The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, March 26, 1914, Page PAGE 7, Image 7
THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914. PLATTSKTOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. PACE 7. IX THE DISTRICT CntT IX AXD VOlt THH (OlATV OF CASS, AKUltASlvA. Samuel G. Stone, PlaintiH, -vs. Fredt-rith Fuchs. et at., Iefen dants. To Frciierit h Fuohs. Mrs. Frederich Fuchs. his wifV, ftrst and real name unknown, the unknown heirs and de visers of Frederit-h Fuchs, dec-eused; , T. XV. Newman, first and real name Ui.kunwn. the iinknown heirs and de visees i-f T. V. .Newman, deceased; 11. F. Frioe. and tlie unknown heirs and uevisres oi 11. F. 1'rice, deceased, ' defendants: You and each of you are lierebv notified that or. the 17th day of Feb ruary. A. I. 1914, The jdaiml.T herein. KaJiuit-l G. tftone. flied his ietitlon in the nistrict Court of Cbm -Countv, Ne braska, against you as defendants, the ot-jeot and prayer of v.hiiSi are to quiet and confirm in the piaintif the fee pimple title in and to the following de scribed real estate, to-wit: Lots seven ,7). ei.:lit Sj and nine 9. in block Ffvcnty-nve (75 I. in the City of l'lattsmoistli, Cass County, Nebraska, cxt-ept a strip four and one-half feet 4 U i:i v. idtl". otV of tlie east side of said lot nine O), to obtain a iudprment tlec-reeijifr that the plaintiff is the owner :n fee simple of all of said de Fcrihed r-al estate, and to forever ex clude and enjoin you and each of you from claiming any rleht, title, claim, )in or interest in or to the above de si ril;ed real estate, ad to remove cer tain clouds from plaintiff's title there to, and for equitable relief. Plaintiff nllefs that lie and las immediate firantors have been in tlie aotual. con tinvouK. open, notorious, exclusive and rdverse josset sion and ownership of n.11 said iescrjbed real estate, claiming the same acsin.-t ail the world and especially against the defendants here in, since the year lvo. You and each of you are required to nns'-ver said petition on or before the iTtli ("ay of April. A. L. 114. and if you fail so to do your default will be eiterd - tuerr-in and judgment entered as praj e for in plaintiil's petition. Inited tlii.- 1-lLt uay vt iLaxcli. i. 11.14. SAMUEL. G. STONK, I'laintirr. CALVIN TT. TATLOH. Attorney for Plaintiff. 3-16-4wks AOTICK TO NO-!lKSlDEXT BKFI-AU.VXTS. Alice M. Smith. Smith, her husband, first teal name unknown, the unknown heirs at law and devisees of said Alice M. smith and Smith, and their unknown spouses. James Plummer and Nancy r. i'iam r.:or. bis wife, the unknown heirs at law and devisees of James Plummer and Nancy 1. Plummer. and their un known spouses. Selwyn 1. Plummer and Sarah Hummer, las wife, the un known heirs at law and devisees of said Seiwyn 15. Plummer and Sarah J'lumraor, "and their unknown spouses, Fred .1. Plummer and Plum mer. his wife. first real name un known, the unknown heirs at law ami devisees of said Fred J. Plummer and Plununer, and their un known spouses, Harriet M. Youn:; and O. P. Youns, her husband, and the unknown heirs at law and devisees of raid Harriet M. Younir -and O. 1. Yuun; and their unknown spouses, and J!in loe (real name unknown) and Kiel. aril Iloe (real name un known t, lefendnts. will take nctiee tiat on th 14th of February, 1914. Lillian C. Wilson. plaintiff herein, tiled hor petition in the listrict Ccurt of Cass County, Nebraska, the object and praver of which petition are to juiet and confirm the title, ownership and possession of said plaintiff in and to the folicwinir described real estate, to-wit: The w'est half ( w -. ) of the southwest quarter (sw''t) of Section fix (t. Township twelve (l-. North. Kunse ten (10. east cf the 6th P. M-. in Ca- Countv. Nebraska. and to establish l.er fee rimple titl thereto and that Krantors notorious, verse. v; she nnd her immediate have been In the open, evilusive. continuous, ad sib'e and actual possession aid ownership ri.'-ci ibed real of ail of said above estate. claiminir the, saf-.io -as owners' tl.ererif auraltist nil the world arid especially against ttie defendants herein since the Si'.tti day or October, J S T f. and flavins: that the lef-ndanls nr.l each of them and all persons i'!a!ruin? bv. through or under them, or anv of them, may be enjoin d from dalMiliis; or nrsertins any lb;'', title, claim or tnurt.sl of any jctine or t.jt'jic o or to tl.e ate de scribe. I real estate, or anv p.trt t here of, and for fcn-!ul eiuttnb!e relief. You and each of ou r.ro hetebv reon'red to answer s.tbl petition on or lnfic '!idav. the ttli day of April. A- lK ULU.VN O. WILSON-. put:uirr. r. p. wiiiTi. Attorney for Plaintiff. IN Till: DIM IIH T OU'lIT OF (HI Ml, MillllAMvV. kki:i ciiiasiiAN. I'UintiS. . . 1'OC. '-." vs. lit. No, THOMAS COLLINS, rt ah. I e fr'ldlt Sit. NO I It i:. Th'mai iVIUsis. Mrs. ( . ls. t.tt pjnie S'liKiiown, nit ef Tl'cin.i ivll.t, am! iho uuKivwn heirs of 1 :uus vd;;n: Mis. - Pl otter. tiil Home u!Wuin. x ixc (.vi- i:. Pioneer; Mrs. - 1 , Mommi, ill natik i.ukuown. wile, of tiieii. v Moiaii; MtN. Wa non. tivt n.imo unknown. tie vt At leu Wat Mis Snvaer. fllf MMtllO uiikit.xvn. w tlw of A M. Mo!.r, Mvs. Iu.(lle t.;tkbcwn, i: Of Tl eo.loVV l, 1..,UI. .Vi, Msvdrr, ut-H name t. it known, wlJe f .Vatttsia sivxl.r; M.. luke. Col im Vn- k:vwtl. Witt cf Jo'ilt UlvkcN, .on ,:nd r-ct i u i bvvby pololcl I!. at on I'd (lav of J a no, . I . :t.'. Pre. I Criiiaa. a- p'.uinUft, l i.l a pet.tto'i ' lt lillil vVdtt of ',t-t Vmt, .Nt '.t-K. a;U t tivU'V(I..M' im.tpivad with other Ov- I i . vl .4 I , al)t Hull U tev(Ue ( l .o ;i.d ...v of -Va.vb. V. lk i pielMc.t I al o'..'l a vnlrled IV kitt.l dl lev ,!-t'.,ivliU! irlMcv !pvi voi I V I i u al i n co vc.'e :o 11.0I Ol s.il ! pll: 1- tO OjUl t no t count itto oimntirt Hie ui" m ... t mrt 1 o; , i, ;i . , T N, li e of XW 4. ti e StiVi of V,. oh.I lot. lb 0v M of tU'MflO' 1'ietsl Lot '. l S.'t '.I " " "- 'tie j oi ,i:it ond : e Mi, vt s'v l, a , M t Ton: H , I? Villi. ' vf tie- ilh M. om, .NeloK, ld b Mlot pat! ! ( (-. a l' blti ;',V,i In, i. ( tmlVfism ! t'o pUOtlttt, tied I .l'a !, I v I'ttlltf l loo ''! of id leal !fto bt( roi Is-ll tiMtvof, ud l. love b-r an! v n..o .mi nd M'it oi o t'loti v bits. UloltL f tl o ., i r.t rt-e I ol o t it be f vm o olo. -(!-. to nt poll !teteM; pUHttt (Uiminii in It M.i.t 'illt to lte .-.;. v. I !i IH'o ttt fc.Hd ITI 0l0 d Vl ;t IbVVeol 111 h If ld 1 I ;((. 'o( by ntaO of p H. lOtMl.Mi, . I !l.t t, t .t r I tovlo v HI. t 1 1! ;om; poo,- t.tl T H'O ii,l.-f la hi of .ta'l.ll lor or I oi I v c ; , cn mo rrouln'il to wor Abt Krltlion ot or Wlor Iho tAlll ' of pill. A. IV l!M i iaa oihusti vv. PUlliUlt. 1'y AUTlll li o PANI.S1 lit Allot iry. S-S-wk T IMC nUM I III UY l Nl It'll Till' ll H lF ni;pi n , It iv l:tto vt Jo. ( M. Joh'ixcn. I . Ci!V d MTU t To Ml lNi-von Inieio-i.d: o-i nio . t.-,( iivt-,lid llmt a poll lb to been fi'.Mt In Ihls I'.iuil nvklliti .ti Ibo in1 in i n (t I .It ln of the o'IhIo ol .Inb II M. Johnson, ili'. nii'.l. and ih.il I' 1 1 t.iiilnloti bi lei i lii'io I -i t o.l n Hdiolttivt r.ilttr : lint ei bt-nilTiu will be J- tl Ili'Oll Mild petition on t! e lni d of April. A. IV tMtl. nt H o'clock K. in. m mi otrb In the Court liioivo, in ti-c ,'it " of IM.lltMIIOUlll, V'flsK (VlliUy, ' Jdt-bri. l.!i. AM obl.etor.i t' ful.l pe'llloti tn ii k I . bo f'.led before ;iid hour on raid thi w ItMted II. Is :bl av of March, A. IV 1"H 1011 'He tl C Coif . ALLIEN .1 MiliSON. ' Countv .ttuiff AIITICE OF iNCOHPonATIOV. Notice Is hereby Riven that The Jean 1-a.nd and Cattle Com pan v, a corpora tion, was orKanized on the 7th day of inarch. A. I. lsn. The name of the corporation i Tiie Jean Land and Cat tle Company: the principal place vnere said corporation will transact business is at Piattsmouth. Cass Coun ivel'raska; tlie general nature of the business to lie transacted by said corporation is the opeiation of a ranch for raising stock of all kinds, the pur chase and sale of stock. planting, cultivating and purchase of crops for feeding stock, and purchase and sale of real estate necessary for the con ducting of a preneral ranching busi ness, and Including the erection and repair of buildings and other improve ments necessary therefor, and to ac quire, by purchase or otherwise, all properties necessary to carrv Into effect the purposes herein named. The authorized capital stock of said cor poration is $CO,000.00. Said corpora tion commenced to do business on the 7tli day of March. 1914. and continue durinp a period of twenty years. The hipnest amount of Indebtedness or liability to which the corporation snail at any time subject itself shall not be more than two-thirds of the agr prerate of its capital stock. The auairs of the company will be trans acted and managed bv a Hoard of Plreetors. composed of not less than three. nor more than live members. To all of which you will take duo notice. WILLIAM J KAN. President. Attest: CHARLES C. PARMELR Secretary. 3-23-4wks notici: OF APPLICATIDX FOK I. Kit (lit L1CF.NSE. Notice Is hereby piven to all persons interested and to the public that the undersicrned. Ed Keenberjrer, has filed his petition and application in the office of the city clerk of the City of Platts mouth. County of Cass, and' State of Nebraska, as required by law, sipned by the required number of resident free-holders of the said city, setting forth that the applicant is a man of respectable character and standing and a resident of the state of Nebraska and prayinjr that a license may be issued to the said F-d Efrcnberger for the sale of malt, spirituous and vinous liquors for the period of one year from the date of the hearinsr of said application in a building situated on the east half tei;l of lot twelve (12). in block twenty-eight (JS. in the First ward of the said City of Plattsmouth. Nebraska. ED EGEXDICRGUK, March 16. 1914. Applicant. NOTICE OF APPLirtTIOX FOR LIUIOH LICENSE. Notice is hereby piven to all persons Interested and to the public that the undersigned. J. E. Mcraniel, has filed his petition and application In the office of the city clerk of the City of Platts mouth. County of Cass, and State of Nebraska, as required by law. siemed by the required number of resident free-holders of the said city, settlnc forth that the applicant is a man of respectable character and standing anil a resident of tlie state of Nebraska and pravinp that a license mav be Issued to the said J. E. Mcl'aniel for the sale of malt, spirituous and vtnous lb;uors for the period of one year from the date of the hearinsr of said application in a buildina: situated on lot six (6), in block thirty-three :?). In the Fourth ward of the said City of Plattsmouth, Nebraska. J. E. McDANIEU March 16, 1914. Applicant. NOTICE OP APPLICATION' FOK 1.IOIOU LICENSE. Not!ce is hereby piven to all persons Interested and to the public that the undersigned. Peter Goos, has filed his petition and application in the office of the city clerk of the City of Platts mouth, County of Cass, and State of Nebraska, as required by law, siirned by the required number of resident free-holders of the said city, settinp forth that the applicant Is a man of respectable character an standinsr and a resivlent of the state of Nebraska and praying that a license may be Issued to the said Peter (loos for the sale of malt, spirituous anil vinous liquors for ti e period of one year from the date of the bearintr of said application in a huil.tinu situated on lot twelve lit). In block thirty i".0. in the First ward of the said CUy of Plattsmouth. NcbrakA. l-KTEK COOS. March 18. 1914. Applicant. NOTICE OF PIM.ICTlON' FOR MdlOlt Lit I.N si;. Notice Is hereby ciifii to all persons Interested and to the public that the undersigned. Adolph C.iese. lias fUed t is pctiibMi and application in the. otU of the citv cicrk of the City of Platts mouil!. County of Cass, and State of Nebraska, as required by law, signed by tho required number of resident fiee-ho'ders of the B.id city, selling torth I hut the applicant is a man of rcspoetable character and standing and a resident of the state of Nebraska and pravlntf Uat a Iteetiso mav lie issued to Ih.o said Adolph llieso for tho of mall, spirituous and vinous liquor for the vci lod of one year from lite tli.to of the hortnc of said application In a buHdinii situated ou tho west halt iw , i of lot sU (. in block thirty lour 154 . in tie Found ward of itio said City of Plattsmotitli. Nebi-nik. AlOLPll vilPSK. Mrch 16. 1!14. Applicant, NOTICE OF ITI.ICTION FVll Lit) I ou i it i:ni Notice la b ivby kivvii to ull persona inlelested ttlid to lite public that the undc;s:;ned, J, l Kurll, ha filed hi- peiition and Mpplb'alion in Iho olflce of t! o citv (Ink ot the Citv of Piatt iiotittn. County of Cw-s. and Stuto of Ncl.rioKa, a roqulied ty lw, iikncl bv t n loqulievl number of roldelit lleo-lutMel ot th anl city, KvtlUK i'tith I'utt Fie appMcaat la a nun of respov-taloo i ltaiav ter n.t .(.ndiit.; un.l k resident of I bo tto or NvbraW and 'U f: C lI'At a Itcenno may bo lSUtd l. i bo abl J. I. liiiiM'il lor iho kal of inall, pll UUvtll- Wltvl Vlliotlt llquoia .r iho oevtttd f on -ar ii'tun t!i late of the lifullnn' vl xabl applicut loti in a ttvitblsnir ltuied bt oVvou and bvv :w ill and lit. tu lock iivrun neifli Ijil, 'i tbo Viist Wd of lb sid City vt PUUnouth, Ni-i-iiok. j, u hi ssia.u Mivt 1. AppUcawt. NO Vil li OF IIM IC TION FVU i mi ou i in NtUo I l. tvt'.v wixrii t i aU pcton litter tod ud t Ibo putOlo II at lie mtdei sirvl, Pd lo.iAt, b HHsl b: oriuton and ttii')i.'u.'n In ibo ottnv of llio tin lk oi 11 I'ltv of PIaU riotilli, iml it IVvi, lul Mulo f obiWA. a ivnutied bv law, t;nd by ll-o requited ivlll)er f --oid'li t ie-bitldel t iVo .ul iltV, MittlllK fvvilb. Ibo tti'i'lU'ttitl ! itvmt of .lev tatilo I bVv'ltx ftd slrtlt.ll:itt and A It'M.lrKl of loo Of Ntblk tld pt'40tu t- ttt h llifit.'d mav l ltivd to tho nwI.I IM loi.l tor !i wl of limit, npimnoua aittl ltiou H.to fo io peiod ol ono rr tiom ltt dat of Co Ititmiil of Ud ApbUcalloti t bistiiiumr jitutcl oi llto vi bait o of lot Iwolxo (l,", lt block lt'K Ivniitf c? in (he Fn wid of llo? aid Cily rt PUttiuoni b, Nri-m.im, Ul tHN XT, Mrvli 1 l?ll Appucnl. Mil ll li OF irri.H'lTHlX FtU I ll OU I l KI4 Notloo lit biTtv Rl to at) pevnoiK Inti i eolod Ultd tvi thp JMibllo lhal tb undi iil! nod. Win, Hriildlni-ti, I i tiled I i pettlbtn wltil applii-atbui III IVo oittco of II o citv cloik t lb Citv Ot PUu ptoiiih, iniiitv f Cn. and Sm'o f Nebiika. lonullrd bv low, vlmiod by b lqlll'd ItVlllltr lif l.leil I , ee-1 ol.lem itf Ibo mbl cllv, m'lllni: loillv.tlttt Iho applicant t a man ' iCKiocinbi iIhiiki lof and lbiUiti; hikI a Mldonl of tl-o xtalo ot Nebrnnka aiol plHvina Ihut n llccn rtv te lnuod to ihe nld Win. Henrlchsen for lb rro of malt. rplrlt iioua and lion Ibniorn for lb Period of one vrar from Ibo lal of Ibo beaiinsr of ha Id applica tion In a buildina Mlualnt on the wet half (w of lo on lt. In t lock liiiitv-tonr t4. Fourth ward of the i;id City of PUttsmioiih. Nebraska. YM. 11UMUCIISKX. Miiith 16. 1?1. Applicant. 1Cw Mcr of Land. Will trade 1G0 acres of !ar.l ii. Porkins county for lMattsnioutti prorerty. W. R. Uryan. A SINGER WITH TWO VOICES Episode In the Life of an Opera Manager. - The manager had made rapid strides in his profession. He -was only thirty, yet he was sole proprietor of a success ful comic opera troupe. He "was very businesslike vrith the members of his company, but they all liked him. One morning he was receiving appli cations of candidates for the chorus. A girl with brown eyes and comely face and figure was admitted. "You are" he asked. "Leonaretta Traver." "You sing" "Soprano." After a trial of her voice she was engaged. Leonaretta sang so well that she was soon cast for one of the Inferior parts. At the first rehearsal after the assign ment jshe astonished the manager by singing a deep contralto. Few women could reach the notes she struck. "What's the matter with your voice?" asked the manager astonished. "Don't know, sir." "You have been singing soprano for two weeks and now you have bloomed into a contralto." "Sometimes my voice Is much lower than at others." "Your part Isn't written for a con tralto. I'll have to change it or change you. I don't want to do either. "I may be able to sing soprano when I go on in costume." The manager studied the matter, looking the while at the girl curiously. It was a very strange case. Leonaretta sang contralto till the evening of the first performance, when she came to the theater looking pale and thin. "By Jove," said the manager, "you look as it you'd been keelhauled! I hope there's no new voice to rrovide for." "I've had a sick spell," replied the girl. "I think my natural voice has come back." "What?" "I shall sing soprano tonight" The manager hurried off to attend to another matter, but his mind was on the girl and this remarkable change of voice. When Leonaretta went on she sang soprano like n bird and so delight ed the audience that the manager was delighted also and cast her for a high er part at the next performance. One morning Leonaretta was in the manager's private otflce drawing her salary, when he looked up at her and said: "I'm going to put on a piece next week with a man's part in it that would just suit thr.t contralto voice you took; on not very long ago. Now, if you could oiiJy call it up nt will. I'd cast you for the part and pay you $o0 a week." "When is tho first rehearsal?'' "On the loth. "I may slug coutralto by that time. "What makes you thiuk so?" "Well. I'm liable to a relapse at any tliuo and haven't had on for a long whiK It's due now." "Nousensi" He engaged a liarltono for the part, win deserted throe- hours before- the IHTfoniKUKV. lAvuatvtta was with the manager when he rewired the uu wel come news. "I'll tnko the part." she said. You? Ha your wkv relapsed?' "Not yet, but 1 thiuX it will bvfore 8 o'clock this evening." "Well. wjMn my word! 1 you wean to. say that" "I'll Ih lit rx ready for the iart. At S:-4i o'clock shv went on with on of tho flnot Ktrltvnie voice that Imd tnvu heard tu that hou durlus th Msison, Sho had Kvu attnouuevd ver bally as Klgiun" IfculHl to take th part of the man who- nam v;p on th prosvani. At th vml ot tsieh act Si Kuor l'artt!l va caUvnl Kfoiv th cur tain and ut th vnd of th isr r evivl a ijvrfecr, ovation. "Now, so heiN" aK th r.butnser after th irformaiu "Vu'r a won der. Vou'tv worth much moiv th I am paying jotu A slrl who cnu alwa soprano or KtrUoii at wlU I worth fortttn. W tart on th road, nest wwk, aud If yvu'U with m and Ul guaranty t n th dWctvut vrt l i;iiy tvo,utr 1 11 ilvv yon a hundred a wwk and all riHn. Yon I y th nalary and travrllnn evjvnt of on prlnoljvil rl. I'll tnak yon munhor ptAHHlon. 1U dtvppvd U bliwKUV ton and loW fervently, "Von know vvy well Unit you huv Unvjs leeu ixty fiivoilt in th nn,viuy, ludiwl, I inny My that ever tlnw trt aw yon Tv Khmi dsid gMtt on you. Will yvn many me?" Th Kh t lurt into a hutch. "Win hotn with mm" h Mid, "and talk tt owr. Th iuminKtr consented, and when they reached l.vna :tttaa lvtetn8sh vxoue herwlf for a few Momenta. Sit tvon relnrnetl hand In hand with a young fellow, ih very cMiutvrpit of herelf. her twin brother. "I am Leonard I'm wr," ;tl. the Uy, "and tht U my ulster, l.oonarotta. WHien she fell til some tlnw sj; 1 tvk her part, though I couldn't sing o prsnrt. Tonight I satig the baritone jvut and rooelwd your ptpoUlon of rnatThige. My slater M'ould nttuwrr tt. but now that you know tliotv would b two salArlCH and expense to pity In stead ot one I preMinM It is with drawn." "You bet It ln't." said the manager, clasping Leouaretta in hit wrua. X-I-Z 'H-I-I-!' 'H-j-j' MAPLE GROVE. 4- "4 4 t A" A 4 A 4 4 "4 4 4 Mr. and Mrs. John Habel are movini? to IMatlsmouth this week to make their future home. Otto Puis is putting' up a new concrete supply tank this week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Renner moved in one of the Charles Boedeker houses this week. Miss Laura Puis spent Sunday with home folks. Emma Engelkemeier spent Sunday with home folks, return ing to Plattsmouth Sunday even ing. Joe Messenie has a very sick horse at this writing. P. A. Hild made a business trip to Plattsmouth Monday. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hild, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Puis and Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Puis spent Sunday at t lie home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Puis. Mr. and Mrs. Hen Noel and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Williams were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harmond Beck Sunday. W. H. Puis was a Lincoln visit or Friday to attend the Legis lature League banquet. R. C. Bailey, our village black smith, is now agent for all kinds of machine oil. Louie Puis delivered hogs to the Murray market Tuesday. Mrs. I. R. Hill has been on the sick list this week. William Troop and family spent Sunday with R. C. Bailey and family. Mr. and Mrs. L I. Nole and Mrs. Parr Young were in Weep ing Water Monday doing some rading. Uncle Charley Troop was in the country this week looking af ter some business. Parr Young was somewhat ev cited this week while hunting when he found he had killed two geese. Mrs. T. L. Shafer has rented her house and will ' make her home with her son, 11. C. Bailey. Jacob Smith butchered last Friday. CSeorgo Fitzpatriek delivered cats to L. II. Young this week. Miss Eva Bailey returned Sun day evening from Omaha, where she had been visiting Mrs. H. L. Oliver. Miss Eva Bailey left Friday for Omaha, where she will jpend a few days with Iter stepsister, Mrs. II. L. Oliver. John Fphing moved to William Troop's place this week, vest of Murray. Elsie Puis, who has been suf fering for some time from run ning a pitchfork in her limb, is ttble to be out again. William Troop and wiTo made u flying trip to Omaha lat Mon day ii I heir car, Mts Bratin postponed her -polling contest at the ChriswU ser school lasl Wednesday o cit ing on account of the weather. She will try it again next Wed nesday evening, K cry body como and children don't let your par ents beat you spelling, Mr. and Mrs. Will Oilmoro and Vixian Fitpahick attended the Massie-lloback xxedding last Wednesday, U, (',. Bailey and. son, Floyd. vvro in this city Saturday. U. C. Bailey and William Troop xx ere in the city Wednesday look ing after some butness, Fred SellrtcX ranie- from Weeping Water l.tt Sunday to spend tho cxeninjr at the homo of tioorfco Enxds, U, Bailey made a business trip to Omaha lat Monday Miss Hachel Tanner is visit ing her sUicrs, Mrs, William Ttoi p and Mrs, It, I, Nolo, this week, she xx ill Marl for Yttna, Colo,, where ho has a hotneMead. We xxih her a pleasant journey and Mice-os in her new home. Mr, and Mrs, William Troop entertained soxeral of their friends Sunday, as folloxx: U, C, Bitey and family, Mrs, T. 1., Shafer, Oalo Uhodon and fantilx, Mis 1 1 roe it and Miss Tanner from Omaha, A delioiou dinner xxas enjoyed, Mich as Mrs. Troop is able to prepare. The after noon xxas pcnl In social eon xrration. All xxenl home feel ing I hul the day had been xxell spent. ITT ,vf ulil. tllf ,f "tVliss t " IVlllltt. ln J. hir miv" ,n ht h I IHtrtni-r nt i tjrttt ,f 4. I'txnwjr A IV... li lf hnln In Ox. Illy it Yiilhv I iwniy an.l Fiitt rmvvaiil nl -tint l.l tli-m mill t mm r ock iirnnn innx.AK fi mi ti nit rTtry i-. rt ilrrtt Ihm ttmit t rutril lijr D un vt 4Ult' Ontarrh l'n t FRANK i ritCN'CY. frwvw ti Kfivri tii mvtltvc. In my rrn.', IbU lii lAT vt Dwniln-f, A. IV, !!. ol. . A. XX'. CUCASON. ' N'oUtjr ruMl Ctrth Cu l iHVfi lotiTtiitr anfl rl UlrrtlF iu"n tb lKl mill munu iir ri- of IU KTtrui. fruit tor ImtimnnUla, m l 3. VHKNCV i',C0., Tola.. O. by t?l rni?jM. 7.V. tt ! aall'a raaaUr tlU lor cvtMUpattoak Tl I I I 4 i SOUTH SEND. 4 Fred Wagner was in town Fri day. Yirgel Kitrell xvas in Louisville Monday night. Sterling MeOonald spent Tues day in Fremont. Samuel Long xvas a pass'-ner to Omaha Tuesday. John Kitrell spent Tuesday evening in Louisville. Mrs. Nannie Streiaht spent Tuesday in Sarpy county. William and John Wagner spent Tuesday in Lnui-xiMo. There will be preachinc at the church next Sunday exening. John Kitrell and Clyde Bts spent Sundav eveninc at Loui--ville. Mrs. Bert Bill of near Pprimr neld, is visiting at the B. F. lull homo. Sterling McD-mald and Yirgel Kitrell were passengers to Oma ha Friday. Mrs. Fred Wagner xvas calling on her mother, Mrs. Nannie Streight, Monday. A number of the yoimtr poople spent Sunday afternoon at the O. T. McDonald home. A number of the youmr people xvent to Murdck Tuesday exen ing to attend an R. N. A. mas querade. (llenn Weaver is at xvork arain in Sturzenegger's -lore, haCinr been kept home a few days on ac count of mumps. Mrs. Charles Campbell xvas a passenger to Omaha Tue-day evening, going as a delegate to the R. NA. lo.lse. William Leddy, sr., died at his home xvest of town Sunday, March '22. The rer:iai:i- were taken to Ilinois for burial. Yera Oliver of Ashland came down Thursday morning to spend the day with Mrs. Oeorge Yocrle, also to attend the R. N. A. 1 d-'e. Mr. l)ick Cook, xvife anii son. Toddy, were passengers on No. 1 i Sunday for their old home in In diana. Mr. Arnold takes hi place as niaht semaphore man. Wanted, Cattle to Pasture. Encage your pasture early. 'Phone -"J0? for particulars. Dan Kiser, ! miles north of M. P. depot. 3-"3-tfw T.. Ci. Dovey A; Son. cotnpb-i" line of carpets, rugs matting and linoleum. IN PLATTSriOUTH FORTY YEARS AGO Items ol lnrt tm Our Wraon ulrncJ Ir.un tti Ncparcr I Uo ul Many ear Au. And now conies one F. M. Mc Douauti and xxalks into the schools and ttenioutrates tti.it he knoxvs it belter than anyone e!e. It strikes us that Mo has come to tho funeral after the corpse is buried. The hoi semen are more than coming out xxith tine xxeather ami .uod road-. Dick Streivitit ends "Joe" up and down the trcet lixely. Doe Jones handles the bay and black loam lixely, nr.d Charlo Holmes js promenading a lino span, one of xvhtch has tho louget, handioutot ilxcr tail xxo exer saw. Wo shan't tell you xvhat Charley ;iu about that tail, but it i" a nice one. The frimds of onr new void mayor, Dr, It, It, l.ix iniiton, pre sented him witt a hand-oino ring last Saturday exening. Mr. Mae Douagh mado tho p;veulation speech. The doctor xas taken completely hx surprise, although, a ho informed u. bo does not a a habit, spoil much jcwelrx, he accepted litis etubteui of eternal oxo m a xery happy and cordial xxay. In fact, the doctor is a happy man, and cordial; xo nl xxays knexx that-if you keep oti tho xxiudward snle of bun. IMatlsinonlti Is really doing more in the xxay of improxenienN and building ibis spring than any town xr haxe xisited lately. Mr, Fttfgeritld hit" spent a good deal of linn' and Money ttnnroxtng, cleaning- and beautifying his forty-acre park on the uxeuuc: Judge F.llison has a new Iiiuim; the Herald u new olbce; the Catholic church and Md llulfner's ietdenco are under xxay. beanies a great many smaller buildings, addition, nexx- fencing and gen eral Hxtng up. We ate doiv splendidly tho Herald thinks this spring. Public Auction ! The i:r.derirnd will s.II at't Public Atietio;, at In- h .lie, Ui r '; and nn'-;uarltT iiiiis e,i-t .',! M....o.. I ..;,.!. ..iL.j B..,,lh..i.l i f .'1111 1 i iin r-1 ill i:iil ...i i t ..... .. v. or iiatt-:noulti. .-n i:ie -a:..i, ' , old Mo.e Hia Ida-. c,m-;,.:,- ing at lit o'clock a. ni. on f.1 UIIUi. iMn tn w.it 1 the foilowinc de-cribed rr.T-rtJ to-wit: One blaek hore. r.vnln: ruhtiU . . . ., , A .... . vears old. weiKlit almut One M.rrel lo-r-e, r -r:.in- , ,ele years oi l. weight !.-'0. : txv One brown h'-r-e, c'ii!!,- i-;-!i? j- year oi.i. w-'.sriu aicui i inule drixcr i.::d snd lle I.or-e. me urown i:i.irc, eo::..:. icii'i!'-" . . . , i i f years old, weignt a:"t:l I .'.". One blark mare, smo.dh w. u'.!.. weight ab"i;t 1. '''. One black col, com ire hn year old. One sorrel Colt, centre r.e year old. Two gof'd you:".? mii. icas,; ci in milk. One yearlir.e heifer. Txo calxes. Some babd oat -Iraw. Some extra Ii:.e t uriy a:: S nie cane tiny. Two farm wa-"ti-. One J. I. Ca-e ridinc li-ter, n-w. One toi-u" truck d;-e. One tIir '-s- ! i' 'it barrow. One one-row sla'.li rt.tf r. One t. J. e w;i!lv;::e l;-t-T. One Jc hn Deere I i-ii.rh stir ring plow. I ne eorn drill. Two Avery cult i at--rs. Three -et- ,.f w.-rk barn ---. One Beatrice separator. One fi)-gai:. n oil tank nr..! ;!. One big heatinr st.e. One six-ho'4. M :.ari h rn:.-1''. One threeh..Ie t..i -t..e ar.i oxen. One 12-fi !in ifir t abb. One kitchen eai inet. t )ne dre--er. One New Ib-va! cabin-! seu in machine. Six dinir.c ro::i chair-. Two be.i-t.-a !- and -j rir.r-. One sanitary ct. One sir-'!e cot. One White Cedar cylir.i-r churn. Cider vir.f-ar ard b-trr'!. Cooking and ki'do-n ;S-r:-:N and other articles to., r.urr-rou-to mention. Terrr.3 of Sate. All suT'is oT s o and i:.:.!--r, ca-h in hr.nd. All m::o o, r sio a eerdit of six f. tw ' 'n.-rIi- xil be uixvn. purch.i- -img n ..:........... I ...... I... . - . - w ! I ( ii i. - . - -. - 1 j'll IT.t, lu.' I k A."':.. .,.-. .. (property n.u-t be -etc. I f-r be- before being rent -.!. Lunch Wilt Be Served at Naon by Dee Stride!. This property i:!red f r -ale i nntly all r.-w. and in U' d con dition. I bae --! ! : y b a-e . tho farm I ani li r-.g :. and in ter d to v,ut far: :!!-g. a- I i- rj article or.'ered in t i sa'e will L sold to the bi-'ic-t t: i I t an, t their will n-'t be a by-1 bier - n the ground. ENOCH TOREL.A'NiD. VM. II. of.r.. Audi .. -..( -r. W. O. lUH'.Dl Ki ll. C! : k. For Sale. A--orted for -ittr.g. i;Jltl i..r ll'.l!! l;e.. A'- I!'...' itttd gee-e r;:. 'XIr. t " r t Spangler. 'Phone '.MO i. .--.::-trv!A nidenc5 for Sate- The Mr. McVu kcr r-b-t.c property en North Sit!i street i o'Vcred for s tie. l r parttcular call xn Mrs. J. F !.er!cy. Woilce- l'nb p K'-'.U.irl of tb l . od Btvthreti church xx p-e... h at Liberty cbur-'h. onili of tt ;- e i, Sunday exenv.g. Xta'x h at s o'clook. V.xery b.lx cord'.';'y i -xitvt to coiiie and bet. tin- .:.it preacher. Do you kt;ox tbt iv.x.y x. Son haxe a full lo'o of ptin.t.d and inlaid linoleum' You may r.ctxl r.a AUCTIONEER and wc ant to inform vou that dates can be r.nJe nt this ofiloe for gql. wra. sum the Wtx-piriii Water Auctioneer Careful AU cnttori to PuMic Sales! Rates ere Reasonabie j 7 -rn v.r- -S'r "0 v" im im' mm v i J 'TZTT N if mm ' m W n B mmm j, B HARPER . 1 WHickrv I i U;J jnn .-3 r, i v v.. t-- s; t x E3 SGEM3LHCLn r:'V J! ", -J J 9 n Local Hews a t , . i: . - r'.it '.' lay .: t,, i j I- .1-1 c ll I . P. J .: I '. w-i- T IS.; cai: .1 at t!i.- .-, . f .'X'r- !;- t:- r t th. i .-.l '. .1 T:-i. :!.;- :if a- . . . ! -: f- r a city. V. A. !! l - ' f '.f c -fr , ; ii ! r. s. t. . . . . . - w " - " . '. . f. : i a . l:. T., r : i i , . r T : ...r T , - I.- " :: .- f- i :. r.. . Mr-. -I. X ; - t n----d t!.:- r.: -':.- f r : K . - i . ' . g x. : . t: M ! i- . .: . a I x : . . i ,.- a - -'. x - at t !:.- h f ' 'i-r. Mr-, it. U . f . - i. F. A. K.:;.i'" a !.' .i" r.x. ! :.i t i - cy :.. ..f w .:-- y x : - . 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