THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 191&
PLATTSMOUTH feEMI-WEEKLT JOURNAL
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10 THEIR FRIENDS
IN HONOR TO THE TUEY SISTERS
WHO ARE VISITING HERE
AT PRESENT.
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. i.I ir-. i:. Hill. "!' v.cst Main
;!r-. Wnt. Ti;. y. Mrs. K. .
;:!! M. H. Wescott. gave
;m. ;t ;.!! to tho frit, mis uf llic
.M- x. Tit' v, Mrs. Alirr Tuey lUir
r.if Miss Hazel Ttuy ',vlu are
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;i! . :r v ; r.'i ' v. hir-h vvtv one who
. - pr.-M-;:! ami thre v.tTf
.'i '-v.li '.T.i.iy the occasion.
T!i- i'v::im; v.i niaiK- itir.-rcstins
? y i- ur.'! r'cit.it ion-, ami tlu
'tliiht;::! l:i:K'h: v. a not ono of th
I. !Ji I of ti';- iv.it v.r'.'s of the
'i : ii.-. l:i H:ii;! Tui'V makes
1' r h :. wit!, her lather. near
'. ::v - 1. at v. :i Jf-li Mrs. Harnett
v. a - viitin uh.eti slu- canie here
fur the ivit with the numerous
i. frionI -. I'r.iiVs.-i.r IJarnett is
i ' nj erintemleist of one of the
Iowa school.-, ami an instructor of
much ability and has met with good
tuccesd.
CAM? CODY.
Kili'i-r J;jur:ial:
;i v. a !.; irni'''" a. ml pl'-a-ure
1 x'-it the ria't'-riimil h I'oys at
'ai"j ('(!!.. Suti'Iay. July 21st. I
'1. .r'i-- ''H-r:il .M.illerj Jlrown
'iv- .. - a l. ad. y.ty ins I would ar
rive on that date, hut the mail ser
i; s:- l i.I rl.i-.vn there that the
letter did not reach him until an
hour aft'-r my arrival in camji.
Kere.eant .Matt Jirousvk was at
train .' :i ;;!i!!ip-e of civiliza
tion, when I hailed him to
l:iy he was "delighted" i.s putting it
mildiy. Matt escorted in: to camp
and the hond'Htartcrs of Cass Coun
ty Machine Hun Company. "e
T;.r:.tl to locate the boys and the
fir-f one we found was Crank
Smith. Crank was busy readings t h"
Iaucs of the "Daily Journal." Next
Dun Cooney. Dan had jut finished
a :hamp.'o to ct thv i;and out of iiis
! air. Next war- Car! Wolilfarth.
w ho was Jyin Ureai:;ins of the ice
(;:;! ami Muia fountain of Weyrich
& "lladraba. Hrowuie was to tli
bath houso. the hoys said he had
-!'v 'ij? thir litt hike.
Iiut hatl not yet removed all the
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b in charge of all work. Lady attendant. MODERATE PRICES,
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fcr treetmeat. and no money to be pail until cured. Write for book on Recta I Diseases, with names
and testimonials of more tiiaa pronincat people who have been permanently cured.
rf, e. !?. TARHY r0 Bee Dullrflns OMAHA, NEBRASKA
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castdria
A 1 -w-w-r - Trrl
Bears the O
Signature
of
or uver
Thirty Years
Tut :rNun ecrfifif. f " cit
inid. Hrownie has lots of it left.
was over to the hospital to see
a wounded friend, who fooled too
Ions with a bullet intended for the
Hermans. The Larson boys were in
town.
We finally located all of theui and
I assure you 1 would fdady make
the trip a.uain just to see how pleas
ed those boys were to see some one
from home. A liner lot of young:
men cannot be found than the boys
from I'lattstnouth and Cass county.
Pome have trained, some have lost,
but all are as fine specimens of man
hood as you could find. Ail are
anxious to po across and do their bit
and you can rest assured they will
;;?ve a .mod account of themselves.
They are jretting: restless and every
day they are kept there is suing
to make it worse for the enemy.
I had dinner with the 1kvf. Matt
Jirousek on one ide and Brownie
on the other. The boys are cer
tainly well fed. There is one thing
they do not pet and that is pastry.
If M!ue of the many proud cooks in
I'lattsmoutb wants to do something.
make a batch of pood cookies
and send them to any of the boys
and they will pa.ss them around as
they divide up anything that is sent
t hem.
All of the boys requested nic to
remember them to all their friends.
Several rent p'Tnohal messages,
which I will deliver in person. As
I may not see all of their friends. I
take this means of carrying out
their wishes.
C'dtoving are the names of the
b:nr. from IMattstttouth with whom
I had the pleasure of visiting.
Maiden Drown. Don Cooney. Otto
l.Mt?. Frank Smith. J. Matt Jirousek
Carl Wolilfarth. Floyd Stone. Clar
ence Staats. Uay Larson. Ralph Lar
son.
WM. HA1UD.
CARD OF THANKS.
V'e wish to express our thanks
tor t he- kindnesses which have been
extended during the sickness and at
the death of our beloved mother and
wife. And for the floral tribute
fctven by the shopmen.
KIN AC WOOSTKU.
AND riULDUKN.
For any itching trouble, piles.
! ''' "in, sait rheum, hives, itch, scald
I i. .i i. . . . .
w-.oi. Herpes, scanies, j Joan's oint
ment is highly retain mended. ;oc
a box at all stores.
! Have you jmt a lew ,,og:i or a
! truck load to be delivered in South
j Omaha? Call the I'lattsuioutb Gar
age, and we will do th rest.
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A mild system of treatment tht cures Piles. Fistula and
otter Recta 1 Diseases iu a short time, without a severe sur
giral opf ration. No Chloroform. Ether or other general
GEIS TRIMMED
FOR SPEEDING
WAS TOO SWIFT WITH THE
FL1VER WHEN HE HAD
NO LIGHTS.
From -Monday's Dally.
C. E. Cady. as such he gave his
name, with a companion, was flip
ping through this city the other
night at a rate which would make
a pilot of an aero plane dizzy and,
was sighted by the police, who also
noted that he had no lights as
well. Securing a car Mr. Barclay
chased the flyer, and did not over
take until Hearing Union, notwith
standing the oflicer had r Cadillac
eight. When overtaken, the car
was not burning lights wither in
front or in the rear. He was brought
back here and Judge Archer gave
hiui $7.00 and costs $9.00, six of
which went to pay the car hire for
chasing him. The man did not have
a license, which was required to
purchase and in all got quite a trim
ming. HAVE SPENT SOME
TIME IN THE WEST
From Tuesday's Daily.
Superintendent of the city schools,
t;. K. DeWolf and wife returned
Sunday evening from a trip which
encompassed about two weeks, and
embraced a number of points in the
west, among which was their old
time home at Gibbon, where both
their parents reside. They spent
some time visiting there, being the
guests of both her parents and his
folks. They were in Denver for a
short time and spent quite a while
in the mountains surrounding that
place. They report having enjoyed
the trip greatly and remember with
pleasure the goodly places they
visited.
MOTHER DIED SUNDAY EVENING
Fr-m Tuesil;iy'. Daily.
Mrs. Joseph Dostal of IJruno who
has been at a hospital at Omaha for
a long time where she undeiwent
an operation many weeks since, and
where she has been since receiving
treatment died at the hospital late
Sunday eveuing. Mrs. Dostal was
the mother of Mrs. M. G. Stava. liv
ing south of the city. - Mrs. Stava
was with her mother to the last. Yes
terday the remains were taken to the
home at Druno. Mrs. Stava coming
home and in company with Mr.
Stava departed last evening fur
Bruno, where today they attending
the funeral of the mother. Mrs.
Dostal leaves some nine children of
whom Mrs. Stava is one and the ag
ed husband. Mr. Dostal. The inter
ment was made at Bruno today.
VISITS IN EAST BUT
HURRIED BACK WEST
From Tiie'!a's Daily.
George W. Snyder who lias been
in the east for the past ten days,
where he was visiting in 'Ole Vir
giney returned home Jast evening
and meets everyone with a smile.
While it is pleasant to back, there,
and see the country, know for a cer
tainty just what they do there, it
could not be kept a secret that he
was glad to get back to the Irn-Is
where the skyes are bluer, and Cie
hand grasp of his friends a liiik bit
truer, with the sunshine a lit'lo
warmer, for he complained of it be
ing cold there, insuring the crops a
little larger, ?io. a good deal larger,
and to know this i.s where he lives.
Giad to have you return well sat
isfied with this country and your
self. LEGAL NOTICE.
The State of Nebraska. Cass Coun
ty. ;-s. In the County Court. In the
Matter of the Kstate oT Gus Splilt
Sr.. Deceased. To the Creditors of
r.aid estate:
You are hereby notified. That I
will sit at the County Court Hooin
In I'lattstnouth in said County, on
August ll'th. 1IMS. and November
J 4th. 19 IS, at 9 o'clock a. m. each
day to receive and examine all claims
against naid Kstate. with a view to
their adjustment and allowance. The
time limited for the presentation of
claims againt-t said Kstate is three
months from the 12th day of Aug
ust A. D. 1918. and the time limited
for payment of debts is one year from
raid 12th day of August, 191S.
WITNKSS my hand and the seal of
said County Court, thU 12th day of
July. 1918.
(Seal) ALLKN J. BF.KSON.
5-4wks Cxmnty Judge.
Heavy, impure blood makes a
muddy, pimply complexion, head
aches, nausea. indigestian. Thin
blood makes you weak, pale ' and
sickly. For pure blood, sound di
gestion, use Burdock Blood Bitters.
$1.25 at all stores.
ANOTHER AMERICAN
CITIZEN HERE
From Tiiexlay' Dally.
There is joy in the fourth ward,
and all the neighbors and friends of
Edgar Steinhauer know of the cause.
It is a boy and a good sound Amer
ican, with good strong lungs to pro
claim Liberty and Freedom through
out the land, lie is doing it too and
Eddie, is happy as well as mother
Steinhuuer. This is natural, and
we expected it, but law'se uie, you
should sec that smile which Grandpa
and Grandma Steinhaucr are wear
ing, why you can hear them smile
a block away. That's all right too
and we are glad to hear them. Shake
and to you young man, may your
shadow- never grow less.
TURNS UP AFTER A YEAR AWAY
From Tuesday's Daily.
James Edgar Clease, one of the
registrants of the first registration,
who has been lost for a- year, turn
ed up at the court house today to
ask about his classification, and tc
take the physical examination, for
entrance into the service. The lo
cal beard will give him the exami
nation although he has been turned
over to the adjutant general fur ad
justment. A. C. RAWLS VISITS HERE.
From Tuesday's Daily.
Mr. A. C. Raw Is of Oklahoma,
where he is engaged in farming ar
rived in this city last evening from
Milford. where lie was to bury his
rife who died at a hospital at Sa
bot ha. Kansas, a few days since af
ter an operation for Gall stones and
whose remains Mr. Kawls took to
her former home for interment. Mr.
Kawls formerly lived in this city and
i.s known by many of our citizens, if
a brother of our townsman C. A.
Kawls, at whose home he is visiting.
DEPARTS FOR VANCOUVER.
From Teesilav's Daily.
Lat evening Charles Knutson of
Louisville who has been endeavoring
for some time to pet int; the service,
being listed for limited service only
as he had a stiff arm. When thj call
came for limited service men, for
blacksmith helpers he volunteered,
and being accepted he was sent last
evening by the local board to Van
couver. Washington, where he will
enter as a blacksmith helper.
i.i:; ii mu m i:.
TI. Stte i.I N.-I.r.-iskn, (iss County,
lu the County Co'irt In tin- mai
ler of the est. lie of Nannie ClUsoa. De-!-eas-i!.
ii reailiiii;' ami 1 ) ! i 1 1 tie- e. tilici: of
VV. .1. Slromnt pniytn that Adminis
tration of ail instate ni.iy In- granted
to hi. ii as Administrator.
ordei-e.I, That Aumist l.'th A. D.
I!D. ;:t '. A. M .. ts asii;uel for
hnririir saiil pftilion ,-i-n ntl person;
interested in sal.l matter may appear
st a County Court 1... liel.'l in and
for said County, and show rause whv
the praer of petitioner should not l.e
granted; and ti.at notice of tin pend
eney of said petition and l!;e hearing
thereof l.e iiivcii to ;ill persons inter
ested in said matter iy publishing a
eopy of this order in t!i I'l.i 1 1 s mo u t h
.loiirn.tl. a Semi-weekly newspaper
printed in said County, for three suc
eessive v eks, prior ' to said dav of
bearing.
Dated .lulv 1 7 1 ti tviv
a i .i.i ".n .i. i:i:i
.1-J-".ks. Counts .IikIko.
.:- l. Mil hi:.
The Slate of Nel.rasUa. Cuss Coiliitv,
ss. In the Coiititv Court.
In the matter of the estate of Adam
. Meisinu'-r. Deefiised.
ti reading and liliiiK: the petition
or Metta Meisiner. praylny that Ad
ministration of .aid Kstate mav be
granted to M.-lla Aleislniier as Ad
ministratrix. ordered. That August ."th A. . JOIS
at ! o'eloek A. M .. is iissip for
hearing said petition, when all per
sons inlerevt.d in said matter mav ap
pear at a County Court to l.e held in
and for said .'.unit v. and show cause
why the prayer of petitioner should
not he to-anted: and that notice of the
n.-nden. y ,,f said petition nnd the hcar
Invr thereof be Rivcri to all persons in-t'-ieste.l
in said matter t.v tuhli--hinc
a copy of this- order in the Flat tsmou t Ii
Journal, a sem i - week I v newspaper
printed in said I'mnilv, Tor three suc
cessive weeks, prior to said day of
liearinjr.
Dated this !Uli dav of .Tutv. 1fls
ALLF.N .1. KKKSti.V.
County Jtidjj;e.
oim : r m:itiM;.
I !l I he 'ollljl
Court of Cass Cotiutv.
. l a '
In ti"- .Matter of the Kstate of Ma
li Ida Kssiek. Deceased:
I'o ;.? pvt'sotis in teres led in said es
tate. Creditors and Heirs at law:
You are herby notified that William
'. Kssh-k has filed bin petition in this
ourt. elle-irtu- that Matilda Kssiek.
'ale of said county, died intestate, in
wild count-.-, on or about the 'Jd day of
et.ieinl,ei, !!i::. .;,iu u resident 'arid
in. ahilant of said caurity and the own
r .f lie f.ill.ivvin;,- described real es
t i' ' e :
lt ee( n Mil in block three CD tn
the villuue of Mauley, in Cass county.
Nebraska, a'id leaving as tier sole ti n'd
er.lv heirs a t law, the following named
persons, towit:
William . Ks-iel-, husband, Minnie
L. Coon, a daughter. Helen L. Coon, a
srandda lighter. Ma hie Coon, a Kraud-
laiiKht'-r and Italph Coori, a tfrand-
en. who ere Interested In said nrtm-
erty according to the decedent laws of
I he state of .Nebraska, and praying for
a oetcirn i na tion of the time of the
death of said MatiNU. Kssiek, deceased.
the iiam-s or her heirs at law and the
decree of kinship thereof, and the
riuht of descent of the real property
bei.ri'4inu- to said decedent r, the state
if NebrStska. and for ai order barrl'itr
claims asain-t said estate, ami for
uch other and further orders as mav
be necessary for a correct disposition
of said matter.
S'a id matter lias been set for a bear-
!nc at the cuuiitv court room Jn I'latts
moutb. said county on the 1'Sth dav
of Auuust. ISMS, at the hour of nine
o'clock a. in., ut which time all per
sons Interested may appear and con
test snid petition.
Bv the Court.
'ALbKN .T. BKKSO.V.
County Judge.
Dated. July 27th. 191R. i
j JOHN M. LEYDA, 1
Attorney for Petitioner.
IT
Supplying The Kird of
Transportation Yovi Need
ABOUT one-half the capacity of the Chandler Motor Car
Jl. Company plant is devoted to work which will help win
the war on the battlefields of France.
The other half is still devoted to the production of necessary
transportation facilities for the men and women who are
doing things here at home to the production of the famous
Chandler Six.
For certainty of motor car service, which can come only
from mechanical excellence, you cannot choose with greater
assurance than to choose the Chandler.
Choose the Chandler for its marvelous motor, now in its
sixth year without radical changes but with constant refine
ment throughout that period. Choose it for its power and life
and endurance and for the economy of its operation and
maintenance.
Let us show you how the Chandler checks with high-priced
cars, not with cars that sell at prices similar to Chandler
prices. Let us show you how the Chandler performs with
high-priced cars.
Come Choose Your Chandler Now
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Convertible Sedan.
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY,
DIES AT ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
Kimii Monday's Daily.
Last evening a message came tell
ing of the death of August Hes,se,
wlin has been sick at that place for
some time and before at Greenville,
S. C. with leakage of the heart sup
erinduced by severe rheumatism.
August Hesse, one of the tine
young men of this city, went to Kelly
Field, the aviation training school,
leaving here Jan. 22nd, and after
having been there was sent to Green
ville, S. C, he was taken sick on
Feb. 5th. just four days after he was
years of age. lie continued to
grow worse and while having the
care which it was possible to afford
at the hospital did not show any
recovery. His relatives went to him
and when he was not so ill as for
merly. returned and a short time
since went again to Atlanta, Ga
w here he had been removed to. Aug
ust has been sick practically since
his enlistment. The message tell
ing of his death, paid that he had
passed away at the hospital during
vesterdav morning. The remains
will be shipped to this place for
burial. As yet no arrangements have
been made for the funeral or burial,
but will be upon the arrival when
a notice of them will be published
in this paper.
1. 1 ;;.!, oTicn.
To Pauline tddhalii. as A! in i n ist ra
ti is of the estate of UeorKe J. Oldham,
Deceased: Kichard Conway Oldham:
CiiK.a J. Maker: Ijucuna Connally:
Fauline Oldham: Fay Oldham: .tolm .;.
Oldhain: Jessie D. Snyder: Kllisoii Ij
Oldham: .lames V. Oldham: Vera. II.
Oldham: Folly Oldham: Mary K Crait?,
and all persons interested In the estate
of Jackson O. Oldham. Deceased, In
cluding creditors and claimants.
You are hereby notified that on tin
tth day of May 19US, plaintiff tiled a
petition in the District Court of Cass
County. Nebraska, praying ainoriK oth
er tbitiKs for an order to be entered
bv the court directing the administra
trix of the estate of OeorRe J. Oldham
deceased, to convey to plaintiff tin
Northwest Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter of Section thirty-one CM
Township eleven (II) Ilange fourteen
(14 1 Cass County, Nebraska, upon the
payment of the balance of the pur
chase price lu accordance with the
contract entered Into between the
plaintiff and the said ficorgc .1. CXld
liiim. durintr his lifetime, on the lath
day of January, 1!M8, and to have the
title to said land quieted as against
the defendant. All persons interested
iu the estute of Jackson . Oldham,
deceased. including creditors and
claimants.
You are further notified there will
be a hearitikf upon said petition at the
District tluiirt Jl(iam " In 'tlie tiiiirt
House, at I'lattsmoutb Oish' County.
Nebraska, on the rd day of September
11M8, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M.
to all of which, and the allegations of
the petition, you will i-ke du notice.
C. A. KAWLS. Kit ANK J. JJILLJK.
A .... Plulnf IIV
Attorney
-6wks
Rand-McNally war xnapi for Bale
at the Journal office.
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1S75
$2495 Convertible Coupe. S2395
U prices f. o. It. Cleveland
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
HAD ANOTHER STROKE.
From Monda's Daily.
Mrs. Farriott and son Vernon,
were called to Peru this morning to
attend the bedside of Ed. Farriott,
who has suffered another stroke of
paralysis. This is the third stroke
and it is feared that he cannot re
cover. He is well known here. Mrs.
Farriott was bore attending the bed
side of her daughter, Mrs. Long.
Nebraska City News.
The above from the Nebraska City
News tells of the third stroke of Ed.
Farriott, we'll known here and a
brother of G rover Farriott and also
of Mrs. W. II. Raiitey. Mr. Farriott
is an excellent man. and. has been a
hard worker, but has been nearly
ns a
SUIE
FRIEND
DID YOU EARN THAT MONEY? WELL YOU WORHED FOR
IT, DIDN'T YOU? WHY CAN'T YOU PUT SOME LITTLE PIECE
OF IT IN THE BANK EACH PAY DAY, SO THAT SOME DAY IT
CAN WORK FOR YOU?
YOU WON'T ALWAYS BE ABLE TO WORK; EVEN IF YOU
ARE WELL. THEN IT WILL BE A FINE FEELING TO HAVE THE
MONEY YOU BANKED, WHILE YOU COULD WORK, WHICH IS
NOW. BANK IT.
,WE ADD SI-2 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS AC
COUNTS AND H PER CENT ON TIME CERTIFICATES.
COME TO OUR BANK.
Farmers State IBank
THE NEW BANK.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS FROM 7:00 TO 9:00
mmm si;:
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Limousine, S3WJ5
CLEVELAND, OHIO
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helpless for some time on account
of the former strokes. lie will be
remembered by many people hero
and a royal good fellow.
mii it i: to 'Hi':ori'oi.
Mate of Nebraska. (' '. .
In the .Matter of the Kstate of Gallant
1 la kes. deceased:
To the Creditors of said Kstate:
Y'ui are hereby notified that I will
sit at the County Court room in Platts
mouth. in said county, on the ?!tli day
of August, and I'lnh day of November.
A. D.. I'.'IS. at nine o'clock a. m., of
each day. to receive and examine all
claims atainst said estate, with ;t view
to th'ir adjustment and allowance.
The time limited for the presentation
of claims auainst said estate is three
months, from the L'!'lh day of Auiriisf.
A. D.. I1D. and the time limited for
pa . nieiit of debts is one year from
said JVth day of August, t'.'ls.
Witness mv hand and the seal of
said County Court, this C.'.th day of
July, luis.
ALLKN .1. I'.KKSON.
County Judire.
M'. (Mm