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Deposit Your Money in this j
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If you make your payments by check you have a re
cord that cannot be disputed.
We regard all business transactions as strictly confi
dential. Combine absolute safety with satisfaction.
We accord careful consideration to small and large
depositors.
lOur deposits are secured by the State Guarantee
Law.
We pay 4 per cent on time deposits for one year.
We Bank on You.. You Bank With U?.
We Solicit Your Business.
CHS HANDS
C. S. Stone, the Popular Cashier,
Sells His Entire Interest and
Will Locate Elsewhere.
iurray
Banb
Miss Klizalnil.il ' it i r 1 1 t m 1 1 spent
Sunday with home folks.
John Hendricks was looking af
ter business in I'nion Wednesday.
Mrs. K. S. Tul I was a Plalts
inoulli visitor Wednesday evening.
An extra ell'nrl will he made to
have a khI market next Saturday.
Charles llalcliir of Union visit
ed at t he 11. L. Oldliain home last
Sunday.
Mrs. Mint McDonald was a
I'laltsinoulh and Omaha visitor
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Pitman at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Kikon
ulay. Mr. and Mrs. Hen li!l spent the
day Monday with Mr. Dill's par-
ents in Plallsinoulh. c
Dr. (iilmore was- looking after
. business matters in the county
s at Wednesday al'iernoon.
Mrs. M. H. Allison of Plalts
r.Vfiulh was calling on friends here
the fore part of the week.
S. O. Pitman and Will Seybolt
attended the Mast nio lodge in
riatlsnioiilli Monday evening.
Francis Conk is very sick with
double iHieumonia. )r. Livingston
was called down in consultation
with Dr. Hrendel.
He sure you planl to attend the
pie social at Lrwislnn. There will
lie pies of every color and hut
dome out and see.
Mr. Levi Hostel holt, and
daughter, Mrs. Will Patterson,
were transacting business in
Plallsnioiilli Tucsiiay.
Miss Klla Nickels was a Platls
imiuIIi visilor W'Minesday. She
w ill le in I he conoly seal Satur
day on Spirilla eorsel business.
Mrs. M. Ilialt, who has been
Unite ill for the past few weeks,
is in about I lie same condil ion, al-
l.hoiiu'h several days this week slie
,si'eni'd Id be impro ing rapidly.
A story telling hour will be con
ducted at the libra r Saturday aft
et noiin from 'I to i o'clock. Chil
dren of all ages are invited to al
" tend.
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
goodcondition for you by
the time the Spring rush
arrives. You will be busy
then and so will I.
COME IN NOW!
Walter Green,
Blacksniithing and Horseshoeing
Murray, Nebraska
Mrs. K. L. It ti m leu was an Oma
ha is il or Saturday.
Mrs. (1. M. Wiley has been on
I he sick list the past, few days.
Miss May Wolf was a guest of
John Hendricks and family Sun
day. William Nickels was transact
ing business in Plattsinouth
Tuesday.
K, It. Queen was looking after
business in Plait sinnulh Friday
afternoon.
Miss Mae Lewis spent Saturday
ami Sunday with Miss Hose Mae
Creamer.
Pearl Dugay and Kslher Hay
were guests of Henrella Creamer
Sunday.
H. It. Nickels shipped a car of
cattle to the South Omaha market
Monday.
John llobschiedt and wife were
guests of I.. M. McVey and family
Sunday.
!uy Murray and wife spent
Sunday wild the bailor's mother,
Mrs. John Iroin.
Mrs. Addic Stokes was visiting
friends and shopping in Platts
inouth Sat unlay evening.
J,ee Nickels was an Omaha
visitor Wednesday, where lie was
buying a new driving learn.
Arthur Copenhavcr ami wife
droe to Plaltsuiouth Saturday In
attend to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wollard are
rejoicing over I In arrival of a lit
tle son, which arrivd Sal unlay.
Joseph Hathaway had some ex
perience wilh a span of runaway
mules Tuesday. Joe escaped un
hurt.
lack Clialfanl, accompanied by
his falher, John Clialfanl, ami
Sieve Copenhaver and family,
motored In Plallsniouth Tuesday.
The ladies of Ihe K. N. K. will
give a pie social al Lewislnwn on
May t(, Saturday evening, am
everyone is cordially invited.
Sunday school was organized at
I.ewislon Sunday afternoon, with
Iwenly-four present. The Sunday
school will give a program on
Children's day,
L. D. Ilialt, the merchant prince
of Murray, was looking after
some business matters in the
cunty seat, Wednesday evening.
He was also having some dental
work done by Dr. Thomson.
Herold, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Hamilton, is stifTor
ing from pneumonia. A trained
nurse from Omaha is earing for
him and he is improving as rapid
ly as can be expected.
Mrs. llervey and Mrs. Joseph
Campbell and Mrs. Hates of Oma
ha, ami Mr. and Mrs. Long of
South Head were in our village
last Saturday to attend the fun
oral of Dr. A. K. Walker.
A series ol musical Kensing
tons, under tin1 direction of Mos
dames J. V. Hrendel, O. A. Davis,
K. S. Tult ami Miss Pauline Old
ham, will be given Ihrouglioul the
summer for the benefit of tin
library . The first number w ill 1m
uiven some inie during May.
' Tornado Insurance.
Wouldn't it be belter to receive
a check from an insurance com
pany after a tornado or cyclone
lakes away your home than to be
compelled to use your own hard
cash to rebuild' I represent
Standard Old Line Companies, and
can write your insurance at a low
rate. Heller look up your policies
and if you have no tornado insur
ance call at the bank and let me
li x you out.
W. 0. Boedekcr.
Aivo News
Last. Saturday morning a deal
was closed whereby J. M. Stone
ami son, Charles S. Stone, and
also Sain Fix, disposed of I heir
entire stock in the Hank of Yampa
to Roy Cox and W. It. McHride,
both of Denver, Colorado.
The announcement of the sale
was a surprise to Mr. Stone's
many friends ami ihe patrons of
the bank. Charles S. Slone has
been cashier of this institution for
I lie past four years and has built
up the business uniil Ihe Hank of
Yampa is regarded as one of Ihe
ending banks of this section of
lie si ale.
While in Ynmp-i Mr. Slone has
rained for himself Ihe reputation
if being a careful and courleous
tanker and will be missed by Ihe
ilizeus of Hie community, of
which he has been one of Ihe lead
ers during his resilience here, lie
has always been rendy to lake hold
of any legitimate enterprise that
would leail o (In advancement of
Ihe lowu or comn inily ami has
been a liberal conlribulor to all
public underl akings.
While under Mr. Stone's inau-
agemenl I lie ItaiiK lias maile a
constant and gradual gain in
business, and besides paying
dividends wilh a clock-work reg
ularity, the surplus of the bank
has passed from $'.,000 to .17,Wll).
The equipment of the bank has
also been added to tine of Ihe
latest and most up to date safes
having been purchased. '
Mr. Stone has several good bank
oilers awaiting him, but. at pres
ent will not enter into business,
but intends to tak. a much need
ed rest. Later h" and his father,
who is a wealthy banker in Ne
braska, will buy Ihe controlling
interest in some growing banking
institution where Charlie will have
enlire charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Slone have been
favorites in social circles, where
they will be missed by their many
friends. Mr. Stone will slay with
e Hank of Yampa for about 30
lays, after which time he and Mrs..
Slone will go lo Del Norte, Coin.,
and visit wilh ndaiives, ami will
later git to their old home in Ne
braska for a visit with ndaiives
and old friends. The annual sum
mer visits of Mr. James M. Slone
will be greally missed by the many
friends and acquaintances ln has
in Yampa and vicinity.
MURDOCH.
(Special Correspondent.) 4
Dance! W here? Why, at the
M. W. A. Saturday evening, May
3. Everybody come and bring your
best pal.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Westlake were
Lincoln visitors Saturday.
Miss H. Sisson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. II. A. Oulhinan, tin's
week.
Kd Taylor of Louisville was
i.-il ing here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. (!. I'll were in
( ireeiiwitod Salurday and Sunday
visiting relatives.
Air. and Mrs. Harry Heal I and
daughter were here Ihe lirst of the
week visiling relatives.
Hill Itoiller was a passenger
on No. I.'l Sunday morning from
( tniaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnston were
South Itend visilors Sunday.
Mrs. II. Y. McDonald and Mrs.
II. A. Tool were visiling I heir
sisler, Mrs. Heaack, of Spring
field, last week.
Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Coin and
son. Merle, were passengers from
Lincoln on No. I I Sunday.
Mrs. iMiiior ind ilaiighlc.r,
Clara, of Walnut, Sumlayed wilh
Mr. and Mrs. Knnl Miller.
Mrs. Frank Iteall's sisler
.New vork came salurday evening
!r a snort i-il.
Ouile a number of people list
ened to Ihe sermons given by llev.
I.ennrd of Lincoln Sunday morn
inir and evening.
Lloyd Jones and his friend of
(ireenwooil were visit inu Lola Lit
Sunday .
Mr. and Mrs. I owe lleall of
Omaha have been visiting the
former's parents Ibis week.
Htissol Hornbeck is here on a
short visit with his brothers.
llev. C. Cole moved his family
down from University Place Fri
day. Lillle Francis Hi all entertained
tlfleeii baby friends at her llrst
birthday parly on April '.ML
Miss Lucile Thorite of Hroken
How is visiling hei sister. Miss
Ycrda Thorpe, Ibis week.
Cbiirles M. Jordan was in Lin
coln last Thursday.
Dab- Hoyles went lo Lincoln
Friday, returning Monday.
Kd Casey was tivnsact ing busi
ness in Lincoln Salurday.
Charles It. Jordan was in Liu
coin on business Siturday.
(leorge Frohlich was visiting
relatives in Lincoln Monday.
Miss Marie Slrneiner spent
Sunday with the home folks.
Mrs. II. A. Slone and daughter,
Ituby, visited in Lincoln Salurday.
Fay Parsell of Lincoln spent
Salurday and Sunday wit 1 1 friends
here.
Mrs. II. A. Hailey and daughter,
Ruth, were shopping in Omaha
Salurday.
Mrs. Fred Pmuty and Miss
1 1 it cli man were capital city visit
ors saiuniay.
Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Kirkpat-
rick were in Lincoln visiling with
friends Saturday.
James Alley of Omaha is visit
ing nis nrotiier-m-law, Leander
Friend, Ibis week.
Miss Orpha Mullen of Roca
came in Salurday lo visit her
fat her over Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Stout and daugh
ter, Mrs. Arthur Klyver, were Lin
coln visilors Salurdav.
W. O. Hoyles came down from
.incoln Tuesday, visiling relatives
until Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kitel and
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Friend were
Lincoln visitors Sol unlay.
Among those going to Lincoln
Saturday were Miss Marjorie Carr,
Mrs. K. M. Slone, Mrs. J. P. House
and daughter, Alctii.i.
John Skinner left last Wednes
day for a visit lo Deer Creek, Il
linois, where his mother has been
for several weeks past.
Mrs. (leorge McFarland of
Clarinda. fowa, and Mrs. Fred
Fid row of Cordon, Neb., returned
to their homes Salurday. Mrs.
Harry Parsell accompanied I hem
as far as Omaha.
Mrs. Appleburg, who has been
visiling her diuigbler, Mrs. J. If.
Foreman, jr., started for her
home al Alliance, Neb. Mr. and
Mrs. Foreman accompanied her
as far as Lincoln.
Rev. K. L. I'plegrovo left
Thursday for Pleasant drove,
fowa. to attend the Iowa Presby
tery of Ihe Cumberland Presby
leriUn church, ol Which lie IS
tale clerk and treasurer.
occupy the Adams property just
south of the track.-.
The Woodman of the World,
Camp No. 10 i, of Kagle, have se
cured Hie services of stale Deputy
Orgauier W. D. .kiue of Lin
coln, to assist tlnm in directing
a campaign for new members of
I lie order.
The electric light poles have
nearly all been set up during the
past week, and th:; next step to
be taken is to start the erection of
the building, which will be done
immediately, so Mr. Truiikenholz
informs us. Delore Ihe summer
is over we will have one of the
best lighted lit 1 1" cities in the
state.
ELMWOOD. 4
Leader-Echo. J
H'iW IHH H-K-I HK
L. F. Langliorsl was out
Wednesday after a Tew days' criti
cal illness.
Miss Emma Kuuz was an over
Sunday guest, of Dora Kaffen
Iterger at Platismmith.
Dr. Stork visited the home of
Dr. and Mrs. Neely early Saturday
morning, leavins a beautiful
baby daughter.
Miss Cora Mueller returned lo
tier home at Union Sunday after a
couple of days' vis( with relatives
and friends.
Clarence Mueller of Union has
been here for several days assist
ing his uncle, Adolpli Mueller and
wife, in getting moved into the
William Mueller residence.
C. S. Hart and son. Iladsel, and'
Miss Lets Marx, went to Lincoln
elerday to meel iir. Hart s lath
er, who was .just, returning from
sojourn in California for the
lit'Mielil of his health. Mrs. Hart
accompanied her husband to Cali-
ornia. but returned lo Hethany
some lime ago. e are sorry to
earn that California had nothing
o give for the relief of "Uncle
lohn." who is about Hie same as
when his Elniwood friends last
saw
The above is taken from Hie
Yampa Leader, and is reprinted in
e Journal because Mr. and Mrs.
Stone have many friends in Mur
ray and all Cass ci unly, who are
interested ill their welfare, and
all w ill be glad to welcome I hem
back lo Cass couniy, even I hough
il be for but a few months' visit
only.
A Correction.
In our write-up ot I lie class
tariy at ine .Morgan iioine on
fuesdav evening we forgol to
mention Miss Clara eyricli as
one of the hostesses We are very
sorrv this inislak' occurred.
LOST A Scotch Collie bitch,
bred to whelp about June 8th;
white and sable color, long head
and pointed nose. Had a small
leather collar on when left homo,
the '-Mill of April. She was ship
ped from southeastern Iowa and
may be trying to lind the way
back. A liberal reward for her
recovery. Dr. J. II. Hall,
Murray.
Live Stock Wanted.
I wish to Inform tho people of
Murray and vicinity that I am
buying stock at Murray, and am
prepared to pay tho highest mar
ki t price for anything in tho stock
line. I will buy anything, from
one to one hundred head or more
Let me know what you have for
sale. Call 'Phone 8-H Murrav
K( hange. II. C. Creamer,
Dies at Home of Sister.
Died Al, the home of her sis
r, Mrs. Harry Parsell, near Alvo,
Neb., Sunday, April 20, at t p. m.,
Miss Agatha Tucker, after an ill
ness of four years. Miss Tucker,
Ihe beginning of her illness,
was teaching near Wilber, Neb.,
where she was born and had lived
all her life. Up tojour years ago
her TTfe gave promise of a bright
and happy future, but her health
gave way, and after years of men
al and physical suffering death
laimed her for its own. She is
survived by one brother, .1. vv.
Tucker, and three sisters, Mrs.
ieorge McFarland of Clarinda,
fowa; Mrs. Fred Eel row of Gor-
lon. Neb., and Mrs. Harry Parsell
of Ibis place. The remains were
aken lo Wilber, Neb., April .'2,
where they were laid to rest in
Sunnyside cemele'-y beside I hose
of her falher, mot her, sister and
ind her.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury
im nuTtMiry will surely lt'lrny llio m'iii of hihcU
iiutl roiiiiMi-h-ly ui'riitiKt' llio ttmiH' xystfiii v!in
riilt't'lni; II llirntiuh tln mnrtiiiH xiirfiKW. Stirti
arllrl.'H xhoiilil iii'Vit-1m usimI pxtviit tin iirowrlii
Ooiih from ri'putHUlc phrMchins, iih the uiiuintfr
tin1' will 1 Ik li'H IiI to the cil you can tm
kIMv iletivi' from thi'in. Hull's Ciitiirrh Clin-
IimnufiH'tiirtcl liy K. J. Cheney & Co., Tnloilo, O.
I'oiiliiliix no merenry, n ml In litken liilernnlly
ni llim illrectlv nnon tho hlooil nntl mucous mir
f noes t the nyxtoui. In liuylnn IIiiII'h Cntnrrli
( nre lie Bure yoi; ui't tile genuine. It in i.iki1
Inti rinilly hiu tnmle In Toleiln. Ohio, liy t.
I henry V I n. Testimonial!! free.
B..M liy ltni!.(.liit. Trice, 7.V. ii r IhiUIp.
T ki Hiill's I'mnlly PilM fur coimtlpatlou.
ROBERT WILKINSON
DUNBAR
L.J. HAL
UNION
Wilkinson & Hal
-AUCTIONEERS-
ROAD NOTICE.
To All Whom It May Concern:
The Commissioners appointed
to view and YACA'l F. a road com
mencing al half section line on
south side of Section 28, Town
ship 10, Range rmining thence
north one mile on half section
line thorugh center of said Section
2H, and terminating at north side
of Section 28, on sail! half section
line, (said road referred to is
known as a part of Road No. 165)
has reported in favor of the vaca
tion thereof; and all objections
hereto, or claims for damages,
must be tiled in Ihe County Clerk's
Ollioe on or before noon on the 5th
day of July, A. I., 1913, or such
road will be vacated without
reference thereto.
(Seal, I. C. MORGAN,
County Clerk.
Plattsniouth, Neb., May 1st,
1P13.
Card of Thanks.
We take this ni"ans of express
ing our tnaiiKs to ine many kiiui
neighbors and friends for their
kindness and assistance difl'ing
the sickness and death of our
clearly beloved sisler, and for the
many beautiful lloral remom
branees. Words cannot fully ex
press how deeply we feel the
many kind acts performed by
loving hands, but that the gen
erous hearts may receive their
just reward will bo our wish, and
in their hour of grief may they be
blessed with such friends as wo
have had.
. Mrs. Ceorge McFarland.
Mrs. Fred Eel row.
Mrs. Harry Parsell.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice is hereby given to all
persons interested and to the pub
ic, that the undersigned, (l. O.
Williamson, has (iled his petition
ind application with the village
clerk of the Village of Murdock,
'.itunly of Cass ami Stale of No-
iraska, as required by law, signed
ty the required number of resi-
lent freeholders of the said vil-
age, setting forth that the ap-
dieant is a man of respectable
haracter and standing and a
esident of the Slate of Nebraska,
ami praying that a license may be
issued to Ihe said (. 0. William
son for Ihe sale of malt, spiritu
ous and vinous liquors lor itie
municipal year, at his place of
msiness, situated on lots 2 and 3,
look 18, in said Village of Mur-
dock. Or. (. WILLIAMSON,
April l i, 1913. Applicant.
EAQLE. 4
I. Beacon. 4
For Sale.
New buggy, ahrness and No
single driver. Oulllt at the home
of (ieo. Marks, Nehavvka.
Wos Kiselt.
The Journal
sitpo Wos.
for typewriter
The holding of successful sales
is our lino. Our interests aro with
the seller when it comes to getting
every dollar your property is
worth. For open dales address or
call either of us at our expenses
by 'phono. Dates can bo made at
the Journal cilice.
WILKINSON & HALL-
Tho outlook for a bumper wheat
crop was never better than now
Mrs. Jack Lyell is at the hos
pital in College View taking medi
cal treatment.
Elovd Wall, the elder son of
Mr. and Mrs, O. W. Wall,
seriously ill with pneumonia.
nurse arrived from Lincoln Tues
dav evening to assist in caring
for him.
Carl Price made a trip to Lin
coin Momlav. returning Tuesday
with Hruce Thorp's househol
goods. Mr. and Mr.- Thorp will
MOTICK TO CHIOIMTOIIS.
In County Court.
STATIC OF NKHUASKA,
Cbhs County, fs.
In the Mnttrr of the I'Mate of Cor-
nelliiH beriKen. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby srlven to the credit
ors of said deceased that hearings will
be had upon claims llled BKalnxt said
estate, before me, County JudKe of
Cass County, Nebraska, at the County
Court room In Pliittsinoutli, In said
County, on the 31st day of May, 1813,
and on the nu uay or Decern ner, iia,
at 9 o'clock a. m., each day for exam
ination, adjustment and allowance.
All claims must be tiled In said court
on or before said last hour of hearing.
Witness my hnnd and seal or said
Countv Court, at 1'lattsmouth, Ne
braska, this l!9th day of April. 1913.
(Seal) ALLEN J. BKESON,
County Judge.
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