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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1914. PACE 6. Murray Department J JL 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 n icinity. mid will mail same to i his othVe. it will ai-ot-ar u tiller this lieadintr. We want all news items Kditok I HOME AT THE DOOB I i X A3: reliable EO IT. Disraeli correct when he said, "Youth is a blunder, manhood -u off ah 1ac this is ONLY TOO a struggle. iU a&c a "S"11 . TRUE. What will YOUR old age be? You can prevent u wolf cf REGRET snarling at your door if you use this sound, bank in your money matters. For your own FUTURE good Drive the wolf of regret away. Four per cent interest on time deposits. Our deposits are protected by th State Guaranty Law. frlURRAY STATE BANK been quite sick Yam ir Creamer ha f r tf.o past few daw. Will Rakes, residing i!vn near t'n n. has h,-n numbered with the sick for the past few days. 1 Mrs. Earl Tanev on I5 .h tho mother and i again Mr: C. L. tors Creancer were last Saturday . t ..!)i!-ot:'e ';rn to Mr. a" a -. . Mr. and Plattsmouth vi- a ftemooM. Jos. Mrusck w busi r.ess natter. !a--t S;T.nd:ty. .Mi Freda Heck, of Elmwood. is m;tv :.t me .Muira i eie- Uokin, in the j after some eountv seat on r.e are Ion r.y I -- I;-,- rs. P I ;; i . few ,lie! i m iiav.- nicelv. iding Muth of Mur- on the sick list for the . :'.nil hir condition has l'linrii- cation. Pr. Cilmoie to Omaha We Exchamre, after a mo nths va- -cri se.e i'J.te bitter at tliis time. Mr. and Mi. Frank Moore wire vi-itimr with Murray friends for a few h..;rs Wednesday .Mrs. Moore h.. r.o: 1-i-en in very good h.ealth for !.. pas, i'vv weeks. Kosa Mav "namer. of Omaha down :::. and is !!,;ki made a business trip ne.sday, driving his auto much :t. PlattsmoL.th where he took tlie train Saturday ever: few davs visit returning bune in the evening. Mrs. W. S. Smith was a Platts mouth visitor Monday evening, re maining over night at the home of her s:--r, Mr. and Mrs. ('. A. Rawls. j The little viliaue of Murray has came j t een rather ouct for the past few ri.tr, j d-sys. which i- sure something un ith I usual, univ :.t this lime of the year, her p. ii"t. Mr. Ci earner, east .'" M;-s E.ia Mai ;iL' -an ea:id!d; in'.-jmlchl of . i '.- look i nr The I r:es-i ty ; .Mr. ;"-l Mai rav. and Mrs. Mu rav. 11 luaidt, of Avncii. rc- vhi-n jerin- Walter Uld S.l.ld ? v for eountv super it . ei.oois. .has 'oven it; Mur- j -"' at cir.ity a few days this wvek M ! :. 'ler i i-r political interests. lilt t. f A r-- Pleasant ia.rm home if met pleasant farm home M-s. Warren Wiley, ea.-t of Mr-. Wi'ev i- an excellent . :i;i i t.i.iier. and e are safe in sayintr th;.t ti;e 1 :;;.'? number of ladies pie r r.t h.:d a .:o.-i efij'.yaV.K. time. The usual very l.-j-y ar..l pro.'i table rneet-liV,'- fi:- ;: society was bold. ('unty Foster, v. a -V.'eek I'xiki teve -'.s in the farmers are busy srath n. Creen spent last Saturday v in 1'lattsmouth. anl re- i home Monday moinintr with I'i'eeii and cdiildren, who have bo-jp. vi-iitin.tr for the past few weeks with he'- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Iid'L'. in Piattsmnut h. J. !. W it!ierliih democratic candidate f"! .-iie-'ilf. was in Murray 'his week, interviewing his many friends ir. this locality. Mr. Wunder lich is "-r:c r,f the best men in Cass county, and if the people e'ect him to il.e oi'Ve of slieritf lie will do Ids duty. Jperir.ter.dent, Miss Marv in Murray Monday of this -u- after h his lo'-a!il I'licle (ieortie Shrade-r, resilintr fa.-t of Murray, has been etijoyin-r a political in- visit fiom two of his nephews. Pierce Mis- Foster i and Homer has a hot of jrood friends in this : caiit!.'.' wj.o are yoliiL; to reineniber that her name is oa the ballot on ion day. S.:e has made one of best oi'icials C;is.-, Countv ever iti tlie '.nice of eotinty si.perin- ele.-i the had tend Shradev, from Virjrinia. The younr men were enroute for the sta.te of Orcjioti. where the father of Pierce Shrnder resides. Tluy le rarttd V.'ednesday inorninjr on their westward journey, and were accom panied as far a Omaha by Uncle (Jeoree and son J. I. EZ3 You'll probably do that Fall house cleaning, but it won't be complete without a Few Pairs of Our Curtains, made from our new scrims. A few pairs of Lace Curtains at Bargain Prices. Next time try a J. C. Corset! HIATT & TUTT Murray, - - Nebraska J. P. Shrader was an Omaha 'visi tor Monday. Ed. Slocum was attending the play in Plattsmouth Monday evenintr. Mrs. F. M. Younjr, jr., was visit injr with Plattsmouth friends Monday ev ening. J. 1). Shrader and A. L. Baker at tended the play in Plattsmouth Mon day evening. I.ee Nickels was in Plattsmouth Monday evenin-r attending the play at the Par mole. Miss Wheeler, of Sheridan, In diana, is in Murray, visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. K. F. Brende!. Murray was well represented at the Cass County Sunday School Conven tion held in Weenimr Water Thursday of this week. Miss Pearl Kniss departed last Suralay for .mazonia, Mo., where she will spend a few weeks visit inr with relatives anr friends. Andy Shields. from south of Kansas City, Mo., is in Murray this week vis iting at the home of his nephew, (leo. Shields, west of Murray. .Mrs. Wiide Porter, from near Creiuhton. is visitimr at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Vallery, west of Murray. Mrs. M. C. Churchill and daughter Clara, were Plattsmouth visitors last Monday evening, returning home in the auto with Mr. Churchill. .Airs. Kikendall went down to Weepin.tr Water Wednesday morninjr, where she will spend a few days vis itir.tr amor.tr friends and relatives. The Murray new school house is almost completed, ai d is sure irointr to be a dandy. The doors will be open for school on the first of the mom h. Z. W. Shrader shipped a ear of feedimr cattle down from South Om aha Wednesday inorninjr, havinjr bouyht them on the market Tuesday. They were driven to his farm from Murrav. Id. C. Baker, who has been in Mur ray for the past few days visitintr with his son Arthur and family de parted last Saturday for Clay Center, Xeb., where he will spend the winter with his de.mrhter. Mrs. Burton. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Smith, who re side up near Wausa, Xeb., are ve joicintr this week over the arrival of fine new baby jrirl at their home a few days a;o. The mother and little one are dointr nicely, and Pete is the happiest old boy in north Nebraska. Somebody played quite a trick on Pwyrr Todd last Sunday eveninjr, by rur.nintr his auto into a hidinjr place that required some time to locate it. This mijrht prove it pretty danger ous proceedings to .some one if it is kept up. The joke was taken in jrood humor by Dwycr, but it mijzht not prove so funny for the next fellow. The social dance jriven by Elmer Boedeker at the Jenkins hall, on last Saturday eveniiljr was a success in every particular. lie will jrive another on next Saturday eveninjr. Oct. 21th. The music will be furnished by the Jacobs orchestra of Omaha, and everybody knows well what to ex pect from this excellent musicel or ortram'zation. The junior yountr ladies were very busy for a few hours last Mondey eveninjr, at which time they were en jrajred in their fust halloween prank. They secured quite a quantity of .soap from some source, and preceeded to soap most all the windows in the town. The task of removinjr the same tlie next morninjr was rather difficult, but the jrirls hail a jrood time, so it did not make any difference. Tire roads over southeast of Mur ray are in a terrible condition since the last rains, and we are informed that it is almost impossible for the public to travel them at the present time. The mail carrier tells us that if somethinjr is not done with them before the winter season sets in it will be almost impossible for him to carry the mail to some of his patrons residing in that locality. Some of it will be impossible to travel over. It is the duty of the commissioners to look after them at once. Tlie fine farm home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stones, now under con struction on their farm northwest of Murray, is nearinjr completion, and is ready for the plasterers. This will be one of the finest farm homes in this part of Cass county. The heatinjr plant, which will be one of the favor ite Pvound Oak, will soon be put in by the firm of Baker & Nickels, the enterprising Murray hardware men. The carpenter work is beinjr done by W. W. Hamilton and crew of work men. Mr. Stones sure believes in havinjr the best when it comes to a home, and we believe that he is fret ting it. a Plattsmouth Mrs. Baxter was visitor last Monday. David Cole pays '2Cc for butter fat. Station at Oldhams. K. K. Nickels made a business trip to Xehawka Monday. Miss Neva I.atta was visitintr in Omaha last Saturday. Mrs. Will Cilmore was visiting in Nebraska City last week. Frank Dugay was looking after business in Omaha Tuesday. Wm. Nickels was a business visitor in the county seat Saturday. Bemember the social dance at the Jenkins hall Saturday evening. 3Irs. A. O. Bamge and little son are visit in.g relatives in Lincoln. Oliver Lloyd made a business trip to Plattsmouth Saturday evening. Mrs. i:. S. Tint and Mrs. O. A. Davis were in Omaha last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Mrasi-k were Plattsmouth visitors last Saturday. Mrs. W. K. Dull spent Sunday in Platt.-mouth with .Mrs. Butherford. Nick Kluureps was visiting friends ami looking after business in Murray Tuesday. Jno. Hendricks and wife were tran sacting business in Plattsmouth last Sat u rilav. Lee Nickels and Jeif Breudel at tended tlie play in Plattsmouth Mon day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Copenhaver were Plattsmouth visitors last Sat urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lloyd are vis iting with relatives anil friends in Haveloi-k tli is week. Mr. Karl Merritt and Miss Mae Lewis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bhoden Sunday. V. L. Perry, from near Wabash, was viVitine. with friends and rela tives in Murray Wednesday. Miss .Margie Walker returned home from Omaha Sumla, where she had ! iiein visiting wnn Irienos. .Mr. and Mrs. M. Hiatt are visiting with their daughter, Mrs. A. M. Cole, in Weeping Water this week. Prof. A sch and wife were calling on frit nds and looking after business in Plattsmouth' last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Oliver, sr., were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Countryman last Saturday. W. (I. Boedeker is in the concrete business this week, placing some new walks around his Murray home. Mrs. Banker, of drove City. Pa., is i.; in Murray this week vrsiting at the home of her -ister, Mrs. W. K. Dull. Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Young and Mrs. Ona Lawton and little son were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Oliver. Ilev. II. B. Dutchman and Miss Ida Boedeker are attending the Sunday School convention in Weeping Water this week. Miss Elizabeth Oliver enjoyed a a few days vacation last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oliver. Mrs. W. W. Hamilton was called to tlie home of her parents in Kansas this week owing to the serious illness of her father. Jasper Queen had the misfortune l'i lose his purse containing $;0.00, but it was found later near the home of Bich Smith. ("loose and duck at the Lewiston Thanksgiving dinner. Miss Pearl Dugay spent Sunday with home folks. Guy Murray aiul wife were visiting the former's parents, L. C. W. Murray and wife of Weeping Water, last Sat urday and Sunday. .Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Tutt, Mr. and Mf I n m.,o .1,1.1 at-c, t? it m;i ler spent the day last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Puis. Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Iiiggs and son Edwin, of Brewster, Nebr., departed for their home Monday lifter an ex tended visit with relatives and friends near Murray and Union. Mrs. B. II. Miller, of Peoria, 111., sister ot .Airs. 1... 1. Jliatt, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt a few days the past week, re turning to Plattsmouth Tuesday. It is no uncommon occurrence now-a-days t ohear a voter make the re mark: "The ollice of county coroner should be filled by a physician". This is certainly true, the line of work go ing with the duties of a coroner, is the profession that has been a life study for the doctor and physician. If this is true, when you vote for Dr. Brendel you are surely voting for the right man for the office of coroner. Dr. Brendel comes from Murray and certainly is deserving of the support of the voters of East and West Rock Bluffs precincts. PRETTY OCTOBER WEDDING HEAR ROCK BLUFFS Uniting of Mr. William Oliver, Jr. and Miss Winrie Frances Hutchison. From Tuesilav's llailv. One of the pretty f.-il! weddings was that which was solemnized Thursday evening, October 15. at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hutchi son, when their daughter, Miss Win nie Frances, was united in marriage to William Oliver, Jr. The rooms and porvh of the Hutch ison home had been beautifully dec orated for the occasion in pink and white. Promptly at 8 o'clock Mrs. Fred Bamge, Jr., a cousin of the groom, sang very swtetly "I Love You Truly." At the close of the song Mrs. John Hendricks plaved the "Loh engrin" wedding march, as the bridal couple, preceded by Miss Marie Hutchison as ring bearer, the Rev. W. A. Taylor of Union, Miss Elizabeth Oliver as bridesmaid and Mr. Harry Henton as 1 est man look their places on the porch where the marriage lines were read by Rev. Taylor. After the congi'atulations a deli cious two-course luncheon was served by the Misses Buelah Sans, Elsie Ga pen, Flossie Hutchison, Mr. Freese and Mesdames Carl Cole, Will Carey and Murl Shaw. Miss Jessie Barrows and Hazel Sullivan presided at the punch bowl. The bride was beautiful in a gown o: white shadow lace over white sat in w'th silver trimmings. She car ried a large boquet of bride's roses. The bridesmaid. Miss Elizabeth Oli '. er, sister of the groom, was gowned in pink crepe chiffon over pink and carried boquet of pink roses. The groom anil best man wore the conven tional black. Hie wedding presents received by the young people were many and beaut'ful in the extreme. The bride is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hutchison, and is a young lady highly esteemed and loved by all who know her. The groom i. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Oli ver and a young man of high char acter, and who has a host of friends who will join in wishnng him and his charming helpmate a long and happy wedded life. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver left Friday morning for Janesville, Wis., where they will spend two weeks at the home of Frank Oliver, brother of the groom. They will also visit with the bride's brother, Roy Hutchison, at Minneapolis, Minn., and will return home by way of Randolph, Neb., for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hutch ison. They will be at home to their many friends after November 28 on the farm, two miles east of Murray. Dance at Murray. There will be another one of those social and good time dances given at Jenkins' hall in Murray, on Saturday evening, October 24, given by Elmer Boedeker. The music will be fur nished by the Jacobs orchestra of Omaha, and a general j-cchI time is in store for all. Gasoline Engine for Sale. Socond-li-.iul International, in good condition, three liorse-pow- er. for ollico. -ale cheap, at the Journal a The Time Will Soon Be Here when you will need that new Heater. We want call your attention to the Favorite Round Oak Heaters, Furnaces to and Room Heaters There are no better stoves and heating plants on the market than the Round Oak. BAKER & NICKELS, Murray, - Nebraska We are adding to our harness line as rapidly as the demand permits. an Duroc Jersey Hog; Sale. Elsewhere in this issue of the Jour nal will be found an advertisement announcing the first annual sale of Duroc Jersey hogs, by H. L. Oldham. Mr. Oldham has been a great admirer of this particular breed of swine for many years, and has never lost an opportunity to increase the value of his strains when presented to him, and at the present time he really be lieves that he has some individuals that will bear the closest inspection, and will prove valuable additions to any breeder's herd. Look over his advertisement and attend the sale, as here you might find just what you are in need of. CHURCH NOTES. United Presbyterian Church Mrs. C. W. Gilmore, Mrs. Eliza Young, Miss Neva Latta and Mr. S G. Latta are our delegates to the Weeping Water convention. The men's bible class held a meet ing at the home of the president, Chas. Spangler, on Tuesday evening. Owinjr to the impromptu nature of the meeting some of the members had not been notified. Mrs. M. G. Kime, of Xehawka, was a visitor in the church last Sabbath. The Woman's Missionary Society will hold their annual Thank Offering service next Sabbath at 11:00 o'clock a. m. A Surprise to Mrs. E. R. Queen. The brothers and sisters of Mrs. E. R. Queen gave her a very pleasant surprise Sunday morning, when they all arrived with well filled baskets to assist her in celebrating her birth day. The day was well spent in vis iting and enjoying the elegant feast spread for the occasion. Mrs. Queen received many handsome gifts. Those present were: Mrs. R. II. Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. James Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Fitch, Mr. E. A. Frans, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Riggs, and Edwin Riggs. LIBRARY XOTES. Mrs. S. O. Pitman and Miss Pau line Oldham returned home last Fri day evening from Pawnee, where they attended the State Federation meet ing that met in that place from Tues day until Saturday morning. At the meeting a number of resolutions were adopted, among them was that con cerning peace. They asked that all clubs in the state have programs on peace. Other resolutions were for Political Equality, and living wages for Nebraska women, and civil ser vice reform in Nebraska public in stitutions. A complete report will be given at the regular library meeting Tuesday evening. The library is opening with a full quoto of members; a number of new members coming in for the filling of the vacancies made. Be prompt in returning books, as others are waiting to read them and a number are needed in the high school work. The library is for every one, big, old and little. Be perfectly free to use it. It is for you. Regular library meeting Tuesday evening, October 27. This might be called Federation night, as the reports of the convention will be given at this meeting. All interested in library work are invited to attend. Mrs. Loughridge Returns Home. Mrs. James Loughridge returned home from her visit up in Canada last week. She has been gone for the past two months, and has been visit ing at the home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown, at Strath more. She reports Mr. and Mrs. Brown enjoying good health, and be ing well pleased with that part of the world. Mrs. Loughridge thinks that part of Canada a fine place to live, and would be glad to join her broth er in their new home, if "Jimmie" could be induced to think as much of the country. FOR SALE. Hard coal heater for sale cheap if taken soon. Telephone 4-N, Murray, Nebraska, or call on R. M. Shrader. No MoneyJHI Cured FUtula mnd All Rectal Dlaa cured with ut tha knife. Permanent curee aju&ranteed. Write far Free lllvatrated book on Rectal Dlaeaaea and teatlmonlala of hundrede of cured patlenta In Nabraaka and Iowa. DR. E. R. TARRY - 240 Bee Bldg., Omaha. Neb. PURE BLOOD DUROC JERSEY SALE 30-Spring Boars and Gilts-30 -Will sell at my farni at Murray, Neb., on eftofoeir 2S)m. 11914 BEGINNING AT ONE O'CLOCK. Thirty Spring Boars and Gilts; also herd boar, sired by Kruger Lad No 48581. Our hogs are in high flesh and in fine breeding conditien. Parties from a distance will be entertained at our expense after their arrival in Murray. H.' L, OLDHAPJJ, Owner. mi tf nencvrn iA.ir Col. WM. R. YOUNG, Auctioneer. ) .1 f s. r