TAGE TWO,
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOUKNAU
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1918.
6:
Mr. Farmer:
If you wish to have
security earning
interest per annum, and exempt from personal taxes
in Nebraska. See
E. P. LUTZ, Plattsmouth, Neb.
6:
BIRTHDAY OF
LINCOLN CELE
BRATED IN H. S.
STUDENTS LISTEN TO AN ABLE
ADERESS DELIVERED BY
REV. McCLUSKEY.
SERVICE FLAG WAS PRESENTED
In Honor of Students and Alumni
Ilembers Who are Serving the
Nation in World War.
rr.-.;.i ',1!',rf,l.iy'.-- laity.
Yesterday afternoon at the High
school heginnin.g at two thirty, was
an interest ins program given, which
had for its object the keeping: in
::-'Ttury the character of President
Lincoln, and his achievments, a? well
PUBLIC SALE!
The ur.ikTi'isned will ouer for sale
af 1'ul'Iic Auction at his home two
i:;tlrs east and two miles south of
Murray, and four and one-half miles
t.ort beast of Union, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18
li.o following; described property, to-
a : t .
10 Head of Horses 10
t-'ue bay horse, j years old, weight
i.r.;. i.
C;ie bay inure. 3 years eld, weight
1.2T.0.
One bay mare. 2 years old.
One black yearling colt.
One bay mare. 7 years old, weight
1.2 u, with foal by jack.
One brown mare. 4 years old, wt.
I. ', with foal by jack.
One Mack mare, 10 years old, wt.
1.4ih), with foal by horse.
One buckskin mare, 7 years old,
weight 1.2). with foal.
One rorrel mare. S years old, wt.
1.1 CO, with foal.
One mule, coming 2 years old.
CO Head of Cattle and Hogs 20
one good milk cow, be fresh soon
Oi.e cow giving milk now.
:ie yearling heifer.
i 'Tie cow. . years old, iresn in
Sprii.g.
om lu-d Pole bull, coming 1 year
1 I.
Three eui.ting yearlinff steer calves
coming yearling steer calves.
One Short Horn bull. 2 years old.
Kight head of bred gilts.
Two barrow?, weigh 173 pounds.
Or.e Poland-China boar.
Farm Implements. Etc.
One farm wagon.
::' wairon and rack.
One bobsled, nearly new
On.- old buggy.
One ;-foot I-ering binder.
O:io C-foot McCormick mower.
0:ie Janesville gang plow.
Oi:- Case 4-wheel lister.
One corn planter with check rtv.
Oi:c walking lister.
Pndger cultivator, nerly new.
On" I-row cultivator.
Two Spring-trip Avery cultivators.
One o-section harrow.
One 2-row stalk cutter, nearly
j.ew.
One John Beere disc, nearly new.
One set of li-j-ineh harness.
Two sets of single harness.
Two sets of fiy nets.
I'ivft good horse collars.
I'ive tons of baled alfalfa.
Tive tons of Xo. 1 baled timothy.
Sale Commences at 10 A. M.
Lunch will be served at noon by
V. A. Scott.
Terms of Sale.
A credit of from six to twelve
months will be given on all sums
over SI", purchaser giving good and
bankable paper, bearing eight per
cii interest from dale. All sums of
Sin and under cash. All property
-:t!'--l f-r bfor" being re
n ov.-d from th? premises.
H0BT. GOOD.
cob. v. n. YOU sr., Ain-t.
V. G. DOEDEKER, Clerk.
your money on mortgage
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of incalculat ion a liver and rever
ance for patriotism.
The exercises was began by the
singing of America, which was sang
with vim and vigor of an American
crowd of school boys and girls. Then
followed an address on Abraham
Lincoln by Rev. H. G. McCluskey,
which portrayed .the character of
this excellent American if a word
picture which will never be forgotten
by his hearers.
Then followed a number of songs
by Mrs. E. H. AYeseott and Mrs. Mae
Morgan, which breather Loyalty and
Patriotism in every sentence. Fol
lowing this was a tribute to the
boys at the front from this city and
the high school, this by Mr. E. H.
Wescott, and was one of the finest
addresses which has been made in
this or any other city for many a
day. Being in personal touch with
the boys who have left from Platts
mouth his heart was filled with the
associations and placed him in posi
tion to express with fervor, and
earnestness the thoughts which well
up in his being.
Then came the presentation of the
service flag, by the girls club, the
presentation being made by Miss
Eleanor P.urnie. the president and
the unveiling done while the club
sang the added stanza to 'America'.
"God Bless Our Xoble Men. Bring
Them Safe Home Again." The pre
sentation of this flag which contain
ed forty-eight stars representing
forty-eight members of the Platts
mouth High School who had gone to
the front, was answered and accepted
by the Board of Education by their
member T. H. Pollock.
Mr. Pollock expressed his thank
fulness for the patriotic impulses in
the club of high school girls, who
had prepared this token of their loy
alty and patriotism.
The occasion was one of much
shown interest in the welfare of
those who has been here for a while
and in the ever shifting scenes of
this varying life have caught in the
vortex, of sentiment, necessity, pat
riotism, and love of liberty, and car
ried to the almost ends of the
earth.
HARLEY WILES IMPROVING.
From Weilncsday's Daily
Mesdames B. F. Wiles, and B. F.
Goodman departed this morning to
Omaha, where they go to see Harley
Wiles, son of Mrs. Wiles at the hos
pital at that place, and were, ac
companied by Robert Goodman, who
also goes to see his friend. Mr. Har
ley Wiies is now showing some im
provement which is hoped will be of
a permanent nature, and which they
have hopes of putting the young man
on the road to recovery from his ser
ious illness.
COMPLETING THE CONTRACT.
Frni Wednesday's Daily.
The Roberts Construction Company
who have in hand the constructing
of the sewer for the Burlington
through a portion of the shop yards
is rounding up the work pretty well,
having completed the concrete work,
and will by the end of the week
have the entire contract finished.
They are shipping the concrete mix
er to Lincoln today.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slit, enclose with five cents to Foley
& Co., 2S35 Sheffield Ave., Chicago,
111., writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and croup. Foley Kid
ney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. Sold everywhere.
Never can tell when you'll mash a
linger or suffer a cut, bruise or scald.
Be prepared. Thousands rely on Dr.
Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Your druggist
sells it. 30c and 60c.
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4
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W. A. ROBERTSON,
Lawyer,
h
r:- f Riley
Cot' B1ck.
OBJECTS OF THE
COUNTY AGENT
PLAN OF WORK
NOT AN "EXPERT AGRICULTUR
IST" FOR NO ONE IS TOO
OLD TO LEARN.
His Mission is One of Teaching and
Being Taught The Plan is
Not a New One.
From Wednesday's Dally.
The original conception of the
County Agent, that of an "expert ag
riculturist" is an erroneous one, for
were it possible to combine all the
qualities which this conception would
require, the person would be worth
more than the counties would feel
they could afford, in some other
avocation. True when one is thus
qualified, and when one Is a worker
and thinker, the worth to the coun
ty is worth as much as could be ob
tained in other lines. For it has
been proven that in a county in this
state that the county agent has
proven the plan adopted has benefit
ted the county to the extent of $50.
000 during one year. The idea is to
demonstrate established agricultural
facts that are of value to the com
munity but not of general practice.
To make available to the people of
the country the results of agricul
tural experiments and to assist in
determining the application of these
principles to local . conditions. To
search for the best there is in farm
practice of the best farmers of the
county, and to give the widest poss
ible publicity to their work. To
study farming in all its relations
and assist in the establishment of
a system of farm management that
is most profitable and consistent with
a permanent agriculture. To be
interested in and to render such as
sistance as is consist nt with his pre
scribed duties to nil work under
taken in the county for the improve
ment of farming or the advance
ment of rural life. To develop and
inspire high ccirmnnity ideals, to
stimulate co-operation, and to help
the rural peep! - in their organized
capacity through the farm bureau.
and all other local organizations, to
make farming an attractive business
and country life satisfying to man.
woman and child.
As a teacber teaches rather bv
demonst rat io::s. ; nd in carrying out
these he works rather with the in
dividual, but the real purpose is to
reach the community and thus bene
fit all.
The necessity for the demonstra
tion ends only when the community
have adopted the practice. This is
illustrated in the matter of the oat
smut and seed corn demonstrations.
In many counties having had agents
three years there no longer evist n
necessity for further demonstrations,
for either of these. In some place
where the sanitary precautions ti
prevent and stamp out hog cholera
has been such that it is no longer
necessary to persue a demonstration
on this subject.
MRS. A. G. ROMAN IMPROVING.
From Wednesday's Dailv.
Notwithstanding the weakened
condition and the severity of the
operation which Mrs. A. G. Roman
has been compelled to undergo, she
is shownig some recuperative
strength and it is hoped the improve
ment which is slight now, will con
tinue and that she will be growing
stronger as the days pass.
THE JUNIOR RED CROSS WORK.
From Tuesday's Daily.
The Junior Red Cross is being
brought prominently before the
school at this time in the drive
which is to continue until Washing
ton's Birthday and to culminate on
that day with a chapter in every
school, and every member included
in the membership and workers.
There are 98 schools in this county
and Miss Alpha Petersen is pushing
the work of the organization, which
means all of the scholars in the
county members. Each school, is to
be a branch, with the membership
comprising the school. It is a mat
ter of choice with the school how
the raise the 25 cents per member,
by each one paying it separately or
by the school hold box suppers or
entertainments for the purpose as
they like. It is expected the 25 cents
per member for each and very school.
Bsides this there is work. 'such jis
the child can do, like knitting of
such work, which will be furnished
after the county is organized and on
a working basis.
When baby suffers with eczema or
some itching, skin trouble, use Doan's
Ointment. A little of it goes a long
way and it is safe for children. COc
a bos at all stores.
Rand-McNally war maps for sale
at the Journal office.
COULD NOT GO TO MURRAY.
From Wednesday's Daily.
On accouut of having an abscess
in one of his cheeks, caused by an
ulceration of a number of teeth, our
R. A. Bates, proprietor of the Jour
nal has been a portion of the time
confined to his bed, though lighting
to keep going when he was scarcely
able to be up. He was so sick it
was not possible for him to make his
accustomed trip to Murray as is his
custom. He is- feeling some improv
ed today, the abscess having broken,
which has afforded some relief. He
hopes to be able to get the business
calls, at Murray by the next week.
NOW LIVING IN PLATTSMOUTH.
From Wednesday's Daily.
Martin Steppat, who for a number
of years lived in this city, but later
went to Blair, where he made his
home for some time has again be
come a resident of Plattsmouth, hav
ing purchased the property which
has been used for a number of years
past by Andrew Dill and wife. Mr.
Steppat has moved to Platismouth
and is domiciled in the new home,
and will this his home again.
MRS. WAINTR0UB VERY SICK
Charles Kirsch was in the city last
evening staying over night at the
home of his mother Mrs. II. Wain
troub, who is extremely sick at lier
home. Mrs. Waintroub since her
return from the hospital at Omaha
has not gained the strength which
was expected, and has rather lost
than otherwise her strength and with
the loss of the strength is a. so suff
ering excessive pain, for bih the
cause of her sickness and other com
plications.
ENTERTAINED YESTERDAY.
The cozy home
Mrs
1!.
.schiuii'fr on North Mxtn St.. was
the scene f a charming alternoon
partv, vestentav uiurruor., when
.Mrs. ticiineitler eiUertr.med a num
ber of her lady friends ;.t bridge
whist. The guests tilled eigl t tables
and the afternoon hours were le
oted to sever;.! game.-, which pro
vided plenty of amusement for the
guests xii;: ! :un.' sue occasion a most
delightful e,:ie. The parlors of the
Schneider home had 1 .' ii mc.de very
attractive vita tlecoraT ir-us of reel
earnafions. In deference to the sea
son I".:-.' score card- were in the na-
ture of valentine-;
At the hour of
.":".'. the !:.'; ttss served
luncheon in courses.
iov ely
TAKEN UP.
At my farm five miles s;m; h we-;
of Murdock, Nebr., one black horse
with small white spot in forehead
and little white on right hind foot,
weight about tue hundred and fifty
pounds. Owner can have same by
proving ownership and pay for this
notiee and for ko.-es hoard and keep.
P. F. Duerr. 2-4-3 v. kswklv
A Wcrd to Mothers.
Mrs. V.. .1. Bedard. Cowich. Wash.,
rays. "Foley's llorey and Tar is the
best I ever used. I always keep a
bottle in the ho-.ise for the children.
A quick cure for coughs and colds."
It heals raw, inflamed surfaces,
loosens phlegm, eases hoarser ess and
difficult breathing, checks racking
coughs. Sold cvervwhere.
The A. Ilospe Co. of Oina.li a wish
to inform our readers that they have
on hand at. this time thirty-five ex
cellent bargains in used pianos at
prices from $50.00 to $200.00 as
well hs a big stock of new pianos
and player pianos ranging in price
from $225.00 up. Anyone wiio is at
all interested would do well to get
in touch with them at once.
ATTENTION
P
L
Why not insure your car and be
protected in case of fire or theft.
You will find it pays and you will
never have to worry about a loss.
Relow you will find the cost of a
one year Farmers policy:
Dodge Bros. 1 j-ear $12.50
Buick Six. 1 year -- 18.75
Reo Six, 1 year ' 19.25
Willys Six. 1 year 18.75
Chevrolet 490, 1 year 9.00
Crow Elkhart, 1 year' 12-00
Ford 1918. 1 year 6.00
These prices are based on new car
prices. If you don't care to carry
full value Insurance, the cost will
be less than the above listed. Come
in and investigate.
Leonard leisinger,
AGENT
at Farmers' State Bank
Plattsmouth, Nebraska'
G. E. INTERMEDIATE
SOCIETY ROYALLY
ENTERTAINED
REV. McCLUSKEY AND WIFE ARE
HOSTS TO YOUNG PEOPLE
AT THE MANSE.
Games and Merriment Indulged
In
by All Refreshments Served
Before Guests Depart.
From Wednesday's Dallr.
The members of the Intermediate
Society of Christian Endeavor, were
pleasantly entertained by the Pastor
and his wife at the Presbyterian
Manse last evening. From the mo
ment of their entrance into the
house, the young folks found some
thing had been planned for their
pleasure. When the entire crowd had
assembled, which well filled the
house, they were seated at tables and
indulged in the main game of the
evening, that of progressive hearts.
This they found to be most fascinat
ing, and it was with difficulty that
the hostess was able to call the game
to a close. But the lateness of the
hour compelled her to do so. Miss
Helen Roberts was found to have
won the most number of games, fo;
which she was privileged to contri
bute a musical selection, for tin
benefit of the oth?rs. Delicious re
freshments were served, after which
the young people further indulged in
music and a contest game of throw
ing hearts, the old horse-shoe game,
made aonrnpriate for the season. As
the young people were leaving, all
were verv exner-sive of their delight
in the evening's moments so wel
filled with pleasure. The folks c!
the manse hope it will not be long
until their home may again ring with
the cheer of such pleasant young peo
pie.
Thi- S'-.cietv has already become
a prominent fac'or in the church life
r. tul under the efficient leadership of
Prof, and Mrs. DcWolf is making fine
progress, and it is hoped that it will
-oon have on its roll all the young
people of the church v.-ho are elig
ible for membership.
To fee! strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly r,nd en
joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters,
the family svstem tonic. Price $1.25.
lltiil I IS !" ! liltl'Olt 1H
'!' t!-- ';: rvit-rs T"evai"r ".. of "ill -
luin. Ni-5ir.i ka .
Kli"vn all i:nu l- tlnsf i-ii'MMits:
That v. i tin- e'ldorsigi'.e.l itsidints of
I'.iss cn'.i'itv. State of Nebraska, do
asxiviate mi isi'lvi" touet lief for t!.e
oiiroose it lormiiiur and ln-roni ! iig a
io: I i:nd-r the !;iv of t'r
St;it- ..f Ni-liiaska. f-r ti e transaction
of the I ':siif-s Jiereiiiafter desrrihod.
Artlele I
NAM I": The name of the c-orp'M a
tion -!ial) !-e The i'ai mors Klovutor
'o . of iiiloiii. Xi iii iisKa.
riielc II
I'l.ACK OF r.CSIN'KSS: The irln"i
T ; I !i.i'.e of t n.s;i el i i:r business shaii
1 e at ("nlloiii, eounty of i ass. and Matt
til' Net.i aska.
rll.le III
;i:.vt:i:.i. x.Tt ;i: ! i:rsii:ss:
The :.iluio of 1 he business to be Iran
iid l.v so) eoi pora l ion shall bt
ihe buying and siliiiiiT of it 1 1 kiads
ami eojil. the iei at ioi Of all
elevjitoV amlthe erf-ei ion and main-
t emmet- of sueli building's am! stint.
lures as may he deemed neees.-a ry in
al lying on the aforesaid business.
rietr IV
AMotWT OK (Wi'lT.'th STtx'TC: Tin
it w I l.orized e.-ipita! stuck of said eor-
lioiation shall lie I en ihotisaint lol
hu s ( S 1 O.immi.imi i in shares of One linn
ttr-d Iiollars- ( $l(ii).i)e each, to be fully
paid and nor.-assessabie.
A rt if'le V
" .M M l'.Si "KM KN'T AND TKKMINX-
TIo.'n' !" 1 !1 "St X KSS: The oxistaine of
I his eorooratioa shall commence when
Three Thousand 1 Millar..- $::.nm.o:i i of
said stock is sold ami continue during
the period of I .von t y-li ye years.
rt !! VI
1 XI l :i I'i'KI Xi:SS: The outstanding
indebtedness of said corpora tion shall
not at any time exceed the sum of
Three Thousand Iiolhirs ( $::,oi0. DO ).
Article VII
l:o.i:l OF I i UKOTOKS: The bnsi
ness of said corporation shall be con
ducted by a board of tive directors, to
lie elected by the stockholders : swell
election to take place at such time
and to be conducted in such mannc
as shall he preseri bed by the liy-Uivs
of said corporation.
A rl it-li- III
..Mi:l)MK.TS: These ArtiHes of
Incorporation may be amended by a
majority vote of slot khoho rs or all
oi" the stock stdd of said t orporation
i: swell manner as may be provided
for in the I'.v-I.aws.
CHAS. T. l'lCACnCK,
.1. ':. mkisixcki:.
t.orii-; r.oKX.
I'. A. IIOUX.
A. 15. FOIJXOFF.
Witness to Signatures:
ir. a. sciixi:ii)Ki:.
State of Nebraska, County of Cass, ss:
. -. .i i ... e ...... 11T 1...
(Ill IIIIS tlll Hill OI OflKll'-l, I 1 t , -
fore nie. a notary i ui.iic in nnu no
Cuss county. State or .ncui aska. per
sonally appeared the above named,
..I..... v 1 iam .-(if . tr 1 11 AIeii n L!e I I.OII-
ie Horn, 1'. A. Horn a ml A. 11. FornoiT.
who are personally known to me to
t . .1... I.lanlii-jl llfit-k-HIIU u.ltc nulilcs
I 111' I'll ' ' 1 ' ' . 1 1 ' - - - ' - . . ..."
are affixed to the above Articles of
Incorporation, as parries mereio. huh
. i . . . ..nf,.i..iM. i ctr ti.ivL-leil ?reil the in
I 1 1 1. I . v i ii i i. - - -r. -- - - - ...
stfwinent to be. their voluntary act
ami oeeti.
Witness in y hand anil notarial seal
tiif i ho- ami vear 'asi mmve wviiien.
CEO. O. DOVKV.
Vnlfiri- 'Public.
My' commission expires Sept. 8, .11)10.
aoticl; or ulmiioia.vs salk
In the Idstrict Court of Cass couu-
h- "V. lieu kn
In the matter of tiie Application of
Beginalfl B. Thorp, CJuardfan or Hie
Pernoii antl Bstate of Florence NTliorp, I
a minor, lor license 10 sen reui taiait-.
X'otice is bei-ebv given that in pur-
tiitnce of an orler of the District
Court in and for Cass county. Nebrat
ka. Honorable James T. Begrley, Judtje
of saitl Court, made on tne mn cay oi
.lammrv. 191S. for the sale of the real
estate hereinafter described, there willl
One suit does'nt fit all
occasions---
You can own two suits easily!
You can't very well v. 4li under your
car and go to a dinner party in the same
suit. Nope, you don't want to look the
same all the time either.
Lots of people could'nt afford two suits
at $50 each, and these are not imaginary
prices eithei. But with clothing condi
tions as they are or soon will be, no one
cannot afford to be without at least one
new suit when we can fit you, please
you, and sell you a suit that will stay
with you for
$22.50 and $25.
cPliilip
I
l. stdd at public vemUire to the high
est bidder lor cash, at the South Front
joor of the County Court House in
the citv of l'lattsmuwtli. in tiie county
of Cass, -mid stale of Nebraska, on the
LVirtl day of February, lyis.
hour of ten o'clock a. m., the
iit the
f ollow-
ins described real estate:
An emlivltled t wo-fort y-ti f 1 1 s fC-15)
of the Fast half of the Southeast iUiir
ter of Section the Southwest iiuar-
ter of Set tion .1. the North half of the
North half of the Northwest quarter
of Section L'"i. and the XortU half of
the North half of the Northeast quar
ter of Set t ion L't;, ali in Township 1-.
ilanjre T. Cass county, Nebraska; also
an undivi.bd t wo-iort y-tifl hs (.'-t.'i of
I.ot i'. IMook lo in South lit ml, as swi
e ed. platted and recorded ia Cass
coi;:ity, Nebraska.
Said sale will remain open one hour.
l.iatod lids -'Jlli day of January. A.
D. 1U1S.
KK;iNAM II. TIIOKF.
Guardian of the lVrson ami F.state
of Florence Thorp, a Minor.
.NOTICi: l-'Oll Hl'AltlMi.
In the County
Coutt of Caso
co un
ty. Nel'fuska.
I:: Ihe matter of
t !'.-! Shcffcr. I M (';.
To all Creditors,
ii.tere-lcd in the
SliclVef, l'eeeascd:
Notice is hcrehv
do Ksta;
of Mar
d.
Heirs
estate
and
of
pe :soi!
Martha
;ivcn that on the
F.ith day of January. 1V1S. Samuel II.
l.otler tiled a verified petition in the
County Court .if t as;-, county. XeoVas-
ka, scttiniT forth that Martha Shelter
died inte.stat" in Cass county, Nebras
ka, on the 17th day of AuuT.st. lvl.
seized of the following described real
esiate. to-wit: The Southwest quarter
iSWIil of Section Fifteen (lji Town
ship (11' l North. Ballot: Nine C. 1 Bast
of the till: 1 M., in Cass county, Ne
braska; that they are now the owners
of all yt tlit" aforesaid lands and that
they acquired title to all of tiie afore
said real estate throujrh deeds of cou
vevanco. duly executed aad a -know -leered,
from the heirs of Martha Shef
fer. deceased; that no administration
of the estate of the said -Martha Shcf
fcr has been had in the state of Ne
braska, and that not more than two
years has expired since her death: they
pi'iiv for ii determination of the time
and place of the death of Me. ft ha Shcf
fcr, ii detertninat ion of the heirs of
said deceased, their decree of kill
.-Olio, ami the livrbt of the descent of
said real estate, ami that ti.e creditor.-
of Martha ShclVer be forever barred
and enjoined from asserting any claim
upon J-anl real estate.
Said pttitiou will lie heard before
said Count:.- Court at its rooms in the.
City of I'lattsmouth. in said comity.
on the K.th day of l ebruary. lyi.x. i,t
10 o'clock a. in.
(Lly t he Court
ALBION .1. I tK F.SOX.
( Seal ) -ji'N-Sw. County Judge.
i.i:;al aoth r.
Notice to non-resident M-femla n t s,
thtHr Heirs, Ievisees, Legatees. Per
sonal Bepresetitati ves ami All Per
sons interes'teu in their l-.stalo.
To William Paul. Pay Paul. Ksthcr
Pawl. Amelia P. Carter, Bd Carter, Wil
liam S. Bethel. Hattie Bethel. Frank
M. Pethel. if living, if deceased the
unknown heirs, devisees, iegatces per
sonal representatives and all neisons
in teres ted in the esiate of Frank M.
Pethel, deceased: Charles ;. ibthel. if
living, if deceased, the unknown heirs.
le isees, legatees, personal renresen-
tatives and all persons interested in
me esiate ol Charles C BetiieJ. d
ie
ceiisetl :
You and each of vow are hereto- .o-
titietl that Pirnoy H. Oei'lcrcq us plain
tiff on the I'lst dav of .l.inuun-. 1 !i I .
tiled his petition in the liisiij.'t Ooni-t
of Cass county, Nebraska wherein voii
and all of you are defendants: the oh.
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jet t and pra cr of hb h petition is
liiiit the claim, interest liuht, title ami
estate of each and every one of you in
and to the Bast one Hundred and J'or-ly-Jive
i:." fe t of Lot Fifteen ( 1 I
in Jones' Addition to the Village of
tireenwood, Cass count v, N -braska, l.o
held to lie invalid, and that the titlo
of said plaintiff in and to said real es
tate a ml every part lit- quieted as
ifiainst yor. aad each aim every t.'i.e
of you, ami a against any and all
claims of any person holding by,
through or under yoa, and that it be
adjudged am! decreed that each and
all of you v hose names are above set
forth, if living, if deceased, the heirs,
devisee--. legatees, pe!: i: : ! represen
tatives ami a'l other pcisons inter
st. d ili the estiite of cacTi and i very
one of you. have im right, title, claim
or interest in and to said lea 1 estate,
or aiiv p. ill theii oi. a.::d that each and
all of .-aid i bi'eiidii ! t . Hose m-im-d,
and those whose nam-'S are o ::1: mi n,
and not stilted, be forever iarred t'roia
claiming or as-citing any right, title,
iMci:est or estate in and to said re,
e.-tate. or any part thereof, and for such
other and further relief :s to the court
may seem just and equitable.
You and each of nn are furiht-i
notiaed that yen are ri quired to au
sitcr saitl petition mi or i fore Mon
day, the 'Mb dav of March. r.l:.
B1BNBY II. DcCLHBCo.
Plaintiff.
C. A. BAWLS. Attorney.
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To Mary B. Jones. Oliver
son and wife. Iio'oie I1im1.-oi.
tie Whill.iker and i.i.siiard.
enee (-;. W i 1 1 a hi r ; tleorge
sou ami wife, Mario Hudson
Had-Hiit-t
hi r
1 Iwd
: .len-
nie Anderson ami hatband, Arthur
Anderson: Sidney Hudson and
wife. Bthc! Huilsou: 'Cora. Youa
kcr and husband, KImcr Younl:' r;
(leorge Jones and wife Jennie
Jones; Mary Richards ami hu--band.
Oliver Bichartls; Lincoln
Jones an.! wife, Blla Jones; Mag
gie Sponsler and husband
Sponsb-1-; the unknown heirs. d v
isees, legatee:-, personal loprescn
tptivtg; and all persons interest
ed in the estate of John Hudson,
deceased: the unknown heirs, dev
isees, legatees, personal lepivseii
tatives ntid all persons intrre-t.d
in the estate of William .tones,
deceased: Kva Jones, if living, if
deceased, her unknown heirs dev
isees, legatees, pci.-oeal represen
tatives and all persons jntcresc,i
in her estate ami C. B. West-oil.
occupants and owii'-rs t f Lot Five
(") in Block Nine i ! and Lots
Twtlvo (Il'i and Thirteen (l.'.t in
Block Bight s all in South Park
Addition to the City of Platts
mouth, Cass county, Nebraska:
You and each of you are hcrehv
Illicit thai the undersigned. W. ...
Mor-e, on the Nth day of Novt mbei
A. !.. Plir., purchased for the taxes
thereon tine ami owing I.ot Five iTo
in Block Nine ami Lots Twelve ( 1 -
ami Thirt-.-en 1 :; ) in Block Bight im
::ll in South Park Addittiou to tin;
City of PlaUsmont Ii. Cass eountv. Ne
braska. That said Lot FjVe ( T, in '.'.. U Nim;
( ' ) was assessed in the name of t:,,.,
J. Jones lor the years 1 !H ." and 1 ! 1 '
ami si-id Lots Twclw- tt-i ii,.! 'ii.i,'
ion ii.ii in i.iimk l.lght ( ,x wire
as
sessen j, name of I i. l i
tir: es
mi ii" years i:o).x, lyyi
i:m:', and mti.
That said purchaser has
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paid sub
tile ycar.s
seutwqit taxes thereon tor
HM ") and J Hit:.
iou are liuthei- imiiii
1 that
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pnrcliasel- will Jijq.lv 1
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e I'otllt.-Nebl-ask;
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redei inc. I
treasurer ,.r fas i -
for. ii deed to s-iiiil ,, Vi.
f Afay. A. 1). 1 t 1 s. ir
from such tax
salt-
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prior
W.
sm l, date.
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