N'OTM'H OK SI" IT TO ItllKT TITLK.
In the District t ourt ( Cnss County, i
rlrnkn. j
"'. rv.k ! PtVitVr. I'laintiiT. I
s. j
i :atuts J. Solomon, ft al..
Iefc!ldilllts. I
f To tt.t
moii, 1.
1 lofendants. trances ,1. tolo
II. oloimni. first mime im
Klizatietti ll. Solomon. Josiali
known.
.Voores. Wary J. Moores, Mary J. Latli-
nip, K. U. JleinUrsnn, fust name un
known. Bertha U. I 'alum, Mary
Arminda Hullman, Caroline Huftman,
Kdward J. Moors, Alfred M. Moons,
' Knoch t;. C. Moores, Kliza Moores,
Ma hal a (.liHV, A. J. Moores, first name
1 unknown. Nancy K. Koperson. Henry
'Moores, Kdward or Kd Joekim, Ida H.
Jocklni, Andrew Y. or A. W. Mc
L.auKhlili. Aleiiii K. McLaughlin, John
I W. or J. W. Seymore, S. J. Seymore, first
name, unknown, Zcthani or Zetlutm P.
McCulloch, Itlmiar I. or I. I'. I'ills
- burrv. Nellie B. Smith, Chester H.
Smith, Fred Black, also the unknown
i he.lrs und devisees of the following
named, Frances J. Solomon, deceased,
1 I . 11. Solomon, deceased, Ilrst name un
I known, Joslali Moores, deceased, K. M.
I Henderson, llrst name unknown, de
creased. Bertha (. laltou. deceased,
Mary Arminda Huffman, deceased,
i Caroline Huffman, deceased, Kdward J.
Moores,
deceased, Alfred M. Moores, ile
Knoch O. C. Moores, deceased,
Mahala Gray, deceawed; A. J. Moores,
first name unknown, deceased, Nancy
IK. Epperson, deceased, Henry Moores,
d'.ceused, Kdward or Kd Joekim, de
' ceased; Andrew V. or A. V. McLaugh
lin, deceased, John W. or J. V. Seymore,
, ceased, Zctham or Zetham P. McCul-
loch, deceased, Ithmar P. or I. P. Pllla
! burry, deceased, you are hereby notified
1 that on January IStli, A. 1). 1913, plain
' tiff filed his suit In the district court
of Cnss countv, Nebraska, to quiet title
to the following described lands in
Plattsmoiith, to-wit: Lots numbered
' eleven and twelve. In Block number
forty-three, In the City of Plattsmouth,
: Cass county, Nebraska, because
' of Ms adverse possession by
himself and his grantors and their
grantors for more than ten years prior
to the commencement of this suit and
to enjoin each and all of you from
having or claiming to have any right,
title, interest or claim, either icgal or
gqultablo in or two said lands or any
part thereof, and to require you and
each of you to set forth your right,
title, lien or Interest therein, if any,
either legal or equitable, and to have
the same adjudged inferior to the title
of plaintiff and for general relief
equitably.
This notice is made pursuant to the
order of the court. You are required to
answer said petition on or before
Monday, March 8rd, A. D. 1913, or your
default will be duly entered therein.
CHARLES P. PFEIFER, Plaintiff,
J. E. DOUGLASS. Attorney.
Notice of Application for Liquor
License.
Notice is hereby given to all
persons interested and to the
public, that the undersigned, Andy
Thomson, has filed his petition
and application in the office of
the County Clerk of Cass County,
Nebraska, as required by law,
signed by a majority of the resi
dent freeholders of Eight Mile
Grove Precinct, setting forth that
the applicant is a man of re
spectable character and standing
and a resident of the state of Ne
braska, and praying that license
be issued to said Andy Thompcen
for the sale of malt, spirituous
and vinous liquors for the period
of one year from May 17, 1913,
ending May 17, 191i, in a building
n lot 4, in block C, in the village
of Cedar Creek, in Eight Mile
Grove Precinct, in Cass County,
Nebraska.
ANDY THOMSEN,
Applicant.
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.
In' the Matter of the Estate of
Christian Stoehr, Deceased.
All persons interesleil in said
estate will take notice that a pet i
tion has been filed for the probate
of the will of said Christian
Stoehr, deceased, and the appoint
ment of executors named there
in. A hearing will be had on said
netition and will in said Court in
the Court House at Plattsmouth
Nebraska, on the 8th day of
March. 1913. at 10 o'clock a. in.
of said day.
(Seal) ALLEN J. DEESON,
County Judge.
D. 0. DWYER, Attorney.
NOTICK OK lUIKErtEK'S SALK.
la the Dlatrlct Court In and for Can
County, IVebranka.
Nettie J. Holmes, Plaintiff,
vs.
V. S. Shera, Joseph H. Keenan, Augusta
Kef-nan. Helen M. Alwlne, formerly
Helen M. Keenan, George H. Alwlne
Herbert J. Keenan, Annette Keenan
John Randolph Keenan, James Keen
an and James W. Holmes,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of a decree entered in this
case on the 25th day of January, A,
1). 1913. the undersigned solo referee
will on the 3d dav of March. A. D,
1913, at eleven o'clock a. m., at the
south door of the Court House In the
Oltv of Plattsmouth. Cass County, Ne
braska. sell at nubile auction the fol
lowing described real estate, situated
in the County of Cass, Nebraska, to
wit:
Commencing at a point on quarter
section line running East and West
through Section nine (9), Township
eleven (11), Bange fourteen (14), In
Cass County, Nebraska; 1574 6-10 feet
East of the quarter section corner on
West side of Section nine (9), Town
Hhln eleven (11). Bange fourteen (14)
running thence -south 2773 feet; thence
Kast 400 feet: thence North 266 feet
thence Kast 924 feet; thence North 632
feet: thence East to the bankB of the
Missouri river; thence along the banks of
thn Missouri river in a northerly dlrec
tion to a point where said banks of the
Missouri river Intersects the quarter
section line running East and West
through Section nine (9), Township
eleven (11), Bange fourteen (14); thence
West along said quarter section line to
the place of beginning, together with
lands formed upon and against said
described lands by accretion, alluvion
i-ellctlon and evulsion.
Also lots one (1), two (2), three (3)
four (4). five (5). six (6), seven (7)
eight (8). nine (9). ten (10). eleven
(11) and twelve (12), In block three
(3) West and block one (1) North, and
one (1) East of the public square In
the Vllliice of Bock Bluffs. Cass Coun
ty, Nebraska, together with the portion
of the vacated streets surrounding the
name belonging thereto. Said property
will be sold for cash to the timicst re
sponsible bidder.
Dated at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, this
V.Mh day of January, A I) .1913.
C. E. TEKKT, Ucfcroo.
BAWLS & BOBEUTSON.
Attorneys.
OltDKIt TO SHOW CMSE.
the IllMlrlet Court of Cbxh County,
liolirnnkn.
the Matter of the Estate of
Nicholas Halmes, Deceased.
I Ids cause came on for hearing up
"n the petition of Nicholas C. Jliilmt
executor of the will anil cstutn of
Nicholas llnlnies, deceased, for con
mM ucIIiiii of airraid! nlan of tb
sill of said deceased and for order und
licence to pell the res I estate, as re-
itiired ly law. and the will of said
iH-icaseil. Whirl: real estate Is mote
I ii rt i. ula il v dtsiihid as follows.
N Si: . i'. :v Twp. 1.', r.;;ri!r
9. S'.." of. SV ami NW of SV
'i of See. s-l.'-l.i. S i2 of SK ' and S
of SV and X W of SV
..f s.,-. T-i.'-n. x:: vt of xv
4 of See. ."-1 '-;;, all iti Cass County.
Xitraska. Lots 10, II and 1.', In Block
of tiit- City of riattsmoutli, Ne
braska. It is t'.ciefote ordered that all per
sons interested in said estate appear
I efore me on the 1,'ith day of March,
ut 10 o'clock a. m., to show cause,
if any they have, why said w ill should
not i-e Interpreted und construed by
the Court and show cause why order
of Court, directing and guiding the
executor in making a sale of the said
real estate belonging to the estate of
said deceased, und why a license
should not be granted to said executor
to sell the above described real estate
of said deceased.
Jt Is further ordered that a copy of
this order to show cause be published
for auir successive weeks prior to said
time of hearing. In the Plattsmoutb
Journal, a newspaper published twice
a week ut Plattsmouth, Nebraska, and
of general circulation throughout suld
County.
Dated this SOtli dav of January, 1913.
1IAUVKY l. TRAVIS.
Judge of the 1'lstrlct Court.
It. O. nWYKR,
Attorney for Executor.
MTICK OF SUT TO QI'IUT TITLK.
In hr District Court In und for Cknn
County. Kebrnska.
Simon Oruber, Plaintiff,
vs.
Jlattie Barnum Wills, et al.,
Defendants.
To the defendants, Battle Barnum
Wills, Hurry Wills, Harry U. Barnum,
James W. Barnum, Sylvester Barnum,
r.. Adelbert Barnum, Mary Barnum,
lluincr Hannah, Mrs. Homer Hannah,
first real name unknown; Mrs. Lewis
Burnum. first real name unknown;
.ewls Barnum, Jr., Charles Barnum, u
H. Sinclair, first real name unknown;
Herbert Sinclair, Inez M. Dlckerson,
Dickerjon, first real name
unknown; George Barnum Bowers, the
unknown heirs and devisees or iucy
Bowers, deceased; the unknown heirs
and devisees of Besty Boyd, deceased;
liimi fhnsp. Belinda Chase. Lucy J
Chase. B. f. AluruocK. jr., nrsi real
name unknown: Mrs. B. r. AlurdOCK
first real name unknown; Aipnonso
Chase. Thomas J. Watson, Mrs. Thomas
I Watson, first real name unknown;
and the unknown heirs and devisees of
Thomas J. Watson, deceased.
Vim are hereby notified that on nca
l-inirv 5th. A. l. 1913. piaintin nica ins
suit In the District Court of Cnss Coun
tv Nebraska, to aulet title to the fol
lowing described land in the County of
Cuss, Nebraska, to-wlt:
The Northeast quurter (mum; ana
dm North half (N Vt) of the South
east quarter (SE'4 of Section twen-ty-ono
(21), Township ten (10),
lliiniro thirteen (13), East of the
fith l M.
because of his adverse possession by
t.imMelf. and tinnitus for more than ten
vears nrior to the commencement of
said suit, and to enjoin each and all of
you from having or claiming any rigiu,
title, lien or interest, emier ui
..iinitiihie. in and to said lands or any
iwrt tuereoi. anu 10 reuuiie yuu iu bcv
rnrih vniir riiriit. title or Interest there
In. r anv. e tner legal or e uuauiu, anu
to have the same adjudged mierior 10
the tltlo of plaintiff to said lands, and
for frnfrnl tMiuitahle relief.
This notice is made pursuant to mo
order of the court.
Yon are reoulred to answer said petl
tlon on or before Monday, the Si 4 111 day
of March. A. V. 1913, or your default
Will be duly entered therein.
SIMU.N lild'KKU, i lainun.
BAWLS & KOBKRTSON,
Attorneys.
License.
Notice is hereby uivon to al
Tipi-soiis ill eresieu aim hi uh;
. .1, i it..
public, that the undersigned
i
Henry A. ScliociiKUin, lias nnu
his petition and application in
Ilic olllce of the County Clerk of
Cuss County. Nebraska, as re
quired by law. signed by a ma
jority of the resident freeholders
of Eipht Mile (i rove Precinct.
setting forth that the applicant i
a man of respectable character
and standing and a resilient . i
the Slate of Nebraska, and pray
ing that license be issued said
Henry A. Schoeinann for the sale
of malt, spirituous and vinous
liquors for the period of one year
from May 1, 11)1:1, ending May 1,
1915, in a building on the V. Vi
of Lot 1, in IMock i, in Cedar
Creek, in Eight Mile Grove Pre
cinct, in Cass Count, Nebraska.
HENHY A. SCIIOKMANN,
Applicant.
1 COI MTV f OI IIT.
Slate of NebrasKa,
County of Cans, ua.
In the Matter of the Ktdato of William
0'Ilrlen( Leeeaned.
To All Pomona Interested:
You are herchv not Hied that there
hiiH been Hied In this court petition for
the appoint'fP'if f an administrator of
above estate.
That a hearing will he had on suld
petition beforo thlx court at the Court
Housii In PlattMiiouth, In mild County,
on the 1st day of March, l!i;i, at D
o'clock a. m. Objection. If any. must
be filed on or before nald day and hour
of hearlntr.
imted February fith, 1913.
ALLKN .1. UHIiSON.
County Judifc.
I.KU.W. NO'I'K'K.
In the nuti-lct Court of Cans County,
Kebrawka,
Morgan K.
Ilrantner,
Plaintiff,
v.
Joneph McCreary, Cass
County, a Municipal
Corporation of the State
of Nebraska, the Un
known Heirs and De
visees of Zecliellah
Kerr, deceased, the
Cltl.ens Hank of I'lntts
niouth, Nebraska, a Cor
poration, Now Defunct,
K. 11. Dovey & Son,
a Copartnership, and
Charles K. Peursall.
Defendants.
I
NOTICE
To Joseph McCreary and the
Unknown
Heirs nnd Devisees of
Zeclicrlah
Kerr, Deceased, Defendants
You and each of you will hereby take
notice that on the 10th day of February
J9Vi. I, Morgan K. Urantner, Plaintiff
In the foregoing entitled cause, filed
my petition In the District Court of
Cuss County, Nebraska, against you
and others, the object, purpose and
prayer of which is to obtain a decree
from said Court removing liens nnd
clouds from and iiuletlng the record
title of the following described real
estate, situate in Cass County, Ne
braska, to-wit:
Commencing at a point fifty-two
nnd one-half (52 V4) feet Kast of the
Southwest corner of original Lot
twenty-six (26), in Section eighteen
(18), Township twelve (12), North. In
Itange Fourteen (14), Fast of the 6th
P. M., thence running North ono hun
dred thirty-live (l;iu) feet, thence
Fast fifty-two nnd one-half (62ty)
feet; thence South one hundred
thirty-live (UH) ftet: thence west
lifty-two and one-half (62) feet to
the place of beginning, shown and
deaignnted on the plat books of Ir
regular trails In the olllce of the
register of deeds of snld County, as
lot No. fill In the Southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of said
Soot ion.
Also commencing nt tho Southeast
corner of said Lot twentv-hix (J'i),
In suld Section eighteen (IS), Town-t-hij.
twelve (12), North, Kango four
teen (HI Fust, nnd runnlirr thence
north one bundled thirty (IVO feet;
thence West sixty (tiOl fe't ; thence
South one hundred thirty (1J01 feet;
thence Kast sixty ttlOl feet to the
place of beginning, and shown and
, !-s iir , n t .il on the aid plat books of
irregular tracts as Lot No. Al. in outd
Soul!. west quarter of the Southwest
quarter of said Section, excepting,
however, a strip off of t lie South ends
of said Lots heretofore conveyed to
the City of Plattsmouth for street
purposes.
In Plaintiff, as against you ami other
fendants and to exclude and enjoin
you and each of you from ever assert
ing or claiming any right, title, estate,
Interest or lien therein adverse to
Plaintiff, nnd for such other and further
relief as may be Just and equitable.
You are required to answer said peti
tion on or before the 24th day of
March. 1913. or the allegations con
tained In suid petition will be taken as
true and a decree rendered as prayed
for therein.
Dated: February 10th lsl.t.
MOKGAN K. HUANTNEK,
Plaintiff.
By JOHN M. LEYDA, Ills Attorney.
NOTICE OF INDEBTEDNESS.
l'o Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Chopio Gasoline- Engine Company
(Limited), of Plattsmouth, Ne
braska, has issued fully paid up
capital stock to the amount of
Fifty-four Thousand Nine Hun
dred Thirty Dollars (?54,930.00) ,
and that said Corporation has an
indebtedness for current expenses
only amount intr to the sum of
$;64.7G.
Dated this 6th day of January,
1013.
Jno. A. Chopieska,
President.
Edw. Rynott,
Adolph Gicse,
H. M Soennichsen,
II. F.'Goos,
Directors.
A GREAT DEAL SAFER
ON PASSENGER TRAINS
"Did you ever stop to figure,"
asks M. II. Douglas, Union Pacific
engineer, "that more people aro
killetl in automobiles trying to
cross ahead of trains than are
killed while passengers on rail
way trains? Last year the Union
Pacific handled three and three
quarter millions passengers and
did not kill a single passenger.
Yet these passengers were en
dangered by people driving autos
across railway tracks. Not only
were the passengers endangered,
lnil tin; enginemen who pulled t'.ie
trains were placet! in greater
danger. Think what it might
mean to strike an automobile
carrying from ten to fifty gallons
of gasoline. Think also of the
property loss that might be en
lained. Some of the Union Pa
cific oriental silk trains are worth
a million dollars in the cargo they
carry. An entire train might be
luvncil. These considerations are
apart from the danger and the
loss of life to those in nutos. The
hazard of railroading has been
reduced !Mi per cent since I began
railroitiling in 1870. In the early
da on our ma (h,. ovcrniiient
sent soldiers out to protect train
men from the Indians, Thai ua
a hazard thai (Iocs not exist now,
but inventive genius has created
new ones."
Maple Grove Notes
W. H. I'uls made a business trip
to Lincoln Wednesday.
Fritz I.ulz made a business trip
to Plat I smooth Monday.
Forest Cunningham of No hawk a
was a Maple drove caller Monday
Harnioml Heck is spending this
week in Cedar county, Nebraska
The (ierman Woman's club mot
nt the home of Mrs. Schafcr Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Charles llerren spent Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs
W. II. Puis.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gansemer
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred (lanesemer Sunday.
1'. A. llild and W. K. Shepherd
son made a business trip to
Weeping Water Tuesday.
Fredie Englekemeir, son of Mr
and Mrs. Agust Engelkemeir, was
taken to Lincoln Wednesday for
an operation in one of the Lincoln
hospitals.
Mr. and Mrs. August Engelkc
meir, jr., spent- Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Puis
Quite a number from this com
munily were Murray visitors Sat
urday.
uieapesl accident insurance
Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. For
burns, scalds, cuts and emergen
cies. All druggists sell it. 25c
and Tide.
How's This?
IV.' .id it iii Hundred Ihilkirn liewi-H f-r ioi.
i f lalunh that iiiuiiKt be oiimI l.j Un I
l i.UMli ('me.
I. J. CI I F.N KY & til., T, il
WV. tin' iiiuli'rslmir'l, hnvi'
t'l -j fur tin- lut l.'i r,ir.
, , r . . 1 1 v li,,ii.,ii,l,i. hi nil I'll!
i it. I ;'i't hilly i Mr to ciur.v e'i
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CONSOLIDATION OF
mum schools
A Matter That Is Agitating Minds
of Parents in Rural Districts
to a Great Extent.
Parents of children iu the rural
districts are just as much in
terested iu the education of their
children as are parents residing
in tlie towns and villages, and the
best way to give them the neces
sar educational advantages is
now a grave question with those
living in Cass county. The fol
lowing from the Lincoln Trade
Review hits the mark so well that
we appropriate the same for the
benefit of those interested in the
consolidation of rural school dis
tricts: The legislature of Iowa is giv
ing serious consideration to the
question of enlarging education
for the children of that state
through the consolidation of their
rural schools and that which is
good for owa in this regard,
would be equally good for Ne
braska, although in this slate the
egislalurw does not seem to reach
o these larger question in
preference to a multitude of
minor things represented by their
over 1,300 bills that they have to
consider.
Statistics show that in Iowa
and iu this stale, DO per cent of
the children never go through the
high school. It is doubtful if 90
per cent ever enter uio high
school, and so what more live
luestion could there be than to
see what could he done to hotter
the education of 90 per cent of
the children of a slate?
In Iowa plans are under discus
sion that would ne lar-reacning
both in the volume and variety of
education thai children would be
given and in the economical ad
ministration of the schools of
that slate. There are in Iowa
number of townships where
entralizod school system has
been adopted and tried out and
the result is that the schools of
township centralized in one
school, have conducted for half
the money that was required when
(lie township was divided into six
or eight srliool districts.
A central school greatly en-
uges cducnlional opportunities
oxer llii' present district scnoo
ysteiii. In u central school there
could be a half dozen teachers
that would do specihc lines in
their ditlerenl work,
and the
pupils of the township
would be
classified in classes
under these
list i lift instructors
and manna
ti
lining, domestic science nnc
ricullure and such lines of
practical work could be and are
developed iu township ' schools
when it is impossible to develop
Ihein in the little district school
Judging from the reports that
come ironi me legislature in
Iowa, now iu session, that body
will not adjourn until il lakes
step far in advance looking to the
onsolidaled country school. We
wish that the legislature of this
slate were as progressive in this
line as Iowa. There are so many
advantages iu this kind of
school, not only those of educa
turn as outlined and or economy
as shown by experience, hut also
in attendance, and all results
show increased value. These
township schools that have been
developed in Iowa not only cover
all the cost of maintaining the
school building and the leaching
force, hut they carry out a sys
tematic plan of gathering from al
parts of the township the children
each morning and delivering them
at home in the evening, and
in
stormy and bad weather, especial
ly for the smaller children, this is
un improvement of the greatest
worth tending to regular and in
creased attendance with all the
advantages that come throug
such channels.
Danes a Great Success.
From Monday's Dally.
The dance given Saturday even
ing at the German Home was one
of the most successful that has
been given there this season am
the large crowd present enjoyee
themselves to the limit, dancing
away the passing hours to the
delightful music furnished by the
Holly orchestra, and the enjoy
ment lasted until a late hour,
when the tired nnd happy dancer
wended their wny homeward.
I have a No. (' Hemington typi
writer in first-class condition, bu
little used, for less than one-lhii
original cost. M. S. Hriggs.
L'-LMI-.'U
Sell your properly throunh
little fid In tho Journal.
Causes Much Disease
AdvSc about Stomach TroubliS
nd how to relieve them.
Don't neglect Indigestion, for it
nay lt4 to all aorta of ills and cora
plicationa. An eminent physician
once said that ninety-five per cent o!
all ilia have theif origin in a dia
ordered atomach.
Our experience with Itexall Dy
nenaia Tablet leada ua to believe
them to be one of the moat dependable
remediea known for indirection and
chrouio dyspepsia. Tbeir inumii
enta are eottliing to the inflamed
tuembranee ut the stomach. Rich
la Fepsin and Bismuth, two of the
greatest digestive aids known to
medicine, iue relief thoy afford ia
Yry prompt. Used persistently and
regularly for a short time, they tend
to relieve puius caused by atomach
disorder.
Retail Dyspepsia Tableta help
Insure healthy appetite, aid diges
tion, and promote nutrition. Aa
evidence of our faith in them, we ask
you to try them at our risk. If they
do Dot give entire satisfaction, we
will return the money you paid us
without question or formality. Three
siics, 25 ceuts, 60 cents and 11.00.
You can buy Itexall Dyspepsia Tablets"
la this oomiuunity only at our store:
F.
G. FRICKE &
T ftaf Start
CO.
. Nebraska
Platti-
moutli
There Is a Retail Btora In nearly every town
and city In the United btalcs, Canada and
Oraat Britain. There Is a different IUiill
Remedy lor nnarly every ordinary human ill-
each pecially designed for the particular ill
for which it is recommended.
The Resell Stor.4 are America' Greatest
Prug Stores
Local News
From Tuesday's Daily.
Will Arrison of tho vicinity of
'alniyra arrived in this city yes
terday to attend to some business
matters.
William DelesDornier of Elm-
wood came over this morning to
ook after some matters nt tho
court houso.
Will Seybolt of Murray was in
the city last evening, coming up
to attend the meeting of the Ma
sonic lodge.
Ed Dorr and George S. Clapp of
Wabash came in yesterday from
their homes to attend tho term of
district court.
Miss Olive Gass returned this
morning from Glenwood, where
she hud been visiting friends for
short time.
George Heilter and A. L. Mc
Kinald of Eagle are in tho city
today attending the session of the
district court.
Ulorney W. C. llainsey of
Omaha came down this morning
from his home to look after a case
in (ho district court.
I A. Meisinger drovo in yes
enlay from his farm, west of this
city and attended to some trading
with the merchants.
James Loughridge and S. O.
itman of Murray wero in the
city last evening attending a
meeting of the Masonic lodge.
Ilyron Clark, attorney for the
Hurlington railroad, camo down
this morning from Omaha to
look after some matters of busi
ness. Mrs. Ralph Stalter, who is hero
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
11. F. Grook, was n passenger this
morning for Omaha, where she
pent the day.
H. V. Livingston, wife and
children returned this afternoon
from I'lysses, York and Dewesse,
Nidi., where they have been visit
ing for about a week.
Mrs. Parr, an aged lady, who
has been making her homo at tho
Masonic Home for some time, de
parted this afternoon for Cali
fornia, where she will make her
home with a son.
T. Vetcrsnik departed this
afternoon for his home at Edg
mont, S 1)., after u short visit
here with his father, John Vetcr
snik, sr., who has been quite sick
for some time.
A. E. n. Neligh of Stafford camo
to South Omaha with a car of
slock, and then camo on down to
this city yesterday for a visit with
old neighbors and friends and to
attend to some business matters.
George Hall of Falls City, who
is enjoying a short lay-off from
his duties in tho Missouri Pacific
shops in that city, departed this
afternoon for Fremont, Neb., and
Missouri Valley, Iowa, for a short
visit.
t.naries warner was a pas
senger this ' morning on No. 15
for Omaha, where he goes to be
with his son, Fred, who is to have
an operation today to remove a
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KEPOUTOF THE CONDITION
or TUE
Plattsmouth State Bank
of Plattsnmuth, Nebraska
Charter Ni.T.i
Incorporated In tlie state of Nebraska, al the
i-lose of business February I j, Il3.
UKSOriiCKS
I.oaiis and discounts.
...$1S4.0I IS
Overdrafts, wvureii anil unux-nrorl
Hanklnif liousc.furiiit nre and Hxlurvs
Ileal estate other than hanking
house
Current expenses, taxes and Interest
!ald
Cash Items '
Duo from national, slate and pri
vate hanks ....
Checks and Items of ei'hania
Currency
(iold coin
Silver, nickels and cents
I.47II 00
12,000 00
312 CO
7
SM49 47
Ml HO
3.1(6 00
i',l;V 00
1,M 14
Total..
. fc'.1B,9S4 75
I.1A15IL1T1KS
Capital stock paid In
Surplus fund
Undivided nnitlts . ...
$."41,000 00
l!,9K 00
i.o:m 47
K,nr7 01
H. 000 00
I. 2J7 17
Individual deposits subject to check,
I inland cerlltlcaus of il..iwlt.
Tluio cert Ideates of Ueuoslt
Hills payable
Depositor's guaranty fund
Total..
1WS4 73
State or Nkhiuska, i
County or Cash (m I,. I. M. lloborte.
cashier of the alKive named hank, do hereby
swear that the above statement Is a correct
aim true copy or tbo report mado to the State
Hanking- Hoard, J. M. KoJJF.ltTS,
. . .. , . Cashier.
Attest - i w- Ncwtix. Director.
AtUst.Jj j, Kalt,k ulrector-
HubserllKHl and sworn to before me this 84th
city of February, mix U. 11 Wikwia.
iu o . . Notary I'ubllc.
Seal My commission expires Oct. ID. lDlf.
growth
nose.
from the inside of his
From Wednesday's Dally.
C. II. lloedeker of Murray was
in the city yesterday attending
I lie Miller case in the district
court.
Mrs. Z. W. Shrader of near Ne
hawka departed this morning for
Omaha, whero she will visit her
daughter at the hospital.
Will Rummell drovo in yester
day afternoon from his farm and
attended to some trading with the
merchants for a few hours.
C. A. Richey of Louisville was
in tho city today for a few hours
looking after business matters at
the lumber yard of Richey Bros.
Mrs. T. J. Skoda and little
cliild departed this morning for
Omaha, after a short visit here
with Mrs John Gradoville and
family.
Mrs. Georgia Creamer drovo up
this morning from her farm,
south of this city, and attended
to business matters here for a
short time.
A. C. and W. A. Tulene were
passengers this morning for
Omaha, where they will visit with
friends for tho day. They were
accompanied by I. J. Decker, who
is here visiting for a short time.
Chris Tschirren and daughter,
Miss Emma, drovo in from their
home this morning and were pas
sengers on the early Hurlington
trnin for Omaha to spend the
day.
Commerolal Club meets third
Thursday evening of each month.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
Bank of Murdoch
CHARTER NO. 678
Of Murdock, Neb., Incorporated in the
State of Nebraska at the close of
business, February 15th, 1913.
HESOUHCKS
I-oaiis and discounts ,
Overdrafts
W.OIO 73
i.wuo w
4,000 0
It an k I nit house, furnlluro and fix
tures
Current exomises. taxes and InteHwt
Iiaiu 3.1S3 20
Dun from nal'l and slate
hanks am lx T
Checks and Items of ex-
clinnire 173 "it
Currency ,:II4 00
Oold coin 4;"o 00
Silver, nickels and cents. UI4 OS 14.W8 00
Total $117,139
LIABILITIES
Capit al stock paid In $15,000 00
Surplus fund 400 00
Undivided profits 3,593 m
individual deposits subject
to check t.'So,4S0 57
Time certificates of delimits ItilM 41
Cashier's checks outstanding 7411 01-14,213 IM
Hills payahln 3,000 00
Iiepobltor's euaruuty fund KB 54
Total SI I7,13 40
STATE OF NEBRASKA lM
County of Cass f""
I. II. A. (luthmnnn, Cashier of the above
named hank, do hereby swear that, the
alKve statement Is a correct and t rue cony of
the report, mado to the Si mo Kniiklnv Hoard.
II. A. Uuthmann, Cashier.
Attest,
K. Wolf, director,
Henry A. Tool, director.
Buhscrllicd and sworn to beforo me this 1st
day of February, 1013.
, ,, K r'Hu'eneinrer, Notary Public,
seal Mycommlssioii expires March 31, 1II7.
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