I DAILY PERSONAL NEWS I
X Short Items of Interest From Fri- J
A day s evening journal
Carl Merger departed yesterday
afternoon for an overnight trip to
Wahoo, returning this morning.
Roy Holly Is spending the day In
Omaha being a business visitor to
metropolis this morning on the
early train.
Rev. J. H. Salsbury and ton Rus
Bel are upending the day In Bellevue,
being passengers for that city on the
morning train.
A. L. Anderson and wife were pas
sengers this morning for Omaha
where they will visit for several days
with relatives and friends.
Albert Scuttler and Miss Helen
Hadraba are visiting with friend;; In
Omaha today going to that city on
the early train this morning.
Lee Aplegate, the prominent Union
farmer and veteran democrat, Is
looking after business In the city to
day, coming up on the morning train.
Mrs. Wm. Dallance and daughter,
Miss Ethel, were passengers this
morning on the early train for Oma
ha where they will spend the day vis
iting friends.
W. H. rickonfl, son Willie H., and
Miss Bessie Willis of River Forest,
111., who were In the city in attend
ance upon the Downing-FIckens wed
ding returning to her home today.
Mrs. John Nemetz departed this
morning for Chicago, 111., where she
will make a visit of several days with
her brother. She was accompanied
by Miss Esther Larson on the Jour
ney. C. C. Crance and wife departed
this morning for an extended visit
to Oklahoma, going on the early
Burlington train to Omaha thence
over the Rock Island to their des
tination. Mrs. H. M. Rcgner and daughters
Gladys and Mildred, leave tomorrow
for an extended trip to Moborly,
Hannibal and St. LouIh, Mo., where
they will visit with friends and re
latives.
Jack Denson had a bad time yes
terday with his head suffering very
Beverly from what is believed to be.
neurallga. Ills condition was ro se
vere that It was necessary to call In
a physician. Ho was ablo to be about
again this morning although feel
ing not at all well.
James Jllek, the basket maker,
was a passenger this morning for
Omaha taking a number of baskets
whic h he has made. He has a ready
market for these baskets there and
realizes good prices for them. They
tire a basket far superior to the ma
chine made goods being all Innrt
made from seasoned hickory.
George H. rolsall came tn yester
day from the farm of James Terry
berry where he Is engaged In exca
vating a fine fish pond as told In
the Journal several days ago. Mr
Polsall has secured a number of
scrapers, both slip and wheel from
Omaha and was In the city arranging
for their shipment to the work.
rrank fiobleman was a passenger
this morning for Omaha where he
will visit the hospital and consult
the physicians concerning his afflict
ed leg. He Is greatly In hopes that
another operation will not be neces
sary and that he will soon be able to
be about without having to undergo
a long selge In the hospital. While
there he expects to visit the several
patients from this city.
Mrs. A. L. Jackson of Omaha who
was called to the city several days
since by the Illness of her father II
J. Strelght, returned to her home this
morning. Tho condition of Mr
Straight Is such as to encourage his
folks and friends much hope. He Is
Mill In a very weakened condition
and until this Is overcomo he will
be unable to be around but it Is
hoped he will soon gain strength
when recovery will surely follow.
The eclipse which was scheduled
to take place last evening arrived
promptly on time, the earth enter
Ing the shadow of the moon at about
6:12 p. m. and a portion of the
surnfee remaining obscured until the
sun set at almost nine o'clock. At
Its greatest extent about one-third
of the sun's surface was covered.
great many people watched the pro
Rrens of the ecllpoe with much In
teres!, by the aid of smoked glass
'S.
It Is current report today that
young man who had been employe
by George A. H. Hicks near Cedar
Creek decamped last night, taking
with him some money and clothing
belonging to his employer and also
boat of his which was moored on the
Matte river. Mr. Hlks vm In the
city this morning In pursuit of the
man who Is supposed to have gone
down the river and Mr. Hicks hoped
to head him off at some point flown
' the line.
Mrs. J. A. Long was a passenger
this morning for Omaha where she
will spend the day.
Jacob Rcihart and son of Louis
ville are in the city today looking
after business.
1). H. Mills of Weeping Water Is
looking after business in the city to
day having come in this morning.
Mrs. Peter Stander and Mrs. Geo.
Noyes came down this morning from
Louisville to attend the meeting to
day of the W. C. T. U. In this
city.
Miss Cora Simons Is among those
spending the day in Omaha being a
passenger for that city on the morn
ing train.
Miss Bertha N'ickles is among
those coming In from the country
and being a passenger for Omaha on
the early Burlington train.
William Porter, wife and daugh
ter of Mynard, came in this morning
and were passengers for Omaha
where they will spend the day.
Mrs. W. R. Good came In this
morning from her home In the coun
try and was a passenger for Omaha
where she will spend the day with
friends.
Miss Esther Larson departed this
morning on the early train for Chi
cago, 111., where she will spend a
short time studying art, returning
later by way of Davenport, la.,
where she will make a short visit
with relatives.
William Caygill, a prominent citi
zen from the vicinity of Wabash,
was among those making a visit to
the county seat yesterday.
Frank Ingram of Louisville is
looking after business matters In
the city today being a passenger
this morning on the Schuyler for
home.
Fred Stohlman and wife came in
this morning from their home near
Manloy to spend the day visiting with
friends and nttcndlng to business
matters.
T. A. Stuckland, wife and baby de
parted this morning for St. Joe,
Mo., where they will make a visit
with Mr. Stuckland's mother for sev-
rnl days.
Charles Troop and son Robert,
were pnssengers this morning on the
early train for Omaha where they ex
pect to spend the day with friends
and relatives.
John Fight and wife who have
been visiting for thepast week or
ten days In Denver, Col. and vicinity,
returned to their home In this city
this morning.
For a mild, easy action of the
bowels a single dose of Doan's Reg
ulets Is enough. Treatment cures
habitual constipation. 25 cents a
box. Ask your druggist for them
George A. Kaffenberger was a pas
senger to Omaha this morning where
he has a carload of cattle for the
market. As Is always the case Mr.
Keffenberger sends mighty fine ani
mals to the market.
Wm. Barclay was a passenger this
morning for Omaha where he will
buy new furniture for the new Bar
day restaurant which will soon be In
running order the first door west of
the present location. ,
J. R. Maddox representing the
Western Paper Company, was In the
city today Interviewing Tho Journal
and taking an order for a half car of
print paper. Mr. Maddox Is one of
the most popular traveling men on
the road and his breezy presence In
-the shop Is always welcome.
H. J. Melslnger and wife, two of
Cedar Creek' best people, came
down this morning on the Schuyler
train to spend the day In the.clty and
to do some snapping with our mer
chants. Mr. and Mrs. Melslnger are
always welcome visitors In this city
as they are very pleosant people to
get acquainted with.
.Mrs. f.u. Ilynott departed this
morning for her future home at Om
aha, moving to that city several days
since. She had considerable trouble
at the depot In Inducing her pet dog
to go Into the baggage car. the dif
ficulty being overcome by Joe.Thamp
son thrusting the animal Into the
car Just as the train started and tho
baggageman hastily closing tho door
before It could b ap out.
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.mi.. !! v urn .Mueiior, r iorence
Comer and Edna Lefler of Elm wood
and Miss Lottie Wunderllch of No
hka are a quartette of handsome
Cass county girls who are taking the
examination for teachers today at
tho oJTlce of County Superintendent
Foster. Tho young ladles came In
last evening and have been busily
engaged today going trough the pre
scribed course at the office.
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uf l 'mi lily I'liiiiiiusMoiii'i's of rviijn'Jfis
t -Mini... Ari.i ik.i, niu'le H!nl tntciei
uu June J, HUH, uml tiy virtue of li.e
u.itiioilly vislr.l III me tiy the statute
ui tlx- Mule of Ni'liru.ska here inattei'
iu'Sc'i i linl, I. A. N. Klmt-lunu, 1'uuiiiy
Ciei K of Sauntlrr County, N'rlu asku,
no lieirby mtk Hint on May i'l,
lo:. A lie I H. Fuller, Nelson fchelTer,
It. I. Coleman. C. Kettle. !;. K. liavs.
i'. 1). Kettle, t'lias. Miller, A. J. Sanger,
.Mui Kai et Wulleli. Alary h. Je.iei neii,
J. Ii. CraiiKer ami U. W. liean ili.l tile
In I lie ofttee of tlie County Clerk of
Milliliters County, ftiiasKa, tlielr peti
tion In wrlliiiK ami uIhu their Loud
Willi surety Inereon, all in manner
and form an by law required, and
i.ii'h iiaiil tiond ami the wurety theie
oii wax on -laid ilute by me unproved,
the object and player of da hi peti
tion belntc for the organization of
Axlilaud liralniiKe District, and said
petition being tiled under the pro
vision of an Art of the Legislature of
the State of Nebraska, approved by
the Governor thereof on Alari.li Zi,
1U7. entitled:
"An act to provide for drainage
districts to drain wet land; and land
xuliject to overllow ; and any land wliicli
will be Improved by drainage to build
dykes and levies, to construct, straight
en, widen, deepen or altar any ditch,
drain, stream or watercourse; to rip
rap or otherwise protect the bank of
any stream or ditch, to construct, en
large, extend, improve or muintum
any drainage system; to construct,
enlarge, extend, improve or maintain
any system of control of sin lin e wa
ter or running water; and the rights,
obligations and powers of such cor
porations including the power of emi
nent domain, the creation of debts.
Issuing of negotiable bonds, and the
levying of special assessments on
such real estate and the easements
therein as may be benetitted by such
public work, and denning the. duties
and powers of public olllclals" and the
amendments: thereto.
That the boundaries of said propos
ed Ashland lualnage 1'istilct as fixed
and determined by said Hoard of
County Commissioners by said order
entered on June 7, 1D0H, are as fol
lows, to-wlt:
(All sections referred to below nro
In Township No. i North, limine No.
Nine Kiint of the Sixth 1. M , sections
one to twelve both inclusive are in
Saunders County, Nebraska. All other
sections referred to lire la Cuss Coun
ty, Nebraska.)
Commencing at the center point of
the Intersection of Third and Dev
streets Jn the City of Ashland. Ne
braska, thence west three blocks
along the center line of Ley street to
tue center Of t he intersect on of Ilev
and Sixth streets in said city; thence
norm one diock alone the center ne
of Sixth street to the center of the In
tersection of .sixth and silver streets
in said Cltv: thence west three hlm-ks
along the center line of Sliver street
to tne center or the intersection of
Silver and Ninth streets In said City;
thence south two blocks along the
center line of said Ninth street in
said City to the east and west center
line of Section Two; thence west
along the east and west center line of
Sections 2 and 3 to the southeast
corner of the west half of the north
west quarter of said section 3; thence
north one-half mile to the north line
of said section thence west along
the north line of said section 3 and also
section 4; to the northwest corner of
section 4; thence south to the center
of the west line of said section 4;
thence west to the center of
section 5; thence south to the
center of the south line of said
section 5 ; thence west along the
south line of said section 5 to the
northeast corner of the west half of
nie norm west quarter of sect nn )
thence south one mile to the south.
east coiner of the west one-lialf of
the southwest quarter of said section
8; thence east along the south line of
said Kcftlnn 8 to the northeast cor
ner of the west half of the north
east quarter of section 17; thence
south to the southeast corner of the
West Half Of the IlOrtllPIIxt riiinttur rt
sold section 17; thence west to the
center of the west line of said sec
Hon 17; thence south along the west
line of said section 17 and section 20
to the center of the west boundary
line of said section 20; thence eat
along the east and west center line of
said section 20 and section 21 to the
center of the east boundary line of
said section 21; thence north along
the east boundary line of said sec
tion 21 and section 1 to the north
east corner of said section 16; thence
east olong the north line of sections
1 and M to the center of the north
boundary line of said section If
thence north to the northwest corner
or the southwest quarter of the soulh
east quarter of section 11; thence east
to the northeast corner of the south
east quarter of the southeast ,uar-
of said section 11; thence north to
ii'V '.'rrl,u'l",t eornei of Mi'd socilon
11. thence west nlon tho no-th line
same Intersects the southeast bound
ary line of the right of way of tie
Chicago, Hurllngton Qulnev Kall
roB.l company; thence along the
southeast boundary line of lh Mg "
of way and depot grounds of the said
L'Vf"' ll,lrl"'Ktn & Qulnry Kail
"'"J1, t-'oinpnny In a northeasterly 3 i
rectlon to a point where said south
rerH,)l1U";1"vr.yi"n" 'ntersects the "en-
' i "non ii 10 u poin; where II,
V.i.i. i. aireei in sa d city of
Ashland thence due west along the
ten er line of Main street and acrosS
Hon 1PK,,rilrm,,,l3 10 the Inter.""
r .i hlr(l ""' Ma,n streets in said
n'nte, n"rh a'ong the oe"er
..... ,,,, rueei one nock to the
'lonr,tn,0f.i,"''?ln,,.ln,r: ' largest por
,i-. .1': "-teu m smm
ders l ounty, Nebraska.
j.oundar.e.-of s id proposed A.hCJi
L?. "V! ',H.,rl, t nd all others con
All land owners
within the
cerned nr. I, .. . " :VJ Vl"7." l""
election wll. be held" on ' Frld July
ti; omre oV';. " .PM m. at
ders I'nnnVv vi , , ,er or sun.
'V..... ?i i y" Ne,,rska, n the County
"thitTtl',? ,n ' "'"
O. tllBl at Sllld eler; nn II...
or he formation of in Tui','"a
be elected. .,.1, i" ' V'.'' '
eontln.r.i.. Ke Office
said Tlx H 11,8 formation of
ill Hie t'OUIltV t'ntirl -a'...
in Halt! County th .7 , T ft, ftntm
Ci)tinlt -
Nebraska. r'" 1 -""my.
x It-IK I1T Kniln.hiiia -l .
xotick nv di.K iahkii cm i in
Not ce Is IimioI.l. .1... .
tue of rli.ti. "V vir
ember 30th. 1S07. to ure he Cav.
mem of the ,u, of 2M.o0 'XuVu.
terrst thereon :.t the rate , ,1Br
cent fromsalddate. Said mortKnge l.iv
! , ",,,n. fed in the offl'J of the
County Court of f,., Coun y? Nebr i-
p ,?.",l,ex7,u,',, ''' '"'"r Tlgner to
Vrry Marsh and bv J , rli ,l
h.V "Bid Marsh transferred ' A
.Natlo.iiil Hunk of l'lattsinoun, Nebr:
k. That upon said mortgage ii,!.
with Interest thereto, t t li f V
of per cent from .1,. ... , "i"
l"K been made In the Pivin . 1 ,f i'Td
sum and Interest tl.e.. 1 no , , J
stltuti'd to recover said debt ,.7 .....
mule 3 years old we gbt " T
born on the l..v.v. i.... the
of Oi.k nn.t Sevent.'," 'L'W.,on.,.',r
, . , nn" evenn streets In
said Cltv of Mattsmouth on ,)," -day
of Juno. IHOH. at the i,... .
"'"'"oiith on the inn,
o'clock 1. ...n ..1.1 '.I'"" "0r Of 1
o clock ll. ill nf .l,l
f"t National Hunk of "Hun. tnniilh
Attorney.
Henry fanderi of lVUrVr,.,V7;
fpendlng the day In the city, attend
Ing to bulneni matters.
nm it to know i u k. I
la t:e lnlrM i'uj.I of Cam Couu
t .-. Nebraska.
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i'F KIMINA WOLF. 1 .i'.i'V. A.-;:i;
Tlie cu".:.' rornes u:i Tor i e.n ing up
.i!i t:.e petition of J. V. i:i:-i!o.Ti:ei
ii. lnnnistialor of t :e estate of KetiiiKi
Uoif. iic taacl, pi ... lu,; 1 ir lu vii-e to
sell:
Beginning at a point Koitv-one (411
rods Nurlu of tlie center of Section
Thirteen ill) in Township Twelve
il: North. Kange Thirteen tlJl
Hast, running thence West Highly
(Mil rods; thence North Kleven (11)
rods; thence east Kighty ( mi rods;
thence south Kleven till rods
to the place of beginning, belli
the North Half of Lots Thirteen (lj)
and Fifty-three i.'i in caid section,
Township and Kange, as now shown
on the plats of irregular tracts of
said County.
The undivided one-half (1-21 of
Lots Ten tlOi and Eleven (11) In
Block Thirteen tl:i) In liuke's addi
tion to the City of riattsinouth, Cass
County, Nebraska, except the light
of way of the Omaha, Southern Kll
way over and across raid Lots.
The undivided one-half (1-2) of the
following tract of land towit:
Beginning at a point Thirty (30)
rods North of the center of Section
Thirteen (13 i Township Twelve (12)
North, Kange Thirteen mi Kast;
hence running west Kiglitv (SO) rods,
thence nortli Eleven (11) rods; thence
Kast Kighty (SO) rods; thence South'
Kleven (11) rod., to the place
of beginning. being the south
half of Lots Thirteen (13) and Flftv
three r,:) jn pau Section, Township
and Kange, as shown by the irregular
tracts In said Count v, except the
right of way of the Omaha Southern
Kailway across the same.
or sufficient amount thereof to
bring the stun of ;ir,0.00 for the pay
ment of debts allowed against said es
tate of the cost of administration and
In addition thereto tne costa of this
proceedings there not being any per
sonal property to unv the u.ii.i .l..i,i
and expenses.
It Is therefore ordered Hint nil ner.
sons Interested In said estate appear
..e,uie urn ni i milliner at my oiiice in
the Court House In the City of
riattsmouth. NehrnsUn. ftn thu nit,.
day of July, KM)'.), at 10 o'clock a. m.
of said day to show cause whv a li
cense should not be granted to said
administrator to sell the above real
estate of said decensed or so much
thereof as niav be necessary to pav
said debts and expenses.
Hated this 7th dav of June, 100!).
, , Havvy 1. Travis,
. Judge of the District Court.
D. O. Dwyer,
Attorney.
Sheriffs Sale.
B
Y V1MTF. OK AN OKDEll OF SALE, is
sued hr .Inmi'S l(nhi'it,.ii ,.,n.ir nt ti,u
IMstrlct Court within nnd for Cass county, Ne
braska, and to nie directed. I will on the
24th Day of July, A. D.,1909
at ten o'clock a. m.. of said day at the south
door of the court house. In said county, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the following real estate to-wlt: Lot No.
fourteen. (Ml in block four (4) In the village of
Murray. Cass county, Nebraska. The same
being levied upon and taken as the pro
perty of Leila F. Queen and Allien Queen, de
fendants, to satisfy a Judgment of said court
recovered by Peter Cmnpliell, administrator
of the estate of Thomas L. Ciimpliell, deceased
lllnintltr. n,rnlnkt t.nl,l il.if a ,!.....
luusinouin, .ei)iaKa. June 1st li. A. I)..
W. C. I). QI INTON,
Sheriff Cass County. Nebraska.
Local Events.
N. C. Neff is spending the day in
Omaha being a passenger for that
city cn the early train this morn
ing. Brad White i3 locking after bus
iness matters in Omaha today be
ing a passenger for that city on the
morning train.
J. O. Thomas and wife were pas
sengers this morning on the early
train for Omaha where they will
spend the day.
Mrs. Val Burkel is spending the
day In the metropolis having gone
to that city this morning on the
early train.
Mrs. F. M. Fhebus and children
are among those spending the day in
Omaha being passengers for tha'4
city on the early train this morn
ing.
Carl Carlson and wife are spend
ing the day with relatives in Omaha
having been passengers for that city
this morning on the early Burling
ton train.
Messrs. A. and M. Walker of the
Majestic theater are among those
spending the day In Omaha going to
that city this morning to look after
business matters.
Louis Wolf from near Ravenna
has been visiting in the city with
his mother and his brother-in-law
fo. Kllnger, and this morning was
a passenger for Omaha on the early
train where he will spend the day.
George A. Mayfleld, editor of tho
Louisville Courier and his brother
I J. Mayfleld, formerly editor of
the same paper, came down this
morning from Louisville on the
Schuyler and looked after business
matters in the city. They paid tho
Journal a pleasant call Incidentally
while hero and looked over tho best
newspaper plant in the sta'e, out
side of Omaha and Lincoln.
Mrs. William Foxwell of Des
Moines, la., who has been spending
several days In the clr tho guest
of Mrs. n. 8. Uanmey, departed this
morning for her home. Mrs. rinm
sey accompanied her as far as Coun
cil Bluffs. Mr. Foxwell tins recently
undergone an operation at n hospital
and it Is to 1. reKrett"i t tint It hn
left him very weak, lie In not be
lieved to bo In any ilanrnT, however,
and his many friends Imp to soon
have the news of his recovery.
Adam Schaffer, one of the pintol
hint cltlcim uf ,Viiiku precinct,
was In the illy ttiU morning look
ing after business mailers. Wlill
here ho took otciislnn to pay hN
friends In the Journal offlm n picas
nnt call wlilih Hindi itiH"
elated. Mr. Hhnfr I uno of Hie
good penplo it round N'rliitwka who
are genuine friends of thn Journal
and he rnn alwnya diin-tnl upon
curing a warm wloin when lm
calls st this offi,
Fiow
DOC
We're ready for Spring plowing with a splendid line of Plow
Shoes-the best that's made We are showing several good
styles and we guarantee every pair of Tlow Shoes we sell.
The leathers are tan, raw hide and Kanganoo calf. Half,
double or single soles, bellows tongue, nailed shank.
C
3 ALL
S2.00, 82,50 $3.00 to $3,50
If you are interested in good Plow Shoes, Sir, you'll be in
terested in ours, for Plow Shoes could not be made better
Fetzer's Shoe Store.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Henry Hesse is spending the day
in Omaha going to that city this
morning on the early train.
Mrs. A. F. Scybert from near Cul
lom came down' this morning on the
Schuyler to spend the day in the city
with relatives and friends.
S. Furlong, the well known citi
zen of Rock Bluffs, is looking after
business in the city today coming in
from his home this morning.
Max M. Straub an ddaughter of
Avoca, came in last evening and are
spending the day in the city. While
here Mr. Straub called on the Jour
nal.
Ernest and A. R. Hutchinson from
near Rock Bluffs, came up this
morning and were passengers for
Omaha where they will spend the
day.
George and Henry Perry were two
passengers this morning on the M.
P. train for Elmwood where they
will spend the day with relatives
and friends.
Adam Kraeger, one of the best
citizens of Cass county, is spending
the day ing the city with our mer
chants, having driven in from his
farm this morning.
In county court today a petition
was filed by Walter A, Laughlin as
guardian of the Chapin minor heirs
asking that his accounts be settled
and he be discharged as guardian.
L. D. Switzer, county commission
er, departed yesterday afternoon for
his home at Weeping Water after
having spent several days in the city
in attendance upon the meeting of
the board of esualizatlon.
C. Bengen, the prominent citizen
of Mynard, is looking after business
in the city. Mr. Bengen has been
quite ill for several days but has
now gotten to feel quite well again
and will doubtless be himself soon.
His speedy recovery from his indis
position will be pleasing to his many
friends in this city and vicinity.
John Kraeger, the w,ell known
farmer from west of the city, was in
today looking after business. Mr.
Kraeger is quite well pleased with
the change in the weather and the
warming up which has taken place.
He finds this weather mnch better
for crops that the cold, wet weather
which prevailed last week, and
thinks it Is doing a world of good.
BIG REDUCTION ON
PLUMBING -:-GOODS
AIR PRESSURE WATER SYSTEMS!
Within the last sixty days we have made some
extraordinary low purchases on TlumbinR Goods, and
have the largest line of Bath Tubs, Closets, Lavatories
nnd Sinks ever shown in riattsmouth at remarkable
reduction in price:
Hath Tubs, white enameled. . . .$15.00 and Up
Lavatories, " " .... 6.75 and Up
Onc-l'icce, white enameled Sink
and back 9.75 and Up
Low-Down Closets... 14.50 and Up
18X.10 Hat rim Sinks, whiteenam-
t ied 3.00 and Up
We can also make Kewaunee Air Pressure Water
Syhtctns nt a big reduction over former prices. Re
member yon can see what you Ret when purchasing
from us. as we have six styles of tubs, six styles of
lavatories and three styles of closets in stock and on
display.
Plntttmouth, :
Shoes!
SIZES! C
Mrs. Jos. Shera of Rock Bluffs Is
spending the day in the city, coming
in this morning from her home.
Riley Frady is looking after some
business matters in Omaha today
being a passenger for that city on
the morning train.
Mrs. Fred Denson and daughter
departed this morning for Council
Bluffs, la., where they will make
a visit over Sunday with relatives.
Judge D. jr. Vinsonhaler of Om
aha came down last evening on No.
2 for the purpose of making an
appraisement of the Jos. A. Connor
property in this city for the inherit
ance tax. He returned on No. 23 at
6:15 the same evening.
Mrs. Kate Oliver presented the
Journal with a very beautiful bou
quet last evening. Mrs. Oliver is
one of the Journal's best frends and
never forgets us when she has any
thing beautiful that she thinks we
would appreciate. And we desire
to extend to this grand old lady our
most sincere thanks.
Two additional young ladies are
taking the teachers' examination to
day at the office of County Superin
tendent Foster having come In to
homes In the country for that pur
pose. They are Misses Judith
Straub of Avoca and Jessie Jones of
Weeping Water. In addition the
young ladies mentioned In the Jour
nal yesterday are also finishing their
examination today.
County Commissioner Jordan de
parted for his home at Alvo after
spending several days in the city as
a member of the board of equaliza
tion. The meeting of the board this
year has been singularly free from
complaints, there being no com
plaints regarding the assessment of
personality while there were only
one or two regarding real estate,
something which the board has no
power to alter this year.
The official board of ine First
Methodist church of Nebraska City
Issued an order that women must
remove their hats on entering the
church, and have imposed on the
church janitor the task of seeing
that the rule Is enforced. A similar
rule has also been made by the Pres
byterian church of that city. There
is nothing wrong with this rule, and
It might be a good thing to establish
the same in riattsmouth churches.
Nebraska.