THTTE2DAY, JASITAP.Y 92, 1919.
PLATTSUOUTII SOU -WEEKLY JOURNAL
PUBLIC
AUCTION!
1 will sell at Public Auction at
my home five miles vest and cue
and a half milc-s south of Platts
mouth, three milt-s west and a half
mile north of Mynard, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2D, 1919.
The following dscribed property
o-v.it:
Eight Head of Horses.
One Llack horse, four years eld,
weight 1C00.
One black horse, five years old,
weight 1400.
On ream bay mares, eight and
tine years old, weight 2700.
One black team, teven years old,
weight 24. 0.
One black mare, weight 1100.
One black marc and mule colt.
Four milk cow.:, all fresh.
Two heifers.
Kiehteen head cf hog?.
Miscellaneous.
One Xewton wagon.
One Moline wagon.
Or.e new Xewton wagon box.
Iron wheel truck sr.'.'. hoy rack.
One spring wagon.
One top buggy.
Or.e bob sled.
One Deerir.g binder, nearly new.
One Deering binder.
One new Budlong -disk.
One Osborne disk.
One Deering mower.
One K nerscn mower.
One hay sweep.
One McCormick hay rake.
One Deere stalk enter.
One-f).;-ere 2-rov mr chine.
One 3-scetion harrow.
One land roller.
One seeder.
One corn planter.
One Case riding lister.
- One Deere ridinsr lister.
One combined walking licter.
One Badger riding cultivator.
One Xew Departure cultivate r.
Two Jenny Lind cultivators.
One Hapgood gang plow.
One 16-inch sulky plow.
One 14-inch walking plow.
One 1 -shovel plow.
One 1 -horse corn drill.
One l-ho!e corn shelter.
One fanning mill.
One Van Brunt drill, nearly new.
One IC-inch Doere walking plow.
One grindstone.
One 2'i h. p. engine.
One largf feed grinder.
One sweep feed grinder.
One small engine feed grind ?r.
One r-O-gallon kerosene tank.
Two butchering Settles.
One Fau.-ace grinder.
One sausage stufer.
One ."-raiding p.m.
S'.-f of l-iucli barney.
Three -ffts l'i-ir.ch harness.
Set of buirgy harness.
Heater, ice box and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Sale Commences at 10 O'Clock.
Lunch Served by W. A. Scott. .
TERMS OF SAI.i:.
All sums cf $10 and under, cash
In hand. On sums over 510 six to
eight months time given on bank
able note bearing eieht per cent in
terest from date. All property to
be settled for bfore being remove J
frcm premises. I pr.j going to re
tire and move to Plattsmouth. and
al! stcck and machinery must be
sold.
GEO. A. METSIIIGEH. OTier.
c or,, v,- it yorXG. Auctioneer.
11KA F. PATTERSON. Clerk.
AUCTION !
As I am grins: to move to Keith
County in the spring. I will sell at
Public Auction at my home two
mile? southwest of Mynard and one
mile wesr and three miles north of
Murray, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1919.
The following described prcpe-ty,
to-wit :
Ten Head of Horses.
One black mare, smooth mouth,
weight 13C0. in foal.
One black mare, smooth mouth,
weight 1"00. in foal.
Hrwwn mare. 3 years old, w.
1200.
Black mare. ?. years old. wt. 1150.
On" tam blnck geldings, rmooth
mouth, weight 2400.
Black gelding. " years old. wt.
1?0.
Sorrel mare, 11 years old. wt.
1500.
One bay mare, nine years old. wt.
1150.
On horcf colt.
One milk cow, part Jersey. 7
years old.
One 2-year-old heifer, fresh soon.
PSBLC
Thirty Pure Ered Duroc-Jersev Kotrs j
"Consisting of twenty bred sows. j
balance stock hogs. !
Famurr ilscliinery. I
One bob sled with box. j
One hay rack. !
One 7-foot Acme binder. J
One 6-foot Acme mower. j
One broadcast Hoosier seeder.
One 3-section harrow. , 1
One 2-section harrow.
One 14-inch Moline gang plow.
One 16-inch walking plow.
One tongue'ess cultivator.
One tongue cultivator, new.
One riding Badger cultivator.
One 2-row Badgor cultivator.
One riding lister.
One 2-row stplk cutter, new.
One. hay loader.
Two Champion hay sweeps.
One hide delivery rake, new.
One 12-foot Acme rake.
One Shroeder corn elevator.
One Pullford.
One tank heater.
One cut-down wagon with rack.
One 2-row Rock Island cultivator.
Set. sleigh runners for buggy box.
Or.e 1 '' h. p. pump enqine.
Three sets 1 i-inch work harness.
One set of buggy harness.
One iingle buggy harness.
Two sets net1;.
One saddle.
One lio-rt. stoe-1 cable stacker
with fork.
One white porcelain lined refrig
erator, ice capacity 125 lbs., gcod a'
new. and other household goods and
small article too numerous to men
tion. Sale Commence-; at 10:C0 O'CIcck.
Lunch Served bv 7. A. Scott.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums of $10 and under, casli
in hand. On sums over $10 a credit
of six months will be given on bank
able note bearing eight per cent in
terest from date. All property to
be settled for befroe being removed
from premiss.
E. V. COLE. Owner.
Y. II. . YOrXG. Auctioneer
C. O. DOVEY. Clerk.
PUBLIC JUCTIUN !
I am moving to Omaha and will
offer for sale at Public Auction on
ihe Gcos farm, one mile south of
Plattsmouth on the Rock Bluffs
road, on .
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH. 1919.
The following described property,
to-wit:
Six Head of Horses.
On black mare, eleven years old,
weight 1400. with foal.
Oue black mare, twelve years old.
weight 1400.
One black gelding, six years eld.
weight 1200.
One iron gray gelding, five years
old. weight 1200.
On lorrel gelding, two years old.
One suckling colt, eight months
old.
Farming Machinery.
One farm wagon.
One hay rack.
One buggy.
One John Deere rake. 11-ft.
One riding lifter.
One :i-section harrow.
One 2-row stalk cutter.
One disk, center cut.
One sulky plow.
Or.e walking plow.
One Jenny Lind cultivator.
Two tongueleis cultivators.
One Crown mower, double goar.
One set I?; -inch double harness.
On cet l'i-ineh double harness.
One set double bugry harne-.s.
On-- set single harness.
One saddle.
Many other artick-3 too nuinerou:
to mention.
Sale Comm-TT'es H 10:no O'Clock
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums of $10 and under, cash
fa hand. On all sums over J10 a
credit of six months will be given,
mircbaser giving bankable paper
bearing eight pnr cent interest from
date. All property must be settled
for before being removed from the
premises.
.TA3. J. HT,EA, Owner.
V. 11. YOUNG. Auctioneer.
R. F. PATTERSON, Clerk.
PUBLIC JUGTION!
The undersigned will offer for
sale at Public Auction at his home
two and a half miles east of Murray,
seven miles south and a qurrter
mile ea?t of Plattsmouth, commenc
ing st 3 0:00 o'clock A. M.. cn
FRTDAY. FEBRUARY 7TH, 1919..
The following described property,
to-wit :
Fieht Fe?d of Horres.
One bay mare, seven years old.
we'ehing 1500.
.One black gelding, .seven years
old. weighing 1500.
One Mack gelding, seven years
old. weighing 1700.
One black mare, six years old.
weighing 1600.
One b?y gelding, six years old,'
weighing 1400.
Two colts, one year old. one suck
ling colt.
E'VM Hed of Tattle.
Two cows, now fresh.'
Two milk cows.
Three heifers.
One Shorthorn bull.
Five doze"n chickens.
Farmine Machinery.
One farm wagon.
One old wagon.
One top buggy.
One hay rack.
One sulky plow.
One Avery cultivator.
One Acme hay rake.
One three-section harrow.
Two .sets cf harm--.1;.
One Milwaukee mower.
One six-foot Acme hinder.
One Case lister.
One Moline two-row machine.'
Many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Lunch Will be Served at Noon by
W. A. Scott.
TERMS OF SALE:
All iv.rr.i of $10 and under, cash
in hand. On all sums over $10 a
credit of c i rlt months will lie given,
purchaser giving bankable piper
bearing eight per ceni Interest from
dat. All property must be settled
for before being removed from il e
premise-.
JOE WAGNER. Ov.r.' r.
Col. W. It. YOUNG. Auctioneer.
Y. G. BOEDEKUR. Clerk.
OOLfO AUCTION!
I am moving from Cass County
and will offer for tale rl Public
Auction at my home five miles
northeast of Union. seven mils
southeast of Murray. commencing
at 10 o'clock A. M. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 30. 1919.
The following described property
to-wit :
Ten Head cf Hcrses.
One bay mare, six years edd.
weight llftrt. with foal to Perckerori
horse.
One bay msre, smooth mouth, w-t.
1100. with foal to Percheron horse.
Ore black mare. ?. year hi, vt.
1.100. with foal to P-rcheron Lor.e.
One black mare, ?. years oh!, wt.
1300. with foal to Percheron h.ors".
Cne fray mare, twelve years .! !,
wt. l."0C. with foal jack.
One black mare, seven yeir r,-l.
wt. 'COO. with foal to Percheron
horso.
One gaited saddle horse, five years
old. weight 11 "0.
One mare mule colt. 7 months cH.
One black horse colt, 7 months
old.
One bay horse colt. 7 months old.
Two three-year-old heilVrs. frf-ii
now.
Two calves, three weeks rid.
rprmin 7-Iachiner,r.
One srt 1-inch work liani'.--.
One -et luggy harness.
Cne steel wngen.
One hay rac':.
One wagon hex.
One top bujjgy.
Oue new Western P-elle lifter
One new Badger cultivator.
One sleisrh.
. One sr.d.lle.
One disk. Rood as new.
One Newton vrn. .urod a1-' r.'jv.
One set l'j-ii.ch. work ha: m-.-good
as new.
One A:nerican hog f.edr.
Many other articles ioo numerou;
to mention.
Lunc'i Will Pe S"rve.l o Neon.
TERMS OF SALH:
All si:ms of ?to and under, ensh
in hand. On all sum over ?10 a
credit r.f six month will givn.
ourchaser, giving 'i:v.! able p"T"?r
bearing t-ight per e'-nt inrr..c- fron
d;ite. All property must l? settled
for before being removed from r
prmises.
pttt. mj':i.
V. R. YOUNG. A if ion .-or.
WARD CHENEY, Clerk.
The undersigned, having d
si !v-
rd partnership, will ffer for
e a r
Public Auction on the C. K. Metgrr
farm, four miles r;'ahw-t of Plaits
mouth, one mile nert hwe.st cf My
nard. four and a half miies north of
Murray, commencing at 10:00
o'clock A. M. on
'VFDNESDAY, FEB3UA2Y 5, 1919.
The following described property,
o-wit:
S?'xtei?n Ileal 'f Horres.
One team bay lu-ue. 7 r-nd S
yearct w. 2S0O.
One hrwn mare. .''; ye-rrj r!:!.
wt. T400.
One roan mare in foal, S years
old. wt. 1400.
One bay mare, eight years old.
wt. 1400.
One sorrel mare, eight years old,
wt. 1300.
One bay hcr?e. five year cM, wt.
1300.
One bay horse, four years old, wt.
One br.y team, 7 and S years, wt.
2300.
One bay horse, -smooth mouth, wt.
13;.0
One sorrel mare, five years old,
wt. 1000.
One driving team, three and four
y?a"s eld.
One teem, smooth mouth, weight i
?C00.
Fiftcen iread of Cattle.
Six milk cows, one 2-year-old
Veifer. two yearling heifers, one 2-
year-old bull, five heifer calves.
Tbirtv Kesri of TTr.r.
. o
Twenty head of Duroc bred sows. ;
Ten h'ead of stock h .-".
Farming: IJachinery.
One 7-foot Dei-ring binder.
"Wo 3-seetioh lianow.x
One P. & O. riding list-r.
Two r.talk etitter?.
One Hi-inch walking plow.
One r.teel field roller.
w One feed grinder.
One Ixjb sled.
One buggy.
Two hay racks.
Republic truck, ton, nrv.
One Emerson mower.
One Kentucky press, drill.
Six walking cultivators.
Thre'i 2-row machines.
Two dinks. lCxlC
One broadcast seeder.
One new Newton wag:,n.
One S 1.4 farm 'Aav-n.
One low wagon.
Six sctT 1 U-inch harue.
Oae net of buggy luir-n-s.
Two Kl;;er:oi ;,IW3.
Oi-.e West Mn Bell" r:di::g lister.
St. Joe wi'Iking li-'r-r cornbinod.
One U.Iv'cm manure sr-reuder.
One hay rake.
Ore h. p. Cu;,!i'.
One 2 h. p. Chore
)n r.O-palli-n hog v
One tank heater.
Nine l:cr troughs.
Tliree ili;7P'.l V.'hi'e
and other articles t:.
mention.
m enyine.
iy e-.:-ine.
ter t
.e:-hrr:i Ue!iS
num'-rr-j
Lunch Will he
Serveri ct Nc
Vr. A. Scott.
TERMS OF P.'.T.E:
All smn of CIO :um! midc!
. cu- ti
in hand. On all sun-..-- over $10 a
credit cf six months v ill he givm. (
Tiur'-liafr giving b:i::k::h!'? p?.p"r i
bearing eight 'per cent inf.'-.vst fr -.u I
'ate. A'l prap"r!y t 1 'tibii J
for before being rrnv. r--I from the; j
premise.
SATCKELL 7T7.TZOER.
o. W. U. yn'WO. Au-'-tione- r.
O. DOVEY. Clerk.
HAVE SEPJO'JS 02JECTI0NS.
Yesterday ther. sip;eired in this
city a couple from Oi:;aha and after
l.-'oking over the cify f )r a short
':roe went to th f:fTiee cf il.e
ty judge and secured a marriage,
license, and troimi u ;i loeal minist
r were united in marriage. They
were rclativelv Alfred M. K"Ovr of
Tipton. Iowa, aged 4:.
'ride was lifted a
Villiomv-. asred ?. cf
V.'lrrie tl;ey had both
' ef-.re. and f-houkl !
n-1 ti;e
M r-
Ceinr Rapids.
! r-en r.r'rrit- i
;ve not been
fr?;l. they fee-r.ed jetty fI'.v, r.n:l
"id pot want t he ; ?r!er to ge
hold of the- news itini. and even
v.-anted te buv him oft". r.:i they c?:d
hey did not want the fol'cs to Know
itil t n ger l;o.ne i ti I t'irpri'ie.!
hrnj. t hey u. -n:irt ?'! fr. i.j hvr to
m(Mit . where they cxjcct to visit
brother r i the grecm before gi.lng
V.rnie.
OEITUAEY.
'!.VH Y-.
Mrs. Michael
"i:-ease in her
,--s I-uiv.
t'oiVart died of heart
heme in Knox- Co..
-Vebr., Jan. l."th. 1919. a sod 4 7
' .Trs, 10 mon'hs, and 19 day.
Kat!t-?rinv I::rn
4 T
.u.;htcr
i Michael liorn aid his wife Kath
erine lleissit-r. ?he was born
February 24th, 1-71 in Hersen
')ri:istadt, Cermuny. Sjon after
'"r birth she 1 er;.:r.e a child ef
''id thru he Iy baptism. Having
leeei'-cd proper in-tructicn in the
"iiri--tian fai'h w?s conf'rn.ed
t the cge if 14 in her horns church
! :". !Vri"he!-iadt. A the early a. e
f about It' ycr.r:'? I'.oc-eased enme to
An.ioriea with her parents, making
her heme with theva in Cpvs Co..
N'-dr. In 1S9H she was inii;. l ir
marriage to Michael Ifoffart. to
which union were born 7 ch-H-en
all of whim survive their mother. Af
'er the v.edding sl.'e moved with her
'Turbaud to tlie farm in Knox Co..
Xclr.. where she lived since and al
o died., A faithful, loving wife
"3d mother hr.s gone to her eternal
oward.
Mrs. Ilonart leaves to moi-.rn her
death a bereaved husband and 7
'hrdrcn the youngest of whom is
-mly 10 years old: her nsred prrentf
and 4 sifters with their families.
May the lines have fallen unto her
'"i pleasant places.
Interment at the EJenvr.lley
-eniterj- Jan. lGth. 1919. Rev. F.
Iraus officiating.
'ITOTIJFE FLflTT0TT7H .
E0Y 13 ?70W HOME
I roT. Wp.tnp-clnVs I'ail
This morning A. IT. Koubek
"Tony" hipped of, the early train
with a tmiie cn his face, as a greet
"ng to the old town, and its many
People where he numbers his friends
by the hune'reds p. ml nrettv erl-id to
eret heme at that. lie enlisted in
the rervice last run.mer end w?
...
cen to Cemo Fremont. Cnlifo-ni
where he has been until just . re-
cently. He was anxious to go and
to do what ho could until the wir
, was over, then he has been wishing
t to he back in civil life an.d doing
'his part in the activities of the
country. He was discharged
at
ACHES AND MM
QOiCSLY RELIEVED
You'll Cr.d !oan's Liniment
coften3 tl:e scvera
rlicumctic echo
rut it cn freely. Don't tvj it in.
Just let ? 'r.Lirc.e naturally. What a.
Ea'; of soctl".::.g relief zoz.t. fo!lo-.;.!
External f.chcs, E::fTr.c-:s, corcr.ccr,
era .pel muscles, stt-ir.t'i s:xkw,
tack "cric" those ailment-. Cc-a t
f.faiit c.7 the rwlicvms qualitl-s ai
loan's LIr.im?r.t. Clcn, convenient.
sk zr.y drun?:2t for it.
fi V -
A
c.t!ij; Fremont last Saturday and
has been on hi way since, coming ,
! frotu An.-cle.s via El l'ao. Tex., j
S, !! Antonio, Houston and to Kansas i
City, ar.d arriving home this morn
j ir.g. 'Tony- is looking line and
j v.e?re the same pleataiK smile that
1 he carried away with him, and is
tor what i
,-er poMti:iii
IV. U V
j presenr itrelf.
FRERE ILL BE
r ih If. M. Snennichsen store on
j Saturday, January I'."., 1919, com
j ! ; ncing at 1 o'clock p. in. Com.1
land see the new way of saving meat.
I-IISS I0ITS DvOVEY
P. LACHES LZJGLAND
(.,.-,,-. Tuesday's- T. filly.
A letter written by
I) ty, from Liverpool,
Miss lone
on her ar-
rivnl there UHs of u
very pleasant
'iiit over, it being nice and waim
r.i-d without storms, and a very con
ii.;ia! pai-.-er.ger list. Mi:-s lone was
)! from I.i1. crpord to London, and
!henex- will prced to Paris, where
her work is to be. This being the
llr.st trip of Miss lone to Knzland
- T'.d France, hiie is finding many
things new and strange, being vat
'v d;f" jrent tlmn what i- the pre
vailing sryle
in
America. Miss
j ;)ove- has taken on herself the do-
of a groa; and c-occl work in h.cr
I
:o;l ;I
ervice for the sake of lui-
..i-nity and th.e American Nation.
FFvEITY GOOD FOR
Mr:-. Albert Gastor has potten in
the chicken business pretty early,
r.s yesterday a hen came which has
been setting, having hatched every
r-;g. ami are th fame u? luff Orph-
n.
T'.'.i". like getM'lg
g work pretty early.
at
E0AE TO EE DISMANTLED.
"riini Mnp.1af rnilv
The Colorado Midland railroad k
to be dismantled and disjoin ianed.
This railway which has never paid;
s ;.on in the hands of a receiver
Mr. ("T!'.c Vallery for 5i-nui time,
iind who wp.s the pre-i lent of th.e
remd before, is to he clo-ed up. by
t dismay' ling of the road, ar.d a
'i-irKitino of that property or sal
vae.e that can be gotten from it.
C-ED OF THANKS.
We desire to extend .ur sincere
thanks to t'.sose who so kindly as
sisted during th sicklier and death
of our beloved husband, son and
brother, for the floral tributes, and
r all the kind acts and at the
f-ineral.
MRS. EDWARD BLACK.
J. V. I'LACK ANT) W1FK.
MR. AXD MRP. JOHN MACIX.
M 7'
AND MRS. JOS. WINKLER.
Wcrth C.50.00 a Bottle.
Win. Ramos. T-an Antonio, Texas,
writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar has
bepn worth SF.0.00 a bottle to me. I
. i
had 'the flu.' followed by pneumonia !
which left me weak, wit ha persis
tent cough. The cough hung on. j
?ome one advised Foley's Honey and 1
Tar. I have completely recovered
and do not cough at . all." Sold ,
everywhere. !
He Knows Whereof He Spiairs!
J. F. Harper. 416 Navarre street.
San Antonio, Texas, writes: I con
sider Foley's Hor.cy and Tar abso
lutely the best cough remedy on the
market. I know whereof I speak.
Your remedy acts quickly and re'ief
coughs, croup. Contains no opiete
is permanent." Good for o-Mh
Sold everywhere.
I
7- ZIUC
Liberty Loan Bonds
Your next coupons will be payable
November 15h. We shall be glad to
cash them for you free of charge any
time it is convenient to you.
Ash us abcut our plan for the free safekeeping of
your Liberty Boids.
The Bank of Cass County,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Capital and Surplus, $80,000
Your Personal Bank.
Alfalfa-M
The best and most economical feed for live stock.
Write us for description and prices.
Omaha Alfalfa Milling Co.,
Omaha, Nebraska
FEGM WESTERN CASS
Mr. F. A. Rrunkow and August
Rowers, of near Greenwood, were in
the city for a few hours last Mondav
and while here both gentlemen paid
this office a brief call. Mr. Bowers
has been a member of Uncle Sam's
!.ig army, and was mustered out at
Camp Funston just a few weeks ago.
In conversation with Mr. Brunkow,
he informs us that the members ef
Ivis family have been having a vexv
-erious attack of the flu. and he tost
' f.MirlAnn nmntli'j rld rtl Willi tli '
much dreaded disease. The balance
;" the familv that were down with
it are getting along very nicely at
this time. Call again gentlemen, and
you will always find a hearty wel
come at the Journal ollice.
FITT.IAN ESTATE SALE
C. L. Pitman, of Fort Morgan,
'olorado. G. Minniear and son. J. H.
Minniear, from near Union, residing
mi the Pitman farm, were in the
ity for. a few hours yesterday, and
while here ordered sale bills for the
ale of the Pitman estate personal
::roperty. that will be held at the old
Pitman homestead on Friday. Janu
ary 3 let. by James S. Pitman, as ad
ministrator. AEE DINIXG AT F0NTANELLE
"rO'Ti Wert nesila y's Dally.
Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Patterson are
'his evening, guests at a dinner
viven at the Fontanelle Hotel, and
he particular guests of John L.
Webster at the elinner, which is giv-
n by the Friends of Art, to the
the Society of Fine Art. There has
'cen a collection of fine pictures nt
'he hotel, for some time past which
"A'UfB i!r&R
J & mi
s'rable waists this week
we ofTer them at the re
markable low price of. .
First
The Ladies' Toggery
j
8
2
2EZ
I BESS
Feeds!
Glasses
has been viewed by many people
and which is pronounced as being
very fine. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson
are the only ones from this city,
guests to the dinner..
Stationery at tL Journal office.
- '
Poultry Wanted!
A car load of live poultry to be de
livered at poultry car near Burling
ton Freight Depot, Plattsmouth,
Hebr., on Friday, Jan. 24th, one day
only for which w will pay in cash :
Kens 24c
All Young Roosters 19c
Old Roosters 15c
Ducks F. F. F 20c
Geese F. F. F. 18c
Beef Hides, per lb 13c
Horse Hides, each $6.00
Will be cn hand rain cr Ehme and
take care of all the poultry offered
for sale.
Yours very truly,
W. E. KEENEY.
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Voile and Organdie
Waist Sale
in Connection With Our January
Clearance Sale!
Some beautiful Voile and Organdie
Waists in plain white V-necks,
square necks and high necks; lace
and embroidery trimmed. These
waists sold for from $3 to $4 each,
and we have them in all sizes from
36 to 46. To close out these very de-
$1.69
Come First Served!
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