The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, March 22, 1915, Page PAGE 3, Image 3
M0"2r-T. TL-rKTK 2i. lilt. siro eisrvt ijLK'Cy cmrrrja Farmers' Attention! Now is the time for the fanner to commence thinking of that busy season which will soon be upon him, and in so doing he will natural ly begin making arrangements for the taking care of his land and crops, and this will need the best in the line of implements. This is our line, and here is where we want to to tell you that we have the very best which com prises a complete line ot Sterling Stalk Cutters Osborn and Bud Long's Disc Harrows Hoosier Seeders Keystone, Hoosier and Dempster Press Drills Heavy, well-made drag steel lever harrow, that takes a swath of 19 fcet, that we arc selling for $16.75 Gang Plows we carry the Grand deTour and J. I. Case !n riding cultivators we carry the Badger and New Century Also a numberof John Deere cultivators that we willclose out at following prices: Riding Cultivators at. . .$22.00 Walking Cultivators at. . 12.00 We also have the New Departure, Jenny Lind and Avery Walking Cultivators. Meadows and A. B. C. Power Washing Machines. Buggies and Carriages one of the best lines to be found in the rounty to select from; Wagons and Truck Wagons; International Gasoline Engines. Also a Full Line Harness and Harness Repairing Harness Oiled for $1.00 per set AVe carry a good stock of implement repairs, and amontr them are a lot of John Deere repairs. john f. The Implement Man. Local fkws From Friday's DaUv. Charles Jc.hn.ori of near Louisville was here tolay for a few hours look ins: after some matters of business. John Mei?inp;er, jr., drove in yester day from his farm bene to spend a few hours here looking: after some trading. Mrs.-J. P. Cross of Union came up to this city this morning to attend the funeral of the late Mis. Charles C. Parmele. George P. Meisinjrer, jr.. drove in this morninp: to spend a few hours looking after some trading with the merchants. Attorney C. S. Aldrich of Elmwood came in lust evening to look after some matters in the county court for a short time. Judge Jesse L. Root and Byron Clark of Omaha came clown this aft ernoon to he present at the funeral of Mrs. C. C. Parmele. Mrs. S. II. Atwood and daughter, ?diss Catherine, came in last evening on No. 2 to attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles C. Farmele. Father William Iliggins cf Manley came in yesterday afternoon from Omaha and visited here for a few hours with Father M. A. Chine. Miss Ftta Nickels of near Murray was in il. c;'.; lor a few hours to tiy visiting with friends and looking after some matters of h-..lno.;s. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Wise arrived this afternoon from Omaha to be nresent at the funeral services of Mrs. Charles C. Farmele this afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Swearingen arrived this i.fternxm from Omaha to attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles C. Parmele, which was held this afternoon from the late home. Mrs. Charles Bates and little daugh ter Delpha, of Nehawka, came to this city Wednesday evening for a few days visit at the home of the form er's aunt, Mrs. Mason. Mrs. T. P. Livingston and Mrs. j Tewksbury were among those going to ! Omaha this morning, where they will 1 attend the convention of the Daugh ters of the American Revolution. , C. J. Meisinger, from south of Cedar Creek, was here yesterday for a few hours visiting his parents, Mr. anjj Mrs. Jacob Meisinger, as well as look-' 1 BORDER, Plattsmouth, Neb. ing after some trading with the mer chants. Miss Rachel Tanner of Yuma, Colo. anJ her friends. Miss Preen, of Hous ton, Texas, who have been here visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Troop, departed this morning for Omaha, where they will spend the day. Henry Klinger and wife departed yesterday afternoon for Wyoming, where they will make their home in the future on a ranch in that state, as Mrs. Klinger's health has been ve.-y poor of lcte and it was thought ad visable to remove her to a higher climate. Miss Hazel Dovey was a passenger to Lincoln yesterday afternoon, where she will visit relatives and friends and attend a number of social affairs given by the Theta sorority. Tomor row morning the Thet,a sorority will hold an initiation antf tomorrow even ing an elaborate banquet at the Lin dell hotel. Miss Claire Dovey is also visiting in Lincoln and will attend the Theta sorority social affairs. They will be the guests of their uncle, A. C. Adams and family, at ll'SO C street. From SaturfaVs D.uiv. Adam Kafferberger, from near Cedar Creek, was in the city yesterday afternoon looking after some trading with the merchants. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Phillips of Sioux Falls, S. D., are here for a short -;.-it at the home of their cousin, Mrs. M. A. Street and family. Miss Clara Janda was among those going to Omaha this morning on the early Burlington train, where she will visit for a few hours with friends. Charles Poisall, who has been here for the past week visiting- with rela tives in this city, departed this morn ing on No. 15 for Lincoln, where he is attending school. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. "Foster and children of Union came up to this city last evening for a visit over Sunday with Mrs. Foster's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Larson. County Treasurer W. K. Fox re turned home last evening from Lin coln, where he had been for a few days looking after some matters in the office of the state treasurer. Mrs. George Barr and Mrs. Rhoda Cotner were among the passengers on the early Burlington train this morn ing for Omaha, where they will spend the day looking after some business matters. Mrs. W. H. Maun and daughter. Miss Ada, were among those going to Omaha this morning on the early Bur lington train, where they will pe;ul a fi-iv hours in looking after rcino business matter.-:. There is mu h rejoicing in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green at Gretna, Neb., and Mr. and Mrs. William Budig of this city, all on ac count of a rew baby girl which ar rived at the homo of Mr. and Mr. Green on March 14. Mrs. Green is a o;iuchter of Mr. and Mrs Budig. From Thursday's I"a!ly. Mrs. F. E. Thackery of La Platte was here for a short time today look ing after some trading with the mer chants. Mr. and Mrs. John True and daugh ter Miss Lizzie, of Cedar Creek, were visitors in this city Saturday and were pleasant callers at this office. William .Shea, jr., came down this afternoon from Omaha and will visit here with his parents for a few days before returning to the metropolis. Mont Robb. the genial proprietor of the Hotel Riley, was among thoe go ing to Omaha this afternoon to look after some matters of business for a few hours. Miss Hattie Forbes was among those going to Omaha this morning where she will spend the day visiting with friends and looking after some matters of business. Rev. Carlson, pastor of the Swedish Mission church of this city, came down Saturday from his home at Wahoo and conducted the usual services at the church yesterday. Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Mrs. Ncls Johnson of Omaha who were here visiting at the home of Mrs. John Pwunson, departed this afternoon for their home in the metropolis. Mrs. F. W. Tager of Lincoln, who has been here visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. L. Tidd, and mother, Mrs. William Herold. for a short time, re turned this morning to her home in the capital city. Mrs. Frank Goodman and little daughter were among those going to Omaha this morning, where they will visit for a short time looking after some natters of importance. Mrs. Earl R. Travis returned Sat-1'ivl-riy afternoon fiom Nebraska City, where she had been for the past few days vi-iting at the hone of her sister, .Mrs. N. C. Abbott and fardlv. Ilt-nry J. Sehluntz, and wife depart ed Saturday afternoon for Cedar Creek, where they visited over Sun- dry at the Chris Gaue: evening. Mr;-. R. E. ter arrive"! home of Mr. and Mr;-, returning home last Fhechan r.r.,1 1 this morning tiJ i. t;ii from their home at Galesburg, Illinois, and will vis'.t here for a short time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith, the par ents of Mrs. Sheehan. Miss Mary West and Miss Gems of Gltnwcod, who were over Sunday visitors here at the home of Miss West's mother, Mrs. Adam Wolf and family, departed this morning for the Iowa city. T. W. Evans of St. Joseph, Missouri, v.ho has been here for the past few days visiting at the homo of T. E. Par mele and family, and who was called here to attend the funeral of Mrs. C. C. Parmele, departed this morning for his home. Mrs. N. C. Abbott and children, who were over Sunday visitors in this city with Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Travis, de parted this mroning for Omaha, in company with Mrs. Travis, where they will visit with relatives for a short time before returning to their home at Nebraska City. Miss Agr.es Knofiicek, the talented young lady violinist, was a passenger this morning on the early Burlington train for Omaha, where she will spend the day looking after her violin work in that city. - FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. We will purchase: liens at . . Springs at Stags at . Cocks at . 11c i v-i c 7c re LINCOLN PURE BUTTER CO. Fred Dawson, Local Agent. 3-22-lwk-dSw L. J. Hal The Union Auctioneer Union, Nebraska All sale matters entrusted to my care Ml . J ' win receive prompt and care ful attention. Farm and Stock Sales a Specialty! Rates Reasonable! Address or phone me at Union for open dates. YOUR FRECKLES Need Attention in Fthruary March or Face May Stay Covered. and Now is the time to 1 of the complex'on, if look well the re.-t of February and Maich ake special care you wish it to the year. Th ch winds have a bring out freckles :uminer unless re- strong tendency to that may si-ay all moved. Now is the time double strength. to use othine This prescription for the removal of ; . l . i . . l .. . . . 1 re y a j hysician and is y so successful that it is rout by d.uggisis under guarantee to refund the money if it fails. G t an ounce of olhine- double strength and even a few applications shojld show a wonderful improve ment, some of the smaller freckles even vanishing entirely. S. C. Rhode Island Red. Eggs for hat.-hing. Farmer 75c for 1" at home, or .S'1.00 for express. Duroc-.Tersev swine for sale !- by at a:i times. The very best strains. See me at Mynard or call Plate mr.uih 'Phone 2221. W. E. Porter. Keep Your Bowels Regular. As everyone knows, the bowels are the sewerage system of the body, and it is of the greatest importance th;vt they move once each day. If your bowels become constipated, take a dore of Chamberlain's Tablets just after supper and they will correct the disorder. Obtainable everywhere. For Sale. Eggs for hatching chicks from Single Cor land Reds. Fcgs, Sl.C'j and day-old ib Rhode Is per !". ?.",06 per 100; chicks, 10c each. Special mating prices upon request. , A. O. Range, Route 1, Plattsmouth, Neb. 2-22-tf-divw Motor Cars! See cars at Platts mouth garage. FLOYD DAVIDSON, Agent oTit i: iik apim.ic vi i run it i.ici-::m-: Notice is hpnl.y nivn to persons interested mid to tit public that ti.e umbrsitrned. J. L. Husscl. Las filed lis petition and a ppih a t h n in t otiii-e of tl... city iluk of the City of Platts mouth. County of Cass, and Stat" of Nebraska, as required by law, signed by tie required number of resilient fi ee-lioldei s of toe said city, setting forth tbat tie applicant is a man of respectable character and standing and a resident of the State of Nebraska and praying that it licence may be issued to the said .1. 1.. l:us;-eil for ti e s-.- I e of limit, spirituous and iaous liquors for tli-? perl d of or;e year from i he iljlf of the hearintr of said application in a building situated on lots eleven and twelve 111 ami ll'i. in blo'-k t.venty yeven J7. in the First ward of the said Citv of I 'la t tsmou th. Nebraska. J. U KFSSKl.I.. March 1.", lftlTi. Applicant. notki: fir pn.ir tniix i-'on Miirnit l it i:m; Notice is hereby iven to all persons interested and to the public that the undersicned, .doiph Cliese, lias filed his petition and application in Hie office of the city clerk of tiie City of Flatis moiith. County of Cass, and State of Nebraska, as re.iiired by Jaw, signed by the required number of resident f rce-hoblers of the said city, settinfl forth that the appiicaru is u man of respectable character and standing and a resident of the Stale of Nebraska and pravinsc that n license may be issued to the said .dcdpii tSiese for the sale of malt, spirituous and vinous lmunis for th period if ore year from the date of the hearincr of said application in a tiuildintr situated on the west half iwU) of lot six ii. in block thirty four : "At, in the Fourth ward of the said City of I'lattsmout h, Nebraska. ALMJL.FH C.IKSi:. March li, 1915. Applicant. voriii: of ppi.utio.v I OR i.ntiou lki:.nii; Notice is hereby p-iven to all persons interested and to the public tl.Ht the u rulers if ned, Peter Coos, has filed his petition and application In the otiice of the citv clerk of the City of l'iatts month. County of Cass, and State of Nebraska. required bv law, signed by the required number of resident f ree-holders of the said city, setting forth that the applicant is a man of res m-cta hie character and standin-r and a resident. of the State of Nebraska and prayinsr that a license may be issued to the said Peter Coos for the sale of malt, spirituous and inous liquors for the period of one year from the date of the hearing of said application in a bundiiiir situated on lot twelve (121, in block thirty, "', in the First ward of said City of 1'lattsnmuth. Nebraska. J'fclTIZK ;cjs, March 1.". 1015. Applicant. NOTIli; OF APPLICVTIO.V FOIt I.IUI nit i.ici:.nk Notice Is hereby eiven to all persons interested and to the public that the nrolersiirned, J. K. MtTianiel, his filed bis petition and application in the office of the city clerk of the Citv of Platts mouth. County of Cass, and State of Nebraska, as required- by law, sifrne.1 by the required number of resident free-holders of the said city, setting forth that the applicant is man of respectable character and standing and a resident of the State of Nebraska end I'ravini; that a license mav be issued to the said J M'Canie! for the sab of malt, spirituous arid vinous liquors f"' tie period of one ear fi-.m; the date of the hearini; of said application in a bulldinsr situated on lot six ;, in block thirty-three (.":, in the Fourth vard of the said Citv of Pla t ts.nouth, NV braska. J. K. McDANIKU March ID. 1313. Applicant. MlTirr OF PPMCTIOV FOR Mill ok i. it Notice is hereby piyen to all persons iiit-i ested and to the public that the ii ndersr it- red. Wm. IJenrii hsen. I ns tiled his petition and application in the office oi the citv clerk of The City or I'latts tuoutii. County of Cass, and -"State of Nebraska, tis required tv Jaw, siirned bv tie required number of resilient free-holders uf th city, settint? is ;i man of standimr and foith that tli- applicant respectable character and a re-dd-.-nl of the Stale of Nebraska and pi a v i ! tr tout a license may be issued to tie saol AVm. Henrichsen for the vale of malt, spirituous anil vinous liquors for the period of on year from the date of the hearing of said applica tion in a hiiildinc; situated pn the west half (Wio) of Jot one M, in block I h i ii v-f our C:i. in the Fourth ward of toe sac! Citv of Flat l s mo nth, Ne braska. WM. ilFNklCHSKX. March 1.", 191.".. Applicant. Miriti: OF APPLICATION" J'OK uiii oii l it i:nm: Noli'-e is hereby fiiven to all persons ir.terevjed and to the public that the a rid. i s i n -d. I'd. I n beruvr, has filed his Petition and a ppl h a t io:i in the otiice of the jy i-li-i-K of the City of Flatls rtioulh, I'onrity of Cass, and State of Nebraska, as required by law, siirned by tie required number of resident fi -c-hobl-rs of the said city, scttinsr forth that the applicant is a man of rope ta hi chit racier anil standing and u leshient of the State of Nebraska anil Pl-a vir-if that a license mav be issued to t' e said Kd. Fucn bersjer for the sale of malt, spirituous ami vinous liquors for the period of on year from the cute of the hearinc; of said applica t ion in a bildin situated on the east half ichi of lot twelve (!, in block twen t v-eiLrht. CO, in the First ward of the siid Citv of I 'la 1 1 smoc t h. Nebraska. i:jj. ix;i:ni:i:i:i;i:i: March 1.", 1910. Applicant. in h i: OF PPI.IC 'l ION" inn i.uti nit i, i Notice is hereby tiiven to all persons interested find to the pi.blie that the nnd-rs iirned. F.d. lonat has filed his petition and application in the office r-f the city c i. rk of the City of I'latts mouth. County of Cass, and State of Nebraska, as required bv law, siirned l.v tie required number of resident free-holders (,f tie said city, setting foiih that the applicant is a man of respectable chat a l esid.-nt of 1 1 praying that a to the SHid l"d. malt, spirituous t he period of on the hearing of b-jildin Mti:a' in'h-r and standing and State of Nebraska and license may be issued Jon.it for the sale of and vinous liquors for year from the date of said application in a d on the east half e 'i of lot t wel ve ty-aine do in th 1 2 . in block twen l'irst ward of the - tt i -ity of Fiato moot h, j:i. Nc bra ska. 1 N AT. Applicant. March 1-' 1TO : NOTM F OF SI IT TO Ql'IF.T TITLF In I he llivtrict I oiirl of the Coil illy if '., Nelirnskn. W iM Jean and Kdward H. Spaneler, Plaintiffs vs. Francis Savacool, Klizabeth A. Sava ( -hi. the unknown heirs and devisees of Francis Savacool, deceased, the unknown h its and devisees of Kliza-bi-: 'u A. Savacool. uei eased, Mrs. Jos eph MoCune. I rst real name un known, t.he unknown heirs and de visees of Mis. Joseph Mi-Curie, first real iinni" unknown, deceased. John iMinlap. Mrs. John lmnlap. lirst real ii.i-uc unknown, the unknown heirs and devisees of John lmnlap. de ceased, the unknown heirs and ue-vi.-ces of Mrs. John lmnlap, first real name unknown, deceased. 1 'efendants. T the Above Named 1 lefenda nt : Vol and each of ynu are lierebv not. lied that on the first day of Match. A. I". pl.". plaintiffs tiled their suit ii the Ih.-trut Court of Cass rnuntv. Ni hraka. to quiet the title of plaintiff. Id.'..-. id ii. Spaneler. to the f.dlowiliLr le-i.-ii.ed land in the County of Cass, 'ebr:.sk.-f. to-wit: N-otnwest quarter NV of Section (.ne il. Township eleven illi North Fanire thirteen tlo) lia-t of tl:e f.th P. M.. because ot I: is adverse possession ny himself and his grantors tor more than .c?) ears prior to the commencement . said st:it to require vuu and each of -"u to set' forth your tit;ht, title claim, lien or iplere.-t. if an'. in said property, tit tier li-aal or equitable, and to have the same adjudged interior to it: of said phnnti'l. and to enjoin 1 a;l 'f vim from having or 1 1 m i:nv rilil. title, claim, lien or therein ami for general equita f. nt. h'e -1 This notice is made pursuant to the rccr or the court. Vo-'i are required to answer said petitiPti on or btfore Monday, the 12th day if April. A. 1). IHIj. or your de- fa'.i't will be duly entered. WILL JKAN and KUWAltD II. J Wl.h JKAN and i:lwaki h. spanc.lkr 1 "laint iffs. AAVI.S & TIOUFUTSON, Attorneys. Notice of A!:iiiniKrntiii. -tsc.r.s interested in the estate lise tlarber are htieby notified p.tition lias been filed in the Couri of l ass County, NePras inr tliat said clf-tascd lied in- All -of Lo: that a Count v k a . alb testate, and piayinir for auniini tion upon her estate. A hearins be had open such petition on the dav of Match, ll'ir,. at 1 ( o'clock S t ra -will Uctl. . m. a t 1 1 . Co u lit v kp.. All Court at Plattsmouth, Ncbr; objections and protests t o id petition ire required to be filed before tl 1 ia ted hour of hearing on said' day. this 11th day of Much. 1!1.". ALLEN' J. ItFKSUN. ( s u 1 Co u r. t y -J u d ge. I O. 1W YEn, Attorney. MITK Il OF APPLIC TIOX FOK i.uti oic i.k i;m: Notice is hereby niven to all persons interested and to the public, that the ndersierned, Andy Thomson, has filed is petition and application in the of fice of the County clerk of Cass Coun ty. Nebraska. as required by law. isrtied by a majority of the resident freeholders of Kijrht Mile drove Pre cinct, setting forth that the applicant i a man of respectable character and sjandintr and a resident of the state Nebraska, and prayins that license issued to said Andy Thomson for tie sale of malt. spirituous and vinous liquors for the period of one year I rom JVlay ii, jyi.i. ending- May lillil. in a buildinir on lot 4. in block in the village of Cedar CreiMv. in ht Mile Grove Precinct, in Cass County, Nebraska. A N i Y THOMSF.N, Applicant. notici: OF HCMlf; PHOOF OF AVI.L. In I be Comity Court nf iUc Cminty of ( n.HM. Nehraxka. In the Matter of the Kstate of Archi- I ti'ii M. llfdmes. J er eased: Notice is hereby priven to all per sons interested that on the lUtn uay "f April. A. 1. IDKi, in the office of the County Judcre. in the Court House, Plattsmouth, Cass County. Nebraska, the following matters will be heard and considered, to-wit: The application of Harriet A. Smith to admit to pro hate the last will and testament of Archibald M. Holmes, late of the vil i.i ire of Murray, in said county, de ceased, and that Letters Testauientary be issued to C. A. Kawls. Said petition also alleiriner that Mary F. Kawls, Harriet A. Smith, Nellie B. Churchill. James W Holmes. Arthur F. Holmes, Troy S. Holmes and Arnold Holmes, are the only heirs at law of saiil deceased. Frite.l this 33th day of March, A. 1 1 yij. Hv the Court. ALLEN J. P.KKSON. County Judge. 1 (HI NTV CO I II T. ST ATI' OF NF15KASKA, Countv of Cass, fs. In the Matter of the Estate of Cornelius Land. Deceased. To A1J Persons Interested: Von are hereby notified that there will b" a hearins? upon the report of the ac'ininistrntor of above estate and his petition for final settlement there of before this court, in the Court House at Plattsmouth, in said County, on the ll!th day of March, 1915, at ten o'clock a. m., at which time order of this court will be entered distributing the re- Concrete Work Guaranteed! We could not do that if we were not sure every time we do a piece of concrete work that it ia done riht. We Know How or we would not take a chance on rebuilding our work. We know how to mix concrete and how to put it in, and every job we handle is there to stay. Silo, Water Tank, Water Storage Tank, Walls all built by us under an absolute guarantee to be ' of first-class material and workmanship and we stand back of it. Come in and See Us if you are thinking of building anything this year. We have a number of new ideas about building that will interest you. Just south of Postoffice on Fifth Street. Concrete Construction Go., V Plattsmouth, - sidiie of sail estate to those entitled thereto and the discharge of the ail admin ist i a tor. Hated March 17th. 191D. AI.l-KN J. HKKSO.V. County J'ldre. mti i:. In tiie IHilrlcl Court of f'nwn County, iliriiiln. Doc. X. No. cr.no. Farmers A: Merchants Hank of Ashland, Nebraska, a Corporation, l'lainti.T. vs. Henry llomin. et ah, Iiefendaats. To the unknown heirs and devisees of F.mma Homin. deceased: Lean Kornin Snider and William Snider, husband of l.ena Komin Snider: the o n k n- v. n heirs and devisees of Lena Komiii Snider, deceased, and An ties Am-lia Little, non-resident defendants, i.n pleaded with other defendants: You and each of you are ber'.-'iy notiried that on the Huh day of Mar- h, lt'ir.. the Farmers & Merchants Hank of Ashland, Nebraska, plaintiff herein, riled its petition in the above entitled ause. in the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska, apainst you and eaeh of you. impleaded with other ilefen 1 ints. the object and prayer of which is to foreclose a certain mortsratre : -ecuted on the ll'th day of April. 1901', bv Frederick Horn in and Catharine Komin, his wife, upon the property de scribed as follows, situated in the County of Cass and State of Nebraska, to-wit : The North half iN. n) of the North east quarter N. K. i of Section six-e-n (liii. Township twelve Mil. KanKe en (111, Hast of the tith 1. M. Said rooittraire was iriven to secure he payment of a note for the sum of ne thousand dollars $ 1 ,j(."U due mil payable on the ljth day of April. 191J, and there is now due and payable n said note the sum of five hundred dollars ( 5 ."00. On i with interest t hereon -it the rate of six per f-nt f pel cent) per annum from the ll'th day of Aprii. 1914. for which stim, with interest and costs plaintirT prays for a decree, tli.it thedefendants be required to pav the fame and that in default of such pay ment said premises may be sold to satisfy the amount found due on sail note. You are required to answer said peti tion on or before the latii day of April, 1915. Dated at Pla 1 1 smout h. Cass Countv. Nebraska, this loth dav of March. I ! 1 r. FAHMF.KS & MHKCHANTS HAN'v OF ASHLAND, N KIIIIASKA. a Corporation. By AHTHFi: C. FANCOAST, Its Attorney. NoTici: to itr.iiiroits. State of Nebraska, Cass Countv. IN" THK COFNTV COIT.T. In the matter of the estate of Afratha Stull, deceased: Noticti is hereby piven that the credi tors of said deceased will meet the ad mimstrator of said estate before the County Judfre of Cass county, Nebras ka,- at the county court room in the -itv of I'lattsmout h. in said countv on the 2nd dav of April. 1915 and the "rd -f September, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m ach day. for the purpose of presenting their claims for examination, adjust ment and allowance. Six months are allowed for the cred itors of the said deceased to present their claims, and one year for the ad ministrator to settle said estate from .he t'nd day of March. IJU.i. Witness my hand and the sea! of said County Court at Plattsmouth, Nebras ka, this 24th dav of Februnrv, 115. (Seal) ALLEN J. HKESON. County Jhdge. D. O. DWYER, Attorney. IX TIIE TJISTICICT C OI HT OF CAHS COIATV. M'.IIIC K . In the Matter of the lua id ia nsh i p f Clara Dyer and Charles I n er, Jlinori., for License to Sell Keal I-.state. Notice Is hereby Riven that in pur suance of an order of the District Court in and for Cass County, Nebraska, made in the 9th day of March, 191". for the ale of the real estate hereinafter de scribed, there will be sold at public vendue to the blchest bidder for cash, it Plattsmouth. Cass Countv, Nebraska. the South front door of the oCu-t Hou.--e, on th fith day of April, ISIS, at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day, the follow ing described real estate to-wit: The undivided 4-l'7 of F 'i of SW 'i of Section 21'. and the NYV ' of the iYV" 'i of Section 22. Township 12. P.anse 9, East, in Cuss County, Ne braska, and the undivided 4-27 of the of the NE !4 of Section "Z. and tndivided 4-27 of lot f., in NE i of SH xn. Section 33, containing :;0 acres. tiuI the undivided 4-27 of lot fi. in 'YS" t of SH . . Section 3". containing 10 acres. in Township 12. lianjre 9 East. Cass County. Nebraska. Said sale will remain open one hour. Dated March 9, 1915. lU'TH DYEH. Guardian rT Clara Dyer and Charles Dyer, Minors. 3-13-3wks IN THK IJISTKICT (WHT OF CASS f UlATV, MllllHSKA. George M. Thierolf, I'laintiff, vs. Mvrtle M. Thierolf, Defendant. To Myrtle M. Thierolf. Defendant: You are hereby notified that on the 9th 'day of March. 1915. the Plaintiff herein, Georee M Thierolf. tiled his pe tition in the District Court of Cass County, Nebraska, against you as de fendant, the object and prnver of which is to obtain an absolute di vorce, and the custody of the minor children,, namely, Leaha Thierolf, Benton Thierolf, and Hazel ' Thierolf, issue of paid marriage upon the ground of desertion and abandonment for more than two years last nast. and for such other and further relief as equity may require. You are required to answer said 'etition on or before the 3rd dav of May, A. D. 1915, if you fail so to do your derault will be duly entered herein and Judgment entered as crav ed for in said petition. Dated this 20th dav of March. A. T. 1915, GEOItUE M. THIEROLF. Plaintiff. i. L. TIDD, Attorney for Plaintiff, i Nebraska AIITII Mi OF l( oltl'olt TIO or riiTznn mum: mimimm. KNOW ALL MEN HY THI:E I'TIE SHNTS, That We, Joseph K-tz-r. M.irv retzer and Henry F. ibn.s, do iissout ourselves together for the pulpo of forminj; und becom i nir a Corpoi at ion lo '.he State of N'ebtaska. for the t'ar actlon of the bu. iness hereit.a f ter tie scribed. It TIC I.F. I. mmr. The name of this Coipfiratlon fl ail be FETXEl: soi: Cii.MPANV. AIITII I K II. I'rlnrlpnl i'imrr nt llualani. The luiniipul plee of i-imih-k of this ( orporHlioii tshall be in the Citv of I'la 1 1 smou t b. County of Cass, ftjte of Nebraska. AltTP 1 11 III. Nallirr f Ihp 1 1 u m -n . The buyinir and se'linir of foo'-vear and lubber Knmh and lepair work of u fenernl retail shoe business, and lh leasing arid erectii-n arid maintenance of smh lniilditiKS and structure a may be deemed necessary, and the pur chase of such leal estate an may if necessary in the cor. d uc t i n 'f Mtiii business and to ho hi titie thereto mil to transfer the same. AII'IK l.i: IV. (uphill Mnrk. The authorized atital ftoik of nab! Corporation shall be th j',im of Twenty Thousand $ J0.oi0 Dollar", divided into two hundred shale of .ne Hundred ($J0' Dollars each, to be subscrilied and paid us renuired by law and tlie IPiard of Directors. .mi i m l.i : v. llmr. The existence ot this I "orfora t iori shall i-ommence on the 1st dav of Feb ruary. 191.".. and si. all terminate on :u.t dav if Decern Int. i:oi4. and it sh.ill be authorized to transact its torpoiate affaiis when these Articles of In corporation Lave been tiled as re-iuire.1 by law. AHTir i.i: vi. Tlonnl uf Illr-or. The I'usiness of this I nrpcratinn shall le conducted by n Hoard of t-ree Directors to lie -lecUd by the Stock holders, such elec tion to take plai ,t such time and to be conducted in i'h manner as shall l-e prescribed by thn liv-ljiws of said Corporation. AKTItU: Ml. IIIHcrra. The officers of said Corporation shall be a President, Vice President, Sec retary, Treasurer and Manager, who shall be chosen by the Hoard of Directors, and who hall Lold their offices for a period of one ear und until their successors hall le eleit-1 and iju.-il iflod. AHTICI.E VIII. I ol-llr-d . The biphest amount of indebtedness to whiili said Corporation shall at any time subject itself sh.ill not -xceed an amount equnl to one-third of its paid up capital stock. AHTH I.i: IX. Mnnnrr of HoIiIIbk le-tlBKs. Tlie manner of Lohtintr meetinp of stockholders for the election of tie officers, and the methods of conducting the business of the Corporation, shall be as provided in the Hy-l-aw and adopted bv the Hoard of Directors. A II TIC l.i: . Amendment. These Articles of Incorporation mar be amended at any regular nnTiu.il meetinir of the stockholders called for that purpose, provided that such pro posed amendment le lirst approved bv two-thirds vote of the entire Hoard of Directors, and If tii approved to lie entered at laree upon the records of said Hoard, and as provided by law. In witness whereof the un.1ernlnr.eit have hereunto set their Lands this Mli day of February, 1915. JOSEPH FCTZI'.n. Mai: y FFTzr.i: H H x I : y F. tli m is. STATE OK NEr.HASK A, Cass County, ss. On this 9th dav of February. 15H5. be. fore A. L. Tidd. a Notary Public duly commissioned and qualified and residinir In said Countv. tx-r'nrnlly came the above named. Jnnct.li Fetrcr. Mary Fotser and Henrv F. iioo, who are personally known to me to be the identical persons whom names urn atllxed to the love Articles of In corporation as parties thereto, and llcv each separately m kn'm ledjred the in strument to be bis and her voluntary act and deed. Witness my Land and notarial unl the day and year last above written. (Seal) A. K TIDD. Notarv Public. My Com. Ksp. Oct. 5. 1915. IS ( OIATV ( ill HT. State of Nebraska. Countv of Cass, ph. In the rratter of the estate of John Peter Kei!. deceased: To all persons interested: You are herebr notified tbat there has been filed In this court an in strument purporting to be the lat will and testament of the said Join Peter Kell.. deceased. toKetber wl'i the petition of Elizabeth Kathenne Keil, wiilor of said deceased, alleifina: therein that the said John Peter Keil has departed this life in said countv. and possessed with an estate ihctiin, and prayintr that said instrument le allowed and probated as the last will and testament of said deceased, and that administration of said estate t-e granted to the said Elizabeth Kath- erlne Keil. You are further notified that a hear ing will be had upon said petition and proposed will before this court at the court house in the city of Platts mouth. in -said countv. on the 29th day of March. 1915. at ten o'clock a, m., of said day. That any and all objections thereto, if any. must be filed on or before kald day and hour of hearintr. Witness my band and seal of thn county court of tlie aid county this 1st day of March, 1915. ALLEN J. BEESON. (seal) County Judge Sell your property by an ad in The ournaL