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Capital $10,000
CHAS. C.PARMELE, President
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II. 11. Nickels was
county seat
visitor Monday.
O. A. lavis was numbered with
the Hick last, week.
Mrs. K. S. Tul t was an Omaha
visitor last. Thursday.
Miss Pearl Dugay spent Sunday
with Miss Esther Itny.
Mrs. It. II. Filch is numbered
with Hie sick this week.
Charles Tinner whs a Plalls
mouth visitor Saturday.
F. L. Ilhoden was transacting
business in Union Monday.
Little 01 Word Heck has been
quite sick for I lie past week.
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Alva Look irc among I he sick this
week.
K. H. Oueen was I rausael inn
business in Weepiny Wider Sal
unlay, .
See Upson Downs, the shining
light of Dudeilimi, al Jenkins' hall
March ir.
Irs. Maggie O'Hrien of Plain-
view, Neb., is' visiting Mrs. Frank
Ilhoden lllis week.
George Wiley and wife were
moving l' llii'ir new home, wos of
Platlsmoulli, Friday.
II. II. Nickels It'll Thursday for
Savannah, Mo., where he will look
after business for a few days.
While Midland turkeys for sale.
Mrs. W. F. Moore, Murray, Neb.
'Phone 3-P. '.'-'JT-lwks-wkly
John llohschieill and son, John,
.1. I. Tinner and l.ee Nickels all
motored by sled In I he county seal
Saturday.
Minera Clacked, the girlish
spinster, will be nlad to see the
marriageable boys at .lenkins'
ball March IT,.
Miss Amies Kennedy and broth
er, Charles, came in from Eagle
and were oer Saturday and Sun.
day visit ors al home.
Pie, cake, chicken, bread and
many other nood Ihinns to eat
will he found at the market Satur
day afternoon at the library. j
Mrsdamcs Smith, Ilhoden and
Spangler entertained the Thimble'
Bee last Friday afternoon. The
attendance was quite large.
Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Vallcry, nn March 5, a nii'l baby.
Both mother and little one are do
ing nicely and (lien is just about
100 degrees happier than usual.
The market at the library was
.veil attended last Saturday, even
ihough (he weather was very
slormy. Next Saturday the ladies
will have plenty for all who wish
to buy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fail Cole are re
joicing this week over the arrival
of a bright-eyed baby girl at their
home on February
mother and little on
along nicely.
7. Ilolh
are gelling
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REX YOUNG,
Auctioneer, Murray, Nob.
Fublic Sales a specially,
and care taken to get the
high dollar for your goods
mid stock. Your business
solicited. Telephone f-N.
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Surplus $5,000
Vice-President
G. BOEDEKER, Cashier
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Wayne Lewis was a Union i
i.-ilor Tuesday. j
Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. Holmes were
Omaha visitors last Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Cook has been
ipiiie sick for the past, few days.
I,. I), llialt was looking after
some business matters in tho
county scat Tuesday.
Jess Godwin was visiting with
his parents, east of Murray, this
Week.
Hay Cook of Plattsmouth was
visiting at the Godwin home last
Sunday.
Miss McKay of Omaha is visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Carroll.
Miss Hulh (iodwin has been
visiting with I'latlsinoul h friends
for the oast week.
W. A. Scott was lookinn after
some business matters in the
county seat Tuesday evening.
Albert Queen was looking after
some business matters in the
county seal Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. (Iodwin, who
have I n on I lie sick lisl for I he
pal few days, are able to be up
ami around now.
Miss Pearl lunn. who is at,.
lending school in Plattsmoulh,
was Inline to spend Sunday with
tier parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Copenhaver
of Syracuse are in Murray this
week isiliun al the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Karris.
Joe Wheeler, who has been
down in Texas for I he past few
weeks lookinn after some land
busines, relurned home Ibis
week.
Itev. William, who is allend
iun Coiner university at Helhany,
was unable lo return to his
studies I a si week owing to sick
ness. Mrs. Levi Laniard, who has
been here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Rev
her homi
day.
W. A
Weeping
Williams, departed for
in Council HlulTs Sun-
llenener, from near
Water, was in Murray
Wednesday afternoon to see Dr.
Hremlel in regard to medical
treatment.
Tobe Johnson of Plainview is
in Murray (his week visiting with
relatives and friends. He is a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. l'.erger.
G. M. Min ford and John Karris
allemled the Allen sale, near Wa
bash, last week, after which they
went on lo Lincoln for a brief
business trip.
Miss Maggie O'Brien of Wausa
arrived in Murray Wednesday
tmunmg for a few days' visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
Ilhoden, east of Murray.
John I'risli shipped a carload of
slock to South Omaha Wednesday
evening. I hey were loaded at
M.Miard, and Mr. Irish and his
son, Henry, accompanied Ibein to
market .
Mrs. A. I,
visitor lasl
i i ing t hen
Haker was an tmaha
Friday morning, ar
iu lime to witness be
lire, which was si ill
Dewey hotel
raging at I In
e Bank
t ime I be early M. p.
Interest in this vicinity and will mail same to this office it will appear under
Dr. J. F.
bis brolhei
Brendol was visiting
I i -. Will, in Avoea,
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Anthony of
Hillsdale, Iowa, accompanied by
their daughter, Mrs. Morris
Waukley, were Murray visitors
last week, guests al the home of
Mr. ami Mrs. A. II. Oaves.
Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Farris, on February 27, a baby
nirl. It is said that Lee is the
proudest man in the land, because
all the ladies in the locality say
Ihe little stranger looks just like
its "dad."
Mark While departed Wednes
day morning for Kansas City,
where he goes to Ihe Thornton &
Minor sanitarium for treatment.
Mark is troubled with an eczema,
and the Thornton & Minor people
have proven Ihe only relief.
Mrs. J. W. Ilerner and daugh
ter, Mrs. James Brown, went lo
Plallsinoulh Wednesday, where
they will make a brief visit with
Mrs. Trimpe, and from there will
go to Omaha for a few days' visit
with relatives and friends.
W. A. lleneger, from near
Weeping Water, is another new
addition lo the Journal's, rapidly
growing subscription lisl, Ibis
week. Mr. lleneger is one of the
excellent young farmers from
near Weeping Water that has
never taken the Journal.
The lillle son of Mr. and Mrs.
j (irassinan, the new pool hall man
ager, fell in a basin of hot water
a few days ano and was quite
badly burned. Dr. Uremic! took
I lie little fellow to Omaha, w here
lie was placed in I lie hospital, ami
at this time is gelling along
n icely.
Mr. and Mrs. John Whileman,
from near Nohawka, and Mr. and
Mrs. William Baird of Stockton,
Missouri, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Virgin and family from
Saturday until Monday. They de
parted for Omaha Monday, tind
from there to Oskaloosa, Iowa,
for a visit with a sister of Mrs.
Laird. Mr. Whileman and Mrs.
Haird are brother and sister.
The telephone company has al
most completed their task of
changing over Ihe entire exchange
in Murray. The new switchboard I
has been placed in Ihe second
Moor of the same building in
Which it has been located, and
I lie old one was shipped out Wed
nesday. The subscribers are
much pleased with the new serv
ice, as it is certainly a decided im.
i provemenl .
Klla. I lie lillle' P-year-old
d.nmhter or Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Hamilton, has been very low with
pneumonia for Ihe past few days.
Mr. Hamilton secured a nurse
Friday night and Dr. Cummins of
I'lallsmouth was called in . con
sultation with Dr. Hremlel Friday.
the present, lime the lint..
If,,
rer is improving, which Ihe
many friends hope will lead to a
speedy recovery.
A number of the friends of W.
K. Slieperdsoii gave him a fare
well parly ill Ihe hall in Murray
last Thursday evening. There
were about twenly-llve ol Jv. s
good Murray friends present to
enjoy the evening. As it was
given on Ihe eve of Mr. Shepherd-
son s oepariurc lor ins new noine
in the west, all wished him and
his excellent family all tho hap
piness and prosperity imagin
able.
J. D. Tigner, wife and son,
James, were pleasantly surprised
Monday evening by friends and
neighbors of the vicinity. The
evening was spent in games and
music and a dainty two-course-luncheon
was served at a late
hour. Mr. Tigner and family will
move to I ho Henning place, west
of Murray, in a few days and it is
with many regrets the neighbors
see this estimable family leave
the community in which they have
resided for some thirty years.
DENTAL WORK.
Dr. Thomson, Dentist, of
Plattsmouth, will be in Mur- J
ray on inursaay s, iNe-
havvka on Friday's, and I
Union on Saturday's of each
week, whore he will he !
pleased to meet all parlies
desiring denial work done. !
JOURNAL READERS
The home talent play, "Next
Door." given by the Sunshine
band al Jenkins' ball last Satur
day evening, was very poorly at
tended, owing to thi' very severe
cold weal her. The play was very
cute and clever, and required a
great amount of work on Ihe part
of the director, Mrs. Hremlel, and
the entire easl. The attendance,
should and would have been much
lamer had the weather permitted.
Fiich and every character was
well represented, ail of whom de
serve a great deal of credit for
the time spent in preparation. We
are informed tho "play will be re
pealed in tho near future, which
is Ihe request of a great many
who were unable to attend.
Moves to Randolph.
W. T. Hutcheson, who has been
living near Mynard. loaded bis
household goods al l'laftsniouth
Monday afternoon and departed
for Randolph. While we regret
lo see Mr. Hutcheson and his
family leave our inidsl, we wish
them much happiness ami pros
perity ju their new home. They
will be located on a farm eight
miles south of Randolph. The
Journal follows I hem to keep
them poed on Ihe happenings at
I he old home.
Eiooks at the Library.
Hooks I hat men would care to
read ill the Murray library: "Fben
Hidden," "Cy Whilaker," '"Place,"
"Virginia," .'Hob. Son of Itallle,"
"Chip of the Flying F," and many
others. We have two stories run
in Ihe Saturday Evening Host
called "My Ladies' Slipper." The
writer perished in the Tilantie
disaster. The other is a bile
story. "Holly Ann." in Ihe Chris
tian Herald.
Plants for Sale.
Tomato, ciibliave ami vvcel
polatoe plants for early plaining,
W. A. Seol!. Murray .
Eggs for Hatching.
From I'ulLb'ociled Rhode Island
Red hens. -l.on per selling.
W. A. Seol I. Murray.
A Great Battle.
The a real est battles ever
fought are those we have lo linht,
vvilh ourselves, and only few per
fons always come out v ictors. A
great deal of firmness and self
denial is necessary to forbear to
gratify one's apiu-liles and de
sires. It is always a bailie be
tween passion and good sense. If
good sense wins, the man will
preserve his life and his health,
and. in many instances, his honor,
(iood sense will forbid us to spoil
our stomach, to weaken our
nerves, to use proper remedies
when necessary, ff his digeslive
organs are out of order, his
nerves weak, his blood poor, he
should use at once Triner's
American Klixir of Hitler Wine.
This remedy will clean out the
body and keep it clean, will aid
digestion, will strengthen the
system. At, drug stores. Jos.
Triner, 13H3-13:iO S. Ashland ave.,
Chicago. For driving out pains
from muscles and joints use
Triner's Liniment.
Prepare for Your
Spring Work Now!
VOUR plows need
sharpening, and other
machinery may need re
pairing. Line them up
now and bring them in,
and let me put them in
good condition for you by
the time the Spring rush
arrives. You will be busy
then and so will I.
COME IN NOW!
Walter Green,
Black&mithing and Horseshoeing
Murray, Nebraska
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Mrs. Fleming W. Hobb arrived
lasl Friday from Hillings, Mont.,
to visit llunli Hobb and wife,
soul hvvesl of tow n.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Faris, resid
ing north of town, are Ihe happy
parents of a fine new daughter
that arrivel at their home at a
very early hour yesterday morn
ing. J. H. Russell and family arrived
yesterday morning from Holivar,
Mi.. and will make their home
near here, residing on the E. J.
Mougey farm. uorlhwed of town.
Charles Me.N'aiiiec, who made a
few days' visit with his mother
and other relatives and friends
here, left Tuesday morning fur his
home at Brush, Colo.
Myron Lynde arrived home last
week from Kingv ille, Texas, where
he had been visiting his son, Dean
Lynde and wife. He saw some
good country on his trip, but none
Hi at strikes him belter than Cass
county, Nebraska.
Mrs. William Osl arrived home
Saturday afternoon from Kansas
City, where she had been with her
husband during the critical stage
of his illness in the hospital.' Mr.
Osl. was operated upon for car.cev
and Ihe specialists have now given
assurance of a permanent cure.
Abe L. Decker, who was injured
in an auto accident ten days ago,
is reported to be gelling along
very well, able to be up and about
in the bouse, but will not be able
to attend the inauguration of a
democratic president next Tues
day. II is gi'al i lying to know t Irit
he will soon be able to Come to
town.
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Dr. H. Thomsen, dentist, J
of Plattsmouth, will make !
Union one day of each j
week for the purpose of !
looking after the dental v
work of this community. He
will be in Union on Satur- 4
J- day of each week, beginning
January 4, 1913, until fur
J thee notice.
Mont llobh ami wife came in
from Lincoln last Saturday for a
visit with their son, Hugh Robb
and wife. Mr. Rohb's term as the
steward of the penitentiary has
expired, and hereafter I hey will
make I heir home in Sullon, Nob.,
where ttiey are conducting the
leading lioiel uf hat city, and no
doubt will be good and popular
cilizens. as they were here and in
Lincoln.
Alvo News
J. A. Shaffer was in Omaha on
business Monday.
Mrs. S. C. Doyles was a Lincoln
visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkpat
rick wenl to Lincoln Monday
morning.
George Foreman, jr., moved on
to Mrs. Belle Bennett's farm
Wednesday.
Mrs. Schuyler Wolfe of Have
lock siient Sunday with Mr. and
Mr.-. Toland.
Pearl Woise of Lincoln spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Coelbery and family.
M. C. Keefer came in Saturday
from Litchfield, Neb., to visit with
relatives for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Slroeiner
went lo Barneslon. Neb., Friday,
returning Sunday morning.
Among those going to Lincoln
Monday were F. M. Grove, J. II.
Stroemer and Dale Boyles.
Lou Kanini shipped his house
hold goods to Lincoln Wednes
day, where I hey will reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosenow
and son. Willard, visited Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hose
now. Ray Eidenmiller shipped his
car of goods lo O'Neil. Neb.,
Tuesday, whore he will make his
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore and
children of Lincoln. Nob., spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
George oLibhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Avers and
children returned Thursday from
Manitau. Oklahoma, where they
spent the winter.
Mrs. Robert Brelz wife of the
county clerk of F,l Reno county,
Oklahoma, is visiting friends and
relatives hero this week.
William Hinneman left Wed
nesday with his car of household
goods and stock for White Lake,
S. D., where be owns 320 acres.
Mrs. Robert, Brelz of Fl Reno,
Okla.. and T. N. Hobbilt of Lin
coln spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Buckuell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Foreman, jr..
came in Saturday on No. t from
1 Grpnd Island. They will live
Miss Alctha Rouse came over
from Flmwooil Thursday morn
ing, relurniug via Lincoln Sun
day evening.
Charles Sutlou movid into his
towiv property Monday. His sis
ter". Miss Kale Sutton, having
moved into her own house.
Mrs. ('u'orgo Foreman, jr., re
turned Wednesday from a ten
days' visit at Valparaiso with
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Foreman.
Mrs. Fred Fetrow and children
of Hebron are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harry I'arsell, before leaving
for heir new home al (iordon,
Neb.
Mrs. Oeorge McFarland and son
of Clarmda. Iowa, came in Sunday
on No. 13 to visit her sisters,
Mrs. Hairy I'arsell and Mrs. Fred
Fetrow .
Miss Margery Hall and brother,
Sumner, who are attending school
;it the slate farm, spent Saturday
and Sunday with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Hall.
Frank Rosenow passed through
town Monday vvilh bis car of
goods, en mule from Kansas,
where lie has lived the past two
years. He does not like Kansas
and thinks of moving to South
Dakota.
Miss Kara F.idenmiller and Noel
Manners were married in Uni
versity Place last Sunday. The
young couple are well known in
inks vicinity ami tneir many
friends extend congratulations.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
and elected Hie following officers
for Ihe next six months: Mrs.
R. A. Stone, president, re-elected;
Mrs. J. F.. I'arsell, vice president,
re-elected; Mrs. C. M. Stone, sec
retary; Mrs. A. L Hird, treasurer,
re-elected.
Miss Hertha Hueknell enter
tained a number of her friends
Wednesday evening, February 26,
in honor of her sixteenth birth
day. The evening was spent in
playing various games, the prizes
being won by Cecil Newkirk and
Noel Foreman. At a late hour re
freshments were served and an
enjoyable time was had by all.
Mr. iind Mrs. George Sutton and
children went lo Lincoln Monday:
Mrs. Sullon and children went
from there to Manhattan, Kansas,
to visit her sisters until Mr. Sut
ton reaches Stockton, Kansas,
with his car of household goods
and a car of cattle, where they
will make their future home.
F. N. I'.obbitt visited friends for
several days while he was gather
ir:s data for historical events of
Tipton precinct, which he is writ
ing. Died.
Wednesday evening, February
20, 1013, Velma, the infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Nickel, after a lingering illness of
three weeks, and was buried in
Elmwood cemetery Friday, Feb
ruary 28, 1913. She was born
January 1, 1012. The bereaved
family have the sympathy of all.
Card of Thanks.
wish to thank our many
We
kind friends foi
sympathy given
the help and
us during the
sickness and death of our little
one; also to the Mothers' Council
for their tloral offering and to
the choir and pall-bearers.
Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Nickel and
Family.
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K. V. Everett is
week in Omaha.
spending the
George Rubble returned to
his
home at York, Neb., Monday.
The Misses Lyda and Eva
Sorick wore in Omaha Monday.
Sine enough. March came in
like a lion and will go out like a
lamb.
If you want to get good horr'-
made bread go to the iCIy
M;rke.
Mtyt
William Weddle is .suffering
with a severe attack of the grippe
this week.
A. J. MeN'amara attended tho
funeral of an old shohlier, Dan
iCeils, of Klmwood.
Alvin Neitzel was visiting his
parents and little daughter Cath
erine, returning home on No. 17.
Mrs. Edna Jones and daughters,
Ruth and Mary Edna, were in Ash
land Saturday and Sunday.
MAX DUSTERHOFF,
Murdock, Neb.,
Painter and Decorator,
Paper Hanger,
Wall Paper.
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Mr. ami Mrs. ('.rink and sons
have been visiting friends the
p.i-i vvek. From here they will
on i -o lo Colorado, where they intend
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ir future home