THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1913.
FAOE TWO
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL..
To Holders of Second
Liberty Loan Bonds
Your next coupons will be payable
November 15th. We shall be glad to
cash them for you free of charge any
time it is convenient to you.
Ask us about our plan for the free safekeeping of
your Liberty Bonds.
The Bank of Cass County
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Capital and Surplus, $80,000
Your Personal Bank.
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LOCAL NEWS
l'lOTH V.-.ln.,1;u's l:lllV.
P. i. "et f Nehawka was look
tr u alter s-ome business In IMatts
nn'u!h this afternoon having driven
u; v. ith his ear.
I:-s Oeriinib- Mtirincer.
N . 'i : i in t his cit y
? ii h
who ha
a .a u est
friends here returned la.t
;o her home near Oedar
K.ibrrt Jordan, re
nte at Cedar freek
Mr- .t. M. .lerdati vho has beet:
iva--. ia the tily a cuest at the
-. e ! hi r .v n
-.r:-..--i :. her lu
' -. - e n i:i -I.
1 '..r. ;. :"h--d- was a i-itor in
:V- y tr. i.'. his home near La
".,t:e ! i hi'::-: :.i":r ome b;:s;nes.;
' . '-in .1 to hi homo this af
t era." n.
y t'r. ..1. dopaHed th.s aiter
: -r i where he is look -;-..:-
i.;e "..isine:-- f,r the af-
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:! -v"; yards on the
-en vt Lincoln was in
i r.. lookfnu after
Vtv:-!:; Paul Pavi
ir. the eounty jail here
en! I'i'ct'
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bavin-; dis-
'.. l.or:'. and John Shoe
: ..!r I.oii.- ille. were in
- few l;n::rs Monday of
ar. ! v h;b lu re Mr. Shels
r ,1 -:;r-:-! o;!ue a plea
r '.vir his paper for
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to ;
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!.e j!y 1..-:
i' Murray
. a : : u after ome busi-
i: the city, ami visit -
!:;-- with Iris many
sra was a pleasant
.i. irr. il headquarters.
.1 Ar:!.:;r Wmncan.p.
i :h- .v. i :i7..i. are niak
. rv pro;irrv$ t:i their re-
!.- are not well
'.'.o. (,; il.t ir col tins out.
J.'.a i ti in l ed. but hope
to : out in a short
John 1 ('order and wife is making
' ;('(! progress or the patients arc,
in-- Mrs. '('.order was well enough to
! ( down stairs yesterday for a meal
J or mi. while John had not been al-
1 v.cl to eonie down stairs as yet.
lie is ae'tini; alont; very well but
nTiaii! vtrv weak.
Kihy Dill ot KostiM. has
been visiting in the southern por
tion of the eounty. tor the past few
days tome up last ovenins; from Ne
hawka. where he was vi.-itin;-c with
t harb's Chrisw i.-ser. and visited w ith
friends here last ever.ins; and today,
lie will return to his home in the
northern portion of the state in a
s-hort time.
St recant Josep'u K. K:.u. i f t't-dar
fretk. who went to the Kansas
State University at Manhattan.
Kansas, several mouths since, re
turned yesterday morn-inn arrivins
via the Missouri Pacific, and after
vis-tins here for a short time went
to t edar i"rek in the afternoon,
where he will visit for a short time
and then ao to I'tiea. to visit with
his parents, who reside there.
11. C. Todd and son Vance de
parted this afternoon for Lynch,
where they will look after some mat
ters reaardiua lands which they
have in Itoyd eounty and will also
:;n to .:he western portion of the
state before returning. Mr. Vance
Todd this luornins returned from
t'alaary. Alberta. Canada, where he
has bet n making liis home Tor some
tin.e past, and says when he left
m t.k ihini; i ver a week since that
tie we.ulur there is just about
what we are havinc here i' this
time.
here which it just about completed.
Win. Delles Oenier of Elmwood,
was a visitor iu this city this morn
ing looking after some business for a
I fchcrt time at the court house.
J Mrs. M. Tritsch who has been
visit ins at the home of her father
j at Cedar Creek, for the past few
'days returned home tills morning.
! Loren M. Stottler and Cary .S.
'Stottler of near Tnion were in the
'city this morning looking after .some
, business in the city, and at the court
house.
A. P. Moran of Nebraska City.
one of the legal lights of that city,
was a business visitor In this city
this morninc having some buslnesa
at the county court. I
J. V. Edmunds was a visitor in (
this city this afternoon from his-'
home in Murray and was looking af
ter some business matters at the
court house.
Miss llorttnse Shephardson of I
limaua. ariiten in n i.ii .
and went to the home of her sister
Mrs. J. K. Hill, several miles south
west of Murray, where she visited
for over Sunday and returned to her
work at Omaha this morning.
Joseph Vlois who has been iu the
rerviee and stationed at Camp Hodge
for a long time, being there from
his former h'ome at les Moines, was
mustered out of the service last Sat
urday, and arrived hero during the
liht. Saturday ecniing to Pacific
Junction and having to walk ov:t
on the bridge. Mr. Vlois is a son-in-law
of A. S. Henett and wife of
this city, and Mrs. Vlois. is making
her home here just now. They will
make this their home in the future.
SATISFYING MM
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1 IT;T! TliANCIS WIIELAN WRITES HOME !
S!oaii Linkncut 1:3 tile
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Th;3 v.r-t !-.-r;:v:r.;
the cchi-2 cpot cr.d brir..-a c-j.:!; rcilc",
curc:y, c:c-r!y. .A v.-C"--'i-l --P
cr.tcrrl pcir.:-, r-.rz:", ctr'-.r, ctl-
Czt yc-r bet:!- tsc!sj cot3 lit.!-,
rr. izz r.3 rr."'i. yc r cVu'ct f cr i ;
ly rr-:-. Krr it l.zr'ly fcr the v'r.z'.z
family. The Hz bcttle is cccr.rrr.y.
i ium .Jimi nKrw'UTUIIIlw Pr
rV-A?crKtei i.srx.
a a 'Sa .,".,
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Foster and
Sunday at
Liv. ..:d !
. K.i
"..r:p
1 1 r e
m ho has been lo-
'a e .--.;th f.r some time in
: r he i- in he medical
r;. arrived home this
' .'ii'i.i the funeral of his
i Kanka sr.. l',o passed
lev. iia- ,-:r.ce and wluv-e
'nirr!! thi. aftertiion.
.: i it at the home of
Kriui. M..-d."s la v
Henry SpK'it ami viie eie v.ii
ors in this city fr.un their lunie at
LalMatu-. for a :Vw hours this af;er
noon. Win. V. fgncr of near Louisville
was m visitor in ihi cily this mt.rn
ins coming to look after some husi
nes for the day.
Mrs. Mann who ha- In en visiting
at the heme of her daught er-in-ja w
at Louisville for over Sunday return
ed lame this morning.
Lee J. Mayfield, editor of the
io'.i-viile Courier, was a visitor in
this city for the day today, coming
do.vn tr. the morning train.
Clyde Car.naday was 3 visitor at
his home in Weeping Water over
Sunday, and returned la-t evening to
complete the work of the local board
Plattsmouth Garage!
J.E. MASON, Proprietor
Agents for
1
EH Trucks and Cleveland Tractors H3
THE CAR FOR SERVICE!
Let us demonstrate to you.
Wc also Repair All Makes of Cars!
Gas, Greese and Oils
Welding and Batteries Charged!
Auto Accessories! Hawkcyc Tires!
GIVE US A C ALL n
Telephone 394 Rssidence 229
from Tni,..iy"s Patsy
Mr. and Mrs. II. K.
children of Union spen
tt;o L. 3. Larson home.
Miss Gertrude- Meiinger and sis
ter f Celar Creek are visiting
friends in the city today for a few
he urs.
Sidney Hallas. who spent Sunday
in this city with his parents and
friends, was a passenger tn Pellevue
this morning.
John Crish from south if Cedar
Creek was a visitor in thi city lat
evening cming to look alter some
brsiness for the day.
Ed.vard Shuhion was a paser.g
er to Louisville you.day afternoon
where he was for the evening teach
ing a juvenile hand.
Nata C. Huston of LaPlatte was
a visitor in this city this afternoon
for a short tiaie. looking after seme
business for a few hours.
Jack Mertcn of Omaha came to
this C:ty today to engage as a brake
ma 11 on the pile driver train which
is working Oreapolis.
Judge J. T. Hegley and Court Re
porter E. K. Travis were passengers
to Papillion on the morning trafn
where they will attend to rn:e buri
ness matters in the district court.
P. H. Fields is working with the
pile driver engine at Oresptdis,
where they are driving piles lor a
l.ew bridge which is being construct
ed f.r the replacing of an old one
near that place.
H. K. Zavgren. who has been
visiting his parents at Loup City.
N'eb.. since the burial of his wife,
returned to this city last evening
and visited relatives over night. He
was a pi.-sencer to Omaha this morn
ing to r.tter.d to -ome business mat
ters. Charles Osgood and wife with
their li!t! daughter of Pes Moines
Iowa, wtre visitors in this city for
over Sunday, beinsr the guests of
lihrist and (Ihritt, the photograph
ers. The:? were neighbors of the
Osgoods and lived just next to them
in lowa"s Capitol.
John litinrich. a member o the
j Medical Corps ard stationed at Camp
: Podge. Iowa, is homeon a five day?
furlough. He was called home on
'.account tf the death of his sister.
' Mrs. H. K. -Zavgren and will vi?it
! his mother and sisters for a few
; Dodge.
I
j Harry Tester, of "amp Piulge. who
i lias been visiiing In this city lor the
past few dr.ys. a guest of his faih
j cr M. Tester, who n.:kes his h-r.-.e
j at the Masonic Home-, departed thi?
afternoon for his station at Camp
! Podge, there to await the muster
ling out c the unit to which he be
longs.
Cat This Out It is Worth Money
lON"T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5 cents o Foley &
Co., 2ST.5 Sheffield Ave., Chicago. Il
linois, writing your name and ad
dress clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and croup, Foley Kid-n-y
Tills and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. Sold everywhere.
I loan's Rcgnlets are reco'ntnnnd
ed by many who say they o;c:v. i
easily, without griping and with
out bad after effects. 30c at all drug
stores.
TIE MUNICIPAL
CHRISTMAS TREE
ORGANIZATIONS AKE REQUEST
ED TO HELP ALL THEY CAN
WITH PUifDS AND OTHERWISE.
Letter Frcm Debarkation Hospital
At Hamfton, Va., Tells c
' Soldiers Arriving. i
Hampton, Va., Pec. 5.
, Pear Mother
J Your card of Nov. 2 (it h received
but as I have been down at Ashevillc,
X. C, the last week, I did not got to
write. The wounded men are com
ing in rapidly and we are working
in the hospitals here. I worked one
night from 7 p. m. to 7 a. m. and at
10:00 a. id. left on a hospital train
with men that had been gassed, tak
ing them to a hospital in tiie moun
tains, near Asheville. which is in the
heart of the Ulue Itidge mountains
in North Carolina.
It was a rice trip, but it was
work all the way r-o not much time
to look at the scenery. We got back
Monday and I have been working in
a contagious ward since. However
I don't think there will be any
chance of getting away for a few
months. I am in fine health and
hope you are the same, also Pad and
-i.Mer. Mu-t get to work now so
will clo.-e with more later.
With love,
KRAXCIS WHKLAX.
P.!aiiation Hospital Xo. 51. Na
tional Soldiers Home. Hampton. Va.
Ki im . luese.ays paiiy.
The plans for the Municipal
Christmas tree are Icing completed
and arrangements are being made
for its success. Those promoting
this entertainment have received a
number of cash donations from var
ious sources. They will b in need
rf more to earry on the plans that
are being made and will solicit each,
lodge and organization to assist in
making this Municipal Christina-'
Tree a most excellent one. They de
sire each lodge or organization to
bring the matter of donation for the
Municipal Tree at their next meet
ing so that when the promoters call
for your donation, you will be ready
to say what you iniend to do. There
is just two weeks untM the Christ
mas time, which is not ery -r-.tc!.
time to make ail phins and arrange
ments. Ie ready with your dona
tions when the promoters of tin
Municipal Christmas Tree call on
you. If you do not belong to a lodge-
J or organization, give anyway.
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13 NUSTERED OUT OF ASKY.
I-Votn TnesOay's Pji'.
J. 1 1. Carter who has been at
Manhattan. Kansas, for some time
tn-t at the State I'niversity of
Kansas, where he has been in the
ervile of the United States, as a
student in the S. A. T. C. was
mu-tcred out Saturday and returne
here yesterday. Mr. Carter who cr.
listed about four months since was
formerly with the Nebraska Lighting
Company and was an excellent elec
trical engineer, returning he is bet
ter fitted for his work than before.
UNDERWENT 2ND OPERATION
t-irri Tvesita v's- Pntiv.
Yesterday Pavid Hankinion. who
has ben at a hospital at Omaha, for
some time past on account of,a Mas
toid tumor, forming in his head f n n
th Influenza, it was nacessary to
perform the second operation for his
relief. One was removed from the
base of the brain, cn the left side
about a week ago. and Sunday ar
operation was performed for the re
moval of one on the right side.
The lad is considered as being
very sick, and it is hoped that he
will soon be better.
IS NOW IN CITY OF LONDON.
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iTerefis-l :
tin T:f-a.liritr tie Petition of t"alii
I-. lt::kes pra i injr a final sett ! inetit
and is ilovi ai,-e -'1 1 -r jt-e.itint t: '. ii
;l .- 'oi:rt ot- II.- :o'i .tr. v of N..ern-in-r
P'lv. a r.J l..r .li-iril'iitj-.n "f the
estate.
It is l-rr be or-.l.T.." 11 at v,n a:al
ail m is r.s jjit-f-i-fslfil ia i-ai.l n.atter
inay. ;iTnt .lo. .iT-in-ii r at The en;inty
Court ti tie hebl in 1'r snid t'ji.ri-
j . . mi ii.i :!! "av uf lN-i-i-inlfr A. P.
pjv at I --r i o'fiot'k A.. M. to si ow
ean-. if any th-i" be. Wny tie leav
er of tin- iet it h oo r s'nonii: nut h
cranttil. ami that uotii-e of the j.enu-ent-y
of sit id jm tit jon ate: the !. f
inir ihe-eof Ir iven l" att ier-n in-lete.-ted
in vaid matir by pa b!isl.:rii:
a e-ty of this order in the t'latt--Tn.iutlj
Journal, a weeXly riwia)-r
h'iiite.1 :;i srtid -.-tnTy. for "' week
prior to said dii of heHi'nii.
Pi . Witness AV! Al'l-uf. I lav- here
t:nt set mv l and and t'.e Seal or -ti-i
(Vint, this I'SUb ilav of (-unilv-r a.
i. i!its. .alli:n j. ?ki:sn.
(Seat fount V Jlldee.
Kv Fiorem-e While. ('Ink.
From TiitM'.iy's Paity.
Mrs. C C. Wescott received a mes
sage from CliiT. dated London, say-
inti that he was getting along all
ris;ht and had a nice voyage, and
was safe in the biggest city in tl
world. He has not as yet gotten to
France, but is supposed to arrive
there soon. Mr. Wescott is sure go
ing to see some sicnts there, and
will do an efficient work for tnt
cause which he has enlisted.
FOR THE INFLUENZA
CONVALESCENTS
FARII FOR SALE.
A good improved acre farm
2 miles cast of Murray, what is
known us the F. 3.1. Young tsstete.
Good improvements. Possession
can be had March Itt, 19 IS. i:u
r,uire of Lloyd Gapen, Murray. Ne
braska. 29-4wksd&w
Sirsith Hirle Co.. Market Square,
St. Joseph. Mo., arf paying ISc lb.
for No. 1. fait cured hides. Horse
bides $5.f" to S7.( each. Write
frr free chipping trgs and fur
price. 4-tf
Most of those who went through
an attack of influenza do not know-
that just because of the weakness of
the svstem thev can easily become
pri-v of a new attack of influenza or
pneumonia. Therefore it is neces
sary to fortify the entire structure
of the lungs and to raise the resis
tance of the body by keeping it
clean. Triner's American Elixir of
Bitter Wine is the remedy which
cleans the intestines and fortifies the;
entire svstem. At all drug store for
51.10. Two more remedies are no-v
in sec i on: Triner's Cough Sedative
for colds a .id coughs ( 25 and 50 cents
at drug stores; by mail 35 and CO
cents and Triner's Liniment for the
rheumatism, neuralgia, after expo
sure to bad weather, etc. (35 and
Crj cents at drug stores; by mail 4
and 7" cents. Joseph Triner Com
pany. 1333-1343 S. Ashland Ave
Chicaeo. Illinois. d5-w
Influenza Gets Old and Young:
"Grip" and "Flu" coughs .should
not be neglected. Profit by the exper
ience of thousands like Mrs. Mary
Kisby, Princeton Ave., Spokane,
Washington, who writes: "Our lit
tle boy found relief in wonderful
Foley's Honey and Tar. It surety
cured me. I am 75 years old; had a
very bad cough from la grippe." Koid
everywhere.
FABM FOR SALE.
Journal Want-Al Tayl
A finely improved 160 acre farui
for tale, possession given, Marel
lt-t, 3 018. One mile north ;i Mur
ray. Knuuire f Lloyd G.tpu.
Murray, Neb. 29-4 wksd&w
For dvspepsia. our national ail
ment, ut-e Hurdock Blood jitters.
Recommended for M rengt henjng di
gestion, purifying tli blood. At
all drug stores. $1.25 a bottle.
GhHdreo Cry for Ulet:s
V.i. . :rri
The Hint1. You H - Always Bought, end v.Kich has been
lu uuc xcr over thiity years, has borne the signature of
and has beca maclo uaJer his per
sonal supervision, fines its miancy.
"-s . V- -t4i4. Allow no or.p? to tcrcive. -von in th'i.
Al C-'int'tfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good ;' are bu:
',::-;.:!i.:t.?uL.; that trifle with and endanger the health oi
i;I.iiii.- und Children Experience ac;airst Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
C:?tr i a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
D:t-r and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
i :-..l:ci Opium, Morphine aor other narcotic substance. Its
c.3j is its t;jaran.ee. For more than thirty years it has
Ven i.i constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Vind Colic and Diarrhoea ; allaying Fevcrishness arising
th:r?frcm, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
tho assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tbe Mothers Frieud.
iSuiNE CASTOR! A alwav
Bears the Signature of
Z2
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have ASways Bought
LAID AT KEST THIS MORNING.
CARD OF THANKS.
The Remains Of the Late "urs. John
Ncmetz. Now At Rest West
Of the City.
Fr'-m Monday's I'aily.
Thi5 n.ornincr the remains of the
late Mrs. John Xemetz. wlio jmssed
away at hn.e in Omaha, last Satur
day, arrived via the I.Jurlinstcn
morniiiK train at ten o'clock, and
the funeral held fn :n the Holy
Ilofary chnrch, the liev. J. Vlcek.
d liverinsr the funt-ra: oration, and
savins; the last sad rites over the
remains of one of the finest women
who has lived in Plattsmouth. Mrs.
Xemetz who lived in this city for
a Ions; time, was for the paft few
years in not the best of health, and
their niovinsr to Omaha was that
they micht be where they would b
ab'e to receive better accomodation-!
for her treatment, as Plattsiijouth
had no hosptal. Ths lady st ruireled
acain the ill health. v,-ith her wor';
and interests in life, but with the
lat operation her strength hpvin.;
been sapped, the .'trucrie wa.s nn
equal. and when the strength failed
and the call of the death. A turd
came, she was also ready to answer
the call to a higher and better lit.
in the world beyond.
The remains were laid to rest in
the Catholic cemetery west of Hk
city, where they await for the re
vivification at the sounding of the
last trump.
We wish to extend onr thanks tu
those who so kindly assisted at the
time of the death and burial of o'ir
beloved wile and mother, Mrs. llan-
i :ah L. Jcius and for the floral offer-
j i 11 u - and '.'--pec-ii'.lly to those who did
tne sinking.
J. II. JONLS,
AND (.'! IILDUKX.
CARD OF THANKS.
We take t'ii method ' ' -i -i I i :;
our friend- both in Omaha a;ri
lMattsmc'ith fvr their kin.Ii o: ::ir
inp the illness of '-ur dear, l-ivm-;
wife and motht r, aiid services r :id
cred at the funeral. May Co. bb i
them.
JOHN E. NK.MKTZ.
AND OH ILDK KN.
CARD OF THANKS.
For the kitidti. ss sh-jv. n at O v
time of the si";ne-s ( f in y ! ! d
wife and t!ie kind acts at ; !u .
cf her death, for the 'can: if ul firal
trib'Uf.-. to those v. i: m i.;';ii!y
did the sinirin, v e w ish to cxpre-s
our her: rt felt thanks.
IVAN J. TAYLOR.
AND OHILDTHIN.
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AND
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