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PLATTS MOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
MONDAY, MAY 21, 191
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If your car is not fully efficient, bring it
to us. The very best of mechanics in our
employ. Our business is to give full ef
ficincy. We are fully up to the work,
and prepared to remedy any and all
trouble.
Diffioisii Oases Solfoiied!
We like to have cur expert workmen on
their mettle.
Our storage facilities are the best.
Our charges are reasonable.
Your patronage is solicited and will be
appreciated.
Call on our new location, South Fifth St.
ThfiPta
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ED. iVlASO?:, Proprietor
Garage Phone 394 - - Residence Phone 229
e Nehawka Rriills
are now Rolling and Pvlaruzfaciuring the
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"Letter Roll" FIcur needs no boosting,
For on the top shelf it now is roosting.
The best cooks wherever you go
Use this famous flour, you know.
They just set their yeast and go to bet!,
For they know on the morrow they will have good
Bread.
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. Do ST. JOHN, Prop
JOE MALCOLM, Head filler.
For Sale by AS3 Dealers
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Beacon
I A new cement sidewalk was laid in
j front of the postcflica the latter part
v:cc::.
At the time of eoing to pro.ss the
J condition of Will Knnpton is not re-
perteu improve:!.
The ' local' ekvators received reven
enrr for !oadir.r "rain Thursday. The
ca: h-!:ort;i5.'-e situation does not seem
: o serious as in the past.
Vv'-j are y;h;d to report that Jay Al
kway is .:newhat improved at this
wi:ir..'. He is btin trken care of
Ly i trained nurre from Lincoln.
:.Ir.'and Mr.:. Jim T.' Kivc-tt, Miss
irva Uarbara, Mrs. A. M. Trumble,
Maxine Ilemaly and Willie Trumble
spent Santiay at the Chas Kivett home
in liethany.
The elevators are now receiving a (turn home.
j f-w ; uin cars and have loaded nine
j car? of corn within the past few days,
j Thoy aie expecting about ten empties
week.
Bollrnan, the fc.r$riish Lutneran
ef Walton, was calling on
the foik.-: thi: week. He is orjjranizing
a church at Ealo. May jruecefs at
tend him in his effort.?.
Andy Rockenbach of Alvo, Okla.,
arrived, hero Monday for a few days'
visit with relatives and friends. Mr.
Ro-kinbach says that wheat looks
faiily good there but that they need
rain badly.
A party was down from Lincoln
Thursday afternoon sizing up the
t.uvn with the view of putting in a
.:tne'.al merchandise store here. One
L-urely possesses nerve of iron to even
think of such an undertaking in this
time of hih prices.
Eugene Mayneld came down from
O'Neill Saturday evening and re
mained until Tuesday morning visiting
with relatives. His brother, Gail, ac
companied him home anil will spend
the summer.
The commercial club met Wednes
day morning for the purpose of de
ciding1 on a plan for the erection of a
band stand to be used for band con
certs which will be held every Thurs
day evening during the summer
months. It was decided to erect a
portable band stand so that it might
be moved to different locations on
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Nichols and
daughter, Mii:s Voline, Mrs. F. II.
Ossenkop and Miss Margaret Sey
bcrt drove to Omaha Tuesday in the
Nichols car. They made a short call
at the Methodist hospital to see Mrs.
C. M. Seybert, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis.
They report Mrs. Scybcrt doing nice ly
and think she soon will be able to re-
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XEHAWKA.
NEWS.
ml apple trees are in full
The crop of fruit promises
ar this season.
Ca: pernors ar.d
sv working on
Plum
LI-.; cm.
we'd so
masons are all
new residences
and cth-r ImiMings rroing up in Ne
h.awka this spring.
L. C. Todd and. family, wlio recently
leturned from Long Beach, Calif.,
h:ivr lraed the Ncl-on property, in
Nehawka and moved in the past week
Lnwson Conrad of Omaha came
down Wed.r.esday and is making prep-
WEEPING WATER
REPUBLICAN.
Miss Lafbee of New York, who has
b.Mi working in Omaha as a steno
grapher, came down Wednesday to
viit her friend, Hezel Rich, as she is
returning to her home in New York.
Mrs! Josie Graham of Lincoln vis
ite'd her sister, Miss Lina Linebach,
from Tuesday until Thursday morn
ing. Mrs. Graham is carrying her arm
in a sling on account of a dislocated
vlbow, caused by a fall.
Herman Mitchell, our accommodat
ing butcher clerk, has resigned his
position at the Swindle meat market
and leaves Friday morning to visit
home folks in Missouri. After a short
vi;it Herman expects to join the navy.
Won! ha;; been received from Har
old Lenham at Mare Island that he
passed his examinations (). K. in wire
less telegraphy, having sent twenty
words per minute and received twelve,
he is feeling fine and likes the work.
William, the son of Mr. and ?vlrs.
H. A. Doty, had the misfortune to
dii
ate his elbow Sur.dav evening.
He was jumping over a fence and his
foot caught on the fence and gave
him a tumble which resulted in the
injury.
Probably the highest priced car of
grain that was ever shipped out of
Weeping Water was shipped out
Tuesday by our grain dealer, Neds
Scgard. It was a car of wheat that
arations to move to Marshaltown, la., contained 1,435 bushels of wheat, and
GVflltchell
Q Also agency for
DODGE BROS. CARS
E. W. THIMGANy Murdock, Neb.,
Cass County Agency
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for Elmwood, Stove Creek and cast half of (X
Tipton precincts.
For demonstration of cither car call or
phone 35-B, or write
E. 17. immm GAUAOi,
MURDOCK, NEBRASKA,
or JOHN GAUER, Cedar Creole, Nebraska
where he has secured work in a fac
tory.
Mi.-s I.aura Sheldon, who has spent j
sold on the track for ?4.'t"J.75.
Mrs. Wash King came down from
Florence Monday and took Mr. King
We can help you on the delivery with less time for the longest
time. More miles at any time with
C3i
First quality and continuous service is all important.
In buying G. M. C. Trucks you save at the start and later.
You get trucks which have demonstrated their worth under every
conceivable road and land condition.
Trucks which, with reasonable care and attention, will render
years of satisfactory service.
Operate at lowest cost per ton mile and require minimum of re
pairs and replacement.
Put it up to us to show you.5
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There is a CS. Rfl. . for Every Need
SagSESS!a H ton, iy3 ton, 2 ton 3yi ton and 5 ton t I
(BODBES BUILT TO SUIT)
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PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
from Hot Springs, Ark., where she t result of injuring his foot while work-
Boston.
Mass., stopped off home with her Wednesday morning.
had spent several months for the
benefit of her health. Mr. Cobb and
the Aldrieh family motored to Lin
coln to bring Mrs. Cobb home that
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Rogge arrived on
vear
here this week for a visit witn rela- Mr. King is in very poor health and T.-p,,.,,, PVPim, from Norfolk Neb..
tives on her return home at Seattle, had oeen staying with his daughter, c(vt..-.-.l works' visit with the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Wash. Mrs. FA Jewell, the last three weeks.
Frion !s of Mr. and Mrs. II. Stoll Mr. Je well accompanied them to i
were greatly surprised to learn of the Omaha.
lecent marriage of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carper are
I' ma, which occured in April. Con- mourning the death of their infant
tulations to the wedded couple. son, who elied Monday night at 10
Walter Swartz, who has been hold-I o'clock at the age of 1 month and 4
ing down the position of telephone days. Short funeral services were held
oneiator in North Loup, Neb., ar- at the home Tuesday afternoon and the west Elmwood on the same, receiving
Kogge. Fied gave his friends a great
surprise as they did not know that he
was married.
A. I. Bast made a deal whereby he
became the owner of 120 acres of good
land in Jefferson county, near Fair-
mry. lie traded in his property in
rived Saturday morning for a week's)
visit with relative? and friends.
Mrs. 15. 1J. Drown of Pender, Neb.,
arrives! in Nehawka Wednesday after-
noon for an extended visit with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Lynde.
little body was laid to rest in the
Catholic cemetery north of town. The i
bereaved parents have the sympathy
of the entire community in their
hours of sorrow.
Drs. Fred Reeil and M. G. Welch
$3,400. He paid $100 an acre for the
farm. Mr. Bast will move to his farm
some time next spring.
Word was received in Elmwood the
latter part of last week by friends
and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
The children, Kenneth, Warren and were in Lincoln Monday, where they sinilmuw nf T.infnln ihnt thv were
May Brown came in a week ago, and J took the examinations for service a? j parents of a fine bouncing baby boy.
will remain until their mother returns! U. S. army surgaons and were eccept- They have the congratulations of -ill
to Pender. eel by the government examiners. v,-.. m,v cwVirvn,- i n dnno-Vitor
Gl enn Rutlcelge, who went to Omaha I They stated that they probably will I Gf Jr anil Mrs. A. Wallinger.
ing with a corn sheller
Mrs. Flemming Robb and children
who have been visiting-at the home
of Mont Robb, left Friday to spend
about a week with relatives in Omaha
Friday morning J. D. Bramblet, L
G. Todd, E. L. Shoemaker, Dan Lynn
and T. W. Swan motored to Lincoln to
attend a meeting of the railway com
mission.
Ray bramblet, who for three years
was a soldier of Uncle Sam, belonging
to the Coast Artillery and who had
been on the reserve list since the first
of the year, received orders and left
for Fort Leavenworth Monday aftcr-
ioo!i, where ne will again be in the
1 . vie
AUTO FOR SALE.
191G model Ford; run less than a
year: splendiel condition. For sale
cheap. W. E. Rosencrans. 5-lC-tfd
last week to take examination for the not be called before September 1st.
army, was rejected. Glenn tried loriur. need wm go as a lirst lieutenant
anything from beating the snare drum in the medical officers' reserve of the
to passing coal on a man-of-war. But national guard, and Dr. Welch will;
the examining officer said, "Kid, go as a first lieutenant in the regular
you've got flat wheels" and there's no J army surgeons' corps.
chance for you. Glenn is now la
menting he is half German. His pa I I'I,I!IIIIHIIIII!4I'
irish vou will know it when you I JU a
meet him face to face.
ELMWOOD.
Leader-Echo.
Lloyd Eidenmiller happened with
an accident last Friday that caused
him some little pain. While welding
a plow shovel the hot borax wax used
in the process flew in his eye. He
only saved the eye by closing it in
time. His eye for several days was
what you would call a "peach'' but it
is much better at present.
Flags, all sizes and material, at the
Journal office, from lc up. When look
ing for flags for decorations think of
I the Journal office, and make your se
lections early.
If you have anytning for sale adver
tise in the Journal.
SEATS ON SALE.
The seats for the class play of the
Plattsmouth High school will be
placed on sale this evening at 7
o'clock at the store of Weyrich &
Hadraba, and those who desire to se
cure the best seats should call early
and make their reservations for the
play.
FOR SALE.
Nemetz & Co., confectionery and
ice cream parlor. The well known ice
cream and candy kitchen, established
fifteen years, better known as Nemetz'
Candy kitchen. 5-18-2twkly3td
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$!! ?
Bring- in your iron. Will be
loading- soon.
B. HANKINSON.
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The Home of the Reo Automobile.
Plattsmouth Garage, one-half block
south of the Bank of Cass County.
T. L. Amick.
A want ed in the Journal will bring
results.
LOUISVILLE
Courier
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l- Ledger
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shriver of Cedar
Nola Banning was taken to the
L. E. Stone of DelNorte, Colo., visit
ed on Monday here with his brother,
Chas S. Stone.
Word has reached the friends of Dr,
Creek rejoice over the arrival on Mon-1 1- C. Munger, one of Elmwood's for-
elay, April 14, of a fine baby boy. nier citizens, that he has enlisted for Presbyterian hospital in Omaha Mon-
The Louisville school picnic was service in the U. S. army. day, where her tonsils were removed.
held at the state fisheries on Thurs- L- A. Tyson and family went to Mr. and Mrs. E. McCowan are the
day afternoon and all report a grand Omaha Sunday to visit with Mr. and proud parents of a bouncing baby boy
time. Mrs. Cyrus Tyson. Mrs. Robb and which arrived Monday night
Don Mayfield, editor of the Beemer I children of Montana were also there Mrs. Harry Royal came down from
Times, came down Saturday evening and they had a little family reunion. Lincoln Thursday to spend the day
and visited over Sunday with rela- A deal was made thi3 week whereby with her father, Chas. L. Graves
tives. I Wm. Pahl purchased forty acres of Mrs. Octa Keynolus, who is now
The stork arrived at the W. T. I hind in Tipton precinct belonging to working in Lincoln, came down Fri-
Starkey home on Railroad avenue. I the Frederick Lenz estate. This land eiay to spend the week end with her
May 17. leaving a bouncincr babv bov. adjoins that already belonging to Mr. parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Diers celebrated Pahl. Mr. and Mrs. bitzman from liur
their seventeenth weddintr anniversary In the marriage licenses of Tues- ton, JNeb., have been guests at the
Thursday bv coiner fishinc and eatinz day's State Journal they record the home of Len Thacker the past week.
nt. th inkp marriajre of Hannah A. Dettman and Mrs. Will i'orter went to ienawKa
Geortre Voe-ler was in town earlv I Frank O. Ouderkirk both of Imperial, Thursday morning to attend a sur
Tuesday morning laying in a supply Neb. Miss Dettman was a former prise dinner on her mother, Mrs. O. 1
of narpP-on. te. TTa announced the Elmwood girl and well known to all Carper,
arrival of a fin babv hov. who nut in here. Ward Cheney was walking with
an appearance at his home May 15.
Mrs. J. P. Cobb returned on Friday J crutches a few days last week as a
T.H E UN 1 VERl5.A t.CAH
Wherever Ford cars have pioneered,
Ford Service has kept pace. It is the fac
tor which strengthens the personal rela
tion between Ford owners and the Com
pany. To get the best possible service
from your Ford car, bring it here when
it needs attention and get the benefit of
Ford supervision throughout. We use
the genuine Ford parts and give you the
benefit of the regular standard Ford
prices. Touring car, $360; Runabout,
345; Sedan, $645; Coupelet, $505;
Town Car, $595 all f. o. b. Detroit. On
display and for sale by
T. H- Pollock uto Co.,
FOR I) Authorized Sales and Service, 6th St., PlatUmouth, Neb
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