The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, June 14, 1909, Image 4
r i J. V ? DAILY PERSONAL NEWS t Short Items of Interest From Fri day's Evening Journal Y f I i M.TIt t: Oh' KI M I MIX. I I-fore toe Hoard ii iuuiy Cn.-ni.ii.-iontri s of j-au:uUis Cuun.y, .Vf I u.iih Ka. ihK MATTKIi OF THi: :;'..VNI 1 ZAllU.N ur' ASHLAND ifUAlNAOi; , To 1.1. Wilo.M IT MAY OiNCKKN: I'l.iM.atit l an order oi m i.oaiu OUIIKII TO MIUW VlK. In t.,e lnw:..t Cvurt of Cass Coun tv. Nebraska. IN THC MATTi::t OF THE ESTATE 'K KKiUNA WOLF. 1 iiX'Ea.-KU: cause comes mi for lu-ai ing up on the pelitloii of J. V. Kt-inlTrRiT, administrator of the estate of Kegina deceased, uiayina lor license to Mrs. Peter Evers Is spending the day in Omaha going to that city this morning on the early eraln. Richard D. McMnKn rame in! this morning from bis home at Weeping Water to look Jitter busi ness matters JI- Ilild, the Sixth street furniture man, is spending the day In Omaha in attendance upon the undertaker's convention, going up on the early Burlington train. Mrs. A B. Taylor who has been In the city for some time visiting with friends and looking after business matters, departed this morning for her homo at Beaver City, Neb. Mrs. H. D. Travis and her daughter Miss Helen, who have been, viKltlng in Omaha, returned to their home this afternoon on tho Burling ton train. L. F. Curtis has moved to this city from Union and once more taken a place in tho Burlington upholster ing nhop. Frank's many friends In the city are glad to welcome him back and trust that his stay this tilme will be permanent. John Fight and wifo departed this morning for Lincoln where, they will !slt with friends for a few days niter which they expect to go to Denver, Colo., for an outing for a week or ten days to enjoy tho dear, bracing atmosphere of tho moun tain state and take a well merited rest. ; 'JCJ James Robertson, clerk of th district court, returned this morning from his trip to Lincoln where his son William A., graduated from the state university. Mrs. Robertson re mained to spend several days In the capital city. Mr. Roberson was pleased to witness the admission of hla son to practice at tho bar before the state and federal otirts, he being admitted to the latter yesterday and the former the day before. Tho condition of Henry Zuckwell er who was seized yesterday morning with an acute attack of appendicitis Is reported this morning as bcin easier and it Is not believed that nn operation will be necessary In his case. The news is quite gratify ing to his many friends who hnd hoped for so favorable news but w ho were fearful that It might not turn out so well. It Is to bo hoped bis condition continues so favorable un til ho is quite recovered. G. K. Barker is spending the day . i t Mate ot Nebraska iieieinaiier ueMTlbeii, I. A. N. Klinelund. County Clerk of Saunders County, Nebraska, nu hereby fcive notice trial on .May ;1, l.iun. Atiel II. Fuller. Nelson Sheffer, H. li. Coleman, C. Kettle, 11. K. Hays. C. 1. Kettle, Clia.i. Miller, A. J. Sanger, Murgaict W'ollen, Mary K. Jesperscti, j. n. Grander and 1:. W". Iean did tile la the ottice of tlie County Clerk of .".minders Count v. Nebraska, tlielr iietl- f ii Omaha having been a passenger Hon in writing and also their bond Oil the early train for that city. and fonn us by law required, and L. C. Sharpe and wife are spend- LJ.T. Y7 l ins the day In Omaha going to that .... object and K rf u W city this morning on the early train. Ashland Drainage District, and said petition ueillB men uiiviri inn e' vision of an Act of the Legislature of proveu uy Marc li 2 1, ..r I'.i'.-it I '..Him iNititiet'M of aumlers ,.,u.ii... NeniaKa, made and entered licsinning at a point Forty-one (41) c.i June 7, 1 and by virtue ot urn rwn .sunn ....tlioiuy vested III me by the statute A A Wetonknmn Is snendlnsr the j... n v. i,.m i..in.a the State of Nebraska, approved by the Governor thereof on 1SU7, entitled: in art in nrovlde for dralnae district to drain wet land; and land subject to overflow; and any land which will be improved oy drainage lo uunu dykes ami levies, to construct, straight en, widen, deepen or auar any unco, drain, stream or watercourse; to rip rap or otherwise protect the nan ui any stream or ditch, to construct, en lurvA nvinnil. linurove or maintain St. John's any drainage system; to construct. ,. . enlarge, extend, improve or maintain tnia of mntrol of surface wa ter or running water; and the rights, obligations and powers of such cor porations including the power of emi nent domain, cieauon ul uei'i-i, Issuing of negotiable bonds, and the levying of special assessments tin such real estate and t lie easements day afternoon to attend the lecture therein as may be benefitted by such given last evening by Frank Leon- anil powers of public otihiais" and the ard on Christian Science. They re- ""tIIV'VV,"" .oun.i"-?es of said propos- tumed to their home this morning ed Ashland Drainage 1 'Strict as fixed H 1 1 C I uetei milieu oy rum ,w.,i.. v.. Count v Commissioner by snbl order entered on June 7, l'JW, nre us fol lows, to-wit: ( All sections reri.'i i c.i io neiow are In Townsliln No. .' Nortli, Kungc No. Nino i:ast of the Sixtli 1". M., sections , n T II I oiih til twelve K inclusive ie in morning tor racifie Jum-tloll Where ,Jlln,i,.,.s County, Nebraska. AU other lie gOCS Oil business. He reports sections referred to are in cass t.oi.11- that his father H. E. Wilson Is grad- Commencing at the renter point of ii I,, ,i Ka tlie Intersection of Third and Iey ually gdtlnng better and there is .,.,., s ln ,ie clty 0f Ashiy.nd. nv- Small room for doubt that he will ih ot7 soon bo entirely recovered nnd again tiie center of the intersection of rey and M.t II p i recis in suiu uiy, i north one block along the center line of Sixth street to tlie center of tlie In tersection of Sixth anil Silver streets In sa d C tv: thence west three diocks nl.n. ,1... iwntu, Una ,if Slilvpr ufle.'t soon see him on the street once to the t.,.nt(.r f the intersection of Silver and Ninth streets In said City; thence south two blinks along Die Center line of said Ninth street in said City to tlie east and west center hie of section two; tnence wesi matters, having gone to that city on the morning Burlington train. Rev. Dr. George Aglus, Chancel lor of the LI neon Diocease and Sec retary to the Bishop, came ln yester day noon for a short visit with Rev Father M. Shine of Catholic church, departing morning on the early train for Lin coln. Mrs. E. Hatchen and Mrs. Mary Gogt of Omaha came down yester- greatly pleased with the address and congratulating themselves upon hav ing made the trip. Rex Wilson was a passenger this able to look after his work. This Is gratifying news to that gentle man's many friends who hope to more well and hearty. J. 0. Riehey inn! wife reUnu.d home last, evening from Lincoln of the center of Section Tiurteen (13) in Township lweive ii: North. llange Thirteen (13 Kast, running thence West Eighty (sui rods; thence North Eleven (11) rods; thence east Eighty (0) rods; thence south Eleven (111 rods to the place ot beginning, being tlie North Half of Lots Thirteen (U and Fifty-three IjII in said section. Township and Kange, as now non on the piais Ol irregular nana ot said County. ...... . Tlie undivided one-nan w-.i oi Lots Ten (10) and Eleven (11) in Mock Thirteen ( 13 ) in liuke's addi tion to the City of IMattsmouth, Lass t'mintr. Nebraska, except the rigni of way of the Omaha Southern Kail- av over ana across Fain x,ois. The undivided one-half (1-i) of the following tract of land towlt: Heglnning at a point Thirty uu) rods North of the center of section Thirteen (13) Township Twelve (12) North. Kanae Thirteen (13) i-.asi hence running west Eighty (80) rods, thence north Eleven (11) rods; thence East Elghtv (SO) rods; thence south. Eleven (11) rods to the place of beginning, being the south half of Lots Thirteen (13) and Fifty- three (S3) In sakl Section, Township and HaiiKe, as shown by tlie Irregular tracts In said County, except the right of way of the Omaha Southern Lailway across the rame. or siifnclent amount thereof to bring the sum of $350.00 for the pay ment of debts allowed against said es tate of the cost of administration and In addition thereto tne costs of this proceedings there not being any per sonal property to pay tlie said debts and expenses. It is therefore ordered that an per sons Interested In said estate appear before me at Chambers at my nfiice In the Court House In tlie City of I'lattsinoutli, Nebraska, on tlie 21tu day of July, lsiOO, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day to show cause why a li cense should not be grunted to snld administrator to sell the above real estate of said deceased or so much thereof as mav be necessary to pay sit id debts and expenses. Oated tills 7th dav of Juno, 100!l. Harvy l. T;avls, Judge of the lilstrlut Court. 1). O. Dwyer, Attorney. V t DAILY PERSONAL NEWS j V Short Items of Interest From Satur day Evening's Daily Journal y v v r t ... . .. .. .. A A A I or high honors, standing In .v.n. u, i,n,i l..,. In nOniulTKco along the east and west center line of where they had o.-en in attenciai ce Lections 2 al, 3 to tlm southenst iinnn (bo flnutnrr ovorclsoK of the corner of the west half of tlie ninth 1 V I ...... ........ rt u.,1.1 u.i..tl,.n 't lhlill.a F.tate University, their son Justus I north one-imif mile to' the mirth Hue I l. tr.ctnn Imlncr nnn tit (ho prulii- of x"1'1 "ecton 3 : thence west nlong Livingston, being one ot t.ie giauu- t)i(, n,.t, in,. nf alii section ;j and also ntlng class. Mr. Livingston Rlchey section 4; to the northwest corner of ueiilmi ! tliencn Hinitli to tie center Closed Ills Collegiate course Willi of the west line of said section i; Cm frnnl thence west to the center 01 t.ie no. 11 R,M,,n i"; thence south to the especially with regard to philosophy center of the south line of snld 1 " mint on r t lwriiu ivnul nlnniT tho which ho has made an especial study Kouih line of said section 5 to the . , ... northeast corner of the west half of during his term. . tnp n,hwest ouarter of section s,; , , .., ",..,,.i ,i,. j tlienco south one mile to the south- Ill county court several dajs since ,.0,er of the west one-half of the Will of the late John F. Gordon fie southwest nuarter of said section iiitt x. . .,..., ii nnir the south lie of 0 Weeping Water was admitted to anld sect ion S to the northeast cor- ii fi-i i i i ,,,,i ner or me wesi nan oi i lie rmriu- proliate. The testator had named tlst ,,,.,,,,. ,)( section 17; thenco the late John Donelan as executor south to the southeast corner of tlie . west linlf of tlie northeast quarter of ill the will but, OWlllg to hlS tleatll, said section 17; thc-ce west to the, center or inn wesi line or sniu sec tion 17; thence south along the west line of salil section 17 and section I'O to the center of the west boundary line of snld section 20; thence east .. t r II... ....... n.l ........... Il.. ... i , ii'i,pi'i ill.' r-ii.il 1 1 1, i..-?.. rvinri line ill the will were present and upon their Ku, ection and section ;i to the center or the east houndaiv line o. said section 21; thence north along tlie east boundary line of said sec- lion "Jl and section 1 to the north east corner of said section lii; thence east nlong (lie north line of sections l.i and II to the crnler of the north boundary line of said se linn li: thenco north to the northwest corner of the southwest iunrter of (he south east iiuiirier or section 11; thence cast to the northeast corner of tlie south east . quarter of the southeast ..nai ler of mm ll section 11; thence north to the inrthctist cornel of -..'d .iii.ni 11; thence west iiloti- the luo'lh line of said section 11 to a point where the sumo Intersects the sin. I beast bound ary line of (he right of way of tlie i nirngn. llurlin.rlon Xi OiiIticv Crill- road Comnnnv: thence nl.iiitr n.a southeast boundary line of the rlgh of way and depot grounds of the said i nicago, iiurilngton gulncv llall road Company In a northeasterly di rection to a point where said south east boundary line Intersects the cen- V . , or Ma'n s'rpi't In said City of Ashland; thence due west nlnnir .. center line of Main utreet and across SU.R I'MIKK fll.VTTKIi MIU(T(. Notice Is hereby given that by vir tue of chattel mortgage dated Sep tember IlUth, 1907, to secure the pay ment of the sum of 00 with in terest thereon at tlie rate of S per cent from said date. Said mortgage hav ing been filed in tlie office of the County Court of Cass County, Nebras ka, and executed by Harry Tigner to I'erry Marsh and by said Marsh nnd by mid Marsh transferred to the First Natloni'l Hank of rinttsmouth, Nebras ka. That upon said mortgage t lint there Is due and unpaid tlie sum of $2!0 with Interest thereto, at tlie rate of x per cent from date. Default hav ing been made In the payment of said sum and Interest thereon and no suit ov oilier proceedings having been In stituted to recover said debt or nny part thereof, therefore the undersign ed will sell the property In said mort gage described viz: One bav horse nnile 3 yearn old weight 1.000 lbs.; one horse mule three vents old weight 1.000 Us., bay, at public auction to to the highest bidder for cash at tho Glenn Smith of the Nebraska Con struction Company, Is looking after business matters In the city to day. Miss Jessie Pothinsky and baby were passengers for Omaha this morning on ,the early Burlington train. Emmons Rlchey who has been spending several days at Louisville, returned to his businese ln this city this morning. Mrs. Frank Boyd was a passenger this morning for Omaha where she will ;spend the day visiting with friends. Mrs. WY W. Coates Is spending the' day In Omaha going to that city this morning on the early Bur lington train. C. C. Parmel ' came in this morn ing from Broken Bow, Neb., where he has been looking after business matters for severa ldays. Wm. Puis, jr. from near Murray was In the city today looking after business matters, paying The Jour nal his usual pleasant call during the afternoon. Henry Ilemple, the well known and popular real estate man and promoter of Lincoln is In the city today meeting his many friends and locking after business. Mrs. J. J. McNulIn, the aged mother of John and Frank McNurlln departed yesterday afternoon on the Schuyler train for Louisville where she will make a visit with her son Frank for several days. She was accompanied by Mrs. W. T. Smith who will also make a visit of some days with Frank McNurlln and fam ily. . W. F. Gillespie, mayor of Mynard barn on the Pnvev lots at tho corner of Oak and Seventn streets In the; and stock dealer, yesterday had rum iv or l iaiismouiii on lie ziitn dav of June, 1!)tl!i, at tho hour of 1 o'clock p. m of said day. First National Hank of rinttsmouth, Nebraska. Assignee of Mortgage l. O. Iiwyer, Attorney. car of cattle and hegs on the South Omaha market. He caught a rather unlucky day both being off several cents. He stopped over In this city a few hours while on his way home last evening and visited with his the court appointed William II. Pool, the well known real estate ninn in his stend. The witnesses to testimony the will was ndmitted to probate. Silk lisle, indestructible linen toe and heel half hose. New shades in W metal, lead, pearl, cham pagne, tan, ox blood, old rose, cypress green, Hun ter's Kreen black, bur gundy, navy and cadet blue. A clothing man from a metropoli tan city came into our store, said: "jfive mc a pair of 25c hose." We sold them to him, at the same time calling his attention to the indestructible toe and heel and a silk lisle upper, making a sensible hose for low shoes. The next morning the same man on his way to the train, stopped at our store: "Give me six paiis of those 25c hose, they're the best I've ever seen." The ame thing has happened repeatedly, but we msrcly quote this instance because the man con cerned was a judge of quality. Come in and buy one pair, you'll be back for more. 25c, the same at other stores 35 and 50c. Im;.'Mt Permit. Niitice is hereby riven 'l-nt YVevrlch ; many friends in the city, & Madiabit. lave li;c.l tneir ix-titlon as i ceil i i.'il 'v fie .tp'M'i's of the virite of Nebifiska vlth the city clfrl: of the city of I'lnftsinotitii, Ni.br.iska, ri?ine:ttl'ig a permit 'to sell malt, st'lrll not,- nnd vinous Honors for inedl nleal, mechanical and chemical pur poses f -r ti e .'liming municipal yc:f In tlie li'ilbllng situated on the wist 1,-ilf i'.V. l-:'i of lot three (3) In blo-k t: hi 7-fl c.'.t. in the city of Platts- iii nun, NebrnskP George P. Horn, the wdl known and popular citizen from near Louis ville, came In this morning to spend the day In the city with friends and look after some business mat ters. He reports that his son Henry Horn, v.hn lias lippn nn sorlnnlv -111 n....i..i. p. o, i i. i 1 i I n il Ililill a nil.. .., . ., . , .iu:e 3. mo? Applicant. . w'tn sciatica is some Improved to- .. !fiay. This is good newu for Henry's 1 Just received some of the advance styles for Fall in Felt Hats. Cadet tlue, sapphire, eatawba and plum shades made in the nohtty trooper shapes. Trier $.UX. said depot groundH to the Intersec tlon of Third and .Main utreetn In said ( Ity; thence north nlong tho center inie or nurd street one block to the point of beginning; the largest por tion of the land Included within said boundnr en belnir Incm..,! i c dern Count y, NeiirasKit. ah land owners within the boundarleM of paid proposed Ashland MralniiKe IHstrlcr nnd oil .oi..,,. cerned nre hereby notltled that an election will be held on Frldav. .Tot ., rJ09, between the hours of eight oclock a. m. nnd six o'clock p. m. at the oil ce of the County Clerk if Satin, tier County. Nebraska. In the Cot. t v tourt House at Wnhoo. In said Coun' ,.'f til-tnt sn.,i'1 pl,f;lon Hies(lon ,1 J .I'" r",T'" "n "f. "''' Ashland '""- I'ls.ncr snail tie determined, and a board of seven iiirn,.i..... .'L.".I"',,",, "al'1 ,,"', of Ice ald district. .".o.uuon or ...b"...!.'.'', w,"'r,,or 1 Vnv" hereunto on .Ji 1 ' niy name nnd Attached my iei tottntv. Nebrnskn. nl mv n the (ountv Court House at" W'ahoo in ui i on nt y i n Jin,, w loftu A. N. Klmehind. of Saundcr County. (SKAT.) County Clerk Nebrnskn. Has .i:ii'i;v K-xr-jt'. Charles Burton ha J a narrow es cape from serious Injury on rurc!ay last while feeding the crusher at the Heobiier Quarries. The crusher is (,ne of the largest in the country and requires the services of a. lum ber of men to keep It full, and It is driven by a large rubber belf about twelve Inches wide. Charles hap pened to be standing directly In line with this belt when it broke, one end flying over and hitting him di Itctly ln the face, knocking him senseless and throwing him ln the cnifher. He was fished out with long lion hooks that are used for lifting rock, and for a time it was thought that he was dead. Herbert Opp happen ing along just at this time got water and ln a short time he regained con sciousness. The only damage done to him was a badly bruised face that will friends here who hope to sre once. more on the streets. him Grcrge A. Metsinger and wife were passengers this morning for Omaha where they will visit with Mrs. P. P. Meisingnr at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Meisinger drove In this morning from their home west of the city. Mrs. P. P. Meisinger Is reported as getting along very nice ly now and after her five weeks In the hospital there Is room to hope that she can soon be brought home. This Is the wish of her many good friends ln this section. Commissioner Friedrlch this morning supplemented his statement a to damage done In the county by the floods of the last few days, with the statement that the Weeping Water hns been higher ln the past week than before ln years. It over flowed its banks and flooded the en tire region more than It has been take sometime for It to htal; nndjno0(,0(1 ln 'Pars- Tne 't of tho the loss of time from his work Pro caution will be taken In the future to protect the men against accidents of a slmlllar character. Nehawka Register damage Is in Rock Rluffs and Lib erty precincts where the loss Is very heavy and will require much repairing. I.K(;i, MiTicr To .tames A. llvsnil- a l..r.....l -I. -mucin You nre heruhe imiin.,.i it.... .. ft! 'V.7.f ' ''. "'Vlena A I i ','fnn iiii'ti n i pi (in nirniH.,t i the district Court of Cass County. No" are ll'r, t , V T ,rni!"p which . .i "btaln n divorce from f.Vi ' "live wll fully abandoned the plaintiff withou p...... niiiin lor more t nil it two venm las . nud .second, t lint you have itmsslv and wantonly fulled and neulected to iipport said plaintiff, and Third To I.... , me in n. ,o no Noi l hwest .innitor in. 1.41 f Secil,,,, I 'll. riwnslili ten i0, :nK,. Iw,,iv, 1 l.i east In the Counlv of Cass, smto of Nebrnskn. In snld plaintiff ni iiKnlnvt you. V111 are re.iilred to imike immver t' said pelltloil on or before the 1 llli 'lay of June, A. 1 . 1!Hl. Helena A. l'vui, ., . . . I'hllllll.T. Ity r.lll'liiev , l:,imey. Her Atlorneis. The ollir of' .t,f .Se'iiif'n. rl .VdiM- CIhIIk .li.iiiniffiiil Shift Nf(f,oii lliiln G u r ( ininT mh k r.. ,1. Monroe viii lake mmce Hint ,.n .nun Uiiv or April, linoi, M. Archer .nisnee or Hie ic i. e or I Mil 1 1 -111. oil h Cltv, litis connfv. Nelir.'iskn, Issued n'l oilier 01 attiti I'lneni or tin, ,nm ,,t li" In 1111 act bm pending before "Herein w . si rare 11 v. U oliiln ll'T, nnd .1. Monroe Is ilefen.bint. Hint poperfy of the dereinbitit cousistini( of wiiKe In tin? iunmi?.iiii of the i A- II. I!, Co. bis been nttitclied under niiiii onier sild cause was continued in ue film ,irty f June, l:br.i, ,it 9 " cio, k a. m. V,-. M. Hn.-lnv. 1 iHillll'T. Iicatli -lts the llundall Home. After a long and lingering Illness, extending over many weeks, Mrs. Ina Male Joslln this morning departed the land of the living. Her death was not unexpected as lur long wearing Illness hnd made It almost a certainty that the end must come soon. A full obituary of this charm ing young women will appear In Mon day's Journal. The utmost sympathy Is extended by the community to the bereaved husband and parents nnd sisters nnd brothers who have lost a most charm ing and estimable wife, daughter and sister. The funeral will take plr.ee .Mnn ,lny r.ftcnp;oii at H o'clock from the I 'arior.ai!!'. Hurhl will b at Wyuka rotiH'tery, Lincoln, on Tuesday next, the body being taken to that city en the morning Darlington train. For those who wish to take a hist look nt tlu-lr bdnved friend. the casket will be op' n from 2 to 0 o'cbit k Sunday nfterunon nt the residence of Hev. Uandall. Itoily .Mitiniiil, l(lc mt ueek. Prof. J. W. Gamble departed this morning for Lincoln, going up pre paratory to taking up his courso of teaching ln the University summer school which opvns next Monday! Prof. Gamble was rather loath to again take up school work after hat ing Just closed his term, stating that the seven weeks of school look ed belter to him during the winter than It did now when It was act ually at hand. However, he figured that be would soon become Interest ed In It after he had started nnd that the time would pass vi ry quick ly. L. Fangcr who recently came to this country from Austria nnd who Is now located In Omaha, was In the city yesterday making a visit with bis brother, M. Kanger of the depart ment store. Mr. Kanger has been making the necessary arrangements to go Into business In Omaha and has put In the past week for this purpose. He is the father of Tlllie nnd Max Fanger who came to this country s mie two years ago nnd who tunde their home In this dty with th Ir tup le. M. Fanger for sometime and have been living In Oninh.i late ly. S. Furlong, the well known Rock Bluffs citizen, was In the city today on business. Mrs.' A. E. Gass was a passenger this morning on the early train for Omaha where she will spend the day. George Hold Is looking after busi ness matters In the city today, hav ing come In from his farm this morning. Mrs. W. L. Pickett is among those visiting In Omaha today be ing a passenger for that city on the early train. S. H. Atwood, the well known member of the firm of Newell & At wood, was In the city today attend ing to business matters. A. S. Will who has been attend ing to business matters in Broken Bow, returned home this afternoon on the train from Omaha. C. F. Ryhart, cousin of John Mc- Xurlin living with Mr.' and Mrs. A. F. Seybert came down this morning from Cullom to spend the day in the city. Charles Gron, wife and baby Mildred, of Havelock, came down last evening for a visit In the city with Jos. Smith and family for sev eral days. Miss Clara Weyrich was a pas senger this morning for Lincoln where she goes to take a course at the summer school which opensi there Monday. Mrs. P. A. Carlson was a pas senger on the morning train for Havelock where she will make a visit with friends and relatives for several days. Philip H. Meisinger, the well known farmer from Eight Mile Grove precinct, Is looking after business matters In the city today, driving in from his home west of the city. Dr. George H. Gilmore and son Walker, of Murray were ln the city last evening for a few hours en-route home from Omaha where Dr. Gilmore ! had taken Mrs. I.S. White- for medical poor health for several weeks. Joseph Linehart.who Is farming near Cedar Creek, was in the city to day, shaking hands with hii many friends. Joe Is becomin;; n stranger to Platt3mouth, this bdpf; his first visit since Christmas. John Ahl, one of the young and enterprising young farmers from near Louisville, came down yester day morning on Jhe Schuyler train to attend to some business mat ters, returning to his home In the afternon. Mrs. Charles Bell and children de parted last evening for Burlington, la., and Quincy, III., for a visit with relatives for several weeks. Mr. Bell and his son expect to , Join them shortly and after a short visit the entire party w ill return to their home In this city. . W. II. Hell, owenr of -the fine Pleasant View stock farm near Cedar Creek, was In the city today look ing after business matters. Mr, Hell reports that fields are very wet and work ln them exceedingly dif ficult on that account and he is hoping for warmer, dryer weather for the next few days at least. D. J. Pltmnn, the prominent business man of Murray, drove up this morning to the city to look af ter some business matters. While hero Mr. Tltman favored The Journal with one of his pleasant, sociable calls and was warmly welcomed. Dave Pitman Is one of the good friends of the Journal and he can always figure of a warm welcome here. George P. Meisinger, one of Cass county's best citizens nnd ablest men, came In this morning frotr. his hone ln Eight Mile Grove precinct, to lock after business mnt'en and to meet his many friends. Mr. Meising er Is deservedly one of the most pop ular men In this cpnnty nnd be has made himself a name as a staid, up right and hard working citizen who enjoys the respect nnd esteem of nil his neighbors nnd his many ac quaintances ln this city and vicin ity. , The editor was Invited to take a trip to Plattsmouth last Thursday afternoon with R. V. Pollard who In company with I'. C. West nnd K. M. E. M. Pollard wept up In his Olds nioblle. It was n delightful trip nnd a splendid run was made on the going trip, covering twenty nnd oip half miles In 61 minutes, but n rec ord run was made on the return til' which was tb fastest run made to our knowledge the tlm b'lne M .'ItiIm NVIinwka Rcrtls'cr.