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LOCAL ITEMS
From Monday's Daily.
Mrs, Frank Gobtenian spent Satur
day at Murray.
Don iiconard went up to Omaha
last night on the Missouri Pacific.
Mrs. J. V.. Wiles waa a passenger
for Oiuaha this morning on No. 15.
T. M. Patterson of this city came
in this morning on No. 0 from Omaha.
County Treasurer Schlater came in
this morniug on No. 6 from Omaha.
L. C. Sharp is among those who
are looking after business in Omaha
today.
F.nunoui llurtou was a passenger
last night for Omaha on the Missouri
Pacific. hfS&'fc.
J. C. Cooley of Hackley, Nebraska,
was a passenger this niorning for
Omnha.
S. I). Olive was among those who
took the early morning train for
Omaha.
IS. A. McHlwain was among those
who took the early train this morning
for Omaha.
Obcar I-orfton returned last night
to I ellevue, after spending Sunday
will, his parents.
A iss Clec Applegate returned last
nig! t from Union where she spent
Sum lay with her parents.
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rs. Julius Svoboda returned to
work in Omaha this morning
a visit in this city.
G. I1'. S. Km ton was among those
wl took the early niorning train
for Omaha today.
J dge HecHon of the county court
was among those who took the train
foi Jinah today.
ft iss I'livluth Spangler of this
city, wf. . i.,:.senier fro for Omaha
til
mo nine..
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Hi ;!'.) ington returned to his
in Omaha this moining after
wo
spi ding Sunday in tins city.
J is. Sam Smith was among those
joi icying to the metropolis this
ino ting an the early train.
rs. Arthur Smith of this city
- ending the d'ty in Omaha, going
n the early train.
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-. C. Bviigeii and daughter
; Maig.upt Bengi'n, of this city
pending the day in Omaha.
itr. llrautt, the village black
er 1 h of LouiHt,il!i, is in the city today
loo ng after business matters.
anted: 10 apprentice girls to
. the Millinery trade' Call at
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at Fhiirm's Department Store, tf
ibeit Newell now located at
Os au, NelifU;a, with the C. B. &
Q I. U. i. vLiiling his parents here.
I Sclniluff, v ho has been spending
lay iu tli i;. city, departed this
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.aft
ing on No. (i fur (ilinwood
iiu v annuel; returned to his
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,n imiHiia inline ins morning
. a vimiI with relatives in this fit v
"y .Ira vis returned last night
to
v i'
is work in Omaha, after a visitl
- his parent in Plattsmouth
rs. C ('owles and Miss Hazel
lea were passengers for Omaha
morning on the early train.
(
iss Pi Slices Likewise, of this
was a pn u.'iiger for the metropolis
morning on the early train.
rs. Win. llend.iekson was among
3 who tool: the early train for
ha to Jay going up to spend the
in. Pool thq re:il estate man from
olu c.itne in this morning to
after business matters in this
rs. Frank Itrinkiuan was among
i who took the early morning
for Omaha, going up to spend
day.
arhw Hula of this city was a
nger this morning for Gibson,
5 he goes to relieve the operator
t place.
OF INTEREST
Harry Northeutt of Omaha, re
turned to his home this morning
on No. 15 after spending Sunday here
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilkinson,
of this city were passengers for Omaha
today, where they will remain for
several days.
Miss Helen Gould Sprague, of
Omaha returned to her home in that
city this morning after a visit with
relatives in this place.
Frfflnk Wheeler formerly of this
city who has been in Plattsmouth
visiting his daughter, returned td his
home this morning.
It. M. Cole and wife returned to
their home today in Alberta Canada,
after a visit in this city the guest of
the family of Mr. Venner.
Franz Ballance was a passenger
for Glenwood this morning, returning
to his work after a visit with relatives
and friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C, Morgan were
passengers for South Omaha, this
morning goiiiR up to visit the lntters
sister Mrs. Chas Eads.
B. F. Davis, of Grand Island,
is in the city on a visit with his boy
hood friend It. 0. Watters.
Robt. Hayes, general foreman in
the local shop? was a passenger for
Chicago wheie he goes to make a
brief visit.
Mrs. Chris Bogue of North Tlatte,
son Harry and daughter Miss Emma
returned to their home this morning
after a visit with friends in this city.
W. C. Leslie, pastor of the United
Brethren church south of town, re
turned to Lincoln this morning after
fulfilling his office here yesterday.
C. A. Rawls of the Cass Land
Company, departed this morning for
Granada, Colorado, where he is look
ing after the ranch, belonging to the
company.
Elmer Eikenberry, formerly of this
city, but now resilient of Saunders
county, is in this city today, shaking
shaking hands with old friends and
acquaintances.
Adam Frcidrich who has been in
the city for the past few days to
attend the Schafer- Friedrich wedding,
departed for his home in Pierce
county this morning.
Earl Hassler returned to his studies
this morning on No. 15, after spending
Sunday in this city with his parents
and friends. He is taking a course
in the Creighton school of pharmacy,
at Omaha.
0. P. Monroe of thus city was a
passenger for Omaha today, going
up, as he says, to buy an aeroplane.
He will enjoy the illustrious (lis-
Unction of being the first resident
of Plattsmouth to wear wings.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Propst, of
Mynard returned yesterday from
Omaha where they were visiting
their sun 1) wight who is in the hospi
tal recovering from an operation
performed upon him for hernia. Mr.
Propst reports that he is getting
along nicely.
From Tuesday's Daily.
C. 1). St. John of Nehawka is in
the city for a time, looking after
business matters.
Albert Peterson, of Polk, Nebraska,
is in the city registered at the Perkins
house.
The window display at Mrs. Nor
ton's millinery store is attracting more
than usual attention. Some beautiful
creations in hats are on exhibition.
FOR SALE, 5 room cottage, Price
S'J(X). Will take part payment in
other property.
Windhan Investment & Loan Co,
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An appeal bond has been filed with
he county judge in the Jcnnna G
Coleman estate, Helen E. Lemon
desiring to appeal the rase from the
county court to the district court.
FOR EXCHANGE a fine acreage
trait on Lincoln Avenue, in good
location to exchange for a cottage
nearer business center.
Windham Investment & Loan Co.
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Elmer Eikenbary, of Ithica, Nebr
aska, was in the city yesterday on
business.
L. C. Sharp made a business trip
to Omaha today going up on the
early train.
Judge A. N. Sullivan, is among
those who are looki g after business
in Omaha today.
Canon II. H. Burgess went up to
Omaha today to attend the Catherdal
Chapter that meets in that city today.
M. Hild's the local furniture dealer
is among those who had business
matters to attend to in Omaha today.
Bert Pollock, of the Plattsmouth
Telephone Company, is looking after
business' this morning, in Omaha.
Jonathan Adams, one of the promi-
cnt citizens of Eagle is in the city,
being registered at the Perkins Hotel.
Wm. S. Smith, one of the enter
prising citizens of the village of Murray
and a merchant, is in the city today
on business.
Roy Gapen and Mrs. Gapen, from
south of town were among those
who went to Omaha today on the
niorning train.
T. E. Parmele was among those
who took the early truin forthc met
ropolis today going up to look afar
business matters.
M. Fanger, the local department
store man was among those who
had business to transact in the met
ropolis today.
Miss Lanehart, of the Bock enter
tainment company, of Manhattan,
Kansas, has been in the city for the
past few days on business connected
with that company.
From Wednesday's Daily.
P. E. Goos was a passenger for the
metropolis to day going up on the
early train.
Mrs Sybil Head departed this
morning for Hickman, Nebraska, on
the Burlington.
J. E. Wiles and Mrs. Wiles were
passengers for Omaha on (lie early
train this morning.
Joe Klein of Lineoln the insurance
man was in this city yesterday and
today on business.
Mrs. N. Boetner was among those
who took the early morning train
for Omaha today.
Mrs. Edith Tutt was a passenger
for the south on the Missouri Pacific
yesterday morning.
Floyd Harshman stopped here be
tween trains today, being en route
for Creston, Iowa.
Mrs. Wm. Baird and little son
were passengers for Omaha today
going up to spend the day.
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Mrs. G. E. Dovey, son George and
daughter Edith were among those
who spent the day in Omaha.
Adolph Giese of this city was among
those who took the early niorning
train for the metropolis today.
A. C. Tulene was among those who
took the early train to Omaha today
going up to look after business.
Mclehoir Soenniehscn, one of our
hustling merchants was among those
who went up to the Retailers meeting
today.
lieorge Wood of Louisville was
in the city yesterday looking after
business connected with his land
interests. " ' .
Robert Hayes of tho local shops
returned this morning from Chicago,
where ho has been spending the past
few days.
A. S. Will of this city was nmong
the passengers for Omaha today
going up to look after business in the
metropolis.
Clerk of the district court Robertson
and Frank Shopp were passengers
for Louisville this morning or) No
29 going up on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dabb of
this city, who have been visiting
their son Robert at Lemars, Iowa
returned today aud report that, the
illness that their son has been suffering
from is not so severe as it was and
that they expect him soon to be about
again.
Wm. Holly one of the leading
merchants of this city was among
those who went up to Omaha today
to attend tho meeting of the Retail
Merchants Association.
. James. Sage departed this morning
for Grand Island, going out to attend
the sale to be conducted at that place
tomorrow by the West Percheron
and Belgian horse dealers.
Mrs. II. E. Wilson and son Rex
returned last evening from. Fremont
where they had accompanied the
body of the' husband and father,
the late II. E. Wilson.
I. W. Lorenz of this city was a
passenger for Omaha today going
up on the early train to attend the
meeting of the retail merchants
association in that city today.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. church will meet with Mrs.
Gilliland on North and Third street
in the Humphry property, at the
usual time Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Wandra and sister
Mrs. Jas. Sedlecek, of this city were
passengers for Omaha today, going
up on the Burlington No. 15. Mrs.
Sedlecek and family arc moving to
Grand Island.
The will of David McCague de
ceased was probated in county court
today. The deceased was late of Eln -wood
and his estate amounts 1o
about $1500,00 worth of real estate
near the village of Elm wood.
Paul B. Harm, Grand Regent of
the Royal Arcanum was in the city
last night and with the ' assistance
of the Regent -of the Union Pacific
council of Omaha, Mr. S. P. Bust wick,
installed the officers of Cuss Council
No. 1021 in this city.
Mrs. Edith Clemmets of Elmwood
is in the city today with her attorney
Win. Deles Dernier, to look after the
settlement of the estate of the late
John A. Clements. Beside Mrs.
Clements the decesaed leaves or.c
heir, John Harold Clements a minor
son.
ART STUDIO and GRAFT SHOP
4f Iiutruction in water color, srt leather, brass
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it, you caa esru t eat aV! of monev in your
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man yon in ai t couth's in the nmt. snd in
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Legal Notice.
In hc County Court of the County
of Cass, Nebraska.
n the Estate of John Taylor Baird,
deceased.
Notice.
To all person interested :-
You -are hereby notified that a
petition has been filed for the ad
ministration of the estate of John
Taylor Baird, deceased, and that
George L. Farley has been nominated
as such administrator; that a hearing
will be held upon said petition on the
2Cth day of March, A. D.( 1910,
at eight o'clock, A. M. at my office in
the city of Plattsmouth, before which
hour all objections thereto must be
filed.
By the Court,
ALLEN J. BEESON
County Judge.
Byron Clark and Wm. A. Robertson'
Attorneys. 926
Legal Notice.
State of Nebraska,
SS.n1 County Court.
County of Cass.
In the Matter of the Estate of Frank
G. Brown, deceased.
To all Persons Interested:-
You arc 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 arc further notified that a hearing
will be had upon said petition before
this Court at the Comity court room
at Plattsmouth is said County on the
22nd day of March 1910, at 10 o'clock
A. M., and that all objections, 1 if
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
90 6 ' County Judge
Notlce of Sale.
In the District Court of Cass County,
Nebraska.
In the matter of the Estate of Waclav
(called James) Krowlek, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of an order of the Honor
able Harvey I). 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 tho 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. Streight, Administrator of
saidVotate. 88-8
CHATTLE MORTGAGE SALE.
To ill whom It may ro.ncvrn: Notim is
hert-by Klven that The Brunwlck-Balke-Collcnder
Company of Chicago Cook
Comity lllinoU will on the 2Xtli.tiny of Keb
eary 1U10 In the Town of PlalUmouth Ncbr
ntska on Hlh. strwt In front of the lintel
Kllny Work, at 10 o'clorlc A. M. sell at Puhllc
Auction by virtue and under llin conditions
of a Chattel Mortgage, the following d
crilied Roods and chattels, vis Two 4 x K
erllpse Carrom Taolea numtxirs 1520S and
Cues. Cue Hacks. Bridge'. Ball Marks,
KublxT rover, and two sets of Componiticn
Pool Palls, all belonging with the Mild table,
and any other tlxu.riH thereunto belonging
The reason. for said sale aro as follows on
May the ttth. l!OH H. K. Hand executed
to The BrunswIck-Balke-CoUvnder Com
pany ten Promissory notes nf $10.00 each
drawing Interest at the rate of six per rent
per annum due in one two three four five
six soen eight nine and ten months after
date, and to secure the payment of said
note he executed a Chattel Mortgage of
even date therewith on the Chattels above
descrlled to tho Urunswlck-Balke-Collender
Company, which mortgage was Mod in the
office of the County Clerk of Cans County
Nohraska on the I'Jlh. day of May Plot) at
9 o'clock and 47 minutes A. M. and duly
recorded. The conditions of said mortgage
are such that In ca.se default should be made
In payment of either or any of said notes,
or if the mortgagee should at any time deem
themselves insecure It shall be lawfull
for said mortgagt-e to take Immediate posses
sion of said Chattels and dispose of them at
public auction. and out of the money arising
from said sale pay all that remains unpaid
on said notes, together with all charges,
costs, and expenses incident thereto.
There is now due and unpuid six of the
above described notes, those falling due
October lith.. NovoiiiIht tilh., Icemler
lith. woo and January c.th., February tilli.,
and March lith.. 11)10, the last mentioned
note Iwing duo by virtue of ri fault under the
said mortgage, a total of Soil, with inlct-i-xl
at rl per cent from the Otlt. duy of May l'.HKl,
and the said morlgsgor having defaulted
In the payment of said sums, the mortgagee
now seeks to foreclose. No suit or proceeding
at law has Ix-cn instituted to recover the sums
herein 8 night to le collected. The proceeds
derived from the sale of tho property herein
flcsrrilMttl will bo applied under the condition
of tile ;ild mortgage.
JMitrd this Ttli.day of Fevruary 1010.
TheBrumwIck-naPte-CoUentler Company
lly It. 11. VVindhuiti. Attorney and Acitit.
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