The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, March 08, 1917, Page PAGE 5, Image 5
n:t R!AY. MARCH S, 1317. ' PLATTSMOUTn SEMI-WEEK LY JOURNAL. Vr.K 7,. Mi irray Deo CXI tment JL. i'repared in the Interest of the People of Murray and" Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers If any of the readers of tbe Journal know of any social event or item of interest in this vicinity, and will mail same to tbis office, it will ap pear under this beadinz. Ve want all news items Editor v rT i FOX l Li Mitf ieoiinels of the Home There i!-- a deal of trJk on preparedness. L1Z YOIT mrPAEED? Tlds world is full of vicissitudes. You may in the bc:t cf health lousy, with ne prospects in business. There nay cc::.c a siee of illness. There may come a leas cf position. Be prepared. El art r. La r.k account. 1 " Account With Us Four per cent interest on thrye deposits. 0;ir deposits are nrotected by the State Guaranty Law. MURRAY STATE BANK .k; Graes was l:c-Il:r.,r con i Mr. ar.d Mrs. Jarvis Lancaster ' iic pa.-1 wi'iu. j h. v nidvwl to thei r iie"v he. vac south Y. :v Yaruv was a M u rri. v ! " ' Vn.nn. i.i u .'i o v' iiatiiav.ay we,' i Charier Schwab , hi- market i able eattle and hoes t. .Iir.i' rd v . - ; 11. ; 1 1 i - -Mor.d. ! Creamer t his week. no i-. ' t-.f sn.--'i: 1 or f Uie .-v Hi; n. Scinth'.y with home folk.-., j wo..d at 7"j per h.ad a; .k:r.K. II: :!K-k c 'tum my ''ini. v.-.v-n. M .irrav. i M;.-. John Her.drick "ere1 :i .Mi.: :v.v friends Wednc.--- j The ihtle folks ai U c h.r.e of .Mr. ar.d ""Mrs. Frar.K I.-Jlic have i,-er; on (."has. Schwab a)i a -L-!- ii.-: the pa- ;-.v. ta Nick Fried l ich, i.ee Fai l -'. John .: l '. t-'-r.i tneir oa none place to xw la.m iii Ot .t. county th:.- ' Kn,is aml ('- yi- -i'-''' "t-!V v-:th , . j Chual-.a visitors Tuesday, and u i.iie ia -ii c- ;,hat citv thev tot-k in t!ie horse sale. , . - . , ... I he trip was niaoe in . lcks J.eo. ak a. i,ip to Omaha in the . Maxwell Tuv.-dav of this Jackson de.-ires that the par!;. who lioiroued liis siep-laddei-. remov :n -j- it from his cal house witho-.:; liavinc asked pyi-riiission to d' se. would return it soon, as he has need of it. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ilan.-t-n. T :i t Mun ,;v. takmir rp tneir 1 , , , .1 v- ' n i I e;e to :::aKe a", fxi , !: :e... js:1 w i'u ' r.ee m the Act tie Connallv hoasj ' . . . , .... ' It)....; M-iiT.t-- ' r ::n A:-s. F ;im rauinad irac.s. ' . l!r.psCn and .Mr. and .Mrs. r ran.. - 'Is.:-. Mii-.f.-.d v. a vi.-itin.u: i.-e folks o Sunday, return- -eb ..j work in Lincoln . i:-.y ii ! vr.ip.'L'. . V". l'aik-. !:" ITr;..n. has niowd : I.. N'uuman. iee-pi e.-idc-nt of . I r.i-m State Dank, stopped in i ; Moore. f. . CI. a: lev Wolfe, who has keen su f- i uesday. ' . , , , , .e cni-oa( the couatv seat. Ti;e u-.r iiv.;-. at il;e I'uls . :"t i 1 -t i la.- r Thursday even- '.a- ';i ati nded. and a m.st '..: le tin-- wa had !y all. The ; v. ..s f-..;-r;i.-!ied hv the IIol'v i :.e I s' ;.'.i!i.-')cr i hv - prir-y hc--. -.'!- va. -i-. v'1: ar tiie' Ihus i i:a r hall -n Fi hhiy weninir 'f !:: -.. i It wa - tiie (.' .;.;er Quar tet' i i.ey :.-ave a ho-- j.j- trara. one t! . . !y ai nreei.it.d by ail p. The eoi.ii ;v ju-t closed was ' o m- ' s-'u-i. ul ever given ir: -I : y. aad ii is I'.oped that the ! - w i ! la. ve .tiie couraire to y !' ; : ;lie C'r.:ina- winter. " ' i ferirar with heart trouble for sopa.. lime was taken to the hospital in Omaha Monday, where the phy-ici.in-think that they can cure him, whi -h will be yood news to his many fiieivh. in this section. Thtre was quite a deification from Murray and vicinity going to I'latts-n-.outh Tuesday to meet with the county commissioners in regard to the cross-county road, one that cou'd be made permanent, running from Mur ray straight west. This is a move ment that should hae the support :" the entire county, as it will had up to good i-oads over the entire county. 1 Th ere were delegate? from Xehaw ka, We:, ping Water, Murd -ck and Mauley present. VBlM L Z r 7 TT; 5 i J, ire . is the- word for you and Sail Cand rubber bootc will pro tect your fcetarsd health when Spring rains come. It is a good time right now to pur chase good, clean, new stock. "Call Band" is the highest quality. SOLD BY - j MURRAY, NEBRASKA L. II. I'uls made a business trip to the count v seat Monday of this week. Wess 1 1 ill had a crew of men as sisting him in the word sawing stunt Monday. Schafer Ilros. shipped a car load of hogs to the South Omaha market Monday. For sale A lot cf block cotton v. G"d at 75c per load at my farm. James IJrown, Murnj. There was quite a number of Mur ray people i attendance at the Amick auction sale in l'lattsmouth last Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Boedeker, ac companied by Mrs. G. H. Gihnore and Mrs Elmer Boedeker drove to Omaha on Friday of last week Mrs. John (formally, from the west ern part of tiie state, is visiting with her many friends at the old home in and around Murrav tins week. John :ch."tnu md familv, who n nave been living m the 1 nil uniwn place, moved to Omaha last Saturday where they will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Drown and Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Puis were attend inir the auto show in Omaha last Thursday. They trip was made in the IJrown Velie car F. Humphrey, representing a horse 'omniission company of Kansas City, has been in Murray during the last few days and :t is his intention to buy a carload if possible. Word comes 1'rorn the Fr.iaaniK-l hospital in Omaha that Mi-. Wilson uettiag along very nicely at this. time. Mrs. Wilson and son, Albert, spent the day with him last Saturday. The building boom is on in Murray, ;uiJ you contractors will do well to .-oiisuit our genial station agent I'ettit ouring the next few days, if ou are looking for an up-to-date contract. Joe1 Barton, who has been confined lo his home for the past few days v. itn sickness, is reported about the same. The many friends h'-po that he will soon be able to be up and around again. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sans, Mr. and Mr.-. Ted Barrows and family, Mr. . rd Mrs. C. X. Bai rows, Mrs. W. T. Hutchinson, ?lrs. Jos. Sans, Mrs. Goggiil and daughter and Mrs. Will Oliver tof'l: dinrcr with Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Boedeker in Murray last Wed i a. day. am Xovik went out to Grant with Fiunk Vallery last week and. pur chased a half section of land near t:.at .":;... The deal was made th -oi:g'.-. "he Vallery & Cromwell agency. Sam will see at some good live wire fanner breaks out a i.ood portion of the land this spring. ()'i Wednesday evening of last week th home of .Mr. and -Mrs. Bex Young was the scene of a very pleas : nt gathering, whin some fifty of their friends gathered in to celebrate Mr.-. Young's birthday anniversary. At the usual hour dainty refresh ments were served, and a most ex cellent time was enjoyed by all. , There was quite a number of -My-uard and l'lattsmouth friends who came down to the Cameron Cathey home hist Friday evening for v few hours oh genuine good time, and thev sure had it. It was a sur- md Mrs. Cath but prise to .Mr. tiie" were not long ;n ircpanng .o show their mer'y visitors a royal go-xi time at that. Mr. and -Mr.-. C. X. Barrows, who moved from tiie roiihern part of the stale to M array a few weeks ago, have purchased 1 ts from Mr. Latta, in La t til's Second Addition to Murray, and will soon be in their own home again. The work has already been started for the erect im of a modern iit'le home for- them. More valuable additions to Min i ay. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Spiilt loaded their household goods this week and departed for their new home near Impel ial, Nebraska. Mr. Splitt pur chased a farm in that locality some time ago, and expects to make it his future home. "Bill"' leaves a host vl friends im.Cyss county who join with the Journal in wishing him all the success imaginable, and thai his every hope wilt be fully realized for the f'u I m e. The Missouri I'aei.'ie has been very liberal in .supply ine Murray with cars the past v tek. They set in five, all at one time, thus enabling the local elevators to load out 7500 bushels of corn. They are again loaded to thod top, anu the farmers have been torn j pclled to call a halt on the delivery, jit will require five cars per week for jtiie next six weeks to clean up the grain that is now in the elevators and contracted for, so let u have more cars. J. D. Butler is moving to Weeping Water this week. Glen Todd was visiting with home folks' over Sunday. Albert Young was a Plattsmouth visitor last Saturday. The little baby of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beverage has been sick this week. Mrs. W. E. Dull has been number ed with the sick for the past few . days. Misses Pauline and Fay Oldham were Plattsmouth visitors one even ing last week. A. E. Satchell, of Mynard, was vis iting with Murray friends Tuesday of this week. Lyle, the little son of Mrs. Ona Lawton, has been quite sick for the past few days. Young & Scotton have the con tract for the erection of Mr. Barrows', new residence. Miss Christina Metz, of Talmage, was visiting with Murray friends one day this week. The two children of Mr. and Mrs, Warren Wiley have been sick the past few days. Oliver Lloyd started his saw mill this week and will finish sawing the Dr. Hall lumber. The children of Mr. and Mrs. George Parks are numbered among the sick this week. Minford & Creamer shipped two cars of stock to the South Omaha market Monday evening. The Library Association and School dinner was a great success, netting them over $."'..". 00. Carl X'ickels, who has been working for Mrs. Asch, moved to the Taylor placeeast of Union, this week. J. J. Toman and family are moving from Plattsmouth to the farm lately vacated by Itobt Shrader and family. -Mr. and Mrs. Koch, of Council Bluffs, is moving to the Asch place, where Mr. Koch will work for Mrs. Asch. James, John and Fritz Tigner are moving to the Davis place this week, where they will farm the coming summer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0t, of Mem phis, Nebraska, made a brief visit with Murray friends and relatives one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Lutz were Plattsmouth visitors last Sunday, spending the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lutz. Miss Ermel Rich, of Louisville, has come to Murray to make her home for the present, and is assisting Mrs. Berger in the hotel work. Frank Dugay and Clarence Mason were in Omaha last Friday, and from there went on to Rosalie, where Frank will farm the coming season. The little baby of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Pitman has been quite sick for the past few days, suffering from a threatened attack of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barrows, of Omaha, came down last Thursday for a visit with their brother Ted Bar rows and family returning home Sat urday. Harry L. Creamer is numbered among the new auto owners of this vicinity, having purchased a Dodge Bros, car from John Gorder agency, in Plattsmouth this week. THE MOVIES -AT MURRAY - The 8th episode of "Liberty" in two reels "The Small Magnetic Hand!" a one reel drama "In Onion There Is Strength!" a one reel comedy of Vice and Dice? PULS & GAUSEHER HALL! Saturday Evening, Show Starts at 7:45 Sharp 1 I' - .ML 1 CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHIMES The attendance at the Bible .school Sunday was - the largest in several months. This was encourag ing to the faithful Superintendent ard teachers. May we have a large number present next Sunday. The subject of the morning dis course xrill be "A Conscience Free from Self-Condemnation" and the evening topic will be "A great Man but." OX CASH BASIS John and George Jenkins were in Murray for a few days last week visiting with friends and relatives. John is living at Rosalie, and George is attending auto school in Omaha. Mrs. Glen Perry, -who has been sick for the past few days, was taken to the Presbyterian hospital Monday of this week, where she will undergo a surgical operation within a few days. Fritz Henerich. of Plattsmouth. came down last Thursday for a brief visit with his daughter, Mis. L. D. Iliatt. lrs. Hiatt returned home with him, where she spent the night with her parents. ' United Presbyterian Notes The services next Sabbath will be Sabbath School at 10:00 A, . M. Preaching by the pastor at 11:00 A. M. and .7::j0 P. M. The members of the church are expected to attend these services in fulfillment of their obligations asmned when uniting with the church, and all others are invited to attend and will be made welcome. The Women's Missionary Socciety will meet Friday afternoon of this week with Mrs. Jackson at the parsonage. Commencing Monday, March 12th, the business of the Murray Garage will be placed on a strictly cash basis. This will include all merchandise, re pairs, gasoline and oils and all re pair work done on cars. In taking this step we believe that we will be in better position to serve our pa trons, giving them better service at more reasonable prices. These are the terms on which we buy all our goods and all business done by us will be upon that basis. We also wish to thank all our patrons for pr.st favors and trust that we may be able to continue our business relations upon this basis. THE MURRAY GARAGE. L. II. Puis, Proprietor. Cut This Out It is Worth Money. Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, enclose with oc to Foley & Co., 2833 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. Y'ou will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Sold everywhere. PURCHASES FINE NEW AUTO. From "Wednesday's Daily. Verner Perry of the vicinity of Wa bash, has become the owner of one of the fine new Paige "sixes," which he secured from W. E. Propst, the local agent. The Paige is one of the pleasing models of the season, and that secured by Mr. Perry is one of the latest make and has a forty horse power for traveling. The price of the car is $1,225, and will be much enjoyed by Mr. Perry and family during the coming summer months. FOR SALE. "00 acres, in Cass county, all lying within 3 miles of the city of Platts mouth. Price right for quick sale. Inquire of WT. E. Rosencrans. 3-l-tfd&w Offer .$100.00 for your car if btolun, if you are insured by J. W. Holmes. Stop! Look! Listen! You may need an Auctioneer if so 17. R. YOUNG s still in the ring You will find on the Murray Exchange. Reverse A!! Galls! SatisfactionGuaranteed Rates Reasonable Address N Plattsmouth, Nebraska Route No. 1 We have just received our Spring shipment of John Deere Farm Implements, consisting of the famous Model B three-lever disk, harrows, stag gang plows, No. S99 corn planters, two wheel listers. In fact everything that goes to make up the well known John Deere line. We also have in stock the Moline disk, harrows and Western Bell listers. We invite you to look our line over before buying. While prices have advanced rapidly in the last year, we were for tunate enough in buying early and for this reason can quote you prices on our goods that are right. The Hurray Hardware and Implement CO., Murray, Nebraska WILL TRY TO OUST STONE AS CHAIRMAN Members of Own Party to Disregard Senate Seniority Rule Hitch cock is in Line. Washington. D. C, March 7. A fight against re-electing W iliiam J. Stone to the chairmanship of the for eign relations committee will be made bv members cf his own party despite the seniority rule that has prevailed in such matters, according t a prom inent demociat, who was one of the leaders in the fight to pass the armed neutrality measure. The new senate cannot proceed to business until committees and chair manships have been selected. Senate Committee Continued. , Senator Kern, however, la-t Friday presented a resolution which was adopted, continuing the senate com mittees of the sixty-fourth congress during the present special session of the senate. Senator Owen c-!e:iay hj i that inasmuch as th.e sixty-fourth congress died Sunday, they could not in any way govern or even suggest rules for the new senate. Owen pointed out that the sixteen new members had every right to de mand a say. Coughing Tires the Old Hard winter couhs ere cry tiring to elderly people. They mean lost, of sleep, ' and they deplete the fctrtnth, lowef vi tality, weaken and wear out the tjitcm. Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs quickiy. It is a k'arijr"-d family raeuicitiw that con';rns no opi ates, rind is roted for its quick effect on co.a'is. colds, cr nip, bronhia! nr.r! In grippe coughs, im.l the chronic coufihs of c) -K rly p-or iv. J. IV Will' 'ir-8, Trprfpn, G:i.. ov r 73 r:.r o! 1 sa-. s: "1 u.fd i olty'i Ho.tcy ai d l ai lor jcars w;h the bes; anj urest re.ultt." I Oil SALE P.V ALL DEALERS. S(.!!; t"r Hitchcock, who ranks next to Sto a on i he f : cie.ii relations com mittee in r-eniority, will, it is bclieve-1. suecieo Stone a - chairman, should the hcht on Stone de ilop the strength mces-arv to oust him. SINGLE COM II REDS. LtaiS FOR HATCHING Am breeding from S-ott Covult".-. strain of Kids this year. "Only one breed;" SI. 'Jo per setting, by mail; 5 per KM, by express. Phone Platts mouth 4CJ1, W. 15. Porte:-. Mynard. Neb. :s-dw Offer 100.00 for your car if stolen, if you are insured by J. W. Ilolmi':;. Take advantage of our large stock and early buy ing, we will save you at least 2 'on every pair you purchase of us. We carry the three most celebrated lines, Viz: F. P. KIRKENDALL, THE HARLOW and NOYES-NORMAN SHOE CO. You will always find our grocery stock complete and of standard brands. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PRODUCE Puis & Gansemer Murray, Nebraska. Drs. Mach & CYiach, The Dentists The largest and best equipped dental offices in Omaha. Specialist In charge of all work. Lady attendant. Moderate Prices. Porcelain fillinji, just like tooth. Instrument carefully stern ueu a.ter using. Send for fbek sample 01 bani-fyor I'ycrrne ;reaiEea-.. 3rd Floor Paxton Dlock, OMAHA fpSlo FISTULA Pay After You Are Cured IlVi? A mild system of trsatment, th.it cures Piles, Fistnla artd Tthcr Rectal Diseases in a short time, without a surgical operation. No Chloroiorm Ether or other general acactnetic used- A cure puaranteed in every case ac cepted for treatment, ar.d no money lo be paid until cured. Write for book on Rectal diseasss. rnih. testimonials of prominent people who have been permanently cared. DR. TAKHY Da Cuildins Omaha. I