MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1918.
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MURRAY,
CONVENIENCE IS WATCH
WORD ON SNYGER FARM
From Thursday's Daily.
Bert Coleman and two other car
penters, Fred Sydebotham and Her
man Gartleman, are working on the
horper bins of the new grainery,
which they are constructing at the
farm of Geo. W. Snyder. Mr. Snyd
er is having the granery so arranged
that it will save work for his men
who has charge of the feeding oper
ations, as all it will require in load
ing a wagon, for feeding the stock,
if to open a gate and allow the
grain to run into the wagon, instead
of getting intp the bins as heretofore
and shoveling the grain out.
CALLED BACK TO OTTUMWA.
From Thursday's Daily.
John Puth, the tailor who has
been "in the -employe of Fred Busch
for the past several months, was
called back to his home at Ottumwa,
Iowa, yesterday, in response to a
message conveying news of the ser
ious illness of his daughter in Ohio,
which necessitates his wife making
a trip to the daughter's bedside. Mr.
Puth will remain at home until such
time as his wife may return from
Ohio, after which he expects to re
turn and resume his work here.
A native of Germany for many
years, Mr. Puth is a well informed
man on affairs in the 'Fatherland'
and a staunch American citizen,
whose sympathies are not with the
Kaiser. The writer has enjoyed a
rather close acquaintanceship with
him and found him a most pleasing
man to converse with. He is aiding
the nation at war by the purchase
of Liberty bonds and otherwise do
ing his bit. "We should be pleased to
pee Mr. Puth move his family to
Plattsmouth when he returns to re
sume his work here a few weeks
. later.
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SOCIAL DANCE
at the
PULS & GANSEMER HALL
January 17th
Music by the Desduhdes Col
ored Orchestra of Omaha.
Given By
MURRAY DANCING CLUB
. You. know the good time
that will be in store for you,
so do not fail to come.
Journal Want-Ads Pay!
t iiyEtaee Land?
When you can get staple land in South
eastern Nebraska at very reasonable prices
and on good terms, that will increase in value
because, we raise the crops, every'year.
f Take your car and dri ve to Sterling, Neb.,
and get back home the same day. Buy a
farm near home that you can look after.
We have tracts of land irom 5 acres to
300 acres; any size tract you want. We have
sold several Cass county people. Drive
overto Sterling, feb., and see us.
Phone Red 5
WEEK!.
Gansemer,
NEBRASKA
NOW TWO GIRLS IN THE
CARL GARL6UR6 HOME
From Thursday's Daily.
Last evening as we went into
Dovey's store where we met Carl
Carlberg, we. were under the impres
ion that spring had come, for the
beneficient smile with which he
greeted us was wonderful. As warm
as the noonday sun, bright as the
sparkle of Venus and pleasant of the
salutation of Santa Claus, was the
smile with which he greeted us.
We were pleased, but just as we
were going to ask the cause he said
you did not get the 'Big Girl at our
house. Then we knew what it was
Well, why not smile? He has a
right to and his good wife also, now
that there are a pair of the little
girls, and may they ever bless their
parents.
CHARGE IN CHIEF OPERA
TORS AT TELEPHONE OF
Fro:n Thursday's "Dally."
Miss Laura Meisinger,. who has
been the chief operator for the Lin
colli Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany, has been promoted to the posi
tion of Toll Operator at David City
and departed yesterday for her work
at that place. Miss Meisinger who
has been the chief operator in
the Plattsmouth office for some time
was well liked by the operators and
the clientage of the company, hav
ing especially made good in the posi
tion, and is deserving of promotion
which has come to her.
The position which was formerly
occupied by Miss Meisinger has been
filled by Miss Felma Hamfen, who
has been the chief operator at David
City, and she comes to Plattsmouth
with a year of good work at David
City, with a determination to make
good her position Vith the people
here.
THESE ARE TV70 FROM TODAY
v
From Thursday's Daily.
Plattsmouth is the gainer of two
families for today, this being the
third of January, and if the clip can
be kept up, her growth for the year
should be satisfactory. Besides Le
ander Bennett, who we have men
tioned in another column, we have
the family of C. W. Vosler, who
comes to make his home from Ash
land. W. C. Vosler, a brother having
moved here some two months since
All three of the families will work
in the Burlington shops.
The finest line of Box Papers a
the Journal office.
Sterling, Nebraska
JUNK BUYER WITHOUT A
LICENSE TURNED LOOSE
From Thursday's Daily.
At the trial of J. Jajger wiio was
arrested for buying junk, without a
license, some week or more since,
and a cash bond taken therefore, was
released by Judge A. J. Beeson, act
ing as Polic Judge this afternoon.
Mr. Jajger who is a junk dealer in
Omaha, was in Plattsmouth and had
been making purchases, and was
rounded up by Chief Barclay on ac
count of working-without a license
as provided by the city ordnances.
The county judge in the capacity of
police judge turned the fellow loose.
LIES. J. C. CUMMINS VERY SICK.
From Thursday's Daily.
Mrs. J. C. Cummins, mother ot Dr.
Frank Cummins and Miss Kittie
Cummins, is reported as being very
sick, at her home in this city. Mrs.
Cummins has a very severe attack of
pneumonia. Every care is being
given the good lady. Dr. E. D. Cum
mins was down last evening from
Lincoln, to consult with Dr. Flynn
regarding the condition of his moth
er.
VISITING AT DAVENPORT, HEBE
Prom Thursday' Dailv.
John and Will Smith of KocK
Bluffs, accompanied by their sister
Mrs. William Sherca, and two child
ren Erma and Faul. departed last
evening for Davenport, where they
will visit at the home of their sister
Mrs. John Marquette and family.
They will be away for about a week.
PLATTSMOUTH GIRL WED
DED ON HEW YEARS DAY
From Thursday's "Daily.
At the St. Paul's church after the
New Year services had been con
cluded and the congregation dispers
eel, was performed the ceremony
which united the lives of two of the
young people of Nebraska,' Miss Min
nie Born cf this city, the.accomplisli
ed daughter of Leonard Born and
wife, and Mr. Otto ChristofCerscn cf
near Herman this stale. '
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. U. Steger,-pastor of the St
Paul's church. The bride was bora
in Nebraska; and but a irilcs
from Plattsmouth, where' s-iio ha."
a host' of friends, and 'who wish, her
and her husband long life, prosperity
and much happiness-. The youn
people will make their home on ?.
farm not far from Herman, Neb.
where they have a home already pro
pared. The Journal with ethers ex
tend to them best wishes for all the
things which go to make up a suc
cessful life.
BUYS A FORD AUTOMOBILE.
From Thursday's Daily.
This afternoon Ray Hitchman,
and Hallie Perry departed for Oma
ha, and returned with, two touring
cars of the Ford variety, one of
which . has been sold to Herman
Kichter, and who has been waiting
for the car for some time. Every
week sees a number of these cars go
into the hands of the citizens of Cass
and Sarpy county, as a portion of
Sarpy county has been added to the
territory of this- selling station.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
SELECTS NEW TEACHER
From Thursday's Daily. .
Mrs. Edna Dalton with the ending
of the last term of the public school
resigned her position as teacher, and
departed for Manhattan, Kansas,
thus leaving a vacancy in the ranks
of the teachers in this city. A short
time since Miss Mattie Larson was
elected to the position and will oc
cupy the position which Mrs. Dalton
formerly occupied. Miss Mattie Lar
son has been teaching at Hastings,
where she has resigned to accept
this position.
Prefers Chamberlain's.
"In the course of a conversation
with- Chamberlain Medicine Co.'s
representative today, we had occa
sion to discuss in a general way the
merits of their different preparations.
At his suggestion I raKe pleasure in
expressing my estimation of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. I have a
family of six children and have used
this remedy in my home for years.
I consider it the only cough remedy
on the market, as I have tried ncarly
all kinds. Earl C. Ross, Publisher
Hamilton County Republican-News,
Syracuse, Kan.
CARD OF THANKS.
. The Library Board wishes to thank
the people of Plattsmouth and the
surrounding community for their
generous donations . of money and
books to the Soldier's . Fund.
1-4-ltdltwkly -"
Journal Wart-Ads Pav!
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03 8 l-pi Sl tf'
the remed v. It's helped
II- u,. VWI reriturv record
millions. Has a hah century recoru
of use. First close brings renci. ry-
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for Coughs s Colds
"Keep Bowel Movement Regular
Dr. King's New Life Pills keep you
in a healthy condition. Rid the body
of poisons and waste. Improve your
complexion by keeping the Bowels
regular. Get a 25c. bottle from your
druggists to-day. Effective but mild.
FORMER CITIZEN HEBE
DIES AT AURORA, fiEEB.
From Thursday's Daily.
Mr and Mrs. Bennett Christ weis-
ser and Mrs. Wra. Gilmour departed
this morning for Aurora, where thej-
go to attend the funeral of one of
the former citizens of Plattsmouth,
Mrs. Wra. Morrow. Mrs. Morrow
passed away New Years morning at
the home of her son, Andrew Mor
row of that place. Mrs. Morrow was
born in Missouri, her maiden name
being Miss Artie Shaw and she was
76 years of age. From Missouri they
moved to Iowa and came to Cass
county, locating near Murray, forty
eight years ago. She and her hus
hand lived on the fnrm just east of
Murray for a number of years, ar.d
moved to this city som? year;; ago.
After coming here Mr. Morrow died
and Mrs. 'Morrow wont to live-with
her children. The interment will al
so be at Aurora.
FROM V7KP'T TKS
JURORS WILL BE DRAWN
Froru ThrrstJnv's Daily.
The county commissioners in ses
sion at the court house have certified
'lip following names to the clerk
of the district court from which he
with tho sheriff will draw the jury
for the coi"iL term:
Tipton, Ed Doran, Auslin Trimble,
A. W. Ncrris. Oreer.wood,
W. J.
Althauso, W. V.. Dcwd. Vi'it Creek,
7. C. Lcymer, Frank .Hurlburi, TJcr.ry
Kleiser. Elmwood, Henry Ruhga,
Henry Garbling, J. J. John-on.
South Bend, B. F. Dill, Waiter J.
Clousc. Weeping Water. Walter
Harmer. C. C. Jackson, W. L. Hob
fon. Stove Creek, E. W. Bornemeier,
H. O. Miller. Center, John Iloutli.
Charles Murpbey. Louisville. Geo.
Richart. W. M. Hoover, Chas. Van
scoye. Avoca. John Behrr.r. John
Bates. Mt. Pleasant. Leo Switzer,
F. A. Hansen. Eight Mile Grove.
C. T. Peacock, Julius Hilflickc-r, John
Wolf. Nehawka. Ceorge Hansen. H.
F. Stoll. Liberty, John M. C!ia!fant
jr., J. D. Cross. L. G. Todd. Rock
Bluffs, 1st, John Lloyd. Ed. Leach,
Dick Pitman. Rock Bluffs, 2nd.
Win. Wchrbein. Alfred Nichols.
Plattsmouth precinct, S. A. Wiles.
Ed. Rummell.;Ed. Beins. Platts
mouth City. 1st ward, A. P. Smith,
J. Iverson. 2nd ward. E. M. Buttery,
Jas. nebal. Henry aicMaken. .'.ra
ward P. P. Meisinger, C. E. Haynie,
Ed. Mason, J. A. Lieberthal.' 4tb
ward, E. C. Harris, Gus Sv.-g.nson, A.
T. Fitt. nth ward, Fred Majors,
J. N. Elliott. Weeping Water pre
cinct, W. W. Colson, G. E. Gibber
son. VISIT WITH JESSE T0V7ER.
From Thursday'.: Daily
A number of relatives gathered
at the S. L. Cotner home Tuesday,
New Year's Day and spent the day
together and for the purpose of en
joying a visit with Jesse Tower of
Fort Riley, Kas., who had been is
sued a short furlough, in order that
lie might be home with the folks
once more. He arrived at 7:45 Tues
day morning and returned to Fort
Riley Tuesday evening on No. 14,
over the Burlington.
The relatives in attendance were
Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham
and son Harry of Shenandoah, la.,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Duffield of Oma
ha, O. II. Tower, W. A. Tower, Henry
Trout, Arthur Cotner, John Conrad,
and Jesse Hanson, who motored up
from Avoca. He was showered with
wishes for a safe return as they bade
him farewell at the train.
Mr. and Mrs. Duffield departed for
their home at noon and Mr. and Mrs.
Cunningham yesterday afternoon,
over the Missouri Pacifis.
Are Your Sewers Clogged?
The bowels are tho sewerage sys
tem of the body. You can well imag
ine the result when they are stopped
up as is the case in constipation. As
a purgative you will find Chamber
lain's Tablets excellent. They are
mild and gentle in their action. They
also improve the digestion.
For Sale A number of white
Brahma Cockerels. Mrs. C. E. Heeb
ner, Nehawka.
LOSES SIGHT OF ONE EYE
AS RESULT OF A GOLD
From Thursday's Daily,
termination of the troubla
As a termination
which Edward Toman has been hav
ing for some time past with one of
his eyes, and which supposedly was
started from a cold which he caught,
Mr. Toman is now deprived of sight
through the member entirely.
Yesterday at the hospital, the eye
ball had to be removed, as the dis
ease was of such nature that the
globe of the eye was decomposing
and accompanied with this there was
danger of the affection spreading to
the other eye. The operation was
very painful, but since the removal
of the globe he haa been resting con
siderable easier, and it is hoped that
the member will now soon be well.
Miss Josephine Toman, his sister.
went to Omaha this morning to see
her brother.
Last evening when Frank return
ed home after having witnessed the
operation and stayed until his broth
er had recovered from the effects of
the anaesthetic, he reported Edward
was feeling in very fair condition
The many friends of Mr. Toman
here will be pleased to know that
he will in this operation have ended
the suffering incident to the infec
tion of the eye and hope he will ex
perience no further difficulty.
MAY LOSE SIGHT OF EYE
'roin Thursday's Daily.
Fred Ohm, Sr., who is at a hos
pital at Omaha, where he lias beou
having an eye treated, which was in
jured "at the Burlington shop; v,o;ne
time since by a blow from ti piece of
wood which he v;u; breaking in or
der to remove a bolt therefrom, is
reported to be in sucli condition th:l
the? eye. Ho i-" r.ow ivabl."1 to ucoj
with the injured rye at al! and li;-'
Ic h:pi of regaining its -use is !: I
out by the doctor:--. Mr.-.. E. K. 0!n: .
vife of a sun who lives in Oniriha,
fame down ki.'t evening to visit Mr:
Oh".:. Sr., r.nd tbey together went to
Omaha this afternoon to vizit
Mr. Ohm at the hospital.
with
IS NOW WITH TilE BED
GROSS OVEB IN FRANCE
t-'rol.l Tin rs.li'yV 1 ;i ;lv.
A k;trr ;';ui Wendell Horning,
who IcH hero lr..:t rumnvr frr the
-.c"t till!; went to California, tells nf
bi:: having engaged in the lied Cross j
v i K, and of be ing i-i France l hi i
time working with that organization.
M. Horning was 1:1 west f r
lMiniber of year1'. :'i il aMo i.o.ri.- it
'i:-- time of :b. diili ut his jp.ik ;
i;rj. Horning, ? ut i-.ci went ;o !:'
vpst again, who ? t rngagjl v':i
the Red Cross work.
Soon Over His Cold.
Everyone speaks well cf Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy after having
usfiii it. TIrs. Crorge Lewis, Pitts
field, N. Y., bar; this to say regarding
it: "Last winter my little boy, five
years old, was sick with a cold for
two or three weeks. I doctored him
and used various ccugh medicines
but nothing did him much good un
til I began v.sing Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. He then improved
rapidly and in a few days was over
his cold."
XVl'ICi: TO UilKT TITI,i:
In t ! i District Court oT Cass county,
Nebraska. ,
Virgil .Mull is. Plaintiff, vs. .T.isi r-.i
Harper, et al. Defendants.
To tho Defendants. Joseph Harper,
ami Jane A. Harper, his wife, the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all persons
interested in the estate of Joseph Darnel-
deceased: the unknown heirs, dev
isees, letratecs. personal renresenta- j
tives. and ail persons interest..! in Go
estate of Jane A. Jla.per. deceased;
John W. Young and Aminda Young,
his wife; the unknown heirs, devisees,
legatees, personal representatives and
all persons interested in the estate of
John W. Young, deceased: the tm
know n heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives and all persons
Interested in the estate of Amanda
Young, deceased; A. J. Kerr and Julia
Kerr, his wire; the uaknown heirs,
devis es, legatees, personal, reprcsen
J;.tives and all persons interested in
the estate of A. J. K-.tr, deceased; the
unknown h-irs. devisers, legatee-, per
sonal l -ci-rf scntaii ves and al! persons
interested in the estate of Julia Ken
deceased; Andrew J. Kerr; the un
.known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives ami all persons
interested in the estate of Ar.drew J
Kerr, deceased: C. A. JNIarr; the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, anil all persons
Interested in the estate of G. A. Marr,
deceased; George A. ilarr; the tin
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all persons
Interested in the estate of George A.
Marr. deceased; D. F. Henry; the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, ami all persons
interested In the estate of D. 1 Henry,
deceased: D. Far rand Henry; the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, and all persons
interested in the estate of D. Furrand
Henry, deceaseel; Kben S. Wheeler and
Clara 1. Wheeler, his wife; the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives, und all persons
interestctl in the estate of Kben K.
Wheeler, deceased; the unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees, personal representa
tives, and all persons interested in the
estate of Clara 1. Wheeler, deceaseel;
K. S,. Wheeler: the unknown heirs, dev
isees, legatees. personal representa
tives and all persons Interested in the
estate of L. - Wheeler, deceased;
Plattsmouth Lanet ana improvement
company; the unknown claimants anil
the unknown owners of Lots 11. 12, 13
and 14 in Block 1. and Lots 1. 2. 3 and
jJsiSi our CHRISTMAS
"NSt C ml
You
can join
Come In
IT COSTS NOTHING TO JOIN AND IS THE ONE SURE WAY
TO HAVE MONEY. YOU CAN BEGIN WITH 10 CENTS, 5 CENTS,
2 CENTS OR 1 CEN-, AND INCREASE YOUR DEPOSIT THE SAME
AMOUNT EACH WEEK.
JN 50 WEEKS:
10-CENT CLUB
5-CENT CLUB
' 2-CENT CLUB
1-CENT CLUB
OR YOU CAN BEGIN WITH THE LARGEST AMOUNT AND DE
CREASE YOUR PAYMENTS EACH WEEK.
YOU CAN DEPOSIT 50 CENTS, $1.C0 ORI5.C0 OR MORE EACH
WEEK.
WE ADD 3 PER CENT INTEREST.
COME IN AND ASK ABOUT IT.
Farmers' State
THE NEW BANK.
4 in Ii U 'sill in llrovnic's :
..'i.i.;,,.. t.f Lot 17. in tlx.- XK',1 f
-u li
the N'W, or SiMti-.r. l::. in Township 1
Nortli, i:.in:-re 1U lOast of the 6tii I. M..
in .';. County, Nebraska.
You ami each of you are hereby m
tiiitu lliiit on the 17th lay of Decem
ber. 1 : 17. plaintiff liled his suit in the
District Court of Cass county, Nebras
ka, tbe i.bjeet ami purpose of which Is
to ipiiet ami confirm plaintiffs title
in aiMi to Lets 1, Z and 4, in Block
J. ;iTil Lots 11, l- IS and 1 in Block
l" in UrowneV Sub-uivision of Lot 17,
in the Ni:4 ot the NW'V of Section
Township 1-' North. Ranse IS K.ast
of the it'n I". M., in Cass county, N'ebr..
anl to enjoin each arid all of you from
having or claiming any rifcht, title,
li.n or interest, either lesal or eiui
t:ib!e. in or to sail land or any part
thereof, am! to enjoin you anil each of
vou in any manner front interfering
with plaintiff's possession and enjoy
ment of said premises and for equi
table relief. This notice is given pur
suant to the order of the Court.
You are required to answer said pe
tition on or before Monday the 4th uiiy
of February, 191, or your default will
bo entered therein.
VIRGIL ML LLIS.
Plaintiff.
A. L. T1DD,
d-J l-ltsw. Attorney.
i.nui::: to mkiw cai'sf;
Iii the District Court of Cass coun
ty, Nebraska: "
In the matter of the application of
Reginald II. Thorn, Guardian of the
l'eison and Kstate of Florence Thorp,
a Minor, for License to tell Ileal Ks
tate: :i rending and filing the petition,
duly verified, ' of Reginald H Thorp,
Guardian of the person and estate of
Florence Thorp, a minor, for license to
s-il the following ui scri bed real estate,
to-wit:
The undivided two forty-fifths
(2-451 of the Kast half of the
Southeast quarter of Section 23.
the Southwest quarter of Section
21, the North half of the North
half of the Northwest quarter of
Section lT ami the North half of
the North half of the Northeast
quarter of Section 26, all in Town
ship 12. Range 10, In Cass county.
Nebraska; also the undivided two
forty-fifths (2-1.".) of Lot 2, Block
lift 4.'.-y,
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fa-
how desolate it looks.
Of 'ccif5e yovi expect io erect -a
rrorirreTt there eone tirrve -
Or service is atyoxir ciiopooaJ-Now-
Vfite for c.iojac and corcvpkk
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BANKING
CLUB'
and
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PAYS
PAYS
PAYS
PAYS
$127.50
63.75
25.50
12.75
ank
10. in South Ucjid,
platted and recorded
ty, Nebraska
or. so much thereof a
as surveyed,
in Cass cow ii-
i
s t ho' court may
neem necessary and advisable, for tlx
benefit of said ward, for the purpose
of inyestnienf In lntrof hn!jritir r
ceurities or some productive stock and
for the education and maintenance of
said ward, and it appearing from said
petition that the minor's interest in
said real estate is a small undivided
portion thereof and the same is too
small to render the property desirable
as an investment; that said property
can probably be sold at the present
time for a fair value and that it is
for the interest of her estate and for
the benefit of said ward to convert
said undivided interest in real estate
into cash and invest the proceeds ia
interest bearing securities or some
productive stock, or so much thereof
as may not Le required for her main
tenance and education.
It is therefore ordered that the next
of kin of sail minor and all. person
interested in her estate appear before
me at chambers in the Court llruso i:i
the City of IMattsniouth in Cass coun
ty, Nebraska, on the 14th day of Jan
uary. ISIS, at 'J o'clock a. m., and show
cause, if any there bp, why license
should not be granted to said Rerrinabl
II. Thorp, Guardian, to sell said rel
estate for the purposes above set forth.
And it is further ordered that a copy
of this order be personally served on
said minor at least fourteen days, be
fore the day set for hearing, and
that it be published once each week
for three successive weeks in the
Plattsmouth Journal. a newspaper
printed and published In said county
of Cass.
i?aien at Chambers in said Countv
cass inis ntn clay of December,.
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iioKe oi me iistrict
dl7-3w) Cass
CAST
For Infant
In Use For i
Always bears
the
Signature cf
That
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