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XiiiiE 51)7. JTuii. 27. 131 2. PLATTSHOUIH SE3II-Tt"Z:L7 JOUPITAL. i in i i i i i i uiii M.i mm -i hit n i ill iinmag - - 1 ,1 1 I 1 ? ft -i ft MANLEY STATE BANK MANLEY, NEB. BANK OF COMMERCE LOUISVILLE, ITEB. FIRST SECURITY BANK CEDAR CREEK, NEB. MURRAY STATE BANK HURRAY, HEB. BANK OF GASS COUNTY PLATTSMOUTH, NE3. -:o:- -:o:- -:o:- :o:- CAPITAL AHB SURPLUS $13,000 CAPITAL AMD SURPLUS $23,000 CAPITAL AM SURPLUS $10,000 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $15,000 CAPITAL AMD SURPLUS $80,000 -:o:- :o: :o:- :o:- -:o: ft ft ft t ft ft ft ft ft ft ft OFFICERS FRANK STANDER AUGUST STANDER AUGUST PAUTSC5I THOMAS E. PARMELE WM. J. RAU. DIRECTORS CHAS. C. PARMELE, President. FRED NUTZMAN, Vice-President. V. GLEN BOEDEKER. Cashier. OFFICERS CHAS. C. PARMELE JACOB TRITSCII TWOMAS E. PARMELE R. F. PATTERSON. F. C. ECENEERGEP. OFFICERS THOMAS E. PARMELE, President. CILS. C. PARMELE, Vice-President. PAUL FITZGERALD, Cashier. RALPH R. LARSON, Asst. Cashier. OFFICERS WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, President. W. H. LOIINES, Vice-Fresident. THOMAS E. PARMELE. Director. mmym. 9 fjur Facilities Enable Us to HandSe Your Business in thas CJounty. tPrompsiy ana rjomically and si this Basis We invite Your Patronage. . x NEWS FROM ALV0 : - of Lincoln was in town Ed Casey Monthly. A. I. Bird was in Omaha on busi ness Friday and Saturday. The Misses Hamilton of Omaha are visiting friends here this week. Charles F. Rosenow and family au to.?d to Lincoln Saturday evening. Miss Teal, a nurse from Murdoch, is taking care of Aunt Uina Kitzel. Wayne Swartz and Loyal Miller were in Lincoln Thursday evening. R. E. Reitz and J. A. ShsTer were Waverly visitors Thursday afternoon. Dale S. P.oyles attended a council! of defense meeting at Louisville , Monday. j Quite a number from Alvo attend-j ed the Red Crcs carnival at auasa Friday night. P. II. Weidinan and family autoed to Red Oak. Ia.. Saturday, visiting over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V. J- Linch of Lin coln called at the r G. P. Foreman home Sunday afternoon. Miss Emma Fentiman of Elmwood visited her daughter, Mrs. O. Robert-f-on arid family Friday. Mrs. Albert "Wcichel of Elmwnod spent several days here caring for her mother who is ill. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rasp June 24. a son; to Mr. and Mrs. Roy C'hapin, June 25, a son. The. Woman s Reaumg club en-i ioveil a tanmv suoper l nursuay ning in the S. C. Boylos grove. W. E. Casey of South Omaha was in this vicinity a few days last week looking after interests here. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curyea and daughter, Lillian, returned Tuesday from a year's sojourn in California. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hascall of Omaha wero guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale S. Boyles Sunday and Monday. Dr. Paul Thurreson came in from Chicago. HI.. Sunday to visit his wife ami daughter and other rela tives. OR. H. C. LEOPOLD OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Sjieolnl Altention t nNei.si'M of Women AlTTK r TSKASKS T UK AT I'D : s Testi-U ana tJlasses Fitted Night Calls Answered After Hours and Sundays by Appointment. S:.:o a. m. to 12:00 1:00 p. rn. to 5:T,0 Plattsmouth, Neb. (J!CM ItllH'k 1 hune '-'OS Mr. and Mrs. James Rouse left Saturday for St. Joseph, Mo., to visit their daughter, Mrs. Ralph Uhley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Line of Sid ney, O., came in last week to visit relatives. Mrs. Lino is a niece of Sam Cashner. Mrs. Olin Cole of Plattsmouth came to Alvo Saturday and is helping care for her sister, Aunt Bina Kitzel, who is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Foreman, jr.. of Valpariso are the proud par ents of a seven and one-half-pound daughter born June 24. Mrs. Jesse Stone of Morehead. Kas., came up last week to visit her father, Sam Cashmer, who is slowly recovering from a sick spell. Harry Parsell of near Havelock was in town Monday on business. His son, John, enlisted in the army in ! Omaha and is now in South Carolina, i Miss Bernice Buthea of Kearney, Neb., and Ariel Waldrof f of Univer jsity Place were visiting Lois Keefer 'over Sunday returning Monday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cole' of Mynard came up and spent Sunday with Mrs. Cole's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Keefer, who is resting easier at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Foreman, son Charles and daughter, Aurel, autoed to Lincoln Friday. They were ac companied home by Mrs. Mable Fore man and son, Charles. Lost June 23, a black sealskin (traveling bag by Dr. Paul Thurreson, 'between R. I. depot and George P. j Foreman's. Finder please notify George P. Foreman, Alvo, Neb. Re ward. Mr. and'Mrs. Sam Cashner of Uni versity Place came down Thursday evening to see his father, who has teen sick. They brought Lois Keef er. Ruth Dreamer and Alvin Cashner with them. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jordan, Miss I Emma Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ' Vickers and Bernice Vickers re- turned Sunday from a few days vis- . it with the former's son, Sam Jordan I at Fort Riley, Kas. Mrs. Paul Thurreson and daugh ter, Maxine, who have been visiting relatives at North Loup returned home Tuesday. Dr. Thurreson and Miss Aurel Foreman met them at Lin coln via the Ford route. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Rosenow and son, Karl, were Weeping Water visitors Sunday afternoon. Mr. Rose now is lining up the rural carriers for a meeting at Weeping Water next Saturday night and for the state convention at Fremont in Aug ust. The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church will serve ice cream on the church lawn Saturday afternoon and evening. June 29. Everyone is very cordially invited to come and do their bit in helping the society in its good work. Sam Cashner, jr., of University Place motored down Sunday and took his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sara Cash- Or Ufldd hmn Jesse Stone i Platsmouth, Neb, Board met in resent : Julius A. , Juno 17, 191S. regular session. Pitz, C. E. Heob- road 12 work work C. E. Heebner, District No. Win. Richards, road Pi'irict No. 4 E. II. Baldwin, blacksmith work. District No. 8 W. J. Partridge, bridge work There being no further bu: S.00 20.50 U.S." 25.30 iiness for their consideration, the board, or: motion, adjourned to meet Tues ihiv, Ju'.v 2. 1918. 1'IIA i." K J. LIP.ERSHAL. County Clerk. ner and Henry Sno'.ce, county com missioners, Frank J. Libcrthal, coun- well. On Thursday, June 20. Olin Al bert Kitzel was married to Miss Helen Belle Doty at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Doty at their home at Hebron. Neb. Mr. Board cf Equalization. Flam-mouth. Neb., June ll, 191S. Board of equalization met as per notice published in all the newspa- printofl i ii Cass county. l-res-Julius A. I'itz. C. E. Heebner v.vaI Henry Sr.oke. county commis sioners. George L. Farley, county as--.,-, ,i- K;-r'ik .T. Libershal. county cr and 20 other property owners rel- clri;. remaining in session trom day ner. sr.. his sister, Mrs of Morehead, Kas., and his cousins. Mr. and Mrs. I narley Line oi sm- : ty cteri:. Minutes of previous ses-; p r. - ... . . . 1 . 1 - . . , l . , 1 . W i rev, u., nome wun mm to spemi iny.sions reau uiin appiuvi-i. nt-n c:u day. Uncle Sam stood the trip quite H. Stand following business was transacted m regular form: A petition signed by F ative to fence between sections and section S, Center Precinct, was I eived and same ordered placed on file. j I A petition was received signed by ( tiay till noon, June la, 191s 'i'Tt mm th' board adjourned to . ; Yndav. June IS, 101S. FitANK J. LIBERSHAL, Clerk of the Board. and Mrs. Kitzel will make homo on their farm east of their ; J- H- Rogge and lOo other cith.er..-: 4... 1 of Stove Creek Precinct request in sr where they have a host of friends. the best v.i.-lM ot the road be repaired between sections t 4 and & in Stove Creek Precinct .-me ordered placed on file. i id j An application was received from Opal Fitzgerald requesting ih-? board : of comissioners to increase 1 er ' salary to $05 per month. After d.ie . consideration tlie board, on motion.' vntpd to increase Die salary of Opal Mrs. Ray Clark in honor of the for - , vMrzc-erah! to ?;0 per mor.tr, effec mer's brother. Lee Clark, who leftjiise July 1. 191S. Tuesday afternoon for Plattsmouth, I , , , CiairiS Allowed. .,, , , . i l lie ionowing claims veie it'.i'nieu from where he will be sent to some . K..'t1,0 ,nr,t- irmy cantonment lor training. GK.NEUAh FIMJ. Farewell Pr.rty. A farewell party was given rdon dav evening at the home cf Mr. and Plattsmouth. Neb., June IS, 191S. B ard ef equalization met as per EX SundavS Those present were Arthur Skinner and Misses Emily Strong Leah Miller, Vera Mr. and Mrs. children, the , Laura Parsell, Prouty, Marie Prouty, Mrs. Irene Stout and Messrs. Ralph Farsell, Eari Dreamer, Lyal Miller, John Skinner, John Yaeger, Sherman Wolfe. Alva Skinner. Elmer Rosenow, Will Sutton, Poyd Ed wards. Elbert Taylor, George Clark and Lee Clark. Brick ice cream and wafers were served. Mi:-s Emily Strong presided at the punch bowl. LATEST TIEE BULLETIN HP lire I 3 1 n q ra i m ts nr i Al! Kinds of Tire Repairing! Mf-UTS9 RIM CUTS AMD ALL TUBE REPAIRING! P uick Work and Excellent Service Help Win the War by Saving Your Old Tires. art 11 a iio wia&aauyuujB Krug Building Caldwell's Old Stand Received at the Smith Gar Agents for Cass County. You can get General Tires at the old price until July 5th excepting 20x3' plain and 22x3 Vj plain and cordis. A new list price is enclosed here with and a supply of these imprint ed with your name will go forward j in a few- days. j The U. S. government has taken ! over the supply of ruboer and only allow rubber manufacturers seven sixteenths of the amount of rubber they used last year. This forces them to cut their production accord ingly. In a short time you will fLind tires mighty hard to buy at any price. You are getting the advantage of the unusually big purchase we made before the raise in prices April 22d. Many of our dealers have taken ad vantage of this opportunity and our stock, purchased at the old price. will soon be exhausted. By buying at the old price you get high grade General Tires, guaran teed for 5,000 miles, at les3 than you would have to pay for cheaper tires guaranteed for 3,500 miles. We are always at your service for good tires. THE SMITH GARAGE, Agents for General and United States Tires for Cass Countv. John Konia, mdse. to Mrs. Burian ? 5.00 J. B. Elliott, assessing Tipton precinct 105.2 S Albert Jackron, r.sgd. Mike Tritscii. aid from countv- 5.00 ROAD FUND. Walter liver?. road work, road district No. 27 3.00 Elmer Bennett, road work, district No. 10 10. SO C. Ii. Nold Lbr. Co.. lumber for road district No. 6 S7.2S BRIDGE FUND. C. II. Nold Lbr. Co., bridge r.nteri.il S 25.0 M. J. Wickersham, Do.. 25.1S Sullivan-Mead Lbr. Co., Do.. 2L20 Monarch Engineering Co., bridge work, Eight Mile Grove 315.15 Monarch' Engineering Co., Do., West Rock Bluffs .ISO. 50 Monarch Engineering Co., Eight Mile Grove G 02.59 Monarch Engineering .Co.. Do., Plattsmouth 03.5 4 Monarch Engineering Co., Liberty 127. SO (Monarch Engineering Co., i Do., Eight Mile Grove 336. 2S j Monarch Engineering Co., i Do., Plattsmouth 009.30 I Monacrh Engineering ' Co., Eight Milo Grove 514.52 The board, on motion, edjourned to meet Tuesday, June IS. lilS. FRANK J. LIBERSHAL, County Clerk. anient with all members pres ent, v.iieii the totlowing ousine.-b was transacted towit: The matter of the complaint filed by Jack M. Chalfant. adrnstr., rela live to an assessment of S.,2o0 on monev received after April 1. 191S for the sale of real estate belonging to th . estate of John Chalfant. Alt er due consideration the board, o motion, ordered said assessment tak en off of the tax rcll, account not being subject to taxation. The mr.tter of the tax schedule of the Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co. for Cas county was taken up. The board fouud the property of said company had been returned at a ; ;,vr wlue than vame was assessed at for the year 1917 without any cans.' for a reduction. Therefore on motion, the board voted unanimous ly to increase Laid assessment from $"29, COO to $22,29$, being the 1917 valuation plus an addition of $75 for property added at end of schedule. The following complaints were re ceived and disposed of as follows: Chas. S. Hart, lots S to 12, block 22. Elm wood, no change made. J. M. LeytTa, lot 9. block 9S, ! Plattsmouth, no change made. I James E. Warga, guardian, lot 1, ! section 9, T. 1 R. 14; lot 10. sec itioi. 4. T. 11, R. 14; reduced to $9 00. I M. Staska, lots S and 9, w'o sec tion 12. T. 12. R. 12. reduced to i ssoo. There being no further business the board, on motion, adjourned to meet on call of the county clerk. FRANK J. LIBERSHAL, Clerk of the Board. yf- r.e' I yf Omaha Fashion CI u!j -vs- PlatismouliiBedSox Red Sox Ball Park The Fashion Club of Omaha will cross bats with the Tied Sox asain Sunday at the Hed Sox Ball P?rk. A good close game can be looked for as both teams are in fine trim now. The Red Sox are working out now. in the evenings to prepare for a hard battle with these boys. 3--00 SHARP ARMOURS FOURTH OF JTTLY. dav after a week s visit at the uoen- ry home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gorder and dauhgters. Helen and Dorothy of Weeping Water,- were Sunday guests of A. J. Tool and family. Mrs. William Weilbrand ol St. aPul, Minn., and Mrs. Kruse of Le- senr, Minn., are guests of the latter s daughter, Mrs. William Weddell ai ( family. Joe Rannie and sister, Miss Marg aret, Kenneth Lett and Miss Rose Amgwcrt, all of Council Bluffs, were Sunday visitors at the Anig vert home south of town. Louis Schmidt and Miss Martha Kraft of Ithaca, Neb., were married Sunday and will make their home on the Schmidt farm one-half mile north of town. Their many friends offer them congratulations. COTTAGE CHEESE DEMONSTRATIONS N. C. Kroue of the U. ?. Depart ment of Agriculture, will be at JuUu Pitz on afternton of July 2rd to hold a Cottage Cheese Demonstration. The Farmers wives are especially l.rgfd to attend. L. R. SNIPES, ltdltw County Ag'-nt. We are off for Chase cotin'y again on next Sunday evenins We would $p 3 MURDOCK ITEfjiS i t- i i Help Wanted for Construction Work. Carpenters and Laborers. Good wages. Apply Construction Foreman. Morton-Grcgsijn Co., Ne braska City, Nebr. G-27-2tw like to have you go witn u. Rosencrans about the trip todav. you will enjoy it. You are not compell ed to buy land, bnt Rosey would like to show you Chase countv. C ASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the BiflrnaniTe cf Plattsmouth FOR SALE. 1 acre land, 3 large room house, two barns, chicken house, corn crib, hog house, two caves. 1 cistern, 20 feet deep brick lined, plenty cf fruit trees. On Lincoln Ave. 1 mile from town. Also, gentle driving horse, i buggy and harness, almost new. One j yearling colt and road cart.- Will ; sell together or separate. Call even- lings FRANK KOUBEK, I lwkd2tw Plattsmouth, Netr. j Plattsmouth. Neb.. June IS, 191S. Board met as per adjournment with all members present, when the following business was transacted in regular form: The following claims Tere audit ed and allowed: GENERAL FUND. C. E. Heebner, salary and .mileage ? 56.70 Henry Snoke. Do 2 5.75 Julius A. Pitz, Do 4S.S0 r. E. Lorenz, agt., Oliver typewriter to county 2 4.24 State Journal Co., supplies claim No. 11 5.15 Ambler Bros. Co., mdse. to Mrs. Duffield 7.00 George Verhule assgd. Mike Tritsch, work on court house furnace 3.20 E. E. Day, mdse. to Mrs. Mack : 10.00 A. D. Despain, assessing part of Plattsmouth City ISC. 00 Dr. B. F. Brendel, insane case jonn smitn ..uj M. Archer, Do 3.00 James Robertson, Do 4.50 F. E. Smith, ice to county farm S.12 L. J. Mayfield, supplies to county S.12 W. A: O'Neill, hauling rub bish from court house 1.0 0 DRAGGING FUND. F. A. Hansen, dragging in District No. 12 $ 25.50 Wm. Richards, Do., District No. 4 20. G 6 F. Er Doty, Do.. Dist. No. 9 12.00 C. H. Nold Lbr. Co., lumber L. M. Amgwcrt Avas a visitor .Monday. Miss Leona Rush visited with home folks over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Reurnan and Miss Ruth Bauer spent Sunday in Omaha. Little Mis Jeanette Guthmatm is recovering from na attack cf mcasleo. Miss Edith Kelley of Plattsmouth ir visiting relatives and friends at this place. John Arngwert and family were Ifc' i it i la friends in Bennet Monday ij and and calling or. afternoon. Emil Kuehn and family, Mr. Mrs. Johansen, visited Saturday Sunday at Manning, la. Carlton Zink, Glen and Gayle, and John Paul Pickwell spent Sunday afternoon with Bud Ahgwert. A lar tended the Friday afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hitchcock a j daughter. Olga Mary, of Havelock, ' were Sunday gucrts of L. Neitzel and j wife. 1 Misses Viola Everett, Henrietta iard Jennie Bauer were Sunday guests 'at the Dan Pauska heme in the coun try. ; Miss Nellie Fairthild returned to e number of our people at-; OPENS FRIDAY, jyrE 28th ui&U CLOSES THURSDAY,, JULY 4th BUY YOUR SEASON TICKETS NOW! $2.20 for Adults; $1.10 for Children inclusive of war tax p M 1 her home at Bertrand, Nc"j., on Fri- for District No. 5 ? 4.S0-
