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DAILY PERSONAL NEWS A. t Y Y Short Items of Interest From Fri. day Evening's Daily Journal v t Y v A. S. Will departed this morning for broken Now, where he has busi ness matters to look after. The Alvo items came In too late Having disposed of hid property, Mr. S. Lindholm wll remove to near Sidney, la., where he owns a farm. F. G. Fricke who has been making mtk k ok rrni.ir.Tiox. State of Nebraska, in district court for the County of Cass. I'rtltlua I MMle4 Tltlts George W. linrHlitiiHn, plaintiff VII. Jeremiah S. Carr. J. S. Carr. XV. W. Willingham. John H. Maxun. trustee; Mm I ha XV. Grant. Martha V. Carr, Joseph Anton Gerlg. Genofeva Gerlg iiiul Theresa -11 K heirs unii devisees f Henry Gerlg, deceased; Sarah A. Willison. Surah A. Wl!snti Marquis anil husband. I K. Marquis, Gorge K. Iiixnn. iUbectn Ashley, iCel.e.ra 1 . ii 1 1 r an1 husband Conner, first :inl r.-.il name unknown: George K. I i v n . George 11. VitkKov, Mary i". M f'iii tney, A. K. McCartney, Amanita J. McCartney, Will lam I. f.rcgurv it ii 1 wile, 1elin.ht liieuoi y, t '.in V. Hetts un.l wife, l:ncl.el J. Letts, non-residents of the Slate ot .Liasku; 1!. Wolph, 11. W. Show anil 'l.-ndern n W. M !t li-ll. only surviving for Thursday's semi-weekly, but will! a brief in Texas, returned to appear in Monday's paper. A. Glese Is attending to business today In Omaha, having gone to that cltj this morning on the early train. Oscar NyBtrom and wife departed this morning on the early train for Omaha where they will make their future home. C. A. Hagerstrom was a passenger on the morning train for Omaha, where be will spend the day making a visit with friends. Mrs. Harry Messersmlth and her mother, Mrs. Albert Thomas, are spending today In Omaha making a visit with Mrs. Ed. Rynott. Ernest Lindholm and ulster, Miss Mebel, were passengers this morning tor.Valparalso, where they will spend several days with friends. Mrs. Charles Janda and little sis ter, Edith Toman, are among those visiting today In Omaha, hnvlng gone 'to that city this morning on the early train." U. A. Troop is among those, spend ing the day In Omaha attending to business and taking In the automobilt sbow, going to the metropolis on the early train. Dr. NyBtrom and daughter of Om aha who have been In the city In attendance upon the Johnson-Nystrom wedding, departed this morning for their home. James Cnmpbtll of Murray and H. Gruber of Union, spent several hours In the city this morning, being pas sengers on the early train this morn ing for Omaha. Miss Ruth Johnson Is visiting. nt the homeH of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Adnms and .Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gillespie near Mynard this week. Miss Greenland of Omaha who was one of the guests at the Johnson Nystrom wedding, returned this morning to her homo. Misses Amelia Holmberg and TillWt Carlson are spending today in Omahn, having been passengers on the morn ing train for that city, F. A. Hansen returned to his home near Nchawka this morning. Before departing, however, he called and re newed his allegiance to the Journal for another year. Mrs. lien Buckingham of Glenwood, la., who has been attending to busi ness in the city nnd making a short visit with friends, returned to her home this morning. James Highley, wife and son Jus. Jr., are visitors today at the auto mobile show In Omaha, having gone to that city on the early Burlington train this morning. James Smith of Emerson, la., who has been In the city looking over his property which ho o.ight last fall from S. Lindholm, returned to his home home this morning. Mr. Smith expects to Boon move to this city for a permanent residence. E. M. Thoren of Stomburg, who was In the city attending upon the Nystrom-Johnson wedding, returned to his home this morning. His fam ily who have been visiting In tho city with Mr. and Mrs, dus Johnson for several days, remain for a few days longer. Mrs. Jos. Wondra and little son Joseph were passengers this morning for Omaha where the young man will take treatment at a hospitul for a complaint which has been afflicting him for several weeks. His condition Is not at all dangerous at present but It was thought best to have him treated at a hospital where the facili ties for handling the dlscaso are so much better than at the home. Mrs. L. 11. Young was among those w Jio were passengers on the morning train for Omaha where she will visit with her husband In the hospital n that city. It Is pleasant to state that Mr. Young Is showing marked Improvement and his attending phy sicians hold out every hopo thnt he will soon be able to return to his homo quite recovered. Tho Ladles Auxiliary of tho l'res byterlan church were entertained at the homo of Mrs. O. C. Povey yester day afternoon with Mrs. D. C. Morgan and Mrs. Dovcy os hostess. Tho of ternoon was most delightfully spent In holding tho regular business ses don after which social conversation, music and tho llko were most thor oughly enjoyed. A dainty lunch was served, one which tho ladles could not help but do amplo Justice. his home In this city last evening P. A. Harrows and wife are spend ing today In Omaha where the form er is having his eyes treated by a specialist. D. O. Dwyer and wife are spending the afternoon In Omaha, having gone to that city to attend the automobile show John McNurlin was a passenger this morning for Murray where he has some business matters to attend to today J. Fetzer is among those spending the afternoon in Omaha, going to that city to look after some business matters. Trainmaster J. II. Austin of Omaha came down early this morning to be present at clearing the wreck of the freights In the west end of the yards this morning. Thos. B. Wilson, a prominent cap itallst and attorney of Ashland, was in the city today looking after pro fesslonal business in district court taking a decree in the case of Craig vs.' Clark et al, a default case, to quiet the title to some land In the northwestern part of the county. He returned home this afternoon after securing the relief he asked for for his clients, Mrs. John McNurlin who has been spending several weeks past In Stan ton, Neb., making a visit with Mrs Ed. Sprleck who lived with Mr. and Mrs. .McNurlin when a girl, returned to bor home last evening. Mrs. Mc Nurlln arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs. Sprleck on the day following the visit to that place of the stork who left a fine young girl baby with Mr. and Mrs. Sprleck. Their many friends throughout this section will bp glad to learn that mother an daughter are doing very nicely. mm deceased; the unknown heirs and Wolph, B. W. Show and Clendenen W, luvlueeit nf stum!. A Wilson Marnui Mitchell, only surviving heirs and de- and of her husband. U K. Marquis, de- vlsees of Henry C. Wolph, deceased. i -uMt.il: the unknown he r or Genrire F. to ine earn nan tei ana iweniy acre IHxon, deceased: the unknown heirs and off of the east side of the west half devisees of Kehecca Ashley, deceased; I ( w i oi inn uunneusi quarter tne the unknown heirs and dvlsees of Ke- of said section numbered thirty-four I...ICM li Conner and of her husband I (oil, said townsnm ami ranee, uy rea Conner, real nume unknown, son or a neeti or conveyance or sain last above described by said Rebecca Ashley In the name of Kebecca 1. Con ner, and said Conner, real name unknown, her husband, to said Addison P. Weston of date November i. IS6I. recorded In Book "J" at page 260. of the deed records of said county, but which deed by mistake and ommisslon was not signed by said Conner, real name unknown. To confirm and quiet title in plain tiff against defendants, Mary P. Mc Curtn.y, A. K. McCartney and Amanda I. McCartney to the west half 141 of the northwest one-fourth (nw I of suhl section numbered thirty-five C.1 and to the east half leV-l of the north east one-fourth trie1.,! of said section numbered thirty-four l34i, the east half ie'-..i of the west half (wife) of the noitheast one-fourth I nr !( ) of said sec lion n umbered thirty-four C!4t and the east hall ie'1 of the northwest one fourth (nw'.4 of the southeast one- fourth (se) of said section numbered heirs of II. C. Wolph and wife, Ksther I'D. all of said lands in said township Wo!ih. deceased; Amelia If. liable- anu range, uy reason 01 a ami m con- Usui, former v widow of Ad.lisnn P. nemme in niu lanus uy a. .nc- Weston. deceased, a ml his only sur- artney, Henry M McCartney and said vlvlnir heir and devisee. Mary P. McCartney and said A. K. Mc rhe unknown he rs and devisees of artney to uerenuani, Amanita J. aic Jeremiah S. Carr and of his wife. Martha Cartney. dated August 20. lsS, and re- W Carr. deceased: the unknown he rs I corded in HOOK J al page 340. or Hie and devisees of J. S. Carr. deceased; the deed records of said county, in which unknown assignees, heirs and devisees deed said Mary p.. McCartney and said of XV. XV. WlllinKham. deceased, the un- I A. K. McCartney failed to Join in the known assignees, he rs and dev sees acknowledgement lliereor. of John II. Maxon, trustee, deceased, To confirm and quiet title in plaintiff the unknown heirs and devisees of Mar- anainsi oeienuanis. ueore r uixson. thu XV. (Slant, deceased; the unknown Mieortre K. IMxon. William I. Gregory heirs and dev sees of .Sara 1 A. W 1 - ni wire, teiinaa uretrory. anu H. M Jill ilecuueit' the unknown heirs and de-I lands by said Geortre F. Dixon to H. C. iseen nf Con v. I ilxson. deceased : the Woluii or date uctoner istiu. and unknown heirs and devisees of. Mary recorded In Book I) at pare 217. of p McCartney, deceased: the unknown the deed records or said county or Cass; heirs and devisees of A. K. McCartney, and by reason of a deed of conveyance deceased; tho unknown heirs and de- of said lands by said OeorKe K. Dixon irlsees nf Amanda J. McCartney, de- I in tne name or tieorire r . uixson, 10 de ceased; the unknown heirs and devisees I fendant, William 1). OreROry of date of William D. (Sregory and of Ills wife, October 29. 1SK0. and recorded in Book Itelindii (ireKorv, deceased; the un- i at page id, ot said tieea recorus; known heirs and devisees of George land by reason of a deed of conveyance w. Hetts and wife, liachel J. Belts, de- of said lands by snid William 1. ure- ceaxed; the unknown heirs and devisees, gory nnd wife, Delinda Gregory, to said respectively, of Joseph Anton Gei lg, I Addison r". Weston or date August. 19, Genofeva Gerlg and Thersa Gerig, de- lS:t, and recorded In Book " at page ceased, Defendants ;l or said tieeu records; ana aiso ny Notice to each and all of the above reason ot a deed or conveyance or sam mimed non-residents of the Stale of lands by said II. C. Wolph and wife, Nebraska and to each and nil of the F.slher Wolph, to said Addison P. Hen- above named unknown heirs and de- ton. of date August 19, lSli.l. and re- vlsees, defendants. corded in hook r at page :u, or sain To each nnd all of the above mimed deed records, tlio description In said non-residents of the slate of Nebraska, several deeds of conveyance of said and to each nnd all of the above named lurid being uncertain and indefinite. unknown heirs and devisees, defend-I tou and eacn or you are requirea 10 ants. 1 answer 'sam petition on or neiore ine You and each of vnu are hereby noli- nth day or April, A. l., 1'Jiu. 111 de fied that on the lsth day of February, fault thereof judgment will be entered A. I., 1910, plaintiff filed his petition confirming and quieting title to nil the in the district court for the County of lands above described in plaintiff and Cass, State or Nebraska, the object and against each and, all of you and for prayer of which Is to confirm and quiet costs of suit. his title uKainst vou anil encn or you 1 utoi-ki- . iihishiumii. In nnd to the following described lands Plaintiff. Bv Basil S. Pamsey anil uiiiinm u. In the County of Cnss, State of Nebras ka, to-wlt: The west half (wVi of the northwest quarter (nw'i) of section numbered thirty-five :tf),the west half (w U, ) of the nort heast quarter ne 'a ) of snld see tion numbered thirty-five ClTil, the west half I w Vii ) of the southeast quarter (se "4 ) I tn msey . Attorneys for Plaintiff. mm ALCOHOL 3 EK CENT. AVcCrlaUL'PrepanlionforAs simifaitrticroorJanrlRrula ImUic SionarJaaiulBovrlsi mmw 12112 Promotes DirbnOrerM ncss and RestXontains ntite Opiunilorphinc rwrMiaenlJ aiptf0lJ.DrS224.TiniW& Ihtia S,rJ JhcSema UUvkaokUa ClonM Siwr kmOymiutlcnr. Aperfect Remedy for CcmsRpa- tion , sour aiumumuiamiuw V0nnsjC0nu1s1011sjcvcnsu- ncss and Loss OF Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. Guaranteed under the H Exact Copy of Wrapper. yiii Fcr Infants rn.i fiMldrcn. Tho Kind Yob Have Always Baughi Bears tho Signature A,u of (vAir In Use For Over Thirty Years TMC CtSTHUS COMMMV, NIW VOSR OITT. Joiinial I'iIcikIs ( all. John l.ohni'H and his Hon, C. K came down thlu morning on the I Schuyler train to look after some liiiHlneHH matters nnd td make a visit with their friends In the city. Thin Ih the first time. Mr. Lohnes has been in the city since last September and he called around to the Journal for a brief vlHlt, In addition to tailing upon other Rood friends of his In the city. .Mr. Lohnes Intends to move Into the town of Louisville about the l&th of March, his son C. K., re maining upon his farm near that city to cultivate It this season. These two Kentlemen are among the finest of Cass county's citizens and Louis ville Is to be congratulated upon hav ing Mr. Lohnes once more move back anions them. He feels that his long service on the farm entitles him to a chance to rest a little and ho Is go ing to take advantage of It now. Mr. Lohnes has been a subscriber to the Journal from Us foundation, and he Intends, lie says, to always bo one. A pnper can't ask better recommend ation than that. f.cKnl otlee, IN TMK DISTRICT COl'KT OF CASS COI'NTY. N HltASKA. In the matter of the implication of of said section numbered ihirtv-nve Uenrv Zuckweller. guardian of the es (3.rl. the east hnlf (e'4) of the north- mi P f Orlan McCullv. Will n McCullv east quarter (ne'4) of section numbered anil Kddle McCullv. minors, for a license thlrt v-four C141, the northeast quarter 1(, KPi VPn estate. (rie'.l of the southeast quarter e'4) On reading and filing the petition. of said section numbered thirty-four duly verified of llanry .uckweiler. CUi, the east half (c'fa) rif the west I rdla n of the persons Hinl estate of half (w4 or the northeast qunrier OrHn McCullv, Willie. McCully and 1 ne' ) of said section numbered thirty- Kddie McCullv, minors, for license to four Cill, and the east half te'l of the following described real estate the northwest quarter (nw) of the to-wlt: Lot twenty-one in the north southeast quarter (se'4) of said sec- west quarter of the southeast quarter t on tiumhereii t nut y-tour i.iu, an orif,r section nineteen, township .no said lands In township numbered ten h. range No. fourteen enst of the fith (lot north of range numbered twelve n. m. containing thirteen and one hair (12, In the County of (ass. State or lucres more or less, Nebraska for thin piainur ny nimseii i it i,.,...i,n.i n,i and grantors ni.s neen 111 tne open, con- norl1Wf.Ht of the southenst of section uiii i.us, ex. 'I"".. '" " "' nineteen, townshln twelve, range four sam uem-.ni.-i. mil. m .... . teen east of the 6th p. m. for the pur twenty-seven 1:11 years prior to ine ,.niinir f,mils for the education lute or Tiling tins pomum, inerei.y ac- , . .,,.,.. of ... min0r. Eddie Milling absolute Mile to said lands and vi,.f',,ii.. .. .,.1 ,... i.n invn.mu.ni nf 11,0 . 1 1. .. I.. ..It ..1..!..... i.r 11.. tlmA I .''. ". .' ...... ..v ,i.-.. .. .. 1 ins. .... , ,..,,.- ... . .. s are f)f (),!(, nrid wniio 1. .....I lt,..u . li. ....... ...... tif li.nl lt.t.uo I It Is therefore ordered that the net To especially have cancelled of record I ,, -,,1 1,, i .1 nulnlA annuo. ttofftn. .. 1 .. ..e t .-I ...... 1.. ,1.. I ' ' ' ! . ,.,... ... . . v h ci-iihiii ue.-ii 1.1 urn.. Ki.ni ...v .-- . nf chnmliers n the court house n leniuini, .lereininn ft. arr, in toe name , be Cltv nf PlnttHmni.th. Cbsh countv of J. S. Carr to defendant, John II. v.h.nskn. on the 21st ilnv of March Maxon. trustee, on the snld northwest fi f 1 si' nl rink n m tn ulmw ta iilf liiarier inw41 01 ine 111.1 1 ii.-mm .i.. 1 )f (lnv t ti r f be. why license should not ine'l of said section numbered thirty- ... ,.rnn.,i ni,i Tlenrv Kuclcwpller. nve (:ir.i said township nnd range, to se- a.l'lnl.,inn t0 ,,0ii lmld reai estate for the cure tne payment or tne sum ot i wo nurpose set forth 1 . ........... ..An... . ,1 A r An I1 f ' ""'oueii nin 1 ..,.. r ... .... ill, . . . .. , ,,,, j,i ,.,, ..' 1. ll'lll 1.. ......... ....... ........ I aim. .1 in .1..111. -1 I'M'rmi a ...i.. . I I I I I'ft 1 1. IU, n. ... .. .M ...inii - .. i , m.l M..I. ..1 r...... n.. ..U ecoided In Hook "A at pnge L'.'.r., of the ' ?" I " deed records of said County of Cnss. "'J. V1,ree1""'"-T ' "' l"Z To confli m and quiet title In plulntllT ' . "J.1' V. . "'V.- , and iLr,.l,,ut .iLfenilant. Mnrtha u' m m . 11 1..1 in. u. 1.1 ui-u . 11 r ,u cuu .. ij. (lrnnt In uml to the mini li went ntip- fourth (sw'il of the northenst one- tinted at chambers in snld county or fourth (ne-i) and the west half (wVfcl Cass tills 14th day of February. 1910. .r II... Kimlheiist one-fonrtli IseUl of HAIIVHv 1. TltAv IS, said section numbered thirty-five Clf.) .lodge of the district court of Cass said township and range, by reason of A county, Nebraska eed of conveyance of snld lands bv defendant, .lereinln h S. Curr, to said Martha XV. Grant of date September ollce of Sale, III, IJ...K. and recorded In Hook H at .OTICK OK AIMMCATIOX FOR LIU I OII LICKXSK. . Notice Is hereby given to all persons interested nnd to t lie public, that the undersigned, Andy Thompson, has filed his petition and application In the of fice of the County Clerk of Cass County, Nebraska, as required by law, signed by a majority of the resident free hoid-ei-s of Might Mile Grove precinct, set ting forth that the applicant is a man of respectable character and standing and a resident of the state of Nebraska and praying that license be Issued to aid Andy Thompson for the sale of male, splrltous and vinous liquors for the period of one yenr from May 17, 1910, ending May 17. 1911, In a building on lot 1 in block 4, In t ho village of Cellar Creek in Might Mile Grove pre cinct, in Cass County, Nebraska. Andy Thompson, Apptlcant. page :M. f the deed records of said IN TMK nn'NTY COVHT OK County of Cass, under which deed said I I HINT. NKIlftASKA. Miirtlui XV. Grant claims 1111 Interest In said lands. llroko (ilitss. Mine Host Cory of the Perkins ho tel is mourning the loss of a largo pane of glass from his front door owing to the freaks of the wind coupled with Homo rotten wood work. His storm doors which have been In use for several years, this noon concluded to obey the Impulse of the wind and suddenly blew of the hinges, one of the doors hanging by the upper hinge and Hwlng In and down, catching the glass door to the office and breaking the pane of glass out The hole It ninde looks as If a large sized bullet or cannon ball had torn a gash through It. Tho pane will cost several dollars to replace. Wll lie One of the Arliibrators. L. (?. Larson was a passenger this morning for Grand Island where ho will act as one of the arbrators In a dispute over a land transaction. One of tho pnrtles, George Ilannlng who formerly lived here choso Mr. Larson to represent hi in on tho arbl tratlon board and he acceptod the position. The deal comprised a trado of some city and farm realty in which the parties came to a difference nnd they choose the arbitration method of settlement rather than have a long and expenslvo lawsuit over tho mat ter. He will bo gono several days W. K. Glllispli', mayor of Mynard and general good fellow, Is spend ing this afternoon In vho city Inter viewing his tarmer tfrlends and others, having driven In from his home this morning. Crossed River 38 Years Ago. E. E. Bird who has been spending several days in the city making a vis it with bis nephew, N. K. Crlssinger, departed this morning for Lincoln, If rs and the quality of stock which CASS In the matter of the estate of Iabner T. Thacker, deceased V . . I 1 . . ii u 1. 1. i-ii I . .r i 1. n II, nt In ni.. TO COnflim nnd quiet title ill plaintiff tO ,.,. nr n nr.ler nf ll..n Allen .1 lie northenst quarter (tie Vt ) of the south- east quarter (se'x.1 or said section num- tv mn()e Bml Pnteied on the li.'trd day of bered thirty-four (34), SHid township lvi... ,,-.. luin fnr tb nl.. nf the ner- and runge as against defendants, HOnH estate belonging to the estate of ueorge vt. Mens anu wne, .acne j. nmi)n,.r t. Thacker .deceased .as herein Hetts. Sarah A. llllson, harilh A. II- ufler described there will he sold nt the son Marquis ami nusiinnii, r-. iviar- south door of the court house at I'latts quls. by reason of a deed or convev- mouth, Nebraska, on the l.ltli day of ante of said lands by snld George XV. March, litlO, at 10 o'clock a. m to the Hetts and wife to said Sarah A. Willi- highest bidder for cash the following son or imte or Ain u as, im.ii, recorueo in described personal property, to-w t: hook iv- hi page x-tii, or ine uceu i)M0 note or the principal sum or records of said county, under which 000 signed bv Walter A. Thacker deed said Sarah A. Wllllson claims an and Iiella Tlincker, tinted April 8, 190S, Interest In snld lands, mid to confirm due In ten (10) yours with Interest at and quiet title In plnliitlff to the lunds 5 per cent and secured by a mortgage last above described, ns agnlust said on the southeast quarter of section R, Sarnh A. Wilson Marquis, anil litisbnnd, township 10, range 14, In Cnss county, L. K. Mnrquis. by reason or a uoeu or Nebarska. and lot 4. in section 4. town- conevyance of snld lands to one, Henry ship 10, range 11, in Cuss county, Ne Ciiirlg, of date February 25, 1x75. and brnska, all containing 167.70 acres more recorded In Hook ' U at puge na, or or less; on said note interest mis oeen the deed records of snld county, under tin Id to tho amount of $1X7.50. which deed the said u K. Marquis r'our chairs, one rocKing cnnir. one lalms an Interest In snid lands. Also complete bed. one cream separator, bar- to confirm and quiet In plaintiff title row, one pair of scales, one wagon, one to the lands last above described stand, two cupboards, one post auger, agntnst defendants, Joseph Anton Gerlg, one carpet loom Genofeva Gerlg, and Theresa Gerlg, one note of W. A. Thacker, In the heirs and devisees of Henry Gerlg, de- principal sum of $72.50, dated March ceased, ny reason or a, certain legacy 7. iu(is. and due In one year with Inter of four thousand dollars ($4000.00) be-la,,. . u nr r(.t: one note of W. A. queiithed to said Inst named defend- Tlincker In the principal sum of $166.00 ants of said Henry Gerlg, decensed, said I, luted February 8, 190S, and due in one legacy creating an appnrent lien upon year with Interest at 4 per cent. the lands last above described. For the purpose of pnvlng said debts Tn nnnnnl nf ronnr.1 n rorlnln nower I charges and expenses of said estnto and of attorney given bv defendant, George for the purpose of converting snld ns .. 1 .......... .i..f...,.i;. .1 nnr 11 via. M'la into money for distribution. It Is i).. -w...i..,i in Un.. if '"ii" nt nno-e Mi. ncressnry to sell the same. Said sale .'.. ....1.1 ...,... I- nf uni.i .,,,,ni,. nf will remain open one hour. ....!., . i, .nii, i,if .iii nf I). . liwyer. 11. S . Iiovey ...... inn ..... r. ...... . ... . ' .. I, ,,,... ,l,,.lnlufntnfl. II, a uf.iilliu-a.it nnn-r.-l.ll-t II fttW..'. 1 11 T lie . . .v. .......... ....... , northwest one-fourth (nw'4) of snld t...n.l l.l.t..-fli.A anil Sf.lH.II 11.11. M ....... ..... ...... .u ...... ....... ll,l X,,.!.,! il. oust hnlf tevtl of the southenst i".n i.v... one-fourth (se'i) tho rnst one-nnir to, J. , inomns, occupier, ,i i Miner, where he will spend the day, and In the evening return to his home In Hamilton county. Mr. Bird was on his way home from points In Iowa, where he had been making a visit of some six weeks with relatives and old friends. This Is the first time Mr. Bird had taken a vacation and left his Hamilton county home since be located there in 1872. It was thirty eight years ago when he cros sed the river here and entered Ne braska and he noted a vast number of changes during that long period. He had many delightful remlnlscen- ses to recall this morning while wait- (e4 of the northwest one-fourth (nwVil of the northeast one-fourth (ne1., )I the cast niilf (e'i,) of the southwest one-fourth (sw'i) of the northenst one-fourth (neV: ) nnd the east half (e4) f northwest one fourth (nw'.'t) of tho southeast one fourth (se'4) of snld section numbered thirtv-four (34). snld township and rnnge. To confirm nnd quiet title In plain tiff ngalnst defendants. George K. Dix on, llcbeccn Ashley, Kebecca 1, Conner, nnd husband Conner, renl name unknown, Amelia R llnldeninn, form erly widow and only heir nnd devisee of Addison 1', Weston, deceased, to tho enst hnlf (eVjl of the northwest quar ter (nwli) of tho southenst quarter (seU ""' "I0 west hnlf (w-i) of the east half (eH) of the west half (wV4l of the northenst quarter (neVi) nil In said section numbered thirty four (31) snld township and range bv reason of a claim to said lands by said ltebecca Ashley under n deed of con veyance thereof by said George F. llxon to snld ltebecca Ashley of dnte September 14th, A. I., 1X60. Recorded In Hook "!)" nt page 126, of the deed j records of saltl county: and hy reason of a tieea oi convejaiu-r vi ine ibiiim Julia li. Thomas, M. l'flugshaupt and to whom else It mny concern: The commissioner nppolnted to lo cate u road commencing nt a point In the west lino of lot number twenty-six (211), in section number twenty (20) township number twelve (12), range number fourteen (H), enst of the sixth principal meridian. In the County of Cass, State of Nebraska, one hundred live (105) feet north of the southwest (S. W.) corner of sold described lot nnd running thence In a westerly direction ui a ravine to Intersect with county road number 214, on the west line of lot number one hundred twenty (120) In section number nineteen (19). town shin number twelve (12). range four teen (14). enst of tho sixth principal meridian, In the County of Cnss, State of Nebraska, has reported In fuvor of the establishment thereof, nnd all on Jectlons thereto, or claims for damages must be r led in tho county cicrg a or lice on or before noon of the 12th day of April, A. p., 1910, or such road will bo established without reference there to Witness my hand nnd official seal tills 14tli day or February, a. i jdiu 1). c. Morgan, (Senl) County Clerk, A Big Sale. The big sale neia yesterday by J. E. and J. C. Hanna at their plae south of the city, was one of the largest attended to be held this sea son In this vicinity. There were a large number of buyers present aid the bidding was spirited and high. The animals which Messrs. Hanna dis posed of were of unusually high grade stock and brought fancy prices. This applied not alone to the horses but to the cows and hogs. Those who attended the sale state that while the prices ruled very high, they ar firmly of the opinion they were noie too high for the grade of animals which were sold. The Messrs. Hanna had been noted during the time tk?y had been located here as good breod- went on the block yesterday, demon strated that their reputation was well deserved. The sale netted them a very handsome sum and they re ceived the benefit of the high prices which prevail the country over fr farm products and farm animals. A " Surprise. County Treasurer Schlater today received a surprise in the shape of a visit of an old friend of his ranching days. This friend, Lon McClintock is now located at Griswold, la., aid today he dropped Into the city to pay n I'lulf with hla frtnn4 nf aaplu Antta Ing for the train at the Burlington' . , T. t ' ' ; ... 6 The two gentlemen used to "batch" together in the days when they were station. Mrs. II. A. Schneider is among the many spending today in Omaha at the automobile show, going there on the early train. both cattle barons of the west and they have spent the afternoon in a mighty pleasant visit and revived old times. Mr. McClintock expects to stay over until tomorrow. . tQUALj I WLM r TE"HGEP, to. U.S. If the next time you buy socks, the words 'Interwoven Toe and Heel" appear on the ticket at the top of the pair, we won't have to worry about the kind you will wear in the future. "In terwovens have made the problem of darning socks a thing of the past. They are heavily woven in the wearing parts and very thin in the other parts. Two distinctly different fabrics combined in one sock. 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