PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14, 191.1
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Mrs. P. C. We.-t and daughter,
Gladys, returned home Sunday, after
viKiting several weeks in Colorado.
D. A. Johr.son came down from
Omaha Tuesday to look after the in
terests of the Van Court Stone com
pany. Miss Violet St. John came up from
Union Friday to spend Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. St.
J,.hn.
Mrs. Clayton Row.crans returned
to her home in Piattsmouth Tuesday
after spending a few days with rela
tives. Miss Isadore Sheldon returned to
Lincoln Monday mcrnirsr, after spend
ing Sunday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. F. 11. Sheidon.
Mrs. G. M. Weave!-, a cousin of Mrs.
Helen Pollard, came up from St. Jos
eph, Missouri, last week for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Last Saturday evening about twenty-five
members of the Woodmen Cir
cle met at the lodge hall and gave
Rev. Hedges r.nd famiiy a farewell re
ception. At 6 o'clock a very delicious
two-course luncheon was served.
Last Sunday afternoon was un
doubtedly the last game of the season,
when Cedar Creek airain journeyed
down and tangled with the boys. The
locals were out of pep and no one
cared much whether they played oi
not. as only one put c:i a -uit. The
crowd was small r.nd the game was
rather a fizzle. Cedar Creek won by
several scores.
Rev. Hedges, who finished his sixth
year in the pulpit of the U. B. church
in this place last week, left for his
new home in Strung, Neb., with his
car Tuesday afternoon. lie is entering
a dandy little town with pk-a.-a:.t sur
roundings ai.d many are those who
hate to see him go, but wi..h him the
very best in his new place. Mrs.
Hedges and daughters followed Wednesday.
Charles Renner left Thursday af
ternoon for Lorton to take charge of
an extra gang on the Missouri Pacific
railway. During his absence Henry
, Rerner has charge of the east section.
The elevators are taking in some
wheat this week. The quality is very
poor on account of having been dam-
I aged by rains while in the shock, and
I it is not bringing very handsome
prices.
I The Eagle telephone station is now
! under new management. E. C. Oberle
l having taken charge October 1st. Mr.
J Oberle is well capable to handle this
; branch of the work for the company
and will do hi- very best at all times
to please the patrons.
George Oberle killed a young eagle
on the road leadirg north from town
i last Saturday. It measured f2 inches
from tip to tip. George says this is
the first eagle that he ever killed and
cannot account for it being in this
part of the country. Dr. Lonsracre is
j having the bird mounted and will have
it on exhibition soon.
THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
UNION.
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Piattsmouth, Neb., Oct. 5, 1615.
Board met in regular session. Pres
er.t: Julius A. Pitz. C. E. Heebner
land Henry Snoke, County Commission
ers; Frank Liberchal. County Clerk
Minutes of previous session read
and approved, when the following
business was transacted in regular
f orm :
County Clerk filed report of fees,
third quarter 1915, $250.00.
Register of Deeds filed report of
fees, third quarter 1915, $397.05.
County Judge filed report of fees,
third quarter 1915, $589.65.
Clerk District Court, filed report of
fees, third quarter 1915, $5S1.3G
County Sheriff filed report of fees,
third quarter 1915, $111.25.
The following claims were allowed
on the General fund:
C. W. Baylor, coal to Collins,
Krisky. Schlucka, farm and
jail $
John Bauer & Son, auto hire to
Commissioners, September
Frank Neumann, labor at
court house
Mrs. Edna Denson, care of de
pendent children, September 30.00
Mrs. Dora Fleischman, care of
blind man, third quarter
M. Herold, flags to court house
Louisville Courier, printing for
County -
August Bach, mdse. to Mrs. L.
Denson
Piatt smouth Water Co., water
to court house, August and
27. G2
80.40
8.75
18.00
.70
3S.50
8.00
A. II. Vanlar.dir.gham flipped a
car! ;a l cf cattle and one c.r mixed
cattle and hogs to Omcha Wednesday.
Dr. T. E. K. Welhle went to New
Mexico the latter part f last week to
look after some lard interests there.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Au-ut
Johnson, who reside north "f town.
Wednesday, October Oth, a ni-:e-pounc!
loy.
Mrs. Frank Lar.r.in g. v. In has J'C-.ti
suffering from inflammatory rheu
matism and. was in a hospital at Lin
coin for a week, is slowly itr.p-ovirg.
Pat Moran has tak. n cha-t
the
west section in place of O. P. T'otron
rkf, who left here Tuesday evening
with his famiiy to take charge of the
section at Avoca.
Rev. Crum of Minnesota came in
Saturday to visit with old friends. He
was fmmerlv pastor of the U. B.
church Iitp.
Richard Jones, who for some time
has been employed on the Missouri
Pacific at this point, resigned his
position last Saturday.
Bert Crawford packed his house
hold goods rnd moved to Murray last
Saturday. They will make their home
nt that place in the future.
Old "Pete.' 'the veteran brakeman
of the Lincoln run, is taking a week's
vacation, the occasion being the com
ing marriage of his daughter.
The oldest agent on this eiivision of
the Missouri Pacific in point of serv
ice is stationed at Crete, Neb., he hav
ing been there for the past thirty-five
years.
Vance II. Harris, who is employed
in a dairy near Fort Dodge. Iowa,
came hr-me for a visit with his family
the latter part of the week. He ex
pects to locate there permanently in ;
the -:ea- future. j
Miss Hattie Rieke, who was taken j
to a hospital in Omaha last week, is j
doing fairly well. Mr. Rieke 2nd two! M. Archer. State vs. Howe and
children wort up on the afternoon j Ball 3.85
train Wednesday to see how she was j C. D. Quinton, State vs. Howe
getting along. j and Ball 3.20
Mrs. Staunton's new brick building , Hatt & Son, mdse. to Mrs.
is nearly completed. It will be ready Lambert 10.00
for oecutiancv about the first of No-' Piattsmouth Steam Laundry,
vember. A restaurant will be estab-j laundry to jail
li. he 1 in the lower floor and the upper j R. G. Glover, State vs. Jack
floe r v. ill bo used for a rooming house, t Purcell
It is understood that the Keystone ' R. D. McNurlin. constable,
Cerm rt company of this place, of I State vs. Jack Purcell
which Mr. W. B. Banning is the head, j O. K. Cromwell, jury, State vs.
is looking for another location. Union ; Jack Purcell
September 11.3:
F. G. Fricke & Co., drusrs and
medicines, Mrs. Jesse Val-
lery
James Robertson, salary and
fees, third quarter
A. D. Depain, labor at jail..
D. C. Morgan, postal supplies
Stella Persinjrer, care of de
pendent children, October. .
Mrs. A. L. Marshall, care of
Max Btrger for third quar
ter 13.00
4 . 4 ;
178.00
5.10
5 00
25.00
f-hould wake up and see if it is not ; E. E. Day, jury, State vs.
pos-ible to keep this company here. : Jack Purcell
We have nothing to lose and should J. M. Teerarden. jury, State
ga in
Sales
Journal.
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bills done quickly at the
vs. Jack Purcell .
J. J. Meier, jury,
state vs.
Jack Purcell
j W. W. Davis, jury, state vs.
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S. Mathews, jury, State vs.
Jack Purcell
Ben Sheffer, witness, State vs.
Jack Purcell
Ola Olson, witness. State vs.
Jack Purcell
C. D. Quinton, boarding Coun
ty prisoners and commit
ments, August
C. D. Quinton, jailer fees,
August
C. D. Quinton, salary for
August
C. D. Quinton, salary for
September
C. D. Quinton, boarding coun
ty prisoners, September . .
C. D. Quinton, jailer fees, Sep
tember Hans Sievers, salary and laun
dry, extra work
Nebraska Lighting Co., gas
and electricty
E. G. Dovey & Son, mdse. Mrs.
Vallery
Frank J. Libershal, salary and
expense
Wm. Richards, care of Wm.
Everett, September
A. G. Bach & Co., mdse. Mrs.
Schlieska
Mrs. Martha A. Haddon. care
of dependent children, September
Hans Jchnson, mdse. Mrs.
Fowler
Simon Rehmeier, board and
lodging, cripple bum
Crozier Eros., mdse. Miss Mc-
Ginnis
F. II. Nichols, mdse. Mrs.
Matzke. August, 1915
A. W. White, mdse. Mrs. Mc-
Pherson, September and
August
Dr. G. II. Gilmore, insane J. A.
Cole
J. E. Douglas, insane J. A.
Cole
James Robertson, insane J. A.
Cole
C. D. Quinton, insane J. A.
Cole
J. H. Tarns, witness, insane J.
A. Cole , -
Dr. J. F. Brendel, coroner in
quest Walter II. Hahan
A. II. Vanlandlngham. jury,
corener inquest Walter II.
Hahan
'. H. Hudson, jury, inquest
Walter H. Hahan
J. E. Wricht, jury,
Walter H. Hahan .
J. C. Banz, jury,
Walter II. Hahan .
R. N. Wright, jury,
Walter II. Hahan .
N. D. Taylor, jury.
Walter H. Hahan
R. A. Malley, witness, inquest
Walter II. Hahan
J. II. Hoover, witness, inquest
Walter II. Hahan
Joseph Smith, witness, iriqust
Walter II. Hahan
Wm. Hobson. witness, inquest
Walter H. Hahan
George Huffman, witness, in
quest Walter H. Hahan....
J. H. Tarns, salary and ex
pense
Dr. G. II. Gilmore, inebriate
Carr Lee Statler
J. E. Douglass, inebriate. Carr
Lee Statler
James Robertson, inebriate
Carr Lee Statler
Zack Alden, witness, inebriate
Carr Lee Statler
D. E. Eaton, witness, inebriate
Carr Lee Statler .,
W. II. Rakes, witnes, inebriate
Carr Lee Statler
C. D. Quinton, sheriff, in
ebriate Carr Lee Statler..
Fred Patterson, office work
and other work
Feter Goos, empty barrel to
farm . . . .
Eli Eogercrief, digging grave,
W. H. Hahan
Lincoln Telephone & Tele
graph Co., rents and tolls. .
K. D. Clark, mdse. Wave, Al
len. August and September
A. W. White, mdse. Mrs. Har
ness
Sergun Eros., threshing at
farm
A. G. Cole, salary and expense
F. II. Nichols, mdse. to Matzke
Henry Snoke, salary, mileage
and telephone calls
C. E. Heebner, salary and
mileage
Julius A. Pitz, salary and
mileage
Piattsmouth Journal, printing
and supplies
Klopp & Bartlett Co., supplies,
claim No. 11
Weeping Water Republican,
printing and supplies
Hammond & Stephens, sup
plies to County Superintend
ent Hammond & Stephens, sup
plies to County Superintend
ent B. C. Marquardt, mdse. Mrs.
Cottingham
I. N. Cummins, hauling rub
bish -. ,
Lorenz Brothers, mdse. to the
Cocnty Farm
inquest
inquest
inquest
inquest
10.00
8.00
3.00
.50
29.98
2.30
20.30
2.00
2 . 00
2.00
2.00
.00
2.00
1.1C
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.10
8.00
3.00
5.00
3.80
3.80
3.80
12.00
r.s.oo
1.50
5.00
28.27
1C.00
10.00
40. 92
111.00
lf.f,5
82.14
85.70
95.80
on the Bridge fund:
35.00 Fred Clark, bridge work 37.20
W. B. Banning, bridge work. . 103 00
14.44 Walter J. Clouse, bridge work
and material 3G.85
4.99 Geo. W. Voss Co., bridge ma
terial 81.85
4.90 Cedar Creek Lumber Co.,
bridge material 13.45
3.85 John H. Busche, bridge work 16.75
W. H. Kikendall, bridge lum-
19. 7S ber 89.12
Fred Clark, bridge work 4.00
0.00 Yates Lumber & Coal Co.,
bridge material 10.35
32.00 Aug. Krecklow, bridge work. . 9-75
3.50 Monarch Engineering Co.,
2.00
58 . G5
4 35
2.10
11.50
1.00 I Nebraska Hospital for the In
sane, care and clothing,
1.U0 K. liieodorsiti, jonn iyo... ot.ii
John Bauer & Son, repairs to
1.00 toilet 60
Alice Tuey. clerk hire superin-
1.00 I tendent's and attorney's of
fice
Dr. I. D. Jones, expense, Merle
8.50 Walters
Chas. Mclntire, expense, State
24.00 vs. Eall and Howe
J. R. Noyes, expense, State
vs. Eall and Howe
M. Archer, State vs. Moore
145.83 and Miller
i
C. D. Quinton, State vs. Moore
35.00 and Miller
Dr. J. W. Brendel, medical
27.00 service pauper
Dr. B. F. Brendel, establishing
80 00 and removing ouarantine. .
James Rebal, brooms to county
14.53 Piattsmouth Ice and Cold
Storage Co., ice to poor
20.00 farm
Kroehler Bros., mdse. to court
. 211.G7I house and farm
M. Archer. State vs. Jno. Doe
8.00 I Alvin Jones, State vs. J.no. Doe
M. Archer. State vs. Wm.
30.00 Ingram
C. D. Quinton, State vs. Wm.
Ingram
30.00 Eda Marquardt, salary and ex
pense. September 143.72
12.00 L. V. Nichols Oil Co., sweep
ing compound 2.50
.50 infield S. Scott, making plat
book of villages Cass Co... 400.00
.00 S. H. Shumaker, renair of
pump at farm 2.00
17.38 John Bauer A; Son, repairs to
toilet 1.G5
Warga & Schuldice, Bazda
lamps to jail 3.15
H. Waintroub, mdse. to sheriff
and county 7.(10
H. M. Soenr.ichsen, mdse. to
Chambers, Rinker, Worden,
Collins 29.75
Mike Tritsch, electric time
switch for court house .... 16.50
Ber.j. Windham, extra electric
work at court house 22.11
W. K. Fox, county treasurer,
advance on Windham claim 20. 00
. J. Snyder, comparing plat
books and attaching certi
ficates to same 45.00
E. A. Wurl, mdse. to Hobson,
Monroe and McGee 20.00
A. G. Cole, re ward to detective
department of Omaha . 25.00
Dr. J. F. Brendel, coroner in
quest John H. Hall 15.30
B. I. Clements, coroner inquest
John II. Hall 2 50
L. A. Tyson. jury, cor
oner inquest John H. Hall.. 1.10
Ed II. Penterman, jury, cor
oner inquest John H. Hall. . 1.10
P. Saxton, jury, cor
oner inquest John II. Hall.. 1.10
J. M. Needy, jury, cor
oner inquest John H. Hall. . 1.10
C. S. Aldrich, jury, cor
oner inquest John II. Hall.. 1.10
A. W. Bedson. jury, cor
oner inquest John H. Hall.. 1.10
B. I. Clements, witness, cor
oner inquest John H. Hall.. 1.10
H. E. Parmeter. witness, cor
oner inquest John II. Hail.. 1.10
A. McFall, witness, cor
oner inquest John H. Hall.. 1.10
R. J. Boyd, jr., witness, cor
oner inquest John II. Hall.. 1.10
W. A.. Bartlett. witness, cor
oner inquest John H. Hall.. 1.10
Floyd Tyson, witness, cor
oner inquest John II. Hall.. 1.10
Veryl Morgan, witness, cor
oner inquest John II. Hall.. 1.10
John Lynn, witness, cor
oner inquest John II. Hall.. 1.10
Dr. Van Fleet, witness, cor
oner inquest John II. Hall.. 1.10
Mrs. Mary McCaig, witness,
coroner inquest John II. Hall 1.10
Dr. J. F. Brendel, coroner in
quest Goodman, Sherlock,
Wilson 23.95
II. C. Creamer, jury, coroner
inquest Goodman, Sherlock,
Wilson 1.40
Benj. Windham, jury, coroner
inquest Goodman, Sherlock,
WTi!son 1.40
T. S. Barrows, jury, coroner
inquest Goodman, Sherlock,
Wilson 1.40
C. A. Rosencrans, jury, cor
oner inquest Goodman, Sher
lock. Wilson 1.40
Lee Nickels, jury, coroner
inquest Goodman, Sherlock,
Wilson 1-40
W. II. Puis, jury, coroner
inquest Goodman, Sherlock,
Wilson 1-40
II. D. Reed, witness, cor
oner inquest Goodman, Sher-
lork- Wilson 1.10
W. J. Hulse, witness, cor
oner inquest Goodman, Sher-
lnrk- Wilson ..... 1.10
F. R. Thomas, witness, cor
oner inquest Goodman, Sher
lock. Wilson 1.10
Geo. Newland, witness, cor
oner inquest Goodman, Sher
lock. Wilson 1.10
R. L. Wyatt, witness, cor
oner inquest Goodman, Sher
lock. Wilson 1.10
42.90 W. W. Webster, witness, cor
oner inquest Goodman, Sher
lock. Wilson 1.10
O. N. Hatfield, witness, cor
oner inquest Goodman, Sher
lock, Wilson 1.10
The following claims were allowed
due on emergency bridge
work
Monarch Engineering Co.,
bridge work
Monarch Engineering Co.,
part payment on bridge
209.39
20G.32
.1500.00
29. 4G
109.41
22.20
Of? E7
11.52
10.00
work
Monarch Engineering Co.,
bridge work 80.10
The following claim was allowed on
the Commissioners' Road fund:
Lehmer Bros., part payment
grading West Rock Bluffs,
Sec. 23 and 24 (By J. A.
Pitz) $300.00
The following claims were allowed
on the Road fund of the County:
Walter Byers, road work, Road
District No. 27 S18G.02
red Clark, road work. Road
District No. 11 1SG.05
Tom Smith, road work, Road
District No. 10 69.20
John II. Busche, road work,
Road District No. 2 2S4.04
C. F. Vallerv, road work. Road
District No. 1 34.00
John A. Long, road work, Road
District No. 1 15.90
Joseph II. Seacat, road work,
Road District No. 14 42.25
G. W. Harshman, jr., road
work, Road District No. 13 23.60
John Iverson, sharpening
grader blades. District No. 1 7.00
Walter J. Clouse, road work,
Road District No. 4 196.85
E. Sturzenegger, hardware and
axle grease, Road District
L. M. Snavely, road work,
Road District No. 10 46.80
Fred Betts, road work, Road
District No. 13 7.00
E. T. Tool, lumber for Road
District No. 4 23.76
Geo. W. Eggleston & Son. ma
terial for Road District No.
16 10.31
Walter J. Clouse, road work,
Road District No. 4 135.05
Nebraska and Iowa Steel
Tank Co.. culverts. Road
District No. 15 92.07
Wm. II. Rush, road work. Road
District No. 7 81 SO
Bryan Snyder, grading.
Road District No. 1 24.00
J. H. Foreman, road work,
Road District No. 6 228.20
Jess Wall, grading, Road Dis
trict No. 16 12.00
Eli Bogenrief, road work,
Road District No. 16 1.40
Sam Westlake, road work,
Road District No. 16 7.00
John Weave-, road work. Road
District No. 16 14.75
W. B. Banning, lumber, Road
District No. 11 29.20
Yates Lumber Co., lumber to
Road District No. 8 33.33
James Laughridge, making
tlrags District No. 10. and
blacksmith work 23.35
W. H. Kikendall, lumber Road
District No. 10 13.30
E. J. Eichey, lumber o Road
District No. 1 15.50
Matt Sulser, road work, Road
District No. 1 4. CO
F. W. Nolting, road work,
Road District No. 1 61.20
Lehmer Bros., grading (In
heritance Tax fund) 20.00
The following claims were allowed
on the Dragging fund:
Tom Smith, dragging, District
10 $ 71.61
L. M. Snavely, dragging. Dis
trict 16 2.50
E. P. Betts, dragging, Dis
trict 16 35.40
W. W. Coatman, dragging,
District 16 11.00
Walter J. Clouse, dragging,
District 4 b. o
E. P. Betts, dragging, Dis
trict 16 12.75
Wm. Rush, dragging, Dis
trict 7 42.
Wm. T. Sack, dragging, Dis
trict 16 22.00
C. M. Read, dragging, Dis
trict 27 3.00
John H. Busche, dragging,
District 2 36.80
C. L. Wiles, dragging. Dis
trict 1 9-00
C. F. Vallery, dragging, Dis
trict 1 LSI
Eddie Todd, dragging, Dis
trict 1 13.50
C. L. Wiles, dragging, Dis
trict 1 4.50
Fred Clark, dragging, Dis
trict 11 1G.72
Aug. Krecklow, draggir.g, Dis
trict 8 6.00
G. W. Harshman, jr., tlrag-
ging, District 13 21.80
Board adjourned to meet October
6, 1915.
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Piattsmouth, Neb., Oct. 6, 1915.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, with all members present, when
the following busines was transacted
in regular form:
In the matter of a petition from E.
C. Gibberson and others; requesting
the apopintment of Frank Waggooner
road overseer, came on for hearing.
On motion of C. E. Heebner, seconded
by Henry Snoke, same was refused
by the Board.
County Treasurer this clay instruct
ed to refund the City of Piattsmouth
$25.25. being the amount of taxes as
sessed against north 96 feet of lots
5 and 6, block 29, for 1914. Account,
being non-assessable property.
The following claims were allowed
on the General fund:
Remington Typewriter Co.,
rent of machine $ 1.50
Klopp & Bartlett, county sup
plies to county claim No. 12 201.59
Dr. E. H. Worthman, medical
care and drugs to Lake,
Everett and Vernon 57.05
The following claims were allowed
on the Road fund:
Smith ii Son's Mfg. Co.,
scraper to Road District No.
9 $ 20.00
W. J. Partridge, road work.
Road District No. 13
W. J. Partridjre, road work.
Road District No. 14
A. B. Karger, road work.
Road District No. 10
The following list of names were
selected by the County Commission
ers from which to choose the jurors
for the next term of Court:
Tipton B. F. Judkins, M. McFall,
J. B. Elliott.
Greenwood C. R. Jordan, Ed Stone.
Salt Creek Forest A. Clymer, N.
S. Flood, W. E. Bailing.
Stove Creek C. G. Bailey, John G.
Stark, Earl Elliott.
Elmwood Frank C. Buell, H. A.
Guthmann, Ira Bosworth.
South Bend John Campbell, Oscar
Zarr.
Weeping Water Precinct C. C.
Jackman. Detrich Koester.
Center II. P. Smith, A. Stiekamp.
Louisville Precinct J. B. Noyes, F.
H. Nichols, Emil Talmer.
Avoca J. S. Rough, Wm. A. Rose.
Mt. Pleasant Bert Jameson, John,
Urih.
Eight Mile Grove Jacob FomofT,
Andy Thompson, Will Wehrbein.
Nthawka D. Steffens, F. C. Shoe
maker. Liberty Joseph Lindsay, L. G.
Todd, John Niday.
Rock Bluffs, 1st Sam Pitman, Ed
Tutt, Will Rice.
Rock Bluffs, 2nd Peter Campbell,
Joe Beal.
riattsmouth Precinct John A.
Lor.g, Frank Blatzer, Mike Vetesnick.
Piattsmouth First ward, John V.
Hatt, Paul Wohlfarth; Second ward.
John McNurlin, A. F. Seybert, John
Svoboda, jr.; Third ward, A. M.
Searle. L. G. Larson, Jennings Seiv-
ers; i ourtn wara, rraiiK Neumann,
John Schulhof, Harry Rice; Fifth
ward, Frank Sitzman, Joe Tucek.
Weeping Water First ward, R. D.
McNurlin, Second ward. M. E. McKay;
Third ward, Henry Haslem.
Board adjourned to meet Tuesday,
November 2, 1915.
FRANK J. LIBERSHAL,
County Clerk.
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