The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, January 11, 1912, Image 2
r. , v r x n -v r n ra n n r- n ra r" P2s n -"v i3 -ess -. n & run ' 3 m i r?h never in the history of this store have we had a more successful sale. The people of g Plattsmouth and vicinity are simply snapping up these wonderful bargains. Why? Be- w . ..... ... m j i s- if cause they know values and realize that we are selling our entire siock ot 1 ca ft pur 9 A H n J! k vrv hb r T A 7 i. rv ri ii k it r,r mm u k ,. ki n ci t - - n f r ut lwtik. r arin 1 Petticoats and Children's oats at SPriceS g p In Our Men's and Boys' Clothing Department we offer you any suit in the 4 house for I Any Overcoat in the iHoose at Just PrieeE YX ft j When wo say that we arc closing out these iines at price we mean i, and not 1. This & sale is now going on and the month of January will be the bargain month at this store. So ft don't miss this wonderful opportunity to dress fashionably. It costs practically nothing. Waists, i 1 8 V. ZUGKER, a MANAGER 9 U An Sf 1 fa THE HOME OF g s FRDCEEDINGS OF THE WI-H-H-H-W-W-I-H-W I GREENWOOD. ! (Special Corn'spoiHlcncc.) ! I'liitlHinotith, Ni?l., .Til n n ii ry 8. 1912. Iliiiuil met In n-Kiiliii' hchnIciii. I'ros nt M. I.. Ki lcclrldi, (;. II. .lordim anil O. K. Ilnclmo r, Coimly CiiiiinilHHloni'rn; U. C. Mdrnan County Clerk. MlniilrH of iHi'VloiiK Ki'MxInn rend and 6)pl nVC ll, VI llt-n Hit- follow ItIK llllHllH'HM whh I in ii s n i-t imI In ri'Kiilnr form: County t rcnuiirc r fllril Ktntfinont of rorclplH nnil illsliiii'Hiiiii'TitH rioin July IhI. 1!HI. to .In it tin iv .', 1 1) 1 2. County .Indue IHeil fourtli iuiirter rrjoitH, 1D1I. Ilomi (1. V. I'eteison, Justlfii of tho pi-nee Tipton Preclnet, npproved. Neliiimkii State HoNpltnl returtiod deiii'i ill 1'iinil wiirniiit No. 7. iHMietl jHiiuniy 1!. I 111-, for elotliinK for (Mihi'Ikh AnileiHiin, on nii'ount of An diMson lii'lni a pntlent from IhiurIuh con ii I v hihI not from i'hhh. Ileceipt In roll from Mm. 0. A. ilem of Knirlo fur riiro of lumlel Jli Jutly received and placed on lllc. pplli ii I Ion from tint Hunk of vocu to lieconie ii count v ilepoxllory, lilildlnn 2 per cent, received iind Hie bank ilerllKnuteil iin ii ilcpoxltory. Hlierlff tiled reoorl of forelKIl feiiH , inrueil for year 1!D1. KlierllT tiled report of feeH earned for year mil. I County Biipei inteiident l'iiueHtid tlie bon nl to make koium ullowancn with reference to clerk hire and travelltiR exeiiHc under .SuIhIIvIhIoii 7, Section 2 of I I'D tatutex. The name wim re- fUHl'll. (ieuiKe N. I.allue appointed inem hor of hoIiIIcim' relief continlNHlon. Ir. Albert C Welch was thlH day ap pointed County riivxlclun for the year I'JIJ, the conipeiiNiitloti nhnll be $."i.00 per day and mileage not to exceed 9X0.00 per 1ii v. nor xhall tho total fee fixoeed $ fiOH.tM) per year. Hoard of health ot'Kiinty.cil with M. I.. Krleilrlch, chairman; C. It. Jordan, vlco i.'bnlrinan ; )r. Albert C. Welch, phvMlchin, and l. Moi'Kiin, necrelary. County Clerk InHtructi-d to call for Mils for year I it 12 bh follows: County printluK. Iliirlel of pauper poor. County plivNlclaiiN for the vurioim IiIivhIcIiiii (tlMtrlctx. IXnilate of cxpeiiHe for year 1!H2: ' (!ourt lloone cxpenxe t 12,01)0(10 TAR CoininlHHlonerK' xnlarv 2 fiOO.OO County Superintendent n Hillary l.tiOO.On AKHesHinK county ;i,rii)0.00 tlukliiit las list 701) 011 HonliH, bliinkM and Hiipplled. . 2,000 00 K'eellon expense 2.:lKI.00 Fuel 1.500.00 Jn II epens( 1.000.00 I'Hiii'ci N ii ml poor farm 2.0'iH.OO Ooiinlv altornev'H milnrv .... 1,200. no Hrlib'.crt 32 000.110 IJoiiiIh llO.llinini) IneldentnlH Ti. 310110 Middle tV l!ellef 1.000 00 Court KxpeiiKu i:i,ni)').oo H'-erl'Tn Snliirv 1.7.ri0.00 County Clerk'H Halnry 1,050. 00 Ieoty SherltT'H Hillary 510.00 The following cIiiIihh were allowed on the ('enernl fund: C. It. Jordan, Halnry $ 2(1.00 Klooii tb lliirtlett, HtalueH and NHeHHOlV booliH 116. GO A. (1. Much & Co., merchnndlNp. In count v 29.00 jptMixt Kohertnon, Stato vh. McCiiiiii 1.75 Me-"Bret While, State vh. Me- Cnnn 6. 80 Li'"v llnddoii, Snlale vh. Mc dum 5. SO V. !. Kilcke &. I'd. dniKd to count v farm 15.55 O. I. gulnton, JJaller fees, 1911 ("er.iHeill 516.00 V., 10. Ileehner, Hillary and mlle- ko 16.75 K . H. Shopp, work at court bonce 5 (jo CI'ph. WaniHat, wood to court limine r 00 M. I,. Krleilrlch, Hiilnrv 16.00 The I'liitiHiiioutli Journal, print- Inr nnd Himnllen 31 36 lr. H K. Hrcidel, et al., feeH lane cHe Marv I'aviier .... 47.20 Tie foUoicliiu clnlniH wero nllowed un the t'nnd fund: .1. K. H'tcK, return of poll tnv recount overcliai'KO ltoad HlHtrlct 'o. 1.1 .lol'ii M. HoMche road work. Pond lltlrct No. 2 32.50 Hoard pi'l'iurooil to meet Wednemluv, Janiinrv 17th. 111!. I). C. MOUOAN, County Clerk. Mi.ss Kllii'l McDowell is .sull'tT iiiK from an nlircss on llm forc liiiRt'r. Mr. Atli'llii-rt I.t'f.sly has been uihIit IIic weal her for I tic pasl iniuilli. (ins McXni'lin rclnriit'd to his lionit' in IIic wt'sliM'ii part of tin; .stale Tuesday. Mr. Farmer ami family, from Kansas, are visit inj,' relatives here ami at Ashlaml. The (bid Fellows installed their olllcers Tuesday eveniiiK and had a line private supper after ward. Frances Connelly and friend, : Miss O'Connor, from Wallace, arc ivisilint,' his brother, John, and ' oilier relatives. Hob Hles, who was so severely injured a couple of months ao, is able to be up most of the time now and can take a few steps. I Mrs. ('unniiiKham and son, who have been visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. llarr, relumed to their homo at Ne braska City. Mr. McDonald is tilling the ice house this year, lie is shipping the ico from Memphis, which will insure cleaner ice than wo have been having. Misses Mamie and (iussio llo- ham visited the school last Friday and Dr. Houston Join's on Mon thly. We are always glad to have our friends and parents of the children visit tho school. An interesting program was rendered Thursday evening, Jan uary i, at tho literary, after which a ilebato was given. The ipiestion was, "llesolveil, That Women Should Have t ho llighl of F.tpial Franchise iWlh Men." It was decided unanimously in favor of tho alllrinalive. Wo may ex pect to have Nebraska added to the list of woman suffrage states after this debate. FOLEY'S HONEY AND COMPOUND "CURES IN EVERY CASE." Mr. Jas. McCall'ery, Mgr. of the Schlitz Hotel, Omaha, Neb., re commends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, because it euros in every case. "I have used it my self and 1 have recommended it to many others who have sinf-o told me of its great curative power in diseases of Ihe throat and lungs." For all coughs and cold it, is si lily effective. For sale by Frieko & Co. 5 .C. L LAID 10 FINAL REST Funeral Yesterday Attended by a Large Number of Sympathetic Neighbors and Friends. FOLEY'S HONEY AND COMPOUND TAR is a reliable family medicine. Give it to your children, and lake it yourself when you feel a cold coming on. It checks and cures coughs and colds and croup and prevents bronchitis and pneu monia. For sale by Fricke & Co. AT IHE COURT HOUSE Elmer Mayfield of Ashland and Miss Ada Moore United in Wedlock. :'THE GREAT EVENT OF IHE SEASON 12.50 Charles Durham, I.ovingtou, HI., has succeeded in llndinga positive cure for bed wetting. "My little boy wet tho bed every night clear through on the tloor. I tried several kinds of kidney medicine and I was in the drug sloro look ing for something different to help him when I hoard of Foley Kidney Pills. After ho bail taken them two days we could see a change land when lie had taken two-thirds Inf 11 lwifllo lui u'lu eneoH Tlml ........ , ...I, II, I(1 .-T about six weeks ago anil lie has not wet in bed since." For sale by Fricke & Co. MUROOCX. (Special Correspondent.) F. O. Meall was in Omaha Mon day. Ice harvest is the order of the day. Mrs. Jacob (Soehry is confined to her bod. Miss Anna (Soehry came home from Lincoln on No. 18 Monday. Wo are sorry to note that Merle McDonald is not so well as usual. Little Miss Virginia Schewe was quite sick a few days last week. Lacoy McDonald, who attends school in Lincoln, was homo over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F.mil Kuehn were guests of Will Schewe and fam ily Sunday. F.d Jumper returned home Tuosdav. after having served four jears in the navy. Henry (iakomier returned from Chicago Saturday, where lie spent the holidays al the home of his son. Miss Thorpe and Miss Oiesekor, our charming school teachers, re lumed Sunday from their holiday vacation. Miss Threasa Kelly returned to her homo at l'lattsmoulh last Saturday, after a visit with rela tives hero. Mr. and Mrs. John Anigwert and daughter, Marvel, spent Tuesday evening at the Paul Schewe home east of town. Mr. and Mrs. Haymond West lake and daughter, Mary Flor ence, ate Sunday dinner with jonn Aingwon ami iamny. i llayinoiKl Wosllako is again seen behind the block in tho butcher shop. Ho is. an old hand at the business and hero's wish ing him success. i A ice J. (leaves was horn in I March, i K((, in Carroll county i Missouri, and came to .Nebraska ! during 1887, and on. December 18, I 1887, in l'lattsmoulh, was mar ried to Charles L. Graves, Hey. W. i 1 1 i ti ..:.. i w ; 1 1, in. .wcAiiimi r mm i.uiiih. miiu D,,t.,m,,k I ,j0.i MU.1,,.1, ,l her husband she shortly after; their marriage moved to F.iion, m 1 the Parmel8 Theatep Wednes this county, where she has re- day Night, January 24. snieii lor I no pasi, iwomy-iourj voars. Three children wero born to Mr. and Mrs. Graves Harry of F.agle, and Misses Verna and Loola at home, who, with her hus- Tht ladies Yesterday afternoon Elmer Maylield of Ashland and Miss Ada Moore of Centervillo, Iowa, ap peared before County Judge Beo son and procured a permit to wed and prevailed on tho judge to lie the knot before I hey left the court house. The happy young couple left on tho afternoon train for Ashland, where they will make their homo. Miss Moore is the young lady composing who wav separated from her par ents from childhood, and only re build, are left to mourn her un timely death. Mrs. Graves had been in poor health for a number of years, her last illness being of about thir teen weeks' duration. She was first attacked with pneumonia, followed by other complications, which would not yield to treat ment, although all that medical skill could do was done in her behair. Mrs. Graves was a kind and obliging neighbor, a loving wife and mother, and had a great many warm friends in Ihe com munity in which she was best known, and to evidence their groat esteem ami respect for the do parled the Baptist church was crowded at her funeral, which t c currcd Wednesday afternoon. Standing room could not be found for all who desired to show their regard for Ibis estimable lady. Tho funeral was conducted by Hev. W. A. Taylor of Union. Mrs, Graves was a mouther of tho Haplisl church" and also a mem ber of tho Hoyal Neighbors of America. John Corey, of this city, rep resenting the Hod Men lodge, of which Mr. Graves is a member, attended the funeral, bearing a wreath of bountiful (lowers for Ihe casket of Mrs. Graves. The Journal extends sympathy In tho bereaved husband and children in this sad hour of their great sorrow. l'.IIIIOr i Ibis organization are rehearsing (almost every night now and are cent ly discovered the whereabouts preparing to surprise the l'latts- of her realtives. Mr. Mayfield' mouth people with one of the bride is well known to a large greatest and most interesting circle of Plattsmouth acquaint entortainments over given in the ances. The groom is u fine ap city. Tho company is under the pouring young man, though a direction of Prof. II. S. Austin, stranger to most people in Hub who understands just how such city. Tho happy young couple re enlorlainnients should lie given to ceived the congratulations of the bo successful I judge and w itnesses, who wished Tho ladies will appear in black (hem a smooth and prosperous face, and with their places on the voyage through life. stage in the overture, with end i ladies, interlocutor etc., and the' Do not allow your kidney and lil.nlilop li'iiuhlo In ilovolnn liovnnd usual iokes will be propounded, : , m, r(a,h ()f n,ldicjne . Tako Folej songs and dances, quart ots, duets, KW pjlls Th pive ick re and in fact everything in Ihemin-i ,. n, . c. lni,ilimi tvilS ti i i n tiivi ot vj; ii.h slrel line will be carried out to Ihe letter. They are sparing neither labor or expense to make this one of the most enjoyable events, and as a portion of the proceeds will be given to the Y. M. C. A., they should be greeted by an overflowing audience. Our word for it, if you don't sav. after it is all over, that you never laughed so much in your life at one entertainment, we will irive our old pale for a foot ball. Dear in mind the date Wednes day night, January 21 and bo on hand to enioy yourself and hear some of Ihe finest sinning you ever listened to, and all by local talent. surprising promptness, by Fricke & Co. For sak Harsh physics react, weakra the bowels, cause chronic con stipation. Doan's Hogulet I operate easily, tone the stomach, i cure constipation. LTe. Ask i your druggist for them. Forest Hose Flour. The next lime you need a sack of flour try Hand, Saturday sack. You will find it the best '27th, al Coalos' ball, an Mm market. I be good music. Announce Marrie. Mr. ami Mrs.' Joseph Wright Johnson have issued cards an nouncing tho forthcoming mar riage of their daughter, Huth Floannr. lo Mr. John Wilson Remember the dale of the dance I Chapman, which will occur at the lo bo given by the Burlington Johnson homo Tuesday afternoon. night, January . January Id, at 3 o'clock. They There wil will bo at homo In their friends after March 1, at Sioux City, la. FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS always give satisfaction becaust they always do the work. J. T. Shelnul. Bremen, (in., savs: "I have used Foley Kidney Pills with trroat satisfaction and found more relief from I heir use than from any other kidney medicine, and I've tried almost all kinds. I can cheerfully recommend them to all sufterors for kidney and madder trouble." For sale by Fricke & Co. THE DANGER OF LA GRIPPE Is its fata tendency to rmeti monia. To cure your la grippe also solicited. coughs take Foley s Honey and Tar Compound. R. E. Fisher. Washington, Kas., says: "I was troubled with a severe attack of la grippe that threatened penu monia. A friend advised Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and 1 irot relief after faking Hie first few doses. I took three bottles and my la grippe was cured." Get the trenuine, in the yellow package, For sale by Fricke & Co. I rei Bates, 8 Miles South of Plattsmouth (the Old Martin Farm) has installed a Saw Mill on his place, and is prepared to furnish hard lum ber of all kinds, posts and chunk wood. Atl orders promptly fil'ed, and "SulVered day and niuhl the torment of itching piles. Nothing helped me until I used Doan's Ointment. It cured mo perman ently." Hon. John R. Garret t, Mayor, Girard, Ala. Herman Greeder, Gradual Vcl'ncary Surgccn (Formerly with U. S. Department Agricu ture) Licensed by Nebraska State Board Cats Answered Promptly Phiro 378 White, Plattsmuuth