MONDAY, JAN. 28, 1920.
FLATTS" 0 TJTH - WEEKLY JOTTBJTAL
page rrn
IRDOCK
IS
A. I). Zaar has his ice harvesting
completed and is not at all sorry.
Kalph Hempke was looking after
some business matters in Lincoln on
last Saturday driving over in his car.
(Hist Wendt was helping one hun
dred and fifty head of hogs to the
market at South Omaha last Thurs
day. Frank Hempke has moved to the
Waldron place west of Murdock,
where -he will farm tor the coming
season.
Virgil Albright the proprietor of
the new restaurant was a business
visitor in Omaha on last Tuesday
and was looking after some business.
Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schmidt were over to Omaha where
they went to attend the Passion Play
and also to look after some business
as well.
Gust Hempke was attending the
sale of Ralph Keckler east of Wabash
on last Wednesday and reported a
very good sale and things selling at
good prices.
Will Meyers and wile of near Elm
wood were visiting for the day on
last Wednesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. O. L McDonald, parents of
Mrs. Mevers.
The Murdock 4-H dub held a very
interesting meeting at the auditor
ium of the Murdock high school last
week. See a fuller report of the meet
ing elsewhere in this paper.
Daniel Reuter departed last week
for Orange, California, where he
went to visit for a time with his
lather, Peter Reuter. who is making
his home in the west at this time.
Herbert Bornemeier and Wm.
Strnich were over to Omaha one day
last' week where they attended the
Passion Play, and were greatly en
thused over the very vivid presenta
tion. The Farmers Co-operative levator
received a car of coal last Wednesday
which was unloaded by Milo Bus
kirk, and got into the sheds the
amount which was not hauled away
by the farmers.
M. R. Riley of the United States
Oil company of Omaha was in Mur
dock on last Wednesday and was
hiking after some business matters
for his company and also visiting
with Mr. A. 11. Ward.
Harold Hempke who last week had
the misfortune to have a toe mashed
while he was working for the Burl
ington at Lincoln is kept from wor
for a time but is expecting to be able
to return to his work in a short time.
Harry V. McDonald has purchased
a new Model "A" Ford sedan, which
is about the last word on motor
transportation, and as it is a four
iln.ir closed car will care for all th"
'l- ei'.s of Mr. McDonald and the fam
ily. .1. Johnson very kindly took his
car last Wednesday and took Mrs.
Crow-ford to the home of M. E. P.ush
neil. Mrs. Bushnell being a daugh
ter. She was accompanied by Robert,
lor son. wlui however returned to
M urdock.
Messrs and Mesdames Harold W.
Tool, and Henry A. Cuthmann were
over to Omaha on last Wednesday
wh-re they were visiting with friends
looking alter some business and also
attendiiis; the style show which was
being held there at the time.
Taul Schewe, Leo Rikli and Emil
Lau completed their ice harvest on
Fridi'y of last week and are now
ready for the song of the birds and
th- p. nt n.-. '- breezes of the spring
time, which they are hoping will be
accompanied by the song of the birds.
Dr. L. D. I-e performed an opera
tion of the two sons of Mr. and Mrs.
M. c. " iling. Edgar and Jimmie.
for relief of appenditicis who
are getting along nicely at this
time. They remained over night at
the doctor's home and returned to
their home near Greenwood on last
Tuesday.
The section crews of both Alvo and
South Bend were in Murdock last
week for a short time assisting in
the unloading of eir.ders which were
shipped from the terminal points for
hallaf'iTig track and placing hetween
the laLs to avoid the mud at such
times as their is mud.
Last Wednesday morning John V..
Kruger and wit" departed for Oak
land and West Point where they were
visiting for the remainder of last
week and will visit this we;-k with
relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Krug'T lived for seine zx years ax
Oakland
md
are well acquainted
there.
'"harl'-s Ihi
both purchase
11 and Fred :-.i.;i have
d pew cars, they select
ing the coath style of Model "A" of
the new For;: pattern and are well
satisf.erj with th'ir purchases. Fred
has received his car but Charles had
to wait a few davs for his to arrive.
They both
Syracuse.
purchase1
from a firm at
Complete Their Course
Th- lass in First Aid of the Red
Cros work which has been holding
for the past number of weeks, at
Wabash, and in which Laeey Mc
Donald. Elsie Kupke. and Mary Born
nieier have been students, completed
their course of six lessons last week,
and will soon take the examination
Ford Radiators
Copper lop and bottom properly built making one of the
best possible radiators. Prices of these are right. Radiators
repaired any make, any style. We make them fjood!
138 RADIATOR ALCOHOL
ANY CAR MADE TO WORK SEE US FOR YOUR WANTS
A. H. JACOBS
South Garage Murdock, Nebr.
which is required to receive a certificate.
Little One is Better
The little two year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schleifert
which ha.s been so sick for some time
was operated upon at the home of
its grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jul
ius Reinke one day last week, and
is reported as being much better
since.
Preparing for Kot Days
Frank Rosenow, Edward Gueil
storfi" and Wm. Lutchens completed
their ice harvest last Tuesday, and
placed in their store houses some
forty loads,
loads. Mr.
Gueilstorff
Mr. Rosenow getting nine
Luetchens ten and Mr.
placing in his house 21.
Wind Does Damage
On last Tuesday while Alvin
Bornemeier was moving his sheller
from a job which he had just com
pleted to another place where he ex
pected to begin work again, the storm
broke, and a sudden and strong gust
of wind turned his sheller over and
did much injury to the machine.
With the prevailing strong wind the
machine was allowed to remain un
til the following day when it was
righted and the necessary-
repairs
made so that he could again
the work of which he has a
at this time.
get at
plenty
Seniors Kake Merry
The members of the Senior class
of the Murdock high school on last
Tuesday evtning gave a party for
the members of the class, and were
furnished a place at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Amwert. The young
people surely enjoyed the evening Uo
they had a good program, good eats
and played many merry games.
Burial Vaults
You care well for your loved ones
wh'lc alive. One of our concrete
vaults protects their remains when
buried. An absolute guarantee.
MILLER & GRI'BER.
tf-N Nchawka. Nebr.
Will Live With Daughter
Mrs. J. M. Crawford who has re
sided in Murdock for many years and
who has been in (juite poor heahh for
some time past, and with only her
self and son. Robert, to look after
the household, it has been a very
hard task when Robert went to work,
and so arrangements were prefested
whereby Mrs. Crawford went to he r
daughter. Mrs. M. E. Bushnell ovr
north near the river on the farm,
where she will stay for the winter
and where she can receive better care.
Robert has done all possible under
the conditions in the care ( f the
mother, and used every kindness, but
when he had to be away it w.:s diffi
cult to give her the care needed.
Have Fine Time
The boy of Mrs. Otto Miller'?
Sunday school class entertained the
girl-- of Mrs. Ray Gorthey's cImss
Monday evening at the beautiful
country home of Carl S.-hlople
After the business meeting a
iff s
f.iu
social time was had and a de-lie
lunch was served by the hostes
llr
Four Square Clut
The Four Square dug met Jrn.
21 at the school house, uite a lew
members were absent.
The lesson on Signs of Health in
Childhood, was quite long but very
ir.teresting and should be well stud
ied by mothers who have small chil
dren. Measuring and good points of
body conditions were demonstrated.
Little Verna Louise Schrumm of six
years being the one to take the ex
amination, was found to be almost
normal for her age.
Mrs. Daisy Roger, a project
er gave the club a surprise hy
ing a large" box of beautiful
lead-p::ss-andy.
made from club receipts.
A short course of Whys and Where
fores of Child Training will be given
by Miss Agnes Saunders who is the
nursery maid director in the Home
Ecnomics department of the Nebras
ka University. At Murdock school
house Febr. 21 from !:," to ll::.i
a. m.
All mothers in the west half of
Cass county who are interested in
children are urged to attend this
meeting. High school girls are cor
dially invited to come also.
Our next regular meeting will be
at the school house Febr. IS. Piea.-e
bring your scissors and paper. Come
early and enjoy the singing.
Annual Stockholders Meeting
The 14th annual stockholders
meeting of the Farmers Union asso
ciation of Murdock. Nebr., will he
leld on Feb. ."th. 192'.. at 1:30 p. m.
! at Union hall at Murdoch, for the
election of three directors and any
' business which may cnm before the
'meeting, for which every member is
requested to be present.
FRED STOCK.
President.
AUGUST RT'GE.
J21&2S-SW Secretary.
W. M. S. Week
The W. M. S. of the Murdock
Evangelical church met D'-c. 27.
1928 to conduct their annual meet
ing, also election of officers for the
ensuing year.
The following officers were e -.-ted:
President, Mrs. Otto Miller. Vice
President, II. R. Knosp; Secretary,
Frank Rosenow; Treasurer, F. Luet
chens; Superintendent of Mission
hand, Mrs. H. S. Schweppe.
We are well satisfied with the fact
that the society has raised during
the past year $73ti.b0. These ladies
deserve much praise for the wonder
ful work they are doing at home and
abroad in the upbuilding of God's
kingdom in the missionary fields,
and in bringing the gospel to an un
saved world.
May the Lord bless their work
and crown their efforts with success.
AI
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3
J. W. Bird of Mankato. Kansas, ar
rived in Alvo last week, and has
been visiting with his many friends
in this neighborhood.
Attorney C. D. Ganz was called to
Plattsmouth on last Tuesday .win re
he had some business matters to
look after at the county seat.
Charles Dillman and wife of Man
kota Kansas, were visiting in Alvo
with their many friends here, and
were accompanied by their daughter.
Mary.
Art Skinner has a new model Uni
versal car, which he recently ac
quired and which he is finding is an
excellent automobile and which is
giving him good service.
John B. Skinner was over to
Omaha on Thursday with a load of
stock for J. H. Nickel, which brought
good prices and by the v. ay were
some very good stock at that.
Mayor Arthur Dinges and wife en
tertained a number of their Iriends
on Tuesday evening" at their home
at a six o'clock dinner at which, time
a very p!e,,sant time was had.
Karl Rosenow and Jess Brant
were over lo Omaha last Tuesday
evening where they wet e looking af
ter some business matters for a short
time, they driving over in the pro
fessor's car.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Coalman. Mrs.
Minnie Peterson and Mrs. Edwanl
Edwards were in attendance at the
celebrated show "King of Kings"
which was presented at Lincoln on
Thursday evening of lat week.
John W. Banning was unloading
another car of coal during past
week, the prevailing cold w.-aihei
had made and kepi a stione demand
for fuel, and with its continuance
we may look for a real winter.
Good priced prevail d
t he S.lb
J. II. Lowe, which was he 1
d on hi: '
Thursday, no: v:i t ns! a : ! n
weather which prevailed,
will discontinue farming
make his home in l'av !
they will move in a very s
The friends of Mr. and
g ih. c d;i
Mr. Low,
and v ill
eh. v. 'n re
:iort time.
Mis. Paul
Coalman who w re recently
united
in at
in marring'
wa tendered i
the home of J
Saturday night,
number of theii
etit and made it
for them.
Mrs. John 1.
to Lincoln on h .
her mot h 1 had
i n Fi-che r on last
at which a large
Iriends were pres-
vei v m( I'l'v evening
F
l man w as
r:,i;isd;.y
n in r
CUliCil
nine,
health
i r. at
to u;i
r nun
during
and while she has tried very
nnnt it was found necessary
dergo an operation. Mrs. F:
went to he with the mother
the ordeal.
The official board of the
Meth-
odist church h'id their annua! m-et-ing
at the basement of the church
on last Thursday evening, when
they wiith their good wives looked
after the business of the church and
did not forget to also have some
good eats as well.
Paul Coatman was over to Omaha
with the wife last week and mad;
purchase of furniture for the house
keeping, and the same was brought to
Alvo and the home south of town
on last Thursday evening. Paul and
wife will get their furniture arranged
antl be keeping house as cozy as you
please shortly.
Lee Coatman. who has been doing
the work at the Alvo garage during
the illness of Arthur Dinges who is
slowly recovering from the operation
of some time since, was a visitor at
the home of a very clear friend at
Utica on last Saturday and Sunday,
but reported for work bright and
early on Monday morning at the gar
age. On last Wednesday afternoon Jiie
ladies (lass of the Methodist Bible
school gave a farewell reception to
one of their members. Mrs. Charles
Foreman, who is soon to move to
Lincoln to make her home. Mrs.
Foreman has been very active in
the work of the class and will be
missed in the church cinl-s as well
as in other activities of the city. The
ladies were gathered at the home of
Mrs. Ole Peterson, who proved to be
an excellent entertain r and
everybody feel at bom-' and h
ma ue
PP".
Telephone System Out.
A truck from Douglass, pansinp;
thrnusrh Alvo a few days since had
a very hiph load of poods on the
truck, caught on the cable of the
Alvo telephone company and tore it
loose, with the result that the entire
system was- put out of commission.
The town experienced the sensation
of the olden times as ihey were with
out, telephone service and connection.
The accident happened on Tuesday i
and there was no connections for the !
Yi
city until the following day. when ;
a force of workmen arrived from Do rot v.ait till the rush of Spring
Lincoln and made the nece ssary re-"nrTlr in w rennv for active Farm-
nilirK 'inn nilf trr tnn in rM- .-.
iion with ,i w-n; i ' "
'.
The C
meron Pro
labored un-
jress
d"t- difficulties in its last issue, all tir-ie- arid then you will not run the
because someone misplaced all the chances of disappoirtaient when ev
"sv of the linotype. Other s's were .erj'one wants work done right away.
i
su-jsiuuieu. anu tne newspaper ex
plained the letters were slightly cut
of hue. but they v ere better thdii
no s's at all.
GREENWOOD
Watson Howard shipped a car load
of ice from the lakes at Memphis
where the Burlington lias been cut
ting and stored it at Lis house in
Greenwood.
John C. Lomeyers was a business
visitor in Omaha for one day during
the fore part of last week, and also
remained for the Passion Play, which
was on all last week.
Leo Peters and Carl St under were
shelling and delivering corn to the
Peters elevator, on h; Wednesday,
notwithstanding the mercury was
liirting with the small numbers neat
zero during the entire day.
Mrs. A. I'. Land on was a visitor in
Ashland on last Wednesday for the
morning on the return was accom
panied bv her sister. Mrs. Villa Mar
shall, of Ashland, w
friends in CreciiW''
mainder of the day.
Fred Hoffman is
with the stuck which
visited with
for the re-
kept
h ust ling
to haul
n
liar
to Omaha and the merchatidis'
he return. Willi ev rv load
w hi -h
of c;:i-
t !e
which he has for the market he
has some return of goods for the
G reen word mercha n t s.
We had an invitation to remain
in Greenwood for a g-.inv of cribbage
which was to be io,:t s;ed at the
I. o. o. F. haM but the v. eathr was
very
Place
hilly and we thougnt the iiest
would he at our o,vn fire:-id
at home, and so did
were not informed as
of the game.
C. O. Swrnson ha-;
storage nh.nt. and h
w 11 over the fact. He
tna-1 deir.g ihe haulim
to bring in some v
load 'Ahi-.-h nr.kis thir
Tv,riation as the ice is
the huro at the lake
not
yet
his
fe
has
W !
stay. We
the result
i-e in the
ling quite
Fred Hoff-
ho was al.l-'
s with :.cl',
av of trans-
dell
ven
,1
I rom
r of
to the (
n;-1 !(!..
l.a bt ei:
'acihe ;ir
t ' e jre llOUSe et t !H
Paul Ren v:i''Z w ho
ing for the Union !'
agent at O'.dshcrg. K;
hone la si we. i and
fev day; here. The a
he n in had heahh ;
wori
: reii.
t u rn
yiug fe hli
to S
n
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; enj-
ii t ; !
We at
L ".-.:
no"
as i
tor:
d1 v
s to con. 'tilt a -
cia'.ist.. a
cnnra-reiue
itirmatv, i
I will aw;
hej ng gi v n ;! n y
o a etir for h:
ed. to his work
loonier i s.
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a n (
'.Vanted To Buy P"
; ;n i n the mark
f.d Arimab.
t f, r hides
will buv fall
s. Phone
1
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V
and '
Is for
at t !. .
their
and
hid.
J. Kelley. Greenwood. Neb.
Be!irrr. in Brin:;
i'iiil Hall. form,
niter S";.f Army
of the Reserve tol
n g i n a con ; j ; j ,;i t
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to c so.
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making an appropriat i-n
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f. R-.Ij
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who ha"
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working- at
assist ing i
turline-'on
week as I
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for
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bout com.'
Grcenv.oocl Transler Line
We de a gen. r;il business make
trins regularly to Omaha on Monday
and Thursday, also to Lincoln Tues
day and Friday. Pitk up loads on
ihe-se trips. Full loads at any time.
FRED HOFFMAN.
Attend Plattsmouth Meeting
O" best Thurseiay evening "it the
American Legion Hall in Platts
mouih was held tiie-ir indoor meet
ing, nnd sure, tin- Ame-rican L.-rri-m
was
there with the s
; seveii mf-r.iier
e ji. irt
Green
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ir- t!
vinii
Th"
iioor
the :
lads
1 th
Post who were
wt-athe-r v.is nt
m
ti:
. no
icys
a n d
the- roads ve-ry
;r nix:
are :r
hr;i vi
f the.
t:r. 1
of the
v.ert wi
md haii
g ion
ng to
v.at h-r
K;l.
ips f
trip
di i
to be with th - other lad- v.
their stunt in tl '- trying days, of 'h'
Yv'orl 1 var. The- Legion post we-.:
for a crood time and sure' had it. ;';
the'y found a res.ponsiv" set of service-nie-n
at the- hall and r'-ady. y.-a e airer,
to do their iiortion fo-- a niht which
will he lone reni'-mbt-red. The- Cre'-n-v.(,od
post took with them the "Queen
of Sheba" which They do say was re
cently resurrected from the pyriamils
of Esypt. All the seven boys were
well pleased with tiw everir.jra fun.
and are anxious to go again.
Attention
c
ins operations
Be
ready
when the
i time comes. Plow
work should be
'iockea after nov wlien we Iiae the
Se Peterson
Greenwood
Entertain General Kensington
Mrs. A. W. Hudson, who is one of
the vriv best entertainers had :is her
days work the entertaining of the
Greenwood General Kensington on
lnt Wpflnt'sdav n'tprn.mii nnil had
with her a large number of the lad
ies of Greenwood who were willing
to work and likes fun, and they had
both which was enjoved to the limit.
Much Grain Moving
The two Greenwood elevators have
been very busy receiving and ship
ping grain, as we!l as selling and
delivering coal, as the weather has
been such that much fuel is required,
and the farms with the good prices
of corn are willing to sell the cereal
and also are taking advantage of
the weather when it is not such as
on
are
wants to do anything else and
delivering their corn very freely.
Enjoy Southern California
A letter from (). F. Peters and wife
who have been staying for the great
er portion of the time since their de
parture from here, at Riverside
Cal-
i forma
i short time since went to
San Dieg
sp. tiding
there. Wel
visited at
, where they have been
a month. They, while
over into Old Mexico and
a small town. Tia Juana
i pron ' ur.ced
saw tome of
Teewanat and there
Mexican life.
i
HEW
Ralph Wiltse. who resides in Man
ley and works in Louisville has been
laid up for a few days with a severe
attack of the grippe.
Rudolph Bergmann and the wife
were visiting in Omaha for the day
on last Tuesday, they diiving over
to the big city in their car and were
looking after some matters of busi
ness for a short time.
Roy
Rennet who has bet
working
on the section for the Missouri Paci
fic out of Mauley for some time past
was laved off on account of scarcity
of work, and on last Tuesday depart
ed for his home at Falls City.
Miss Rachel Flaischmann was en
joying a visit from her friend. .M'.ss
Norma Clarke of Omaha, who re
mained for a numb.r of days dur
ing the time the young ladies en
joying the visit very pleasantly.
The Farm.-rs Co-Operative Grain
company of Manhy had a meeting
one day last week, where they. went
ov r their reports and were greatly
ph a.-e.:; with the fine business
tbev had d.-ne during the past
v.hicii
year.
I In- en y
corn over
go. .ii deal
k.-pt Mr.
th. ship, i
roads and
the roads
f horse s!
Am t-wald
o hiving
lire d'
, has
loeing.
verv
1 : v ry o!
cus.-d a
and has
busy at
t wo
men
v
i-
ing a portion of the
time-. On-- il
Antone shod nineteen
horses, whi
h
wf-s going some.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Staples, th'.
neojde who have instituted the in w
ere; ni station
We-re
sd;iy.
some-
dvt r to Lincoln
OTl
lord
a tii!
s .ni
r mi
We din
after
ere th
-in ess
e-y w.
malt
re
rs
in
i n
bu
also bringing home' with th
merchandise for the towns
from Lincoln he re.
Enter' ?.ined Their Frinds.
i 1; -t Sunday at th- t.e:;i'iiul
try h' tr.e- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
O;
R. i -t
frier:
most
sp.-nt
and
Were gathered some1 - ine'i:
where all enjoyed tii.- day,
ple-ndidly. The afternoon wasi
t in stcii.l ctinversation. music
games. The re vvi c th"r
occasion Ttddv Harms and
for
lam-
th
ilv
md Harry Hawes and family.
Thieves Steal Gas
wee-k some miscreant.
L;ist
wit!)
truck and "barrels broke into the
gas tank of Aug. Krecklow a! the
garage- antl pumped some- two hun
dred and fortv gallons of gas from
the tank, in fact pumped it dry, and i
math1 away with it. It se-ems nothing
is safe-, for they steal tverythingj
that is loose and break the otner
loose and carry all away.
Director? of Bank T-Icet.
The annua! meeting of the- Man
I.y State- bank was held Monday.
Jan. 14th and all officers and direc
tors were re-elected for the enduing
year. The- officers ate; F. H. Si audio-,
pres'dent: Aug. C. Pantscb. vice
president; Wm. J. Ran. cashier. Ce
c liii R;iu.
The- dire
pleased 'v
assistant -;-shier.
ctors of the hank a.t" veil
ilh the showing of the-
ml: for the year jus: past a.id lo'k
uward for a be-t'er year for 1 f 2 f .
I-
fine to the good crop vie-'d for ,h
iv.-ar just passef and increased prices
!! farm produe's
which is vtry
lie;
dnv to the farme
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
For Li
" to f)p"ratf a Poo Hall. '
; here!)" gi-ven tha.t the un
will on the Ot li day of
l?(2a. at 11 o'clock a. m.,
No, ice
('ersig:i"f
February
a: the Court House in IMattsmouth
Nebraska, make application to the
Loard of County Commissioners of
Cass county, for license to operate a
pool hall in the building situated on
Lot T. in Ulock in the Village of
ilar.Icy, Cass county. Nebraska.
Dated this. 10th dav of Januarv,
A. D. lft2fL
RUDOLF R ERG MANN,
j 2 1 - 3 1 sw Applicant.
htjn:
BOEING PLANE
DOWN IN
UTAH
Salt Lake Citv. Jan. 2.r.. Headed i cause, if any there be, why the pray
by Lieut. Russ"ll Mauffhan. (lawn-!r of the petitioner should not be
to-dusk flier, six airplanes took off ! granted, and that notice of the pen
here Friday to search for a passenger ' dency of said petition and the hear-
plane of the Boeing Air Transport
1 . T . . I rr I. . .1.... 1 . . .
H , to haVf. bPt forced down in
the snow between here and Elko, mouth Journal, a semi-weekly news
New The missing plane was piloted , paper printed in said county, for one
by Frank Barber of Oakland, Cal. I week prior to said d?.y of hearing.
Officials here expressed grave' In witness whereof, I have here
doubt that the pilot and his two pas- unto set my hand and the seal of
sengers would be able to survive said Court this tl 4 th day of January,
inn!'- hours if forced down in the IJ4!".
dee-n biiow any considerable distance A. II. DUXBURY,
frciu a habitation. jCSta!) jL'i-lw County Judge.
DEMAND WORK AND BREAD
I P.ndanost. Ilnnnrv. .Tan. 24.
24.-
' While Prime Minister Bethlen and ''. Nebraska.
high dignitaries of the church and! In Matter oi the
state w-er nn rt irinn t in todnv in thelSut.l G. Smith. Deceased.
. dedication of the new parliamentary;
.museum, 2i0 unemployed men gatb- j
ered in front of the house of lords and
shouted. "To hell with your museum; j
I we want wrok and bread; we are J
j starving." j
; Police orders to retire peacefully,
j were disregarded ard twelve of theiio-v.it:
I demonstrators were arrested. Hardly j Eot
i had the group been dispersed when j in the
another and better organized band
repeated the scene, using the same
cries. Twenty-five were arrested.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Tho Stati
of Nebraska. Cass coun-
ty. ss.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Ro
sina Rusterholtz. deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
You are hereby notified that I will
sit at the County Court room in
Plattsmouth. in said county, on the
1st dav of March. Ii2!, and on tl
Tth dav of June. Inl'lt. at 3 o'clock
a. m.. of each day. to receive and
examine all claims against said cs -
tate. with a view to their adjustment
and allowance. The time' limited for;
the- pn-se iitat ion of claims against
said estate is three months from the
1st dav of March. A. D. Iv2f. and!
the time limited for payment of debts
is tiiie year from said 1st day of
March, lal'th
Witness u:y hand and the seal of
said County Court th
2 6th dav of
January. 1!'2H
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A
H. DUXBURY.
County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
In
the Distrn
Coun i v.
t Court of
Nebraska
Car
Daniel (.. Godding.
Plaintiff
vs.
NOTICE
Be'
M;
sic
ie-
M. Oravett and
1st ergaa id .
De.fe ndtitits
t!l-
Y-
lele
ntiiint Marie ()
ga
on
1 !l
a re here h v not i tie d t
'la t
the 12t"n
I hii r: tin
day of Dccen btr. It'jy.
tiled his ruit in the- Dis
in Cass county. Nebrar
t at'd purpose' of which
trie". C.rurt .
!:a. the t-bjec
is to tore; 1"
iir. d the- ih'ii
Bio-k 2. iti
t he City of Pi
rv. Nebraska
a t;
tlr.re
Done
x sale e.-ruhcale
t. t.n Le t 11. in
an's Athiitittn to
ttsncu
and !
h. in ( ass coun
- t quitabh- re--
I i- IS
rd- r
You
.-aid p.
the II
riii
nu'-. ua ,.t
iti
Cut- .
he 1 1-v re (Hiire-c
to answer
e- Monday.
i:;2!'. and
Kit will be
n upon the
lit :-'i
t'l d:
so t
1 irnd
arch .
,- del;
It ti'lM
failing
n i i i-i d
nhiin'i!
ju
-1 ' '
on .
P
DANIEL (i.
GOhDING.
Plaintiff.
L. TiDD.
His Attornev.
j 2 s J w
MiTiCE OF G I'A UDTAN'S
SAL.'
!n
be District ( our; 'd ( ass coun
f Ca
t
. Nebraska.
In the MrtMcr oi 'he Guardianship
Leslie Snyn.r. a Minor.
Notice is hereby given th.it in pur-:
j -ii
i l,y
ncc ot an tinier and license issued
the Hon. James T. P.egley. Judge (
the District Court of Cass county.;
ot
Nt br
:i;a
on
ie 1 A ; i h day of Janu
e. Barbara C. Snyder,
e?tate oi Le slie Stiy-
ary. 1'. 2!
, to m
of t lie
nor. I
Ciuardii' n
'ier. a m
v.ill on the 1st day
of Man!). It
ti..- front .1'
Plattsmouth
at
il e o'clock a. m., at
; the court house in
Cass county. Nebras-
i n
Ik
ffe r for sale ai public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing des' rib. d real estate, to-wit :
The- undivided sixteen onc-
hundred-ttvt ntie'.hs of the NW1
of the SE't and the NE h of
the SW'4 of Section 21, Town
ship 12. Range Ph East of the
tith P. M.. i'l Cass couiity. Ne
braska. ?aid of: or of sale
for a period of one
Dateti thh- 2i;th
will remain
open
'lour.
'iav f.f January,
BARB
(', "ia rt 1 ia
L'v.li
TIDD,
At'orn'-y.
RA C. SNYDER.
.1 th
ry.-i.-r,
Estate
; Minor.
'if
li'-r
j2
LEOAL NOTICE
In ihn County Court of Cass coun
ty. Nebraska.
Iti th'' matttr 'if th- "siate tif
Charles Land is. de-'ease-d.
State of Nebraska. Couiry of Cass,
ss.
To all persons ir. te-re-sted in the efs-
tate of Charles Landis, defeased :
on r'-adincr t!ie. nerition of Frank
A. Cloidf. praying a se'tb-ment and
allowance, of !r;s actount as Adminis
trator fib'd in this Court on the 2Mrd
day of January. lf2!t. antl further
praying for a d'er-e ordering artbil
distribution of the personal property
tif said estate;
It is. hereby or'!''t"'l that you and
all p' rsons interested in said matter
may, arri do, appear at the Cour.ty
Court to be- heid in ar.tl f'r said
county, on the &th day of Fenruary,
102.', at ten o'clock a. m., to show
nig thereof tie given to all persons
thereof be
nn ' i rnut u1 i ii t- i . I m 'i it t w i ,u L I i c ti
ing a copy of this order in the piatts-
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
Ll the District Lourt M
Cass coun-E.-tatt
it"
1 !'-'-
u w
on tins 'Mh (iav ot
anuary.
tills cans.- came on for hearing
the ptiition of Frank R. Goliel-
;"i
n
1'ian. as Administrator, with will an
nexed of the e. iate of Sata G. Smith,
deceased, praying for a license to sell
the following describee! ral estate.
1", 11. 12 in Bio. k 2i
Citv of Plattsi.ioiit'u. Cass
county, Nebraska
for the ji'irpose of paying the taxes,
repairs and administration xpettse
of said etate.
It is therefore ordere d that all p. r
sons interested in said estate oppc.ir
before tne in the Distriit Court roo...
in the court house at Plattsn;,,';i ...
Cass county. Nebraska, on tie- Dltli
day of March. 1 ft 2 ! . at the four d
1" o'clock a. m. to show cau-e if any
t lie re be- w hy a license should not b
granted to said Administrator with
will annexe-d of said .-state iti the
above described real state for the
purpose of paying taxes, repairs and
expenses of administration ot said
i estate-
I It
i
further order.'d that a "p
; Ord'-r to Show- Caue b. putf
in the Plattsm.nith Jot: rial, u
jot" tin
jlishcd
ti-wspapcr of gent
al
rctilation n
for a p.rio'
ks prior t
Cass county.
N.i.raska.
jof
! i In
four
date-
onsccutive v.
f said bearing.
Court.
JAMES T. P.EGLEV.
Judge- of the' District
Court.
Ry the
j2e-4V
LEGAL NOTICE
In the- District Court oi Cass
County,
Ne-bfii.-ka
I Mark T. E lmison,
Plaintifl
t al.
Ile-felidantr
v.
I a s i 1 Sin i t h
N't T1(
To l he Dtd'enthitits:
David Smit
i .i rs. I la id Smith, t
ll
n.in.e ea
C.-e; Ml
, n ow n . i i -n
: k in . ; .
u n k v o " n .
S. lee-at' e. .
id all e.t ! ;
estate-S ..'
i known . Ii is v. i t'e : Isaa
i ;-.;ic Co". ri-;il r;i:i"' un
wife: C. Jones. re;il n.ii.ie
'r:. C. Jones. r
al
! 1: i - w i fe : t lie heirs. '! vise
'personal repnsentiit :ve a
; pe rson- i::t. ie:-;ed in th
! vni St.iitn. A. is. 1):..
- . ": .-. I.;:a - foe . C
id Smith. Na.
Jone-s. Mrs. C.
'('.I deceased. T . ill 1
Cla us Spe-c k : lli' .r:
;::.;.-s w
e Draj
,-onr. ha",
st in I.
I ki
)v n
' i-' .
. his wite. and all :
r hiiming any inn-r
tin- NEhj ( i th'- .-"
Townsliip e.
; i ii g
1 1. in
i t i ii
! Ka- i
!( ;!:,.-
e 1 :. !
i euntv
'.:-: f.f the it;!.
M .
Ini n.
Ne
; u n !
1 1 , w
i
and .
that
1 '. 2
the
N !.r:
wh it
-n
of vnii i
re In re tc.
il V Of I e
tiled hi-
; no' ilied
e n.i-i r.
!
, s'ii; in
' c m-i y.
i u "-'.. hi!
Il the 24til d
the piaintif;
Dt iit
'. s k a .
Ii is
e on
e ill!
K t
the
to
s;i i
d f.
''.I:
l.bj.
lor,
1 ah
r e-
rt ft ..-:
t ;i mi p r i i
t i .'. it t
o .. d-s ri '
! ( i t i f; I a :
l . ill est a!
,e.i
1 lie
i .
tahl.
Tins
i Onb
You ;
Iiot let
given p-.:r.-u.:nt
r i Co'.t rt
i re h' t'e by
' (
riit-i
t ;
tl 'A
-id.
to
ju-i
s-iid
Man
our
men t
: ion.
pet ,; n
on
i ir
ale
he ,
iief l i
I iaiiin.
. i.t. red
M
; s
and
!i ll. l :2:
dt-t. tilt wi
taken up
n the-
pliiii: t i f
MARK T.
ED
' l.-'O.V,
i'iiiintitf.
A. L.
His
TIDD.
A;orney.
j2-- 1 w
NOTICE
: on Petition
Oi D- S'-ent
f f Hearitr
D.
In the
ty. Nebr
In tin
County
is-ka.
l iii !. r
C'Mllt f C;
if ill ii
tl
listat
late No
He
It;
nrv St oil. !).-. as.-fh Er
It-
Notice is ht rt by give-n t
'stns interesttti m sari f ;
I Louisa M. Cex has f.lcii ir,
her petition showing the
jll' r.ry Stol! inttstatt April
la r-'tid'-nt d Cass co i ity.
:.".;id fiwtiintr : t the time- '!'
!th- r. orthve'st uurt'r :
iaii'i the. sout !i wt :t tjuaf't
Iter that
ll is con t
death of
Jl. IS!'".
Nebraska.
I: is d a: h
Se- t io'i L'
r of th
m ! i. ;. I
northea:
in Tow
t Quarter oi Se-ctc
ship
La i
. and
12 in Ca-:
that !o a. -,
I al f tif sa i i
ti' :. 2 1'.
y. N'hiv.-ka
t ti;- i- ;h
S."Uti
r I if Se
III)-: rt e;
that h" !' it r urvivi
e ne rct 'if kin a:-ri h
idow EIi;:abe-ii ! .
.1. St oil an i John
:ad .AL.irie S. Sioll
ng In:. i :
irs at lav
St-.l! ar. i
w. st oi:.
a nd sa i )
I rs : tl:
sai ! Se- -
L'".'i::a M. C'i.. his 'lau.'
said northvt'M iiuar'r
ti"n - was !;is homest'-ad
i whi- ii bo
rij'ie th" li'im'-s'
Stil. his survivin
ld of Eliza he'li .1.
widow: that sub-
Ije.ct t'
(.'.ov.-e-r
; t-.tate
: .-aid lioi.ie:-',"
tight f.f said
desceiole-fi if)
I esfite
"it'.ov.-.
and tii--aid
re:
his said childre i
rch ati u nd i vide J
-l en.i:aJ s.iiHT'
l
o errc.'i a ti unuivi'l
'ii-e-i'iurt.h .share ther'-in : that no a1'
ministration on the- estate o! said (!
te-ase-d has been .-'ppli'-d for in th
State of Nebraska.
I Said pe-tition ".rays for the il'-cr'
of tb's court :
fa ' is t o lie- t ru
r.tent or said f!
'iie raid widow
'ording to said
termining the ab
and d'-cre-r-ing de
si rioe'l rt-ril t state t )
and h"irs at law a - -r-.h.;ires.
antl making
i!ssi',-nr.!T! of the-
A hearing will
same,
he- ha I tin sa i !
pe-ition in tlii- court on March Is'.
l'.2'. at 1 o't ie k a. m.. at whicii
ti'rie all persons intere-sted herei."
may appei-T untl show cause, if ar;
there be. why t!;e- nrayer of said peti
tion sh'tuld not be granted.
W itness my band and the se-al r f
said court at Plattsmouth. is Ca -county.
Nebraska, this Uath day t i
Januarv, l2t.
A. 11. iirxiuiiv.
( Seal I
Count v Judge .
PITZER L- TYLER and
LLOYD E. PETERSON.
Attornfo-
w
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