MONDAY, JANUARY 161022.
PLATTSSTOITTH SZKL-WEESXT - JOU2ITAL
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Uorn to Mr. and Mr-. El Taylor
Jan.. 10, 1L'22, a daughter.
G. P. art u.aa ar.i -- Joan,
c in Lit.--, n We JLfct.luy.
I-.-.-l Fiai:.:y :s3tal her
mc-thcr ct Grcaivoart rfternooa.
The llr.io Mij.: ia.iry society mot
Iat Wciiniajy with -Mr.. Geo. P.
ro"tni:i.
Mr. and Mr-', i:. D. IVi.n.i mcvea
cut. i i '-ir i-tw homo 'Frie-nd-i
;.(. -." T.!U.t !:.y.
Turner ; i cl-wir.noa and Ai thur
S'.'i::ii-r ';;: 1 in.-gs to South Cai-
li I: l Y.C ' n t. .-.lia Y.
l:. -K-nrv M:'.".er v.!:;) had been
;i;v't;;3 x vt-;k o alo to sit up
jcvt cf tVo tit ;t r.-j.v.
O. I. rr':::n, Clias. Foreman
fit a l-'re ! Prcuty sMi.-pej ho-i to
T 7 . si
j-;i;a. co-ie-tr.un r.r uncmn
i;--oY- in 'r.y to j-per.J ihs week
v.-;-h Mr?,. Jt' c ! tarda-. -ek.
r. ar.l Mrs. V.. II. S.i.l -rs enter
tr 'n-: "; ct ' " ' -" S'ttidsy their datigh-ter';.Ir-V
7C: I::--: Cartia'nr.d children.
Mr. ! T-rf--. t;!i?r;..r.n Wolfo cn-tr-'t
.in '1 .:: 6 o'clock dinner Sunday
ev r. and Miv.. W. II. Suder.5.
Mr--.'' yr. c. Merer u'.i caUl to
ri.v.t -r.;.,.ith Tuc s i:;;.- to care for -her
'.aa-.ht-t-r. .Mr-,;. Iter (Vic, who is ill.
3! . ?. Fr. Pivatty w; rf to lave
1 - . :. -xx.-yya to visit her
c.v.ir::ter, Mr.-'. Clyde Lancaster and
:.!:''.' A. J- P:o""t entertained a
ro.rtv cf friends r.t fivo hundred.
T :'V.- 'V y evening- Rcfres'hnien-ts
were ft'Tvod.
T' II. E. church h::! :inrter!y
crt-fere-tee fit the church Friday.
C! F;:;-. He v. Eccye of Lincoln
v:t in ?f tend Trace-.
Mr.-. C'v. K:lw-tr,' Sunday schorl
T :!! r":t Fr'd.iy ?f tht-ir ret
ail it bu.s:no.-9 anl social meeting
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CcT : n 6 d z c h c v i t wo r Ics
; which will be held at the church,
' Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Foreman of,
1 Valparaiso came down Thursday to'
. I ric j their mother, Mrs. Belle Ben- j
lic i t heme. They spen.t Friday with j
: .Mr. Foreman's parents. j
The Ta-la-poclien camrrire girls
', hzll a -council Taesday evening ut;
i :ae hf-ne or their guardian, Mrs. Au-j
'drey K:ioeu;cr. Tiieir fUe-i?taui tfAiax-
'(.:., a. Mrs. A. J. Brobtt, was iu air :
a r. !. ii r. . '.v.!
! li.. L. Bornem-?ier returned -.lioia 9 j
Thursday from Omaha, where he, at-
; .ended a d-!cga-td from Tipton Un-
ion No. 630, to the satate couventkm
.if tho Faraiers Urioa which was
.held in Omaha Jan. 10-11-12. .
.Irs. Eva WurJ-Murtey of Lincoln
, an I her , daug-hter. Mrs.- Herbert
J Hat 3 and Mr. Ikir of Kansas City
.vho jspenit the bold days with their
:uct!.er in Lincoln called at the Geo.
I P. Foreman home recently.,
The Community s"c5-al which was
rc-ce-Lli' postponed will be held nexit
Tii -r day evening. Jan. 19 at the
( .nrc'A. Refr--,ilnn2tit5 will be srvtd
and a special program is beirug pre
ji ircd to which every one is cordial
ly invited.
Walter Vinoent had the misfor
tune to be a-ci dentally shot in the
:' 77"! -by a ccuip'mic.n while they were
nr.. hunting rabbits one day last
wo-jk. It is expeett-d that he will re
cover iteon -as it was only -a flesh
wound.
M'fs Ida M. Wilkins, county borne
-:r.t. held a dress form meeting
Tai'.rfdav nftern'oon at the home cf
Mrs. C It. Jordan where they made
two fcnn. Another meeting will be
held nevt Tuesday afternoon when
t:io ladies expect to make two more
ferni.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook enter
.:::e.l the Jelly Xeishbors club Fri
cla - evening. Oysters were served at
, rcven o'eIc k. Guests present who
:-' r.'it me.aahars of ifhe club were
' Mr. and Mrs. 11. D. Richardson, Mr.
iar.d :i!. l. Moc-rc and Mr. and Mrs.
; A. J. Hrocr.t.
Mrs. J. IZ. Parsell returned Sun
j !av from Galeshurg, 111., where she
jpe-nt 'the pat ttr"e week? caring for
Vj: mother Mr.-i.- K. trimmer, . who
iVn been suffc-rine' with asthma and
; !ot roub'e for sometime. Her
r.. b . r -d?? not seem to improve
i rr a:;': as was hoiel.
! Mi'i Marie Proity,. who has been
.'c ihii's in a consolidated school
1 wkpt S-?3ttsbluff. has accepted a
- '.Ion ia the Chadron. schools,
tra -'.vn." tho Sth ,-rrade. Mi53 Irouty
.. I.eii the p.iitic-i of principal in .the
' ra-s-lidaao-l schorl, which was for c
cd oclos.on account, of lack, cf
funds. . ... t . .
A pood friend stands by you whs'.ij
in ne;nl. Plattsraouth people tell how j
Doan's Kidney. Pills have stood the
test. Edward 'Martin, machinist - of
140H Vine Ftreet enJorsed Doan's:
nearlv six year3 ajro and again con-'
f.rm'the Etpry6.fi?r a long lapse at Krs. Tiia Ki?.houtek and Mrs. John
3 i
liNG
RTH-5RI0E
January Clearance
Bloizer Ztr crtaiii in Honor of
Sister, ilic's Gradcville.
Fro-n Friflav's ; ally.
Last- ev-cnin:; the charming home
time. Could . you ask t for. more.; con
vincing terim6riy?
,'iDoan's Kidney Pills are all that
is claimed for them ana wnenever
uiy; kidneys $jt ut. of fixor act ir- :
Piils 'oon remedies the trouble." spy i ;i " "r.
Mr Martin; JOcconall5 ,my : back fn?: :nt delightful gath-
i to aching, but it only require crlng ben -Mr-. K-thoiitek and Mr.
Uto me.'? . ., ,; ;. .
,J The above fitatenient was" given" bu
Fetruary 22, 191G and on May IS,
f;9t0. Mr. Martin added: .'"I knov
ijoan's Kidney I'iTls' ara good ren.
eu after what they have done for
raev; They have never failed to do
hoir work in a short time. I only
us tlieia occasionally now as a pre
ventative to keep my kidneys in a
healthy condition. I have the best cf
faith in Doan's ami can recommc-n 1
them as a reliable remedy."
Price COc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy Ket
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Martin had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
just think of it!
Our entire stock of Boy's Knicker Suits at
cf -their SU-tar. Mis-e Agues Grado
ville, -wlftwo ! : rriage to Mr. Frank
Ptacek will taV.o place the early part
of next week.
Tho v."ca.iioj. wao.in it he nature of
a niiscel'jnoir.i. , shower and In honor
of the 'bride t-o ka aj larxe mrm'ber
of handsiome' wre given by the
lady friends o- tbe charming j-oung
Ir.rly. Daring 1 :i? evening the ladies
enjoyed af gut;, iing. gaaio at which
mucih inerrhv.i it was produced and
Mis? Hel$n . Siavdcclc was ciiwarded
che king ptItl' mj Mrs. Tom Grado
villo Cue ecu - ft-Hoii 'iii2e. Another
cf the diiiLl vl and fun producing
features of .t'.-- evening was the
mock v.-e-ddin-g in wlueh the party
participn'ted, U:&i Lillian Palacek
appeared as tjitv.groonia Miiss Fran
ces Krejci as he bride,' Miss Rose
Donat as bri Tu-vld,. Mi-is Mat-tie
Sedlak as be -:t man and Miss. Helen
Pilney 'jrs th- otroiating minister.
Thii prove-d ti e source of much fun
as the ladies t irried ouit the various
them. Music on the
ted to -the enjoyment
f tihe eveniag. At the conclusion
of the evening the guests were
treated to a very dainty two-course
'uncbeon sorvt 1 by Misses Catherine.
Paulino and D rothy GradovP.Ie, the
younger ?ister of the hostesses. The
appointments r.fthe duncheon were
(El
no
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Our prices for rain are always tl:e highest. I
ovn and operate mv ovn elevaf.cr. Tha highest
pr'fces for L'rain is always psicl Ly the Independent
Elevator. I am your friend,
NEBRASKA
CREIGHTON HIGH
DEFEATS PLATTS-
MOUTH- OOIHTET iSrfsi,
Score is 14 to 6 in Favor of School
Up' the Kiver.at Close of Eat- ,
tie in Creightoa Gym.
RatnrfTnv'a Hfl lit.
La-t evening the Creishton hi?h a c-Kr st-aeare or pinK ana wane,
team of Omaha succeeded" in defer. t- , The invited guests for the pleasant
the Plattsmouth high basket ball event were: Mary Ilobschoult. Julia
team by a score of 14 to 6 and in Janca. Rose and Caroline Prohaska,
ti e battle the .local lads" made a Catherine Bio :r. Deata Holly, Ma
whirlwind finish, but their opponent.; i''-? SVohoda, Agnes and Helen S.a
bad too groat -a lead to ovcrcorae. cck. Rose. V.ier. ytula Sebatka,
The basket shooting of both of tho I-e Jlrousck Josypaane anek Jo-
crias wr.s rather-erratic and in the 'T-h:r.c and Kate Koubec, Helen
last half cf tbe f;ame the Omaha Krisky. Josepame and Anna Rj-s.
learn who added five baskets to th; M-.tfia and Me Sediak Rose and
ne for Crei-ahton. but the:hea.y Donat. I ranees Krejcx, UiKan
-core previously rolled up made vicek HrclenPiliiey Anna Pala
tcrv lor the Plattsmouth team ccl:. Me-dres Tcm Gradoviae, Cas
ro.;.ibV ! F. Jardi. Earnest Stenner, Broyer
' Crauoville and Hartford were U,, ! ChinlaB'jon. Rverett Noble, Ed Do
(l.ief factors for Plattsmouth in tao; i.Jr., Ilami.m Marks, James Pta
way of securing .baskets while Coif cy, , c? - . .
largely
Ryan and Deiahaney were
responsible for the scoi
oncnts. ln. paaie -wj
nary to the South Dakoti
Urn-,f:a!:!!:" , , ".',;.. ...I From Thursa"s-' ra!iv.
jut: iiiiiULur.i . i ii v i iuiii-iiiuii i.i '
ElilMAt ::NEWS
ville-and "Charles Hartford. ACromey C. L. Graves of L
DEATH CLAIMS
::cv7 at ncsriTAL
i. a
to btve tb ; broken limb treated. The
; n:u shown th most favorable
"at. .Ir., v bo v.o.i in- c-or.dition i-.n.l it. was thought be:t to
:. r. : y ha.In-r toe sie.i . ve the injured Loy taken to t lie
' v" ; "'- .' ir-:: crf : 1 J.nto 1:11 . r i' .i to have it sot and cared for
: f... J;. --.;! a no.- . -
v. ; j;-? v-.s ti-keii -.u ro.
nion
was in the city today for a few hours
a-t't ending to s-ome matters in the
eotinty court in which he was inter
ested 0 5 counsel.
A YOUNG GHSLO -
Friday's IiaJiy
attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping
iWa'tcT was in the city today for a
Eieht-Months-Oli Sen of Sir. and' few bours attending to some maUers
swers Call, of Creator.
Paul Roberts and wife, of Cedar
I Creek, who were' here over night vls-
: 'iting with relatives and friends, de-
After a sickness covering sorno parted tnj, morning for Omaha to
time. Gordon Wells Hessenflow. th? ; ,pen(1 the dav in: that city,
i -fnnt son of Mr and Mrs Walter j Timhr'wns a passenger this
I Ieenflow, passed away at the lm-j f Omaha, where he was
versuy hospital in Omaha on Mop- , Hpeml few hours with Mrs.
uay morning at the ar.a r eig ,t "Tlnm whV i3 there for a short time
months, and twenty-four days. lie-. , , ' . . ...
1 as been in the- liespital for tho pa
six wot ks although- ?ince lib birth!
in that city.
I
MISTAKE 121 PEICES
JOTHLIX 1 I A D Y
AUTO rPAim:-3S VJELQIFJG!
Caof ' ttc..iDn Giv -T. io All Work
CALL PHQr 5C
1. ; has been in very delicate health.
Tio gradually grew weaker and waj
taken to tbe hospital in the hope ; "
that it might result in his gaining In tlie- list of prices of road work
bis strength, but without success. " ji.-rrsagcu by the board of county
Tilt body was taken to tbe home . commissioners, that of the dragging
of tbe grandfather. W. F. Moore, at . 'f;S giv?n as per hour, wlien it
:.Iirrav, on Tuesday and the funeral ' : -'cubl ave been on the basis of per
hzUl there Wednesday - afternoon at '-' e. v. incii is used m measuring tins
2 o'clock, , Rev. W. A. . Taylor, i f - bind of work rather than the labor
Cnien. -officiated at the seryice. Th--,ber lllir
interment -.was niade at the Horni:a;'r
i cemetery south of this city. --
ioaaourn the 103 -there remain
the parents and three brothers, JIar
old, Francis and James.
' -j 1 r i ."X l . v I
v- sa -v-- -fc
ieaniru:;
is Ois:
We arc making rccm for '
Spring Clothing!
Ycur chnr.oft fcr buying a suit or overtoat at 'right
prices are better now than for yearr.
I S. 1:3 at 319 k 833 Cvarcosis 1.2 io S32
If you need clothes stop in WOW
- - fTT":
. MISTAKE EN AD
In tho -8pe-c4al ad of ' the Fetzsr
ShfHs .Co'.,- for Bargain" Wednesday
t.aeLr sTV-l'Vvfi'ature for Hie day,
men's - Elkskin " shoos, ig advertised
at $1.19 v.he-.i the figures should be
S .:, a , "tbe arit figure itself is be
jr t,he"'lcXv-t;t'.posVr3e figure tint
ta.'Khoo can )m secured anywhere.
Tit rbuying pub-lie' is requested to
ntukc note cf the difference in the
prices soldand the mistake in the
ad.,-.-.; .-. -: '
Daily Journal, 15c per week.
0EFOS!TCRS:J:Afi0 CREDITORS
5rjtice"to Depcsiforan-d" Creditors of
i &e': .Eask' c'il.Casi ' County, :
Tlfii..
:'wtn'.
3Va all- persen having . money on
fiPiwit, and-to.'H creditors of .the
iofik of .Cass-. County, Plattsmouth,
Nebraska: ...
Vou -M'ill take notice that on the
l"tli day of leceniber, 1923, the
Li.k cf .Cns County; was adjudged
hi.-o'.vent by tho, District .Court, of
Cass County.-.Jffbr.aakri, - and1 that
Fr :d E, I.-edie-WjCldt appointed. Re
ceiver; ' ; - r ; . .
That nn the' l.tli day of December,
19?1, the" court entered an orGrr
t)i".t all persons having . claims
against said bank should file same on
nr before the 11th day of February,
1922. ' . . :' - .
Vou wUl therefore tako notice that
all surh claims mwstibPfilM with -the
Receiver at his office in the banking
rooms of the : Bank ef Ce.ss County,
PlattWmouth, tNcbraska on or before
the ll.tjb dx.pt February, 1922, or
be forever barred. v. a -.
FRED E. BODIE,
tf-daw. Receiver.
$P9mt -P ..!'
We have decided to close out every boy's
suit in the house and to do this have
cut the prices to almost beyond
reason. Where can you buy
boy's suits at such figures?
These are not cheap
suits, but our regular
high-grade stock.
They are selling
--don't wait!
B
1
' st? ' Sir
Sizes
4 Years .
to
18 Years
C. E. Wescott's Sons
.u-
5 i
ILLINOIS MINERS TO SEND
RELIEF TO KANSAS MEN
Pittsburg, Kar.., Jan. 12. A tele
gram was recelived by the Howat
hea-dquarters yesterday from Presi
dent Frank Farrington of the Illi
rrrls miners, Rtinouncing that $45,
000 worth ' of provisions had been
ordered Shipped to Kansas for the re
lief of the Howat followers it was
announced at the headquarters.
Do not fail to attend the "Hard
Times" mask ball to be given at Pet
erson hall, in Murray on next Sat
urday evening, Jan. 21. Good music
and a good time. Two prizes will be
awarded.
If it's in the stationery line, call
nt the Journal odee..
Birthday
D
aiice!
We will give a birthday dance in honor of our daugh
ter, Miss Clara Mrasek's ldth birlhda, atihd
Petersen ila!I9 ' Mutt?, Sbi,""
Wednesday Evening, Jan. I
JOSEPH MRASEtC.
W. H. Homan will serve lunch at the hall.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
This Is a pleasant, sare and reli
able medicine for coughs and colds.
It has been in use for many years
and is held in high esteem in those
households where its good qualities
are best known. It is a favorite with
mothers of young children, as it con
tains no opium or other harmful drug.
Try it when you have need of such
a remedy. Weyrich & Hadraba.
Bilious Headache
Poultry Wanted!
- THURSDAY, JA1JTJARY 19
'j ;
A car load.cf live poultry wanted
,!i,noro',i ot nrmltrv car near
. 11 UV ... (, L .
!t.be Rurlinton freiaht houe, Platts
mouth on Thursday, Jan. 19th. one
I day only, for which we will pay the
I Cash rrices
; liens, per lb 22c
iYouni? Roosters, rer lb 17c
i Ducks, per lb 19c
Geese, per lb loc
Old Cox, ner lb 7c
Turkey?,. per lb . --- 30c
r Guineas, per doz. $J.uu
I Cow Hides, per lb. :r.6c
Large horse x hides, eacli S2.C0
! Remember the date. We come to
buy and will positively be In Platts
mouth on the fay advertised, pre
pared to take care of all poultry. .of-
ifere'd for eale. ; -:j . -
I . W . E. KEENEY.
POBLIG SALE!
As I have decided to quit farming,
I will offer for sale at my place on
the Lee Plumer farm, 1 mile north
and 4V2 miles west of Dunbar; 3
miles south and one-half mile east
of Otoe; 2 miles north and 3 miles
east of Syracuse, on '
Wednesday, January 18
the following property
7 Head of Horses
One black team, weight 3200, 5
and 6 years old; one bay team,
weight 2900, coming 5 years old;
one black team, weight 2800,. 7 and
8 years old; one colt, weight 1200,
coming 3 years old.
Cattle and Hogs
Fourteen head of cattle including
four milk cows, eight heifers, one
steer and one registered bull.
20 HOGS Fifteen brood sows and
five shoats.
Farm Implements
One Deering 7-foot binder; two
farm wagons ode rack and tragon;
one spring wagon; three sets work
harness; one ' Deering mower; 'oiie
Sterling stalk, putter; one Western
Belle riding lister; one P. & O. walk
ing lister; one 3-section harrow; one
Case gang plow; one riding sulky
plow; two riding cultivators; one
walking cultivator; one disc, tongue
with trucks; one 1-horse corn drill;
one VanBrunt drill, new; one King
drill; one 2-row planter; one Titan
10-20 tractor and three bottom
plows; one feed grinder; one stirring
plow; one Eus bob sled; one hand
corn sheiler; eight tons hay; one
hay rake; one Sharpies cream sepa
rator; six loads of wood; household
goods and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale
Seven months time given "on bank
able notes drawing S interest from
date of sale.
GUS MINNIEAR,
.Owner;.-
Rex Young' and Herzog, Auct3.
H. S. Westbrook, Clerk.
When you have a severe headache,
a disordered stomach and constipa
tion, take three of Chamberlain's
Tablets. They will correct the dis
orders of the liver and bowels, effect
ually curing the headache. Weyrich
& Hadraba.
FOR RENT
An improved ten acres close in,
also house and three lots. d&w-3t
Blank Books at the Journal Office
William D. Wheeler came up this
morning from his home south of the.
city and departed on the early Bur
lington train for Omaha to attend
the big democratic 'banquet there to-,
night. '"
DonU forget Frank Anderson's
bred sow Kale Saturday, January
21st. They are a wonderful offering
and will sell at a price according
with the times. Donlt fail to attend.
Fore Sale: White Rock cockerels.
Phone 2011. John B. Kaffenberger,
riattsmouth, Neb.- 14-lwdaw'
M Immli ul m
ish PricGsI
Pure granulated sugar, I 5 lbs. for. . . . .
4ft-lb sarlc Snnleisr flnnr for.
48-lb. Little Hatchet flour '
White syrup, gallon buckets
Dark syrup, gallon buckets ,
Pears, gallon can.
Loganberries, gallon cans .
Tomatoes, No. 3 size, 7 cans for.
1 2 cans best hominy
One-half bushel basket of apples for. ..........
4-lb. box fresh krispy crackers. .......... ... .
4 J2 lbs- krispy crackers in 1 4-qt. heavy milk pail .
3 boxes Corn Flakes for .
3 lbs. Michigan , navy beans
3 lbs. new crop rice. ... ; ; . . .
1-lb. can Dr. Price's baking powder. . ... .......
10-qt.. galvanized pail with 9-oz. can of Bon Bon
baking powder for
Nimco peaches, No. 2Y2 size, in syrup, per can! !
Horse Shoe tobacco, per lb
Climax tobacco, per lb . '
Star tobacco, per lb
ALL ITEMS PRICED SPECIAL, CASH
PRODUCE SAME AS CASH
$1
1
.00
.70
.70
.49
.39
.75
.90
.00
.00
.00
.69
.25
.25
.25
.25
.20
.25
.25
.70
.70
.70,
iEI Etfgl
Telephone No. 1 2.
oennichsen & Go,,
Murray, Nebraska
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