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From Monday's Daily.
"Miu Inn Hatt was a passenger
n the morning train for the metrop
olis to day.
Mrs. C. Neff went to Omaha this
morning going on No 15 to spend
the day with a friend.
A. L. Anderson departed for Crcston
and other Iowa points this morning
with his line of goods.
Geo. Thomas returned from Omaha
m the morning train today where
lie had heen on business.
Ed Scluiliff returned to Glenwood
this morning having spent Sunday
with relative in Plattsmouth.
Mrs. Guy 11. French and daughter,
of Omaha spent Sunday the guests
of T. R Hates and wife, returning to
their home this morning.
Meek Davis, of Murray, came in
on the early M. P. trh.n this morn
ing and was looking after important
business matters in the city.
Miss Julia Svobodn left for Omaha
on the morning train today, where
alio has accepted a good position
with the green house people. Miss
iSvohodu w nn experienced florist.
Miss Florence Koyle returned to
lier home at Glenwood on No G this
morning, having been a guest of
Mrs. U. C. Hyde and family for a
few days.
II. F. Kropp and V. P. Sheldon
returned to .Plattsmouth th's morn
ing to take their place on the jury
in case their services should be re
quired in, the adjustment of cases
in tho court, .
We arc glad to see our little friend,
Edith Dovcy on the street again. It
is her first appearance since her ac
cident of a few weeks ago. Miss
Edith says she has lost seventeen
pounds but hopes to be herslef again
.soon. '
'Unclc TtrV." the genial clerk at
the Do- cy Rivccry emporium departs
this ovum for Kansas City to hear
Miss Avce Dovcy, in "Old Dutch."
Mr. and Mrs. George Dovey will
go to Kansas City tomorrow.
0. K. Cromwell, of Weeping Water
is in the city today registerd at the
Riley. Mr. Cromwell is a retired
hotel man having been in the business
at Weeping Water for many years.
Zuckweiller & Lutz have made a
valuable improvement at their store
aind added to the convenience of their
commodious building by having an
arch cut in the front between the
drj'goods and grocery departments.
G. W. Snyder and wife accompanied
by their son Andrew were passengers
to Omaha on the morning train today
taking Andrew to specialist Dr. Pat-
ton to consult the Dr. relative to the
little boy's tonsils.
J. W. Ileasoncr, of South Bene
one of the staunchest republicans
of h'w precinct was called to Platts
mouth to do jury, duty this week.
Hie jury in the tiering J.evila suit
was selected before reaching Mr,
Rcasoncr's name.
John Domingo, of Weeping Water,
W. A. Dull, of Murray, John Bogard,
of Avoca and William Kunz of Elm
wood, jurors for the term, returned
this morning to take up the work
of settling facts this morning in the
district court.
Dr. Elslcr and wife, spent the day
in the metropolis, going on the morning
train today. Master Richard, who
celebrated his scve'nth birthday yester
day could not bo presuaded to leave
school, remained here while his parents
visited Omaha.
There lias liocn considerable com
plaint on the part of the Burlington
;.crnployce8 about boys assembling on
the right of way about "tins stock
yards and climbing on moving freight
trains, much to the annoyance of the
trainmen, and to the great peril
to their lile.
Ge'orge W. Harshman, one of the
pioneer citizens, from near Avoca was
a Plattsmouth visitor this morning
having been called to the county
scat on business. Mr. Harshman
has returned recently from a trip
to Kansas and other southwestern
counties, with a view of investing
in real estate. Mr. Harshman has
heen a leading farmer in his commun
ity for many years, and in spite of
his politics is a fine man to meet.
Miss Kittie Cummings spent the
day in Omaha going on the early
train this morning.
Roy Iscnbcrger, of Chappell, Nebr.
was in the city looking after his real
estate business this morning.
John Frochlick of Ealgc, came in
this morning and resumed his ac
customed place on the jury.
Mrs. A. M. Franks and Mrs. Lam
borg spent the day in Omaha going
on the early train this morning.
John Chapman spent Sunday even
ing with his mother's family in this
city departing on No 15 this morning.
F. E. Egcnbcrger and wife spent
the day with Omaha friends, departing
for the metropolis on the early train.
Mrs. P. Lindsey and niece Miss
Elian spent the day in Omaha with
friends goihg on the morning train.
II. S. Meisin&cr and wife, of Cedur
Creeek went to Omaha on the morning
train today to look after business
matters.
Lee Sharp, the Omaha machinist,
spent Sunday with his family in
this city returning to the metropolis
this morning.
II. II. Wcideman. of Greenwood,
came to the county seat this morning
to renew his duties as a juror for the
Febr. term.
J. C. Lemon of Greenwood, returned
to Plattsmouth this morning and will
take up his accustomed place on the
jury this week.
C. Yost of near Cedar Creek
in. the city today attending
was
district court
Joe Cook, of near Mynard, was a
visitor in tho city looking after busi
ness matters today.
George Hild and wife, of Eight Mile
Grove were Plattsmouth visitors this
forenoon transacting business with
the Plattsmouth merchants.
Mrs. Krauc of Kansas City, is
the guest of Mrs. Emma Nims. Mrs.
Nims accompanied by her guest
spent the day in Omaha.
Miss Margaret llodgcrt was a
passenger to Omaha on the morning
train today, where she looked after
business matters between trains.
airs. 11. Lampocii ana son
of Columbus, who have been the
guests of Mrs. J. W. Lnrkins, Mrs
Campbell's sister for B few days
Mrs. Jennie Riggle and daughter
Miss Cora departed for Oregan, Mo.,
on the morning train today where
they will visit relatives for a time.
Frank Warner and C. E. Weaver
have returned from St. Joseph, Miss
ouri where they have been invoicing
stock for the C. B. it (J. for several
days.
B. Golding of the Vnriety store,
erected a new awning over tho front
of his building today. Sure sign of
spring when the merchants begin
to keep out the sun.
Bruce Rosencianz of the real
estate firm of Rosencranz & Son.
went to Omaha on business on the
early train this-morning to look after
a business deal.
Elmer Leyda, the Fall City attorney
is in the city trying the case for his
brother, J. M. Leyda, in which he
has been sued by II. R. Gcring for
damages.
Mr. T. J. Colbert of Ashland,
arrived Friday to spend a few days
with his brother-in-law Peter Bates,
and will return to his farm home
Tuesday. '
J. W. Bowers of Clear Water.Nebr.
who has been visiting his parents
Lorence Bowers and wife for a few
days departed for his home this
morning.
From Tuesday's Daily.
George P. Benton, of Union was in
the city today on business.
The only smoke is "The Acorn.'
It burns even and pleases you Try
one. Made by Ptak & Bajeck. tf
W. E. Clark of Nehawka, was a
Plattsmouth visitor yesterday, looking
after bushiest! maters.
Lee Kirkpatrick of Nehawka, was
a Plattsmouth visitor last evening
registered at the Perkins.
A S. Will and son Tom departed
for Hennesy, Oklahoma on the morn
ing train today, via Omaha where
they will take the Rock Island for
their destination.
John Schippieassec went to Omaha
this morning to investigate a car of
wrecked banannas, with a view of
having some that he can sell right.
County Commissioner L. D. SwitJ
zer, of Weeping Water, arrived today
and met with the board in the tras-
action of business for the county.
R. D. McKensey, special agent
for the National Fire Insurance Com
pany a called on George Sayles in
the interests of his company, today.
J. W. Holmes, the handsome Murray
merchant and his brother Troy, of
Chicago will be the guests of their
nephew Glen Rawls for a few days.
Leander G. Barnes, one of the
News force, retired from the office on
sick' leave. The physican diagnosed
the case as measles.
Try The Home Dry Cleaning Works
of Plattsmouth, for Cleaning. Dyt irg,
Pressing and repairing. All work
guaranteed and prices right. 11S-3
Miss Terresa Oliff, head seamstress,
of the M. E. Smith factory, came
down from Omaha this morning to
look after some matters at the local
factory.
William Bintncr and wife, of Carrol
Iowa, who have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bintner over
Sunday, departed for their home
this morning.
Adam Frederich and Miss Annie
Frederich and John Yolk of Pierce,
arrived in the city Monday for a
isit with their uncle Commissioner
Martin Frederich.
0. C.1 Hudson, who has been in
Kansas City for a few days invoicing
stock for the Burlington, returned
this morning having completed his
work in good shape.
Senator Thomas, departed for Minco
Oklahoma, where he will visit with
friends for a couple of days, before
continuing his journey homeward to
Long Beach, California.
Mrs. Dr. Campbell, of Columbus,
and her little son, departed for their
home this morning, having been guests
of Mrs. Campbell's 6ister, Mrs. J. W.
Larkin for a few days.
E. L. Goodbar, of the Goodbar
Shoe Mfg. Co. makers of the American
Beauty shoes, called on Sherwood
and Son this morning with his line
of Goods. . Mr. Goodbar is from St
Louis.
Miss Mary Lynch, the accomplished
and ur to-date trimmer who was
with M. Fangcr last season, has been
re-engaged for this season and will
arrive in Plattsmouth today. This
is good news for the ladies.
Mrs. Emily Haver, of Pueblo Colo
rado, who has been visiting her cousin
A. W. Atwood and family for a few-
days departed for her home this
morning. Mrs. Haver's mother and
Mr. At wood's mother were bisters
0. A. Nystrom and wife, nee Miss
Anna Johnscn, spent Sunday with
Mrs1. Nystrom's parents in this city,
and assisted Mrs. Johnscn to celebrate
her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Nystrom
departed for North Plate this morning
wlwre Mr. Nvstrom will eneaiie in
business. . ,
From Wednesday's Daily.
Geo. II. Foster was a passenger
on the early train for Omaha.
Chas Troap is looking after busi
ness matters in South Omaha today,
Bert Pollock is spending the day
in
Omaha looking after business
Mrs. W. J. Hart wick was a passenger
for Omaha on the early train today,
There will be moving pictures at the
Parmclc Saturday nights only.
Mrs. H. E. Wcidman came this
morning on Burlington train No
from Omaha.
The Acorn, is the popular smoke
and vou will like it if you try it. Made
by Ptak & Bajeck. tf.
John Bauer and family drove out
in the country today to a attend the
Schaefcr-Fricdrich wedding this after
noon.
P. F Vallery departed this morning
for Lincoln, whero he will spend
few days before going to Denver,
Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. Will Vallery and son
Gerald were among those taking the
morning train for the west, going to
Havelock, where they will visit.
Judge W. II. Newell was a passenger
this morning for Wymore, Nebraska,
where he goes to look aftir his stone
quarry interests at that place.
Mr. C. E. Wescott left last night
for Alberta, Canada, where he will
spend a couple of weeks looking over
his possessions in that portion of
King Edward's domain.
Wanted women everywhere to as
sist with my startling physiological
tuberculosis discovery. Mrs. Jennie
Reynolds, Central National Bank,
Columbus, Ohio. A postal will bring
you full particulars and prove a re
velation, d 116 Gx
Miss Beeson in the county judge's
office added another marriage license
to her register this afternoon, just
before going to press. The interested
parties being, Miss Adah Mast, daugh
ter of Abel Mast, of Nehawka, and
Mr. Edward Murray, of Weeping
Water, son of L. 0. W. Murray,
formerly of Mynard. This wedding
will take place today, and a more
extensive account' of the rffair will
appear in tomorrow's News.
Henry Long, of Murray, a pro
sperous farmer, was in the city today
em bis'ncss. He informs tie News
thtt his nephew, C'has. .B. Long of
Maccdonia,lowa had moved l is family
to the Little Frank Young farm,
situated abmt five miles south of
Plattsmouth, having boupht the pro
perty some time ago. They arrived
today.
M.sscs T. L and J. L. McK nney
were passengers th s morning fcr
Omaha where they go to sic their
brother Will. Mr. McKmmy is
now at Immanuel Hospital in that
c'ty, where he has been eanfiicd
s.nce undcrgo'ng an operation for
appendicitis. II's many frends tn
this city and vicin'ty w:ll be pleased
to hear that he 's recovering n'ccly
from the operation and expects soon
to be about again.
Miss Johnson Entertains.
Last evening Miss Ida Johnson
entertained a number of young
people, guests of the Nystrom- John
son wedding, in honor of Miss Esther
oren of Stromsburg, Nebraska.
The entertainment was a general
social affair and all joined in making
it one of the most enjoyable evenings
soc'al affa'r and all joined -n mak ng
it one of the most enjoyable evcirngs
of the season.
Among the many games played
was the "Quakr Meeting" in which
all the guests took an active part
especially the minister, who made a
great impression on his audience
ikewise were the people impressed
. 1 A 1
bv the joliv aucvoneer wno acicu
his part to perfection. The musical
program was another feature greatly
enjoyed and which displayed the
talent of the musicians. The hostess
then led the way to the tastfully
decorated dining-room where a light
uncheon was Ecrved. Over the center
uing a spangled basket from which
ribbons w ere suspended and small
souvcriers fastened to the ends and
oadinir to each plate. After lunch
music and conversation was indulged
in afterwhich all bid good-night
mving spent a very pleasant evening.
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SOLD BY DRLTiGISTS LVERYVVKEKE
Legal Notice.
State of Nebraska,
SS.n County Court.
Countv of Cass.
In tho Matter of the Estate of Frank
G. Brown, deceased.
To all Persons Intcrexlni.-
You are hereby notified that there
has been filed in this Court the report
of N. II. Meeker, administrator of
above estate together' with his pcti
tion for final settlement thereof,
You are further notified that a hearing
will be had upon said petition before
this Court at the County court room
at Plattsmouth is said County on the
22nd day of March 1910, at 10 o'clock
A. M., and lhal all objections, it
any, must be filed on or before said
day and hour of hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the County Court of said County
this 21st day of February 1910.
Seal ALLEN J. BEESON
906 County Judge
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Notice to Pay Up.
In the most friendly manner pos
sible I desire to notify all who are in
debted to me in any amount that I will
expect a settlement of their account
at the time of the coming pay day. It
is absolutely imperative that all bills
be paid and no further notice will
be given. If you owe me in any
sum, you will avoid additional ex
pense and legal difficulties by calling
upon mc at the time specified. If I
owe you, present your bill and you
will get your money. Again I say
that this is positively the last notice.
70&75 t-f M. Fangcr.
Legal Notice.
State of Nebraska,
ss. In County
County of Cass. Court.
In the matter of the estate of Abel
Bevan, deceased.
To all persons interested
You are hereby notified that there
has been filed in this Court the pcti
t.on of Catherine Bevan, widow of
said deceased, alleging therein that
said Abel Bevan departed this life
in said County, leaving an estate to
be administered, and praying for the
appointment of an administrator.
You are further notified that a
hearing will be had upon said petition
before this court at Plattsmouth
in said County on the 8th day of
March 1910, at 10 o'clock A. M
That all objections, if any, mu.t
be filed on or before said day and hour
of hearing.
Witness my hand and the seal of
the County Court of raid County
this 8th day of February 1910.
Seal ALLEN J. BEESON
8G G County Judgi
Notice of Sale.
In the District Court of Cass County,
Nebraska.
In the matter of the Estate of Waclav
(called James) Crovvlek, deceased.
I I ! At. ..A
iNOiicc is nereoy given uiai in
pursuance of an order of the Honor
able Harvey D. Travis, judge of the
district court of Cass county, Nebraska
made on the 21st day of February,
1910, for the sale of real estate here
inafter described, there will be sold
at the south door of the Court house
in Plattsmouth, Cass county, Nebraska
on the 23rd day of March, 1910,
at 11 o'clock a. m., at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate, to-
wit:- Lot 81, being the west half of
the west half of the southeast quarter
of the northwest quarter of Section
12, township 12, range 13 east, in Cass
county, Nebraska. Sale will remain
open one hour. Dated this 21st day
of February, 191.
Will J. Strcight, Administrator of
said estate. 88-8
CHATTLE MORTGAGE SALE.
To all whom It may convrn: Notice la
hereby Klven that The Brumwlck-Balke-Collender
Company of Cliicaxo Cook
e:ounty Illinois will on the 28th.Uy of Krh
oary 11)10 In the Town of I'lattsmouth Nnhr-
nwka on nth. street In front of tno Motel
Ullcy Work, at 10 o'clock a. M. sell at I'ulillc
Auction by virtue ami under tho conditions
of a Chattel Mortgago, the following dov
crllHxl Roods and chattels, vis Two 4x8
eclipse t'arrom Tables numbers 15208 and
1522H Cues, Cue Hacks, Bridge. Ball Harks,
Hubl)cr cover, and two sets of Composition
Pool Hulls, all Ix-lonuiiiK with the said tables,
and any other futures thereunto belonging
The reason. for said sale are as follows on
Mrv the nth. l'.MMJ H. K. Rand executed
to f be Branswlck-Balke-Collender Com
pany ten Promissory notes ot f 10.00 each
rirlntr Interest at the rata of six DCf Cent
per annum due In one two three four five
six seven eight nine and ten months after
date, and to secure the payment of said
note he executed a Chattel Mortgago of
even date therewith on the Chattels above
descrlled to the BrunswIck-BalkivCollender
Company, which mortgago was filed in the
ofllce of the County t;lerk of Cass County
Nebraska on the mtn. nay or -May r.m; ai
9 o'clock and 47 minutes A. M. and duly
recorded. Tho conditions of said mortgage
are, such that in case default snotiui no maiiu
In payment of either or any of said notes,
or if the mortgagee should at any time deem
themselves insecure it shall lie law lull
for said mortgagee to take ininuiuaie posses
sion of said Chattels anil dlsixiso oi tiiein at
m.i, iin iw'iinn unit out. or tun nioiiev ariMiix
'nun said sale pay nil that remains unpaid
on said notes, logetner wnn an ciiurBrs,
roitita iiml evoenses incident thereto.
1 here Is now duo and impuiti six oi me
nluivK (leM'HIied not4s. those falling due
October Oth., Nnvemlier tith.. DrcemlxT
tlth. I!HM aid January tith., February tith.,
unil March tith., 1!M0. the last mentioned
note iH'ing due by virtue oi tieiauit umier me
said mortgage, a total of Still, with Interest
at tl per cent from the tith. day of May l'.MII),
and the said iimrtgngor lmving defaulted
In the payment or suttl sums, tno.moriKiiwe
now seeks to foreclose. No suit or proceeding
at law has lieon Instituted to recover the sums
herein sought to Ih collected. The proemis
derived from the sale ot the property herein
descrilxxl will Ixi applied under tho condition
of tho mill mortgage.
Hnt.wl this 7th.ihiv of Kevruary 1010.
TheBrunswIck-Balke-Collender Company
By K. B. v ludliam. Attorney aim Agent,
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Has taken charge of the Wil
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