I Murray
Department
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
If any of thf readers of tlie
Journal know of any social
eveiu or item of interest in
this vicinity, ami will mail
same to i liU otlii-e. it will ap-lH-ar
under t liis lieudin?. We
want all liewsitecns EuiTOit
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II HE greatest bulwark arainst the indigence of
old age or the financial drain caused by a
protracted illness is a bank account. If you
are a business man making big profits; if
you are an employee with a line salary, plan
i l.-iv aside :i certain sum weekly. Then
if the rainy day comes along it wiU tied
von prepared.
In times of stress you'll find that your bank account
is your friend. Yon can look the world in the eye.
The man with a bank account looks better, feels better,
is better than the man without a bank account. AVe
transact all kinds of banking business.
SEE US ABOUT AX ACCOUNT TODAY.
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Four per cent interest on time deposits.
Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law.
MURRAY STATE BANK
For lnsurar.ee of all kinds see J. W.
Holmes.
Albert Queen was an Omaha visitor
:ast Friday.
George Henrich was a Plattsmouth
visitor Sunday.
Ines Marsh was visiting with
Plattsmouth friends last week.
Herman Gansemer was visiting
with Murray friends Wednesday.
Oiler $100.00 for your car if stolen,
if you are insured bv J. V. Holmes.
Miss Eva La Rue was visiting with
friends in Weeping Water a few davs
last week.
Mrs. L. D. Hiatt was visiting with
Plattsmouth friends and relatives
last Sunday.
Miss Vera Moore, who has been at
tending summer school at Peru came
h'-me Monday evening.
M. G. Churchill went up to Laurel,
Neb., last week, where he is spending
a few days visiting with Bert Craw
ford. George Henrich, of Havelock, has
been assisting Mr. Hiatt in the Hiatt
& Tutt store, during the absence of
Mr. Tutt.
The county commissioners were in
Murray and vicinity Wednesday aft
ernoon of this week, looking after
some county business.
W. H. Puis has been numbered with
the sick for the past few ihiys. II. L.
Burbee has been assisting in the work
at the hardware store.
Chas. Carroll returned to Weeping
Water Wednesday afternoon, where
he is farming, after having spent a
few days in Murray with home folks.
The library will be open Saturday
afternoon and evening. Come and
meet your friends there.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Minford and
family were visiting with friends in
Louisville last Sunday
Read Hiatt & Tutt's ad in this is
sue. Mrs. William II. Puis was an Oma
ha visitor last I-'riday.
Oldham's shipped three of their
fine Durocs to Palisade, Neb., Wed
nesday.
Dr. Gilmore and Frank Vallery
were Plattsmouth visitors Wednesda
afternoon.
Watches and jewelry at !??s tbar
factory cct. P.ead Hiatt & Tutt's ad
in this issue.
Miss Opha Baker returned hom
from a few weeks visit with friend
and relatives in Portsmouth, la., thi
week.
George and John Holmes returnee
to their homes in the northern am
western part of the state last Wed
nesday. Lowell Parr, who has been here for
the past two weeks visiting at the
Brendel hemes, departed Monday oi
this week for his home in Lebanon.
Indiana.
II. C. Long returned home fioir
Furnace county, Nebraska, and point
in Kansas, this wee!:. He has hind ii
both localities, and he has been look
ing after his wheat crop.
There was quite a large attendance
at the picture show at the Puis &
Gansemer hall last Saturday evening.
The pictures were as usual good. an.
all seemed to be pleased with them.
Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Bren lel were
visiting with their son Dr. Will Bren
del of Avoca Wednesday.
Mrs. D. A. Young returned homo
from Lexington, Neb., last Friday,
where she was called on account of
the death of her brother-in-law, Clark
Williver, who was killed a few days
ago in an auto accident, the car turn
ing over upon him. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon from the late
home near Lexington.
$1,200.00
worth of Watches and Jewelry at
Less Than Factory Cost!
17-Jewel Elgins $9.94
15- 44 ik .7.88
15- " Hampdens, 20 year gold case S'J.5,3
21- 44 Rockford, 25 44 44 4k 17.03
Ladies' Gold Watches $8.45 to $15.G0. Many
of these watches sold up to $23.50.
Jewelry!
All o lr Jewelry will be sold at i off. You
can well afford to lay up your Christmas presents
now and at a big saving. Everything guaranteed.
Sale starts August 1st, and closes September 15th.
Now is the time to buy as you won't again get such
an opportunity to purchase absolutely first class
jewelry at such low prices.
ffliatt & Tutt
MURRAY,
NEBRASKA
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Tutt joined a
party of friends from Havelock and
departed last Sunday for the lakes in
Minnesota. They will be gone alKnit
throe weeks.
Eugene Taylor was taken to the
hospital a few days ago, where he
is receiving treatment for a badly in
fected hand, lie is getting along very
nicely at this time and all indications
are in favor of his early recovery.
nrfiTiJ fir rnn&tCD
uttxxn m mMU
n no-
OSES IN OREGUN RE sow EsyELOPiKG kovel
The following from the Woodburn,
(Oregon) Independent, gives the sad
news of the death in that citv of Harry
Four reels of pictures
at the Puis &. Gansemer
Hall Saturday evening.
United Presbyterian church ser
vices for Sunday, August C. Sunday:,,,, fa;m uvvned by !r. J. II.
school at 10:00 a. in., preaching at.u;in t.ast of .Murray and the Phillip
11:00, subject, "The Extent of Cod's r.,..,u 0(rup;,,i bv Mr. Ode- f.r
E. Cole, a former resident of Cass
county and Who will be remembered
i y many of the older resident of Mur
ray and vicinitv. T! t old Cole hur:ie-
-tead v. h
ere
!
!e. was tid! n va
Provinces." Outdoor service at S:h)
if weather permits, if not, il will he
in the church. Subject of evening
sermon. "The Mocker, Strong Drink."
him
invite you to worship
a number of vears and sold bv
when lie moved to )vg.m:
'"Harry H. Co'e died at hi.-: hone in
this city at 12 a. m. this morning after
a prolonged illness, lie had returned
the Sunday before with his wife from
We cordially
with us.
Kay Henry, who was quite, pain-i the mountains, where he had gone
fully injured last Friday by a horse j with the hope C improving his health,
tramping upon him, was taken to j "Hai ry E. C-ie was born on a farm
Omaha Sunday morning, where an X-n-ar Plat1 .-mouth. C;i county. Neb.,
ray was used in the location of i.-.- j November 1. 101. He married .My in
juries. He was found to be getting tie I J. llichnrdson T. binary 10.
nlnm- TiieoK- :,n1 tho inin"i,s will v.at ' With his family he moved to Ore von
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DIVIDE FOES
1 WEOOE
Advances Has Practically Separated
German and Ausstiian Forces
in East.
We Would
i?" the move-
enveloping
prove of a rerious nature. He was
crushed and bruised about the should-
er and chest. j
The Murray Library Association j
met last Tuesday evening and trans-1
acted the business for the month. The
issocintion is in better condition at)
i-,vic-mt tir,( Tn-.in .-nr lwfi,v "fit '
will soon celebrate the fointh anni
versary of its existence. It h:is nia'V
i rapid pr:nvth, and h.as be n of
rrcat service to the people of Muv-
jy and. cr,r.jm'.i'ii'y.
Sirs. W. E. Dull was vis-ting with!
"riends and relatives in Omaha thi
veck.
in 1s:j7,
at i -1
Ha'.sev. wlieie
Petrogiad, Aug. li. The Russian
wedge separating the Austrian and j
(lei man forces was thrust forward
still further today. Not only has the
separation been virtually accom
plished but today unofficial advices
indicated lauid in-oress o
rncnt from th south
Kovel. j
Military experts lure believed that
the terminus of the one remaining j
railroad line to Lemberg at Stojanof j
had probably fallen before the ad-j
vance northwest of IJrody. I
Prodv s eaoture e.ave the czars;
foices commaivl of the terminus of
the main tap line.
Utilization of the railroad lines in
Calieia will greatly aid the Russian
advance. .Flood., -till are hampering
operations.
they remained two years. The' then
mile norihwe-t
there until thev
moeou to a .';.rn: om
of Woodburn and live-
moved to thi-? city, where
i until calleM tiy :e-.tn
I was in the furrMture
' J i arrv v ole was
French (Iain in West.
Paris, Aug. 2. French onslaughts
' have won additional ground from the
Idtrmans both i-ortii and south of the
jbar.d end
fat he;-, a
cm ei :iu '!isi..-ii!"i!,
!f:rmed many ;.ct;
! always r oly to h. !
i 1 ? . 1' a--:-tance. ;.n i
e li
I'or a time
;usiiu'ss lie-re
:i devoted
of.l
: i .1 i mum' '.:e
(-mme, r.icoiiiing to the official com-
toi'.ay.
A small German gain after many
unsucces. ful attacks with asphyxiat-
ing gas was admitte;! m auxnapier
JOHN SAIUIENT DRONSON.
man,
who h.'.d p"-
!-.ird;T.--s, was
vlier i.e coubi
li who knew him
No nth er i i i:"'s
c"i-T,'.!Pity w;:-: r.i' "'.' liiizhlv respected
and eteemcl and his. dath is :nc-ttrn-d
by all. He wa- ;i rr.em'n r - Yom!
luvii Lodge No. A. F. A A. M..
were
OMwc-.oil. lut tlie enemy s losses were
s:-.!,i to be heavy. One Jiur.c.re-.t pn.-on-;
r were taken.
"North of the Somrne we captured
' a pw.-erful f-rtified xrk between
lb m r.nd Monai ihe statement d.e-
: "SiVII 1 (O t M.- SilTt'llli' W (:-
(Jerman xv nch northwest of
several.
-r.e west of
ive:rrreen
Modern
John Sargent Uron.-on was born
Februaiy 12. l.S5S. iji Elizabeth Lawn,
Essex county. New York, at the a'. e
jf 14 years he removed with 'lis par
jnts to Johnson ciunty, Kansas,
where he lesuieu tor live years, ami I ,.p ;pj, c.n xvh"ir.
it the age of 10 years he came to the 'n
:on;e oi his uiicjC, it. t . I alK.u, ue:u
Murray, Neb. In early manhood K
Cliapte
WoM'i men.
Civ.otev.
'There i ve
vv sons. V," illard
w;l! also !i
No.
ird
t t
o. i:.
e t it: e
a rei :
:nicd
en seou it. iinpriso::!.':,:
"in the Champagne
Aub ivi -,
fe..ces car
.1
Russia
ed Jim
1 1
t'connais.-ance
mited with the Christian c'lUieh at
Rock Creek. He was married to Mis
Voir. Stratten November lo, He
died in the Presbyterian hospital in
Omaha on July J7. The funeral ser
vices were held in Murray at the
Christian church by the Rev. W. A.
Taylor, of Union, conducting the ser
vices, and the remains were laid to
rest in the Young cemetery on Satur
day, July L(:. He leaves a wife and
one sister, .Mrs. .J. A. liatche
Murray, to mouin his !os.
Oi
First Ilirthdav Anniversary
Li'st Sunday was the fwst anniver
sary of little Richard Frederick Rren
!el. the HUlo son of Dr. and Mrs. J.
T". P.rendel. and in honor of the ocea
ion there were quite a number of the
relatives and friends of the family
invited in to spend the day. It was a
pleasant day for all those in atten
dance and even the little lad in whoso
honor the occasion was given seemed
to take the same pleasure in the day.
Those present were Dr. and Mrs. IJ.
F. Rrendel. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. R ron
del, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Prendel. of
Avoca. Miss Selm i Mai piardt. Mrs.
Jameson and tw-o daughters, Mary and
Grace, Mrs. Bessie Seybolt, A. L.
Baker and daughter, Opha, Win.
Barker and Lowell Parr.
n a. widow .-Td
, and .1. (lilbert.
rc'VH r.'d'L red by nv.ny
mi.
"The fun?ral wi!! b
'.vpi.-es a'-.,! vvi. i will be in the
Saturday a f: ernooP
Interment will be at
:;o;m .rcn man oetaciun
i';:'(r:
On the Sommt
id dispersed
at the point
a (ler-
of the
"!io loveu
under .Masorm'
iasenic
Belle Pas .i."
Tern pie
f' nt, the commi'iie
said, there were thirty-three aerial
combats by French airmen over the
(it-rnmn lines. One vlerman ai'Voplan?.
attacl-.td by two Nicuports. fell in
ime. l-ou.teen other Lieiman ma
ine weie ob'igod to land badly
maged.
fh
eh,
TO CALL THE ATTEP3TSON
of our customers and friends to the
fact that we can sell you the Old
Reliable Stag Gaug Plows as long
as they last at the old prices, but
will be compelled to' advance the
price as soon as our present stock is
sold out. We can still show you
some bargains in Wagons, Gas En
gines, Power Washers, Oil Stoves
and Ranges. Come in and let us
convince you.
Yours for business,
MURRAY
re AND
iiTipie
snoot Co.,
MURRAY, NEBRASKA
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
I own the following properties
which are for sale:
One six-room brick house on Fifth
street between Marble and Rock
streets. City water and electric lights.
One six-room frame house on cor
ner of Oak and Seventh streets. Elec
tric lisrhts. well and cistern.
One building lot on Oak street be
tween Sevt nth and Fiehth streets.
Nine room residence, in the best of
condition and everything well kept
up. Will be sold cheap and on terms.
Call Mrs. Dora Moore, telephone
459-J. tfd.
Joshua Andrews and wife wero
among those going to Omaha this
morning to visit for the day in that
citv.
Read the Evening Journal. Only 10
rents a week.
One si::-room frame house in good
condition, gas, electric lights, city
water, located on Oak street between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
j jjMJBrxrMijjagK mi nwa
ma in nnmamama
If ycu are interested call at my
office. A. L. Tidd.
Office over First National Bank.
7-2S-2vkd.
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT.
WOMEN'S
STRAP SLIPPERS
RECEIVES NOTICE OF PATENT
it J JIIJTnMATJP P.hP TPP1 c'ou,t :u;,! rk'r'' completely
AU AUIJlJi.SflU UHIS !LJ I demolished Oerman trendies wero oc-
Il-.rlin Admiis Smr.II I.rs.
Uerlin. Aug. 2. Repulse of all alli
ed attacks on the Fh'.aders front, ex
cept c:i the high road between Mari-
From WVilneswav's Dal1. v.
.lelin (i. Clau.
e: i X"I not ie
j r. nt it:
mint foi
i roia
: ;r M lt:'te?"'t !
an aut'Mimtic
of thi- coy has re-
liipjten t;f the
. ; 'm gove: :
extension eai1
CEMETERY NOTICE
All persons interested in the Young
cemetery are requested to meet at the
cemetery on Wednesday, August !,
at one o'clock p. ni., for the purpose
of cleaning up the yard and making
other needed repairs.
By Order of Committee.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the kind friends and neigh
bors who so lovingly assisted us in
our hour of sorrow.
Mrs. J. S. Bronson.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Hatchott and
Family.
FOR SALE One second-handed Ford
car in good shape and one Overlain!
car. Prices right. Call on W. W.
Wasley.
stop. This is -i piojeet epf i
Mi. Claus ha- been wori i
t:me and h:n at hist so
'.tent a pro.. 'it ion fi r h
'ike patent stop is om' dt Mgned for
t se on railroa 1 cars and 1 :v the a !
vantage of giving a gnat deal more
comfort to the persons aligning from
:i railroad conch than t'.io e that are
in use at pro-e-rt. They are made so
that when no-; in u--e they can be
drawn up ant j.naticallv -vvA be ou',
of the way im'll it is de-ircd to use
ivM-m when 'hey can be release.! and
dropped down for the use of the per
s. ns alighting f'ora the car.
copied, was announced by the war of
fice todav.
whi-!.
for some
co ia the
: , : . .
'lit. i . I i v' l L. j
Haig Reports (Jains.
London. Aug. '2. IJritish troops are
still grappling in hand-to-hand com
bat with the (fc,-m:ins around I
r'ieres. but are gaining, according X
(leneral Doughis IL'ig's report from
I the front today.
The Ibitsh commander-in-chief said
additional progress had been made
c:i-i oi
Remember ths Journal carries the
finest line of stationery in town, and
can please all in this line of goods.
STATE TREASURER ADOS
$242,800 TO SCHOOL
INVESTMENT FUND
HOUSE for rent after September 1.
Inquire of Mrs. Julia Dwyer.
8-3-tfd.
FOR SALE My property on Granite
St., between Fifth and Sixth Sts.
Inquire of Mrs. Julia Dwyer.
8-3-lmod&w.
Rerncmberthe picture
show at the Puis &
Gansemer Hall Satur
day evening.
arber
HOTEL RILEY
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
First-Class" Service y
Only Public Bath f
IN THE CITY f
Shoe Shining and X
Porter Service.
The successful physician treats his
patients with medicine that is all
medicine pure, clean, exact, palat
able. Such a preparation is Triner's
Arneiican Kiixir of Bitter Wine,
which has an agreeable bitter taste
and consists of bitter herbs and pure
red wine. It is very helpful in all
conditions in which it is necessary to
remove, from the body, all waste mat
ter and also when the body needs new
strength and energy. In many ail
ments of the stomach, the bowels ami
the liver, this remedy gives a speedy
relief. It is indicated in constipation,
distiess after meals, weakness, ner
vousness, poverty of blood and will
increase your appetite and disrestion.
Price 81.00. At drug stores. Jos.
Tiiner, Manufacturing Chemist. 13H3
133i) So. Ashland Ave., Chicago, 111.
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Yes, Madam, you can get a good
looking, good fitting, durable
and stylish pair cf strap slippers
for Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
better possible, than you im
agine. That is you can get
them, if you come here for them.
Leathers in Dull Kid and
Pat Colt two, three and
four straps; high or low
heels; medium and wide
toes.
The demand for Triner's Liniment
is growing which shows that it works
to liv? satisfaction of our friend.:. It
if. great in rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains and swellings. Price 2)C ad
f0e, by mail 3re and 00c.
For regular action of the bowel-;
easy, natural movements, relief of
constipation, try Doan's Regulets. 2oc
at all drug stores.
Always expect lo find the best
shoes, at reasonable prices, here
and you'll never meet with a
disappointment.
Fetzer Shoe Co.
White Parade Pumps
-1fim-ra---n-i n -
Shop j
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Lincoln. Nub., Aug. 2. State Treas
urer O'eorgo E. Hall added another
S-2i"2.Sv'0 to the permanent school fundi
investment in Nebraska during July,
according to his monthly statement.
There is still about $85,000 on hand
to invest.
The balance of funds on July 31, as
a permanent school investment was
i0.7T-l,3!S.33 as compared with i?0.
5S8. 177.05 a month ago.
The cash on hand is $1,757,091.21,
which includes cash on deposit, $1,-7-1
D 301.77; normal school warrants
field as cash. 5.831. and a Johnson
county warrant for $2,500.
During July .',711 warrants were is
sued by State Auditor Smith, amount
ing to !?7tS,8 17.55, making the total
state warrants during the last seven
months $3,2C6,00 1.55. j
The largest item was $13S.77S.S4j
from the temporary school fund fori
the semi-annual school apportion
ment to the ninety-three counties of!
the state.
TPs
lee
Kim.
of Clothes
THAT WILL KEEP YOU COOL!
Tel. 200 three ring's
I Shellenbarger & Atkinson,
X PROPRIETORS
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles have yielded to Doan's
Ointment. 50c at all drug stores.
Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping
Water wak in the city today attending
to a few matters of importance at the
court house.
Men's B. V. 1). Union Suits $1.00
Porosknit " tl 1-00
Springtex " " 1.00
Chalmers 4 4 4 4 50
Also Boy?s 44 41 50
Union All's for men and boys, prices ranging
from Sl.00 to 2.l5
ASso a complete line of IVScn's and Boy's
Dress, Work and Sport Shirts at
prices that are right.
PoIs&
Gansemer,
Murray,
Nebraska.
