PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOUBNAL
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1925.
PAGE F0T7B,
OFFICIAL PROCEED
INGS OF THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
9.50
7.72
10.06
8.12
5.00
office of
CO I S T V CO 1 I S ) ION Kll S
Of CfiH County
Plattsmouth. Nebr.,
June 2nd. 1925.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: Fred II. Gorder, c
F. Harris and C. D. Spangler. Coun
ty Commissioners; Geo. R. Sayles
County Clerk.
Minutes of the last session read
and approved., when the following
business was transacted in regular
form:
Mother-?' Tension orders by the
Countv Judce for Mrs. Martha
Franke. Cedar Creek, and Mrs. Lil
lian Adair, of Greenwood, were ap
proved by the Hoard.
Official bond of A. H. Humble
Justice of the Peace for Center pre
cinct approved.
Claims Allowed
rinims :is listed on the various
funds were allowed by the Board
.MOTHERS PENSION' FUND
Ellen Davis. Mothers Pen
sion for month of June
Flora May Jones, same
Lillian Adair, same
Martha Haddon. same
Susie I'rwin. same
Will Hindman. same
Df ta F. Burke, same
Martha Frank1, same -
Mary Piper, same
Fay Kirkpatrick. same
Margaret Lahoda. same
Viola Auxier, same
Minnie Mason, same
Anna Zitka. same
Sophia Mayfield. same
Josephine Janda. same
Nellie Garcia, same
Birdie Hi' k, same
Adah Newton, same
Anna Bezlek. same"
Catherine Ash, same
Murl Kivett, same
Esther Converse, same
Mar ia Hise, same
Rhoda Uav.r; i Gardner, same
Lewtlla Junge, same
Lela Ruiffc. same
GENERAL. FUND
Will T. Adams, salary. May$104.17
Clarence L. Real, insane case,
Birr he'ibuh
Dr. J. II. Hall, same, physic
ian Alhn J. Beeson. same, com
missioner 1
K. P. Stewart. Sheriff, same,
fees
Win. F. Evers. same, witness
Peter Evers. samp, witness.
Clarence I,. Deal, insane case
John T'rwin
E. P. Stewart, Sheriff, same,
fees
L. R. Snipes. May expense,
Co. Farm Bur.au
W. G. Kieok. salary, exp
Dr. If. W. McFadden, salary,
Dist. physician, 1st quarter.
George Born, Coroner's jury,
L. P. Cross
Otto Pitz. same
A. R. Johnson, same
John Ilirz, same -
D. A. Young, same
Frank H. Smith, same
R. W. Clement, witness
Dick Kri.-ka. s:.me
Dr. J. II. Hall, same
Clarence B. Beal. State of Ne
braska vs. Alvin Jones
James Robertson, same
Dalton Adding Machine Co.,
adding machine paper
Plattsmouth Water Co., water
to court house anrl jail
Geo. R. Sayles. salary. exp.
F. G. Frieke fc Co., mdse. to
court house, farm, Young
Clarence B. Real. State of Ne
braska vs. Carl G. Fricke
Louisville Courier, notices
for sheriff
Clarence L. Beal, State vs.
Carl D. Quinton
E. A. Wurl, provisions, Mon
roe. Young, Kinser
W. H. Puis, on salary for
County Assessor
A. H. Duxbury, salary, May
Jos. F. Kvapil, provisions to
Burian
E. P. Stewart, Sheriff, jailor
. fees and meals
Clara M. Wickman. May sal
ary C. E. Hartford, fuel to Dille
hay. Young
Dr. F. W. Kruse, salary. Dis
trict physician, 1st qr
E. P. Stewart, Sheriff, sal
ary, mileage
Fred Patterson, record work,
mileatre
W. A. Tulei.e. digging grave
for L. P. Cross
Clarence Ledgway, clerical
work
Clarence Beal. insanity case,
Mrs. Si-hwcnneker
Dr. J. II. Hall, sanis, physi
cian Allen J. Bee-ou, same, com
missioner E. I'. Stewart, same, fees
F. H. Nichols, provisions to
Peterson, Wagner
J. C. Brittain, coating jail
roof
Hans Sievers, salary, laundry
Hatt's Market, provisions to
DMIehay 24.00
Alpha C. Peterson, salary
a :;d niibage
A. H. Duxbury, County Court
fees
E. P. Stewart Sheriff, same.
.Cloidt Lumber Co., wood to
Hrasky
Nebr. Gas & EleUric Co.
service court house, jail and
farm 41.86
Anna E. Leach, salary, May
II. XL Soennichsen, mdse. to
jail, prov. to poor
Klopp Printing Co., check
reg-ister sheets to Trcas
John H. Cotner, care of Doc
Young
Hilda Coffman, grading Sth-
grade papers
10.00
3 0.ll1
20.00
10.00
5.0 0
15.00
10.00
10.00
10U0
15.00
10.00
20.00
10.00
25.00
10.00
10.00
20.00
10.00
1 5.00
20.00
no. oo
20.00
10.00
10. oo
20.00
15.00
10.00
5.00
S.10
3.0 0
21.90
2.10
2.10
.50
35.55
294.11
141.80
25.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
33.80
2.25
a
.00
9.30
1S6.97
2.85
7.60
2. GO
40.90
30.00
100.00
1S3.33
5.00
149.
32.50
6.2;
20.00
192. IS
89.20
7.00
72.00
3.00
8.10
3.00
1.55
27.00
47.00
105.50
193.12
43.25
25.90
3.00
50.00
3S.63
36.75
6.00
99.05
13.00
66.20
20.00
2.80
3.05
155.70
53.25
4.00
13.65
4.38
10.40
15.00
4.80
32.70
175.00
:s.i:
t a
S2
Mae Barker, same
Nettie Hawkaworth, same
Marie Kaufmann. same
Anna PI Leach, same
Alice Johnson, same
;john P. Sattler, funeral ex-
I pe?ise, DilKhay 104.05
John P. Sattler, funeral ex
pense, L. P. Cross
Mrs. A. L. Marshall, care of
Berger. 2nd quarter
Lincoln Tel. & Tcleg.Co.. for
June rent and May tolls
Elmwood Leader-Echo, prtg.
Charles Gradoville, labor at
court hou4e
Fred 11. Gorder, telephone
c;!ils
Fred H. Gorder, salary and
mileage , 142.00
C. F. Harris, for salary anu
mileage
DRAG FUND
Nebraska Culvert Mfg. Co.,
one culvert. RD No. 6 $
Ralph Meisinger, dragging,
RD No. 2
R. B. Leffler, same. RD 13
Lester Hoback, same, RD 13
Ivan Althouse, same. RD 6
H. J. Thiele. same. RD 9
S. K. Johnson. s:ime, RD 6
Andrew Schliefert, same, RD
No. 8 11-20
Neb. Culvert Mfg. Co., cul
vert. RD 13
Russell Grader Mfg. Co., one
grarlcr, RD No. 11
Ray Chriswisser, rlragging,
III) No. 9
Neb. Calvert Mfg. Co., cul
vert. RD No. 3
R. M. Coatman, dragging in
RDs. 6, 15 and 16
Coatman 'Hardware Co., for
mdse., RD 6
Wavne Aekley, dragging in
RD No. 12
R. Ketelhut. same. RD 12
George Ixipp. same, RD 12
A. J. Ross, same. RD 12I
H. J. Livingston, same, RD 8
John Richardson, same. RD 1
J. C. Spangler, same, RD 3
Christie Stohlman, same, RD
No. S
John Heil. same, RD 3
A. A. Schotruan, same, RD 3
Fred McGrady, matl., RD 14
R. Parks, dragging, RD 5
Monarch Eng. Co., drain pro
ject, RD 3 1000.00
G. L. Heneger, dragging, RD
No. 13
G. L. Heneger, same, RD 14
II. W. Boiler, same. RD 5
C. C. Koke. same, RD 1
Delores Hill, same, RD 15
Henry Obernalte, same. RD 7
Win. Richards, same, RD 4
Wayne Swartz, same. RD 7
Glen Stander, same. RD 4
Fred L. Zink, same. RD 7
Jesse Kleiser, same, RD 4
Raymond Ileier. same, RD 7
Albert Thiel, same, RD 7
Wni. Leddy, same, RD 4
Lan .Torden, same, RD 7
Ym. F. Neuman, same RD 3
Jacob Witt, same, RD 5
Alex Campbell, same, RD 27
Aug Johnson, same, RD 6
ROAD FUND
Neb. Culvert Mfg. Co., grader
repairs, RD No. 14 $ 40.05
Ahland " Oil Co., gasoline,
RD No. C
G. L. Heneger, road work.
RD No. 13
Emmet D. Stone, engineman.
RD No. 8
Andrew Schliefert, road work
in RD No. S
J. C. Niday, same, RD 11
V. A. Schoeman, same, RD 3
Arthur L. Skinner, same.
RD No. 6 t
H. A. Funke. lumber, RD 3
A. J. Sehafcr, road work,
RD No. 9
Eli Keckler, graderman in
RD No. 13
C. W. Stoehr, road work in
RD No. 1
'. C. Barnard, same, RD 1
John WoorJers, same, RD 1
Fred Ruby, same, RD 1
Henry Johnson, same, RD l
George Pine, same, RD 1
Pete Thomas, same, RD 1
J. H. Fulton, same, RD 1
W'iil Harley, same, RD 15
. 47.20
4.40
9. SO
13.60
S.00
4.55
11.20
21.60
6.00
9.60
9.75
18.00
14.70
s.so
16. SO
3.20
19.20
10.40
11.20
11.70
9.60
10.40
12.40
3.20
4. SO
4.00
9.60
11. 3S
4.90
6.40
52.00
5.00
13.00
41.50
26.50
4S.50
15J.75
S3. 00
14.10
3 1.75
5.75
24.20
;o
129.40
6.00
6.0C
15 00
4.50
5.40
4.50
62.00
Wm. Richards, same. RD 4 115.95
Ketelhut, same, RD 12 52.00
John Richardson, same. RD 1 70.00
Louis Schmidt, same. RD 7 12.25
Jacob Witt, same, RD 5 81.50
Alex Csimpbell, same, RD 27 103.65
I
93.40
J1.40
Le-oia Hackenberg, same
11.34
L,75
II. Buck, same, RD 7
Green Piggott. same, RD 10
Banning &. Nickles, lumber,
RD No. 27
BRIDGE FUND
Walter Anderson, for bridge
work 10.20
Frans Bros. Lumber Co., for
lumber 37. SO
S. F. Chambers, spikes G.00
John Richardson, for bridge
work 30.00
Louis Schmidt, bridge work 11.00
Wm. Richards, bridge work.
Cloidt Lumber Co., lumber
Jacob Witt, bridge work
Green Piggott. bridge work
Banning & Nickles. material 203.15
COMMISSIONERS' FUND
First District
Ofe Oil Co., gas. kerosene $ 25.96
John Iverson. labor, matl
Carl Miller Tractor Co., for
repairs
Roy Gregg, grading. HG 1
Bud Nickles, grading, EG 1
Second District
Nebraska Culvert Mug. Co.,
grader repairs $ 5.47
Nebraska Culvert Mfg. Co.,
'z of fifth wheel 40.95
Herman Da II, material and
labor 5.10
Third District
Geo. Trunkenbolz, gas to HG
No. 3 41.50
C. R. Miller Tractor Co., for
repairs 159.4 4
C. R. Miller Tractor Co., tor
repairs 4.12
Harley Hayes, enginerran 123.62
A. A. Wallinger, graderman,
HG No. 3 120.8S
Willard Tiinblin, engineman,
HG No. 3
Lloyd Eidenmiller, grader
man, HG No. 3
CO. HIGHWAY FUND
Emmet D. Store, engineman,
HC, No. 2 $
Eli Keckler, graderman, HG
23.75
3.10
11.00
37.50
31.50
27.80
91.05
91.50
SI. 82
94. Si
75.00
No. 2 : 75.00
A. A. Schoeman, dragging
roads 6.00
The Board adjourned to meet on
Thursday, June 4, 1925.
GEO. R. SAYLES,
County Clerk.
4.00
6.47
10. 3S
.70
2.70
25.00
S.10
131.40
S.5
r.oo
6.00
64. 6S
Office of
coi'MV commissioxkks '
Of ( am) County
Plattsmouth, Nebr.,
June 4, 1925.
'The Board met as per adjourn
ment. Present: Fred II. Gorder, C.
F. Harris and C. D. Spangler, Coun
ty Commissioners; Geo. R. Sayles,
County Clerk.
The following business was trans
acted in regular form:
Sample ballots to the number of
10 per cent of the number of offl
cial ballots for the special election
in Road District No. 14. Weeping
Water precinct, to be held on June
9th. 1925, were authorized to be
printed by the Board.
Mothers' Pension orders by the
County Judge for Mrs. Lela Run
and Mrs. Murl B. Kivett were ap
proved by the Boarrl.
Petition to operate a pool hall In
building on Lot 5, Block 3, in Vil
lage of Manley, was filed by Edward
Scheehan, together with affidavit of
publication of Notice o? Application
and check for ?20.00 license fee. The
license was granted by the Board.
Claims Allowed
Claims as lister! on the various
funds were allowed by the Board.
GENERAL FUND
National Sales & S. Co.. car
bon paper to Reg. of Deeds. $
J. I. Hoi comb Mfg. Co. for
mdse. to court house
Ofe Oil Co., gasoline to farm
A. O. Ault. supplies, Eighth
grade examination
Platts. Steam Laundry, laun
dry to jail
Aug G. Bach, provisions to
poor
S. S. Chase, prov. to Young,
mdse. to farm
C. D. Spangler, salary and
mileage
Fetzer Shoe Co., mdse. to
county farm
Kroehler Bros., oil heater to
jail .
K. B. Printing Co., supplies.
Claim No. 13S
J. C. Brittain, watching
dead floater
R. A. Bates, printing
Weeping Water Republican,
election notices
J. A. Edgerton, repair work,
farm
John F. Bauer Co., coffee to
farm
L. B. Egenberger, mdse. to
fa rm
Cloidt Lumber Co.. coal to
jail
Kroehler Bros., mdse. to farm
Philip Thierolf, mdse., farm
Geo. Tartsch, reglueing of
chairs at farm
Geo. W. Goodman, salary for
May 110.00
K. L. McDonald, provisions
to Swacker
The Eagle Beacon, printing
notices
Plattsmouth Imp. Co., mower
repairs, farm
State Journal Co., mdse. to
sheriff
Morris Disinfecting Co., for
mdse. to county jailj.
A. G. Bach, provisions to
Hrasky and Gardner
J. D. Allen, assessing Tipton
precinct, 1925 1S7.13
C. C. Bucknell, same. Green
wood precinct 14 6.0G
John Mefford, same, Salt
Creek precinct 24S.50
Lisle L. Horton, same, Stove
Creek precinct 213.54
Geo. V. Pickwell, same. Elm-
wood precinct 206.84
B. F. Dill, same South Bend
precinct
John McKay, same, Weeping
Water precinct
Wm. Sheehan, same Center
precinct 162.90
J. M. Hoover, same, Louis
ville precinct 230.44
R. E. Norris, same, Avoca
precinct 205. 9S
Wilson Gilmore, same, Mt.
Pleasant precinct 171. SO
H. A. Meisinger, same, Eight
Mile Grove precinct 19.4S
G. C. Hoback, same Neliaw-
ka precinct 208.27
E. B. Chapman, same, Lib
erty precinct 149.48
B. A. Root, same, Rock Bluffs
precinct 233.76
W. S. Vv'etenkamp, same,
riattsmouth precinct 163.40
Henry Snell, same, Weeping
Water City 185.14
Wm. Rummel, same, Platts
mouth City 252.50
Julius A. Pitz, same, Platts
mouth City 260.40
Nehawka Enterprise, print'g 11.00
Cass Co. Treasury, Stamps 23.90
J. W. Edmunds, land for road 300.00
DRAG FUND
John Urish, dragging roads,
RD No. 9 $ 15.60
Green Piggott. same. RD 10 14.40
Louis Schmidt, same, RD 7
Clifford Roberts, same, RD 1
Alex Campbell, same, RD 27
W. F. Laughlin, same, RD 5
Wm. H. Carper, same. RD 9
F. A. Marler, same, RD 1
Louis Allgayer, same, RD 13
Briley Mfg. Co., culvert,
RD No. 6
Arthur E. Opp, dragging in
RD No. 12
Kroehler Bros., mdse. RD 1
Wheeling Corrugating Co., 5
culvert?. RD 14
C. R. Miller Tractor Co., re
pairs, RD No. 6
Henry Trunkenbolz, drag
ging. RD No. 16
J. C. Mick labor, RD 16
Monarch Eng. Co., culvert.
RD No. 8 175.00
Paxton-Vierling Iron Works,
bars. RD No. 4
ROAD FUND
: Herbert Rohrdanz, road work
i in RD No. 9 $
S. A. Osboru, labor, RD 4
S. S. Petersen, labor, RD 5
J. C. Mick, labor, RD 16 '
32.24
8.75
11.50
62.20
25.15
5.45
11. SO
1.60
10.00
1.50
9.40
11.39
37.00
15.00
1S5.02
176.60
25.60
12.70
3.90
4.00
7.50
9.00
10.40
61.00
4.00
25.05
55.00
23.45
24.00
19.00
9.75
3.45
.7 5
40.50
Ralph Meisinger, road work,
RD No. 2 55.00
Crane, Curyea & Murtey, for
mdse., RD No. S 38.20
BRIDGE FUND
Monarch Eng. Co., concrete
culvert $175.00
Paxton & Vierling. steel and
bars, six bridges 160S.55
J. W. Banning, lumber, posts 93.51
M. L. Evans, building bridge,
Sec. 25, W. R. B 80.34
M. L. Evans, building bridge,
Sec. 4. W. R. B 98.06
M. L. Evans, building bridge,
Sec. 4, R. D. L 68.01
M. L. Evans, building bridge,
Sec. 17, W. R. B 91.75
M. L. Evans, building bridge,
Sec. 28, RD 4 69.89
M. L. Evans, building bridge,
Sec. 21. E. R. B 104.92
II. A. Funke, lumber . 115.20
Harry Linder, spikes 5.00
Tidball Lumber Co., lumber. 99.55
Ralph Meisinger, bridge wk. 23.40
Crane, Curyea & Murtey,
material - 43.20
Crane, Curyea & Murtey,
lumber 21.60
COMMISSIONERS' FUND
First District
C. R. Miller Tractor Co., for
repairs $ 3.17
L. L. McCarty, gas to HG 1 8.30
Second District
F. A. Burch, gasoline $139.66
Third District
C. R. Miller Tractor Co., for
repairs $ 29.70
CO. HIGHWAY FUND
August Krecklow, salary and
freight $ 9S.51
Richard Pickard, salary 9 5.00
H. L. Purbee, salary and ex
pense 97.25
Kroehler Bros., mdse 2.60
G. E. Young, mdse 3.55
P. Melchoir & Son, magneto
repairs 7 ."7 7
Wm. Rueter, team work, 4.50
Bert Jameson, team work 10.40
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gasoline 104.79
Henry Elseman, for 50 fence
posts 10.00
E. E. Myers, wiring, matl. 30.00
Haveloek Maint. Co., blades 8.75
Crane. Curyea & Murtey, for
merchandise 12.10
Garageman's U. O. & S. Co.,
grease, oil, drum 59.50
Nash-Vriesema Auto Co., for
repairs 47.90
STATE HIGHWAY FUND
Patrol No. 1
Gold Rice, salary $ 95.00
O. E. Small, salary, expense 95.75
Green Piggott, salary 40.00
Green Piggott. team work 54.00
Bud Nickles. labor 5 4.00
Roy Gregg, labor 54.00
John Wccders. labor 9.00
Fred Ruby, labor 7.50
Jean Spangler, labor S.10
Kroehler Bros.,- mdse 20.70
Ofe Oil Co.. gasoline S5.09
Chas. C. Barnard, team work S4.20
Platts. Motor Co., mdse. and
stnratre 20.36
L. L. MVcarty. supplies 26.61
John Iversdn, for sharpening
grader S.00
Weyrich & Hadraba. mdse. 2.75
Patrol No. 2
A. W. Eaton, salary, exp. $ 96.75
Fritz Tigner, salary
J. C. Niday, labor
95.00
22.00
18.00
14.52
13.50
13.50
1.15
13.50
Geo. Comer, labor
A. W. Propst, repairs
Sherman Austin, labor
C. H. Dvsart. labor
Frans Bros. Lumber Co., for
black paint
Sterling Harris, labor
Patrol No. 4
C. A. Trumble, salary, exp $ 97.59
W. O. Wall, same 1 9 6.36
F. M. Lyons, gas 64. aO
Geo. Trunkenbolz, supplies. 15.95
Trumble & Quinn, material
and tools '
J. B. Peterson, repairs and
storage
Payne, Wiles Machine Co.,
material, labor
State Nebr., DPW, supplies
State Nebr., DPW, truck re
pairs
Patrol No. 5
O. E. Sayles, salary. expense$ 96.50
.80
14.70
1.50
48.51
31.70
95.00
26.40
69.20
6.75
2.49
John H. Stradley, salary
S. S. Peterson, material, labor
Greenwood Oil Co., gasoline
Matthews & Peterson, grease,
spark plugs
Western Supply Co., belting
State Nebr., DPW, repairs 114.04
. MISCELLANEOUS
Cass Co. Treasury, auto plate
postage $ 8.00
The Beard adjourned to meet in
regular session on Monday, June
1J25.
GEO. R. SAYLES,
County Clerk.
0ll-c- of
COl'.NTV COM MISSION KKS
Of Ciinm County
Plattsmouth, Nebr.,
June 9th, 1925.
The County Board of Equalization
met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent: Fred H. Gorder, C. F. Harris and
C. D. Spangler, County Commission
ers; W. H. Puis. County Assessor
and Geo. R. Sayles, County Clerk.
The Board took up the considera
tion of complaints on file, but de
ferred action on same until all prop
erties could be inspected and ad
journ from day to day until Satur
day, June 13th, 1925, when adjourn
ment was taken subject to call of
the County Clerk, as provided by
law.
GEO. R. SAYLES,
County Clerk.
Off I CO i
ClItSTY roMMISSlOMiltS
Of Com Couuty
Plattsmouth, Nebr.,
June 15, 1925.
The Board met in regular session
as provided by law. Present: Fred .H.
Gorder, C. F. Harris and C. D. Spang
ler, County Commissioners; Geo. R.
Sayles, County Clerk.
The following business was trans
acted in regular form:
Mothers' Pension renewal for Mrs.
Minnie Mason by County Judge ap
proved. Certificate of Official Board
Canvassing the Special Election Held
in Weeping Water Precinct
71.00
.50
4.70
1.6;
.S3
12.00
30.00
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
S.SO
13.60
14. IS
100.93
2. S3
9.78
2.40
35.00
111.25
12. 9i
193.73
40.00
112.6:
19.50
. 150.00
22.16
4S.69
5.00
Breeders
Co., oil
Standard
HO No.
36.1
9.70
.$ 1.2 G
19.50
103.04
Blank books at the Journal office.
THE
Village Blacksmith
is always ready to
do your work
ALL WORK IS GUARANTEED
t
Plow and Wagon Work
a Specialty
J. A. LEONARD
the Blacksmith
HANLEY -: MEBKAbiA
State of Nebraska, Cass county,
ss.
We, the undersigned, Geo. R. i H
Sayles, County Clerk of Cass county,
Nebraska, and W. H. Puis and Hans '
Sievers, two disinterested electors in !
said county, chosen by said County
Clerk, acting as a Board of Canvass
ers to canvass the returns of the
election board of the special election
held In Road District No. 14, Weep
ing Water precinct, in Cass county,
Nebraska, on the 9th day of June,
1925, at which special election the
proposition to authorize a special
levy of 2 mills for one year only for
the improving of highways In said
precinct by draining, grading and
graveling the same was submitted
to the voters of said precinct, do
hereby certify that the following is
a true and correct abstract of the
returns of said special election, to-
wit:
Toal number of votes cast at
said election, 151.
Total number voting FOR and
AGAINST the said proposition
as indicated by "YES" and
"NO" are as follows:
YES 4S
NO 103
We declare that the proposition
voted upon at said special election
did not carry in accordance to law,
as less than two-thirds of the votes
cast at said special election, voted
"YES" on the said proposition.
In testimony whereof, we the un
dersigned members of the Canvass
ing Board have hereunto set our
hands and caused this to be attested
by the seal of Cass county, Nebraska,
this 13th day of June. 1925.
GEO. R. SAYLES,
County Clerk.
- W. H. PULS.
HANS SIEVERS.
(County Seal) Board of Canvassers
Claims Allowed
Claims as listed on the various
funds were allowed bv the Board:
GENERAL FUND
C. F. Harris, salary, mile
age, part of June $
Mable E. Reynolds, provisions
to Floyd Woods
Fred II. Gorder, salary and
mileage for part of June
Weeping Water Republican,
printing
Lincoln School Supply Co.,
census blanks
E. L. McDonald, provisions to
Swacker
L. P. Stanley, provisions to
Miller, Hindaman
John McKay, official, special
election. RD 14
Justin M. Ranney, same
A. J. Box, same
Walter Little, same
Theo. Davis, same and return
John P. Sattler, funeral ex
pense, George Muehl
State Journal Co., supplies to
Court Reporter
K. B. Printing Co., supplies,
Claim No. 139
Milburn & Scott, supplies to
Superintendent
Hammond & Stephens, sup
plies, claim No. 40
Charley Gradoville, work at
court house
Wm. Schniidtmann, for four
awnings
ROAD FUND
R. S. McCleery, concrete work
on RD 14 $160.32
Louis Schmidt, road work in
RD No. 7
Nebr. Culvert Mfg. Co., for
scrapers, RD No. 11
Standard Oil Co., supplies,
RD No. 14
Standard Oil Co., supplies.
RD No. 6
DRAG FUND
R. S. McCleery, head wall,
RD No. 6 $192.76
R. S. McCleery, head wall,
RD No. 14
Alfred Oelkers, dragging in
RD No. 14
Nebr. Culvert Mfg. Co., one
maintainer, RD No. 11
Nebr. Culvert Mfg. Co., one
culvert, RD No. 4
Ind. Road Supply Co., two
culverts, RD No. 16
Nebr. Culvert Mfg. Co., one
maintainer, RD No. 27 4 1
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
First District
& Farmers Supply
and barrel $
Oil Co., supplies,
1
Second District
C. F. Harris, freight on re
pairs
Emmet D. Stone, engineman,
HG No. 2
Nebr. Culvert Mfg. Co., Fres
no grader repairs
Standard Oil Co., supplies,
HG No. 2 S2.10
Third District
Standard Oil Co., supplies.
HG No. 3 $ 56.12
BRIDGE FUND
M. L. Evans, building two
bridges, Sec. 11-12, Platts
mouth precinct $192.26
Paxton & Vierling, steel for
two bridges. 567.15
The Board adjourned to meet on
Monday, July 6th, 1925.
GEO. R. SAYLES,
County Clerk.
3R1
A free trip
to COLORADO
is included with every
Burlington excursion ticket to
YELLOWSTONE
PARK
Visit the Land cf Eternal Wonder this summer.
Go one way through the Gardiner Gateway
the other way via the Cody road.
If you dont see the Cody road, you don't
see Yellowstone Park. Your Burlington
Yellowstone tour includes the 90-mile motor
ride over the thrilling mountain highway
without extra cost.
It takes you via Scenic Colorado and past the en
trance to Rocky Mountain National (Estea) Park.
This also without extra cost. A free side trip to
the Colorado Springs-Pikes Peak Region is in
cluded if desired.
Summer excursion rates reduce the cost
to a surprisingly low figure.
RJ W. CLEMENT,
Ticket Agent
breed of chickens are noted for their
laying qualities.
Last Monday and Tuesday Ru
dolph Bergman was in Omaha, where
he was looking after some business
matters as well as being a delegate
to the postmasters' convention being
11 f)0,.htI(l in the metropolis. He returned
August Stander was looking after . home Tn(,.)V c.velin
mm. fiEWS items 1
some business matters in Plattsmouth
last Thursday afternoon, driving
over in his auto.
Orris- Schliefert and the family
were attending the band concert
which was given at Weeping Water
last Thursday evening.
Wm. Rauth and son Herman and
wife were visiting last Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Tighe,
who make their home at Pilger.
Miss Anna Murphy, who has been
staying in Omaha was a visitor at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Charles
Murphy, for a short visit over last
Sunday.
Maggie O'Leary, who has been
quite ill for some time, is reported
as being better, and has been assist
ed greatly by the treatment of Dr.
Munson.
Edward Kelly was looking after
some business matters in Omaha on
last Monday, and also went to Platts
mouth. where he had some business
to look after.
Martin Luther Williams of Louis
ville was a visitor in . Manley last
Thursday morning with a load of
gasoline" for the station at the store
of R. Bergman.
Rudy Bergman is having his home
painted, the work being done by the
village painter, Mr. Fred Krecklow,
who sure knows well the way to
handle the brush.
Bert Mason of Weeping Water has
been relieving for a short time the
section foreman, Mr. George Ankrom,
the man in charge of the track work
for the Missouri Pacific
Richard Pickard has secured a new
car in an exchange, trading in his
Dort for a Universal sedan, which
will make the traveling which lie
and wife and family have to make a
pleasure.
George Curyea and wife, of Alvo,
were visiting in Manley on last Wed
nesday, coining to see and confer
with John Crane, manager of the
Crane, Curyea &. Murtey lumber busi
ness in Manley.
J. S. Rauth has installed a new
watering tank for the stock and on
last Thursday had the tank con
nected with the windmill in order
that the weather cculd do the work
instead of hand power.
Charles Lau has plowed his corn
over the second time and is now
ready and a part of the way over
the third time and had the fields
looking very fine. He expects to go
over the corn four times.
Edward Kelly was a visitor in
Plattsmouth last Thursday evenin
where he was visiting with friends
and also attending the American
Lesrion carnival, which was in evi
dence last week in the county seat.
In the game of ball which was
played at Manley last Sunday be
tween the Cedar Creek Beeves and
the Manley lads, resulting in a vic
tory for the home team, the score
being Manley 13 to Cedar Creek, 3.
Wm. Rauth has invested in a new
Studebaker roadster which he pur
chased at Nebraska City on last
Thursday and which is sure an ele-
ant car and will amply care for the
local traveling of this excellent gentleman.
Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor, of Mur
ray were visiting in Manley on last
Thursday, they being guests at the
parish house of the St. Tatrick
church in Manley, and guests of
Rev. Higgins and his mother, Mrs.
W. D. Higgins.
Mrs. Charles Murphy has been
having a new roof placed on her
home in the country and other work
done around the home, which has
added much to its convenience and
has been' having the interior of the
home decorated.
Mrs. Charles Lau received from
the Henry Field Seed company one
hundred Brown Leghorn chicks one
day last week and will exrect to
grow some .excellent layers, as this
H. W. Tool and Charles I. Long
were at Weeping Water and accomp
anied by the tamily of Mr. Tool last
Thursday, where tha two gentlemen
were assisting in making the good
music, which is one of the things
that is helping to make Weeping
Water great,
Roilin Coon was a visitor in Om
aha last Monday, after which he
went to Lincoln, where he was look
ing after some business matters for
the remainder of the week. Roilin
has just returned from a trip to
Texas, where he made a good sale of
lands to parties at Blair.
On Sunday Rev. Higgins and his
mother, Mrs. W. D. Higgins, spent
the day in Omaha, going for the
early morning mass which was be
ing celebrated by the Rev. Arthur
Taher, who was but recently ordain
ed to the Priesthood at Baltimore on
June 13th, and who will be assistant
in the Omaha diocese. Rev. Higgins
and mother "were well acquainted
with Father Taher and family in the
east years ago.
Lightning Makes Display.
Last Sunday morning during the
storm, as the Rev. Higgins was stand
ing on the porch of the Parish house
watching the progress of the storm,
the lightning struck the large tree
at the corner of the St. I'atrick's
church, ripping much bark and some
wood from the tree and stunning
Father Higgins for a moment, but
otherwise doing no, damage.
Business is Good
So says Jack Lenard, the black
smith, who came to Manley a short
time since and has been pounding
away at the anvil, doing excellent
work, and as he has found things
good here he concluded he would
purchase the business and accord
ingly has purchased the shop from
Herman Dall, and will move the
equipment to the building just north
of the Manley Farm Implement com
pany building, where he can be
i'oiuid whenever wanted.
Manley Showing Gains
Manley as a town is showing much
energy ana is maKing good in ner
improvement. Manley could also care
for other business than what she has
at this time, such as a garage and a
drug store. There is in Manley a
good active commercial club, and the
following businesses represented be
sides the churches and schbol: One
bank, two general stores, a black
smith shop, implement house, a good
lumber yard with a stock of hard
ware and two elevators. The town
is noted as a good grain market and
also provides good facilities for the
shipment of live stock. There is an
efficient grade school and ample fa
cilities for all schooling up and into
the high school.
The town is situated on the Red
Ball highway running through the
center of the county east and west.
There is an excellent barber shop
here, a pool hall and but a short time.
since an excellent physician has lo
cated here. Manley is surrounded by
an excellent farming and stock
raising district and the visitor will
find here excellent shopping oppor
tunities and low prices. Manlev is
an excellent country town in which
to have a home and to eneam In
business.
A SENSATION!
For' Ford cars, trucks and trac
tors, "Hot Shot" timer brush, works
right m your old worn out shell
51. o0 post paid. Money back if not
satisfied. 6. A. Van Winkle, agent.
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