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PLATTSIWGUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL-
THURSDAY, rcsniMRY ze. ibu
Murray Department
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
If any of the readers of the
Journal know of any social
event or item of interest in
this vicinity, and will mail
same to t his oflioe. it will ap
jK?ar under this heading. We
want all news items Editok
THE SAD DEATH
OF LIEUT. JIES
m CLEARY HAY
n n
JWl ' yam TTrffF?!
rTnp rnr,clrr vrhat ft GOOD EAUK ACCOUNT INSURES. Tne
business man can employ the test help and insure SEP. VICE. De
presden may ccme in his line, but his bij CASx ON HJLND means
SECTJXITY. The fine line of credits may be drawn tight, but none will
question his STABILITY. Give your business SEEVICZ, SECURITY
and STABILITY with your taut: deposits.
!AY STATE BAm
Prank Campbell was putting
up ici Tuesday.
E.xa Finns is a gue-t of Frank
..Dugay this week.
W. E. Jenkins was an Omaha
visitor Monday. ' ' T
Mrs. James Loughridge is list
id among the sick.
Mrs. lIhnT Shrader is listed
with the sick this week.
IJ. O. Young spent .Sunday with
Hairy Creamer and wife.
Mrs. James Brown was an
Omaha passenger Wednesday.
I'. It. Queen was looking' after
business in Murray Tuesday.
A. 1). Crunk and wife were
Flat tsmouth visitors Saturday.
The little infant child of John
IIobsehie.it is, reported bolter.:
Miss Pearl Duyay returned to
school at Piattsmouth Tuesday.
J. I. Lewis was transacting
business in Omaha Tuesday
ev ening.
Wayne and Lloyd Lewis were
calling on friends in Union Wed
nesday. William Oliver was a Plaits
mouth visitor last Friday; and
was a pleasant caller at the Jour
nal o;i;e'.
Miss Carlson, the trained
nurse, who has been attending
Mrs. Porter, returned to Omaha
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Boedeker
and Miss Beulah Sans look in the
play. "The Garden of Allah," in
Omaha Friday night.
Miss Flma Hall and Miss Bes
sie Kendall visited home folks
over Sunday and attended the
Stetes-Davis wedding, which oc
curred at the Wyoming church.
The heavy snow of last Sunday
drifted full all the roads running
east and west and stopped the
rural carrier on both Monday and
Tuesday. Tuesday was a day for
breaking roads by farmers for
miles west, so they are passable
at the present time.
F. Sehliehtmeir attended the
auto show in Omaha Wednesday
A. L. Jiaker was a passenger
for Piattsmouth Wednesday
evening.
Peter Campbell is erecting
new residence on the old Camp
bell place.
"Etta M. Nickels was transact
ing Spirella business in Union
Wednesday. : '
Koiert r ucn, jr., was m
Piattsmouth Fridav trading with
the merchants.
G. W. Shrader was transacting
business in Plattsnuuilh Wed
nesday evening.
Wayne Lewis ami Guy Stokes
were business visitors in Ne
braska City Friday.
II. C. Cream.?r was on the mar
ket Wednesday at South Omaha
witli a car of slock.
Charles Swan and Miss Clara
Copenhaer spent Sunday with
Miss Bessie Kendall.
Charles L. iley arrived on
Thursday to attend the funera
of Mrs. Hattie Allison. '
Etta M. Nickels was transact
ing business in Piattsmouth
Wednesday and Thursday.
James W Hey or ork came in
Friday to attend the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. Hattie Allison.
There will be preaching at the
Christian church next Sabbath,
lioin morning and evening.
Everybody is invited to attend.
The librarians for next month
are as follows: Saturday, Jan
uary 31, Hannah Hansen; Wed
nesday, February!, Mrs. Alvin
Ramge; Saturday, February 7,
Mrs. Mira McDonald; Wednes
day, Iebruary 11, Ethel Dill;
Saturday, February 14, Gertrude
Long; Wednesday, February 18,
Mrs. S. O. Pitman; Saturday,
February 21, Clara Young; Wed
nesday, February 2J, Mrs. Ken
nedy; Saturday, February 28,
ray Oldham.
ft BB FEATURES
Present, past and future, is the high grade of
Coffee we handle. You're just like everyone else
you don't lUe a bad cup of coffee for breakfast.
You have a paid-up policy at our store which in
sures you against bad coffee.
Chase &. Sanborn's "Q Blend" on
per pound OUC
Chase & Sanborn's VOur Blend" OE
per pound '. OtJC
Manor House, per pound 40c
And the best 25c Coffee ever sold in Murray.
Remember we grind your coffee as you buy
and in so doing there is no loss of strength.
JUST IN
A big shipment of oranges we are sell- Q
ing them, per dozen LuC
S
HIATT &
MURRAY ::
rUTT
NEQR.
31 ES
If. C. Long was a county seat
visitor Thursday.
A. L. Baker was a Piattsmouth
visitor Wednesday evening.
J. II. Hall of Piattsmouth made
Murray a business call Monday
Miss May St. John is spending
the week with her aunt, Mrs
Farris.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Seybolt were
Omaha visitors Wednesday of
this week.
Mrs. II. C. Long has boon num
bered with the sick for the past
few -days.
Al Bart let t ami Frank Reed
took in the show at Piattsmouth
Monday evening-.
Or. W. K. Loughridge and wife
of Omaha spent Sunday at the
Loughridge home.
Librarian for Wednesday,
Mary Itti. Myrtle Rice; Saturday,
March 71 h, Grace Dill.
Win. Rice was looking after
some business matters in the
county seat Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid are planning
to hold a spring bazaar in April.
Pe sure ami get a bonnet.
Mrs. James Loughridge is con
fined to her bed sultering with a
severe attack of the' grippe.
Mrs. Margaret Corbet t of Elm-
wood is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Harmon Peck, this week.
Miss Margie Walker visited
with relatives for several days in
Omaha, returning home Sunday
evening.
Henry lleebnep made a visit to
Nehawka Saturday night, where
he was snow-bound until Monday
evening.
Miss .Opha Paker was absent
from her school in Plattsmouih a
couple of days this week on ac
count of sickness.
The Woodmen of the World
organized here Tuesday night,
under the direction of Deputy
Askine of Lincoln.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ramge has been quite
sick for the past few days,
threatened with pneumonia.
Oct your aprons, caps and
sunbonnets at the spring bazaar.
If you wish to place an order for
a bonnet or apron call Mrs. P. F.
Prendel.
Pert Young, accompanied by
Dr. Prendel, went to Omaha Mon
day to be present at the hospital
at the time Lester Hamilton was
operated upon.
The Ladies Aid society will
meet at the church all day next
Wednesday for sewing and tack
ing romioris. ,n memoirs come
and bring your dinner.
Mrs. W. A. Brown went to
Omaha Tuesday evening, where
she will take treatment for a
troublesome eczema, from which
she has been suffering for the
past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrasek
are rejoicing ihis wee! over the
arrival of a new- boy at their
home on February 12lh. Both
mother and little one are doing
nicely, and Joseph is as happy as
can be.
Lester, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Hamilton, was
taken to Omaha Monday, where
he was operated upon for an
abcess of the luner. The child
stood the operation well and
every hope is held for Ins speedy
reeovery.
Mrs. James Loughride and
Mrs If. G. Todd gave a six-
course luncheon lasl Thursday
afternoon in honor of their sis
ter. Mrs. W. C. Brown, who left
in the afternoon for Yilisca, la.,
and from there will go to her
home in Canada. The after
noon was spent in needlework.
call is out for a school meet
ing for March 18th, fo consider
the proposition of enlarging the
present school building for the
purpose of adding the high
school grades. As the buihlin
can be remodeled and fully
equipped for $5,000, this seems
a proper move for the district, if
hey wish a high school.
Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Brendel
entertained at dinner Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. John Farris and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker and
family, Miss Mae St. John, Al
artlett, Mr. and Mrs. JefT Bren
del. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Brendel
Mr. and Mrs. Will Seybolt and
Mr. Winters of Yilisca. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Friedrich
entertained a number of friends
last Thursday evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. John Farris.
Those present report a most
pleasant evening and are
unanimous in pronouncing Mr.
and Mrs. Triedricb royal entertainers.
F.EPORT
OF THE
or THE
CONDITION
Murray State Bank
of Murray, Nebraska
Charter Ko. 578
Incorporated in the State of Nebraska, at the
close of business. Teb. 12, 19U.
His Father, for Whom Murray
Was Named, Preached Here,
Where the Unfortunate
Was Born.
kesoui:ces
Lieutenant James McCIeary
Murray, of the Aviation Corps of
the U. S. A., who lost his life at
aft
idrlu !Zom.ns Pensacola, Fla., on Monday
Hankinii house, furniture ami fixtures 2.-uo do ernoon, February 1 0 1 li, w hen his
n.Jri."":;v"-;-'. ." -,0J l- machine, plunged mi leei down
ot'ui uuii juji UUU MUlf
banks SJ0.S2 02
Pnrri-- A'i ni
Goia coin I oo on a farm throe and a half mile
oouin r i Jiui i u . 111 inn mun i
plunged
into the Pensacola bay, was born
Silver, nickels and cents
Total
LIAWLITIES
.$10,000 00
. 5.000 00
. 4.61-' M5
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
L ndivlded profits
Individual deposits subject to
check S32.2T1 81
Demand certificates of deposit 434 TO
Time certificates of demsit..23.3C'3 ti
Cashier's checks outstanding. 1.04Ji 55-77.052 77
Depositors' guaranty fund C40 09
Total
State or Nebraska, t.
county or C ass. i I. W . t. Boedeker.
cashier of the altove named bank, do hereby
swear that the aUve statement is a correct
and true copy of the report made to the State
baukirnr Itoard. W. G. Hoedeklk. Cashier.
Krcd L. Nctzma.v. Director
Auesl' K'nis. C 1'Ait.Mii.E. Director.
Subscriln d and sworn to before me this 19
dayof Feb. 1914 VEKNA HATT.
Nctarv l'ublle.
My commission expires July 14th, l'jl7.
tn Honor of Miss Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown, living
west of town, entertained a large
number of friends and relatives
Saturday evening in honor of
their niece, Miss Ida Brown.
Games and music furnished the
amusement of the evening-, and
at the usual hour dainty refresh
ments were served by Mesdames
Lee Brown, .17 "W. Philnot. Frank
Massie ami William Philpot. At
a late hour all departed for their
homes, voting Mr. and Mrs.
Brown royal entertainers. Those
who enjoyed the happy event
were: Misses Lena Philpot,
Elizabeth Oliver, Matie Urish,
Clara Brown, Ruth Hart, Irene.
Philpot, Pearle Gregory, Mata
Terryberry, TiJIie Peters, Myrtle
Brown, Elva' Philpot, Georgie
Massie. Rose Anderson, Fay
Gregory, Frieda Peterson,
Blanche Philpot, Josephine Kna-
pe, Lizzie cassei, 3iarie Philpot,
Gertrude Brown, Fern Philpot,
Rosa SchaiTer, Ida Brown;
Messrs. Jack Gregory, Ira Wood,
Ed Boedeker, Edwin Johnson. AI-
ert Philpot, Otho Gregory, Den
nis Gilmore, Roe Wiles, Earl
Terryberry, Otto Schaffer, Gene
Fitch, Rudolph Hart, Jesse Ter
rybcry, Lloyd Gilmore, Philip
Schafer, Raymond Hart, Fred
Terryberry, Clyde Gilmore, Al
fred Hart, Dale Philpot, DeForest
Brown, Albert Johnson, Virgil
Urish, Donald Philpot, Arthur
Jones, Conrad Johnson, Roy
Fraker, Emmet O'Prian, Howard
Philpot, Harold Daley, Sterling
Amick, Miles Brown, Mrs. Frank
Massie. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Phil
pot, William Philpot, John Filch,
George Brown, Charley Philpot.
3 97.305.c7 was pastor of the United Presby
terian church in that place, be
fore the village of Murray was
thought of.
Lieut. Murray's mother died on
this farm when he was between
i and 5 years of age; soon after
the father sold the farm and with
his three sons, Arthur, Henry ami
.3 OT.305 07 James. left for Thomas. Pa.
James was the youngest of the
three, and is remembered best
by the people of this community
as "Jamie."
The Pittsburg Gazette speaks
of Lieut. Murray as one of the
ablest and most daring aviators
in the naval service. He had been
an aviator for about eighteen
months, and previous to that
lime he was with the submarine
corps. He was 31 years old and
unmarried. His father was in
Florida for his health and was
stopping at Chandler, an inland
town, wiien ti is son ascended on
his fatal flight. His bodv was
taken by his father to Thoma
Pa., for burial. The accident
causes a sadness fn the hearts of
the people of Murray, the birth
place of Lieut. Murray, the com
munity that loved, honored and
respected the father. George P
Murray, who was a friend, sym
pathizep and adviser, and a guide
so highly esteemed that when it
was destined that a town should
be built, and when a name was
asked, the answer came, Murray.
Then it was the highest gift of
honor.
Since we have striven to make
this monument to the pastor and
his posterilv a necessity as we
feel his presence was a neces
sity we try to give enpart to the
world, or at least those who come
in contact with us, our influence
for rMght learning and right
thinking, as he imparted it to u
while our pastor. We honored
his name'then, we honor it today.
As Murray grows from a village
fo a 6ity. may it be as true lo its
fellow citizen as the man for
whom it was named.
In this time of his sadness the
people of Murray . mourn with
him and extend their heartfelt
sympathy.
WRESTLING AND BOX-
LAST TUESDAY EVENING
Some of the powers and a'ility
of the Olympic brand were dis
played in a wrestling and boxini:
contest in Murray Tuesday een
inir. The principals m the
wrestling match w'ie "Buck"
Vallery, quite widely known
throughout the state as a light
weight, and John Jenkins of
Murray, just making his debut on
the mat. The first round was
one of supreme skill. Both show
ed excellent training. At the end
of nineteen minutes Jenkins se
cured the famous Gotrh crotch
hold and put YalleiVs shoulders
to the mat. The second round
lasted eighteen and one-half
minutes, in which Jenkins M-ored
the second fall and the rale re
ceipts. Jenkins exceeded Vallery'
several pounds in weight, hut
was handicapped by a had cold.
I he decisions of Referee Speck
were accepted in a manly, friend
ly and sportsmanlike way.
Between the rounds Elmer
Hallstrom an. I Walter Jeukin
put on a fast and furious
wrestling match that displayed
marks of the Farmer Burns
class. It was worth the money
without anv change.
After the wrest linir match a
number of the amateurs came in
to the ring for g!oe contests,
and in addition to knocking the
dust out of them, they removed a
few chunks of cutis off the face
in the region of the ees.
Heart Disease Almost
Fatal to Young Girl
lfy Jaujchtr. when thirteen year
old. was trlcken with hart trutl
Ebm was o bad w had to j.lac br
ted nar a window
her breath. On
doctor aaid. Toor
child. ub 1 Xlkeir
fall dead ny
x fn.l
I C sqf to ra:
J
1 i
Hfart Kerned r had
ar-J r.r fatbr.
r I tril It. and
iih tr'jn U Im
rovc. t ooic
a nrjt rnir.y oo-
t!.. but ir. i
prtrl to m to
day, a fit. rosy
chfkd rirl. No on- ran l"sln tv.
conf.d-nc I h-.v- In r-. M v H-art
Remedy." V. II. CAXOX, V.arth. ilx
The unl'-'unJcd confidence Mr.
Ciron has in Dr. Mile Heart Rem
edy is fhr.re.I Ly tlvu-in-Ii of
others who Lr.ow it value from
experience. Many brart d.5or!er
yieM to treatment, if tl.e tre.irner.t
is right. Ii yu are Lathered with
sliort brcatlt. faint ?r:'. swell
ing of feet or ir.ks. j-uns about
llic heart an.! ihoc'.Jer M.e'.es re
citation. v.cak sn I I:u"rry rei
yon s!ior.!-! Lerin csing
Heart Rcrr.e.!y at o:.-c.
the experience cf otl;cr
may.
Dr. Mile Heart Pemec? Is oM anj
guaranteed by a!l dru.-jista.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Clkhart. Imd.
Dr.
Pr-
t. .
:.t :
e yo'i
Alvo rotes
family, for a few day. left for
Muidock Tfiur-l.iy eerung on
No. 1 . when- -be will vi-.it hr
parent-. Mr. and Mrs. Wdliam
WiUen Be or. -tartinir h-Tne
We lne-.lav .if this We.-k.
Ed Case had business in Lin-
ocln Wednesday.
rroi. jsiiarp nad nusiness m
Lincoln Saturady.
J. H. I'oreman. sr., had busi
ness in Lincoln Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lh Patterson
were in Lincoln Saturday.
Chris Dreamer was a capital
city visitor Wednesday.
Cliff Appier:, an was with the
crowd in Lincoln Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Eans is at Chicago,
III., for a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo. Vickers were
trading in Lincoln Wednesdav.
Death of David Stettler.
D in id Stettler wa- I.rn i'l
Ohio .November , IS.'IJ. I. ua-
nil.' of ; fa mil v of nine. f-t:r girN
and lie .y. of ulin h oru i-tT
and two brothers remain, all li
ing in Indiana. At the a.- of .:".
he was united in riinrria-e !
Miss Elizabeth Wdfe. rn iri-' t.
Nebraska in Apri' .f the f..!bw-
fe t"'k a to'lliesf
it at the time of his
l':ir a. m.. Tfnir-I.iv,
!.. I'.'t . a-e.J s years.
ami !- day. He eae
my yea;-.
Ii iny on
d.alh. at
Februarv
.1 month-
a nej
hew.
Ilnr-
isited with liis
Pobbitt. Satur-
A Fine Hardware Stock.
Within a few more days the
postoflice building will be com
pletely remodeled so as lo ac
commodate the hardware stock
of Baker & Nickels, that will be
removed thereto as soon as coin-J
pleted. An addition will be built
on in the rear, so as to give
Farm for Sale.
Farm of 121 acres, 5 mi
northeast of Union; 1 i acres hayl
land, 20 acres pasture timber,
rest in cultivation; well improv
ed. Price right if taken soon,
Address Miss Etta Nickels, Mur
ray, -Neb.
Noel Forrman
sister. Mrs. Ed
day.
Harry Applemati was down
from Lincoln Thursday and Fri
day. Will Casey was in Lincoln
Tuesday between trains on busi
ness. R. W. Stewart was in the cap
ital city on business Tuesday be
tween I rains.
The Misses Grayce and Ruth
Bailey were in Lincoln trading
last Saturday.
S. C. Boyfe's and Barley Wolfe
went to Piattsmouth Wednesday
on business.
George Lejbhart has been ery
poorly for a couple of weeks, and
is not getting- any belter at pres
ent.
Clarence Bucknell fini-hed his
term in the Lincoln business col
lege last week ami is at. home
now.
Miss Alta and Ycrle Linch
spent Sat unlay and Sunday with
their parents, Mr. ami Mrs. P. J.
Linch.
his a-'ed w ife and
ten Wolfe. who has made ui
home with Mr. an. I Mrs. stettl.T.
since a mere child. The family
hae the sympathy of the com
munity in thej- becaernenf .
Died in Texas.
Lucius D. Mullen was b-rn in
Noble county, Indiana. February
!. He enls,, O. tober 1 i,
lsti, in the Fir-t Indiana,
caalry. p, was mutere, out at
Nashville, Ten n m June. sr, .
In lSt".. he cam. to Ca-s eour.tv.
Nebraska. He was married Au-'-11.-1
2- lX7- t. Mary E. Lo-ran.
Tn this union was born n chil
dren, four of wri'.rn are fsiU J i v
in-', as follows; Lafayette.
Orpha and .!. of AIo. and
John of El Campo. Texas. f ri
tSSi he nioM'.l to Phelps county,
Whele his Wife died April 2i.
IK'.MI. He IIoe. back to I T.I s s
county in the fall of 1M'.J, when?
he bad since resided. He Went
to EI Campo. Texas. .V..i'i,iIi.t .
1U13. to visit with his son. J. din,
at who?. horn he died February
I -i. l'Jli, aye.J To years and !1
days.
Lumber Yard Changes Hands.
A Mr. Kirkendall, from Iowa,
has purchased the Nold Lumber
Co. business here, and has moved
Henry Wilkin, from near Mur-
dock, visited with his sister. Mrs.
Chris Eichmann, Thursday of
last week.
The Misses Esther Rosenow
and Fern Dinimitt spent Thurs-
amnle room for the handlincr of a his family to Murray and will oc- day of last week with Mrs. cdiri-j
complete line of John Deere im- cupy the Dull propetry. Our Eichmann.
nlements. It is the intention of lumber men have been many-
Messrs. Baker & Nickels to carrvUince the Nold company bought
one of the most complete lines of in and it is with a feeling of joy-
hardware and implements found that the business has changed
in a town like Muray, or even hands. It seems that the Nold
larger. Lumber Co. was far from a salis-
flcory firm here.
Handsome Coyote Rug.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rice
were the recipients of a hand
some coyote rug this week, com
ing all the way from Tinton.
Will Boyles of Vine street.
Lincoln, was calling on his rela
tives ami old acquaintances last
Thursday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Orian Baldwin
. - -ii at !'
were circulating1 wim un peopie
of Lincoln and University place
last Saturday.
Mrs. Phillips of Tecumseh
Residence Property for Sale.
The I. S. White residence came to Alvo Tuesday to be with
nrnnprlv in TVTnrrnw i'q nfTereH fori her fattier. Oeorye Leibhai't. who
sale. This is an excellent piece is seriously ill
Wvomino- fho oo v;nnr ioni.ni of nrnnprtv and will he soldi Mr. Nicely of Omaha, a broth-
--'r?f - mi iv.ii tuuiii vi I m ' a
and inn.ie or. lv fht.it .in..rhfnr richt. For narticulars call at. the er-in-law of Dr. Muir, came in
--" w r a j iov ii uu 1.1 pin - - o ' v m Mr --' " - - . i
and scm.iniw M t or,. i fnc Mnrr.iv State Bank- or Mark Monday evening' and returned
White.
Feel Miserable?
Out of sorts, deprrsseil, pain
in back Electric Bitters rent-w-
your health and strength. A
guaranteed Liver and Kidney
remedy. Money back if not satis
fied. It completely cured Robert
Madsen. of West Burlinyton.
Iowa, who suffered from iruJent
liver troubb for ei--ht months.
After four doctors gave him up,
he took Electric Bitters and is
now a well man. Get a bottb to
day; it will do the same for joj.
Keep in the house for liver and
kidney complaint. Perfectly
safe and dependable. It result
w ill .-uprise you. 50r an J 81.00.
II. E. Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia
or St. Louis.
in
Benedict. It is a very handsome
present, perfectly lined with
handsome plush.
The Library Association
The regular meeting
Library association was
the rooms last Tuesday evening.
Views were given by the radiopli-
can, and Miss Willa Moore and L.
D. II ia.lt gave a guitar and man
dolin duet. Sherbet, cake and
coffee were served. Those on the
entertaining committee were:
Mesdames Mira McDonald, S. O.
Pitman, Alvin Ramge, Vance Pit
man, Fay Oldham, Messrs. Albert
Young and Bert Root.
Produce Wanted.
During the month of February
I will pay cash for fresh eggs,
of the fresh butler and poultry, deliver
held al ed on Thursday of each week.
Joseph Cook.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
home Tuesday on No. I t.
Miss Flora Boyles returned
home from the slate uimersity
Saturday to be with the home
folks until Sunday evening.
Alfred Stroemer returned
home from w abash Tuesday
morning, where he was visiting a
few days. He was snow-hound.
Joseph Foreman was at Lin
coln Saturday attending his Frat's
banquet at the Lindell hotel. He
reports one of the best times in
many a moon.
Mrs. William Heineman
For Sale.
One IGO-acre farm thr and
one-half miles southeast of
Oreenwood. Neb. Call on or
write, A. D. Wei ton, or Farmers'
State Bank, Greenwood. Neb.
2-12-tfvlkIy
iV.'.V. .T-V' f .
4.
4-
daughter, Nora, of white Lake, A
S. D., who were here visiting herj-J-
sister, Mrs. Chris Eichmann and
REX YOU NO,
Auctioneer,
Murray, Neb. t
Ready to cry your sales, J
and guarantee satisfaction. -J-Dates
can be made at th JL,
Bank of Cass County, in -J-Piattsmouth,
Neb., or the -s.
and Murray State Bank. Murray. -J.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
IT
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