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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1919)
THURSDAY. JUNE 19. 1D13. PLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEK LT JOURNAL. Murray Department If iny of the readers of the Journal knov of any sociM evnt or item of interest in this vicinity, and will mail p me to tins office. It will ap pear under tin lioadire. We want all newsitems EinTOn vi a: II 'repared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers ii a i iiinm mr- ' !' I I ,if If'. ... .. ; f, ., . I -.. I 1 i '' l it hi ' - - ? r Checks A Convenience A checking account your command enables you pay bills without leaving your home to send remittances anywhere the least effort on your part. And every check when cai celled and returned to you at the end of each month is an unquestionable receipt. Open an ac J count with us ' NOW. Safety H o nesty Co urtesy Service 91 m I at Y - n mth l-j A 4r Four pT rent interest on time deposits. Our deposits are protected y the State Guaranty I .aw. MURRAY STATE BANK All bucincss transactions held in strict confidence Your Personal Bank. Win. I'll!: x i--i ir las: Horn ; .Mr. '!i i!, of. .!n V.';;!k'-r Ciloi sr.. was Satnrd.iy. ;i i ' I n 1 1 l i 1 1 u 1 1 1 Mrs. !'r:d;K Sill. ;i baby Imy. !::is Ol t O Is 111. tr t , tl," Win. I'hilo..! f; r:: v.!n rc li L. Iping tlTdiih ;h" haying 1 in- Farmers FK-vut.r ('(m;oi:v li a j'isT in.-talb-d a ! v.- .-it of iiikK sal-- a! ihir i"v..;rr in Murray. They arc oT tin lun ca pacity. .Mr;'. Huii'i-r utid iiH ii - lit it;.. Mi - . lb 1 n al.'l M; r;- o:' Flat t .-nri;r li. i a?ii" d.w n Tu' day lor a vi : at the Fhilp' home vet tit' Mi.rray. p.. : t ! i . i I ';.uhy ib-par'td V, ni,-.1.1 y !"? r 'M mil i'ir liiU'ili. N bra-La. for a few days vi-it with li(.ci. folks. . U. PnN .v;is iii Omaha '1 ii'-s-rijv hud. 'tig alt.r Mi'.' purchase of Ji;i- w. W e u s Farm. C I'.'M-ri. kiT fur sale Old ha in iin-r- f;-n:.n:.; i a n :i '. 1. . - 'A Mi .1. s: h'.'li- t r S i . T I .! v ' : . v.n f ' - s: . t .r I ! ; l" r i;;,(' ""'ii: ry ru-hini; :h Mr. I'm I--. i'.nrr. i ;ib ..k.a;i v ! 1 r s i'. ' ' v. !i i'-a hn-in.-'.- 1 -.t :m f 1 1 li'! S.i l -! ;i 1- v went to Omaha !:ist W"lncl;iy to attend tti" Itank- r'.- n.nvt'ii'iun, arid l'dliK-k I'ar iix.h' v.as in at t rnd.i net Thursday. At tiif nunc t t:f th (nncTcw ticp. I r. Jackson, foniKT pastor, now residing in nnnilin. will preach in tlio l"nitd I'nsliy tcrian cliurth next Sabhath. Mrs. Jol.n ritpatrirk and littJo d;iuulitf r, from n ;ir '-'piiii; Wat er, went to t 'la 1 1 sTiioiit h last w rk 1. r a f.'v i!;:vs vi: it with lo r parent-, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hire. Mr tlilmore is in rcreipt f a letter frorn the Doctor, who is still in !iatice, ;nni :iy-; that tie rannot tell just when he will tw rrttirned Jioni". it ?uip!:t b- most any tinic I'cv. ;:itd it n-.iubt be several months. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. I'.rend' 1. "ISil-li.-- r.ark.r. Mr. and Mrr. B. V. frendel, Mrs'. J. F. and Mrs. J. T. Hretid'l and Mr. Win. Seybolt iem- cd a two anto party that oroo po to O'Mil'.a Tuesd iv of tli is wwk. .r. up : I - Mr. and Mrs. Koy Howard r.re re j.i'in: this wel. ver the arrival f a b;iby bov at their home on I t Tridiiy. Some people have ,.pi' :-:id 1l:i I'riday. the 1 ".1 ll . w ;i s ;,u unlucky d:iy. tnt not so with Mr. liovnrd. as lie has f.xired out th;:' i? v n one of 1 h liirky diy r f . ;s c.'ir liTe. The not h'-r and 1 ; if ,t,r. sr" fii'ir.c nic ely. Ladies' Trimmed Hats! A frw nundcr3 lrf: from SprinR cllinj; ?cnor, wtirlh uj ti $ 5.rj'). Wc want to close everv one of tlicm arid t!iis i rice ii! do it to lack them over early. AHV li AT Kt THC oTOCK John Vantine. of I'nion. was call ins on Murray friends last Friday. Remember t lit ice cream at the I,ibrary Saturday afternoon and ev en in r. N OTIC Miss Osl.i Iinftrd. teacher of piano. Now enrolling pupils for i-ninnier term. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr.'ifck and family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mrasok wire picnic-in;; at Kins ilill Sunday. Mrs. I,. II. Puis and c hildren went up to the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Fried rich Tuesday, for an over nipht visit. Kldorene Shrader. of South Oma ha, is spending the summer here with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H. V,. Ixns. Mis; Helen Ninim came tip from Kansas City Monday even ins; for a visit with her aunt. Mrs. K. S. Tutt and uncle Julius Pitz of Piatts mout h. Mrs. Prown entertained 'the Mis sionary Society last Friday. Mrs. Spaimler actini; as leader. The us ual jrood program was C'ven and re-fr-shtneiits -onsistins of ice cream, cake and ire tea Were served. Fred I. utz is now the owner of a micbtv tine new Hudson Sjwerister car that lie purcliased a few clays a co from the I,. H. Puis as.ency in Murray'. This is one of tin- fine cars and Fred is very proud of it. Ir. J. F. Prendel and wife and liMle t-on rieparu-d Wi-dnesdiv aft- niHiti for a two weeks vir.it with friends and r !at i -; f Mr. Prendel it various points in Indian.'). They went to Pla 1 1 smout h where they took (lie train over the P.urlinston. I.ouie Kiee. formerly of this place, hut now a resident of Platts moiub. lias r'ceived an appointment as 'mail carrier for the Avoea route. Mr. Kiee expects to take up ill" duties of his new position in the near future. Mrs. M area ret Prendel had charge of the Library rooms last Saturday afternoon and even ins:. The ice cream table is becoming very popu lar and affords a convenient place to resi for a while. Make arrange ments to come next Saturday. Then. Ponton has lioupht a new wood millini; machine that will be installed in his fdiop at Murray, the arrival f wliich is expected within the next few days. With this nev, machine Mr. P.outon will be enabled to work up ail his lumber for buildint; si well as all kinds of fur niture, bodies for all trucks and busreies. and all kinds of hiph prade work th.at requires this sort of a machine. J. K. Yoiinc came down from hi home near 'o)rii1ce last Saturday to spend Sunday with friends and relative at the old home. Mr. Vounc has been a resident of the northern part of the state for several years and is at present deeply in terested in the fine caltle salt, in which he has been very Micccssf ul and has one of the fine herds of the northern part of Nebraska. He re turned to Omaha to attend a, tine cattle sale on Monday and Tuesday, where lie expected to purchase a couple of fine cows. New threshing machine out fits are arriving in this part of the county pretty lively the past few days. The W. II. Puis Hardware store .sold three outfits that arrived durin:; the pat week. A new Case outfit was f'old to Sarl Davis, also one of the ?ame make to Adntn and Philip Schafer. and an Internation al machine was sold to Paul :.nd Herman Itichter. The small prain crop has been looking tnichiy fin" lor the past f"w riayp, anil with the harvesi inc nays there promises to lie I ii lively time tsimi i p- ini'-srer ii"ii. i The past f"w weekr hits been prftty jl-ii'v wrh the Pils Hurdfii"' store i in tl- tor. rter bn; ir.A-.s, i even nev m.e mh were ,Mtd recently rind pi! are here tow air. ready lor dcl.v- Yiolot Vallery is another new member of the llicyele Club. Kd Schulhof. of 1 'la t turnout li, w as in Murray on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Farris, were Cedar Creek- visitor; last Sunday. Mrs. Paumeisfcr. (,f Pl;;t t - niout li. came down this week and is doinj; iome scwins for Mrs. Dull. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kut. and fam ily were the Kiiest., of .Mr. and Mrs. Louie Puis in Murray last Sunday. Gladys Mrasek received a very valuable bicycle this week as a pres ent from Miss Mary llanna, f Grove City, Pa. Ii is equipped with electric lieht. bell and carrier. Buys Farm In Hclt County. I. T. Koyer and Gr"-n Piruott re turned home from Holt county last Friday evenin;,', where .Mr. Koyer went to look at a farm with a view of pr.rchasinu. Mr. Koyer found a farm in that county Hiat looked i'ihm! to him and made the ib-al 1 . r it. This means that Mr. Koyer and family will soon move to lioit county to make their future home. SUKKOSIKG OF HUNGARIAN RED3 WAS A MISTAKE Paris, June 1;. 1 nel n-sii n in the telegram to P.ela Kim, I ! u n - aria n foreign ministtr. onb-riiie him to stop hostilities auain-t the Czechs, of an announeeiee;; i ,-i.;.t the coun cil of four was coins to summon deieirates of the soir-t sovernmeuf to Paris v,v; due. says the Frho de Pari-?, to a mi. take. It f;;v? 1h;it the error was made j,y a "-ribe"' attached to the Kritisli mission. ir k0$y) ---- z:Z&s&&t FSSOH Economy Air for the figures show ing cconnmv of Ful'on Motor Trucks. ATurray "SUFFICIENT haulinjr whothor JL ' hcivo or motor reduces to a matter of dollars and cent:-. Fulton Motor Trucks, equipped with the Fulton Triple-Heated-Gar, Motor, cover more ground, wUh heavier loads, at lower cent than cither horse drawn trucks or any other make of motor truck. It was practical doilars-and-cents figurine? that made Fultons the choice of Standard Oil Co., Korden Farm Products Co., Jones & Laughlin Steel Co., John Wana maker, etc. li B r: llr L. H. PUIS Nebraska GOI.irERS AND LABOR HEADS PLAN ORGANIZING STEEL MEN Atlantic City. June 1 ",. A ceni ii'itte.' of 11 presidents of int-riia-lionr.l labor unions iniere.te:! in the organization of workers iti the steel industry, headed by Samuel Gompers. jresideiit of the Ameri can Federation of Iabor. in confer ence here decided immediately to launch extraordinary organization efforts in the srea steel produc itis reuions f the country, eperially the Pitlsburvti district, ami fipht thc-re. "for the rirht f free np.-im-blase. free vpeecli and a free pres.-." R9TARIAHS IN SALT LAKE CITY "WHOOP 'ER UP" APPROPRIATION BILL FOR NAVY ADOPTED BY HOUSE Washington. June Dl. --With au thorization for u new three-year buildini; program cdiminaled and the fund for paval aviation reduced to S 1 r..oiH.inoi. the I'.iL'O n-'al ap propriation bill was pa ised today by the house and sent to the sen ate. The measure carries approxi mately $ tM. too'. HH) and w as pa-s od in virtually mo lorm it came from the naval corrmittee. GRASSHOPTERS SWEEP FIELDS OF CALIFORNIA Santa P.arbara, Cal., June 7. Great clouds of prns hoppers, whic-h have damaged f.rain crops in the Guyania district i:nd orchards in Paso Kobles. liave traveler) to tl -Foxen canyon tiean fields. Knnchers are poison inp tl-.'-m and the dead in sects number 10 or more to the srjuare foot, but new hordes con tinue to arrive. Purcim Kejioe. count v horticultural commissioner. is directing pest. the. fir. lit apaiTut i ie Monday Was Arrival and Registra tion Day for Big1 Convention, to WThich 5,000 Are Expected. Salt Luke City, June 1C. Rotary took possession of Salt Lake City Sunday, more than ".000 stronp, and until Tuesday morning Kotar ians will continue to arrive in spec ial trainr until the tota,l has swelled to approximately .".000 persons. Monday Mis arrival and registra tion day and with the exception of a meitini; of the convention council in the afternoon, no official business w;us transacted. Several hundred early arrivals crowded the down town streets Sunday nipht, while Monday, the traflie lanes from the depot:- to the hotels were blocked. Karly arrivals included the Mon tana delegation. several hundred eominp from Putte, Great Falls and Helena, the former bringing with it the famous Anaconda copper mines company band. The Idaho delegates brought with them a band of Indians from the Bannock reserva tion, but the chief of the tribe. Ty Hee. was disappointed, for the con ductor "kicked off" the train the dop which the red men had been fattening for a feast. Atlantic City and New Orleans delegations arrived before Cleveland and advertised their cities for the 1fi(i convention, but. the city by the lake promises to "whoop er up" be tween now and the close of the con vention. Texas delegates are ex hibiting miniature oil well derricks. Practically every Mate in the un'on. was represented and delegates also were present from Cuba, the Philippines. Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and Hawaii. Every California delegation is taking time by the forelock and boosting Los Ansreb-s: for the convention city two years hence. Entertainment was provided all visitors by local Kotarians. sight seeing trips being the most popular. The business session of the con vention will open Tuesday in tlx Mormon tabernacle with a;i addn-s of welcome by President Will G. Farrtll of the Sa't Lake Kotary club. President Hobor J. Grant of the Mormon church wil' (b. -liver the opening prayer. HOUSE FOR RENT I have a six room rent. Inquire of O. A. residence for Moore. tf. FOR SALE. horse power Chopie c.i.nline of eil.g : lie. pried C. L. Herger. new. lr:'jr.:rc 'tsmouth. DuclIss Faiihsr.ks in "He Comes Up S:a:!ii)c;" nt r,nd Saturday. Parm?L" Friday W. R. YOUMG AUCTIONEER Always Ready for Sal Dates -far or near. RATES REASONABLE SATISFACTION CR NO PAY! IIEVEKSE ALL CALLS Telephone 1511 STurray Eia :anj; 4-4- MURRAY, 9 NEBRASKA rry. !'r;nV Mirier, another T.e (if Vnrrav's ?older l.oi- n tiirii"! h'rii from the -erice lat rrnUy. i.avin.; arrived Iron 1 rati'1'' fv-no- fen itH's iiro. tri va t ,-i;refi or! at r'.p I'"i-:o Frank w fine r.t tb"( ir. t to p lrom this jeirt t the ro'in'y . atid ha. Ici n in the ;eric alirio..t tvo years. His compiM'v r ll .... . r considi ra ble time in the troi.t line trentben H" i4 in no way con-f-ry to Li imlance tf : i ue great iiuner of Au.ericiia hoys, mighty glad to get V.n o. but at the same ttnie in no way rrv th he was a i i . r j v . . a . ; . n T . IllCWIIKT Vfl I lie ll('ill AIIK'I IVuIl J...- jw difionary F'orce?. in tl.eir numer ous ens -u?Mns on foreign fccil. &1& one nf the boys that showed the ene- iIers's Symmei" nderwear, 5 a Men's, Li- V. D'c. per suit !omykii'-t Union Suits, prr suit.. Hiilhri'.'.tn Union Suits, prr suit.. Work Sliitts, a fine (judlity at . . . . .:ri.oo . 1.00 . 1.25 . .90 The Goods the Very Best t he f-riccji; Right; WHAT IS THE CONDITION OF YOUR Farm Machinery THIS SPRING? Do you know that v.c have a complete line? We make a specially of the famous John Deere line and it is complete. We want to figure with you on all your farm needs this spring. Our slock of staple and heavy Hardware i in ex cellent condition to supply every demand. Come in and see for yourself. W, MURRAY NEBRASKA a b n v s e n n v s e x x b a e s a 0 a a 15he 0 JU. rv Store ALF GAN5MR, Proprietor Will A'wavi Carry a. Complttc Line c;f DRUGS, PAINTS, OM.S AND VA1?N1SHLS WALL PAPER AND SUNDRIES 1 UfLL i AJw i ii.f AND CIGARS If It's in the Druf; Line Wn wil! Look after Your Wants at All Times to B a TTT LTIIONE NO. 2 n u a ! jniy iow tiae trick was turned. -' :m:M:mmds3L:. s. , s . .e 51... .a;. ;s a-'rr,rra:.: w:mzw1