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PLATTSMOlTTn SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1918.
WILL UNDERGO OPERATION.
a rem Tucpdov's Pally.
.Air. and Mrs. Gallant Rakes, ami
Tr. II. V. Brendtl of Murray depart
ed this afternoon for Omaha, whore
they go to the St. Joseph Hospital
"where -Mr. Hakes will undergo an
operation for stomach and kidney
troubles which has been causing him
j rouble for a Ions time.
WILL MAKE THEIR HOME HERE.
rrrm Tuesday's Paily.
Mrs. lien Turner departed this
morning for Glenwood. !4va, where
she will visit for the day with her
mother, and on her return will he ae
(ompar.iod by two children f a
-rotl:er of Mr. Turner, L. O. Turner.
:J:e ! 'rot her and wift. having come
to riattsniouth to make their home.
Mid Air. Turner is encased with the
r.urlinston, bavins began work
tl:ere a few days since. Mr. L. T.
Turner has heretofore resided in
Council Bluffs. Iowa, and was em
ployed by the street railway of that
1 lace and Omaha, but come to Platts-
I mouth to make his home. on the
recommendation of his brother lien
Turner, who has lived here for some
time with his family, making excel
lent citizens.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
From T'lfK'lav's Pailv.
In district court yesterday was
heard the pica for a divorce filed by
Frank Hoetel against his wife Ethel,
in which he lmd asked for a separa
tion, and at the time of hearing he
did not appear, and the ease was
given to the defendant and the de
cree awarded her, with alimony of
?7.00 per week to be piid by Frank
Hoetel to Kthel Hoetel. until revoca
tion of the matter by th? order of the
court.
In the matter of I). O. Dwyer for
attorney's fees in the case of Mollie
Gerrans, wherein she had received
a judgment against the Woodman of
the World, Attorney Dwyer ha? ask
ed to retax attorney fees, to the
amount of S250.00. which was for
gotten when the costs bill was made.
The matter was centered with today.
teacher who steps from normal
school or college to begin her career
at $."00 at year can buy only the
things that would have pur
chased five years ago and lofty
wages were never an incentive that
drew its recruits for this service from
the best of womanhood.
Were there no higher and better
reason for giving justice to the
teachers of this city than the mere
thought of self protection, a lesson
mignt ie read irom conditions in !
Germany today, where the teachers I
at the beginning of the war were j
the most potent aids of the military j
kultur, and neglected as are our j
teachers, are now the most ardent ;
advocates .of the spirit of revolt, i
Prussianism has been starved from j
their souls. j
Let it not be said thai America!
starves loyalty and patriotism from i
those who train and teach the hone !
for the future. -Kansas C'itv Pot
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.VILL MAKE HOME IN THE WEST.
From Tuesday's IViil.w
After having visited hero for the
past week or more with his mother,
Mrs. H. "Waintronb, wlio is sick at
her home on west Tea.' Tstre-d, Louis
Kirschenblat t, departed yesterday for
San Francisco, where he again takes
I will se!l m my home, 1 miles : Avas n visitor in this eitv looking t UT b is work wit h t he t raining school
vest and 1 mile south of Mynard, (' .nrte- some b"siucss for the rt-iv ar.d : of ,ue radio service at Mare Island
iro?P'"': into itu- o'.r.co oi trie jour'.r.u ""-t, ..h. im. . .m-n i.-i.n i
fcr short tim. before returning to is J11 competing the course reouir
l." homo. Mr. ITarshman will var'id and v ill be ready to be trans
' lamily remove to Vonango 5r. i,ijforr"l to .some poyt. either on ship
near'futiire. whore lie will make hi.- I or land station, for active work in
hone in the future. j the army. Mrs. AVaintroub, who has.
neon greatlv cheered hv th visit
of
miles southwest of Hlattsmout h, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBR. 13. 1918
the following described property to-
Frn'ii Tnes-'ti v" nni'v
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arte- some business for the div. ar.d
G Head of Hcrses 6
1 bay mare, ei:-rht years eld, wt.
1 bay mare, ten years old, weight'
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:?2 QpiDoriumiy to practice thrift
A most unusual sale ef Sil':s all our fancy Taffetas and Satins are offered to
you at a remarkable reduction in price. It is not only the thrift-wise woman who will
appreciate this sale, hut every woman who has the need or desire for a new dress or
skirt. These silks include a wonderful color range and are not discarded patterns,
but comprise cur complete line taken right out cf stock:
36-inch fancy Taffeta and Satip, Cl
Price per yard $2.25; special at v)il0J
36-inch fancy Taffeta and Satin, (1 OQ
Price per yard; $2.50; special at Pi.(2ZP
36-inch heary Chiffon Taffetas in stripes and plaids,
Price per yard $3.50; special at. . . tp0
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oosens or iemsiams
Woolens! White Goods!
Silks! -
Choice patterns in various good lengths marked low enough to clear them quickly.
These are remnants accumulated in our regular flecks during the past few months and present for your
selection a wide range of useful fabrics and extraordinary values.
RETURNS FROM THE EAST.
who has been
her son, still remain:; sick at hers
t T. 1.- . .... W,
inline. iv ii.'is tjeei: very nice ni ir.e
i Prom Tv,iir's nniiv son to come across half the conti-
l nay norse. inree jrars oui, M-isni Air, u. .lean, v.-no lias neen . lu.nt to xiiiit hU nio,her and the oth
1..;0. j visiting with her father R. F. Dean. rr ,llCini,Prs n(; 1ie family.
1 black horse, eight years oUl. rt Poi'.th 1'avc-n, Michigan for the
two week? returned home tins
weight 11 SO.
smooth month.
1 black mare.
v.iaht 11 SO.
1 bay horse, ?mr,oth mouth, weight
12.-0.
14Head of Cattle 14
2 cows pivir.g niilk.
r. yt-ar'iiiigs heifers.
1 b.eifer ihree years old.
Farm Innlements. Etc.
One Fuller : Johnson wacon.
0::e old ,wa-on.
Two hay racks.
One carriage.
Two i.irv.er.-.
:. ri'ii n 1 i . t er.
:.c v. living li ter.
One wu.li;ir.g pit w.
r,e t.D--rc:io:i harrow.
Or..' rckr.
O-.e t .-o-r.-v stalk cutter.
Or.e Iieo;r FC."'or.
C:.: . II. C for: r Lors? engine.
Or." bnnz raw.
One buckeye cider mill.
One ("lover Leaf manure ppreade:
C:e . traw .-prendcr.
One corn elevator, all complete.
One corn shcller.
One d .-c rdiarpcr.er.
One grinding stone.
One corn grinder.
On-1 cross cut aw.
One hay stacker.
One hay rake.
Two wood stoves.
One ha.-e burner.
rr l u-lul-; of poi atf.es.
One D;-ckr-r & Son piano.
past
moni'tig, and lin- to pay of lier fath
er thai his health is fairly uood. and
thai he i-j feeling better this winter
than has lteen hi. custom. Speaking
about the weather Mr Jean p?.id,
that the thermometer had shown
only about twenty below, .but the
lake war? froze-n a far out as one
could r.ee ai.l that the ground wa;
covered from two to five filet of snow.
. :ER. LEOPOLD WILL LOCATE HERE
THE COUNTRY TEACHER.
An immigrant gir! cv.n come to
Kana'-; City and earn more money,
net. r.s a stTwni, have tnere for rec-
i reatior.
; td by a:
' fchccl'.
1 save i:Torc tlmn i.- earn-i'ra'-'e
teacher in the public
to : i an:
stores La
-es or
e-l i'r i
s 0 a
.skilled
:! and
servants
; a week
v goods
in.' reused the wages of
. ii'O'- c! .'i-wtii a f jurih to a
third since ID 12.
Tho Wt'.ge ;i' a school teacher re
mains at the level of peace times.
After spending year.'.; 'in special train
ing an 1 study, she starts work at
..V,0.
These are some of the r-tartling
facts preoenfd by tlie scl;ool teach
ers f this city, whose demand 'er a
higher wage has hehird it even n:ore
potent reasons than thest? of com
parison with other occupatir :is.
These teachers direct the mind
Liiiich Will be Served at Neon by
W. A. Scott.
TKHMS OF SALK: All sums of $10
:.iui under cash; on all sums over
?10 a credit of eight months will be
given, purchaser giving bankable
paper, bearing cipht per cent inter-
Now Is the Time to Ee Careful. i
and thought of the coming gencra-
a!e Ccnnenrcs at 10 O'Cok A. -T. : ticn. rpon them is placed a heavier
re: reliability for patriotism and sac
rifice for steadfast loyalty and undi
minished passion for liberty and the
institutions of liberty than any oth
er unit of society.
Vet l hey are kept at an earning
power that is under, rather than
ct. All property must be settled fcr above, a living wage.
before being removed from the j This community must recognize its ; relief, clears throat, loosens phlegm, of Weeping Water.
From Tuesday's Paily.
lr. H. ('. Leopold, formerly of
Fairbury will come to Plattsmouth to
locate as a practitioner of Osteopathy
tfnJ will succeed Dr. Mary A. Zerch
er. she going to near St. Lou:--, Mo.,
where she will make her home. Dr.
Leopold who conies t this city wi ll
roeon: mended was formerly located
at Fairbury. where lie Ins a 'Ine
practice and v i'tl n.ove with his fam
ily to this city nip.kitir;" his heme
here. Dr. Leopold will take clmrf.e
of th ofHoe here on February 1 1th.
being next Monday, and will be
pleased to greet all the former clients
of fr. Zerchcr and as r.'.r.ny more as
wi -h his services.
ARRIED EY THE
serviceable Sfeii
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lit . r r r - r ? ?
It is surprising likewise gratifying to know that one can
still gfet a splendid waist for $1.00. These $1.00 Wirth
mor Waists are sold by us exclusively, giving yon an op
portunity to possess an exceptionally stylish and service
able waist at very little cost.
Kere you will also find the Well worth Waist at $2.00, and
a wonderful line of Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe
Waisto in all colors and designs at all price?.
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We Like to Serve!
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i'i.!.i M'lr.'.ay's 1 '.lily.
Lost Saturday afternoon, there
wsrs a license issued l;y the clerk of
tho county judge, permitting Lay
Hathaway and Mis:; Myrtle Lanum, !
both aged twent v-three and both j
hailing from near Union. Then the
Judge was aked to Terform the
ceremony joining their lives and
mailing them r.v: and wife. The
kindhearted judge could not Had it
in his heart to refuse their request
and they were roon hitched fcr life,
and away they went hapy as larks,
r.rd t iie future looking as bright as
a dollar. Miss Florence White and
the mother cf the groom were made
official witnesses of the transaction.
LAND ERINGS CC0D PRICE.
l-'r.'Ti T;'-s.lav's leniv
Forty acres of land was sold a few
days since in 1 he south portion of
the county for two hundr-.d dollars
per acre, the land in consideration
being the north a;t quarter of the
JOHN V7YNN Or LHAILD Ul'O.W
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morning '
to ree J hi'
pital at th:
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i northeast (juarter of section tliirty-
four, township ten and range thir-
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vent a. i eper:.' ;e n , but a
since for relief J( r s.me
v.'liieb ii:-- 1 -eti a Ceding 1
teen east. This piece of land which 1 lor si, me L'.iu-. Since the o
contains forty acres war; sold by F.
W. Young to John M. Chaifiuit for
the consideration of $S.000.OO. Again
in the purchase o: tome lands down
in the county, P. K. Springier, who
bought from a number cf interests
in certain parcels of lar.d noid
liigh as $4.r.00. for one half interest
in a forty acre plot, it being a half
interest in th" smith west quarter
of the south west quarter of the
section. These make good prices fcr
land and the latter has brought
$22.00 per acre.
Mr. Ys'ynn has been getting
nicely, and ii is hoped that
ere lo;)!,- b-: ;ld? to ri'ur'i
home in perfect health.
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health
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a l;ng
he Will
ARE YOU AIT AIvIERICAI-7 CITIZEN? : passed from- this earth February 1,
i H!IS. The little feliov was just be-
''''''" . . . I ginning to be most interesting, when
now asKtng : ii i i-e! ves . , . ...
u;e ae:;:U auei c;:mo calling fcr him.
Le sickened but a few days since and
: (-on w beyond the grasp of human
lf In TIi.- e.-T .i t-w ,.i i..
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Cut This Out It Is '
fo.vt Mir,.; this.
slir, enclose with live
Vr Co.. 2s3f, S'leiliehl
' ort;i ; lo'iey.
C'Ui e,i;t this
c.o:-, Is to Fob v
kii;g : h i i-elves
5.:i-'.n. am I an Am:-ric:'.n tiii
c. '.;!! t:e on.Iy to.; well p!i.a.:- i
e ;.i!e to av.'vcr -. I Pur
i' '. e neg:ectc-d t::o r.-oport ur.i' . v
vl-ich lias been open to them during
the year .;. One of our old friends.
.' i ev- m r.; i T . .i-. r '.-.-tin lri .-!-; !
his abiding place here for nearly
l.ft'y years. ;.i.d over forty years ago.
made yj plication for th first papers.
:: n u securing ihem, Ine; not thought 1
about p- ifeeting his c i; i;:enship. Now
comes the proposition, facing him.
after he !::.s tliough.t hi:
elf a eiti-
. O't1
Avoid imitations or substitutes, get
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar, j FOR SALE.
and voir have a cough medicine you ; 160 acre improved farm 2 miles
can depend r.pcn. It gives prompt i east of Manley and four miles north
premises.
I responsibility promptly. It must ; soothes, heals. Fheclts coughs, colds, I session -can be
CCL. V,T. R. YOUNG, luctiencer.
GL0 0. DCVEY. C!er!:.
Immediate pos-
given. Price
Inquire of T. II. Pollock or
dollar has decreased under war con- chinl coughs. Contains no opiates, i J. P. Falter, Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
j ditions. It must recognize that the. Sold everywhere. i 2-l-3td3twkly
CHAS. I.0VELL, Owner. ' recognize that the buy'ng power of a ! whecping cough, la grippe, bron- j per acre.
111., writing year name anl audiss
clearty. You will receive in return
a trial package eontr.ining Foley's
Honey and Ter Compound. ijr
coughs, colds and croup. Foley KUl
::( Pills an.'. Fo'.ey Cathartic Tablet-..
Fold every where.
rn, yo'i will have to register :', an
alien en"my. to the land which lias
made you and you have heipc.l to
make. Uut tho oiiert unit y was
your:- and y w neglected to improve
it. V." hen tiie war is settled, all who
have lo g!, --fed to perfect their citi
zenship will do so. and that without
anv delav.
i;-day afternoon frotii the h'ome cf his
parent-; at l.lHi and Pearl streets,
j and was conducted by lie v. Truseott
I of the Methodist church. Mrs. K. II.
i V.'escott and Miss Florence Iinhcr
singing very beautifully a numt.er
of song?. Workmen at the Western
Machine and F'nuidry company,
whereby Mr. Yeli'-k was employed,
showed their sorrow and sympathy
in the contributing of flowers, as did
also many kind friends.
For Pale A number of white
III MEMORY OF TH0KAS YELICK.
Brahma Cockerels:,
nor, Xehawka.
Mr". C. Fj. Heeb-
A want ad will bring wha vcj wpr'
i Vi-etn 3!ri7if1n vs- "Ouily.
i Thomas Yelick, the infant son of
, Mr. and Mr.:. James Yelick, wac born
; la?'t autumn. October Tth. 1!)17. and
Constant Sufferer xinds Relief.
"I have .been a constant sufferer
from kidney trouble and was down
sick in bed," writes C. F. Reynold?,
412 Ilerrick St., Elmira. X. Y. "I
commenced taking Foley Kidney
Pills. In a few days I was up out of
bed." Recommended for rheumatic
pains, backache, biliousness, sore
muscles, stif joints, "tired cut" fe?I-
mg. bout everywnere.
MANLEY STATE BANK
1IANLEY, NEB.
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HURRAY STATE BANK
MURRAY, NEB
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $13,000
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OFFICERS
FRANK STANDEE
AUGUST STANDER
AUGUST PAUTSC.H
THOMAS E. PARMELE
WM. J. RAU.
GAPITAL'ANQ SURPLUS $15,000
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DIRECTORS
CHAS. C. PARMELE, President.
FRED NUTZMAN. Vice-President.
W. GLEN BOEDEKER, Cashier.
BANK OF CASS COUNTY
PLATTCMOUTH, NEB.
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $89,000
OFFICERS
CHAS. C. PARMELE
JACOB TRITSCII
THOMAS E. PARMELE
R. F. PATTERSON.
P. G. EGENBERGER
BANK OF G0?OE
LOUISVILLE. IIEB.
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OFFICERS
THOMAS E. PARMELE. President.
CHAS. C. PARMELE, Vice-President
PAUL FITZGERALD. Cashier.
RALPH R. LARSON. Asst. Cashier.
FIRST SECURITY Bmi
CEDAR CHEEK:. NEB
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CAPITAL AfID SURPLUS S105000
OFFICERS
WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, President.
W. H. LOIINES. Vice-President.
THOMAS E. PARMELE. Director.
ur Facilities Ersable Us to-Handle Your usiness in this ounty Promptly and
' . Economically and on this. Basis We' Inyite -Your Patronage.
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