FAQJ5 TWO
PLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21; l'J13.
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WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME.
When Johnny comes marching: home again,
Hurrah ! Hurrah !
We'll give him a hearty welcome then,
Hurrah ! Hurrah !
The men will cheer, the boys will shout,
The ladies they will all turn out,
CHORUS: And we'll all turn out,
When Johnny comes marching home!
The old church bell will peal with joy,
Hurrah ! Hurrah 1
To welcome home our darling boy,
Hurrah ! Hurrah !
The village lads and lassies say.
With roses they will strew the way,
CHORUS: And we'll all feel gay
When Johnny comes marching home!
Get ready for the jubilee,
Hurrah ! Hurrah !
We il give the heroes three times three,
Hurrah ! Hurrah !
The laurel wreath is ready now
To place upon his loyal brow,
CHORUS: And we'll all feel gay
When Johnny comes marching home!
Let love and friendship on that day,
Hurrah ! Hurrah !
Their choicest treasures then display,
Hurrah ! Hurrah !
And let each one perform some part,
To fill with joy the warrior's heart,
CHORUS: And we'll all feel gay
7hen Johnny comes marching home!
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are gradually getting over the ef
fects of the disease.
Charles Countryman and wife of
Lewellen. are visiting iu this city
at the home of W. A. Oliver, and
other relatives, being the guests to
day at the home of Will Oliver jr.,
near Louisville, Mrs. Countryman
being a daughter of Y. A. Oliver
and wife of this city.
V. T. Wassell is just now exe
cuting a fine piece of work for the
Woodman of the World, of which he
is a member, and is making a spec
ial design of monument for Eddie
George Conjos arrived this morn
ing from Camp Funston, where he
has been for the past five months in
training for service of the U. S. ar
my. He is looking fine, and says he
has been enjoying good health, and
likes the army life very well. Like
all others, now when the necessity
for their service has virtually tnded
they are desirous of returning to
the occupation of civilian life.
Mrs. Barney Wamplcr and little
roil, arrived in this city this after
noon, from Charleston. S .(!., where
I they have been making their home
VICTORY BOYS
ENTHUSIASTIC
C. Itipple. with the Woodman of ; for several months past ..Mr. Wamp-
the World design of his own draw
ing. Sgt. Major C. F. Schniidtnian.
who was formerly located at Camp
Dodge, has been transferred to
J Camp Pike. Arkansas, where ho is
stationed at this time writes home
that there is a probability that he
will be a civilian in the course of a
few weeks, from the way things
look, though no one can tell at this
time.
Leonard Meislnger who lias been
sent to Camp Meade, near Balti
more. Maryland, writes that they
are awaiting orders, which were is
sued several days since for going
over reas. but that during the wait
i the camp is doing practically noth-
i ing. in the way of drilling. He
I does not know at that time what to
i expect, as to what he will be re-
quired to do.
ler who is in the employ of the gov
ernment, as a steel and iron work
er, is just now being removed to
Columbus, Ohio, where they will
work. Mrs. Wampler, in speaking
of her brother Boy South said that
a recent letter from him told of his
now being on his third trip over.
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS.
LOCAL MEWS
Fr r:i .da s Ial!v
J-l:n Tr':' of Cedar Creek was
..ki:i; :'i:er .-vnie biisii.e.-s in the
C -;:iry -rr t !,!.-' !1 fill ill g.
Witt was a visitor in this
::y in; a:
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from
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Fro.i Wftlnfsilay's Daily.
Jack West of Murray, was a vis-
urr-'v Harvey dees not need a home .
to look atter some matters or tuis-
unless. there would be some one to
share it with him.
Fc-: Tn.-silny's Pally.
C. M. Jauer from l-
Creel: i.iid Lnuisviile was a visitor
in thi- city today looking after some
business.
Got. rue Shot-man was a vi.-itor in
Loi:isilie last evening going on the
; late Burlington train, and will visit
' i litre f(,r some t:p;e.
itor in ! ,. , . ... . ...
.g iroui his hom j f r .,iIatu, ,viiPre he went to
and was looking - ...... : . , .
nn .'-iiiue i .me Hi I lie lioiui ui
i::es lor the day. ! , - . r ., y.. ,. , T ,
:r!i(n.n fr.un Louisvlle
?:ig .".iter M.-m1 l.u-'i'.es !
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tiii ni'Thins. c.i.iinv
I.t:-1 n-ar riock BluiTs, to
some !.!:: :iie- for tl;e da v.
. :!!iil !.:. l v:es of AlMiard
wa- a v i i f o r in t!:i- ci'v for ;i fr
1. ":ir.; ti::- t:i l r. ir.u.. co-.ii:r4 To look
nlti r st!iie bu-i:;eF for a short time.
AT n.r- -. F. Ten" I of W-epJasj
Wat. r. uu- b-okiiig aT'er s.ruif legal
r'lt'.r.: ;;i tiu. (.'i;-f hou-.4 this af
t r::ci,r.. Imving come in via 0::sal.:i.
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for their !ion;ep.
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Mr--. lle.vM Ko p. ::rri-e( t h
ing Iron tli-ir r. : v
F:e! Clardntr from near Cedar
Creek was a visitor in this city
this morning coming down to do
some trading with the city mer
chants. George Lloyd cf near Xehawka
and Mif'.j were visiting in the city
this morning, coming to look after
;ome business and to visit with
relatives.
I). ( V.'e-t of Xehawka, was a
visitor in Omaha this morning and
topi.ed here on his way home, to
look after some- business for the af
ternoon. Louis Born and family were in
the city thi morning, coming to
t l-o city from their homo near
e mnr t ret-K to kOa atter some
shopping.
J. M. Jordan of near Cedar
Cro k whs :i visitor in lMattsnnuth
for the day. coming down on the
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in tr.;r?or ther.
n i.om: :v,i .e ,.arjv (r:,in ti.js n.orninc- to look nf-
n' t'.ie :r." cf Will
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cl;-;;.; fp(.-:ivd
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-o th-'.r vh-f this
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cf r '.i ( ' i ; !. -i i o f
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! ' : u tiiarted for
". wbfrc -r h.is son.e bu-iness
to l:'k after, and will return to his
having look-
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d after bu-im-ss at Omaha.
11? v. i.. . . :'((,!', !.. ir; is-t er of the
( !ir;.-ti.n church and wife, arrived
la t Saturday eve:; in a:, and while
raititi" for th? arrival ,i their
giKul-. uhich were shipped from
Bxett-r last Thuiday. are -toppng
at the Wagner Hotel. Tiu'v will
l::.iV. into the paronae n-ar the
church building as soon as the
pords arrive.
H. M:.i;:ier- pt;r' -hasfd the
Wiii. Short residence r.oinh of t'.i"
Itiirlington shop- !a: t Saturday
tlirongh A. C. Mutz. t!ie KeItor.
from I'latf srKMJth Loan and Btiild
inc a-fociation. We wonder wlir
the fortunate young lndy is. as
ter rnme btisiners.
Ch..r!.- Hit? jr.. and George Mc
Bride. who have for the past few
mouths her p. working on the I'armele
Banch. near Broken Bow. returned
honi" this morning.
B'-v. L. W. Scott the minister of
the Christian Church, who is just
moving here lias received his car of
household goods, and Is today mov
ing them into the parsonage.
A. S Will WPi onlleit to nmaliti
Moii'jay to look after some business
and after having looked after the
business at the live rtock market
returned home last evening.
Charles Chr;.-wis: er, from near
Nehawka. was a visitor in 1'Iatts
'l'mith fc r today, and was in la-t
:ii;:!it, coming to see about some
business matters in the city, and is
visiting with his mother as well.
A. I. Chriswis:-cr who was mi ser
iously ill with pneumonia several
we4;''a?a doer not seem to regain
his former strength and health and
has gone to Kansas City, to take
some special treatment at a sani
tarium. llavelock Times.
Of'irge II. Meisinger, and fam
ily wh: live near Murray are re
portet? ni all having the Influenza,
and have all btc-n down for some
days past. They are reported as
showing some improvement, as thev
Drs. IVlach & ftIach, The Dentists
The largest and best equipped dental offices in Omaha.
Experts in charge of all work. Lady attendant. Mod
erate Prices. Porcelain fillings just like tooth. Instru
ments carefully sterilized after Uf ing.
THIRD FLOOR, PAXTCN BLCCX, OMAHA s
. Fistula-Pay When Cured
2v o: t-"-att tia? cores Piles. FiafcJa ead
Ota-r hra!Diseas la hwt Use without s-vere sur
gical oiTiiiiTi. No CbiQTcform. Ethr or other fienr!
fn- treatmmt. end no mone-y to k r a"1 onoJ cnr-d Wr!;ef-r hok on Recta I Dip-av?. with name
a ad testinwaials of more laaa 1WJ pronnnrDi people who Dave been permanently cured. . i
240 Bee Buiidins
in est-..
W. K. Capen is in the city from
Long Pine, coming to viit with
ween Cedar his mother, Mrs. Maria Gapen, and
remaining to attend her funeral and
burial.
Mrs. Frank Dean of Willard.
Colorado, is in the city attending
the funeral of her mother Mrs.
Maria Capen, which occurs tomorrow.
G. P. Meisinger of near Cedar
was a visitor in thU city for the day.
come down on the early train to
look after some business.
Henry Specht and wife of La
Platte were in the city this after
noon looking after some business for
a few, hours and doing some trading.
George V. Sharder of south of
the city and cast of Murray wir; a
visitor in Plattsmouth this morning
looking after some business for a
few hours.
Mrs. M. L Ford of Ctiar Creek
was a visitor in Omaha for the mor
ning, and returned here for the af
ternoon going to her home on the
evening train.
Tt .T SJetiroeilep of m.-ir I'.wtrjr
Creek is reported as being very
sick, from the Flu. and has been
('own for ovr a week. His condi
tion is said to be serious.
Mrs. Henry Cuthman oT MurJock
was a visitor here today, coming
over with the children, to viit wit!;
Grandma Mrs. V. 1 1. Gr.thman. and
to have some dental work done.
Hirry Pace, of Weeping Water,
was in Phitt.-n:ouih for today, com
ing over from his home, and was
looking after some matters of busi
ness at the oflice of the county judge.
H. K. Petersen from Louisville
was a visitor in Plattsmouth this
morning, coming down to f-ee about
some matters in the city, and a1 so
having some business to look after
in the county seat.-
T. K. Wood of near .Murray, who
has been visiting here for some
time on a furlough, from his service
in the Navy, on the HaMleship
Kentucky, departed last evening for
St. Louis and will go on east to
join his ship on the Atlantic.
John Kagan who is employed at
Louisville, where ' lie works with
the Murphy Stone Quarries, has
been visiting in Plattsmouth for
some days past, and the guest of his
friends here, returned last night to
Louisville where he will take up
his work again.
Philip Alliert, who has with the
members of his family living near
Cedar Creek, has been sick with the
Influenza, is reported as getting
along much better at this time. It
is hoped that he will soon be able
to 1) out again. They have sure had
a very severe time with the disease.
W. A. Young is embarking in
the fine chicken busine.- having
jutt purchased a half dozen of line
black Laimshangs. from a flock of
prize winners at Schuyler. He re
ceived the rooster anil five hen..
and we may expect our friends to
have a large flock of this choice
brand in a short time.
Mrs. W. H. Scott, who has been
here for the past few daya. called
here by a message stating the
death and funpral of C. W. Haylor.
but which was net cTrlivered, until
hut week. Mrs. Sr-ott mad? haste
fo reach this place, but found that
the burial had occurred a week b-
Omaha. Xt br., Nov. 1 G, II) IS.
To Ail Chapters:
Subject CHllISTM AS PARCELS.
The date for forwarding Christ
mas rackets overs ear has been ex
tended tr November SOth.
The War Department has author
ized the American Red Cros- to
print sutl'.cient additional Christmas
labels, exactly rdmilar to those be
ing received from abroad. These
labels are to be furnshed by the
Chapters to individuals who have
not received such label, or have
lost or destroyed it. Applicants for
such a label should rign the follow
ing printed form:
"I hereby make application to
forward to of
organization. Ameri
can Expeditionary Forces, a Christ
mas package. I hereby declare
that I am the nearest living rela
tives in the United States of the
proposed recipient; that I have not
received a label from abroad, and
.'hould such a libel be received, it
will not be used, and to the best
of mv knowledge and belief only
one Christmas parcel will be sent to
the proposed recipient."
Signed - ".
This plan is effective November
L'lst. The Central Division Head
quarters is authorizing all Chap
ters today the printing of these
forms.
Please bring this matter to the
attention of your P.ranch Chapter
at the earliest possible date. It is
extremely important and we tirge
tb.at you give this widest publicity.
Yours very truly.
LEONARD W. TRESTER.
Cifcw Assistant State Director.
WORKERS.
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HOID VERY INTEREStlNG MEET
ING YESTERDAY, PLEDGE
MUCH MONEY AND WORK.
Krom Tuesday's Dally.
Yesterday tiiere were some one
hundred and twenty-five boys from
the Sixth grade up, which met at
the High School, in a meeting for
the organization of the Victory
Hoys work, and were addressed by
the Rev. II. G. McCluskey, and A.
V. Hunter, as well as by Superin
tendent of the city schools, G. E.
DeWolf, upon the work before them.
In the organization of the work,
the boys pledged to raise $423.75
and as the matter is given to the
boys as optional whether it be paid
in three payments or all in one,
many are expecting to make the one
payment. The money which Is pledg
ed is to be either earned or saved by
the boys. They were very enthus
iastic, at their meeting, and made
the matter of singing pafriotc songs
one of the features of the meeting
ns well as listening to patriotic ad
dresses. Superintendent DeWolf has the
county work in hand, and has much
encouragement to offer for what is
being done all over the county. All
the citie;; of the county, have organ-
GORDON
We are prepared
- to take care of your
needs in cold weather
work clothes!
The Z;ro days are on the way and
you can supply your needs at our
store from merchandise bought in
time to assure you the lowest pos
sible price.
The New "Gordon Kumfort Koat"
heavy duck, buffalo cloth lined
$ S.7 ."
Complete line of duck, doeskin and
corduroy coats, lined with blanket,
sheep or buffalo cloth $3.75 to $15.
MACKINAW'S in every weight, color
and quality $4.!)5 to $1S
Corduroy, Zero fabric and leather
vests, with leather, sheepskin,
buffalo cloth or quilt lining, snap
Jersey collar and leather sleeves,
$5.45 to $10.50
Sweaters 95c to $15.00
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C. E. Wescott's Sons i
"EVERYBODY'S STORE"
JJWHi W,!1WV
NOTICR TO NON' IMJSIDEXT I)G
FKXDAXTS. ALSO TO -NON RHSI
DKXT JJKKKXOAXTS THKIK IX-
Kxowx hkiks, ievisi-:ks. i.koa-
TKKS, PKKSOXALi KKPKICSHXTA
TIVKS AND ALL. OTHER PERSONS
1XTERESTEO IX THEIR ESTATES.
To Cicoiiie Havi.s, if living, if deceas-
, 1 1 f 1 1 i n L- Tiinvn lirii-u rlMVisv leirft-
ized and Union. Weeping Water and tees, personal representatives ami all
Iouisville b-ive their renoiMs in I I''ois inteersted in liis estate;
iouisMiie nae xneir reports in. I ohai.t.s vojrt. if living, if decee.sei. the
Most of the rural schools have ore- I unknown lieirs, devisees, legatees. v.v-
. .,, sonal , representatives and all other
.Miizations where the influenza will persons interested in his estate; Alu-a-
permit of the meetings. One sample ilSXnou-e! "d"KVe'i IIkmS'
of the work of the rural schools is sonal representatives and all other
, . . . , persons interested in liis estate;
that of District number nine, where Augustus Frans, Kemper Krans, l.a-
there are onlv eight bovs, but thev v.na uoiie: i-.mma cross; Joseph .vans
Yon and oacli of u are lierehv 11 t i -
. tt - f r i - -l1 liiUl. uic till vi i i in looc i
sent in $23.00 which is doing very 1!Mg a petition was filed In the Iis-
well.
The quota of the county for the
Victory Roys is $1,250.00 while the
amount for the state is SO.000.00.
The chairman of the county for the
Victory Girls is Miss Isadore Sheldon.
BROTHER DIES IN FRANCE.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the County Court of Cass
County, Nebraska.
State of Nebraska, Cass County,
ss.
To Richard H. Chriswisser. An
drew P. Chriswisser. Charles M.
Chriswisscr and Ray Chriswisser
and all persons interested in the
estate of Rennett Chriswisser, de
ceased :
On Reading the Petition of Martha
Chn'swisser praying a final settle
ment and allowance cf her account
filed in this Court on the ISth day
of November 191S, and for distri
bution and assignment cf estate. It
is hereby ordered that you and all
persons interested in said matter
may, and do, appear at the t ounty
f'ourt to be held in and for said
County, on the 25th day of Novem
ber A. D., 191S, at 10 o'clock A. M..
to show cause, if any there be, why
'rum Tuesday's Dally.
W. F. Nolte, has just received a
letter telling of the death of his
brother, who died of pneumonia, on
October 14th. He had not been
across very long, having departed
with the S4th Division, for France
in September. The brother had liv
ed in Dakota, prior to his depar-
triet Court of Cass Count v. Xelraska,
in which Flora F. Sans was plaintiff,
and you. together with others were de
fendants. The object and prayer of which pe
tition is to iuiet the title in the plain
tiff and her grantee to the folk i w i n g
described real estate to wit:
The East half of the Xotthwest
Quarter; also the West half of the
Northeast CJuarter; also the Xortheast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter: al
so the Xortheast Quarter of the South
east CJuarter: also the East half of
the Xortheast Quarter of the South
west Quarter: all in fection seventeen
li Township eleven 111) North
Rhiikp fourteen (14) East titli 1. AI.
Cass County. Xenraska.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before the ltlth dav of
December ISIS. FLORA F. SANS.
C. A. RAWI.S. Plaintiff.
Attorney. I'S-lwks.
i.i:;r, xotick.
notice to xox-residext de
fexdaxt. his heirs, legatees,
devisees. persoxae represent
ATIVES. AND Al.l. PERSONS 1XTER-
nire far the service, but had lived I ested in his estate, or his si c-
. . ICESSORS.
here some time since, having gone To K. v. IIeimber,'er. first real name
from here to Dakota in December unknown, if living-, if deceased, the
sonal representatives, and all other
persons interested In liis estate.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that on the ISth day of Oi tober
191s, there was a petition filed in the
District Court of Cass County, Nebras
ka, in which .losjnh Warpra was plain
tiff, and E. V. Heimberer. first real
name unknown, if livinir, if deceased,
the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees,
personal representatives and all other
persons interested in his estate, to
trother with others, were defendants.
The object and prayer of which peti
tion is to quiet the title in the plain
tiff Joseph Warea, to
Lots live i ii i six 6) seven (7)
and elpht (S in Rlock thirty
seven (37) in Young & Hay's Ad
dition to the City of Plattsmouth,
Cass County, Nebraska.
because said plaintiff has had the
actual, open, notorious, exclusive, and
adverse possession thereof, and every
parcel and portion thereof for more
than ten years last past prior to the
commencement of said action and for
equitable relief.
You and each of you are further
notified that you are required to ans
wer said petition on or before Mon
day the 16th dav of December 101.
JOSEPH WARGA.
C. A. RAWLS. Plaintiff.
Attorney. 2S-4wks.
Henry Ei ken l.a rry, mentally i n no 1 -lent,
and tl.e cost of this pi oceed i nir,
there not 1. inir snfficint personal
pronertv to maintain said wan!
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that
all pel-suns interested in the estate if
said Henry Eikcn harry, mentally in
competent, appear before me at the
District Court room fn the court Incise
in Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebras
ka, on the .t!i day of December. A. D.,
11 MS at the hour of 10;tn o'clock a. m.
of said day, to show cause whv a!
I'cense shoiil.I not be granted to '.-aid
geardiau to .-. i I the above described
real estate of said Henry Eikcnharry.
mentally incompetent, or so much as
m:v be ino-.-sai-y lor ids maintain
a nee.
IT IS FtRTHER ORDERED, that
notice to all persons interested in the
estate of Henry Eikcnharry, mentally
incompetent, l,e given by publishing ;i
cop.- of this oriler for at least three
successive weeks in the Plattsmouth
.lo'iir.al, ;. semi-weekly newspaper
printed and in g. ru ral circulation iu
Cass Cmmty, Xebraska, prior to said
lia te of I ea ring.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I lMVe
hereunto et m y hand this ml day of
November, .V. D., I'.MS.
11-11-Uw JA.ME T. I : EG LEY,
Judge of the District Com t.
1917. To his brother here the
news is indeed sad, as he had but a
-hort time since a letter telling of
his departure, and also about ten
days since he received a letter say
ing that he was in, excellent condi
tion. Now that the war is over Mr.
Nolte here had hopes to see his
brother, who had also hoped to be
home soon.
i.i:; i. notice.
Notice Noii-llexlilcnf lef cnilniiln,
their 1 1 rim. Lean t rr, I)c Inrt-H, I"r-
Noiml ltrrHrntfitivM mill nil I'rr-
hoiih InlerrMtrd In (heir I-xtiite, or
. .Ilieir Siiceoior :
To the tinkr.own Tielrs. devisees, leg
attes. personal representatives and all
other persons Interested in the estate.
f George I-:. Harding, deceased: .il-
DR. E. R. TARRY
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
the praver of the petitioner should ''am H. Price, wm. M. Price. Albert
not b? granted, and that notice of testament of George E. Harding, de-
the pendencv of said petition and 'ew. u .living, i uecease,i ci.e un-
- known heirs, devisees, legatees, per-
the hearing thereof be given to all sonal representatives and all other per-
persons interested in said matter by ".im'ctlVyor ?efr "sucTes-
publishing a copy of this order in sors.
., ' , . You and each of yon are hereby no-
the Plattsmouth Journal, a semi- ufied that William F. Schliefert. as
weekly newspaper printed in said l''"' " VT. -lst.,:1iay ?f .uepti1"
r Hr. 1918. filed his netlt on In thi DIs-
county, for one week prior to saidjtrict Court of Cass County, Xebraska, I Mri-r lor ll curing iviliion Kr Snle
c i.. .- I wherein you and each or you are oe- I r iie.il liniaie ny .nnriinii.
4.y ortiiii. Ifrndants. the obiect and urave' of
In Yitnesi Wheronf T b n ve bore- I which netition are that von and each I Now on this I'nd day of November,
. i ii. c i l"1 vou. ami an persons claiming ny, i . n., ii.. ims cause came on no
unto set my hand and the Seal of I , i, rough or under you adversely to I hearing on the petition of Alice John-
said Court this 1Stb d iv nf Novem- I plaintiff, be adjudged to have no inter-I son. guardian of the person and estate
. "I'' .o.in I t ripht rstate or lien In or to: of Henry Eikenbarry. mentally incom-
I er A. D. 1J18. I Tlio Northwest Quarter of Section I oetent. praving for license to sell the
IN THE HISTHHT (111 HT OF SS
Ol M V, m:iiii AK..
In the matter of the Guardia nslu p of
Henry Eikenbarry, Mentally Incompetent.
(Seal)
ALLEN J. PEESON,
County Judge.
braska.
l . .. .. .1.1 . . nAi'ltftn lliaraAf li n A
P.y Florence White, Clerk. I , i, i.; ,.i'intirr wniiam v. sAbn.
frt. together with his grantors be afl-
liiidfrnil t l'i'ik hi0n in tl)r odvorcp
YANKEES IN FRANCE I possession of said land for more than
Trt fUJCrutrr riTlirDC Iten years last past, ana mat tne legal
J UiarlVVj iJAlXlJjAVO lime therelo has become fullv vested
DAY NOVEMBER 23 Mn William F. Schliefert. notwithstand
ing tne claims or you ana eucn ot you,
or anyone claiming by, through or un-
Paris, Nov. IS. The Stars and pier you, and that the title to said land
. I e forever ouieted In the said William
Stupes, the organ of the American I p. Schliefert, a against you and each
(.Yripdillnnnrv fnron I. n a rra i erod I f VOU. a lid that each and all Of Said
' I defendants named, and those whose
lor November 2", as the day upon I names are unknown and net stated.
which all the meric-Mi t roons shall I ,,e fr"ver barred irom claiming or
vnicn jm ine American troops snail JSsertInT anv ,.Rllt tlte, interest or
wirte home to father. Special de-estate In and to said real estate, or
l r . - i nu 'i i uitirvi, nun iui cu 11 ului:i
hci in .-iiviiiciut, an- unui-i way iarifi further relief as to the court may
in order t b ri t "(cut bore' ilav" ulinll l,r I seem Just and equitable
I You and each of you arc further
as successful as "Mothers' Day," I notified you are required to answer
Mav 1 la-t It U lmnpri that tbpls,,ld T"tRi"ti on or before Monday, the
-way i. idt. ii is nopea inai me ,,nd day of r,c.,ni,er, mis.
fathers will write to their sons on
Seventeen (17), Township Eleven (11) I fol lowing described real estate to-wit:
Range Eleven (11), Cass County, Ie- I Lot number four (41, in the ."sortnwest
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter:
also Lot five (Til in the Southwest
Quarter of the Southwest CJuarter,
all in Section Nineteen ( H In Town
ship Twelve (121, Range Fourteen
tut in Cass County, Nebraska, con
taining twelve and seventy-five
hundreths , acres, more or less, ac
cording to the survey of said lots,
for the purpose of maintaining the said
MlTKi: TO C'ltKDITOItS
State of Xebraska,
County of Cass, ss.
In lh ( oinif) Court.
In the Matter or the Estate of William
K. I- ox. Deceased:
To the Creditors of Said Estate:
You are hereby notified thai 1 will
sit at the County Court room in the
City of PlattsmoMth. in sai.i .o...,t-
on the lfth dav of November, l!iD at
10 o'clock A. M.. and on the 'Hh dav
of February 1M3, at 1 o'clock M
to reeive and examine all chiim
against sail estate with r view to th. ir
oijustment and allowance 'ri,.. t;,,,..
limited for Lie presentation of claim
against sai.l estate is three months
from the pith dav of Noveml.ec i.
!!HS. and the time limited for p'l vtiieji't
of debts is one year from said Lltli
'ay of November, PUS.
Witness my band and seal of paid
County Court, this 1Mb dav of Octo
ber, 1 1 IS.
ALLEN ,T. REESON.
'i',!' County Judge.
Iy l lorence White, Clerk. lU-JJIw
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Uy virtue of an Order of Sale is
sued by James Robertson, Clerk of
the District Court within and for
Cass county, Nebraska, and to mo
drected, I will on the ltlth day of
December, A. D. 191S at 10:00
o'clock A." M.- of said day at the
South Door of the Court House in
said county, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing property to-wit: Lots 1, 2,
and 3 in IJlock 1, in Pleasant Hill
Addition to the City of Plattsmouth,
in Cass County, Nebraska. The
same being levied upon nad taken
as the property of George W. Witt-
struck and Anna D. Gaster formerly
wife of George W. Wittst.uck. De
fendant's to satisfy a judgment of
said court recovered by The Livings
ton Loan & Building Association,
Plaintiff against said Defendants.
Plattsmouth, Neb. Nov. 14. A. D.
19 IS. C. I). QPINTON,
Sheriff Cass County, Nebraska.
A. L. TIDD,
Attorney.
j--:-
W. A. ROBERTSON,
I- Lawyer.
J. East of Ri'.ey Hotel.
t, Coates Elock,
U Second Floor.
the same day,
WILLIAM F. SCHLIEFERT.
C. A. I'.A'VLS, Plaintiff.
Attorney. 10-14-4W.
Now is the lime to jolii the War
Stamp Limit Club. See Chas. C
armele for particulars.
Keel languid, weak, run down?
A lazy liver leads to chroii:c Cys-
pepsia and constipation weakens
the'whole system. Doan's Regulets
(30c per box) act mildly on the
liver and bowels. At all drug stores.
fore her arrival. Looks-like pretty j Headache? Stomach "off?" A good
punk service with the telegraph remedy is Burdock Blood Bitters,
company. Ask your druggist. Trice $1.25.
Fatriotic crepo paper decorationi
at the Jciraal effice.
Plattsmouth, Neb., Oct. 28.
Banker's Automombile Ins. Co., Lincoln, Neb.
Gentlemen: On Sept. 28th, I had the misfortune
to damage a Dodge car owned by L. L. McCarty, of
this place. Your adjuster, after investigating the acci
dent gave me a check covering the damage to Mr. Mc
Carty 's automobile. I hold your policy No. A. N. 229,
on my automobile covering fire, public liabilty and pro
perty damage. Yours truly,
JOHN W. CRABILL,
Ask our agent, Mrs. L. W. Egenberger, in regard
to our complete coverage policy and special farm car
rates, covering your car anywhere in the United States.
BANKER'S AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO.,
Lincoln, Nebraska.