THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1918.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
PAUE HYE.
Murray Departm
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repared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
If tny of the re&drrs of the
Journal know of any xxMil
event or item of intcrevt In
this vicinity, and mail
same to this ofliec. it will ay
pear umler this hf aiiinkr. We
wauti all newsltems Kkitou
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We take pride in the way
our bank is run. Our deposi
tors include the biggest men in
town.
. Each individual account is
given special attention.
We are opening new ac
counts daily. Come in and talk
over your banking with us. Our
officers will be glad to meet
you.
It is the man with cash in
bank whose voice is heard.
Checking and savings cc-ccunis.
Four per coin interest on time deposits.
Our deposits r.re protected by the State Guaranty Law.
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Murray ihe pu-t week I
tlrami.mt I "... r r vs is i- pern! in;
w. ( in (! tap;', vi-iting with
n Ha it;, ami family.
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tained in Ii -:i t of Can!, anil
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'cvk bu rs mti' ;.-;.in
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I'-aMi!! j Tiif lat'iis of tlu- Murray Ufl
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COTTONWOOD LOGS FOR SAKE
:t w.-ll t'11r,i l.ask -ts' of
t o iv. t. ami iit t ho
itntiro (!a'. TufStia.y in "orkin" fur
itho c-titt'forl l" our soi'.iii-rs, ;;t t'.uir
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rooms.
Mrs. :
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prfkit'-.ic of their loi; '-noM
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.he Intt'lf-r
j art it, uiars
, it 1 1 t -n.l h 4s for
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at tin- ri-ht iiric"-'.
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AUCTIONEER
Always Ready for Safe
Dates far or near.
RATES REASONABLE
SATISFACTION OR NO PAY!
ki;vi:i:.--f: ai:i, calls
Telephone 1511 Hurray Exq range
n iiirh they w til :ii;
atraiti ft kc tn ! m are i; rr.-'im :
V. K. Vallery return-l We.lites
tiay from (Irant. Xi'!r;k;i. where Iil
has hee:i suivrintenii1!!. t hi' har
vesting and thres'tiimr of ura.in rai---ed
on farms tiiere. !'o reports
the wluat as l-.-in. very uo ,d. inul
;iiy- xh" Cn.i-a.' c t'.iity f; ir wa one
of the he-r .rver !::M in the state.
;;'! the rrop ati'l sleek exhibits were
of ; hi::h character.
The service"-- aitd lut.-kt dinner,
at the ( 'iiri-1 ia n ("hnrch last Sun-
lay ueri1 largely a'tende,!. Mid thor
oughly eiijo'eI by thoe in atteiil
ar.ee. S. I. Cre.-ap of Xelraha City
i'tid Mr. (Sraham were the speakers
in 1h'. tifternoon. both jrent letmn
sprde o?i th,e war. ami llteir rem.'.rks
were to the point, and delivered in
a verv commendable way.
Oliver Cupen and sister Villa
were taking in the State Fair Tues
day and although tlicy encountered
some very muddy roads they report
I hey were well paid by their visit.
Charles Tucker and family de
parted by auto for Koselie, Xebr.,
where tl.ey will visit at the home of
Mrs. Tucker's brother. Raymond
Dill. V. 15. Vir:;in is looking aft?r
Mr. Tuckers interests on the farm
in their absence.
.lake Miller the junk man, ship
ped another car of iron to market
this week. Jake considers he is a
valuable patriot to his government,
in his line of work, and so he is as
tlu- need of the iron which is laying;
around farms doinpr no one any
jrood can le used now to i;reat ad
vantage in i;overnment war mater
ials. The fall term of .-chool will be.in
Monday Sepi. !t, with the follow
ing well qualified force of teachers
in charge. M'iss Hrundson of Peru,
N'.Lr., i;riiu-ipa.l. Mis Kpbr of
Julian, Cranmiar, .Miss ltuelah Sans.
prim:iry. A new heating dant has
been in-tailed in the buibiiuu. ami
everything made in reiMiiness for the
comfort t f the pupils the cominu
t erm.
Captain (I. II. Cillmore dp:irtel
Monlay morning for Fort Itde,
where lie entered upon his duties in
the Medical Department id' tiie army.
In the leavir.;: of Pr. Ci'.more tie.
i . ';!. unit y will greatly miss him
v.here he lias mi lon: administered
tt the wants of the i-ick. bit: all
realize the need and importance oi'
pliyirians i f bis type, who will taki
care of our boys who are in the
tU'.ht to make this world a better
place to live in. Ami it is lei'
another ca.se of "where duty calls I
will :." and this is the spirit of
America always.
:iURRAY BRANCH. A.
C.
The Murray Lramh, A. K. C, held
lis am.uat meeting on Auuust -2.
lUiS, Mid elected oilicers for the en
.-uin ear, as follows:
Chairman Miss Margie "Walker
Vice-Chairman Mrs. J. T. ISrendel
Secretary Mrs C. I). Spaasler
Treasurer Mrs. V. S. Smith
Chairn an of Knittinu; Cotnmittee
Mrs. IS. F. ISrendel
Chairn an of Hospital Supplies
Mrs. V. A. Kennedy
Chairman of Surgical Irossins
Mrs. J. A. Frown
Chairmaii of liefut:ee Carmen?s
..-.Mioses I'.ertha and Ktta Nickels
From January 1st to September
-st. the Surgical Pressings Depart
ment turned out tlu following work:
Absorbing pai'.s -14"
Comfort piilows - .rU
Feel rincs
Tampons
l'ap; r b.Kked pads
Cau.e rolls
C.lii.e Wipes
I'neumonia jackets
Shot ba;;s
llosjdtal Supply Department
Summer bed shirts
Winter pajamas
Knitting department.
Sweaters
Socks
Wristlets
Mi: filers
Comfort kiis
Financial Statement from January
1st. to September 1st.
January 1, Cash in bank 27;!.4S
KMJ
loo
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25
to
21
c.s
; i
10
s
s
Army
Sfio
When r jo eminent designs a shoe for our boi
lers, jc no w it must be the very best, for comfort and
d
ticrvic i;ny of room and no pinching, to make tired
for , Vci have them in stock for the civilian on the arm
' A and once yon try tKis Llyle shoe you will want no
other.
Meri'b Army Last Tan Shoes,
sizes 6 to II
$5.25
Bo-i Army Last Tan Shoes, C0 Of
sizeb 2'j to rjV OO.&O
Apr. 1 tJift.
Apr. 1. From Mrs. Harry
Creamer
May 1. Received from JL C.
l anre by Shenherdson.lSa-
ker ami McCill
June Frtmi L;iurit Puis
Jisno :;. From Ii. C. p.azaar
at Fd (liitisenier'.s
aiii . - i rom i-,. i uanscmer
Jjuly 7. --From Parr Youn.i;
I July 20. From Mrs. Chas.
! Tilson
jAu. L liefuml from Platto
I mouth Red Cro.-s drive :
Total
.0
1.0 0
1.00
ir.oo
10.00
5.00
1.00
:71.G.",
?C27.0S
expense.
I.i.-ht ( omlort kits ft :;o.(0
Yarn 203.01
IMn.-lin T s.00
'(ntinp; tlanneij i2.02
Cauzo 6S.0S
Cotton 2G.71
;fil doth for tables 2.70
.Cupboard tor work 4.00
jMr:. ISurton for lalior 1.10
j Service cards .75
Miscelanoous articbo uscd .S0
Kx press, postal, etc. 1.5".
jRent to Mrs. Youuk 1.25
It. R. Nickels was looking after
business in Omaha last Saturday.
Miss Margie "Walker was attend
ing the State l-air Tuesday.
Fred Warner was visiting with
county seat friends Wednesday.
Mrs.-.. Ceorge I'arks was transact
ing business in Plattsmouth Tues
day. W. P. Hutcheson and family are
spending a few weeks with friends
at Hastings.
Ceor;;e Nickels and Cecil Pettit
were Plattsmouth visitors last Sat
urday evening.
Col. Seybolt was looking after bus
iness matters in the county seat on
Wednesday of this week.
Lee Nickels and sister. Miss Etta,
attended the funeral of Carl Lopp
at Nehawka, last Sunday.
Chester Shrader had the misfor
tune to get his ankle badly sprained
Monday while tending cattle.
Cussie Pullen and wife left Mon
!;:y via the auto route for a trip
10 the northern part of the state.
Miss Jess-ie Parn v. s departed last
week for Draper, S. P.. where she
will enter upon her duties as a
teacher in the public school.
There will be preaching at the
F. P. church in Murray on next
Sabbath as usual. Pr. Jackson will
arrive home in time to hold services
as usual. A cordial invitation ex
tended to all.
The Murray Hardware Company
has been a very bu y i!rm the past
v e:'k sett 'tig i'p Corn liimiers. el'
which they sold a goodly number,
ami these will be of ureat service to
owners in harvt-:ting corn for
! he feeding of stock.
C. J. Tilson was in Plattsmouth
P A N UORE
WAS
HONORED
THE MANY FRIENDS OF CAP
TAIN G. H. GILM0UR HONOR
HIM ON HIS DEPARTURE.
HIS STATION AT GAMP DODGE
Where He Will Be One of the Sur
geons In the Service In
the Army.
From Tuesday's Daily.
Incident to the departure yester
day for Camp Dodge, where he will
be stationed for the present, the
friends of Captain G. H. Gihnore
tendered him a public reception at
tl.erhall at Murray. The occasion
was one of much patriotic interest,
ar.d was entered into with much zest
and enthusiasm by his many friends
at Murray ami throughout the coun
ty. The occasion was one in which
all the people who desired to show
! him honor, and who felt that they
would like to express their feelings
of thankfulness for the good work
which he has done in the matter of
service in a patriotic nature. Judge
P.egley of Plattsmouth and J. F.
Falter also made excellent addresses
and presented the Captain with an
legant wiist watch for his use in
the army. Captain Gilmorc re
sponded to the addresses, and thank
ed the donors for the present, but
more especially did he say that he
felt the honor of their friendship,
and the feelings which had prompt
ed the making of the present, and
the coming together of his friends to
siy good-bye and Godspeed on his
journey.
:esday of this week,
the- rounds he paid
Ice a brief call. In
1 few hears T
and in i.o:king
; he Journal ol
conversation with him he tells us
'..at l e has one crop this year that
as a dandy, and that was his broom
corn. His patrons may look for a
line line of brooms from the Tilson
factory this winter, as he will use
it all in his own place of making
brooms.
FAREWELL TARTY.
A farewell party was given for
Claude Lcroy Hutcheson. at
!.o-,;e t.f his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Wyette Hutcheson. on Tuesday eve
ning. Aug. 20. Claude departed for
Camp Funston the following, whore
he will enter training to help down i v. orse than
the Kaiser, in his work across the
seas.
About dark ne.trlv loo neighbors.
friends and m mbers of the family
came in to spend a few hours with '
tlo ir host before his departure to
the service. Tin re were numerous
musical numbers on the program, and '
the evening was most pleasantly,
spent by all. The holies contributed
a bountiful supply of cake, and a tie- '
licious luncheon of ice cream and !
cake was enjoyed. Following this a ;
offering was taken up as a memento !
of the good will ami esteem of those j
assembled guests toward their young j
friend, and this was used to purchase j
a very nice army wrist watch, and !
Murray Christian Church.
Last Sunday was a big day for
the Murray church. After the mor
ning service, nearly two hundred
peop'e ate a delicious dinner of
fried chicken and its accompanying
good things. The fellowship enjoy
ed at this church dinner will long
!e remembered. After dinner Mr.
S. P. Cresap of Nebraska City and
Mr. Ralph Graham of Avoea, each
gave a very good patriotic address.
One hundred fifty people including
the Home Gurds, who attended in a
body, lead by a Civil War veteran,
the' bearing the flag, crowded the church
to bear the speakers. The rain did
not break up the evening services,
as was the case in a number of
churches where the rain was no
at Murray.
We had 2:'. On-Timers last Sun
day. Let's make it 35 next Sun
day. A class for everyone in the
P.ible school.
Subject for the morning worship
next Sunday, "Important Miracles of
Christ."
In the evening the subject will
be ."Am I my Hrother'-s Neper?"
Come to the church that lias a
message and a welcome for every
one. C. K. HA XX AN,
Pastor.
CLARENCE MURRAY.
Cloude was jusly proud of the same
dal
Clarence Murray was born Janu
ary 21, lS7-'k on a farm south of
Plattsmouth.
Xeb., and died at 10
Wo all hope that, this clean,
terror in the hearts of the Iluns ami
' j o'clock, Aug. 2;th, in a hospital in
Parsons. Kansas, at
wart voting pat riot m;ev help to strike ' .. ,
jtTiiir.. I iii.iii 1 11 41 1111
the son of Mr. ami
no permitted to return sate and well
to his relatives and friends after the
war. From One Present. !
Mhe above writeup in some way
became mislaid or delayed in the
mails, thus the cause for its late
i
I
a ppeara nee. Fd. )
the age of 4 5
days. He was
Mrs. I,. C. W.
Murray, of "Weepin Water, Neb.
He was married in December.
1$5, td -Miss Dora E. Shrader, at
! Nehawka. Xeb.. and to this union
i eight children were born, who with
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L. H. Pols Garage, -
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Total
Cash in ban'.:
4 2 2.::o
201 7S
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