
animal, and will be unable to be
around much for some time.
Our old friend, J. C. Gllmore, came
down from Omaha this morning to
spend a couple of days with his old
Cass county friends, and dropped Into
the Journal fur a few moments.
The sheriff received a card today
from Sheriff Nick Hess, of Lancaster
county, offering a reward of if.Vi for the
capture of two fellows who stole a
team of horses from Charles Kohrdan
near Firth, Neb.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler and little grand-
daughter, Feme (Jrassman, departed
this morning for Waco, Neb, where
hey will spend Iecorat ion day, after
which she will visit with relatives at
l'hllllps, Neb., a few days.
Mrs. Hayward of Lincoln, formerly
Mrs. Wlllett Fottenger. or I'latts
mouth, and a sister of Flam and the
late Calvin Parmcle arrived yesterday
for a visit with her brother, Elam,and
old time friends and neiifhbors.
Mrs. Ella Cooper returned yesterday
from Long Heach, Cal., where she has
been visiting with Capt. and Mrs. L.
I). Hennett, formerly of this place.
Mrs. Cooper reports all the I'latts
mouth contingent as well and prosper
ous.
J. (. Ulchey and wife returned last
night from Lincoln where the latter
and son, Livingston, have been making
their home the past winter. Living
ston Is at Heat rice, at the annual en
campment of the university cadets.
after which he will return home.
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I Done House Cleaning? I (
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If not, you may need that new Carpet or Matting. We
have a fine line of Straw Mattings we will be glad to show
Short Lengths of BRUSSELS CARPETING for Rugs
9x12 can be made for $8.80 and up. v
Short Lengths of Brussels, suitable for stairs, can be
.had much cheaper than the Regular Stair Carpet
Wllinntlcr, wiio lias cuare u. " movo his family toOrevlllo In a few
H.&M. freight depot was summoned k ThU takcaaway from piatts
toGlenwooa on me eiu.y '" mouth one of the oldest and most
morning by the serious Illness 01 nis hlsh,y respected families In the city
mo.her. u. M. ltruni is iuukhik -
Will's duties and Fred Wynn Is taking
Hruhl's place at the depot during
Will's absence.
from SiituriUy'i Dully.
Miss EunaTcwle departed for her
home at Wabash this morning.
Miss Vcrna Whlsler departed yester
day afternoon for her home at Lincoln.
-Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves, al
sizes and styles, for sale at Asemlssen
II L. Clapp, Jr., of Ehnwood spent
Sunday with the family of County
Clerk Hosencrans, and will leave to
night for the l'eru Normal to prepare
himself for entering the state univer
sity. Young Clapp Is son of H. L.
Clapp, one of the prominent farmers
of Cass county, and last week graduated
from the Elniwood High school and
has a bright and prosperous future be
fore him.
Anson Salsbury, of Hreckcnrlrlgc,
Mo., father of Rev. J. H. Salsbury,
First Presbyterian
& Louck's.
Miss Myrtle Sanders has closed a .,tnr of th
Buccessf ul school year near Nehawka, churcl, of tlls c)lyi accompanied by
and returned home tins morning. his son gave the Journal a call this
Miss Henrietta Mart In returned this morning. jir. Salsbury has been
afternoon irom reru, wuere suu u,n resident or tue grano. oia siaieoi jus
been attending the state normal. sourl for many years, and it was a
Hr. F. A. Hryant of Norfolk spent a great pleasure to meet htm, and we
few hours In our city this morning extend to the gentleman an Invitation
while enroute to Hed Oal
with his brother.
Misses Helen Herold and Helen P.ar
stow came down from Lincoln last
night and are visiting In the city, the
jjucst of Miss Feme McHrlue
August Mumm and wife who have
been enjoying a visit with relatives
here departed this afternoon for their
Lome in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Fred Nelson and children who have
been visiting here, departed this morn
Ing for Omalia where they will visit a
short time before returning to their
Lome at Denver.
D.O. DWYER, Attorney-ot-Law
Offce in building east of court
house, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
for a visit to call often during his visit to his son
and family. He Is a true type of a
Missouri gentleman.
I'r.im MomUy's Dully.
Henry Melsinger, of Mynard, Is re
ported on the sick list.
C. A. Hawls and wife spent Sunday from IVr.. vesterdav
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with relatives at Murray.
l'etcr Kell from near Cedar Creek
was in town today on business.
Hen G. Hoover, of Louisville, was a
business visitor at the county seat to'
day.
Mrs. L. P. Greenslate went to Elm-
wood this afternoon to visit with rcla
tlves.
Glen Hawls was a passenger for
From TucMluy's Dully
Machine oil at Asemlssen & Louck's.
Herman Klcatch, of Weeping Water
was a county seat visitor today.
L. R. Carroll of Malvern was tran
sacting business in the city today.
Geo. . Lrwln, or Louisville, was
transacting business at riattsmouth
today.
A. S. Will departed this afternoon
on a business trip to Akron and Ien
ver, Colorado.
Ilarley Weldy who has been visiting
in this city, returned to his home at
Omaha this afternoon.
J. W. Holmes came up from Murray
last night and while here made
pleasant call at this olllce.
Miss Jessie Gllmore returned home
where she has
been attending the state normal.
J. W. Mann of Hock HlulTs was a
passenger for Lincoln this afternoon
to visit with his sister, Mrs. Edith
Hoenshcll.
Mrs. Frank Hooth and children
Stephencreek, Neb., are visiting
the city the guestsof F. K. Guthmann
and family.
W.M. Fisher and little daugiitcri
Murray this morning where he will who have been enjoying a visit with
Tlsit relatives. M. W. Thomas, returned to thel
Mrs. John Hurr returned to Have- home at Lincoln today.
lock yesterday afternoon, after a short A marriage license was Issued today
visit with rclatlvcshcre. to Eugene G. Spencer, age 21. of Red
llnnncn to wiul 1111 UiUI'rl t fill. TV t(l Oak. la., and Miss Louise l Mar
rfV IIVVII.1V VU ... , j .
Vern Ackley, aged 31, of Omaha, and quardt, age 21, of A voca, Neb.
Miss Hlanche W. Winfrey, aged 24, of After suffering considerable pal
Red Cloud. yesterday.it was decided to rciuov
Miss Engle who has recently closed John Husche to the St. Joseph hospital
cwnctfni rpneiiliu In the llL-h at Omaha today, and accordingly m
Honirtnd tndnv for Hincroft. I wife. Frank Huttery and Ir. E. I
Gus llycrs, the postmaster at Ilave
lock, was visiting here Decoration day
T. ('. Harks of Greenwood was a
business visitor at the county seat to.
day.
A hearing on claims against the
estate of I'hocbe. E. Robbins.deecased,
was had today.
Miss Katie McIIugh departed for
South Hend yesterday to attend the
Hill-Walllck wedding.
In county court today the annual
report In the estate of Christian Met.
gar, deceased, was made.
Mrs. Martin Houk came down from
Omaha yesterday and was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Antone Llbershall.
Joseph Gray and daughter, Miss
Edith, came down from Ilavelock
Tuesday evening to spend Decoration
day.
J as. Manners, Will Wehrbeln and
Misses Marie Herger and Nellie
Creamer of Murray were visiting bere
yesterday.
J. J. Hill was down from South
Rend yesterday on some very Impor
tant business and gave the Journal a
pleasant call.
Everybody's friend Dr. Thomas'
Eclcctric Oil. Cures toothache, car-
ache, sore throat. Heals.cuts, bruises,
scalds. Stops any pain.
F. W. Ruhge. one of the best demo
crats In Cass county, was In the city
Tuesday evening on business, return
ing home on the night train.
Itching, torturing skin eruptions,
dlstigure, annoy, drive one wild.
Doan's Ointment brings quick relief
and lasting cures, Fifty cents at any
drug store.
Have you Backache? Get a bos of
Kldney-Ettes-thc most wonderful
remedy for all kidney troubles, and
thev will make you right. 2.. Get-
Ing & Co., druggists.
Col. T. J. Majors, of Peru, who de
livered the memorial address at the
I'armele yesterday afternoon, in com
pany with Judge S. M. Chapman called
on tho Journal a few moments In the
morning and we were pleased to meet
htm.
Emory Halbert, while coming to
riattsmouth yesterday from the Nick
Halmes farm, six miles west of town,
had the misfortune to lose a bran new
20 bill. The tinder will be suitably
rewarded by returning the same to
the owner or leaving at the Journal
office.
The largest and most complete
stock ot furniture In this city. We
are not selling at 2.) per cent discount,
but can assure all that we w ill dupli
cate articles and prices of any furni
ture establishment In Riattsmouth, at
Michael II lid's. We arc not going out
of business, but are here to stay.
Judge Travis returned from his
western trip Tuesday evening. The
Judge was accompanied on this by
Hon. William Deles Dernier of Elm
wood. They spent most of the time
In Chase county, of which Imperial Is
the county scat. Judge Travis says It
Is a pretty country and the land suit
able for all farming purposes. Land
Is also very cheap and ranges all the
way from i to 2i an acre. A f.nc
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Carpets 50c a yd
Fringed Rugs SI .25
Floor Oil Cloths
one and two .yards wide
Ingrain All Wool
Rugs 9x101 feet
Several Splendid Patterns
of the 12-ft wide Linoleums
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES
The Queen Quality Shoe tits as a shoe should fit not to big in one place and not too
small In another, not too wide In the toe and not to narrow In the heel but Just right.
Not only comfortable when old, but comfortable when new.
It Is no longer necessary to use your foot as a stretcher nor to buy one size for style
and another for comfort. Queen Quality has done away with all that. You can get style
and comfort together In the Queen Quality Shoe.
Other makes of shoes at $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50. These shoes were
bought before the heavy advance in leather.
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stream of water passes through the
entire county.
D. M. Lloyd has been on the sick
list for the past few weeks.
Will Noxen, jr., of Cedar Creek was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Sawyer wanted In small saw mill.
Address J. S. Parsons, Malvern, Iowa.
Albert Walllnger of Elmwood was
visiting In this city Decoration day.
Mrs. Claud Everett came up from
Union yesterday and will visit over
Sunday.
Hyron Clark and Miss Helen were
among the passengers for the metrop
olis this afternoon.
Mrs. C. L. Herger and Miss Frances
Svoboda went to Lincoln yesterday
for a few days' visit.
Mrs. J. II. Hecker and Charlie Brink-
man went to A voca mis morning u
visit with her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Trentlce and
nophew, Hollis Green, of Ilavelock,
were down yesterday to spend Decora
tion day.
l'etcr Zelhen, son-in-law of Mrs. An
ton Kanka of this city, departed for
his home In Kenosha, Wis., Tuesday
evening. His wire will follow later.
Mrs. Geo. Dodd and son, Master
Marion, of Kansas City, arrived Tues
day evening for a visit with friends In
this city, the guest of Mrs. J. G.
Rlchcy.
After a heavy meal, take a couple of
Doan's Regulets, and give your stom
ach, liver and bowels the help they
will need. Regulets bring easy, regular
passage of the bowels.
Danger is near at hand when the
kidneys are sick. Kidney-Ettes will
purify and strengthen the kidneys and
restore them to their normal and
healthy condition. 2.1 cents. Gerlng
& Co., druggists.
Many Ills come from Impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty
digestion, lazy liver and slupglsh
bowels. Burdock Blood Cltters streng
thens stomach, bowels and liver, and
purities the blood.
Wanted Girls to run sewing
machines making cotton llannel gloves
and mittens. Apply in person or by
mall to Nebraska Cotton Glove Co.,
150it Jackson st., Omaha, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Eigenbroadt and
daughter of Lincoln, came in Tuesday
evening. Mr. Eigenbroadt returned
yesterday, leaving the wife and daugh
ter here to visit friends a few days.
C. S. Stone and Leslie Hall, cashier
and assistant cashier of the Murray
State bank, were in the city a few
hours Tuesday evening. Here are two
as tine young men as ever trod the
pike.
F. W. Schlelfert and family of near
Louisville, were In the city today.
The roads being In a prttty fair con
dition they drove down. While here
Mr. Schlelfert registered at Journal
headquarters.
Have you weakness of any kind
stomach, back or any organs of the
body? Don't dope yourself with or
dinary medicine. Hollester's Rocky
Mountain Tea Is the supreme curative
power. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Ger
lng & Co.
Frank Boyd shipped their household
goods to Omaha Tuesday, and he and
his wife departed for that place this
afternoon. This family has resided
in riattsmouth for over fifteen years,
and have many friends In this com
munity who will regret to lose them
from their midst.
Our old friend and steadfast demo
crat, Henry Hehrns, of near Avoca,
accompanied by his son, J. S., were in
the city today, and made the Journal
a most agreeable call. They drove up,
and consequently can return home at
their leisure, and not have to wait till
midnight for a train south. While
here Mr. Hehrns renewed his faith in
the Journal another year.
Mrs. J. W. Rynottof Lincoln spent
Decoration Day with her parents, Mr.
and Mis. Harry Johnson. Her sister,
Miss Jennie, accompanied her to Lin
coln last night for a visit.
W. II. Hell and daughter, Miss
Mayme, of the Pleasant View Stock
Farm, were In the city today, and
while here Mr. Hell called and re
newed for the Journal another year.
Mr. Hell says they are needing rain in
his section pretty badly.
PHIL SAUTER
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
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Vegetable, liver pills. That
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constipation, biliousness,
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