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Ce il Thomas md u I r : ! i iters
today in Oaaaha, gda. r C'er-' "ii the
tarly train.
Miss Clara Ferret: J.J s-i--n.ll-;r th"
day in Omaha, pt-ln i I hat city this
morriLic, on tho early ii i'i;.
M. Martin is spndi:.g tod; y i'i ):ii
nha, being a passer,-'.'.! r f,.r that i ity
on the (-aily tnniiiia;; tiai'ii.
Mrs. Wart" Vin!hiim is spi nding
today in Omaha, l lag a passemi-r
for that city on the laoraii.:; train.
Horace ):. Uand is rpeii liie; today
in Om: ha. I- in-; a pif-senscr for that
city tS'.in rai.riiiiiR on thf! early tiai'i.
Mr. Hay (iniif down from Omaha
last Saturday to spend f" u it'3 iy In thf
city with friends, lcianiin-; to his
homo tliis morning.
Mli-s Gertrude SI oniicT spent fain
day .in the lty with her folks anil
friends, reluming to Lincoln on tin
morning liiirlington train.
A. I-. Anderson and wire vai'f
north-hound passengers this morning
for Omaha, going there to iait rela
tives ami Mund several days.
Charles Miller, one of the good cit
izens of the precinct, came in yester
day end was a passenger for Omaha,
where he spent the afternoon.
Peter C. Hansen came down last
Saturday from Omaha, where he is
working for the Union Tactile, arid
spent Sunday with his folks in this
city, being a passenger for Omaha on
the e:."ly Burlington train this morn
ing. Christian 10. Metzgcr, Cedar Creek's
good citizen and business man, was
a passenger for Omaha this morning,
laving come In from his home last
evening to take the morning Dar
lington train for that city. ,
Judge Travis held a brief session of
district court this morning and en
tered an order In the case of Fisher
vs. Larson et al in which anyone op
posing the confirmation of the sale of
the property has until next Monday,
November 8, in which to file objec
tions. Mrs. Henry C. Miller and son John
came in last evening from their home
at Jatuosopoit, Mo., to make their fu
ture residence in this city. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller have mi ted the rooms
xjver Woscott's store and hereafter
will be at home to their friends in
thut location.
Willie ligenherger, who has been
so seriously III from appendicitis for
Heveral weeks, was able to be out of
the house last Saturday,, driving
down from the house in a carriage
for a few housr' sunshine. His many
friends will be glad to hear that he Is
able to be out.
Fiance Balance came over yester
day morning from (lion wood to spend
several days with his parents and to
cast his vote. France brought with
him a fine pair of ferrets which he
made a present of to Claus Speck. He
secured them from William Houston,
a ferret raiser of Glenwood and thsy
were mighty fine animals. France,
although a Republican, expressed the
hope that a large number of candi
dates on the Democratic ticket would
be elected and indicated a prefer
ence for the good fellows who are
making the race.
Thomas L. Murphy spent Sunday
in the city with his folks, coming
down from his pharmaceutical pur
nults in Omaha Saturday evening for
that purpose. Thomas intended to
return to the thriving little city up
the creek on the early jr. P. train,
but found it would not arrlvo here,
let alone get to Omaha, until late In
the day, so he wisely transferred his
patronage to tho Jturllngton. Mr.
Murphy is not a profane man, hut he
was much perturbed over the foolish
oli7 of the Gould system in run
mlng trains regardless of schedule,
and roundly berated the management
for their policy.
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GUTHMAN 61 CORY, Proprietors
Plattsmouth, : : : : Nebraska
RATIOS $1.00 PER DAY
We Solicit the Farmers' Trade
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WHEN IN TUB CITY GIVE US A CALL
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a:'1:.! v eh iYi"atH.
, t!U! of till' g'IO.1
m iaf t, was in the
a. a- ; i ir buslnc-s
and mi f !iu. I'i l-'iids. '
'' A. -1. Sr.'i;; an of Omaha is in t!."
icily today ntt'ulia:.: to the tax kiIp,
Mr. S-"a man bein? a bidder on several
parcels of land tin ony hou t tile f ity.
; I.. P.. Pi own am! si. tor, alias. Nix of
i Kenosha, spent Saturday afternoon
in the thy i.-Itia!? villi our towns
people and looking after business
matters.
Missis Ant; i, Clara and Nitaie
-lirousck were passengers for Omaha
this morning, going up to spend the
day in the metropolis.
Prof. l.'d. Sehulhof came over last
Saturday for the purpose of spending
Sunday with his folks, returning to
(ih nwood this morning.
.1. P. Austin, trainmaster of the
Pur!in;;tori, came down this morning
from Omaha, and is attending to
company business in the city.
Miss Alice Kerr of Glenwood spent
Sunday with her .mother aad sislcrs,
accompanied by Miss Itiila Drew, who
also visited at the Kerr home oVr
Sunday,
Mrs. Guy France and daughter
Oeeu, of Omaha, came down yester
day evening to spend several days In
the city guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.
It. Pates.
L. (1. Larson, the contractor, Is
looking after business matters today
in Pacific. .1 unction, being a passenger
for that municipality this morning on
the early train.
Peter Neilson and family came
down yesterday morning and spent
the day visiting with M. Iiajeok and
family, returning to their home In
Omaha this morning.
A. !.. Atord, who has been work
ing in Thurman, la., for some time
past, came over last Saturday and is
figuring on opening a business in the
city in a few days. Mr. Acord is a
good citizen, well known here, and
his many friends are rejoiced to know
he Is returning once more to make
his residence among them.
S. Llnilholin and wife were pas
sengers this morning for Omaha,
where they will spend the day look
ing after business matters and visit
ing with friends. Mr. Lindholin is
the gentleman who recently pur
chased the fine farm of ex-Senator
Thomas, west of the city, and is one
of the best citizens of this vicinity.
He recently added his name to the
Journal's list, and it was a welcome
addition, as this paper is pleased to
enroll the best of Cass county's citi
zens on Its list.
Kills Snake on Street.
It Isn't often that a man kills
snakes in the public highways of a
real live city, but this happened last
Saturday when Mensrs. McDanlels
and Sales found a reptile crawling
about on the sidewalk near Ed.
Mason's store, and proceeded to slay
It. The stmke was a harmless one of
the garter variety and did not create
much of a sensation, but for a mo
ment it rnther worried the brave men
who destroyed it. They thought it
wasn't tho real goods, but they found
from actual experience that it had
nil the necessary appurtenances of n
real, live reptile, and they then pro
ceeded to put it very much to the
bad.
Miss Davis of Union has been a
guest of Miss Kdyth Pitz for a few
days.
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Mrs. Gould's hospitality were
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Cora Walker, Geaevie.e Hova.al,
Pcail Miehols, Ma a Paltiison, Mrs.
Sl.aiiUs ai.d Messrs W. A. Sharp, Poh
erl. Payea, Geor?e Man.i aad ihaal;
Gobi liaa.nn.
On Sunday the same parties v. "Ma
th" gnosis of M:
and Mrs. Frank !
Golaliaaiai at the country heme of
Mr. and Airs. Murk White, ten miles
south of this (ity. This affair was
also in honor of Miss Walker and
Mr. Sharp. The party was conveyed
by a carryall, and the drive along
the river and through the woods was
particularly enjoyable. Arriving pt
the White home they ware heartily
welcomed and soiial conversation
and vocal and instrumental mush!
was enjoyid until dinner was an
nounced. It was a notable gathering
of foils and daughters of piomxr
families that assembled in tho dining
room. With appetites keenly whet
ted by the mcrnlug rido, amplj jus
tice was done to the many good
things which graced the hoard.
The afternoon was spent In saun
tering about the farm and bluffs near
by. It was a late hour in the after
noon when the guests took their de
parture after having spent a day long
to he remembered.
-NOTH II OK KIWI, SKTTI.iaSKVr.
IN TUN COUNTY COUKT OF CASS
COUNTY, NKIUtASKA.
In tht mutter of the estate of tteulna
Wolf, (leccasfj,
All pi'iaou.s Intprr.stcil In snM estnte
will take notli'o that Kilwaml P-.rf-n-ln'i-Kcr,
nilmlnlstintur de tionls non
tlieii'of, lias lilcil Ms flniil necniint und
report of the mlinliilstiatlen of milil
cstiito nail a petillou fur II. ml scttle-
iiieiit of mi id iici'oiiiit n ml nilowiirire
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A l..i'ini? upon sai,i rcfn.iMt nn.l p.-
tit Ion has liei'ii net by the court nt the
county curt room nt Plnttsmoutli, Xe-
hruHka on the 20... day of Novemhor.
190!. nt the hour of 10 o'clock a. in.,
when ny and nil persons interested In
fcnlil estate may appear and contest
Hiieh petition nnd necoynt.
Dated this 2111.1 day of October, 1!)0!).
A Id. ION J. HKKKON,
County Judtfe.
D. t). DWYKit, Attorney.
NtlTICK OK SAM:.
IN TH R D1STIUCT COURT OP CASS
COUNTY. NKBKASKA.
In the matter of the Guunllannlilp of
Kee Campbell, a Minor.
Notice Is hereby Riven thut In pur
suance of an order of Hon. Harvey V.
Travis, Judpre of the District Court of
Cass county, Nebraska, tnnde and en
tered on the 16th day of October, 1909,
for the selling of the real estate here
inafter described, there will be Bold at
the south door of the court house at
Plattsmouth, Nehratika, on the 1st duy
of December, 1909, at 1 o'clock p. m ot
public vendue to the holiest bidder for
cash, the following described real en
late, towlt:
The undivided one-bnlf of the north
half of the west hnlf of the mnitli west
quartor of Section 25, Township 11,
North of lliingo 9, In snld Cnss county.
Said sale will remain one ono hour.
JAM KS M. CAMI'UKI.U
Ouni-dlnn of Koe Campbell, a Minor
D. O. DWYKit, Attorney.
STATK OK NICV.lt ASIvA, IN COUNTY
COURT FOI5 T1IK COUNTY OF
CASS.
In the matter of the Kstate of Eliza
S. Shepherd, Deceased.
NOTICB OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
All persons Interested In said estate
are hereby notified that there will be
a henrlnic upon the petition of the ad
ministrator for final settlement of said
estate before this court at l'latts
muoth, In said county and state, on the
5th day of November, 1909, at 10 o'clock
a. ni and that all objections thereto
must be Hied on or before said day and
hour of hearing.
Witness my hand nnd tho sent of
the county court of suld county this
13th day of October, A. D. 1909.
(Seal.)
At.LKN J. HKKSON.
, County JiuIkp.
Hiinispy & Ramsey, Attorneys ior tne
Kstate.
For Kale.
Small farm, 13-1-2 ncres, 1-1-2
miles south of I'laattsmouth, on Rock
Muff road; good Improvements with
plenty of apples, pears, grapes and
other fruit. Possession given either
with crop or after crop Is taken off.
Further particulars and terms of
Claus Jess at the farm.
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fPui ;;t tlie bone t.f the bride. The
Pini'T c:'"!!'!; ( caii ataaaui.s.
Ciiarh s Siekji ft, wife end two
i k-PcVen of Ihiiia, !.itad it h Mr.
aa 1 Mr. Charhs p. t,a r Tuesday
aad Wedi-t s-iay. Mr. i'U kjcsl mov
ed fvoai Poeis'iiie T r'; n years pjro
1 a ifl at ; ilf ( a a. la rat nerr V.
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the Can i'i t that for the lirat
i.f. w jeans p v as pretty hard sle-.ldia
ibut ii'e.v they raise r.liuiidant. crav
'aad he is '.'"owing lieh. He paid th" '
Couriir efih o a short j.-it in com-1
'pe ay with his son nn.l renewed b'is I
subscription far another year.
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'he Woodman ball was the saene
lai'fh nativity Wednesday uiht
and thi! lodiv? gant was fhan a test
of his physical ability. A class of
abeat thirty untamed candidates
v.cra introduced to his ?catshii hut
he was game tn the last, and titter a
couple of weeks rest will be quite
himsalf again. Uisiriet Deputy James
had been at work in the vicinity of
Louisville, Cedar Cre 1: and South
Lend for a couple of weeks and suc
ceeded in orgnniaini; this large class.
There were more than a hundred
members present to sej the initia-
tion. Among the distinguished visi-1
tors were Dr. W. H. Couk of Piatts
mouth, state physician and State De
puty Kester, both 'of whom addressed
the nsseeniblage. The lotal camp Is in
splendid condition and its member
ship Is composed largely of young
men who .are wide-awake and enjoy
the meetings.
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Leader-Echo.
Pert Buster and wife of Seward
were visitors over Sunday at the
I home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Duster.
Frank ltosenow was over from!
M unlock Sunday. Yes, the smile !
that won't oomo off since the stork's
visit to his home.
Cecelia P.rekenfeld has resigned
hlor position as bookkeeper for the
I1'"10" 'nmh" ('m 8n1 13 noW
i 'tTki n k for Penterman Bros,
j D. Smith came in Saturday from
I Venango, Xeb., for a short visit with
,,,, Klmwon(, frlcn,,s. Tlie Smith
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family are well and happy and
pleased with their new location.
Mrs. George Ilogenrlef wys taken
to the state hospital for the Insane
at Lincoln Monday evening. Her
many friends will be sorry to learn
that her condition was considered
thus serious.
Pert Iiennet has resigned his posi
tion at Wood's meat market and is
preparing to move his family to Be
thany, where he will enter the meat
market business on his own account.
We Join his many friends In wishing
him and his estimable family success
and an abundance of friends In their
new home.
Advertised letter List.
The following letters remain in
the Plattsmouth postofflce uncalled
for on this (November 1) date, and
unless called for within a reasonable
length of time they will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington,
D. C. Please say "advertised" when
calling for same: Miss Mable Kline,
Miss Maggie Sampson, Pud Arbogast,
Edw. A. Horr. Clark Klnnlck (2),
Allen Produce Co., Hurtling Gro. Co.
Horses for Sale.
1 have Just unloaded twenty-four
head of large western horses which
I am offering for sale at my farm,
seven miles south of Plattsmouth.
Perry Marsh.
Shorthorns for Bale.
Three good registered Shorthorn
yearMng bulls for sale. Also good
fresh milk cows. Mark White.
IN TUB COUNTY COURT OF TDK
COUNTY OF CASS, NEBRASKA.
In the matter of the Kstate of Frank
M. Svobodn. Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
.Notice Is hereby Riven that nt 8
o'clock a. m. on the 15th day of No
vember, A, D. 1909, and at 8 o'clock a.
m. on the 17th day of May, A. D. 1910,
hear Inns will he had upon nil claims
RKnlnst the estate of the above n uined
decedent, by which Inst named hour all
claims must be riled and claims not
filed will be barred at snld time.
lly the Court:
(Sci.1.)
At.LKN J. BEKSON,
County Judge.
Ityron Clnrk and W. A. Robertson, Attorneys.
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Mis. Uo,a Norton wais a passenger
this n-oiaiim? for Omaha, where sha
w ill spaiid the day.
Mis. Jehu Roll r and da jjhter
liarrai" ure spending today ia Om
aha '. isit.ini? with friends.
Mr Q.
K. Par mole, nn.l daughter
are spending today in Omaha, going
to that city this morning cn the early
train.
Miss Anna Park'i.ing is spend in;;
today in Omaha, being a passenger
for that city this morning on the
early train.
Mrs. J. II. SalsLtiry and son, who
have been visiting friends in the city
for the past, few days, returned to
their home tit Auburn yesterday
morning.
W. lh Dull, a prominent citizen of
Murray, tame in yesterday for a visit
with his brother-in-law, John Ruth
erford, returning to his home In the
evening.
Misses Caroline Laird and Mattie
Larson, who have been attending the
State Christian Endeavor convention
at Falrbury, returned home last
evening.
A. S. Will departed this afternoon
on No. 7 for Denver, Colo., where he1
has some business matters to look
after. He will be absent from homo
several days.
Mrs. Victoria Powers and Mrs.
Lizzie Roth were passengers this
morning for Vlllisea, la., after spend
ing several weeks in this vicinity vis
iting friends.
Mr. Frank S. R.chardson and fam-
i'.v of fouth Omaha and John Wright
r s r i cl family of Seattle. Wash., were
visiting tit the home of J. It. allery
the latter part of last week.
Miss Alice Kerr of Dixon, 111., who
has. been visiting Mrs. S. K. Kerr and
family for the past few days, depart
ed for Ithaca, Neb., this afternoon,
where she will visit friends for a few
days.
Mrs. W. P. Mayes and baby of
Columbus, Neb., who have been visit
ing with the Misses Helen and Irene
Jess, returned to her home this morn
ing. The Misses Jess accompanied
her as far as Omaha for the day.
James Craig of Burwell, Neb., who
has been visiting with friends in this
city for several days, returned to his
home this morning. Mr. Craig was
born in this county and is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Craig, for many
years residents of this city.
Mlrt Cochrun and wife of Wyom
ing, who have been visiting with
Joseph Tubbs and family, departed
for their home this morning. Mr.
Cochrun Is a prominent farmer of
eastern Wyoming and a most excel
lent gentleman. Mrs. Cochrun for
merly was Miss Mayme Tubbs, well
known In this city and vicinity.
Mrs. Lizzie Heath, state superin
tendent of fair and open air meetings
of the Indiana W. C. T. U. , and dele
gate to the recent Omaha convention,
a national affair, In company with
her sister, Mrs. Ida Overshlne, both
cousins of Dr. J. II. Hall and M. A.
Hall of this city, are visiting with
Dr. Hall and family for a short time.
P. L. Sutton of Rock Illuffs came
in this morning to take the early
train for Rosala, Tender county,
Neb., but got here Just In time to be
too late, and had to wait until the
afternoon train. He goes up to Ten
der county to visit his brother and
help him with his fall work. He
ordered the Journal sent to him for
four months, presuming that he
would be gone that length of time.
M. S. rirlggs departed this morn
ing for Pnclflc Junction, where he
has some work to look after. Mr.
Prlggs sustained injuries much more
severe than anticipated at first, when
he was accidentally thrown from the
ladder in tho Coates block several
days since. It was found on exam
ination that he had sustained a frac
tured rib and was very badly bruised
about the arms nnd body. Despite
his Injuries he continues to follow
his trade of painting and paper hang
ing and sees that his work is taken
I care of.
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Ma s Tona Janda h Ming in O.n
tiha tliis afternoon.
Pr. A. P. Parties was a luaaie j
caller in Omaha, this afternoon.
Prof. J. W. Gam bio depart. al tin's
iai"tcnu,cn f('r '""dii. where he will
at lend
tii n.
the Slate Tint hers' assoeia-
Ceoi'se Fcsier, the genial proprie
tor of the hex ball bowling alley, is
taking in the sights in Oaiaha this
afternoon.
John McNurHii came in this morn
ing from lu's farm near Cedar Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. MeXurlin Lave been out
in that section among friends and rel
atives for the past two weeks, and
Mr. MeXurlin came In to vote, return
in;; this afternoon.
J. W. Sutton, who has been visiting
relatives south of town for the pa.-t
month, departed this afternoon for
Bancroft, Neb., where he will re
main for the winter. Mr. Sutton has
made northern Nebraska his home
for the past year.
Ed. Lutz and John Hallstrom were
among the Plattsmouth landseekers
who departed this afternoon on No.
7 for Miller, S. D. They are both
prospective purchasers should they
find anything in that locality that
looks good to them.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boeck were
passengers for Omaha this afternoon,
where they go to spend the day and
return with Mrs. C.j-ger tonight or
tomorrow, who will spend a few days
visiting at their home. Mrs. Gygef
Is an old resident of this city, and a
great friend of Mr. and Mrs. Iloerk.
When your wife is houseeleanlag
it Is just as well not to get into any
arugment. You lose. There is some
thing about the work that absolutely
convinces a woman that she is right,
and a long-winded debate is danger
ous while there are so many looae
articles scattered promiscuously
about the room. Savey.
If the world looked as cherry to a
guy all through life as It does a cou
ple of days before he Is married, the
price of hard coal or wages wouldn't
bother him much. Hut after he wake3
up there are several things beside
the toothache that tempt him to vio
late the ordinary rules of a well reg
ulated Sunday school class.
Misses Stanffeld Jones, Emma Fal
ter, Delia Tartsch, Vista Douglas and
Christina Hansen, who are attending
the state normal at Peru this winter,
will arrive home this evening for a
visit with parent sand friends the
rest of the week. The students of
the state normal are enjoying a va
cation at this time so that their In
structors may attend the teachers'
association, which meets at Lincoln.
John McNurlln came in this mori
Ing from near Cullom, where he has
been assisting the Seybert boys
gather corn. John never misses vot
ing if he can help himself, and he
stopped work long enough to come
to town for that purpose. He does
not like to loaf about town when k
knows they need him on the farm,
although he has plenty laid up for
the veritable rainy day.
Ligdit.s at the Shops.
Mr. M. A. Gardner, electrical en
gineer, and his assistant, Mr. Collins,
arrived In the city this morning from
the east and spent the day up to Ue
time No. 7 departed this nfternooa
looking over the light situation at the
B. & M. shops. As we understand
all plans for the electrical wlrln?
were made by this gentleman, and It
depends upon what their report may
be a3 to w hether or not the company
(stalls their own dynamo for their
lights or they become patrons of tfce
homo company, The Journal Is, 1
deed, pleased to see such improve
ments made In the shops at this poiat
It certainly looks as If they were pre
paring for long hours of work durlig
the coming winter months.
Dressmaking.
MRS. ROSA NORTON. !
Washington avenue and Ninth St