FLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1313.
in this city last evening having been
visiting at the home cf her parents
and returned to her home at Cedar
Creel; k.ter in the evening.
well along, makes it difficult for him
to regain his strength and combat
the disease also. Ira Bates of near
Cedar Creek has just been down to
B-rt Smith who has been making ! visit with him.
Mit-r5 vr.ttot- Tnwn.l Win. Wegener of near Louisville
t;.ti T.-.r rm iinmp Inst i WuS transactin
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(evening cm a visit with his parents
If at all now!
There's no t:se ide-stc rping the
ue. the short ape t wool is being J vi.-.t'.::
It bv u ill. I'relicti"!!? trll . ci.m!:i
il. M. Smith ot t!iis city.
II. II. Newell of S-ith Bend was a
vi. iter in the city this morning, coin
ing to visit his father who is not
f lin-r vry veil, and also to look
;;fter .-nme bu-ir.vs here as well.
i-ruuf Wile? anl f-o'i Leslie from
We i ing Water and r.'.ir there were
in tl.is cry t!iu atternoon,
to 1 uk after -ome business
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j !y y ..r v.;.::t e irly.
;! .,ti to buy nn
r .1. but at t ! 1 1 - time
' i L tttimr the r ' ,; liv
ings you do need.
business in the city
for the city having come down this
morning.
II. II. Stall was in this morning
from Nehawka, nnd is serving as a
juror in the present term of the dis
trict court.
Milton Irwin of near Union was a
visitor in this city this morning,
coming to look cfter tome business
for the day.
Albert Towle of South Bend was
who has been in the city for a short
s l.1,. .Ur,...tnJ this , : , Cr-iia
lime laicijt urjjni iru niu nun uing
fnr Omaha, where he is lookintr aftpr i
snmp business at the live stock mar- t
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1 ;-.t the court la visitor in the city this afternoon
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Mr:-. I'
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'f'.ii:'." the tria
;i v -. (.: :ir A. Coon
h.'d.l :n thi DL'trici
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Pirfip clkiatclL
: cr Fmitl: and son Joyce
daughter I.orena
;i:fiM. are viit inir
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" 1 !'et.-r Sv'itl), .1. i.. Fv.ith of near N't1
! v. l:a. r !. having come down via
j !. r.ird route. Th.y speak of good
I crops -.p tliat way.
W. 1 1. F.:l v:vl Cel. W. II. KU-
;! s)'--ciaii'-t on
s. who will
Stetson Hats! Hddcaps!
rassar Union Suits Adler
Gloves! Carlicrtt Overalls!
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si; ,r:iy p" n- a s-a!o for tl;.? Puis
Ctari on1?." aT'd IIarr:j".vri siort-s at Mur
ray v e :r- irv the city last evening
iroking after some business matters,
and m ad i thi otlice a pleasant call
whilL' b ro.
II. J. Mav.pay of near Union was
a vl-i:r i'i Hi" citv tliis morning!
b.avin r a truck load
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i:. n Dill of below Murray was aiwul' " ' , ' .
vi m. ;.,.tc.: on.h last Saturday i "Herein in;nen is .r.ngi.;s sun
; agaiiici -wr. c oon ior some payments
on lands, bought though him as
agent.
Phillip Horn of Hay Springs ar
rived yesterday and is visiting in the
citv at the homo of Win. Ilassler and
other friends in the city. Mr. Horn
has been troubled much with rheu
matism, but is now almost entirely
over it. having but a slight twinge
now and then of the malady.
George Paumgratz. of Stewart,
who has been visiting in this city
and south of town at the home of his
sister Mrs. Mike Uausladen departed
this morning for his home in the
north. Mr. Paumgratz formerly liv
ed in this county and worked near
Mynard, but has been in the north
for some time past and is engaged
in farming.
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A. D. Bakke, one of the auto me- j
chanicians at the T. II. Pollock Auto (
Company ' repairing and rebuilding
shop, is a new subscriber to the
Journal, having added his name to
the list this morning.
Watson Howard of Greenwood is
in the city attending the court pro
ceedings as a juror. While he is not
much acquainted here he has a num
ber of relatives here being a cousin
of Hoy Howard, and also of the
children of L.. W. Nelson.
Mark Wiles and wife from near
business at the' seeping waitr was in me cuy last
levelling coming to attend the case of
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jf;f r" y ! fr a ''.-.rt time, having a truck load
i'V f3 l':7 2 f ):c: :mu1 chickens, ev. route to
" - ' i S.smh O: y.ihi'.. He a load of fine
-im ri'---'!.i v s ; .i ; . v.
Lewis Crab tree r.f
Mvnard
p.irkers t.-n the trv.ck.
placed upports acnu'
while he has
- tuo top on
s of chickens.
tr..nac:ing business in Plattsmouth
tl.is aiterruon.
:ir. laud:- ( rnith d:
!at evening for V"ah."o. wiit-
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"" i w i v. carri'-.i era:-.
Mrs. W. A. Sot-lye and three sons,
i.rt. Jack r.nd Adr::.:'.. drove from
'": l 1 i t'-eir l-.nir.e r.t Peoria. 111., to this
o she? , . ...... .... . ,
i p: ii,1 to vi. it .ia i if Meier oi .m..-.
V-'U vi-' f,ir " f'-v'' Ja-vs lA the homo.. ;,,,,v Mr,. i;. j. ;;,r.nelt and will
l.er pan-nts. 1.;,. yT .f h to
!;:ri - ? I frm v.-r of Myr-.rl : Kr ariv.-v. v.V.ere thev will vi -it with
v..:- a vl-it:-.r In VL: t-niof.ih thi i ..ranjIa jo,., s.-elv-.f-.r a short time
:.f'..rr.o., nlouking aft.:.- .-om. ! ::-'in- ; -!t...ir.v r,.;urn;:--T to t!.; :r homo i:i
f. r a f v.v hours. ,,ast
Co..ri-.- P, -::!dd: ff near O'J rr-k , , ... , . -
Vy. J ( arvr.-. cl ' v -. -t Plains,
l:!:i;1 -- a vi-ii:.r in this citv this " ' , , ...
M; . . !,.) h-;s b.H"i visiting tit the
!.i'--r:, i::'.'. t-omnic to h o,; ait.r r-om; ... ,
. . boi.-o !.; r- iaiiv. ; at (. ro:-.ton. IiV.a.
I.!!. !i:o. - f,,r the dav. .... i
.iriv--'. i'i tl:" c;v l;:'t rvuimg at:d
I.y::i;v T. Ccuk departed last even- ? xUlxi: .lt tho iin5i;e (i her l)rth
fir v- !:vre will vl.it f.f . A K(l;u .n v,;t of this
at tl..- h..;ae of his Stor Mrs. W. (... f.r ft (i;:? K fore ?,jr.s to Colo
Clack an I family f,:r a feu- days. fr,r Q to I;inke her
J. W. Hner of Manley was in the :;r:.le v.-;t!: Mr. Carnes' folks for a
ri'y this afternoon coming as a wit- time. ?Ir. C-irrie. being now in the
:..--s. in the c-a-e . f tVPrii-n vs. C;-on. ,ra-n:ng c;-mn at Funston.
vhich is holding the boards today. " 1
I'red F'vi.i'.inar. tl:e popular 1 ar- Cr.-m M'T- 'My'. 1 n ty.
b-. r at Manlty was a visitor in thL Georae Kr. ager of wo-.t of Mynard
:I-y. tol.iy f.-.aitii.-to a'v.. l rl.e tr:;-l with hi- family w .--re visiting in the
of 0"P.r:e-n vs. Coon, and on which city y.- '.-rd;-y afierr.oon.
he is a w-Itne-.--. r 1: i;f:VI( s was a visitor in the
Go r; a:;d Phillip !" ;r:;f frc in c;-y thi- :;: ml tig from his hr.r.f? at
n.-ar iv.i:ir "r-ek were in t !.o city Ulmv.T.od at: I is serving as a jury
U i - morning loohi;, :.f:Cr some ir.r.n.
bu-ine-ss for the morning having rhtla:i Hail c:f Heel: Bluff?, is
driven in with their car. retorted as being very sick at hir,
Mr-. Kc.be-rt Jordan was a vk-itc-r he :v.e an. 1 t::i with 1:1.-. age. whil?
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j Doys Glomes
evening iook:nir i-.fter some biisitiess
for a short time.
John S. Livingston arrived in the
city this morning from hi. home
near Greenwood and is attending
court as a juror.
V.'. B. Banning of Union was a
business visitor in this city for the
day yesterday and returned to his
home lust evening.
.Glen Beedr.ker and family from
Murray were in the city last Satur
day evening looking after some busi
ness for a few hours.
A. Jourgenson of Weeping Water
was in the city this morning com
ing to look after some business be
fore the county local board.
A. Bell of near . Xehawka was a
visitor in Plattsmouth for the day to
dav. and was looking after some
matters at the court house.
John Busche of near Cedar Creek
is in the city this morning coining
to attend court, being one of the
ree-ilar panel of the jury in the dis
trict court.
John Gakemeycr and August
Wci'dt, cf near Murdock were in tho
city yesterday clternoon, naving
driven in with their car and spent
some time here.
Thomas Murtey, banker at Weep
ing Water, and family were in the
city yesterday for a few hours com
ing to vi-it with their friends here
for a short time.
Jams Jordan who is located at
the State Farm auto school in the
army taking special training wiis a
visitor at home over Sunday, and re
turned to same la.st evening.
J. Weyman and run.ily from
Greenwood were in the city this
morning looking sifter some business
in the city and attending to some
matters at the court house as well.
Lecnard J. Meisinger who is lo
cate 1 at Ft. Leavenworth, where he
is in the Radio school, was up for
over Sunday with his family, and
returned to the school last evening.
Jarres Kniss of Murray who is at
the auto rchool at Lincoln, where he
is taking special training in the ar
my, was a visitor at heme over Sun
day and returned to his work last
evening.
Thomas Tilson and Arthur Baker
of Murray were in the city last
evening for a short time while on
their way to Omaha where they
were visiting witU friends for a
short time.
James He.-senflow, the rural car
rier from Cedar Creek was a visitor
in this city last Saturday evening
looking after some business for a
'-hort time and returned home, hav
ing driven with his car.
Harry Long of South Bend was a
visitor in the city this afternoon
having been looking after some
business at Omaha he came here
to look after some matters and de
parted for his home in the after
noon. '
Charles Bates of Rock Bluffs was
a passenger to Bartlett, Iowa, this
ARE YOU HEADY AND WAITING ?
morning, where he is engaged in
working. He had some experience
in an auto wreck near that town a
few days since, in which he had one
of his feet badly cut.
have 20 points of excellence, which enables us to
guarantee 6 months service!
Do you know of any other boys' clothes that are
goccl enough to be guaranteed? You owe it to your
self to see these befcre buying. Our line is complete-come
in. Prices $8.75, $12.75 and $16.75.
'Other good makes $3.50, $5.00 and $6.00.
C.E.W
escott s bosis
'EVERYBODY'S STORE.'
From Weilnesilay's Daily.
James Tigner of west of Murray
was a visitor in Plattsmouth last
evening, looking after some business
matters.
Harry Todd of Murray was In the
j city last evening having driven with
ins car to iook alter some business
for a few hours.
Mrs. Wm. Shipley of, LaPlatte was
a visitor in Plattsmouth this morning
for a short time coming to visit with
her father 1). M. Graves.
C.N1 Earhart, the city marshal of
Louisville was a visitor in Platts
mouth this morning coming down to
look after some business.,
Edward Carroll and wife of near
Murray were in the city last even
ing doing some trading with the
merchants and returned home last
night.
Wm. Troop from near Nehawka
wa3 a visitor in the city last even
ing, having some business here to
look after, driving up in his car and
returning home last night.
Charles Chrisweisser of Nehawka,
In the early days of July our boys
called across the seas to us: "We are
ready and waiting." Now. when the
season of rheumatism of muscles and
joints and of neuralgia is coming,
can you also say that you are ready
and waiting? You can say so, if
you have Triner's Liniment at home.
Then the old torturers may come,
their offensive "w ill , fail. Triner's
Liniment is without equal also for
sprains, strains, swellings, etc. Price
?,' and C."i cents at drug stores, by
mail A" and 7I cents. If your stom
ach is out of order, your nerves weak
ened, take Triner's American Elixir
of Bitter Wine which will help your
digestion, restore appetite and brace
up the entire system. It cleans out
the intestines without griping ami
is very palatable. At all drug stores,
$1.10. Joseph Trincr Company,
133o'-1343 S. Ashland Ave., Chicago.
111.
Wc will have one car cf Early Ohio Potatoes on track next
Friday and Saturday.
Price pes- bushel on track, $1.75
Our Car of Molisnd Seed Cabbage will be hero this week.
Price in 100 lbs lots or more 32o per pound.
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Red Globe Onions per bushel $2.00
Place Your Orders MOW-'
CALL PHONES 53 and 54.
H. M. SOENNICHSEN
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MURDOCK ITEMS
Special Correspondence
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FOR SALE.
1 Ford car in good rhape.
10 head horses.
5 sets harness.
?, buggies.
1 carriage.
1 stake dray.
2 top delivery wagons.
1 carry-all.
1 T.-seated rig.
4 hacks.
17-ntdltw M. E. MANSPEAKEB.
For Sale Cottage on easy terms.
Two lots on North Eight street $550.
Will loan money to build. K. B.
Windham.
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CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
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Poultry Wanted!
A car load of live poultry to be
delivered at poultry car near Bur
lington depot, Plattsmouth, ZTebr.,
on Friday, Sept. 27th one day oniy,
for which we will pay in cash :
Hens 24c
Springs 23c
Old Roosters 15c
Ducks, Full Feathered. 18c
Geese, Full Feathered 15c
Beef Hides 15c
Horse Hides $5.00
We will be on hand rain or shine
to take care of all poultry offered for
U. S. Food Administration License
Number G-0C149.
W. E. KEENEY. "
(). E. McDonald and family autoed
to Murrav Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Boelter of Lincoln
is visiting Mrs. Louie Bornemeier.
Jerry E. Mel I ugh and Edward
Jumper autoed to Omaha last Thurs
day.
Dr. and Mrs. Carruthers of Lin-
coin were Sunday guests of Louis
Uornbeck and wife.
Mrs. Gail McDonald and small
daughter Norma of Hampton, Nebr.
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Harrv Gillespie returned
Sunday from Hampton, Nebr., where
she has been with relatives.
John Amgwert and family return
ed Mondav after spending the week
end with relatives in Oakland, Nebr
John Gakemeier, Ed Thimgan and
Harrv Gillesnte returned Saturday
from their hunting trip to western
Nebraska.
Mrs. E. T. Tool returned Friday
evening from Shellsburg. Ia., where
she has been the past two months
with her sisters.
Jacob Goehry jr.. returned last
Thursday to his home in Brewster,
Washington, after ten days spent
here with his parents.
Wm. Rush and wife. Ed. Brunkow
and family motored to Avoca. Nebr.,
Sunday and then to Newport. R. I.,
Sunday, where they were visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Arres and Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Ilite motored to
Lincoln Sunday, where they wer?
visiting relatives. Miss Myrtle Albee
who has been here the past week,
returned home with them.
The R. N. A. lodge here expect to
entertain the members and their
families at a six-thirty dinner, Wed
nesday evening. October 2, at the
M. W. A. hall. They will put on
initiatory work in the afternoon.
Erhart Goehry returned Sunday to
Newport, Rhode Island, where he
is stationed with the Ik S. navy, af
ter spending two weeks here with
relatives and friends. He was accom
panied as far as Washington. D. C.
by his sister, Miss Martha who has
accepted a government position.
ma Craig who will remain with them
for some time.
District Superintendent E. T.
George preached a splendid sermon
Sunday evening and held quarterly
conference Monday evening at the
M. E. Church.
S. C. Boyles left Sunday for Chi
cago, 111., to attend the 44th annual
convention of the American Banker's
Association. He was accompanied by
Mr. Frantz of Eagle.
Chas. Ingwerson and son Orville
and daughters the Misses Mary, May
and Eima autoed up Sunday from
their home near Pawnee City, visit
ing a few days with friends.
Deibert and Alva Skinner went to
Lincoln Thursday from which place
Alva went to Deuol county to visit
his sister Mrs. Pete Mick and family
Deibert returned to AIvo the same
day.
There will be a reception held at
the High School auditorium on next
Thursday evening for Rev. C. E. Con
nell and family, who will remain
with us for another year and the
teachers of the Alvo Consolidated
Schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cashner of
Denver. Colo., who have been visit
ing relatives here for the past few
weeks left Monday morning in their
car for Morehead. Hans., where they
will visit the former's sister Mrs.
Jesse Stone and family.
Mrs. Minerva Leibhart died Mon
dav morning at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Geo. Anderson. at
the age of 73 years. She was quite
poorly the past two months. The
funeral will be held from the home
Wednesdav afternoon at one o'clock.
FROM NEAR EAGLE.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Allen, from
near Eagle, were in the city last
Saturday, enroute to Red Oak, Iowa,
for a visit with friends. They made
a short stop here, and Mr. Allen made
the Journal office a short call.
Government Civil Service exami
nations for Bookkeepers, Stenog
raphers, Typists and Clerks, are be
ing held every week in Nebraska,
Kansas. South Dakota, Colorado and
Wyoming. Salary $ 1,000-$2,000. Ex
perience unnecessary. Any one de
siring a Government position should
write for free particulars to the well
known. Grand Island Business Col
lege, of Grand Island. Nebraska
over thirty years successful experi
ence in qualifying young people for
Government, Banking and Business
positions.
Mrs. George Parks of near Murray'
was a visitor in Plattsmouth this
morning, coming to visit with friends
for the daj.
FOR SALE.
Mcdern five room cottage, well lo
cated. Inquire of C. A. Rawls. own
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CAR LOAD CABBAGE.
We will have a car of large solid
Wisconsin cabbaee. ?3.o0 hundred
pounds in lots, delivered your town
;y express. Fine for kraut and
winter keeping. Order at once. ill
advise when car conies. Car Minne-
cta Ohios $1.00 bu. Johnson Bros.
Nebr. City.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
Wy--. THE IHAMO.NU BHAAU. A.
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TVtil fo, feai-ni witli
Trl - V1 inrr. sir or Tnor
I O I'rujycf-t. Ak fort ius liKs-TFIt
r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
HrnggUt for X
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told meiUiWT
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OH. H. C. LEOPOLD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Special Attention to Dlneanea of Women
ACUTE DISEASES TREATED
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
Night Calls Answered After Hoars
and Sundays by Appointment.
8:30 a. m. to 12:00 1:30 d. m. to 5:30
vT0Zl"7 Plattsmouth. Neb.
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NEWS FROM ALVO
Special Correspondence
in Weeping
Henry Miller was
Water Friday.
Grandpa Frouty ha been quite
poorly the past several days.
Miss Grace Bailey of , Lincoln,
spent Sunday with the home folks.
Mr .and Mrs. Jos. W. inkers
were in Lincoln Saturday evening.
' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klyver left
Sunday for a visit with relatives at
Chicago, 111.
Lieut. Carl Gauz, of Camp Funs-
ton spent Saturday and Sunday here
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cashner of
University Flace autoed down Sun
day to visit relatives.
Tl. E. Reitz and family drove to
Ashland Saturday on business. Mas
ter Earl remained until Sunday even
ing with relatives.
Mrs. Ellen Rathbun, who has been
visiting her son Walter Rathbun
and family the past several days re
turned to her heme at Louisville
Thursday.
Dr. L. Muir and family autoed to
Lincoln Saturday evening. They
were accompanied home by Grand-
TO THE. PUBLIC!
MURDOCK MEAT MARKET
Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats
MURDOCK, IMEBBRAKA
We dress our beeves cattls are cheaper, so save
money and buy the, best steer beef at these prices:
SIRLOIN ) OTC fl P ( 30c
PORTERHOUSE V I PHlll Per
ROUND ) v 1 ( Pound
A full line of Sausages and Cold Meats of all kinds.
GORDON BLOCK, Prop.
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