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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
Alvo Department
Pliilip Coatnian has not been feel
ir.g very well for the past week, but
has kept at the work just the same
and is feeling some better at this
time.
Verle Rosenow and wife, who have
been visiting for some time in Alvo
with relatives and friends, departed
on last Wednesday morning for their
home at Minatare.
C. I). C.anz and wife were visiting
for the day last Sunday and were
guests at the home of the parents of
Mr. C.anz, and his sister, Ruth, at
Dunbar, they driving over in their
car for the day.
Mrs. Una Mi Hugh and mother, Mrs.
George W. Towle, of Murdock, were
visiting on last Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Winifred Murtey,
they driving over from their home in
their auto for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. banning
v ere over to Lincoln on last Wednes
day, where they were both looking
iifter some business matters as well
i.s visiting with friends, they driving
over to the big town in their auto.
Miss Emma Jordan entertained the
Woman's Missionary society of the
Methodist church at her home in Alvo
on last Thursday, at which time the
ladies looked after the work of the
society and also enjoyed a most
pleasant afternoon and were enter
tained by Miss Jordan with the serv
ing of delicious refreshments.
A. n. Stromer is enjoying a very
line new Whippet coupe which he
recently purchased and which he and
the wife are liking very well. In the
election of a car, however, P. J.
Lynch took the Chevrolet and is
well satisfied with this car, which is
sturdy, flexible and a beauty as well;
as showing much speed and endur-j
ance. I
Grandfather A. I. IJird was smiling
wh-n we saw him this week, not that
ho docs not always smile, for he does,
but this time the smile was a little
broader, for there had come to the
hemp of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leaver a
very sunny haired baby girl, and all
are doing nicely, thank you. Why
should not grandfather smile. And
Roy, well he is pretty well pleased.
Among those who attended the Cass
county American Legion picnic held
jit Louisville on Sunday, July 15th,
were Alfred Snedgen and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Dinges. the families
of Soreri Peterson and John Coleman.
All report that there was a large
c-rowd of very enthusiastic ex-service
i.ien. who would be willing to give
pood service again. A most enjoyable
time was had at the gathering.
Iast Sunday at the home of C. D.
Ganz and wife were gathered for the
day and a sociable visit, R. O. Cole
and family, of Plattsmouth ; Dale
JToyp's and wife, of McCook, who
have been visiting in Alvo for some
time: S. C. royles and wife.
Little Johanna Heinrichman. of
(Marion. Iowa, and Dorothy Mae Reh
jnoyer. of Omaha, little nieces of Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Rehmeyer, are spend
ing a few weeks at the home of Mr.
i'.nd Mrs. Rebmeyer and having a
splendid time as two young Misses
ran. and especially when a fond uncle
and aunt are trying to show them a
good time. Sure, Mr. and Mrs. Reh
meyer will see to it that the little
ladies are shown a most worthwhile
visit while here.
Misses 11a and Beryl Wills, of
Sioux City, have been visiting in
Alvo for the past week and have
been guests at the home of their
great uncle and aunt. S. C. Boyles
:;nd wife, and have been enjoying the
time most pleasantly. It will be re
membered that their father, I. D.
"Wills was for some years engaged in
the grocery business in Alvo. The"
visitors were guests for dinner last
Monday of Dr. and Mrs. L. Muier
and also for over the evening, spend-'-T
Tuesday at th home of R. M.
( i atnian and wife and remaining un
til Wednesday before returning to
their home in Iowa.
'ed to walk, and appropriated the gas
1 wagon and made good their get-away.
"When It came time for Earl and the
: family to return home, they were
not able .to find the car, nor have they
(as yet located it, so they had to bor-
row a car from one of their friends
in Ashland to come home with.
Greenwood Transfer Line
We do a general business make
trios reeularly to Omaha on Monday
! and Thursday, also to Lincoln Tues
day and Friday. Pick up loads on
these trips. Full loads at any time.
FRED HOFFMAN
Enjoyed a Week's Visit
Last week Mrs. Winifred Murtey
enjoyed a week's visit from her moth
er, Mrs. E. J. Price, and sister, Mrs.
A. A. Weir, both of Clay Center,
, from which place Airs. Price, the
i mother, who is 85 years old, drove
;the car. and enjoyed the trip most
splendidly. The week seemed short,
I as the ladies all enjoyed the visit
.most pleasantly which the coming of
'mother and sister afforded.
! Entertained W. C. T. U.
Mrs. Minnie Peterson entertained
at her home the newly organized
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of Alvo, at their third meeting, the
(union being organized on May 22nd,
land which has been doing excellent
(work, having greatly increased their
j membership since the inception of
the order in Alvo.
At the meeting last week the ladies
besides looking after the regular
work which came before them, dis
cussed the subject of Scientific Dis
cussion of Temperance in the schools.
The members of the union were loud
in praise of Mrs. Peterson for the ex
cellent time which she provided
them.
Loses His Auto
While Earl Keller and the family
v.er visiting in Ashland on last Sat
urday, and had 1 'ft their auto parked
ist the curl, some one came along
v. anting just that car, which is a
Ford touring, better than they want-
Low
Excursion
Fares
Every Saturday and Sunday
until October 1
BETWEEN
All Points in Nebraska
and Kansas within
Radius of 200 miles
iiiii
! iiii 4
Tickets on sale for all trains
Saturday and Sunday.
Return to reach starting
point before midnight
Monday.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION SEE
R. W. CLEMENT,
Ticket Agent
Hears Nephew Killed
W. II. Warner, the well known cit
izen of Alvo, received the sad news on
last Tuesday, telling of the tragic
death of his nephew, Fred Warner,
late of near Murray. Mr. Warner had
been cutting grain during the day
and had come to the house in the
evening and was watering the horses
at the well, when the lead reins be
came entangled in the pump, and all
four horses jerking back at once
pulled the pump over and upset the
platform of the well, throwing Mr.
Warner in such a way that his head
was crushed at the back and his neck
broken, and he was precipitated into
the well some seventy feet deep. Mr.
W. H. Warner was over to Platts
mouth for the funeral on last Thurs
day, going via Lincoln with a broth
er, Frank Warner.
Program, Legion
Essay Awards
Public Ceremony to be Held at the
Nehawka Auditorium Tuesday
Evening:, July 24th.
The program to be rendered in con
nection with the award of the first
state medal and the four county
medals in the Legion's recent essay
contest on "Why Every Citizen
Should Vote," has been arranged and
is given below.
This ceremony will be held Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock at the Ne
hawka auditorium and the public is
cordially invited.
PROGRAM
W. R. Holly, Co. Commander
Chairman
Song, "America" Audience
(Standing)
Invocation Rev. R. McConnaha
Pastor M. E. Church
Piano Solo Mrs. Kathryn Walling
(Selected)
Brief Remarks Col. John G. Maher
Sponsor Essay Contest
"Proficiency of Cass County Stu
dents" Miss Alpha Peterson
Co. Superintendent
Vocal Solo Mrs. E. H. Wescott
(Selected)
Address Lloyd D. Densmore
Senior Dept. Vice Commander
American Legion
Reading Prize Essay Mary Pollard
of Nehawka
Piano Solo Dorothy Lund berg
(Selected)
Presentation of State Medal
Miss Lulu Wolford
Asst. State Supt.
Presentation County Medals and
Certificates A. II. Duxbury
County Judge
"Star Spangled Banner" Audience
COUNTY WINNERS
Mary Pollard, Nehawka First
F. R. Guthmann, Murdock Second
Doris M. Parsell, Elm wood Third
Dorothy Brink, Plattsmouth Fourth
OFFICIAL PROCEED
INGS OF THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
Office of
t'lU XTl (.'! l I S S I O X E H S
of C-nM County
No. 10 3.90
Vance H. Harris, grading, RD
No. 11 23.25
Glen Edmisten, painting and
grading, RD No. 10 21.00
Roy Rhoden, dragging roads.
j RD No. 15,
H. J. Livingston, same, RD 8
Chas. Voigtmann, same, RD 8
'T. R. Jewell, same, RD 8
J Joe Scheehan, same, RD 8
Albert Kraft, same, RD 8
Henry Schaefer, same, RD 14
JF. M. Cole, same, RD 14
Louis Schmidt, same, RD 7
Harry Stock, same, RD 7
54
Plattsmouth. Neb
.Tnlv 3. 1928.
Eoard met pursuant to adjourn- A. J. Ntitzel, same, RD 7
merit. Present: C. D. Spangler. Fred Joe Yickers, same. RD 10
H. Gorder and C. F. Harris. County - R- Wiseman, same, RU 14
Commissior.crs; Geo. R. Sayle3, Coun- Ed Steinkamp. same, RD 8
ty Clerk. Harold Schliefert, same, RD 8
" Minutes of last session read and John Heil. same, RD 3
approved when the following business W. A. Baker, same, RD 27
was transacted in recular form: H. J. Thiele, same, RD 9
High School Tuition Millr Gruber, concrete
The County Superintendent filed ' wrk'"" 7 r ""7rri.I
High School Tuition sufficient to pay i
the expense of 34S pupils at 3.00,
per week each. I
As the total valuation for this pur
j pose was not available, the Board ,
Heft the matter of making the levy to
the County Superintendent, as pro
vided by law.
Quarterly Reports
12.75
14.25
19.87
13.65
5.20
10.50
13.65
12.75
59.20
6.50
7.50
13.50
24.00
12.75
21.60
26.00
20.25
22.50
work, RD 11 200.00
Peter Mann, part salary, RD
No. 11 40.00
ROAD PL'ND
David Horsch, road work in
RD No. 16 $
Chas. Frolich, same, RD 16
L. R. Stanley, mdse., RD 7
Green Piggott, road work in
5.40
18.25
9.71
nun vests m
5
Randan
Shares
iemi-Ann
Quarterly reports for the second p Burch sas RD 14
Home from Wedding Trip
On last Wednesday evening, Mr
and Mrs. Carl Rosenow, who have
been away for some ten days on their
wedding trip to Wisconsin, arrived
home and were welcomed by their
host of friends here. On Thursday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Fifer a shower for the bride was had
and the afternoon most pleasantly
spent, and many and beautiful were
the presents which were given in
evidence of the popularity of the
winsome bride. On Sunday again at
the home of the parents of the bride
Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. Snaveley. was
given a reception in honor of the
bride and groom, which was attend
ed by a large number of the many
friends of this popular couple and a
dinner fit for a king was served to
those present. '
CREEKS AT FLOOD STAGE
FYoir Saturday's Daily-
The travelers over the King of
Trails highway from the south last
evening reported that the Weeping
Water creek that flows through the
southern part of Cass county, was at
flood stage and at Union the water
was near the floor of the bridge lo
cated just west of the town of Union
and that the creek, which is usually
a very placid stream, was a raging
torrent and the heavy rains over the
wide territory that the creek drains
had caused the creek to rise to the
greatest height this season and
threatening to overflow the lowlands
adjoining the creek.
The Pappio creek near Fort Crook
was still on the rampage last even
ing and during the afternoon the
creek rose to even a greater volume
of water than it had earlier in the
morning and was covering hundreds
of acres of the low land and flowing
over the wagon bridge of the K. of
T. highway. The overflow made nec
essary the closing of that portion of
the highway to traffic and a detour
to the west was necessary and where
the travelers had to battle the muddy
roads for some distance and increas
ing the time necessary in getting to
and from Omaha.
C00UDGE FISHES AGAIN
Superior. Wis.. .Tulv 18 Thp
Brule river today claimed once more
the undivided attention of President
Coolidge.
Two days of entertaining Herbert
Hoover, republican presidential nom
inee, forced the rhipf PTPontlvo to
I slight somewhat his angling, but
I with the departure last nieht nf the
J secretary of commerce, the full fish
ling schedule was resumed. He came
DacK irora tne rorenoon session with
five trout.
Mr. Coolidge wished for Kprrptarv
Hoover the same rest he has ontnv.
ed in the north woods the last month,
for it was Raid ho hpllairofl tha nrv..
Jiuee showed the effects of the warm
weather and the strain he has been
under. The president's aDDarent im-
1 1 proved state ct health is Z'euiarked en
ay uic crowofc w no twtC6 a week
await his arrival at the executive
-t offices here.
LOCALNEWS
Dr. Heinem&n, Dentist, Hotel Main
Bldg., Phone 527.
From Thursday's Dally
Mike Pries of St. Louis arrived
this morning to attend the funera
services of his son-in-law, Fred
Warner and to visit with the old time
friends.
. Hon. Fred L. Nutzmann, one or
the prominent residents of the vicin
ity of Nehawka, was here today for
a few hours attending to some mat
ters of business.
Jack Pries of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
arrived here last evening to attend
the funeral service of his brother-in-law,
Fred Warner, which was held
this afternoon.
Attorney George Yeager of Ashland
was in the city for a few hours
today attending to some matters at
the court house and visiting" with
his friends here.
P. S. Sitzmann, Mrs. Marie Chadd
and daughter. Miss Viola, of Lincoln
were here today to attend the fun
eral services of the late Fred Warnei
which was held this afternoon.
Ernest Trumble motored to Eagle
last evening where he spent a few
hours with relatives and friends and
on his return was accompanied by
Mrs. Trumble, who has been visiting
there at the home of her parents.
quarter, 1928. were filed by the fol
lowing:
Clerk of the District Court $7S4.75
County Judge 613.85
Register of Deeds 598.20
County Sheriff 313.15
County Clerk 285.85
Claims Allowed
Claims as listed on the various
(funds were allowed by the Board:
1 GENERAL FUND
Geo. H. Sell, extracts to farm$
Weeping Water Republican,
for printing
Fred H. Gorder. salary and
mileage
iC. F. Harris, salary, mileage
Fred H. Gorder, for telephone
I calls
j Klopp Prtg. Co., supplies
Geo. it. tiayies, l:o. uierK, iees
2nd quarter. 1928
Mumm Bakery, bread to farm
Anna E. Leach, salary
Clara E. Wickmann, salary.
W. G. Kieck, salary, expense 127.38
W. H. Puis, salary 100.00
Dora Fleischman, care blind
brother
RD No. 27 61.00
45.50
40.25
79.65
F. Mj Cole, road work, RD 14
Earl Elliott, engine man, RD
i No. 16
A. A. Wallinger, graderman.
RD 6
Green Piggott, road work in
RD No. 10
Ted McCartney, gasoline, to
i RD No. 16
Eagle Oil Co., same, RD 16
! Fred Rueter, engineman, RD
82.30
5
i
Your money is secured by 1st mortages on im
proved real estate not to exceed 50 of act
ual value. For information call at the office
of
SEARL 3. DAVIS,
or write
The Standard Savings & Loan Assn.
1715 Douglas St., Omaha, Nebraska.
SI
2
H. Gorder and C. F. Harris, County
Commissioners; Geo. R. Sayles, Coun-
111.25 tv Clerk-
J The following business was trans-
25.60 acted in regular form:
39 01 1 Resolution
I Whereas, The First National Bank
, Vt . 1 r"o7TTc i o c a of Weeping Water has a Depository
mo w.T' F ?? J?"5J Ron(1 No- in the amOUnt of
6.00 Will Harley . same, RD 15 fi7.10 $15 00000 issued b the Fidelity and
Louis Schmidt, same, RD 7 121. 9a ' .t. tll.
66.70 G. L. Heneser. same. RD 13. 20.50 PePoslt m?anr- on file ?vU he
' ' f 'mi n t ir - I - r ir- -r I -ofo 'Oiini v v t n r
in
io.1V,, . . ., , . ,
IlUIlUs III Bitiu nan iv, aim
Whereas, The First National Bank
of Weeping Water, Nebraska, desires
t h IW ila C nd lit IWU u i i- a-n. t , u ii u
2.90
57.50
158.25
16.20
55.00
32.50
30.00
Bert Reed, salary, mileage.- 290.24
9.00
From Friday's Daily
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Kenner of Tal
mage who were here to visit at the
home of Mrs. Kenner's parents, have
returned home.
George W. Snyder came in this
morning from his country home and
departed for Omaha where he was
called to look after some matters of
business for a few hours.
George W. Mark of Fayettsville,
North Carolina, is a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
Mark. George Mark is a brother of
Hamilton Mark and has made his
home in the south for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Rosencrans of
Chicago arrived here yesterday after
noon for a visit of some ten daye
here with the parents of Mr. Rosen
crans, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rosen
crans and other relatives. They made
the trip via St. Louis and-enjoyed
a short stay in that city.
8.00
42. S7
7.9C
1.20
13. SO
152.40
12. IS
1.20
5.00
8.60
From Saturdays Dally
A. B. Fornoff of Cedar Creek was
here today to spend a few hours at
tending to some matters at the court
house.
Mrs. William McCarroll and son
of near Union were here today for
a few hours to lok after some mat
ters at the county court house in
which they were interested.
Charles A. Patterson, well known
Nebraska banker and vice-president
of the Farmers State bank of this
city, is here to enjoy a visit with
his brother and sister", R. F. Patter
son and Mrs. T. H. Pollock and the
many old time friends.
Dr. and Mrs. P. T. Campbell of
Omaha, who have been visiting at De
troit and other points in the east
for the past several weeks, came in
yesterday afternoon and spent a short
time here at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George R. Sayles, the parentr
of Mrs. Campbell.
"Arcadia" Convalescence and ma
ternity Home. Choice of doctors.
Phone 193-W. Box 114. ra8-tfw
Sam Giventer, prov. to poor
Farmers Union Merc. Co., pro
visions to poor
Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power
Co., service for June
A. O. Ault, prov. to poor
Dr. O. Sandin, help on clock
Plattsmouth Water Corpora
tion, water rent
Ilex Young, salary, mileage
John E. Turner, office expense
Bill Sandin, help on clock
Chris Rasmussen-, prov. poor.
C. H. Martin, merchandise to
county farm
Michael Hild, clerical work
George E. Sayles, same 2S.20
Philip Thierolf, mdse. to farm 8.90
Alpha C. Peterson, salary and
expense 186.93
L. R. Snipes, Co. Farm Bureau
expense 268.45
John P. Sattler, for repairing
jury chair 1.00
J. N. Elliott, salary and help 125.00
C. D. Spangler, salary and
mileage
W. A. Wells, mdse. to farm
Christ Furniture Co., same..
F. G. Fricke, same
Lorenz Bros., prov. to poor
Hans Sievers. salary, laundry
John P. Sattler, burial ex
pense. Woods
Klopp Prtg. Co., supplies
E. A. AVurl, prov. to poor
H. M. Soennichsen, same
Theo. Harms, same
D. Saxton. same
Omaha Prtg. Co., blanks 29.17
Cloidt Coal Co.. coal to poor. 11.00
Bert Reed, meals to prisoners
L. R. Sprecher. taxi service..
Golda Noble Beal, fees. State
vs. Lenville 10.85
Golda Noble Beal, fees. State
vs. Altschaffl
Golda Noble Beal, fees. State
vs. Altschaffl
W. II. Puis, merchandise and
repairs
A. H. Duxbury, salary
W. L. Hobson, burial expense.
Robinson
Chris Rasmussen, provisions
to poor -"
MOTHERS' PENSION FUND
Edith Hitt, Mother's Pension
for month of July $
Willa Hindman, same
Mary Piper, same
Minnie Edwards, same
Minnie Mason, same
Nellie Garcia, same
No. 9
W. A. Baker, road work
RD No. 27
Frank Hull. 8 posts. RD 27
Elden Hull. labor, RD 27
A. J. Schafer, road work, RD
No. 9 22.00
J. C. Niday, same, RD 11 19.50
C. V. Stoehr, same, RD 1 65.25
Fred McGrady, labor and ma
terial. RD 13 6.05
H. A. Funke, math, RD 9 10.80
Eli Keckler, graderman, . RD
No. 8 118.40
Geo. E. Nickles, math, RD 10 8.64
Fred Lorensen, road work in
RD No. 8 39.05
Crane, Curyea & Murtey, lum
ber, RD No. S 20.00
A. A. Schoeman, road, work,
RD No. 3 - 54.35
Louis Schmidt, same, RD 7 24.90
H. A. Risk Pipe Co., concrete j
work. RD 13 300.00 j
John L. Tidball, Jr., lumber,
RD No. 10 11.20
S. S. Peterson, material, RD
No. 5 8.65
I o. t o i in on Jiuersn cim, m;i ii u wt.ii iv,
RD No. 8 16.00
BRIDGE FUND
Whereas, the said First National
Bank of Weeping Water, Nebraska,
has deposited fifteen One Thousand
Dollar Fourth 4 ',4 Liberty Bonds of
the United States in lieu of and to
take the place of the said Fidelity
and Deposit Company Depository
Bond; therefore
Be It Resolved, by the Board of
County Commissioners of Cass coun
ty, Nebraska, in session assembled,
that the said $15,000.00 in United
States Fourth 4 V4 Liberty Bonds are
hereby accepted in lieu of the said
Fidelity and Deposit Company Bond,
and the said Fidelity and Deposit
Company Depository Bond is hereby
released from any and all obligation
for county monies deposited hereafter
in the said First National Bank of
Weeping Water, Nebraska, and the
said First National Bank of Weeping
Water, Nebraska, hereby agrees to
ipay the rental on a safety box in the
Federal Reserve Bank, of Kansas
60.00
6.00
5.20
7.50
92.65
65.00
13.25
246.10
16.1 5
13.65
25.50
41.25
J. E. Lancaster, sume, RD 27
Clifford Doran, Karae, RD 16
Floyd Becker, r.ame, RD 2
J. H. Fulton, same. RD 1
Jacob Witt, same, RD 5
ROAD FUND
Harry Schaefer, graderman,
RD No. 14 $
Arthur Skinner, road work,
RD No. 6
Ralph Meisinger, same. RD 2
C. C. Barnard, same, RD 1
J. H. Fulton, same, RD 1
Wm. Richards, same. RD 4
Jacob Witt, same, RD 5
BRIDGE FUND
Paxton & Vierling, reinforc
ing bars $ 175.75
A. F. Sturm, lumber 6I1.12
S. F. Chambers, mdse 6.25
Mead Lumber Co., material..
R. H. Lo lines Lumber Co., for
lumber
Binger Lumber Co., material.
Paxton & Vierling, steel for
six bridges 1931.85
Searle & Chapin, material 73.32
Fred McCleery, concrete box. 236.69
Lyman & Richey, one tar of
sand gravel
W'm. Richards, bridge work.
Jacob Witt, bridge work
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
1st District
Ofe Oil Co., supplies 113.91
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
2nd District
P. Melchoirs Sons, labor and
repairs 12.57
Standard Oil Co., supplies 137.33
COMMISSIONER S FUND
33.60
109.29
S5.60
44.16
S.50
22.00
147.95
101.52
47.30
140.60
44.45
8.50
1.00
5.00
105.50
50.00
4.68
23.50
37.00
5.00
9.00
10.75
7.00
8.90
8.40
9.75
183.34
90.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
15.00
Catherine Ash, same 20.00
Esther Converse, same
Mareia Hise, same
Dollie Duffield. same
Zella Conley. same
Elizabeth Wright, same
Josie Brown, same
Almeda Owens, same 40.00
Josephine Janda, same 10.00
DRAG FUND
Frank Henike, dragging roads
Frans Bros., material
H. A. Funke. material 64.801
II. W. Tool Lumber Co., matl. 356.33
H. A. Funke, material
Geo. E. Nickles, material
Fred Lorensen, bridge work..
Miller & Gruber. cone. work. 358.23
Crane, Curyea & Murtey, for
lumber 113.92
A. A. Schoeman, bridge work 49.90
Louis Schmidt, bridge work. 30.25
M. L. Evans, for building four
bridges 379.73
Fred McCleery. freight and
concrete boxes 333.42
II. A. Risk Co.. bridge work. 745.00
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
1st District
Bud Nickles, engineman, HG
No. 1 116.50
Alvin Bartlett. graderman,
HG No. 1 116.80
J. D. Adams & Co., grader
repairs 7.62
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
2nd District
H. A. Risk Co., concrete and
bridge work $255.00
1.3 3
8.97
5. CO
93.65
City, at Omaha, Nebr., in which the "r1 I'lsmd
f"iinir fMrL- nf Pacs nuntv inn rl- Npiir Olllvprt tff Cn fnr
w CV. ,I,.ay' bru,.fe wxorkTr Posit the said Liberty Eonds for safe grader repairs $
Jess F. arga, spikes handles 3.30 keepinK their safety further being Standard Oil Co.. supplies...
i ruarantppd hv th Bain First Nation- fo Hin inv a -v t.-i-v-t-
lal Bank, of Weeping Water, Nebras- Ed Montgomery, repair wk.$
ka. i Henry Christensen, salary.
Motion by liorder. seconueu oy , storage, helper
Harris that the Resolution he adopt- r. p. Coatman, salary and ex-
ed. I pense
The motion carried unanimously Coatman Hdw. Co., supplies.
this 5th day of July. 1928. .John E. Stradley. salarv and
C. D. SPANGLER, storage 1 85.00
Chairman.
FRED H. GORDER,
C. F. HARRIS,
Board of Co. Commissioners
of Cass County, Nebr.
88.00
56.32
Anton Auerswald. smith work
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
3rd District
Nebr. Culv. Mfg. Co., grader
repairs $
Lincoln Road Equip. Co., trac
tor repairs
Anton Auerswald, material
and labor
CO. HIGHWAY FUND
Leo Switzer, gasoline $
Searle & Chapin, material
Greenwood Oil Co., supplies
Sinclair Refining Co., gosoline
F. A. Burch, gasoline
Harold L. Richards, mdse
Ed Kelly, labor
E. J. Rummel, salary, expense
Matthews & Peterson, mer
chandise and labor
D. Switzer, salary, help and
5.00 1 supplies
10.00 O. E. Dowler, salary and ex-
.50
8.00
24.45
19.10
62.77
2.23
71.51
8.94
63. 3S
4.70
i Ofe Oil Co., supplies 93.20
j Plattsmouth Motor Co., sup-
1 plies 121.54
Jacob Witt, road work 5.25
Standard Oil Co., supplies 102.11
CASS-SARPY BRIDGE FUND
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co.,
tolls and rent 9.30
i I'iausmoutu .iotor Co., on..
Pension Renewals jOfe Oil Co., gas 5.03
nr,tr hv rhnntv .TnHrp rpnpwinir Tll? Board adjourned to meet on
the Mothers' Pensions of Mrs. Jose-. Monday, August 6th 192 S
for a period of six months, approved.
Attest:
GEO
(Seal)
R. SAYLES.
Cass Count Clerk.
Claims Allowed
Claims as listed on the various
R. SAYLES.
County Clerk.
8 r.7'1
funds were allowed by the Board
GENERAL FUND
Streight & Streight, burial
expense, Mrs. Monroe $
Golda Noble Beal, fees, Clerk
of District Court 140.43
Clarence E. Ledgway, salary
for month of June. 91.67
Lincoln T. & T. Co., service
and tolls 85.00
Will T. Adams, part salary
for June 54.17
Milburn Scott Co., supplies.. 13.35
Golda Noble Beal. insane case
Allen 5.25
Dr. J. H. Hall, same, physi
cian
C. A. Rawls, same, attorney.
For Sale: S h. p. Cushman gasoline
engine. A-l condition. Inquire of
James Yelick.
j23-3sw
Mrs. John Hi her departed this
j morning for Hastings where she will
visit at the home of her son, John
I Hiber, Jr., and family and was ac
companied "by her grandson, Robert
, Bester, they spending a few dayr
there.
10.00
10.00
7.50
7.50
eI'ijBert Reed, same, sheriff
88.10 Geo R sayles. County Clerk,
8.00
3.00
3.00
8.0i
!GjARjAjGE
pense
White & Bucknell. mdse 1.
Frank Read, salary, storage
Nebr. Power Co., service
86.65
1.14
in RD No. 7 $ 18.00 ,W. H. Puis, tractor repairs-- 123.52
Some day women will be the rul
ing sex, says a scientist. We are ex
pecting any time now to hear that
it is E.-t hsjond the range o! possi
bilities tcr water ct Niagara to tall
down instead of up.
Geo. Durham, same, RD 13.
Walter Stroy, same, RD 7
Milo Buskirk, same, RD 7
M. G. Mendenhall, same. RD
No. 15
Wm. Knutson, same, RD 3
Lee A. Cole, same. RD 3
J. C. Spangler. same. RD 3
Fred Linhardt, same, RD 13
Wm. C. Neuman, same, RD 3
G. L. Ilencger, same. RD 13
Int. Harvester Co., repairs,
RD No. 11
Lawrence Erhart. dragging,
RD No. S
Christie Stohlman. same, RD
No. 8
Eugene Colbert, same, RD 8.
Chas. Roelofsz, same. RD 16
W. L. Seybolt. salary and ex-
ptr.bt. ED No. 10
J. "W Ki'.itr.er. lv&sgiv.s. RD
No. 13
E. M. Sclionidker, same, RD
23.20 S. S. Peterson, repair work
3.90 'peter Mann, part June salary
18.00. Lincoln Road Equip. Co., for
j tractor repairs
71.60 A. Auerswald, smith work
5 Si CASS-SARPY BRIDGE FUND
4.15
50.00
'"" Albert Cotner, salary $
13.1- joc wooster, salary
12.35 Theodore Svoboda. salary
8-25.Wm. McCrary. salary
.4V McCarty & White, gasoline.-
I The Board adjourned to meet
1&- Thursday. July 5th, 1928.
I GEO. R. SAYLES,
-u0, County Clerk.
13.12
12.00
6.00
bS.GS 1
salary and expense 174.83
Ghrist Furniture Co.. mdse.
In rnnntv farm 17.25
8"-20 John Iverson. labor, matl. 8.60!
'John P. Sattler, ambulance
92.60, for A1ipn 50.00
8-4 3 Golda Noble Beal. salary 183.3 4
C. F. Harris, phone calls . 4.75
DRAG FUND
Standard Oil Co., gas oil, to
RD No. 11 $141.71
International Harvester Co.,
repairs, RD No. 11 7.65
31.10 'J- E. Lancaster, for dragging
roads, RD No. 10
E. J. Boedeker, same, RD 9
C.'A. Althouse, same, RD 6
Edw. L. McCartney, same, ku i
No
Fred E. Creamer, same, RD 6
H. M. Carnes, same, RD 6
Wm. Kitzel. same. RD 6
O. J. Friend, same. RD 6
Adolph Bockelman, same, RD
4.50
95.00
95.00
95.00
50.00
1.06
on
39.00 j
15.75
11.25
Our Repair
Garage
Office of
COVSTV COMMISSIOAUKS
of Conn Couut)"
Plattsmouth Nebr.,
i Ju!v 5. 192S.
.90 The Eoard met as per adjourn- Harold Albert, same, RD 2
nieut. Present: C. D. Spangler, Fred Ralph Meisinger, same, RD 2
lis kept constantly busy because mo-
fu mi""l w' 9.00 torists recognize it as the best and
" - 'a .
s.t)2.ffl05i reiiaoie repair snop tor every
12.75 kind of damage a car can possibly
IIH ' sustain. And, being practical men of
I long and varied experience, all our
No. 6 13.50 repair work is excellently and thor-
7.50 .omrhlv done, without nn-neeessarv de
lay and at reasonable charge.
Elmer Bennett, same, RD 6
Christ Neben, same, RD 6
21.00
Wm. Richards, same. RD 4 10 4.00
Floyd Gauer, same, RD 2-
LeRcy Meisinger, same. RD 2
Howard Loliueb, biias, RD 2,
7.50
3.75
12.75
11.25
21.50
Frady's Garage
Phone 53
