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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1910)
HOt:. K. A. GATES I'll (TARED IN THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE OF MURRAY AND VICINITY ESPECIALLY FOR THE JOURNAL READERS. Murray Department ,:;. POPULAR PEOPLE m Fl LIFE If any of Vi4 reuikrt of tlu Journal kiKne of a social emit or an item 'of interest H' aunt all item of interest. Editor Journal. I3C The -Bank Account- Is the first step toward success and for tune. Protects your family in emergencies. Educates your children. Makes you independent. Gives you standing in the community. It is a valuable aid in any enterprise undertaken anywhere by anybody under any condition. If you do not have a bank account, let us suggest that you start one with us amediately. Murray State Bank f t 1 MURRAY, Geo. Cook, Murray for fine buggies Mat Klgman moved Into Jenkins' property on Main street, Tuesday. lie sure and attend the entertain ment at the Christian church Octo ber 8. You want a new buggp? If you want the best for the least money call on Ccorge Cook. Hear Mrs. Milliliter Saturday evening, October 8, at the Christian church. Mrs., Jenkins pun based three lots , of Nick Vllannens this week to be used for a cow pasture. Dr. T. V. Davis, of Lincoln, was down Monday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davis. Rev. A. E. Wachtol will prench In Mynard next Sunday evening. Every body cordially Invited to attend. The finest lino of Buggies in Ca.-"s cottvijr at George Cook's. Call and ex amine our buggies and see how low we are selling them. Charley Spanker and (lien Perry went down Into Otoo county Monday for a couple of loads of apples, ex pecting to return Wednesday evening. f AV. E. Dull has purchased threo lots of Nick KlanneiiB, for which he pnld $800.00, and will erect a new residence thereon and move to town. Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Contryman left Tuesday of Inst week for Colorado, where they will spend several weeks at Denver, Manltou and Colorado Springs. John Vallery and wife, of Denver, Mrs. Vallery, Mrs. Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Will Strclght, of Hattsmouth. were the guests of J. U. Vallery and family, Sunday. Louise Vallery wos a passenger for South Omaha Monday, where she will be a guest nt the homo of P. Sheeny for the week and take lu the Ar-Sar-lten festivities. J. W. Edmunds bought this week the 120-acro farm of Frank Wiles, two miles south of Plattsmouth, for which ho paid per acre, which Is considered only a fair price. T. J. Itodeker, of Wausau, canio In Saturday for a few days' visit with relatives and old neighbors and friends, and will return homo on Thursday. Mr. Boedeker Is well pleased with Wnusau and surround ing country. Wm. Scott, the genial agent of the M. P., Is taking his vacation, and Is out In the western part of the state bunting and trapping. Will McDan lei Is holding down the office In Scott's nbsenco, and he knows tho trick by which It Is done. William Spocer has bought the SO cro farm of Mrs. James Allison, for which ho paid $102 'a an acre. Mr. Spocer owns tho far nmdjolnlng, and while this Is considered a big price, H Ib worth more to him than anyone -lso. Mrs. Allison will remove to Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith were In Oninha Wednesday to meet Mr. Smith's sister, Mrs. Clarence Fletcher and husband, of Ong, Nebraska, who are coming to pay them a visit. They remained In Omaha until after tho electrical parade, and returned with their visitors on the midnight train. Mrs. Fletcher has visited her brother here on Roveral occasions, and Is quite veil known. 23 n NEBRASKA t . n Will Smith was a Plattsmouth vis itor Tuesday. J. W. Edmunds and Alva Long were Plattsmouth visitors Monday. Dr. Gllmore and his little daughter, Helen, autoed to Plattsmouth Thurs day morning. Don't forget to attend the enter tainment at the Christian church Sat urday evening, October 8. W. C. Drown has been quite ill for several days, but his many friends trust that It will result In nothing serious. Clara Young was home from Weep ing Water Academy Sunday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Latta donated a fine sink, drawing board and cupboard toward furnishing the Presbyterian kitchen. The K. N. U. will give a bazaar at Kenosha Christian church Saturday evening, October 29th. A cordial welcome to all. F. J. Llllle, of near Murray, was a Plattsmouth visitor Tuesday, and while there had his subscription marked up to June 7, 1912. Good boy. The Harvest Home dinner and sup per at the Presbyterian church Fri day was a success In every way, net ting the Missionary society over 25.00. Mrs. O. A. Davis and Mrs. S. O. Pitman and Dick Pitman went to Omaha Wednesday morning to spend the day and take In the electrical parade In tho evening. H. L. Oldham visited his sister, Mrs. Dora Moore, at Plattsmouth, Sunday and Monday. Their brother, Good, came In from Heaver City for a few days' visit with them. Arthur Copenhaver and Miss Tessle Stokes and George Nickels and Miss Trude Long were Omaha visitors Wednesday, and Veniolned to rcc the electrlcul parade at night. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klaurens moved to their new home on the James Chal funt farm, southeast of Murray, this week. Society circles regret the de parture of this excellent family. Mrs. J. W. Edwards was called to Shenandoah, Iowa, Monday, on ac count 'of the serious Illness of her brother, Mr. P. Ferguson. At last accounts Mr. Fereguson was In a dan gerous condition. Misses Fay Oldham and Isabella Young made their customary Journey to Plattsmouth Wednesday morning, where they are studying music under Miss Kittle Cummins. The young ladles continued their Journey to Omaha to boo the electrical parade. Thero Is a manufacturing enter prise of which many of tho residents or tho vicinity know but little about. Wm. Scott, agent for tho M. P., has Invented a hide Btretcher, used for stretching all kinds of fur pelts. And It is amazing the demand for these stretchers all over tho west. We ex pect to see "Scotty" rated with the trusts cro many years. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Datrd, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crablll, Rev. and Mrs. Cade, Prof. Gambleund Mrs. Gamble, Dr. and Mrs. Cummins, all of Plattsmouth, came down In their autos Friday evening to attend the Harvest Home supper at the Presbyterian church. 13 G in this vicinity ami will mail tame to thin A I'lcusuiit Event. There was a very pleasant evening spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Vallery Saturday, October 1st, when Mrs. Vallery Invited the "Help ing Hand" Bible class of the Christ Ian Sunday school to be present. Many games were played, but the one which proved most Interesting was charades. Dainty refreshments were served and at a late hour they left, after thanking Mr. and Mrs. Val lery for the good time had. Those present were: Misses Isabella Young, Edith La Rue, Loretta Carroll, Esther Ray, Ogla Wlnford, Villa Gapen, Bessie Brendell, Leola Vallery, Margie Val lery, Ruth Thomason, Anna Snyder, Mildred Snyder, Vera Yardly, Wllla Moore; Messrs. Harvey Creamer, John Jenkins, Frank Dill, Warren Lennard, Will Seybolt, Tom Tilson, Homer Yardly, Arthur Hansen, Erret Thomason, Donald Snyder, Albert Wiles, Carl Wettencamp, Archie Shepardson, Bob Cook, Virgil Sud deth, Charley Vallery, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Brendel, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Val lery. Miss Fay Oldham Entertains. Fay Oldham entertained the Ken sington Tuesday afternoon. This Is the first meeting after their summer vacation. The Kensington reorganized and have now for their members the fol lowing persons: Mesdames James Holmes, W. S. Smith, O. A. Davis, S. O. Pitman, Jos. Longbrldge, Geo. H. Gllmore, G. W. Boedecker, T. J. Bren del, Glen Perry, W. C. Brown; Misses Margie Walker, Gertrude Long, lsabelle Young, Pauline and Fay Old bam. Be sure and hear Mrs. Melllnger at the Christian church Saturday even ing. Good music will be rendered by the young people of the church. Farewell Surprise. A few friends of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klourens gathered at their home last Wednesday evening for a farewell surprise. Various games were played and enjoyed by all. A dainty lunch was served during the evening. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carroll and Loretta and Mrs. B. Ber ger, Mr. and Mrs. R. Young, Mr. and i.frs. C. D., Spangler, Margaret and Everett; Mr. and Mrs. Jamer Brown, Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs. Wm. Hen ilrlckB, of Plalnvlew; Mrs. B. F. Bren dell, Mrs. J. F. Brendell, Mrs. Bur dlck, of Nehawka; Louisa and Ella Virgin, Mr. Virgin, sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Klaurens. Oldtuury. Sunday, at 2 p. m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wheeler, the grand parents, was held the funeral services of little Mary Grace, aged C years, 1 month, 20 days, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Batterson. She died at 7 o'clock Saturday morning at her home at Nebraska City, after an Illness of only three days. She was taken with a severe attack of biliousness, when she was seized with convulsions and died In a few moments. Llttlo Mary Grace was a very bright little girl and loved by all. She visited In this city a num ber of times with her grand parents and made many friends. The funeral services were conduct ed by Elder P. A. Field, of the Seventh Day Adventist church, of Omaha, assisted by the Rev. Hill, of the Christian church at Murray. Special music was rendered by the choir from Liberty Chapel. The pall bearers were the aunts and uncles of their beloved llttlo Mary. They were Lillian Wheeler, Marie Wheeler, Joe Wheeler and Albert Wheeler. Wood For Sale. One hundred loads of wood, cut Into stove length, for sale. Also, a lot of hedge posts and com crib posts for Bale. John T. Latta, Murray, Neb. Dr. Newell, Dentist. Murray every Tuesday from 8 a. m., to 5 p. m. All kinds of first class dental work. Satisfaction guar anteed. For Sale! A number of Duroc boars with pedigree. L. H. Oldham. Pigs For Sale. I have a number of spring male Duroc-Jersey pigs for pie, i N. Klaurenr. Hon. J. B. Strode, of Lincoln, la In thei city looking after business In the district court. , office it will aotar under this heading MRS. T.W.VALLERY PASSES Ml ESIOI A Large Number of Friends Assist Her in Remembering the Event. Mrs. T. W. Vallery was fifty years old last Saturday, and the event was most Joyfully and pleasantly remem bered by herself and family and many of her friends. The Vallery home Is situated three miles north west of Murray, and some time be fore the dinner hour the participants in the celebration began to arrive. and a happy throng It was by the time they all got there. After din ner was over (and, oh, my, what a sumptuous repast It was) the balance of the day was spent in pleasantries of various kinds, and when the parting hour came, it was with much regret, as the event was one that will be long remembered, not only by the hostess but by all present. On leav ing everyone did so with the wish that Mrs. Vallery might live to enjoy many more such events, and that she will live to attain a ripe old age. Those who were present to assist Mrs. Vallery In this memorable event were: Mesdames T. W. Vallery, Thomason, Rusterholfz, Rummel, Molly Vallery, Snyder, Wiles, Steve Beckman, Henry Long, Frank Young, Bert Satchel, Glen Rhoden, D. C. Rhoden, Georgia Creamer, Jessie Smith, Wheeler, Geo. Rhoden, Frank Rhoden, Alex Rhoden, Glen Vallery, Joe Cook, B. F. Brendell, J. F. Bren dell, Albert Wheeler, Mn. Meek Davis, Chas. Tilson; Misses Jessie Brendell, lsabelle Young, Tessie Stokes and Lena Davis. BEEFSTEAK DINNER AT THE HOME OF PROF. ASCH Tre Tj-.embers of ti.e Flrthdpv cp-b J chartered a carryall Saturday at no.u land drove to ;le pretty l.oire of r. land Mrs. J. Asch, near Murray. T!:e occas-ion of this was the birthday an niversary of Miss Dora Fricke, a member of the club. Just boforj they leached' the Asch hon.e. the entire company covered their faces with masks and turned their coats Inside out, consequently when they made their appearance they were not recog nized by the host and hostess at first. However, they were invited into the house and some time was spent In finding out w horn they might be, some not being recognized until their masks hal been removed. After the masks had been removed, a social time was enjoyed w hich made the time pass all too rapidly. At early candle light the ladies were In vited to the dining room, where a delicious beefsteak dinner was served and which the ladies found delight fully appetizing and pleasant. It Is needless to say aught about the din ner as it had been prepared by Mrs. Asch and was prepared as the hostess, only, knows how. Other dainty dishes bad been prepared and were most temptingly served and, also thoroughly relished. Whenever In vited to the Asch home, the ladies always expect a fine time and expecta tions were fully realized In the enter tainment afforded them Saturday af ternoon. The ladles returned to their homes in the evening about nine o'clock. Those In attendance were: Mes dames Ben Elson, of Los Angeles, Calif.; Edith Donelan, Will Clement. Anna Brltt, Henry Harold, C. G. Fricke, James Donnelly; Misses Mia and Barbara Gerlng, Maude Mason, Verna Leonard, Julia Herman and Dora Fricke. Big I'urgolii In a Hunch. A Snap Four hundred acres In Routt county, Colorado, 1 six miles from Yampa, near a good town, liv ing water, rich soil, great for hay. grain, and as for a stock ranch can't be beat; for further particulars write me and I will send full description. I have other ranches. Chas. S. Stone. Yampa, Colo. For Rent. A farm six miles west of Murray. For particulars write or see J. H. Haldeman, 10-C-lmowkly. Plattsmouth, Neb. FOR SALE Pedigreed DurocJer tey male plga. V. E Perry, Mynard, Neb-. Mr. John Vallery and Miss Mar garet Livingstone Married at Nebraska Ciny. For seme time this community has been on the lookout for something in the matrimonial line to happen, and Wednesday morning the pros pective" bride and groom, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bren dell, might have bc?n observed wending their way to the depot to take the train for Nebraska City, where the young couple were mar ried. By whom the ceremony was performed, we did not learn. They returned on the evening train, and when stepping off, they were met with a shower of rice. The happy couple are Mr. John Vallery and Miss Margaret Livingston. The bride and groom are both popular young people, and were reared In Cass county. The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Livingston, and a young lady of fine accomplishments and charming man ners. The groom Is a young man of excellent qualities, and a son of Jacob Vallery, one of the wealthy and mo3t prosperous farmers and stockmen in Cass county, and very popular among all who know him. Their maritlal career w ill no doubt be a happy and prosperous one, as they belong to two among the best fami lies of the community la which they w ere reared. We undertsand they will make their home upon one of the farms of the groom's father. They have a large circle of friends who will Join the Journal in extending congratula tions and wkh the hope as down the rathway of Time they glide the same may be strewn with tho sweetest and choicest flowers. Kcncli!n3 the Top in any calling 'of life, demands a vig orous body and a keen brain. With out health there is no success. , But Electric Bitters is the greatest Health Builder the world has ever known. It compels perfect aition of stomach, Ever, kidneys, bowels, purifies and enriches the blood, tones and invigor ates the whole system and enables you to s'anl the wear and tear of your dally work. "After months of si ffering from Kidney Trouble," w rites W. ?!. Sherman, of Cushing, V?.. "three ro tie of Electric Bitters made rre feel like a new man." 50c at F. G. Fricke & Co'i. John Campbell, of Murray, was in the city cn bisii:e?3 yesterday after noon. Society Brand Clothes FOR YOUNG MEN id men who vre young In spirit have a style all their own, distinctly represesenta- Sorirtg ?ran0 CLOTHES Cf7nMl910AlfeidDctorbCoka See Cur . NEV. -.m-m , -. . .. , .. .f .. ' t K ''.'' : r j- MY PLATFORM. I stand firmly on the democratic rlatform. I am against county option, because It Is simply a stepping-stone to state wide prohibition. 1 favor the present Slocumb law and Its strict enforcement. I am pledged to vote for the peo ple's choice for United States senator. I am in favor of the Initiative and referendum. 1 am in favor of good roads, and will favor an amendment to the present road law that will lead to better road3. I ask that my republican opponent state to the voters of Otoe and Cass where he stands on these ques tions. 1 respectfully solicit the votes of all who agree with me upon these questions. Depart For Mulio. H. R. Neitzel and wife and chil dren departed this afternoon for Boise, Idaho, via Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Guthman accompanied them to Omaha, to see them off. Mr. Neitzel shipped a carload of furni ture to Boise some time ago and will be absent from this country for a year or more. He has left Mr. Henry Guthman in charge of the Murdock bank, and will take his time in the disposition of some Important busi ness at Boise. "The Wolf" Tonight. Those who fail to go to the Parm eletheatre tonight will fail to witness one of the best plays ever rendered in this city. "The Wolf" will also be played by one of the best companies that ever visited Plattsmouth, every member of which Is a professional actor, and you can bet your bottom dollar that "The Wolf" will be prop erly presented. The hduse should be well filled. Be sure and be there early In order to secure a good seat. tive of young Amer ican manhood.. The new Society Brand Model pic tured here shows the skill o i the hand specially trained in the study and de velopment of young men's styles. The fabrics are deep lus trous browns' and grays in soft-plaids and stripes. The new Society Brand models await your inspection. Handled only by us.. Suits and Overcoats S20 to S35 Others $10 to $18 The Home of ILirt, Sliatfnf f- Marx Clothes Manhattan Shirts Stat son Huts For New Fall Stylet