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MONDAY, JUNT; 17 1918.
PLATTSM O UTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
f AQE TWO.
MAX
DISS
TERHOEF,
INTERIOR DECORATOR,
EVIURDOCEC, NEBRASKA
o
AND
Paperaiig
"Keep the Home Fires Burning
PROCEEDINGS OF
COMMISSIONERS
OF OASS COUNTY
John Mefford, assessing Salt
Creek precinct. 1918 - 139. OG
Walter Byers. assessing Rock
Bluffs precincts, 1918 213.20
J. H. Foreman. assessing
Greenwood precinct, 191S 164.93 'Fred Holka. Io, Hist
C. G. Fricke, coal to county
farm
Bestor & Svvatek, hardware,
etc., to county farm
F. G. Fricke, drugs, etc., to
county farm
Crozier Bros., mdse. to Mrs.
Glasgo. $20. Mack $7
C. D- Quinton. jailer fees for
May
L. B. Egenberger, muse, to
Butten and Kuschinsky, eld.
; $36.50; cut to
, Hlatt & Tutt, mdse. to Jos.
i Burton
Plattsmouth Water Co., wat
1 er to jail and court house
Frank M. Bestor, freight and
! drayage on rifles and ammu-
. nition
J. H. McMaken, freight and
i dravage
,J. E. Mason, auto livery for
. chasing bootleggers 19.50
Plattsmouth Garage, auto
' livery chasing bootleggers.
Li. B. Egenberger, mdse. to
I county farm 40.90
John Bauer & Son, labor a..
' county farm
Mrs. Augusta Brandt, care of
dependent children for June
Weeping Water Republican.
for printing
The Union Ledger, printing
L.. R. Snipes, salary and elk.
hire at County Agent
G. A. Edgerton. sharpening
lawn mowers for county
Allen J. Beeson, court costs.
mothers pension cases 15.00
Horace B. Ruffner. V2 of fines
State vs. Bashus Bros 15.00
Bestor & Swatek. rifles and
ammunition for Co. A, Home
j Guards 1469.27
'Mollie Games, mother's pen-
I sion. June; eld. $15.00 Refused
'Jess F. Warga, supplies to
county farm
! DRAGGING FUND
H. A. Meisinger. dragging
63.55
8.55
27.00
46.50
15.00
8.00
6.SS
1.03
16.00
5.50 i
12.00
5.75 I
35.00 :
I
S3. 33
3.00
Mrs.- Esther Heneger, of Weeping
Water, for $20.00 per month.
County Judge Allen J. Beeson fil
ed, an order with the County Clerk,
directing the Board of Commission
cry to pay Mre. Olive Hamilton, of
Louisville, the sum of $15.00 per
month for the care and support of
her three dependent children. Same
was approved by the Board.
.WE HAVE LOST A GOOD MAN.
.20
21.00
54.14
.s;
I roads in road district No. 2$
lMaf.sniouth. Nebr.. June 4. 191S.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
men!. Proent. Julius A. Pitz, L
G. P. Meisinger, for assessing j. b. Sutton. Do. Dist. f
Eight Mile Grove precinct- 166.40, Head. Do. Dist. 27
C. F. Harris, assessing Lib- Frank Grauf, Do. Dist. 27
erty precinct, 191S 135.70 g. E. Nixson. Do, Dist. 27
M. E. Bushnell, assessing Welter Mead. Do. Dist. 27
South Bend precinct, 1918- 120.25 !c. F. Vallery. Do. Dist. 1
P. A. Hild. assessing Mount ! Robert Propst. Do. Dist. 1
Pleasant precinct, 191S 121.20 ijno p. Meisinger. Do, Dist. 1
George Stander. Do. Dist. 1
Fred Nolting. Do. Dist. 1
185. 5S
J. W. Brendel. assessing Avo
v. i ca nrecinct. l'Jla
.,.,.! lunrv snni rmintvd'. W. Jewell, assessing Stove
O.nnniioners and Frank J. Liber- Creek precinct. 191S 193.40
al. County Clerk. M Mauzy assessing part of
Minute, of previous session read ;"J "V.7 192-
and approved when the fo","S I Center precinct. 1918 201.7S
busings was transacted in regular, ci, ,,!. fnr Eaainir
Elmwood precinct, 1918 199.75
John McKay, assessing Weep
ing Water City. 191S 170.34
Jitui:
Ciaims Allowed
Tl:e follow ins; claims were audit
cl a::d allowed by the Board:
GENERAL FUND
J. I. H.Mfonib Mfg. Co.. for
!irii'lies. ete.. to county $
! ; 1 1 a- Son. i::d.-'o. to Mrs. F.
';i.v!. 54.4 5: Jos. Lam
bert. ?i 1.C3: Total
C. E. !L:rilord. fuel to paup-
3S.20
15.4S
11.10
15.20
8.00
3.00
5.50
42.40
6.50
1.50
17.99
10.00
50.00
Mile Trit?ei. expense for the
icoi.th ef May IS. 55
C. D. Q'iinton. salary for May 145. S3
Frank Clans, repairing elec
tion booths
Dr. B. F. Brendel. insane case
Mr.-. Emilia Ilardnock
M. An her. Do
-lames Robertson. Do
i ' I . Quinton. Do
Xti.x p:i!'-.-ie. Do
I'. J. Libershal. 2 explosive
liem' e ; to county
Fre.t Pat tenon, surveyor wk.
J. i 'lu;.;ey. helping sur
veyor T. Morgan, postal supplies
Industrial Chemical Supply
Co.. supplies to county
Opal Fitzgerald, salary for
month of May
;. ll. Sayb's. work in asses
sor's ofiice for May
Geo. L. Farley, talary for
r.io"th t f May
11. Sievers. salary and laun-
U'V
W. S Allen, bringing prison
or i.i county jail
F.arl A. St an field, flag to the
entity
J. F. Brendel. M. D.. 1st quar
ter salary. Co. physician in
IMt. No. 2
Dr. P.. F. Brendel. insane case
in Joseph Droege
M. Archer. Do
James Robertson. Do
C D. IJainton. Do
Curl i-roeze. Do
Mr? ::. v.. ne ..ker, Do
IT. B. F. Brendel. insane case
. :" J.:-.ij tvruzmap. -j
Archer Do
.'.lines !tobTtMM. l):
Ben iiainey, S-p.. Dep., Do
C. T N. it'll. 'V
F. Liber.-!:;:!, interpreter. Do
.!. H. M(M:!:ci freight and
Jj. . . . .52
R. D. McDonald. mdse. to
Mrs. Mudl for March and
April 20.00
147.55
20.00
15.00
25.00
20.00
8.00
25.00
25.00
15.00
15.00
10.00
8.00
10.00
7.2;
. 220.56
12.00
Edward A. Dowler, assessing
Weeping Water precinct 187.55
II. F. Kropp. assessing Ne-
havka precinct. 1918 106.44
Wm. Rummel. for assessing
Plattsmouth precinct, 191S 168.00
James n. Probst, assessing
Louisville precinct, 1918
Mrs. Dora Denson, care of de
pendent children for June
Mrs. Josephine Havir, Do
Mrs. Ida Schlieske, Do
Mrs. Clara Matzke. Do
Mrs. Mollie Hansen, Do
Mrs. Rose M. Harger. Do
Mrs. Edith Duckworth, Do
Mrs. Susie Urwin. Do
Mrs. Cora B. Tower. Do
Mrs. Grace. Sperry. Do
i Mrs. Mary Thompson. Do
j Mrs. Chlora Allen. Do
.50 James Robertson, application
51.00 I Mary Runyan for surrender
I of child
K-B Printing Co., Supplies
claim No. 43
M. E. Metcalf, mdse. to Alice
Allen
K-B Printing Co., Supplies
claim No. 4 6
j John Kopia, mdse. furnished
70.00 Mrs. Burian
Frank J. Libershal. salary,
52.32 fees and expense for May 188.80
Louisville Courier, printing
for county
Streight & Streight, mdse. to
county farm
A. G. Cole, salary and exp
10.00 J. H. Tarns, salary for May
Henry Sanders, seed corn to
! county farm
12.43 Fritz Hafkc. straw to county
; farm
Industrial Chemical Supply
Co.. supplies to county
Alpha C. Peterson, salary and
expense for May
G. IT. Gilmore. M. D., caring
for contagious diseases as
I county physician
s Oft H. M. Socnnichsen, mdse. to
3.00 Mrs. Hart, 10; Collins, $5;
6.00' Worden. $5; Total
15.25 . Henry Snoke, salary and mil-
10.00 1 eage
2.00 Nebraska Lighting Co.. gas
and electricity to county
.52 Lincoln Telephone it Teleg.
Co., rent and tolls
A. B. Smith, carpenter work
at court house
3S.20
16.50
14.00
6.00
7.5i)
14.25
6.00
9.00
16.12
9.00
20.2 5
10.6S
41.25
1.50
1.S7
14.25
21.75
15.00
15.00
20.00
61.42
57.50
i
46.70
I
30.70
20.00
15.00
15.01
. 249.00
93.00
. 21.50
8.00
3.00
6.25
27.10
2.10
2.10
S4.22
5.00
5.00
18.00
102.75
100.00
7.50
2.00
29.56
166.96
26S.00
20.00
8. SO
21.40
14.40
7.05
These Three Books
"GO TO SOUTHWESTERN NEBRASKA."
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Ifc'trribe sections with low priced lands that grow large and high
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you are searching for a home where wheat and livestock farmers flour
ish, where their families enjoy modernized farm life and where Burling
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ERN NEBRASKA and NORTHEASTERN COLORADO; see these great,
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Or. if you prefer irrigated farming, go to the BIG HORN BASIN OF
WYOMING, where every irrigated acre is sure to reach a high price.
Take an irrigated homestead in the Deaver project: one of the best pro
jects the government has developed 20 years to pay for. water right n
interest and no profit taken.
Let Uie assist you to a full understanding r'
the :c exceptional investments. Ask for the f'jU
ers today.
S. B. HOWARD, Immigration Agent
1004 Farnam Street Omaha, Nebrask:
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Chas. Barnerd, Do, Dist. 1
E. V. Cole,. Dist. 1
Mat Sulser, Do. Dist. 1
J. Johannsen, Do, Dist. 7
H. O. Miller. Do. Dist. 15
ROAD FUND
J. Johannsen, road work in
road district No. 7
Walter Byers. Do. Dist. 27
H. A. Meisinger. Do. Dist. 2
C. F. Vallery. Do. Dist 1
Chas. Barnard. Do, Dist. 1
Geo. Snyder, Do. Dist. 1
Henry Sanders, posts for road
district No. 2
Sherman Henrikson, road wk.
in road district No. 16
H. O. Miller. Do, Dist. 15
Fred Holka. Do. Dist. 5
Henry S. Irons, Do, Dist. 14
F. W. Nolting. Do. Dist. 1
Bestor & Swatek. dynamite,
etc.. Dist. No. 1
J. F. Clugey. grading, road
district No. 2
W. J. Althouse. road work in
road district No. 6
A. A. Wallinger. Do. Dist. 15
Fritz Tschirren, Do. Dist. 1
Jno. P. Meisinger, Do, Dist. 1
Jno Kaffcnberger, Do. Dist. 1
Henry Born, Do, Dist. 1
Geo Kaffeabergcr, Do, No. 1
F. H. Baldwin, blacksmith
work. Dist. No. 9
Johnson Hdw. & Impl. Co..
nails, etc., Dist. 14
T. E. Hathaway, road work,
read district No. 11
W. J. Partridge. Do, Dist. 9
W. Coalman, Do. Dist. 16 121.55
BRIDGE FUND
J. Partridge, bridge wk$
J. Partridge, Do
Henry Snoke. Do
II. A. Meisinger, Do
W. Vv. Coatman, Do
Bettor & Swatek, bridge matl
W.
W.
W.
f.2.40
29.25
45. 00
41.00
1.60
64.00
2.00
16.00
67.15
27.5 0
4.00
17. S5
3.06
174.90
1S1.00
85.00
12.00
21.00
20.00
6.00
2.00
9. 85
11. SO
37.00
4.00
16.30
3.80
2.70
9.50
5.00
1.00
Claims Allowed
The following claims were audit
ed and allowed by the Board:
GENERAL FUND
John Bauer & Son. work at
j?il, S5c; auto hire, $10.00$ 10. S5
Bestor &. Swatek. hardware
to court house
C. D. Quinton, boarding pris
oners for May
D. C. Morgan, postal supplies
Mrs. Lillian B. Baker, care
of dependent children for
month of June
Mrs. Olive Hamilton. Do
Mrs. Ethel Boetel.- Do
American Disinfecting Co..
disinfectant and soap, jail
J. B. Martin. M. D., 1st quar
ter salary, Co. physician in
Diet. No. 1
Julius A. Pitz, salary and
mileage
C. E. llecbner, salary and
mileage
E. A. Wurl. mdse., Hobson
filters. $5; John Monroe,
?.10; Total 15.00
Mrs. Mr.rtha A. I 'Addon, care
of dependent children. May
Mrs. Fanny Dill, Do, June
r",9.cncen & Hart, nul:;e. to
Mrs. Allen $5.00, Nichols,
310.01; Total
L. R. Snipes, assigned G. 1
Foreman, expense and sup
plies, Co. Agent, April--
L. R. Snipes, county agent
expense for May
Ilillyard Chemical Co., disin
fectant to court house 120.00
B. C. Mi'rqunrdt fc Co., mdse.
furnished Mrs. Cottingham
Mrs. Martha Haddon, care of
dependent children, June.
E. J. Rk-hey, material to the
poor farm
Mr?. Loretta Price, care of
dependent children. June
John Bauer Son. auto hire
for insanity board
Mrs. Esther Heneger, care of
dependent children, Ju:ic
DRAGGING FUND
C. W. Fieshman. dragging
roads in district No. 12
R. Ketelhut, Do, Dist. 12
John E. Rough, Do. Dist. 12
R. Ketelhut, Do. Dist. 12
BRIDGE FUND
R. Ketelhut, bridge work $ 12.25
C. F. Vallery. Do 5.00
John P. Meisinger. Do 4. SO
E. J. Richey. bridge material 425.85
ROAD FUND,
J. Johannsen. road work in
road district No. 7
Earl C. Wiles, Do. Dist. 9
W. J. Partridge, Do. Dist. 9
K. Ketelhut. Do, Dkt. 12
R. Ketelhut. Do. Dist. 12 169.00
J. II. Latrom. nails lor road
district No. 16 i
R. Ketelhut, road work, road
district No. 12
E. J. Richey, lumber for road
district No. 10
From Friday's Dally.
But what has been the loss of this
paper will have been the gain of this
government, for Elmer Webb will
make i good serviceable man where
ilio country of which 'he is proud to
call hio home shall place him. He
has not yet been with the Journal
a your, but in the few short months
which he has remained and worked
with us, lie has shown that he is
able to care for the work which was
given him. lie has worked for the
interest of the paper, and endeavor
ed to make it a succes?;. Out of the
oliice, fn the city he lias challenged
the admiration and friendship of
many people, and witli his going he
will have the warmest wishes of
many peoplo accompany him. The
Journal and the Journal force wish
him the abundance of success that
his sincere efforts for the best guar
antee him.
GAVE BANQUET TO MEMBER
. 92.11
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet Wednesday, June 5. 1918.
FRANK J. LIBERSHAL,
County Clerk.
Plattsmouth, Nebr.. June 5. 1913
Board met as per adjournment
with all members prerent, when the
following businesd was transacted in
regular form:
Equalization Notice
The following Notice of Board of
Equalization was ordered printed in
the county newspapers:
"The County Board of Equaliza
tion will sit for the purpose of
equalizing the assessment of Cass
county for the year 191S, in the
Commissioner's chamber at the court
houre in Plattsmouth. Nebraska, be
ginning Tuesday. June 11. 1918, at
9 o'clock a. m., and continue in ses
sion f'ora day to day till NOON on
Saturday. June 15, 1918.
"All claims for equalization mor-t
be tiled on or before NOON of Fri
day, June 14, 1918."
10.00
20.00
11.2:
20.00
6.55
20.00
.$ 14.45
.
9.00
33.00
$
1 5.7;
70.00
58.00
67.00
1.;
22.00
S.65
There being no further business,
the Board on motion adjourned to
meet in regular rersion on Monday,
June 17. 191S.
FRANK J. LIBERSHAL.
County Clerk.
Vroiu Kriilay's Daily.
At Cosmopolitan club last evening
at their rooms, held a farewell meet
ing for one of their members, Mr.
Edward Ofe, the occasion being the
eve of his departure for Lincoln,
v. bore he is taking up special train
ing for military service. The mem
bership of this club which has been
Trer.t'y diminished by the going of
its members to the service, was all
who have not already gone in at
tendance. A delightful time was
had, atfid a supper like many a one
which hai been given to departing
members was truly a feast. Robert
Rebal was t lie toastmaster, and many
were the responses at the witty re
partee of the members. As a token
of their friendly feeling and esteem
in which he is held a present of a
wrist watch was made.
13 VISITING IN MICHIGAN.
Krotn Friday's Daily.
Robert B. Windham has been
visiting in the east for some time
past, at the place, where he lived
when a boy near Ann Arbor, Michi
gan, the p!;ice where ho graduated
from the law school, and first started
in the practice of law. Mr. Wind
ham was going on farther east, but
his daughter Ellen, who makes her
home at Ncnia. Ohio, will join him
in Michigan and come to "Plattsmouth
for a visit.
PROFESSOR SPACHT AT
TRAINING STATION
WRITES HOME OF BATTLE.
Boiler Inspector John T. Coleman
tiled his report on condition of tin;
court house boiler on May 3rd, 1918,
and same was ordered placed cn
file. '
Official Bonds Aproved
The following official bonds were
approved by the Board:
B. F. Plymale, road overseer, road
district No. 14.
Fred Holka, road overseer, road
district No. 5.
J. B. Elliott, precinct assessor,
Tipton precinct.
Monarch Engineering Co., bridge
contractors for 1918.
C. A. Rawls. captain Co. A, Platts
mouth Home Guards.
From Friday's Dally.
Mrs. M. B. Allen just received a
letter from her son Ralph who is in
the battle line in France, in which
he tells of just having returned from
the fir.st trendies, and that all the
boys from here were all right at the
writing, which was May 21st. He
says that the boys are just now,
m;:ny of tiicm getting their service
stripes. Those who have been in
the foreign service get for the left
cuff, a gold V shaped band for the
left arm. an additional-one for each
six months service. The bar having
the point upward, while those who
have been wounded, are given a
straight hvr on the right arm. and
frr signal victory a V shaped bar on
the right arm but inverted which
moans 'V for victory. He is sending
a pojtal car which he used for a
practice test, in shooting. fifteen
shots at CO yards, and in which
there are ten holes. The card will
be placed in the window of the Jour
nal office.
From Friday's Daily.
E. H. Wescott received a letter
this morning from C. A. Spacht, the
teacher of athletics, in the llicdi
School last year, who has since hav
ing closed the term of school tie
parted for the Great Lakes where
he is now in training for the Navy.
Professor Spacht, before going went
to his home for a short visit, return
ing enlisted at Omatia and was sent
to the Great Lakes, where he is at
this time.
CELEBRATE THEIR
WOODEN WEDDING
From Friday's Dally.
Night before last there was cele
brated at the home of Oscar Wit
son and wife, the event of their mar
riage five years ago. by many of
their friends, who came to assist in
the celebration. There were many
amusements, and a delightful course
luncheon wns served. Many useful
presents were given, for which the
happy couple expressed their thanks
There were in attendance bes'des the
guests of honor. Mr. and Mrs. T. O
Wilson, Mrs. Dr. O. Sandin and
little daughter, a Miss Wilson from
Red Oak, a niece of Mr. Wilson, the
Hall Room boys E. B. Thrall and
Frank Clause. William Hall, Mrs. J.
S. Hall and Mrs. C. S Armagast
CORRECTION ORDERS RECEIVED
From Friday's Daily.
The two calls, one G58, and the
ether 674, which were for thirty-one
men each, to go to t'arip Functon
and Ft. Riley. Thoc calls exhaust
ed the available men in Class one and
a. few hart to be drawn from this
class which were to have been al
lowed to remain cn the farm until
after harvest. A correction has come
which puts tho number now of each
call to 30. instead of 31. the board
will take the harvest deferment from
the list, which were added a few days
since.
Mothers' Pension Cases
The following Mothers' pensions
were renewed by the County Court
and allowed by the Board of Com
missioners: Mrs. Lillian B. Baker, of Platts
uiouth, for $15.00 per month.
Mrs. Martha A. Haddon, Louis
ville, for $20.00 per mouth.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Louis
ville, for $8.00 per month.
Mrs. Ethel Boetel, of Plattsmouth,
for $20.00 per month.
Laborers Wanted for Construction
and Cellar Work. 4 0c per hour and
over. Eight hours. Morton Gregson
Co. 12-2tw
W. A. ROBERTSON
LvTr
Karfc pf Riiey FUt 4r
CetW BlncV
Second yioor if
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DEPARTS FOR GREAT LAKES.
From Friday's Daily.
Dwight Prcpst last evening depart
ed over the Burlington for the Great
Lakes Training Station, where he
enters the navy for active training
for service in the United States ser
vice. Dwight has been on the wait
ing list for some time having enlist
cd and taking his examination weeks
since, and was waiting until such a
time as he could get located. A
short time since the call came and
last night he departed for the Lakes
for training. .
COI'V OF MITICK TO dlKDITOHS
Tl'e .State of Nelirubka, Cats coun
ty, ss:
III tlicf Vurity Court.
In tho rt'iittr of l; estate of John
OliHtfant. lecoased:
To ti'f fidi mrs of s;:d Kstnt:
Yof urc l,f"fliv notl''"d that I will
i t tliri f.'ount'-' Court room in
ll:ttsfiioutl' n said county, on the
2Ttli day of June. 1H18. and the 26th
day' of September, 1!1S. at 10 o'clock
a. 111.. on each day, to receive and ex
amine all claims tirainst taid Instate
with a view to their fdjnsdment and
allowance. The time limited for pre
v.Mit.'it Ion of claims against ald es
tate is three months from the 2"th day
of .Tune, A. D. 1918. and the time lim
ited for payment of del.ts is one vear
from said LT-th day of June, 191S.
Witipss mv hand and the fal o
.Tid On'intv ' Court this 21st day of
May, 1318. '
ALLEN J. BEESON.
(Seal)-ui27-4tv. County Judge.
1 1CN u 1
VWIVIJ
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over thirty years, has borne the .inature of
-SJ " and has been made under his per-
jCJ&ffljJss sonal supervision since its infancy.
?-a-WVi ZCU4Z, Allow no one to deceive yen in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
"Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Fevcrishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's PanaceaThe Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
(Bears the Signature of
JO
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
ME CENTAUR COMP4NV,
IFW VOK C ITV.
For Sale One used Dodge Touring
car. Priced to sell. See John F.
Gorder. 6-ll-tfd&v
-aid Es-
xitki: ok iii:ii;
State of Nebraska, Casts county.
In founty Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Kran-
i is S. lute, deceased:
To all persons interested in
tate;
Creditors ami heirs take notice that
A. ". White lias tiled his petition al
leiimr that Kran-is S. While died in
testate in said county on the Ttli day
of .January. l'Ul. leintr a resident and
Inhabitant of said county and owner
of the A'ltwiny described real estate,
to-wit: 1-ots 1. J ami in Hlock ill,
and the N 1 of Lots 11 and 1J in
Hloik 11. : in the City of l'latts
niontb. Cass county, Nebraska, j:nd
leaving as his .sole stnd only heirs at
law. the following persons, to-wit:
Iiana Kdjrerton White, widow: W.
.(. White, now deceased: Rosa A. Leon
ard: Francis K. AVhite: A. C. White:
Florence White fJedfern. now deceased,
children of aid deceased: Anna, 11.
White, widow of John II. White, a de
rcasil son: Charlotte White, Janet
White. Ksllier White. children of the
said John II. White, deceased; and
praying for a decree, barring claims
an. I determining heirship of said de
ceased as above named to tie the sole
and only heirs at law of said deceas
ed, and that the hearing be had on
the -.Mill dav of June. 191S. at 9 o'clock
a. in. of said day, at the County Court,
in 1 'la 1 1 sniou t h. in said county.
lUited at l'lattsmoiit h, Nebraska, this
7th day of May. litis.
ALLKX J. 15KKSOX.
(Seal)-j3-3tw. County Judge.
i.k;ai. im m.icA'iiov
In the district Court of Cass county,
Nebra-ka.
Ioc. Y. I'age C.ti. No. HS13.
oi;iKi:
In re application of Kdward J. T.
Connely to vest and transfer the real
estate " of the Methodist b'piscopal
church of Mynard. Nebraska in and to
the Nebraska Annual Conference of
the Methodist Kpiseopal church in t lie
United States of America:
A petition having been tiled in the
above entitled cause by Kdward .1. T.
Connely askinir that a trustee be ap
pointed and directed to transfer the
following described leal estate situat
ed in Cass county. Nebraska, tri-wit:
Lots Twenty ::) and Twenty-one
'! in Long's 1st Addition to Mynnrd,
Nebraska, from the Methodist Kpiseo
pal church of Mynard. Nebraska, to the
Nebraska Annual Conference of the
Methodist Kpiseopal chinch in the
United States of America, upon the
ground that said Methodist Kpiseopal
church of Mynard, Nebraska, has ceas
ed to exist and lias ceased to maintain
its organization, and therefore -the said
Nebraska Annual Conference lias the
rirht to have said real estate trans
fered to and vested in it, it is ordered
by the Court that said petition bo
heard on the "Hth day of Juno. l'.US,
at 10 o'clock a. m. and all persons in
terested in said real estate or in said
Methodist Kpiseopal church at Mynard,
Nebraska, are hereby directed to ap-
if
pear and make objections t herd
any they have, and if they do not ap
pear ami make such objections at said
time such trustees at such time may
be appointed and ordered to tra.isfer
said real estate as proposed in said
petition. It is further ordered that a
copy of this notice l.e published in
The' 1 'la 1 1 sinout h Journal for three
weeks prior to said time, and a copv
of this notice be posted in three prom
inent public places within the Countv
of Cass. Nebraska,
prior to said time.
JAM I
jS-IUW. Judge
for
T.
three weeks
IlKCLK V,
f 1 ist rci t Con rt.
The
I.I Mi A I. IM III.IC ATIOX
State of Nebraska, Cass county,
In County Court.
In the mailer of the l'.state of Jo
sephine Agnes Ui'ft'ner, deceased:
To the creditors of said K.-tale:
You are hereby notified that I will
sit at the County Court r1oni in I'latts
mouth. in said county, on the sth day
of July, I'.UV and on the Mb day of
October, litis, fit 1" o'clock a. ill. of
each day to receive and examine all
claims against said Kstate. with a view
to their adjustment and allowance.
The time limited for the presentation
of claims against said Kstate is three
months from the Mb day of July, A.
d. 191. and the time limited for pay
ment of debts is one year from said
Sth day of July, 1H1S.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said Count v Court, this :;ist day of
Mav, litis.
ALLKN J. U.KKSON.
(Seal )-jo-4t w. County Judge.
l.Kti A I, OTMU
To l'auline Oldham, as Administrat
or of the Kstate of Oeorge J. Oldham,
deceased: Kiehaid Con way Oldham,
fuzs.i J. 1 taker: Lacuna ConnaUy.
I'auii:ie oldham. Kay Oldham. John J.
Oldham, Jessie IV Snyder, Kllison I..
Oldham. James W. oldham. Ver.i II. Old
ham. Tolly oldham and Mary 1- Craig:
You are herebv notified that on the
22nd dav of May, IIM plaintiff tiled
a petition in the district Court of
Cass county. Nebraska, praying among
other tilings for an rodor to be enter
ed bv the court directing the admin
istratrix, of the estate of George J.
Oldham. deceased, to convey to plain
tiff Lots one (l) and two IL'I and all
of Lots three (31 and four l 4 not
taken bv Chicago avenue, in I'.bx k one
hundred sixty-four (ItJd Cit y of J'lalts
moutli. Cass countv, Nebraska, upon
the payment of the balance of the
purchase price in accordance with the
contract entered into between the.
rlamtiff and the said George J. old
lam, during hi life time, on the lOtli
dav of September, 1:117.
You are further notified that there
will be a hearing upon said petition,
and on the allegations thereof, before
the Judge of the district Court of
Cass countv, Nebraska, in the District
Court, at " Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on
the Kith day of July. 1:1S. all of
which and tiie allegations of the pe
tition vou will take due notice.
JOHN JI. HALLSTKOM.
Plaint ill.
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