The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, October 05, 1916, Page PAGE 6, Image 6
f-WTrT'WtlliilM' PAGE e. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAK. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1916 J..-:- 2-KK-2 . t t Murray Department Prepared in the Interest of the People Look Ahea d! Be Independen When You Grow A goodly sum of money in bank is a source of comfort in one's declin ing years. Yon are young and vigorous and full of energy today. Yon are mak ing good money. Things may not always be so rosy. PLAN TO DEPOSIT A CERTAIN SUM EVERY WEEK IN THE BANK. A Bank Book Is Your Best Friend Four per cent interest on time deposits. Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law. MURRAY STATE SANK For Insurance of all kinds see J. W. Holmes. Frank Yallery was a Plattsmouth visitor Monday. Mrs. Wolf is spending the week with her daughter. Mrs. Cook. Mr. nd Mi". Edmunds were Platts mouth visitors last Monday. Mrs. Eliza Younir was a Plaits mouth visitor one day this week. OfTer $100.00 for your car if stolen, if you are insured by .J. V. Holmes. Miss Mararre Walker was a Platts mouth isitor op Monday of this wee!:. Mrs. J. A. Walker has been num lerei with the sick for the past few days. For Sale Three thoroughbred Dr.r KJerey males and one rilt. See Chester Shrader or H. C. Lon. There was a lare number of Mur ray people in attendance at the pro Men weddinp; at the Giimour home Monday. Cha. Carroil went down to Weer ir.; Water iast Saturday, remaining over Sunday with his son. Ern, and returned heme Monday. John Lloyd met with a very pain ful accident Thursday while hauling hoys to Xehawka. He fell from the wagon and injured his limb. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tigner are the proud and happy parents of a f.ne new baby boy that arrived at their home Thursday. September 2S. Rex Young is building a sunshine hog house, 20x40 on his farm east of Murray. The sunshine house seems to be the practical one for this locality. Albert Young and his helpers are do ing the work. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barrows, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Boedeker, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sans, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Sans drove down to Nebraska City Sunday, taking their dinner and spending the day in Morton Park. or Cream Whip! 5c SPECIAL 5c a This article usually sells at 15c, but as a leader, wo are offering them at 5c each. We have just placed in stock 250 dozen Shucking Mittens AND GLOVES! Extra heavy knap, well made, nothing better to be found on the market $1.10 PER DOZEN Miatt & Tutt, MURRAY, of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers & t ' -Ta-VSi-; BAN I ?v L. D. Hiatt was a Plattsmouth vis itor Wednesday afternoon. Will Seybolt and Will Burger were Omaha visitors last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith were Nebraska City visitors last SW.day. (..'ecn Piggott and Will Fight wen Omaha v liters Ttie.-day of this wee!;. Murray has been, well at the Ak-Sar-Ik-n in represented Omaha this I week. T'.Iis Laura Pul was an Orcal.; itor last Fridav. returning heme vis-?at- urday morning. E. S. Tutt was looking after some ;natters of business in the county seat Thu rsday morn ing. A. L. Baker, Dr. I. F. Brendel. Warren Wiley and Chas. Reed were Omaha visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Phi'pot and Ben Xoell were Omaha visitors last Wednesday of this week. C. M. Young, of Union, bought one of the Oldham Hr. roc's la.-L Saturday to be placed at the head of his herd. Mrs. L. D. Hiatt was a Plattsmouth visitor Tuesday day, a guest at ever.mg ant I Wed, us- the borne of her par- ents. Born to Mr. and Mis. Will Cook on Wednesday of last week, a baby boy. The mother and little one are doing nicely. L. H. Puis went to Omaha last Fri day and returned with a fine new 1917 model Yelie car. It is a dandy, and one he will no doubt sell a great mat-y of during the coming season. Bert Young departed Tuesday of this week for Chicago, where he will enter the medical school for his final course in medicine; at the completion of which he will be ready for the piM-tice of medicine, a full Hedged M D. He will then be locking for a place to hang out his shingle. NEBRASKA W. P. Ilutcheson and family were iMattsmouth visitors Saturday. John Hobschidt and family were '.Itending church at Plattsmouth Sun day. W. R. Good and wife were Platts mouth visitors last Saturday after noon. Peter Campbell 'and family were Plattsmouth visitors Saturday after :oon. Frank Dugay and Miss Henrietta Creamer, were Plattsmouth visitors Saturday. Lee Kniss and mother were Omaha visitors Wednesday evening taking in the big parade. Mrs. J no. Farris was called to Syracuse Monday by the serious ill ness of a small nephew. Albert Lillie. of Plattsmouth, was looking after some matters of busi ness in Murray Wednesday. Ted Barrows and Glen Boedker will make a business trip to the western part of the state the latter part of the week. Walt Minniear was down to Xe hawka Tuesday for a load of apples and cider at the great Pollard or chards. Mrs. W. S. Smith and James Holmes were Omaha visitors Wednesday, the trip being made in the car of Mr. Smith's. Win. Renner, who has been quite ill for the past few days, has been gain ing strength and able to be up and around again. Harry Creamer and wife went to Omaha Saturday where their little daughter Eleanor is being cared for by a specialist. Walter Sans and wife attended "Septem'cer Morn" at the Parmcle Saturday nie.hr. Wm. Puis. Dr. Gilmoie, Elmer Ilall strom. Ed. Tutt and Chas. Good at- tnr.ilwl tho crw.iki'rMr i"n I!!ittcmn:i1l, Tuesday even:ng Mrs. Charles Tracy, of Plainview, ar?ied here Tuesday morning and will do some dessmaking in and around .Murray for a few weeks. Frank Moore sure made a great haul in the honey line this week, hav ing a supply of about SOU pounds that he took from the bees a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rice and daught er. Miss Esther, attended the Frontier day at Syracuse la.se Saturday, being driven there via the auto route by J. B. Seybok. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Massie and Mr. and Mrs. (J rover Hoback, from near Xehawka, were Murray visitors last Sunday, guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. II. Gilmoie. Tom Smith, road overseer for the western part of this district, has been doing some excellent work on the roads leading west from Murray. In places where they are narrow he is widening them and otherwise mak ing great improvements. All members of the Murray Wood man camp are invited to Plattsmouth Wednesday night, at which time the home camp expect to have a num ber in the class that will be taken into the order on that night. All mem bers are requested to be in attendance. W. P.. Good closed a deal this week whereby he becomes the owner of the Frank Rhodon farm of eighty acres, east of Murray, having purchased the same from Harry Reed, of Weeping Water. This is one of the good farms of this locality. Gussie Pullen has the place rented for the coming year. There was a large crowd at the Puis & Gansemer moving picture show last Saturday evening to see the opening episode of "Peg O' The Ring." They were all well pleased with the new picture, which is very in teresting and exciting. The second episode will be given on next Satur day evening:. W. P. Cook, who bought the M. G. Churchhill barber shop a few weeks ago, has, through the rustling quali ties of our real estate man, Frank Val lery, sold the shop to John Weslik, the proprietor of the other shop. The contents of the shop have been moved to the shop of the new owner. Mr. Cook returned to Plattsmouth the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richter and daughters, Mrs. Frank Mrasek and Miss Nettie Richter and two little grandsons, Joseph and Charley, twin sons of the triplets born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Richter about four months ago, were in the city Wednes day afternoon and paid the Journal office a brief call. The two remaining little boys are at this time doing nicely and seem to be gaining strength and growing. Joseph now weighs nine pounds and Charley eleven. If any of the rpadfrs of the Journal know of any social event or item of interest tn this vicinity, and will mail same to this offire. It, will ap pear tinder this headinp. We want all uewsitems Koixon Miss Etta Nickels was transacting business in Union last Monday. R. R. Xickles was looking after business in Plattsmouth Saturday. Miss Cleonia Farris has been listed with the sick for the past few days. John Farris and wife spent Sunday with the Schaffer family west of Mur ray. Frank Schlichtemeir shipped a car of hogs to the South Omaha market Tuesday. Homer Shrader and family were guests of Geo. Shrader and family Sunday. John Hendricks and family were calling on the Plattsmouth merchants Saturday a fternoon. Burton Young left Monday for Chicago where he will take up the study of medicine again. Mrs. Floyd Chalfant of Burwell. Neb., arrived Saturday for an ex tended visit with relatives and friends. Frank Campbell and wife and son Fred and Mrs. R. II. Fitch spent Sun day with John Fitch and family near Xehawka. : G. S. Ray and wife went to Wood River, Xeb., Saturday morning where they will visit with their daughter, Mrs. Glen Thompson. Mrs. Lulu Loughridge. who has held a position as nurse at the Van Tine home in Otoe county, for the past thirteen months, has returned to Mur ray and is now in a position to ac cept calls from those who might be in need of her services. Go to Sunday School and Remain for Church day will be observed at at the Christian church next Sunday. We are looking for a large attendance not only of the children but the par ents also. Promotion day was ob served in the Bible school last Sunday and the little folks were delighted with their diplomas. The sermons topics next Sunday will be, "We Would See Jesus," and "The First Martyr."' The Carter Oil Co., of Tulsa, Okla., are still doing business in this local ity, and their representative is now busy making land leases for oil pur poses. He has leased over 1,000 acres this week and is paying the first year lease money, 50c per acre, in advance. This company is certainly meeting the land owners with a fair proposi tion, ami they do not want any as sistance in making their search and drilling for oil. They will accept leases on many thousands, of acres in this manner. STRAY HOG TAKEN UP Red hog with split in right ear has been taken up and is now at my place. The owner may have san.e by calling and paying for the advertisement and damages. Ray Davis. Murray. If you have anything for sale adver tise in the Journal. CASTOR SA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of 61 -AT MURRAY - "Peg 0' the Ring" the second episode of this great serial. M ft it Love Laughs at Dyspepsia " an Imp comedy Potts Bungle Again a one reel Nestor comedy PULS & GANSEMER Saturday Evening, Show Starts at 8:30 Sharp mimM n m mm mm ar a n mm k i fit: MNUtf lib UNION. Ledger. W. B. Banning left for Kansas City Friday night to look after some busi ness for the Keystone Pipe company. Dave LaRue, George Stites and Dave Eaton, left for Colorado to look over the country Tuesday morning. Len Crawford is taking the piace of Dave LaRue in the blacksmith shop during the latter's absence. While Clyde Lynde was away kill ing big game his father traded oft" the famous mule team he had, and in their place Clyde found a real sorrel driving team. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pauly of Doug las, Xeb.; Mrs. H. A. Dutter and daughter, Mrs. Dungan, of Lincoln, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young la:-.t week. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Strait and their daughter, Miss Carl McSpadden of Hamburg, la., visited at the homes of J. E. McCarroil and Ed Young the latter part of last week. Rev. W. A. Taylor has received word from the state chairman. Aid rich, at Elmwood, that he has been selected to lead the devotional exer cises of the Sunday school convention to be held at M unlock on the li'th and 20th of October. John Lidgett brought to this office the latter part cf the week some sam ples of good yellow corn. When we asked John what kind of corn it was he said, "Just common everyday good field corn." So we refraned from ask ing further questions. Mrs. Arthur Ccpenhaven won the piano that was given away by the R. II. Frans store last Saturday after noon. To be sure that the deal was pulled oif fair and square a commit tee of disinterested people was chosen and Daniel Reynolds, a son of James Reynolds, did the drawing. It was decided that the tenth number drawn from the hat would win the piano and it was number 007700, held by Mrs. Copenhaver, living southeast of here. And it was by will appreciate It as niano in her home. won by one who the ladv had no ELMWOOD. Leader-Echo. : Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stone went to Xehawka on Monday on account o the sickness of Mr. Stone's father, J M. Stone. Fannie Eidman of Pekin, 111., is visiting the Lloyd Eidenmiller, John Eidenmilier and Will Nickels. This is her first trip to Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, from Pekin 111., have been visiting Mrs. Bailey's sister, Mrs. Geo. Stoc-hr and family. Yv". C. Bums is visiting at the home of Geo. Nickel. Mr. Burns resides at Albany, Ore., and is a brother of Mr Nickel. J. C. Meislnger, wife and family, and G. II. Meisinger and wife mo tored from Plattsmouth last week and visited with George Stoehr and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Go bo- lett on Saturday afternoon in their car for Kansas Citv, where they will visit for a few days with friends and relatives On Mondav Otto Stubenbeck, shipped a carload of hogs; Marion Mc Crorv a carload of cattle and Grant Crandell a carload of cattle and hogs to the Omaha market. Mr. and to I Mrs. 15. 1. (dements were callei 'eru on last I Imrsuay oy the illness of their son, Vernon. II is some better but not able to return to take up his school work as yet. Herman Dettman returned on Sat urday from a week's visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. Dettman at Imperial. Neb., in Chase county. He renoits cron prospects fine in that country this .year. John Morford has a regular guinea pig farm. He has now something like three dozen of them ami they are all colors, spotted, brown and white They are quite a sight and a curiosity to those who have seen them. Last Tuesday morning Guy Shrove got a sudden surprise. He happened to be near the gasoline engine used for the air compressor which was run ning and his overalls were drawn into the governor of the machine. The pant legs of two pairs of overalls and his underclothing were chewed off and his leg was skinned up some. He is fortunate that it was not worse for it hight have broken his leg. LOUISVILLE Courier J. R. Mayfield, wife and son, Ray mond, went to Broken Bow Tuesday HI - 1 evening and win visit tne rarmeie ranch. ase Burners What can you get more enjoyment and comfort out of than a ool Kase Jinrnur or Heater on those winter days that will soon be here? Wa can show you a complete line of Round Oak heaters, Monitor Base Burners and the Old Reliable Monarch Ranges, at prices that are absolutely right. While we handle other brands of stoves, we mention the above makes, as our choice of tho whole bunch, and we do not be lieve you can buy better stoves no matter what price you pay. Come in ;md look them over, then tell us. what you think. MURRAY Hardware am MURRAY, We are sorry to report that John' Group is on the sick list with a se vcie attack of yellow jaundice, which has kept him at home for almost two weeks. E. F. Steinhaus has accepted a po sition in the Ford factory at Omaha and moved his family to that city Wednesday. The best wishes of many Louisville friends go with them. Band Master Ed Schulhoff of the Louisville Boy Scouts' band, is plan ning for a band concert to be given at the opera house on Friday evening, November 3, to raise money for the purchase of uniforms for the band. Andy. Sehmarder, who was called home from the Philadelphia navy yards ten days ago to attend the fu neral of his brother, Fi-ed Sehmarder, who was drowned in the lake hero, returned to his post of duty Tuesday evening. Eugene Mayfield has purchased the dray and transfer business of Bowen Pres. at O'Neill, and will take charge October 1. He went out Monday morning to get acquainted with the trade and will move his family there this week. Mr. and Mrs. August Ossenkop left Thursday for their new home near Oconto, Xeb., where Mr. Ossenkop will have charge of a large stock and f.vain ranch. The Courier joins with their many Louisville friends in wish ing them success. Mrs. Alfred Goegiein and children who have been here for the past two weeks visiting with the former's sis ter, Mrs. Andrew Stohlman and fam ily, returned to their home at Will iamsburg, la., Wednesday. They were accompanied as far as Omaha by Mrs. Stohlman. Tom Parmele, August and George Ossenkop and Charles Heim get the tip the other day that a flock of ducks had stopped on the Platte for Drs. Mach 8l Riach, The Dentists The largest and best equipped dental offices in Omaha. Specialists in charge of all work. Lady attendant. Moderate FHce9. Porcelain fillings, just like tooth. Instruments carefully sterilised alter using. Send for free sample of Sani-Pyor Pyorrhea Treatment. 1 B WRITE FOR COOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS 3 DR. E. R. TARRY. k Complete Lin of loves for corn husking purposes. Also all kinds Husking Pegs. The kind of alarm clock that will wake you up. The Famous "Biff Ben" ALARM Let us order your Suit or Overcoat from Meyer A; Co., the house that guarantees a perfect fit, and we guarantee satisfaction or refund your money. Puis '& G Murray, and Heaters! implement Go., NEBRASKA SE&Sbf a feed of minnows and they went in pursuit. The boys say there were nineteen in the bunch and they got every one but two. Some shooting, eh? ANDREW F. STURM Candidate for STATE SENATOR Solicits Your Support No Mere I'ackaches for Her. Mrs. J. M. Gaskill, Etna Green, Ind., writes: "I suffered from severe back ache and sharp pains. I could not stcop over. Foley Kidney Pills gave me such relief that I cannot praise them too highly." 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