PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
PA .IE 3.
-THUKSDAY, APItIL 12, 1917.
C
Murray Department
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Ilcadcr3
EtCHVlKG TELlEPii
unari-fet HI I I II i 1 1 I lllll
After the
Honeymoon Start Right!
Yo-j:: married couples starting off on life's journey should open a
bank account at once. Ifctking makes more for independence than a bank
recount After it is once started you'll be surprised how it grows. It
gives ycung people a feeling of security.
Start With Us Today
Four per cent interest on time deposits.
Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law.
FsiSJiRRAY STATE BANK
OrTer li.0.00 for your ear if stolen,
if you are insured by J. W. Holmes.
II. J. Todd attended the horse sale
i". riatt.-mouth and purchased a new
i ; m.
F'-r sale A lot of block cotton
v i'd at 7"c per load at my f arm.
James Brown, Muitij.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barrows and
.Mrs. Philip Kcil motored to Omaha
Y"ed n e; da y mo rn : r. g.
Mrs. Margaret Brendel was visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jameson, the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Wood, of Minneapolis, is a
v.iest at the Yiila Asch farm this
iek. a friend and most welcome vis
itor of Mrs. Asch.
. . Farm hands are going to be scarce
in this community the coming sum
r.A r. owing to so many young men
enlisting in the army.
Word fiv-m Weeping Water states
that both Mr. and Mrs. M. Hiatt are
j.ihe .-iek at the home of their daugh
t :. Mr. and .Mr,. A. M. Cole.
, , , , , . . -
ie.vyer 1 odd has been suffering fori
, ,A, . ,
t:.e juist lew aays with a sore hand, !
, , ., , . , . i,
iece:ved wh.ne cranking his auto. !
I v u i . i l e uu;a iu i Lin Liie wrong
T .
av.
Frank Vailery was in Plattsmouth
vNeuneaj anu inursuay ot this .
we.h. loaumg out a large tractor
t ' att vent to Perkins county, where
i- will be put into service in break
ing out land.
-a ke Minniear while engaged in
t leva ling dirt from under the resi
a;.cv i f S. G. Latta, where they are
enlarging the basement for the in-.-tallation
of a heating plant, was
caught in the elevator Tuesday. His
-' "i were torn from his feet, also
:. ja;tion of his clothing was torn
1 on-, hi- body, but with the exception
of a fe-'- minor bruises lie was not
h .: d. It was indeed a narrow es
.:.j'C from .-erious injuries.
Show Your
ALL SIZES
5g a Dozen
iatt
MURRAY,
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III II I i I
L. II. Puis motored to Omaha
Thursday of this 'week.
OrTer $100.0u for your car if stolen,
if you are insured by J. W. Holmes.
Porn to Mr. and Mrs. Iloenecker.
on Monday morning, April i'th, a baby
girl
There has been a mir.-strel sh w in
Murray all this week, at the Puis &
Ganserr.er hall
Miss Margie Walker was visiting in
Plattsmouth for a few days the past
week, a guest at the II. N. Dovey
home.
There has been about fifteen young
men in the community that have al
ready enlisted in the army, and many
more are coming.
Willis Gilmore, of Custer county,
was in Murray Tuesday of this week,
visiting at the home of his cousin,
Dr. and Mrs. G. II. Gilmore.
Mrs. G. II Gilmore and Mr. and i
Mrs. Philip Trisch were in Omaha
T"' t it r i t .
'.' - ,T V i
new niaiiu iui -u i anu fa-, iiitcii.
I . .ai ieai....e i.u- oeen aa .a i ; v ,i.
Mrs. Chas. Lngelkemeier, who ha-', r , , . - . , . .,
, . ! t ? oi a great (.era . uaei e.-t to U.e
been in Plattsmouth since leaving the; r . . ,
... . .' neop.e ot Mur.av an-i v;ea;av.
hospital a few weeks ago, returned i", . . , ,."
to her home west of Murray Tuesday .
of this week.
The Ladies Aid Soeietv will be en-
tertaired on Wednesday afternoon,
April ISth, by Mrs. White. Mrs. Wiley ( contests, a ladii s' nati driving cor.te i.
and Mrs. Gapen at the home of Mrs. a men's nail driving contest and r.
White in Murray. j diamond ring con' est. In addition to
The Bazaar given by the Ladies 'these features there will be the rcg-
Aid Society last Saturday was pretty' u!ar program of movLs. i-a'u-iing
well attended, even though the ' tTe 14 of "I.ib.-rty" in two reels,
weather was very bad and stormy. I 'Iii-'i wn Nemisls' a Ne-a.- cm-.'-i;-j
The ladies netted about S43.00. i
I
L. II. Puis lias been engaged in;
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iew iays. i nis oui ouuaing nas :
l-i. n n n t Vfri it 111 fnwn nil will i
J . . , ,
mae a j;ivii iimj) i o ciuviit jien
completely torn away.
Patriotism
to SI.
Tutt
NEBRASKA
Adam Schafer autoe,! to Platts-
mouth Tuesday of tiiio week. i
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Worl have been suj.rerinjr with pneu- V"
monia for the past few iay
lia for the past few iays. .
Ve are indeed sorrv to learn that
our old friend J. A. Walker has bten
feeling quite poorly for the pat few
days. !
Mrs. Lulu Louirhridge, who has :
been employed as nurse at the Frank
Kendall home for the past iew .
weeks returned home Tuesday.
decided ir:iinvemetts ir. ids farm ,
residence, west of Murray. It will
be made modern throughout in every j
particular. Young & Scottoii are do- j
;-r tKt-. v-o-k ;
Nellie, the daughter : Mrs. Jennie;
Rhoden. who has been making her i
bten quite sick for the pa.-t week at
... . c-. t . ...! . ,'r., ,
4.11V. ..III . .J 'l j'n.n...H., . - - '
with diptiieiia. Dr. Gil more was cai-I
i i ... i. . t ..... ? . . - I.. : . . .. ,i- !
leu iu t-ee uer .uuinki ti ua t-tr..
D. C. Rhoden went to Omaha '
Monday morning for the )urpo.-e o
consulting a sitecialist in regard t
r. . i i i-.ii n-ii'iiiixi' it.
his eyes that have been, giving him. a'
gi eat ileal of trouble for the na.-t '.
few months. The specialist gave him'
considerable encouragement as t'.':" v (':-:- ni ;"''' 1 --timate of th.
future lelief which wiil be g..-od r.e '
Don's manv fiie:
CHRISTIAN CilFRCii ClilMKS
I?ib!e school at !' a. in. P:e
and co!j:munion at 11 a. m.
German tonic "t h.ri.-t's La.-'
arch-'
i
S:.:,-'
ing Orders."
L Vesper servi-ee at 7 :.: p. tn. Sai-
ject "A Womai! Who Did Her Ue.-l.'
Tids is a special .-erm' p. to t'ne voting
ir.uies of the community. '
Ti;e Ladies Aid Society will iioid a
bake sale at the drug -tre ea.-i: St-
urday afternoon. Come and . et your
unclav uinner.
EIGHT MILK GKOVH
Next Sunday afternoon at High; ;
Miie (irove the sen ices w :.i be ,
usual. Sunday Sch.oo! at p. m.
Preaching service at :'!' p. m. 'I h.t
sermon topic will be "Progressive
Cosmopolitan:--in" o - "The r;an of
God a Citizen of the Wo. Id."
SPECIAL AT PICTFRE SHOW.
.: ;hr picture how thi
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which wii! include six --"Ion. iid
v.-.ai wrath.
In a iditi' u l
the company will hold thiee snal
-n'J ln' Moving hmger. . R-;-
ilr:;mr. T'io ! Irc fr tl n r-'-s
. . ' " ' . ,' .,- ,
ercrtainmrnt wall te 1 ;vnd au.
i v.-ell worth the n-u.-o a- a i- a ..now
that one cannot rdlord to m.-.-
i
Itching ruh-s prcvoke I : "unit v but
,... i ,
i y - c ii. . t:ii l IK iii't .ii.'.:;. i " .! a .
Ointment is recommended f .; itching,
bleeding or protruding pile.-. -0c at
any drug store.
TOR SALE OR TRADE.
! , Th" : hove !nde.-; sona- v. o pul-
j IfO acres of , ,,., o niil'-s fiomtb 'n-d hi-t vad-, but a this seemed
; Baldwin, Mich., in Led. o ('....:; r. mi Fes j rea; c" co-rect. wc incluied all thoe
j from railroad station. Price 1, -". j vi-itcd; he. -id-s t'nese we luive from
i Address Louis S'ava, Plattsmouth, J i ( ports of neighbors, etc.. the foi.'ow-
t-b. :bJoa;w!ud ! ing:
I' or earache, toothache, paiir, Iuirr.-.
scalds, sore throat, try D-. Thoiya
Eclectic Oi!, a :-i.itn ii-! i-emedy" for
emergencies.
SIN(;LK COM P. REDS.
j EGGS FOR HATCHING
j Am hroc'iing from Scott Covalt's
'1..1. a,i f t,..: , ... .,v -
.-t : u.ii "i ih-iis. nas e : r. v )v. i v
one breed;'' $1.00 per setting at the
house. :: per setting by mail ; 7,
per 100, by express. Phone Platts-
mouth 40JI, W. B. Porter, Mn.T-d,
N"t'h- "-'5-J-&W
A V.ord to .Mothers.
Th.ere seems to he more than the
usual number of children sufK rin-'
from measles, whoopii g ct ugli and J Tern Sullivan
other children's diseases this spring. J W. Tr.-ga-Do
not neglect any cold, for a cold ' K. ',. Leti -
weakens the system an-! ir.ak-.s a
child more liable t attack of more
serious ailments. Fob v's Honey and
Tar relieves coughs, cuk's and croup,
f
If cry of the ' a i i-s of ilt
Juarnal kn.iw "f aruv social
evt iit or it ni of in! ! ip
tliis vicif.it.v. mhI will tf. ail
sisip to i 10 nt'.ii-'. ii k ill ai-IH-ar
V) mitr t hi-, iii uihi is. We
waul all liev.a i-.c;iia Kistor
.rjsTi-nrxaacat
s2-s-s-J
IX PL ATTSMO UTi I
FORTY YEARS AGO.
V &
-
V"c icpubiLh pa; t o; our .-took feed- ;
i.vf notes and adi niaay nanus, which '
v. e have gain
! i'i on: a tra throu-rh
U.o county, nun.- i.y .-lr. J ctt. e it
c( mpatiy wan M r. .' I. a. :iuu u i-'
Ik nslv'V, a.";:aT u i i a-:'y. a ' !:
:-.(. ck li;m v:o;ng a ;argo i- :
huine. in catiie, n--s, r:in, e. .
Tlas hst is r...t comasete.:, U i- "..s
alio:ute!y to, reel, 'r.t . it." ho.-t vv'..- , ji;
we have had yetK. g t at the vaiu,
and anvunt of tliis l.usiness, a:a! n.--
"
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valuable staii-ti.-:
.-till !"I'U t" ;.et s
t .... l . . . : . : . . r a- i . . .
mi' more a- ; it
tae noi thwe.-ic! n f u t . i u the ( .uuv'r
na.i r n t:-ave:ea
!,;-s :: a ; :. t: ;.
an ye
Mr. Smith, v.ho-.,,:
s v s i he.-t' . a it if u
i
r.evaje 1. !-on
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ami at !..: h: ad. which is
;'. a- v : :;s. . --ui moas sum I
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. ,-.! -.a iu; -.nes-.
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:;aau and tin u
! right w - d
t.k...i oe -a
best we c:
aud n t or all tl
CatJle.
D. S. D.-a;u -
; -i . M:;:i,:v
1M."
H. S. 'uh.ir.s .
O. Ii. cii, r. r
':: a Karr.-ey
Tintothy C!a:k
M. t'.g.er ..
! J. K.
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L. A. Halt
I.. A. Had
J I. N. Ai r, legate
E. v.'. Parnnm.
,?. W. Pitman
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G. W. G.,n h: :i
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i 1 Jus. Stone
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Jr i n Ria -h
IL W. Valhrv
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Id. Tewkduuy ...
! J. H. Yonng . . . .
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i ''nes ,.-i (.c.- .i:;.;i
! C. (dlnt'-re ...
Tn- 1 .VYrrs
! James Burne It
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vs.iv. ii.;-.-.;; t t i oui I .
Young the following in Rod; Bluff
p; t cinct :
u-.-. ; -i.,. .. i r m i." -t
deny Hiauhiu oM
-b uu s Pattr-i sor
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J- R. Cam; hell . .
A. M. Holmes
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j D. A. Young
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PHI? IMSS
b kA C f W uT (4 :
-AT MURRAY-
jfj The 14th episode of
Lmeny
in two reels
His Own Neniisis
a Nestor comedy
is
B!
I Tha Moving Finger i
a Rex drama
' ft.
Hi
Ray-Curtis Co.,
i i Six Bi Vaudeville Acts
i?.-rS gi. S S 9 Ii
fc3!
Saturday Evening,
J Show btarls at 7:45 Sharp
i I. W. f.'onn
40
10
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a'v Rhoden
-I'lv.d'-n
-Ik.' . ' : I . V.
:. DavSs
.. ..!!: ryp.ian .
C;a isisser
1 1 . ;
las Wall-cr .
1-1
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I Morr-iw
. Miuer . . .
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Id
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, i!; Maide.ner
Anderson Root . . .
h:i;:f.- Ro a
I ee (.h.tuani
J. Oiuham
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Total
007
i BBrf" m ess
j Now then we have corrected pret
l'ty ne.-iiy all the names we had last
-' wivk and in Libcitv thee wtek before.
1 - The Piatt. -mouth precinct list was not
;;o e-.-rrecttd eutiiely hut the average
no r. vim be; was about right and the
j number stand- :
l ie.-tsae.-aah Precinct 1,747
Li: gay, i n.a re-published . . . . 70
,'ea.ai. i nut re-publi.-hed) 144
Rock BiurTs, (this week) 1,157
The long list above -J,fir
1 ; j i otid ,oi-
I The :v 1 1 ir.. e-i. part of the Coun
loty lias rot been gone over and we
ih'rr of ne v.- o.ie.- everv dr. v. There
i-');-:u:a --e nearly 7,0oo head of cattle
J i'eedir.g in Cars County and at 00
uud that would be .420.mjO.
Daughter in 'ierrible SJuipe.
l f.
H: A. Mitehcll. Bagdad, Ky., writes:
20 j "My daughter was in terrible shape
l,e ' with kidney trouble. I got her to take
40 Foley Kidney Pills and she is com
r,n ulead v cuieuh" Foley Kidney Pills
i
X , 1- A l-i,Iai'e.
4u e- rrcct bladder troubles; stop rheu
;"",: j n.utle pain - and. backache; relieve sore
."'( ; murcies and stiff joints. Sold every-
SEEDS THAT GROW.
luure giov. n clove'-, Spi.o'i bu.;
timu-u.v, s hoo, alfalfa, s: .0; blue
;.r--s. .. LV; cane. lVJ.": .'r.il'et, ?1.D0;
!'k.a::r, sJ.oU; ALyke and White clover,
ndued, 'Joe It-.; ' ape. 1 Jo; Brorre grass,
h sweat cho-er. :U.oo. .Tchnsor,
Mho... Neb: a ka City. 1-lJ-ltwkly
Or.e way to relieve habitual constipate-i
is to bike regularly a mild
.aura've. Hoan's Rv'gulets aie reconi-
i mended for this purpose. J-"c a box
at ail drug stoi cs
Steel Look! Listen!
Ycu may need an Auctioneer
if so
w. Fa. mmi
is still in the ring You will find
on the Murray Exchange.
Reverse AS! Calls!
SatisfactsonGuarantecd
'
Rates Reasonable
- Address
:
PiailsniQUfb, flebraslta
Route No. 1 1
Our
AND WHAT IT MEANS TO YOU
OUR INTEREST DOESN'T CEASE WHEN THE GOODS
LEAVE OUR STORE
Isn't it some satisfaction to know that when you
buy an implement there is somebody besides your
self who is concerned as to whether or not it makes
good?
You can buy goods of a peddler satisfaction it p!ee.-cs us. And if
and iret what vou consider a bargain,
tin case the goods prove a disappoint-
inent there is no recourse the ped-
i idler is interested solely in the int-
mediate sale and moves on to other
tield.-
We tlon't conduct our bu.-ine.-s
along
peddler lines we couldn't if
Rjwe wanted to. No matter what you
buy of us, we are concerned in its
giving satisfaction. We live here
among you this is our home and
v.e know that we can't make future
sales by selling unreliable goods.
And so when our implements give
Murray hardware
MURRAY,
ITtO.M PERU NORMAL.
Dr. and Mrs. House and Harold
ai'.u Ycmie Cluitelr.ine gave a sacred
concert in Shenandoah. Iowa, Sun-
lay, April li.
t.. it 1 .., ;n, ;.,
. jh.uh- "M1" ,,a
:. from the Omaha Peru Club to
j su d: at an informal dinner on ihe
evening of April li1'.
Pre lessor Gregg snoke before the j
Lutler County ' Tt-achers A-sociation
'.an Fiiday. giving his illustrated lec
ture on "Vitalized Teaching of Hy
giene." The list of candidates for gradu
ation, including those who wili re
ceie the Bachelor of Education de
gree, r.u'.v numbers lv4. without a
doubt this' number will be materially
increased by those coming in for the
summer session.
Special .-trees is being put upon
the preparation of the Oratorio,
Stabat Mater, which is to be given at
ti?e Festival of Music in June. The
chorus will meet for two evening re
hearsals each week in addition to the
regular class work.
Dr. Weaver of the University of
Nebraska spoke to the Science Club
. eu: c. da
y."cn:
on F'aua of
Northwestern Cnited States. Dr.
Weaver was introduced by Prof. E.
C. Jean, who is deung graduate work
in the University this vear.
A want ad will bring you a buyer.
Just ArrivingES3E3
! !
or lboi
s
CONSiSTIHG OF
Very Mice Patterns cf Thin
as well as Percales, Ginghams and Calicos!
U ATS I
New and Up-to-Datc Line for Men, Women
and Children.
Remember Our Grocery Stock is Always
Up to the Standard!
nis ec uaesemer,
Murray,
rs. Telach & R?3ach, Tlia Dentists
The largest nd best qutrpel dental ofTlces in Omahv Sr-ciahu In
charge of all work. Lady attendant. Moderate Vrlcen. Porce.fcia &U:D;t,
just like tooth. Instruments carefuby bitrm-r-u a.ier um:?.
Send for frkb sample of Saai-Pyor P-crrhaa Treatment.
K 5 fflSajj A rsiM eystcm cf t-eatxnr.nt that cures Pis. FtJtuui 31
Pigi -lKectalDi3ec!".3in asiiorttiree.uitbduia stvcrour
tJL Li i-2 Xgy xgy tical opera tioa. No Chloroform. Eiher or oti:tr firnTti
ansstuetic use.1. Acurecaaranteetlin every cas na rntr-l
for tratrreat, end co money to be paid until mrd. Wre for bork o-j Kecta I Disease's, v ita uaaj-
and tcstiniocials of more tiiaa 10e!J prominect petple who have bcn prjanratiy cure.
anytnirur P'um-s ui..g i.-n.p..: at
we take steps to 'ind and l en.e iy the
trouble.
Ve d ) busines-; over and ovi r v ah
the same pt-pleand the extent of
,,.u- :,.-.trora-e depends up n l:..v well
v. e ervo. siad again, tl..- p
ti.ain "f this com n; unity.
Ti-i- iiaeie-t thing i- v.orth while
it relieves the purchaser of the fi-ar
thai he wiil be cheated i . the trail--
acth-n.
Our bu-i;Hss is founded n c. :.!:-
dence and setvhe.
Make uir .-tore jour hcaduartei -
when in t-v. n.
and Iniplomenf Oo.,
NEBRASKA
r.ovs i.lavi: iui: Tin: navy
The touch of real wartirr. wa -bii
tight f )i-cc fuliy to ndod at tin
Pui ih.glon station w .-:i three of ti e
Pi.'itt.-month ii"Vs ei.li-ted in the
Unitc;l States r.avy. dep. l ted to take
up their duties at the Great Lake-.
Ihiioi-. ruival trai'-'g -t.tio;:.
Ti'.isi1 thri,' ivi-ic ( ii:,rv; ll .a",.
Ceoige Renrhe aial P-e.t Windl.um
I . .
I who tn f.enmer.eo th, ir i.,ar v...;-
service in the nay. Harry V.A!.-o:i
And D wight Prop.-: were a!-o pas
seneers fur ':.u:.i.i w ! a. a e they wid
' ! take t iie e:.a:idnat ion i"r the i.avv
and, if .-'.a re.-fa 1 v. ill ..n ha- for
the east to take up their training. A
large number v ere at t he -tath'n t
bid the hoys farewiil ,.r.d .-need theia
on tiieir journey.
a bar(;ain.
For rale or would exchange for ;t;d
e-tate !" lie stock, a g i pa:r.g
sakon in the hea:t f Jiar-.-a if;u
Mo. V i I i bear the cb--e.-t ' :-a-th.n.
Good i eas !.; f.u- selling.
Ramge Bldg., Omaha. Neh:a-ka.
1-U-Re. k!
Cut This Out It !s Worth M::ne.
Don't Miss This Cut out this .-hp.
i enclose with "c to Fob y & ',.., -j-.'.".
Site-held Ave.. Chicago, 111., writing
voiir name
a'!.l: e clt a; !v
. Vol
will receive in return a trial pac'.aeo
ceutaiai-.ig Foley's lb i ?y nr. I Tar
Compound for coueh.-. cold- an 1
croup; Foley Ki-ki.y lulls, ami FoVy
Cathartic Tablets. S d 1 eve-ryv here.
ress Goodsi
n
m
kiW T
Nebraska.
"5
Srd Floor Paxton Block, OP.1AHA
FisSuia Pay Whan Cured
Sold everywhere.
DR. E. R. TARHY
John John-cn . . .
240 Bee Building
OMAHA, HELilACKA