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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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That's Polarine oil for motor cars.
Efficient lubrication all the time.
Power leaks plugged up tight at the piston
heads.
That's Polarine, too.
To keep the engine running smooth as a
whistle, look for the sign when you need oil
for your motor car. When you need gas
the Red Crown brand means more mile
age per gallon.
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LOCAL NEWS
l"i'in Saturday's Pally
Wr.i. Marsh of Murray was look-in-.;
alter mne lnvsiiiess in Platts
month Friday evening.
Jeso McVey was a visit ins in
tlii i t y for a while this afternoon
from his heme in Murray.
John Tinner from west of Murrav
was a visit nr in Plattsmouth
afternoon. and was visiting
Phillip Fornoff from near Cedar
("reek was a visitor in Plattsnumth
for the day, and wrs doing the
weekly budget of shipping.
Mrs. John Twiss and son were in
the city this morning from Louis
ville and were looking after some
business matters at the court house.
Kny Chriswisser from near Mur
ray was a visitor in this city this
afternoon, having soni? busings
matters to attend to at the county
this ! fpat-
wiihj Will Hcnder.-on who
'in
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been
triomts. there Ttr Fome days past on a r.ir-
Joeph r.eil and family fr.nn eat -cugh will depart tonic, rrow. Sun
of Murray were in the city thij '!'. for 'is station at Fort P.Iiss.
morning looking after the week's
trading.
S. L. Furious: was a visitor in
Plattsmouth this afternoon where
ho was doing some trading for a
few hour?.
Arthur Jacohy of Mynard was a
vi-iter in this city this morning
locking after some matters at the
county seat.
I. '. Uhoden was in the city this
afternoon from his home at Murray,
coming to bring some passengers
frnm there to the county seat.
George Reynolds of near lt;ck
1 Muffs was a visitor in Plattsmouth
this niorninir. coming to Uok after
wnn; trading for the week end.
Texas.
Mrs. Leonard Horn was a visitor
in On; a ha for the d ly where she is
visiting with friends and went to
see Mrs. Charle Stoehr at the Ford
hospital while there.
Mrs. James Plana and children
who are row making their hone in
South Omaha, arrived in this city
this mornin; and are visiting with
friends for over Sunday.
Henry Horn frepi south of Odar
(.'reek was in the city for a few
hours today, driving in with the
family in the car to look after the
weekly budget of shopping.
Mrs. T. J. Todd of Kearney, who
has been visiting in this city for
I rfrt5! Sat q
it W4M
Any delay in building is liable to cost you higher
pi ices for lumber and materials.
You can't afford to wait in expectation of lower
lumber prices.
There is bound to be a tremendous building de
mand this season.
Come to us now and we will savq you more than
we can later.
the past few days, the gv.e-.t at the
home ' f her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Maur.y departed this rnornin;:
for her home in t lie west.
Mrs:. John F.i:rtn of F.t n .-; rn.
Iowa, who has been visit!::;: r.i ti e
In me of her daughter Mrs. ilaymi vd
Henry and family south of ?Iur.iy
returned to inr home in Iowa this
morning, pa sing through this city
on her way.
Win. K: i i"i:ia mi d p;: rte 1 on the
early afternoon train for Omah;..
wlier? he is visiting his daughter
Miss Nellie Kaufmar.n :v.u'. brotlur
Henry Kaufmanr.. who are in the
Immanuel hospital recovering f r ri
an operation under which they e-cli
went some time since.
It. W. livers who lias been visit
ing in thio city for ihe past f-w
days and spenciir.g the time very
i"Iea--antly with his many friend
"nre. departed this morning for his
lie ni"' in Lincoln, and said that lie
had enjoyed himself greatly while
here, and that lie would try and
get down again for decoration day
which comes soon.
From Thursday's InUy.
Alex Khoden was a visitor i;i Wii.
city hist evening for a short time.
. Mrs.
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E. J. MCHEY,
PHONE 4-0
Lumber and Building Material
M. K. Ford of Cedar Creek
visiting with friends in this
city for the day.
C. darkening from west of the
city, was ;, visitor in Omaha yes
terday and returned last evening.
Ji'.coh Tritseh was a visitor in
Omaha this morning where he is
looking after some business matters
for the day.
Win.- Wagner was looking after
some business matters at the court
house this morning, having come
down this morning from Louisville.
Will Kichardson and timer
Wet t encamp from Mynard were
Linking after some business in
PlattFmoo.th today for a few hours.
Frank Schlictenioinr from be
tween Murray and X-l,awka was a
business visitor in l'Ia!tsmo;ith yes
terday afternoon bavin
in his car.
Mrs. John Murray, who is :,i.v
living in Omaha, and who has been
a visitor in this city for some days
past, returned to her homo in the
metropolis this afternoon.
Miss I'attie Met.ger of Co. iar
Creek was a visitor in Llattsmomh
H .'"ii-nidj . loOKinir after some I
ess and also visiting with fi lends :
returning to her home last evening.
Fred Brandt was a visitor toiav
... iiur. euy rrom his home
T nti. .-111,.
"uioMiiv, w nere lie is en
fice, Mr. Porter extending his sub
scription to this paper.
F. II. Stcimker of Lincoln, came
down this afternoon. bringing a
number of plants and flowers with
him. and taking them to the ceme
tery planted them on the lot which
lie has for a faimly burying place
there.
Mr. Hugh Cory and wife of Sac
City, Iowa, are visiting la this city
for a short time, stopping at the
heme of Mr. Cory's brother John
Cory, while on their way to Odell.
where they are going to visit for a
while.
Professor Frank S. Jean of the
Peru Normal school, was in the city
last evening visiting over ni-jht,
and this morning departed' for I'r
ban a. 111., whore he is looking after
some business matters at, the Uni
versity at that place.
James Johnson tne popular black
smith, of Cedar Creek was a visitor
in Omaha for yesterday morning
and returned to this place to look
after some business matters in th
citv to pav his taxes and a few nth
cr things, returning to nis .nunc in
the evening.
MONDAY. MAY 19. 1919.
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driven up
From Friday's Pally.
W. T. Itiehardsnn. of Mynard. wa
loci ing after some business natter:
in the city today.
A. C. Carey of nar Mynard w 1
looking after some buine. s matter
it the county seat yesterday.
John I'halfant, of near 1'iuon. wa
a visitor in this t it y for a few hour
this morning looking after som
i-i'.-iness matters.
Misses L'lva Hertford and Mary
U' '-enerans who are attiiniing
-hr;'l at Heilovue cause down thi
at term on tor the week en a at their
homos.
C. X. P.i iir.cn. from outlwe! o
. ! v '::!. wa ; :: e-s'U r li: 1 'lat ;!.. out 1
his imciing, comiig to look ai""
-.me l.;i-;!i:-' !!::: er-; claiming iii
Attentio:: here.
Mrs. I'dv. ard Lewis, of I'o'K'vm
v. ; i o.r..: be"n vi'King in tins cr.y
'or s.ouv time pa.-., the guest o
frie'nh !ie: e. r- ', urncd to her honi
this afternoon.
Henry I'tterhaek. of r.-a.r Cvl
'. 'r.- . was v. vi.iio; in t h is city tl
morning c !-irng i w n on. too tra'i
t; look aft-"" so;ae ;iat!e!"s in th
ei;v for the day.
Mrs. Jvhn Hoo-.er ri LaP!a.tto
was a visitor in this city thi.; aft
eraoon. coming ov(-r hotveeu train
to look after sonv shi ppitig, a a
returning home on the next trait:.
Fran'.: Va.Ler;.' am'. Col. W. K
oitng b'th ot Murrav and r.aar
th're were 1:1 the city tins i::cr;im;'
looking after some business matters
tor the i Toiion;!. having driven u
in (heir cars.
'-::s; uh! ('. F. It., iehart. of Louis
vil'.e. was a. visitor in this city for
f.v hours tliis morning, comiii
! )a;; to look after some business
'....tf :ti; :.nd returning during th
morning in his car.
J. M. Patterson, ca.-hier of tl;
i'ank of i nion. accompanied ly hi
v.iie and taildreii. were in tr.e cifv
last evening for a f 'w hours, look
i'.-g after some business ami viitin:
wi:h friends here.
W. H. Puis and wife Win. Puis
and daughter Miss I.aura and I'nck
Pen l'ecma:i maiie up an auto load
of people from .Murrav last evening
who visited in this city for a fev
hours ana also were looking alter
some trading here.
Hev. Herman Poper of KImwood
a minister ami of Cerman birth.
but now an applicant for citizen
ship, was-in the citv this morning
coming over to make application for
his first papers before tiie clerk of
ihe district court for citizenship.
Congressman C. O Lobeek and
George C. Clarke of Omaha, were in
the city for a few hours this after
noon, where they were looking after
some business, and were consulting
with Col W. K. Voting, the auction
or. Mr. Clark will soon depart for
the south where in Mississippi they
j are both interested in raising cattle
on a ranch.
J. V. I. Patsch, who has been in
Lincoln' for the past few days at
tending the state Masonic conven
tion, returned home last evening. As
well as being in attendance at the
convention, Mr. Paufsch went pri
marily to deliver some portraits of
his own painting of the Lite F. H.
Young a former member of the
board of control of thf- state Mason
ic home here, and who was drown
ed off the coast of Florida some time
ago.
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WIRES GREETINGS
ON MOTHER'S DAY
Icon Stenncr Cables froin France to
Mother Eere Says to Sail for
the States Soon Now
I-'roni Thursday's Daily.
Uist Sunday hoins Mother's day,
Mr.-s. Alice I'owlos and Mrs. Jarub
Stonnor. sistors. went to tne criue-
torv wlicre rest tne meriai re.nani
o: ucar ones, aim wuue uiue m
versation. .rrs. fowles recalled the
, - . 1
fact that .Mrs. Menners auiiuvi
Mi?s (Icrtrude. had visited at lioiue a
year aco. ana inai ner sou,
Stemter. then stationed at Camp
Grant, 111., had sent her u Mother's
dav .Greeting: in the torni 01 a icie-
crain and that perhaps he would do
likewise this year. 'The ladies eon-
PRODUCE MERCHANT
GAINS 30 POUND
IS ALSO BELIEVED OF RHEUMA
TISM THROUGH TAKING
COURSE OF TANLAC.
versed about the matter and conclud-j er every day.
"I not only gained thirty pounds
on a few Iottles of Tanlac but can
do more work than I have been able
to do at any time in the last ten
years." said C. H. Gwin. a well
known produce merchant of Armory,
Miss.
"For a lonff time my system was
debilitated," he continued, and ni
digestion out of order so I could
hardly eat a thins.' I suffered from
awful headaches, my nerves were on
a strain and my muscles felt like
they were tied into knots with rheu
matism: I lost weight and got weak-
Plattsmoulb.
Nebraska
Suggestion for a Camping Trip.
ed they could hardly expect it.
On returning home, however. a
letter was found from the daughter.
Miss Gertrude in which she recall
ed being home a year ago ana sem
kindliest greetings to her mother en
this Mother's lay. Scarcely had the
ing-ling went the telephone and the
following message was rra-i to -Mr..
Stenncr. having been canir.i
rest. Trance: "Greetings this Moth-
l t , V. VicllfV-
er s nay. nailing ll n n
ninth division for home. I co:i."
Thus the day became a most happy
Mother's day tor .Mrs. Mer.ner.
though it seemed to ner ii.ai u.
children were far away. ini
von more joyous day is in .-fore for
her when her boy shall nae am.-
td homo again.
"I was induced to try Tanlac by
a friend and it is making a new
man of me. I now eat and sleep bet
ter than I have in years, my rheu
matism is all gone and I feel strong
er and better than I have in a long
time.
"Tanlac is sold in Plat tsmoul h by
P. G. Fricke & Co., in Alvo by Alvo
Drug Co., in Avoca by O. K. Copes,
in South Ilend by K. Stur.'.ener.ger,
in Greenwood by E. F. Smith, in
Weeping Water by Meier Drug Co.,
in Elmwood by I,. A. Tyson, in
Murdock by II. V. McDonald, in
Louisville by Iilakes Pharmacy, in
Eagle by F. W. Hl.Kimenkamp, and
in Union by E. W. Keedy.
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
Single combed IiuT Orphingfon
eggs for hatching. One dollar per
setting of fifteen eggs, or five dollars
per hundred. See or call Sam Good
man. Mynard, N'ebr. 10-tf
SEED CORN FOR SALE
The largo white variety, picked
before the frost; 100 per rent tot.
$4.00 per bushel. C. C. Parriott.
in
aued in I t t - t',
hing'er s 7 rMc and Diarrhoea Kemedy before
court house p-"- at the . i,.avn- hr.lc. Aa a rule It cannot
Trc-rc ti n . . i 1)0 ithx ained wl.eu nu a hunt iug. fish-
" 1 oner. .. U. Ai:
! tin and irr. C ;::r!:. :.;i
l tverf! 1 1: t Tir- 1 1 t
i in driv.n rt",,r A: -::r" rnr - Meim?h:PS mtl at such tim-
, w ,, ;, v ;i;nr some
rtuMnes.-, matter.-. a:i v;liIo
l they all called at the Journal cf-
o.
Cr.
ing or prosprting trip. Neither can
it be obtained whil en board the
LOWER TIRE PRICES.
Ccme in and get our new low
prices on tires and tubes. Big cat
just nade.
T. H. POLLOCK GARAGE.
"The Best Thing in Life" is a Big Picnic with
Plenty of GOOD EATS
For Picnic Dinners
JUST CALL ON US!
FOR SALE.
and place, it i mos'
r.eeied. The fafe way
'ith you.
likely to n
i; to h.ve :'t
A Ford Touring car. in good ruc
ninsr order. Priced to sell by An
drew Stohlman, Louisville,
Xebr.
We Carry a Large Line of all Kinds of Mcata
BREAD
BEANS
SARDINES
RADISHES
LETTUCE
CHEESE of All Kind
CANNED FRUITS
GOLDEN SUN COFFEE
COOKIES
CRACKERS
ORANGES
BANANAS
APPLES
POTATO CHIPS
OLrVES
PICKLES
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