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PLATTSMOUTn SUMMVEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1915.
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AUCTIONEER
Auction Sales a Specialty. Five Years Experience.
If you have anything to sell at
" auction, write us for dates. .
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Phone Platts. 2412. W. R. YOUNG, Maynard, Neb.
Red Cross seals for sale nt the Li
brary. Vv. S. Smith was an Omaha visitor
Wednesday.
Hury ("reamer was a Piatlsmouth
vi -iter Wednesday.
Miss Ella Hamilton has been quite
.-ick for the pa.-t few days.
Henry Creamer was a Plattsmouth
visitor Tuesday of this week.
Arthur Ciunk and wife spent Sun
v!ih Alber t Wih-on ami family.
W. H. Good and wife were trail aet
irg I ; :!'.?-: ia Piatt mouth Saturday.
Will Oliver and wife were calling on
the Plattsmouth merchants Saturday.
Ad and Guy Riser have been rubb
ered wiili the sick for the past few
days.
F. L. Rhoden and wife were looking
after bu.-iac.-s in Piatt -mouth Satur
day. You can pay your personal taxes
at the Murray State Rank. They are
now due.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward I.yman and
Miss Clara Young were Omaha visit
ors Monday.
Walter Sans shipped a car load of
sheep to the South Or.uha market
last Friday.
George Nickels was looking after
some business matters in Omaha
Wednesday.
The little babv of Mr and Mrs. Troy
An
apron and parcel post sale at
!Uicli 1) jccrr.be:- ISth.
I'li- '!. was failing on friends
a-. .-'uaday :.ft.'irio' n.
illj U : v. diet spent her Thanks
: vacati-.n with home folks,
ndm.i Se bi.it has been nuir.kor-
ed with the skk for the past few days.
Fiank I.hodo:i is a little under the
weather with neuralgia and toothache.
L -w.r.on .l.u!;day aftcr
;:!:. Vo.i a:e cordially
The students and teachers of the j
Murray High school were given a ra-ei
'tic at this week when they were con-!
ve.ed in automobiles to the pre-his-;
torie spot near Oid King hill, for the
i t
! pui-jit.se of tahirg up the research
: where the Harvard experts left off,
j seme months ago, to see what had;
been seen and discover thirds new in!
! ll:e same nature if possible. The :
the c
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Or:
,t
ui'.i! that will prove a gient.
i the students of the schord
s l!i-- teachers. Thev were
who as
in their
Civ wa.-
!. r.efit
as e'l
accompanied bj Dr. Gilmorc
.-dried ike liarv..rd experts
, ice
Mi-en ;
ir. ii d.
iNth-
r.ieht and Sa
ra! Mr-!. Jelf
George Sir
t : io shelling
.hkh he i; h
vat
Dr. J. V.
following ga.
Dr. a-d Mrs.
Mis. JerT R.
Will Rarker
Mr. and
Rice spent Saturday
day at the liome of Mr.
i'.rende!. .
del- is the first to b-gln
f th.e m-w corn crop,
r.n:u g to iii.
Jrendel en'ert;
-tr, ;!. dinner
on e.
R. V.
ndcl,
id.
ir.0,1 ti'.
Sunday:
Mr. nr. 1
search some time ap;o, and of course :
wr.s :.Me to d liver cpii'e an interest-
t;v; talk of t!ie findings made before,!
and haw t'io o.u'y days, r.c'.Oi'di'i': 1
to the t'.et ry of tliose who have made
this :;ulject a study for years. Th-; i
c'as.s ar.d tiachers were conveed to
the secr.es of exploration in the auto-,
iii-biles of .Ien.es Rait. i, W. (). Roe-1
delur, Dr. Oilmore and T. S. Rar-j
i duv.n to'
. i
lure troy;
rows. TI.ev also drove
.n:e a
k White farm,
brief visit.
Christmas Razaar a Success.
Ri.j
and
Shradrr has been cuite sic!
for the
past few days.
Mrs. Joe Sans attended the bazaar
cf the Missionary Aid Radies at Mur
lay Saturday.
Miss Frances Campbell, who has
been very sick the past week, is able
to be up nr..ir.
If. C. Creamer wa;
farmers' conirress in
days this week.
Mr ar.d Mrs Rh-lip Hi hi and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ruiz were Omaha
visitors Tuesday of this week.
J. A. Wilson of Oklahom i arrived
Saturdav for a few days' visit with
attending the
Omaha a few
Mrs. Reit Pollock and
daughter, Mrs. I.yr.n Minor, of
I Rlattsmouth attended the bazaar h.eie
Ie.;-t Satu i ilay
Tdrs. A'di-on and daiiekter, Mr.-.
Charles Si one. of Rlatt.-n'.oulh, at
tended! th" bazaar and i site tl with
filet: Is h re l.i.-t Saturd.-.y.
Mrs. D. A. Yo'iinr and (iaulitcrs
id sorktv Wednes-
lance was lare and !
a very jik-asant day
The Chris
Chur.-b h;.t
- .K C - - i
tend: iv0
and the
o iled by
;.td th...
Rrzaa.r civt ;i by the
Saturday
v.--is
WC ! i
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entertained the
day. Th? alien
a srraT'u
cery pari icu'-;r. The rt
'..:.s fully r.s lar;-e as u: ual.
i-i".ny farcy e.rti -les pre
tre ! id'er fourd ready srle,
many j r.e.l thin-s to eat
se;e.i were enjoyed by the
: attend:. 'ice. The ladies will
the neighborhood of SIP'. 00.
i'.l put th ir trra.-uiy in jrc.o-1
.-ond it ion for the l.;-.-:-..dn;c ef the nw
r. Th-.' ; ffair was a '-'I'-cess b)tli
socially and '.na'icial'y, and the ra
;'!iis wt re very j 'e.;.-ir..; to the nr.ny
ladies of the Hiriety v.ho labored so
1 : rd f r the pa.-t ninths to this en-.l.
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Just a few more days
until Christmas!
liny your wife one; of those New Monarch
Ranges the best in the world, or an Oil
Heater for the spare bed-room; a Cedar Oil
Polish Mop. Look over our line of Hoys'
Sleds, Coaster Wagons, Rifles and Shot-guns,
Silverware, Aluminum Ware of all kinds,
Granite Roasters, in fact everything to be
found in an up-to-the-minute Hard ware Store.
We have just recently added a full line of
Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes. Let
us figure your next paint bill. Satisfaction
Our aim is to please you.
guaranteed
Murray Hardware and Implement
-v -wr
Murray, viiiyauy .
Nebraska
A want ad will bring you a buyer.
C M. Minford visited his daughter
Lincoln last Saturday.
t.ear 1:1
v. rich v
lull
sper.
h
tr.e
at tne 1 ouuir uomt
llcriy Kirehpr, wh.o-e house busr.cd
down seme time a-. has bo -.ran bu'.M
ip.T a r.ew one. it will be Jdx'JS feet in
sire and on the bar, -rah. v.- order, il-.r-trar.
Relke i- ddn : th.e work.
The Ladies' Aid .'eeiety will hold
an ii pron and parcel o. t sa1? on -;t-t-rday.
December R:th. at the Chris
tian church. Dinner a--:-l supper will
le se:ed. R ? sore and aiten l.
M . ami Mr--. W. L. Ren d.rove to
rlattsmouth M n lay afie: noon to r.t-
Library Notts.
! et Saturday :
rooms. Ced e, jde an
Libv.rv
Tl e Library :-.?soc
R..-1 Cross s. -ds a-: ;
cro-ade ejrainst turi
v. id. . ; 1 ! yc.i r raont
i."i-').s seals has a iw
ti
cookie, etc.
:iis.-.i will sell tin
in t!
!'-crd
Get you dinner and supper at the
Christian church Saturday, December
lvh.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Smith and Mr.
.:-.d Mrs. Rert Lloyd attended the play
it the Rarme'e Tuesday c-veninjr.
A meetiner of the M. W. A. for the
annual election of onieers will be held j Ave
Saturday evt-ninr. All members are
requested to be present.
is year. Thi
sh: is world
.- n:e--f.dd
.1
d in R.
;ipose. It
Thoroujrhbied Rhode Island Red
Cockerels for sale. Rrice SI. 00 to
? ih.'O each.. Troy E. Wiles, Ced ir
C:eek. Xeb. Weeping Water 'Rhone
Xo. 2S2.-.
. e
d th
: i ui
is :
Wm. Sejbo't and wife were in Oma
ha Tuesday.
Duroc spring and fall pigs for sale.
Either sex. Oldhams.
Personal taxes are now due and pay
able at the Murray State Bank.
Mrs. C. E. Carroll and Mrs. 1 Alix
were in Plattsmouth last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Barker was visiting
with friends in Omaha last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Enprelkemeier of Platts
mouth was in Murray last Saturday
' . " n , , 'at the play at the Parmele theater
Mr. and Mrs. m. Puis, sr., and;. , .. J
in riausmoutn lucsuay evening.
Wm. Puis, sr., and Chas. Harren
were Plattsmouth visitors last Satur
day. Alex Rhcden was looking after
some business matters in Omaha Tues
day. Wm. Seybolt shipped a car of calves
to the South Omaha market Thursday
of this week.
Col. Seybolt was looking after some
business matters in the county seat
Tuesday afternoon.
Marray was sure well represented
wife.
The Murray Hardware and Imple
ment Co. have started the installation
of the plumbing and heating plant
ir. the fine new home of Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Puis in Murray. This will be
oie of the finest home in the town
when completed. They expect to be
able to move in about the first of
January.
?day
Among those in attendance were: Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Raker, E. Finns and
Miss Laura Puis, Frank Dugay and
Miss Henrietta Creamer, Jim Tigner
and Miss Mary West, Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Tigner, Mr. and Mrs. J. I).
Shrader, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cream
er, Alex Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Davis. The play was agood one and
they were all well pleased.
Drawing Near
is the day when you will make the heart's
of others glad by your kindly gifts.
Let us help you solve your trouble
in selecting just the article to give. Our
holiday line of suitable presents will be
on display the coming week.
Jewelery, Watches, Silverware,
Men's Furnishings, Toys, Fancy Dishes
and Ladies wear, as complete a line as is
to be found anywhere. Buy at Home.
Hiatt . Tutt,
MURRAY
NEBRASKA
Oscar Campbell, the small son of
A '-a'. 1 ew Campbell, had the r.iisfoj iuu
to fall 1 rom a ho'-.-e Monday evening
end .eak the !"ft arm in thiee .!.-t--.
The unfo! turate boy ie tin.r ta-y
ul this w: it inv.
There was a good crowd in attend
ant e at the dance riven at th.- Puis
v- (J-ir.semer hr.li lust Saturday t-vein
t', end the usual good time wa cn
jo; ed. Th.e re -'T:e will be given on.
Xew Yc: r's r. ie;ht.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Murdock end
dau-htcr,
near Xt-ii
mouth 11:
Est
or,
d Mr. (V.vin of
ka motored to Platts
irsdav to attend to some
business matters.
Mr. Murdock was a
pleasant caller at th Journal cilice.
Col. Seyboii. and William Rice
buuad the wed.5 and grass cn the
rca.isries aejoi.nng their laims a lew
his sons, Libert and 1 . J. v lecn, east - I'enner tailed at the Journal office and
of Murray. j j-ti i-;;s subsc! iption extended for an-
A. . i-.nriicer snippeu ouij sneep to, otaer vear.
the South Omaha market Tuesday ef
this week. This is what we would call
pretty much sheep.
.Miss Lucille I rorp 01 Lincoln is 111 i
Murray this week raakirg a visit with 1
her sister, Tdiss Verda Thorpe, teach
er in the Murray schools.
Miss Margie Walker was a Platts
mouth visitor Tuesday eveuintr. speed
ing the night at the Dovty home, re
turning home Wednesday morning.
Rert Root returned home from the
western part of the state Mnndav eve
ning of this week, where he had beer,
looking after some business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. W. tl. Roedeker and
Mrs. Ted Barrows were Omaha visit
ors Wednesday afternoon. The trip
was made in the auto of Mr. Roedeker.
Mrs. Wm. LaRue who has been
visiting with relatives over at Xeobi
and Traynor, la., for the past two
weeks, returned home Monday eve
ning. Frank Schlichtemeier shipped a car
load of sheep to South O.naha Mon
day evening. Frank went up Tuesdav
and was on the market at the timej
they were sold.
Mark White shipped in a car load
of feeders from the South Omaha
market on Tuesday that were taken
to his farm east of Murray for th.e
winter's feeding.
George Nickels, Miss Gertrude
! Loner, Lee Nickels and Miss Etta
! Nickels motored to Memnhis. Neb-
Sunday, where they spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ost.
M. C. Raker of Clay Center, Neb.,
is in Murray this week visiting at the
home of his son, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Raker. He will make a visit with his
daughter over in Iowa before return
ing home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Young and
children arrived in Murray Monday
evening for a visit with home folks.
Mr. Young is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Young, and his nrcsent home
is" in Montana.
on the ce.-ired Chri.-tmas seal j
e penny helps to stamp out the!
oivjr.s.-. lie 2;-.;:;ey lor tnese
11 rent to the State Anti-Tu-;
ulo ;is a -oriati j: Help the e.u.-e ;
by liberal purchares. The a-sociation i
.lopes to r.-ive teem on sa:e in one or
more cf the stores.
For Sale.
L'l.ittd I'rcsb teriaa Church Notes.
Th.e baraar held at the church last
Saturday was well attended and
p. it: oiued. Th.e net proceeds v.-ill 13
al .out : !2fl.0.
The total attendance at th.e church:
in Murray was higher than u-ual last
Sabbath, owing to the special program
of men's an 1 women's meetings.
The United Presbyterian Sabbath
school teae hers net Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Elia Young and
I have a few choice farms of 1'0
acres each, listed at very reasonable
prices, if taken roon. Two, three and
live miles from the county seat. Ail
nicely improved and half in winter
w heat. For further particulars ad
dress, George J. Welsh,
St. Paul, Neb.
12-9-2wks-wkly
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to announce to the people
of Plattsmouth and vicinity that Al
exander's Nursery is offering an up-to-tlate
line of home grown Nursery
stock propagated from the best bear
ing trees, vines and plants. The va
rieties we offer are especially adapt
ed to eastern Nebraska and have
proven to be the best by many years
testing. We also grow a fine line of
Shrubs and Ornamentals. We invite
th.e public to inspect our growing
Nursery Stock, located on Lincoln
It will be our aim to please
our patrons. Our prices are only
about half the usual prices asked for
inferior stock. People who buy of us
will save themselves both money ar.d
disappointment. Alexander's Nursery,
Plattsmouth, Xeb., "Phone ."7)-J.
12-2-ltdltw
t'ni Saie.
34 full-blood Barred Rock pullets
and four roosters. The vey best.
W. II. Kikendall.
Rc: Social at Restor School Dec. 13.
partial!
wiged a prcjrrnm for the
'"White Gift" Chri.-tmas .-or ice.
Mrs. O. A. Davis met with a very
painful accident last Saturda' morn
ing when she had her finger caught
in the heavy folding doors at her
home, and one finger was very severe
ly mashed. The injury was very
painful, but is getting along nicely
at this time.
John Farris and Steve Copenhaver
who moveci with their families to
Broup, Minn., a few years ago, have
sold their farms in that locality, and
will in the near future move back to
this county. These excellent families
have a host of friends here who will
be moret han pleased to welcome them
back to the old home.
days ago. If all of th.e farmers would
do this we world have loss complaint
about snow drifts in th.e woods this
winter.
W. T. Sch.ih-htemeier. jr., cf Ne
hawka, motored to Rlattsmouth Fri
day to attend to some business mat
ters and was a pleas-mi caiier at the
Journal cilice, and while there had his
subscription to th.e Phitt-mouih Jour
nal extended for another year.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Chilcott motored
to Plattsmouth Monday afternoon,
where they visited county seat friends
and attended to some business mat
ters. Mr. Chilcott was a pleasant
caller at the Journal ofiice ar.d had Ids
subsci iption to this paper extended
for another year.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Nonis of Ne
hawka motored to Plattsmouth Satur
day for a short visit with relatives
and friends and to attend to seme
business rr.atteiF. While there Mr.
Norris was a pleasant caller at the
Journal office and had his subscription
extended for another year.
Mrs. F. L. Rurdick and two daugh
ters, Naomi and Gladys, and brother,
Henry Gruber, and Mrs. Nick Klaur
ens of Nehawka, motoied to rlatts
mouth in Mr. Gruber's car Saturday
to attend to some important business
matters. Mis. Rurdick ami daughter
were pleasant callers at the Journal
office.
Ray and Peter Campbell were in
Plattsmouth Thursday of this week,
returning home with their fine new
six-hole Joliet corn shelter that they
purchased from the implement house
of John F. Gorder. This is one of
the best shellers on the market, and
the boys will be ready in the very
near future to look after the corn
shelling of this community and be able
to render the best service possible.
I'or Sale.
100 acres of land, 4 miles east of
Murray; two sets of improvements;
all good farm iar.d, except six acres
of timber. Lois of fruit on both the
places: 20 acres is in fall wheat; all
well fer.ced. Wart to move to west
ern Nebraska in the spring reason for
soiling, l rice and terms rignt. bee
Frr.nk Yrd'ery, -Murray, Neb. Tel 4d,
Murray exchange.
Th.e pupils and teachers of the Res
tor s hed in tchool district Xo. 42,
six miles west of this city, will hold a
box social at their school house on
Saturday evening, December ISth. A
program will be rendered by the pupils
at 8 o'clock. Everybody invited. The
la lies are requested to bring boxes
and the gentlemen their pocl etbooks.
Sophia Ilild.
12-0-tfd&w
Read the want ads in the Journal.
TV-re- N Efir.- C.-C
coin.i.y t::..'t :l.l 't -t
uniil t:ie 1.! I l. vv
c.rj.lu... m a
rir 11 't.it'.rtl a a !. 1 1
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Fcr Sale.
Sple'.dhl organ for sale cheap.
suitable for ledges, church or home.
In good condition. Inquire at the
postofllce.
t!i i-i i'm-; "wott-in of tli
.!:-..- : ..collier, auu
.;.- : i.i....oil to te
.t-..t I.: .i.v jt-rs dM-tirs
as ;e.ii j ri ri iiit-.i Icx-al
r uav t.i.i.i. i.i nil-.- WiU
.:. .i it 1 M-'ii-;. i:.'. S-!t;iii-o
bt' a wis. us,',
. ci .is' I .h;.1 tr..i :u-ut.
. 1 i " j- C.-.: t: !i ( :r ". n .;:.iif..i Mrcil liy 1-'. .1.
i ' :-y t: lu., Ti IcJ". Ohio. !s ti i' o:ly ('iistitu
1 ..!: v;i t o r.Kirl.i t 1: t t.-k.-n In : .'ri::i lly
!'-' loin 1 ilr. j ii f.-:i.-H . infill. It acts
- tiy n t'-.i- 1K i.-i at .1 ii"ir..r.s svirfatvs if
f s- rlcl.i. Th: y C -: ! l:iu Ir-.-il iln'inrs fur
y :.. ir f.-.ils t.j out '. Si i;j f.-r Wrculurs ami
n l;l ol.ii. s.
!r.-ss: K. J. riinNHY & CO.. T..lcJ 0U
I;,- IT:--;.-!-:. 7.V.
li.Ul's 1 at!.:lj I'lUs for Cinistiyatlon.
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"Nehawka's Best"
BEATS ALL THE REST!
Not only our opinion but
the verdict of a host of sat
isfied customers.
If you are not using
Mwifo Hour
take a sack home with you
today and try it.
Every sack guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction.
For sale by every mer
chant in Nehawka, all the
leading dealers in Platts
mouth and Hiatt & Tutt, of
Murray.
COMPANY.
Nehawka, - - Nebraska
Fer Sale.
Four March Duroc male pigs left
that we want to sell; a few gilts and
' fall weanlings. All eligible for
ivyistrv. Oldhams.
I'or Sale.
Twenty-one head of steers, coming
two years old, most all Whiteface,
without horns. They are all good
quality and will sell at the market
price, if taken before December 12th.
R. R. Nickels, Murray, Neb.
Telephone 1814.
Fcr Sale.
Five sections of land in Ducll coun
ty, Nebraska, from $12 to $'25 per
acre; pare iarm jauu aim ( ciii, ;ii.-
ing; some well improved. Gocd terms, j
Rert Root, Murray, Neb.
Look Out for Our Extensive
Holiday Line
which will be cn display in time for you to
make your selections for Christmas. Both
in the toy line as well as useful articles for
all members of the family.
Box Social at Todd School Dec. 17th. j
There will be a Rox Social at the i
Todd school, four and one-half miles,
west and two and one-half miles,
south of Murray, and three and one-J
ha'f miles north of Nehawka, on Fri-;
day evening, December 17th. Ladies ,
please bring boxes. '
Grace Bogenrief, Teacher. )
12-9-d&w-tf .
Highest Market Price Paid
for Farm Produce!
Puis Be G
ansemer.
Murray,
Nebraska.