I NEWS OF TF3E COUNTY !
LIlllWOOll.
A daughter was born to .Mr. and
Mis. A. M. .Wwlin. Thursday. No
vember I '.'th.
De-lmar h'axton shipped l.'.o pounds
of hin-y to Kansas last week ami
still has plenty of sweet ne.ss left.
Alls. Lizh- Lnnghnrst nturtnil
from tli sanitarium at Lincoln Wed
nesday, considerably Improved In
health.
General Manager I'olloe k. of the
J'lattsmonth Telephone company was
in town Tuesday lo sec how work
i was progn ssing on the new telephone
Ijllildlllg.
Howard Haxtin, son of In-lmar
H.ixton of this eity, was eleeted
county attorney of Thurston county
on the democratic ticket at the elec
tion last week. Another Llinwood
hoy making good.
Mrs. Willis Darlb-tt, who has suf
fered several attacks of appendb iiie
the past year, underwent an opera
tion at the local hospital Simla.
Dr. Harry Lve-ntt. assisted hy our
local doctors, performed the opera
tion. The patient stood the severe
operation nicely and is now getting
along line.
Last Friday Mueller I'.ros. disposed
of their stock of agriculture imple
inents, wagons ami buggies, togethe-r
with their two story implement build
ing to .Messrs. White & Levi of Lin
ioIii. taking a half section of land
near Tense, Saskatchewan, Canada,
in the deal. The .;ueller Urns, re
tain ossession of their blacksmith
business, an.l will run the implement
business lor the new firm until the
llrst of next .March, when a son of
.Mr. Levi is expected It) take charge
of the same.
' Last Friday was Miss Fthel Lang
!u rstV. eleventh birthday and in the
afternoon her mother nave her a s-.ir-jt:.-,.
by inviting forty of her little
Iriei,.-,:: in lo vi.-it her fr two till
five. A verv happy al'lt i ikmhi was
sp.-nt by the li'th- folks hi playing
.-ill the vatic i:s games known lo ohild
ho.;.1. and it wis a very hungry and
appro. i crowd that p;rtook of
the -.plrii.iid lunch pi.-oand by Airs.
Lan!urst. iiss Lib. was present c d
with ninny tokens of friendship by
l;er gn-s. tog, M'er witli lh"ir vvistes
for i.u.iiy ::!! hapny birthdays.
Ai li.in
:r. T. A. O'D.ty. of Shenandoah.
;uriv-d .Motidav to spend the winter
with the editor's family.
Mrs. Oney Carper went to York on
Wednesday on a visit to lor daugh
ter. Airs. Anna Pitman. She will be
absent for some time.
1). C. West and V. P. SheUon left
on Monday for a trip to Colorado
for th-- purpose of inspecting the
ranch owned by the Cass Lan.I Com
pany. Frank P. Sheldon and .Joseph Mal
colm went to Omaha Tuesday in the
interest of the Nehawka Milling Co.
The demand for the product of the
mill is constantly prow nig.
.Mrs. T. A. Reynolds left on the
early train Wednesday for York on
an extended visit. She will visit at
Arapahoe before she returns. She is
taking a well earned vacation and
she needs it if anyone ever did.
Some months ago Walter Thacker
had the misfortune to mash his first
Tinder on his left hand: for some rea
son it refused to heal properly, and
the sore finger was always in the way.
The other day he mashed it again
and in such a manner as to make am
putation necessary.
Mr. and Airs. Daniel Keiser of
Eight .Mile Grove took the train here
for Lincoln Wednesday and from
there will go to Waukenegan. Kansas,
where they will look over the country
with a view to purchasing a farm.
.Mrs. Rhoden accompanied them to
spend the winter with T. J. Rhoden
at that place.
A. F. Sturm had a valuable .Trsey
tow killed by a stray bullet on Mon
day morning about half past seven,
presumably by a target rifle in the
hands of some boy. It is to be won
dered that there is not some indi
vi.lual killed the way small boys are
allowed to carry lire arms. There
was one suspected that we know of,
but it will be well for all to be par
ticularly careful in the use of target
rifles in the future.
I'nion.
Mrs. P. A. O'day. of Shenandoah,
made a visit with Claudius Everett
and wife northeast of town, return
ing home yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Wood arrived home
Tuesday evening from Elk Creek,
Xeb., where she has been visiting
relatives two weeks.
James Darrough arrived home
Tuesday evening from his .trip to
Texas, where he went last week to
examine the Panhandle country.
Mrs. T. G. Barnum departed last
Saturday for Edison, Neb., to visit
I her daughter. Airs. G. W. Cheney.
a nd to sei the new uraii'Mai'c,l;!c
that registered that morni-i.; ;:i the
Cheney resilience.
j Will Woolf arrived ln.:u.- Tuesday
; morning from Kansas City, where
: he spent se-ral weeks t'-r medi'-al
'treatment. His pliysi'al condition
j is much improved and .m- says he i..
; now abb' to be on full feed ore e
more.
Lewis Curtis has been gaining
strength the past few weeks, an.l he
is now able to do some work in his
.:-i br shop. He thinks th.V, b b. -ling
careful he can attend to the
I wants of his patrons and thus cut of:'
'tin- expense of hiring a barber.
i A telegram received last Saturday
I by T. C. Itanium notified him that he
' was grandpa, a line little daughter
, having arrived that morning at the
home of G. W. Cheney of Kdison,
Neb. Mr. P.arnuin was quite proud
i of the new honor, but savs it mi
spresses upon his mind the fact that
lie is getting older every day and
that a sprinkling of grey is spoiling
the appearance of the bright rl
locks that were once his pride.
Louisville.
j Rev. Salsbury. wife and son, of
! Plattsmouth. visited here Tuesday
land Wednesday with Air. and Airs.
!V. T. Diers.
Chas. Hoover, who has been con
lined to his beil fro the past two
weeks with pneumonia is now much
better and able to sit up.
Little Ilerold Williams, who has
been down with lung fever, is report
ed no better at time of going to press.
Tuesday evening a small party of
young people gathered at the home of
Pert Stevenson and gave him a very
pleasant anniversary surprise.
Air. and Airs. Howard Evans moved
to South P.end Thursday, where Mr.
Evans has a position as operator a;
the Ko. k Island semaphore.
Station Agent W. T. Starkey. ot
the Darlington, is taking a ten days'
vacation and in company with li it
fa mily is vi.-itiiig in the we.-tern patt
of tie state.
.Mrs. Pete Spansih-r. of Weeping
Water, was taken to 'tie- A). E. hos
pital at Omaha .Monday for an opera
tion. Mrs. Ch-gliom and P. C. Stan 1
er accompanied her and report her
doing nicely.
The stork visi'ed the hoi.ie of y.v.
and .Mrs. Henr Stulken on Tus-Iay.
November in. and left them a ten
pound boy. Henry says that means
another vote for republican r'-rs-perity
and high prices for farm pro
ducts twenty-one years hence.
Again at Central.
The Journal is pleased to n
;hat Aliss Ida Woidman ha r.-iin
accepted a position at the o-n'ral office-
of tin- Plattsmouth T- !cp! 0:1
oiiipany. It gives us pleasure in
more ways than one to make t!;i
announcement. First, sh is most
clever and acoonimodatina. mil a
genuine good girl.
si i is
one of the best operators that either
the Plattsmouth or Nebraska Tele
phone companies ever ha.! at uie key
board. She is always quicii to an
swer a call and ever ready to give
any information desired. All these
go to make up up a proficient oper
ator, and Aliss Weid man's many
friends rejoices also with the Jour
nal to know that she is again at the
helm.
Don't Like Governor's Attion.
From Saturday's Dully
Col. Charles A. Grotte, of Omaha,
representing the I. W. Harper dis
tillery, is in the city today on busi
ness matters. Col. Grotte is a mem
ber of Gov. Sheldon's staff and la
bored hard and earnestly to secure
the re-election of the gov
ernor. He is much chagrined at
the outcome of his efforts but not
more so than at the governor's atti
titude since his election. Charley
Grotte. as he is popularly known, is
one of the best fellows in Omaha
and he used all the powers of his
genial personality to win votes for
the governor only to find now, that
that gentleman is busily engaged in
trying to put him out of business.
The Colonel returned to Omaha this
noon on the fast mail.
Return This at Once.
The party who last Saturday stole
the lady's hat from the buggy hitched
near the Bank of Cass County is
known, and if the hat is not returned
at once prosecution will be com
menced. If the hat is returned to
this office, no more will be said of
the affair. The hat is the property
of Mrs. R. V. Porter, who reported
the matter to this office today. Mrs.
Porter was accompanied by Miss Le
ola Vallery, her sister, both ladies
being daughters of T. W. Vallery
from near Murray.
FfiUGii IMTSREST
FiAfilFESTED
In the Lighting Proposition Submitted
by the Company.
Considerable interest in tl.e light
ing iiropesition has be-n ar.u.-.d by
the publication in the .loirriiil of t he
latest (,r .pe.-i t h n of the local li-iht-in--
i!i;;.;ny. ai:I from vrnious con-,
versa t ions with the citizen at latge
res;. ' t i 1 1 r it the i i a s. :: to pre-1
vail that P i : the best pr r.in,. it ion so
far before the public. ;
Espeei-tllv (Ids t!.e prop, is! f ie n to
put in a t w n t y-fnii r seri e an-! es
tablish a pi v. . r st r ie ;il.-o npp.-al to
the people. At the la'li.itlg fa'tory
meeiiirg the other night tie- burden
(if III! si Ol t e sr.el-lllts ;,s ,,,' lle-
ce.-sits of power i i the city an.l the
propf : it ii.il if the co:;.pi.iiy to pit
in pov.or as s.'.on :.s t v. ent y-ti ve lr l
power coal." be grant' 1 tlem is ic
j,a rde I j-s equitable and rPiht.
Si'pt. 'layb:- ugh suit th;tt tie
niatt.r i i' i-cuiin ' tw nty-;;ve louse
;ii.wr i- iely the ;:iat!.'-r of look
ing it up as' I.- lias pic I i. a '. !y ha:
:!iai mucii ali-.-aov i.l-lu--.i him by
t ii . 1 1 i :i i. j- 1 s and in-irstries iri the city.
Of ionise, t!:.', plop, sition to install
power plant (!;. eiols npon the . -oq--p;in
sei-.llil'.g the street lighting
'onract. It is stated that some of
t-h- m -mbeis "f the council have ie
elared that under 1.0 ,-ircu ;nsl a uces
Aii! they vet.- for the letting of a
contract to lio- local company. Such
members are surely adopting a short
sighted an 1 erroneous policy. This
is a u:aitr in which the entire
Plattsmouth public is concerned and
it is not such a one as will allow the
exercise of personal prejudice and
spite to interfere, ir the contract pre
sented by the local company is fair
and equitable it should be enter
tained without regard to personal
feelings.
It is stated that the announcement
has gone out that the Bortenlanger
contract would be enacted whether
it is liked or not. After the experi
ence of our people with the ice prop
osition, the making of this contract
would i- a verv serious mistake. The
Piorteniai-ver proposition does not
meet v.i'h public approval and after
the fiasco which the late Wesson on
!ra t an.ount.-l to. the public -ioes
not ci'i-e to ha
:ior d ai. 1 t h.- i)
their
onal
to o'
vv;ui i
lg-
foelin::s of
scare good
t i.t
ie,.
con n.
.Howe
ie.e.-s jii'lmi c!ii.
Thi; so. -ms to be the
ion of th-- public jii(!i!:
v ers-i-ioi s with l-.:;i;ie-
-ral
roiii
;,-i-.
r n-
taxpavM.-. What ill-- city w:n.s i
light and ;i y action of tl-o tov.n il
which tends to saddle a long term
franchise for a light company upon
the city couple I with a contract tor
a long term of years will be i.i opr n
opposition to the will of the people.
For Tevsis Round,
"rem Tuesday's Iaily
Fred G. Egenberger and 1). C.
Morgan departed yesterday afternoon
for Carri.'o Springs, Tex., where they
will inspect some land which they, in
company with a number of ether
Plattsmouth people, invested in. The
lands which they purchased lie about
one hundred miles r-.outhwest of San
Antonio mid are under irrigation.
They are reputed to be very produc
tive and raise all kinds of sub-tropical
and tropical fruits, such as lem
ons, pears, oranges, figs, dates and
the lilve, while the pec an flourishes in
profusion. If the lan.ls can do what
they are said to do. there is no doubt
the people here who have invested,
have picked up a good thing. The
report of these gentlemen will be
awaited with great interest by those
who have invested in the property.
John A. Hennings and C. C. Hen
nings, two of the most prominent
and prosperous farmers from Eight
Alile Grove precinct, were in the city
yesterday afternoon looking after
business matters.
Kodak supplies at Gering & Co. 's.
Best Time to See
the Southwest
Every first and third Tues
day of each month, low-priced
homeseeker's excursions are
run over the lines of the : : :
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
into the rich and resourceful
f armir. regions of the South
west. It is a splendid chance
for the Northern and Eas
tern farmer, r.f ter his wheat
is gathered, to combine a
pleasure and propecting trip.
Write for rates and literature to
HUGH NORTON, Agent.
M. P. Ry., Plattsmouth, Neb.
Local News
Kruiii Tticrxlity s Ilull v -
V.". D. Wheeler came i.'i from his
hot::.- in pock Bluffs precinci today
to attend to business matters.
John Alilb r of Omaha, a brother
if Charb-- .Miller living south south
of t Ie- iit. is making him a short vis
it. j.' it iv 1 1 i 1 i is spe.pli-i.; tin- af-
to
ri'ion in Omaha bt-In ; pas.-eiiv.. -r
for i
neon.
L.
noon
vv her
i' u on the ; t-t mail at
A. .Moore was a passenger this
on the fast mail for Omaha.
lie had business mattvrs to at-
telld to.
J. E. AicDanie was a passenger
this inoriiiiiK on No. 1 j for Omaha,
where he had business matters to at
tend to.
at:.. i . .
.iiss iane i tosso was a iia.-
.- li
fer af-
v is-
j g-r this noon on the mail train
j Omaha where she w ill spend tin
i tt rtioo-n.
j D. P. Jackson was a busi i, ..-
I it fir "this afternoon in Omaha, I.eintr
ja passenger on the mail train for
that f itv.
Airs. Geo. Klingei- was a passen
ger on the mail train at. 'noon for
Omaha where she is taking medical
t reat men t .
L. i Sallee was a passenger this
noon on the mail train for Omaha
where he had business matters to
look after.
Miss Lily Schuldic-e departed this
noon on the fast mail for Omaha,
where she will visit her sister for
several days.
Richard W'orl was a passi tiger this
noon for Stanton Xeb., after sp.-n i
ing r.evoral rays in this city on busi
ness matters.
C. R. Aloran and wife, who have
been absent from the city for some
time on a visit, returned this morn
ing on Xo. 4.
W. F. W'arga and wife were pas
sengers this noon on the fast mail
for Omaha where they will spend
the afternoon.
Lobt. Kendall. one of Liberty
j product's prominent farmers, wax in
the city this afternoon looking after
I bu: i iess matters.
i Airs. (I. Al. Goodman was a passou
jger on the noon train for Coluiniius,
.Xeb.. where she will visit for several
davs with friends.
i
Airs. J. II. XelsoM of La Plat to vn.
j a visitor in tie- city this mornlnr
I for a few hours, returning io her
iioii.e on the mail train.
Aiiss Anna Hassle:- .the efficient
i lei k for Aiiss Teresa Hempol, irrand
recorder el the Degree of Honor, is
confinod to her home by illness.
Ei'. 1 Grimes, deputy state oil
ho p. i tor. was in the city this morn
ing on his regular monthly trip, re
turning to Omaha on the noon train.
Airs. William W'etenkamp and h'-r
son A. A. W'etenkamp were passen
gers on the mail train at noon for
Omaha where they had business mat
ters to attend to.
Henry Schltintz. the popular first
ward councilman, returned last night
from about ten days' work for the
Hnrlington at Seneca, Xeb.. and today
is hack at his duties m the local
shops.
Dr. Geo. H. Gilmore and D. J.
Pitman, two of Murray's prominent
citizens, were business visitors in the
city today coming up this morning
in a buggy and returning in the af
ternoon. Airs. Asche of Murray, accompan
ied by her guest, Aliss Higeboran, of
Gadsden, Ala., were in the city for
a few hours, taking the mail train
at noon for Omaha where they will
spend the afternoon.
T. Al. Carter was a business visitor
this afternoon at Blair where he hat.
property interests to look after. Mr.
Carter was formerly a resident of
Blair and still has a warm spot in his
heart for that city. . He expects
to be t he-re for several days.
B. B. Daniher, one of the enter
prising farmers from near Murray
was in the city today looking after
business affairs. Air. Daniher with
his customary hustling abilities has
gotten all his corn gethered and is
in fine shape for the approaching
winter.
Mrs. E. B. Thrall yesterday en
tertained in honor of her guest. Miss
Loretta Clark of Los Angeles, Cal.
The Thrall home was the scene of a
brilliant assemblage gathered to pay
their respects to Aliss Clark, one cf
the most popular young women v-r-o
claimed this city as her home. A
five course dinner was served by the
charming hostess.
William A. Rouse departed this
noon on the mail train for Omaha
where he goes to make arrangements
to dispose of his season's crop of
pop corn. Mr. Rouse this season
raised some 2,500 pounds of this corn
of an unusually high grade of ex
cellence which should bring the top
price in the market. Owing to its
superior quality, this corn should be
snapped up by the Omaha wholesal
ers who know a good thing when they
see it.
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Copyright, 19US, RosenwuM &. Weil, Chicago
Progress Brings Convenience
Clothes-making has developed, hut the greatest for
ward fitep is marked hy the
"OUGT Patented
"VESTWO"-SUIT
The illustration explains its convenience.
A little stretch of the imagination, you will dis
cover economy, novelty and cxclusiveness.
Come and see the actual garments: Many points of
interest.
C. E. WESCOTT'S SONS.
"WIIICRK niTAIJTY COUNTS."
COMMITTEEMEN
FILE STATEMENTS
What li Cos! Each Party to Run the
Campaign in Cass County.
Cot, uty Ch-rk Rosenorans litis re
reived reports from A. F. Sturm, of
chairman of the republic-tin county !
central committee and Dr. .1. S.
Livingston, chairman of the demo
cratic county cent r;il committee-
showing the
amounts the two eon;-
mittees spent during' the late ;itn
paifin. According to the iigures
submitted, the- democratic committee
made an excellent showing. The re
publican committee ree-oived $114.87
and expended $ 8 2 . S IL Their state
ment is so incomplete' that it is dif
ficult to tell just how the money was
spent. The; two large items on the
statement are those of II. A.
Schneider who expended $2M1.L'." of national eommitte-e c-e,nt ributod
the committee money for various oh- S 1 .non.t . The statc-me-nt ed' c-x-jee-ts
which are not enumerated ami pensc-s is not footed up. init there- are;
A. F. Sturm, who expended $81.0.'J of see-ral striking items in tin- total,
the funds for the same miscelaneous 'one of whi'li is th- e vi.ens s and
purposes. The rest was for various salary" of .1. .M. Toga r,b ii, the;
other incidental ite-ms. 'total e;f whie-n amounts to th- neigh
The report of Dr. Livingston is L-orhood of W. Clapp also
... . ., . , , had charges of $i;n.no for his activi-
Notice of Suit.
Aneie-ivin Mantootli. Hcfcnelant. will take
notice, that on the 2nd clay of Nov emiier. l-. .
II. I). Iivvyer. i.laintitT l.pie-iii he-ie-in. filt-el his
I wt ition in t he-1 'ounty Court ef ('ar fount .v.
Nebraska, atrainst said cle-fciiciaiit. the object
and prayer of which are- to recover juelrne-nt
uiH.n an asrtvement to furnish inoncri y ef an
agree-d value, which ciefenelant fail'-d to io.
and for which in saielsuit plainlitT clairne-d a
juelt'inent in the sum of Jl'iCMi.
'ou are further notified that attachment
and famishment have be-e-n issued in saiel
suit, and served en the First National Hank
of Plattsmouth. Nebraska.
Von are reiuired to answer said ie-tition on
or lcfere the 7th day of liecember,
Dated this 2nel day of Novembei. lin.
1). l. I IWTtR.
11-2-4 Plaintiff.
Notice of Sale of Note and Mortgage
Security.
vTif.r-iiriri,vciiTv., .1
NOTICE I. HEHEBi GI EN that by virtue
of an order of the Hon. Allen. I. He-eson. County
Judjreof Cass County. Nebraska, maele and
entered in the estate of Cat harine Staeielmann.
dee-eased .the; undersijrned executrix of said
esi ait- woe s-o ai i'uoiic au-i ten m me nitoiesL
bidder for e-ash. a certain promissory note in
the principal sum of s.:(0.( with interest
thereon at the rate of eit'ht percent I-'' ) from
the first day of May, 10c. tofe-the-r with a cei-
tfiin mH.r'j.ru,,.,.,! rtn till, VV4.t I I Ct ! f i f I. it
NineiiOin Hiivk Twem y-Nin- -j-.o f 1 he .-it y
of I'lattsmout h. Nebiaka. whi,-!i is se-urity
for the payment of said note. T ..at su:J n-,te
and morttrate' matures 011 May first. u. and
are a pai t of the assets of the estate- e,f said
eleveased. Such sale will take place- at th"
sont h dKr of t he f ourt i lou-e- in said City of
Plattsmouth un the -1st el;iyof Nov - -111 r . r.; .
the hour of one o'clock P. M.
Dat ated this 3!st day of October, n o-.
1 1-3 Cat 11 a hi n n rrr.
11-2 I..e, ut 1 :..
O Dvwkr. Attorney.
LEGAL NOTICE.
? oIexTYNoi-"c iss.A' ( ss- I-v Cocxty Cejt rtT.
In the matterof the estate ejf John Ii.ThieroIf.
deceased.
To all p -rsons Interested:
You are hereby notified that the executrix of
the afn)ve -state has tiled in this court tier ac-:
count and petition for final settleme nt of said
estate, and praying therein that said a-oount
fallowed and that the property of said estate
tamentof said deceased.
1 fZ a-7i 1 i- I IT tfc" ,'iuii - . su.b U1J i- J
Vou are further notified that a heartngr wil!
had upon said petition on the 17th day of
November. m. at I;. oVl-vk. a. m. Jef 0,1 this
court at PlattsTouth. Nebraska That all ob-
jections must be filed on or before said day of
hearinif.
Witness my hand and seal of the County
Court, this iJrd day of Octol-er, ISmS.
1EALI By the court.
Allen.J. IJfeso.v.
l0-20-3t. County Jude.
It. shows the
a It oget her
democrat ie
state committee contributed .u ."(). 00
and tin- balance was paid in by the
candidates en tie- ticket. The ex
pen. lit i. res were the same amount,
? .' :!7.". ii. di ide.l si.; follow I'rint-ii-K
?'!7. .")'.: telephone S 2. post-
'-' '. i.H" ; paid c:,,m hi i . 1 , oiil:-ide
riaitM-'ooih, ?llo.".: c.itiiage-s,
.?!."",. no ; work'-rs and :.( n.-e in
I'lat tsntoui h . Jsii.ihi: for personal
expensees, .;!',..",. 'I'l'is i- a clear
and Icj'l statement of tie- expenses
and b-ars out the spirit of the Jaw.
It is a strikingly good si, owing for
i)r. Livingston and his committee,
v ho made a magiiincent fight.
Clerk Kos-!i r;i ns also has a state
ment from Congressman I'ollard
stating that he expended in his light,
for re-election !4.V0.'-o. The state
ment of C. I). Clapp, for 'lo- re-publican
congf-s.-ional committee shows
receipt-' of . I ,S:;8. ."'I. of which the;
ties in the fight. The- various e-or.n-.
ty ci, airmen re-ivi-d ."o."0 for
i each cot'.nty, save- Lanca-te r, w'd' h
i
; got Jei.
1 In view of the hoa. y expenses of
the republicans compared with those?
of the democrats it can b- seen the
latter made- a gre-at showing and
should be justly proud of their vic
tory. Here, Too, IV to.
Governor ele ct A. C. Shallonberger
may have; several plums on his tree;
j or distribution, but if there are many
j people in other parts of the .state
'that want some of these plums as
I here, he will have to grow several
:
more? plums to supply the want. It
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astonishing how manj people who
, iiave never done anything for the
party and nct a.ways supported the
candidates and the cause conceive the
idea they want a public office. Some
c t tiiem may experience some iroutiie
in getting a pole long enough to
kiuok and fruit even from the lower
limbs. Nebraska City News.
Death of Mrs. Hennings.
. From Tuesday's Daily
; Grandma Hennings, the venerable
1 mother of John A., Ferdinand and
; Charles C. Hennings, died yesterday
at the home of her son, John A, Hen-
! nings in Eight Mile Grove pr inct.
1 This venerable woman had liv ;d to
the ripe age of ninety years and had
j . i .
.survived her husband for the past
ten years. Owing to inability to get
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particulars of her life, a sketch of her
is necessarily postponed until later.
Her funeral will take place tomor-
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row afternoon from her home to
Walradt cemetery, Rev. Fr. Sprieget
'
officiating,
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Call up Plattsmouth phone rso. 11 for
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1 livery, bmith & bmitn.
much more complete.
committee received
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