The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, June 05, 1913, Image 6
n an S3 M Ii Here is a money-saving proposition for prospective home builders. Read this wonderful building offer. People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers Freparkd in the Interksts of the Mm Tut (If any of the reader of the Journal Know of a ocial event or an this heading We want all Item or miorei. , f40 Swmrm-r W 8 8 8 1 Deposit Your Money in this Bank and Pay Your Obli gations by Check. 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. aTOur 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 Us. We Solicit Your Business. urroy Sfofo Oonk 8 8 8 ii 0 8 8 I a Plallsmoulh Lvda Todd was visitor Tuesday. The Sludy Huh will meet nexl TueHday at, I he libra ry. We greatly regret, I he going away of Mr. Williams and his wife. Children's day exercises at Iho Presbyterian church Sunday, Juno H. The health of this romiiiunily is remarkably pood at the pres ent time. . i ' Mrs. Charles Sline of Colorado is visiting friends and relatives in this community. Joe Cook and little daughter made nn early morning call lo IMaUwrrioulh Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Kiel's' ha by has been quite ill with cholera in fantum, but is improving. Minford it Creamer shipped a car of hogs to the South Omaha market. Wednesday morning. Remember the strawberry, ice vream and cake supper at the Christian church Saturday night, June ii. (irandma Nix. who lias been ill for some time, does not seem to have improved very much I he past week. The farmers have been so busy ' in the past few weeks that I heir Wives had to come to town to do the. trading. Mrs. II. K. Smith of Kldra, Iowa, is visiting tier brother, Postmaster Maker and family, for n few days. Mrs'.' Kdwai'd Lyman will leave Mr. Sable, second trick man at Ihe M. P. slalion, has been re lieved and will soon take up his dul ies .in Omaha. From numerous reports alloat I here promises lo lie some mar riages in Ibis vicinity before the month of June has expired. A building made partly of con crete and partly of lumber is be ing erected at the Farmers' Klevalor for the housing of ceinenl. J. 15. Seyboll, Harry Creamer, 11. C. Creamer, Mrs-. Adda Stokes and Miss fsabell Young were pas sengers to. Omaha Wednesday morning, where they spent the day. Dr. Thomsen, the PlaltsmouUi dentist, who comes here every Thursday, is getting considerable work and is giving the very best, ftf satisfaction. The people here all like him. Pauline Oldham spent Monday ami a part of Tuesday at Louis ville coaching a class of youn ladies for a contest to he given in (tie opera house at t lint place Wednesday evening. t'.liner llalstrom came down from Plallsmoulh Monday morn ing and resumed his duties at tin Murray SI ale bank. The people m!" Mhituv in general are glad to see Klinor at his post of duly iiunin. as he is very popular with them all. On Saturday nighl. June 1 i. Ihe Sum-bine Maud will serve straw Two of (he popular young peo ple of the vicinity of Murray were married yesterday in Oma ha, stealing a march on their friends in their home town. The contracting parties were Miss Isabel Young, daughter of the late Frank Young, sr., and wife, and who has grown to woman hood in and near Murray, and is one of the most talented and charming young ladies in that section. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Creamer, prominent residents of that sec tion, and one of the most worthy young farmers in this part of the county. The young folks have kept their friends guessing for some time as to the date of the wedding, and succeeded in get ting away without their mission being known. The Journal ex tends congratulations to the young man upon his success in securing one of the linesl young ladies in Cass county for a wife, with Ihe hope that their happi ness may reign supreme for all lime lo come. Sunday for Helena. Montana, for jberrit the summer. H'i' husband is surveying near there. Talking of rain a regular gully-washer visited Ibis section Wednesday evening. On the hill sides much of Ihe corn is no doubt washed out. Chri: I ake one, lake cake and ice cream al the lian church. Pop tail lo your best girl, if you have and if you haven't got one, vour sister. t you have no sisler make il a point surely lo lake some other boy's sister. Hut, anvway, go yourself. White Canvas 2-Strap Pumps We have decided to close them out. Regular $2.25 and $2.50 values now on sale at $1.49 and $1.69 item of interest in this vicinity and will mail ame to this office It will appear unde wife of C. H. .void, owner of Ihe lumber yard here, died al tier home in St. Joseph on Mon day. In coiiMMpieuce of which the ollice was closed today (Thurs day; and no business whatever was transacted. Miss Hose Mae Creamer, who has been in SI. Joseph's hospital at Omaha recovering from an operation for appendicitis, re lumed home Wednesday night, and her many friends were glad to welcome her home. Mrs. lloss Williams, who has been at the hospital in Omaha for two weeks, has so far recovered as to take her departure from that institution. She will visit friends in Council HlulTs a few days before reluming to Murray. Hialt & Tutt are certainly en joying a splendid business. They axe very popular among the peo ple of Murray and vicinity. There is a reason for this. Their slock of goods is clean and llrst-class and they are always on the alert lo please. Hon. W. II. Puis passed through Murray 1 uesday evening with a six-cylinder Maxwell auto. He was en route home from Oma ha, al which place he bought the car through Hie Philpot. agency al Weeping Water. Those who saw ii say it is a tine machine. Well, no one has a heller rigid lo own a car than Hilly. O. A. Davis, of Ihe Jinn of Davis & Pitman, is engaged in piping Henry Long's new home for a gas plant. Mr. Long in tends to have everything modern, Hid when il is entirely ready for icrupancy he and his wife will njoy the satisfaction of living in me oi i lie uiiesi. ami mosi com plete homes in Cass county. Dr. C. K. Cook of Plallsmoulh was called o .Murray vv eiinesuuy to consult with Dr. Hrendel in eference lo the sickness of Mr. ,ouis Hird. Mr. Hird is 8ii years of age and has been ill for many months, but most of Ihe time was able lo gel around. His case is a verv serious one and Ihe doctors are in douhl as to what is Ihe main trouble with the old gentle man. Mrs. Fred Ramge of Plalls moulh came down Wednesday morning and was met at Ihe train by her son, Fred Itamge, jr., who conveyed her out to his home, where she will keep house for her son for a few days. Ihe young man's wife is at Ihe sanitarium in Lincoln taking treatment for rheumatism. Lale reports from that instil ut ion are that Mrs. Ilaiiige is gelling along remark ably well. The Misses Clirlslcnseii rami up from Nebraska City Thursday lo visit Miss Birdie Johnson, who is slaving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. .Davis and leaching the Pleasant Hill school. Miss John son's school closed last 'Friday with appropriate exercises, and Ihe young ladies remained over a few days to visit Mr. and Mrs. Davis, with whom I hey spent a most enjoyable time. The young ladies returned home Wednesday morning, accompanied hy Miss Johnson, whose home is also in Nebraska City. Dr. H. V. Hrendel, while work ing in ins garden, endeavoring io gel rid of the hugs on lue vines, several days ago, had the mis fortune to get something poison ous on ino sides oi ins lace and forehead, presumably by wiping sweat from his brow. The bugs no doubt were poisonous and probably in killing them he got some of the poisonous substance on his hands, and thusly convey ed it to his face. It kept, him an noyed for several days, and Mon dav he went to Omaha to consult u specialist. He thinks the trouble will soon be removed, and Ihe bandage removed from his forehead. Buys All the Materials to Build this 6 Room House Price Includes all lumber, mill work, lath, shingles, sid ing flooring, ceil- ing, finishing lumber, building paper, pipe, gutter, sash weights and hard ware. Price is at mill or factory. 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No ethar eooeera east aaahe ya aeh low prieee on building material for s house design such as we show above. Buying direct from mill and factories io enormous quantiticfor spot cash enables as to undersell all competition. We are satisnee1 with aaa easall rest which means an imsieosc saving to you. Plans Frees We make ao aharg for the plans for the house design illustrated above. Others would ask from $2 to $35 and not be in a position to give yoa toe peraoaal attaatioa necessary. Call and See Us Before Buying Before building a home you should call at our office aud let as figure oo tbe materials, and offer you some suggestion, from our extended experience. We aaa save yoa money and help you to build the most attractive and comfortable borne possible for the money you have to spend. Rev. Williams Leaves. Ht'V. Williams, who has most t'Uk'it'iilly sorveil I lie Murray Christian church for the past Iwn ami a half years, preached his farewell senium Sunday ninhl and leaves this week for Douglas. The Presbyterian church dis missed and a union meeting was held. Rev. Williams spoke of Ihe cu-opH'alion of the two church1: and in we chosen -words ex pressed liis appreciation (if lh fri Ishri) thai had been shown him. In Hie course of his excel lent address he emphasized Ih need of more spirit utility in the homes, and Ihe Christian Irani- .t i i r if 'ill. im ol the HUM. tie sum i ue uii- dav school oURim lo he Imill up because it was the creates! factor in C.hrisl ianizal ion foday. Rev. and Mrs. Williams leave a host ol menus, u wish iiiein the srrealesl success- m llieir new home. Stondori Oindor i uine, per io. t7 Fresh new Binder Twine direct from factory. Our name on the tags guarantees every pound of it. Spot cash 10c per lb., credit 1-2c per lb. higher. ORDER NOW AS OUR SUPPLY IS LIMITED Cedar Greek Lumber Company .?;!. .?..t;t,,.?!.! ,,f town, was in town Tuesday 4. CEDAR CREEK. Hiatt & Tutt MURRAY, NEB. Most Royally Entertained. Mr. and Mrs. I.. I. Hialt and Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Tult, the nenial Murray men-hauls, were- guests of Mr. ami Mrs. lien Iilf Sunday, ami I hey enjoyed Ihe I tin f their lives. Where I hey put iit the best lime was al the dinner table, aud when the Journal man heard of Ihe many pood things U eat il made our mouth Iwist in several different directions and water emanated from all corners. They m aai:i ire all of one opinion mat u is Ihe linesl dinner I hey ever al down lo, and every lime I hey Ihirik of how Ihe lable was laden own with Ihe choicest vians they immediately possess a loninf,' to try it over npain. they liatl a most eniovable lime, and one that y will not soon forjref. They indulged in various amusements, but they soon found out that liemmie didn't know the lirst principles about pitching horse shoes, even if he did ciniie from Rock HlulTs. They are all of one accord in declaring Mr. and Mrs. Dill the prince and princess of entertainers. Tornado Insurance. Wouldn't it be better to receive n check from an insurance com pany after a tornado or cyclone takes away your home than to bo compelled to use your own hard cash to rebuild? I represent Standard Old Line Companies, am can write your insurance al a low rale. Heller look up your policies and if you have no tornado insur nnre call al the bank and let mo II x yon out. W. (!. Hoedeker. Philip Schaefer went to Omaha Friday. Will Schneider shelled his corn Tuesday. Thursday was I lie hottest day far Ibis year. (I. I'. Meisinper went lo IMalts- moulh Saturday. Henry Tbeirolf shelled corn for John KalTenbeiKer Monday. Mr. Ilenzey, McCord it Brady's man. was in town iiiesoav. Ed (iobelman and Philip I'or- nolT went lo Omaha Tuesday. Mrs. Herlha Lohnes was shop ping in I'lausniouin iNiiuruay. Mrs. Oeoifie Frey of Heriin is visit ing Louis Myers this week. H. K. MelzRcr came in Tuesday morning, calling on om menus. S. J. Reams, our barber, went lo Louisville on Ihe Srlruyler Irani I uesday. Mrs. Henry Schneider came in I'liursday for a visit at the home m a a r n 1. I ol Will MMUieiuer. John Meisinger of Light Mile drove was in town Tuesday do ing some shopping. (. R. Oregory, residing south A Pleasant Occasion. The kensington at Mrs. Hren. del's last Thursday was well at tended, dosnitc the fact that the dav was so very warm. Mrs, Hrendel was assisted by Mes- iliimes Mira McDonald. H. C. Long. W. W. Hamilton, Win. Spoher, T. J. Hrendel and Charles Spangler. Strawberries and cream, cake and ice tea were served, and n neat sum was made for the librarv and all enjoyed the after- noon. Tho next number will be in this month and will be under Ihe direction and management of Mrs. O. A. Davis. The public is looking forward to these kensing tons as a source of pleasure and protll lo Ihe community and the library. Will Take a "Hike." There won't be a kid in town tomorrow. The Hoy Scowls are going on a "hike" to Mynard In the morning. Fun! Well, you had better guess, and while you are talking keep your ' eye on Main si reel about 7:15 Thursday 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! loading a car of hay. Ralph Dull' brought an auto load of friends here Tuesday. and spent the day fishing. P. Schroder had the misfortune of being bit by a snake while planting corn Friday. Head ollicials of the Rurlington were in town Tuesday looking af ter company business. Sam At wood came down from Lincoln Tuesday morning to look after I lungs al the quarry. There was a fair crowd at the, dance Saturday night, but, tbe music failed to show up. Simon Clark and wife came in Thursday evening to spend Memorial day in Cedar Creek. Mr. Hrissey of Plaltsinouth came in Monday morning and visited with friends until Tues day. F.d McHride came home Tues day from across the river, where be has been working for Wood wind h. Judge Newell. W. D. Jones and Mr. Fricke of Plaltsinouth were up Tuesday and spent the day tishing. Mrs. Philip Stoehr and daugh ter, Lulu, spent Monday with Mrs. P. Schroder, it being Mrs. Schrod er's birthday. James Ilessentlow, our R. F. I). man, went to Omaha rriiiay ami brought back his car, which he has been having overhauled this spring. The Acme Machine man is at the lumber yard putting up bind ers, rakes and mowing machines which the lumber company have for sale. fi. P. Meisinger and wife went to Platlsinouth Tuesday morning overland to bring their daughter, Ciertrude, who has been attending Ihe High school, home. The Omaha Drug Co.'s motor car load came in Saturday night, about It o'clock and enjoyed the best part of the night and Sun day fishing. morning Selah. Walter Green, Blacksmithlng and Horseshoeing Murray, Nebraska Sanford's Place at Cedar Creek. We are now prepared to serve our customers with ice cream on every Friday evening. Saturday and Sunday. Come in and see me while in I own. S. J. Reaines, Propirelor. Cedar Creek.. Neb. Thomsen, Dentist, Gund Dldg.