The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, January 06, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
MONDAY, JAHUAKY C, 1919. FADE TWO PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL. LOCAL NEWS From Saturday's DaHv. Ifarvey Shipley of LaPlatte was a visitor " in this city for a short time today, looking after 'some busi ness. Davis Mullenax of Old Rock Bluffs was called to this city this morn ing to look after some business for the morning. George Reynolds of near Old Rock Bluffs, was a visitor in Plattsmouth for the afternoon, coming to do some trading with the merchants. Miss Anna Snyder who is employ-) ed as teacher in , the Omaha city schools arrived home last evening, to spend the week end at the homo of her parents Geo. W. Snyder and wife southwest of the city. Grovertior Dovey who has been visiting here with his wife for some time, departed this afternoon for Omaha, and was accompanied by his wife and mother, where they were spending the time with friends. George W. Olson the mail mes senger has found some time between trains to get out and Icok for a lost rabbit or two. whom he fears would become blinded by the snow and find nothing to eat. Very kind of the genial mail carrier, to thus care foe the apple tree barkers. Mrs. J. L. Thompson who bas been sick at her home at the Pol lock Auto Bridge, is reported as still ... ..." ,.7with friends, returning to resume confined to her oea. witn sciauva i jv -I n -na tW- 11 rl hfivin? a b medical care nil the time, and while she is verr sick. It is hoped that showing improve- she will 'fMn be ment. ' W(ft?r rtuseell of Weeping Wat er who was formerly one of the lo cal loard here, was over from his home town today visiting with his frfer.ds r.nd locking after some busi- PUBLIC AUCTION i As I am gxing to Perkins County, Neb., next spring, I will sell at Public Auction at wnr.t is Known as the Ge. M. llild farm, seven nines west and three miles south of mm t m riattsmioulu. ana a nan ni.ie uaniiFrnm Fridav Dally. and one mile west of Eight Mile Grcve cemetery, beginning at 10:00 o'clock A. M., on TUESDAY, JANUARY 14TH, 1919. The following described property: ir TTcn A TTTCPe One black mare. 4 vears old. wt.Tor a short time 1300. nith, foal. Due b:y It. 3 re 8 jears old, wt. 100. with foal. , 'One bay goiding, 5 years old, wt. 1700.- One bay gelding. 7 years old. wt. li'OO. One black gelding, rniooth nvmfh. weight 1400. One bay mare. (i vcars cid, wt. 1200. One bay-gelding. 1 year old. One suckling colt. One team bay gelding; 12, wt. :J200. ie dapple gray mart.' 11 and 0 year? old. wt. 1500. On-? black gelding, 3 years old. wt. 1:500. 12 Head Qf Cattle. Three milk cows, two fresh, cue fresh hhju. Three heifers:, one and two years old. One- Stun llijrii bull, thirteen months old. , One -Rod Ptlled bull. IY.tir b-'H calves, four arid five niontiio old. I 17 Head Of Hogs. Sixteen head of Duroc-Jcrrey brood wi:. One pedigreed Iluroc-Jersey boar. Farm Machinery. One Newton wagon. On? Mitchell wagon. ' One spring wagon. v One hay rack. One McCormick mower. , One press drill. One John Dcrre seeder. One 3-section harrow. One center cut disc. One stalk cutter. One King cream separator. One tank heater. Five dozen chickens. ' .One Acme hay rake, nearly new. One Sattley gang plow, almost new. One new Moline riding lister. One Moline combined walking lister. Two New Departure cultivators. One CO-gal. kerosene tank with pump. Many other articles too numerous to mention. Lunch Will Be Served by W. A. Scott TERMS OK SALE All tuios un der $10. cash in hand. On sums over $10 a credit of six months will be given on bankable note bearing eight per cent interest 'from date. "So property to be removed from the premises until settled for. JOE BLERL. Owner. W. R. YOUNG. Auctioneer. LOUIE FRIEDRICH, Cler. ness for a short time. Speaking of the influenza, he said that there was but one case now quarantined in Weeping Water. Hon. R. B. Windham departed last evening for Lincoln, where he goes to take up his labors, as a member of the legislature repre senting Cass and Otoe counties. Mr. Windham has had a good deal of ex perience in the matter of legisla tion, and should be able to serve the people to the best, which we are sure he will do. Miss Emily McGregor, of Sargent who has been visiting in this city for eome time and also with her sister Mrs. Fred Majors who live3 some ten miles pouth of ttis city, was a passenger to Omaha, where she will visit over Sunday, when she will return for a longer visit hrnr r( limine to her home at Sargent. The Journal has just gotten out a brief for County Attorney A. G. Cole, and he is highly pleased with the promptness which the work was executed and the high grade of the work done. The brief is in the case of County Attorney A. G. Cole vs. The Jones-IIansen Cadillac Co.. and has to do with the carrying of the booze car case to the Supreme court. . Miss Mary Clark, stenogrspher in the office of Superintendent Baird. at the Burlington shops, wss a pas senger this afternoon -to Lincoln. where she will visit over Sunday - . lier work Monday morning. Before accepting her present position here, . - , . Mic Clark was for the past year employed as a stenographer at the Administration ounning oi lue.oiaic University, at Lincoln. E. S. Mason end titter yir. Mar tin Sheldon departed this morning for Omaha, where they go to visit with the little daughter of Mr. Ma son Miss IJelen. who has been at a hospital three for some months, re ceiving treatment for the correction of an iujury which she received at play when one of her playmates struck her in the back with a brick. Mr. Mason thinks it better to have t!ie little girl remain at the hos- . , untn the wcather shall have gotten warmer. j Ralph Shipley, of lal'latte, was a .business visitor in Plattsmouth for a few hours this afternoon. Walter' Sans, from south of Rock 1 Bluffs. as a" visitor in the city this i morning looking after some business George Snyder was a pssengerJ to Omaha, this morning where he is looking after some business at. the live stock market on the south side. John True and wife, who conduct a restaurant at Cedar Creek, were in Jthc effy this morning looking after i,IlsillPS nnt visiiinsr with obi time friends. I . ... ... I Mrs. A. II. Campbell -arrived this 'morning from Waterloo and-will vis lit with her cousin. Mrs. John Shel It'.oii, and runt, Mrs. David Neil!, for a few days. i Mrn. George Lewis cf Bcll'-'vue , who ha3 been visiting in this city ' for the past few days spending the I holidays with friends, returned to I heme tins afternoon. Lieut. Ralph Larson wa3 a pas render !a?t evening for Louisville where fie is visiting with friends for a short time and also loosing after some business, fjr the day. Mrs. John Parkening who has been visiting in this city the guest at tlie home of her. parents M. Ilild and wife, for the day, yesterday re- turned to her home near Cedar rtek last evening. J. M Jordan was a visitor in the .city this morning, coming over from ;hls home near Cedar Creek to look after snmfi hnsines an'.l ct K,n. pairs for his pump, which the rieors of zero weather proved too much for. t With, the sugar -and other food rertrictions off we are now simply; reminded of our duty to conserve to help feed the Htarving populace of KTlef-stricken France arwl Pelirimn J Ami we vhtmlil An It" nne-riirlfriiip-li- A petition was' filed in the county court this morning for the final hearing of the matter of the' estate of Kdwin Metcalf. formerly of near Glen wood, and "for which estate, N. K. Meeker has been the adminis trator. The members of the i'aniily . of Yeagcr Smith and wife south of the city who hive been down with the influenza, are all getting along In pretty good condition fitpresent. RoyM Smith, who, was the , worse, and who lias much the highest fev er continuing the longest time, is also getting along in fairly good shape. From Tliursdiiv'ij railv. George II. Meisinger, from wer?t of Mynard, was looking after some busi ness in the city this afternoon. Ben Ueckmah of ner Murray was in "the city this morning look- ing after some business for a few hours during the day. Mrs. Joseph Masseney of Mauley who has been visiting in the city, a guest at the home of her daugh ter Mrs. John Habel. Mrs. R. .11. Newell who has been visiting in the city for touic. time past departed last evening for her home near Louisville. J. M. Jordan, from near Cedar Creek, was in the city New . Years day, looking after some business, lie returned home last evening. Mesdames Harry Hinton and Wil Oliver of Louisville who has boon visiting in the city for some tint, returned last evening for their home. Ft. II. Newell, of near Louisville, was; a visitor i-n the.city yesterday. being a guest at the home of his father, W. II. Newell over the New Yean Henry Likewise who has been visiting in the city and looking af ter some business lor the day yes terday, returned home to Cedar Creek last evening. A. G. Cole county attorney, who has been kept at home on account of a severe cold, for the pt few days was. able to set down io th office this morning. Marion. Of.senkop of Louisville visited in this city for the New Yf?r and '.va-3 the gucf t of hi friend Rev Winscoti and returned home List evening. Adp.ni Mci3inger from near Ced:tr Creek was in the city this moruiu looking after some business for ths day. and transacting some matter; at the court house. Ed. Storms who is working for phone Cs'-Jpany and located Louisville was a visitor at home for the New Year, and reft last even ing for his work again. l-eltoy winscott. who is employ -i: with the Lincoln Telegraph ai'J Telenhone Company, at Louisville. was home for New Yearsr and last evening returned to his work. Edward Schuhloff iis a visitor In Louisville for the evening yester day remaining over night, and af ter having given his band their trailing returned home this morn ing. , ' Our old friend. J. T. Porter, from near Nehawka. was in PlattsmoiUh one day last week and paid the Jour nal office a brief call. John is al ways "a mighty welcome visitor around the Journal headquarters. Clarence G. Maytield of Louis ville wa a visitor in the city yes terday coming to attend the funer al of ilrs. John E. Schutz. which was held yesterday afternoon. re turned to his home in the afternoo-i. Clarence Mcismger from r.rur Cedar Creek was a visitor in Platts mouth for a short time yesterday, and was accompanied by his sist- r Iora. and were guests or friends t;r the day, returning to their home ii. the evening. Jlcnry Ilcebuer cruie , up tl;is morning from Murray, where he luui been spending ti e New Year. ::d 4'epartel for Cedar CrecTi. where he takes up hi4; work, as the repre sentative lf the Dull' Grain Compand or that place. Jchn Parkening froi Cedar Creel: Wat; a business, visitor at the county reat ye;terduy, coining in in the r.'orning, and after having trans acted the business calling hiai here, returned to his heme on the train in the afternoon. Russell S'andtT about a week i-inco injured his bnck "while work ing atxjut the farm, and is not aide to get around with his work. vHe has been keDt to his bed lor "cme time, but was able to be up for a ! little while today. Mrs. Phillip Trit::t'i of McP?.ul, Ioa- Tvho has ''n vlsiirns m this r-!"'" a Re-?t of her motSier Mrs. J. p- Keii' lor NtMV Vours departed las tvt Jlin fyr ''tdar vk- whore i s he will vidt with her tister Mrs IT J Kciirneder fr n Kfii.rt time. i Henry Sanders who has been at Cedar Creek, was a Tisitor in the city for. the day, and vn? accom panied bv li is daughter Mrs. Philip lAinert, who-' is looKing airvr some , business matters and ( viit - at the home of her parents. August Oi.senkop, who is the tore- i man of the Parmele ranch near uroKen Bow, and who litis beer, visiting at his former home, at LoukviHe, and looking after some business here, departed yesterday afternoon, for the west where t.e takes up his work auain. Mrs. Henry Specht was a visitor in P'attsiuonth ibis morning, cou ing down to do pome trading, and, hIfo desiring to visit at 'the h:ime of her parents Wm. Wixsoii and family, but on account of them hav ing the influenza she was not per mitted to go to their home. She Vent up in the street and talked to t.hem fcr a short time at a dist ance. They are all cret?ir very ve'l. , Flags at the Jrorcql Offi?p. r A New Spirit of Eood VVill: ! . - ! f I I B E ' l A. I,W IX Till-: lUSTItltT fOl'HT ' Jjaiuiaiy 1!1S. Of c iss rill rv. XKItlt.t o'i lock .. JI. Henry fnok, atlrainistratar, for license to eil real estate. m:m:i: t sikhv cm'si:. Now. on 1 1:1: &th iay of Novcmtier, . l. 101S, tliis cause rame on for luar irjr non the petition, under oath of Henry Simlio, nclniinist ra tor of tlie es iu.lv "'f I Mizabftli Siuiirn-r. tlot'eastftl. rnyinp: for lioonse to sell tlie l'ollow inK ilesi-rltnl real estate of nail IClizn l.el'o Sumner, (eceas.nl : t.ot. Four 4, Fi-(? 15). anil Six (). in UJock Twenty niiT .! of tl:e. Villajre of Kale. t:.-iss County, Nebraska, or a suflicit-nt n moil lit thereof to lninpr Hie sum of I J :."!.(. fo- the pajtnont of .lelts al lowed uKbinst aicl esiat-, ami allow- tice ar.n costs of adiniritstiation, Cpr !.e reason that there is not n MiiTi- t-ii-iit amount of personal property In the possession of saiil Henry Snoko, iminlstralor, leloriKiit?r to sahl !- li te, to pay said debts, allowances an-' crxts. it is therefore ordered that all per- --;t.s iiifri stcd In said estate appear rnfore me at chambers In the City of J'lattsiTiunt !i in sanl covnty, on the 1 Hh .(ay ot January, A. I. 13j:. at tlie p.oi:r '.i t n o ( hick a. in., Jo show cause. If any there he, why a 1 icensie sl,:o'ihl not :u: platted to aid lenry Snoke, a'l-initii.-lralor. to jiell fu inncti of the uljove Oescrihed real estate of said deceoerit as fehall he neccssaiy to pay said deht:; and e.vpcnsos. It ftirttier ordered that a copy of th-5 order he crved upon all j.eisons : ute : stca in sail estate ly cauMii ; tlie same to oo pn I.! istn-il unco, eacil i ei lor lour sin-eesslye weeks -lu ti:c llii Itsmonlii JoiM-nal a tiewspapc-r puo- iis'.ied end prinH-d In raid - county of iljss JAMKS T. BKCl.KV. i-iivi'.s Jiidire of the Oistrict Court i.i:;ai. otick. TO THJi CltEIlITOItS AND IIKIIIS ANl hh OTMKf: PKKSO.NS J XTKII- i:sTi:i) T!' tiik kstati-: of icckt ox j. kkui;, )i;ci:A!SKP. and to THK CJtL'IHTOi'.S AND J-IKHtS. AM) AM, HTHKI; f'KIJHJXS INTKUKST KI IX THK KHTATK OF CHAKLilCS ki:t:i:, ukceasku. Vou ae ln-4-ehy potilied that on the lath day of Decemr.er 191X. Sarah i-:iizabetli Kerr, filed tier petition in the County Court of Cass County, Ne braska; the object and prayer of which are for the judpre of said county to fix a time and place of 5:ear iniz the allegations of the petition, und to determine .who all they lieics of Hurton C. Kerr, are. and who all the heirs of Charles Kerr. are. and- to find that both Burton C. Kerr and diaries Kerr, uioil intestate in Cass ''unry. Xebr.. and to enter i's orter barring all claims ascainst the estate of H-irton C. Kerr, anil nKalnst the estate of Charles Kerr, and said petition al leging' that Merrit S. Kerr, now inter married Willi Lottie Kerr, who re sides In Houston, Texas; Alice Kerr, now Inter-married with l;v K. An-, orews. residing In Plattsmouth, Xe-j braska; .Elizabeth Kerr, now Liter- : married with James Tlishel, re-iding1 at Glenwood. Iowa; and Julia M. Kerr, single, residing in I'latismouth, Xe bratika. together with ytiur petition er, constitute the or.lv heirs at. I.nv of l.turton C. Kerr, and that-the pet!-IT-ner Saraii Klizabetli Keri is the nly heir at law of the decea.seii Charles Kerr. Yon are further notified' that a herin;r upon the sili'satlcii-; w:d prayer tjf said petition will lie hud at the office of the County Judire, in the Court House at I'lattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska, on the 22nd day of Thanks to the opportunity given it by the War Department at home and abroad, a new spirit of good will has grown up around Dodge Brothers Motor Car. - Wherever soldiers meet, this car is spoken of in terms of adrniration and even affection. Soldiers grow to love the tools &nd weapons and implements that serve them. They admire especially the inani mate thing that shows grit and en durance in a tight place. That "is American and that is the American soldier in .particular and that is the sort of glory being woven around Dodge Brothers Motor Car. There will always' be associated with it the remembrance ofjLhe'work it did in the world war in army service' cn both sides'of the'ocean.. Thousands of American soldiers are' coming back now from the camps in America and the battle-front in France, telling how well that work was done. The gasoHne consumption Is unusually low The tire mileage is unusually high S3 PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA. i h mimi iii hBiiTTM at the hour of ten ami all ije.-tljs to will l'p allow ii ani! l rce entersU accordingly. Ky Oir Couvt. LLKX .1. rHt:sNT. 23-3'Iii. J;!M. i'lmiily Jmle. IX Tlll'l IHSTKKT CltlltT K tiik nii.Aiv of t'ss. -Xi:ii, In the matter f the fluanlianship of Henry Kikenbary, mentally iiu-oin-petent. XOTICK OF SALE. -Notice is hereby ifiven thnt -in pur suance of an order of James T. ISeK ley, Judsre of the IHstrict Court of Cass -Countv, Nebraska, inde on the 3 tli day of Hirrtnlr 19 IS. fr the sale of the real estate hereinafter de scribed there will be soid 'at the South front door of the Court House in I'lattsmouth, Cas.s County. Ne braska, on the 21st day- of January j:tl!, at ne vio:k I'. M. or said" day .-it public ".'endue to the hlwJ'est bidder for cawli the following described real istate, to wit: I.ot lour (t) In the Northwest tiuartt-r of the Southwest Quarter; al so I-ot five ) in the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter, all in Section nineteen f I ! ) Town ship twelVe--J ' Kutie fourteen (Hi Cass County, Nebraska. ' Said ale to remain open one hour. Hated this lSth dav f liecembei, 191K. ALICE JOHNSON. Guardian of tn estate of Henry r.i K-n oury, inenti.:iiy 1 itoinpeient. 16-lnio.w LEGAL NOTICE. In the lAstrict f!ourt of the County of Cass, Nebraska. Charles C. I'artnelc, I'laintifT -vs- , Jacob I. Falter; Mary Falter: O. 1. Olson, first real name unknown; Mrs. O. I. olsou. first real name unknown. wfe of O. J. Oteon; .1.. X. Kint?, first real name unknown; Mrs. J. X. Kinp. first renl name unknown, wife of, J. X". Kins; W. F. Winslow, first real name un known; Clarence A. Atkinson; Er nest 1. Shellenbarger ; Texas Uio Crnpde Company, a Corporation, and Fred Wagner. Defendants. . otlee of Suit To the defendants, O. P. Olson, first real name unknown: Mrs. O. I'. Olson, first real name unknown, wife of O. IV Olson: .1. X. K in sr, first ', real name unknown: .Mrs. J. X. Ktn;r, first real name unknown, wife of J. X. Kiner: Texas Itio Grande Company, 1 a Corpo ration: You and each of you are hereby not fled that the plaintiff has filed "Ids amended petition inthe above entitled action "in the District Court of Cass county. Nebraska, to foreclose a mort gage plveri by Jacob I. Falter and wire. .Mary Falter, to Charles F. Davis, nssiprned bv said Charles- V. Davis, to Leonard W. Schelbel and assigned by t-aid Leonard W. ScI.eibel to tlie plain tiff, which, said mortsrajre is dated August 26, 191:5, and was recorded in the olTic-e of the liesister of Deeds of eur,- Vel raska, on August 2i. 191::, at 10:01 a. ni., in book 9 of iniivicapi's, at jvayo ii'l thereof, con-vi-vintr lots J! and I'J in block 1:7 in the City of I'lattsmouth, Cass county, Ne;.i:'ak, to secute on nrcmlssnrv tiojte for the sum of Jlo.O'JO.OO dated August 26, 1913, and becoming due1 They are telling it to their fathers and mothers, their worshipping small brothersJ their sisters, their sweet hearts and their friends. It is the central figure in many a stirring story told about the family fire-place. To many a "white-haired American mother it, means something more, as it goes by, than just a motor car. She links it," somehow, with what her own boy did, with what America did, and with what America stands for. Dodge Brothers are proud that theirs was the one car of its type and class chosen by the War Department. They are prouder still that it has been taken into the hearts and homes of the American people. The old folks, and the little folks who don't forget,'are spreading a leaven of good will which will. endure for years to come. Dodge Brothers cherish this new spirit of good will which lias come out of the world war as their most valued possession. - x .IJivn.i.ri i, Willi lllfPlPSit lf Per cent per annum from September 1. lfl.l. annually as evideiw-o.l in.- Kv- i terest notes tkerewitii of even date and whfeli principal note draws inter- esL!.a 10 .',er cent l)f"r annum after due until paid and tiiat the interest note of $yik.00 thereon, due Septemlier 1 IMls, with intM.-e.x-t at 10 per cent after maturity has not been paid, and that said principal note and said inteist note are Ions past due and bv the terms, f said mortRasre, he Whole amount is due and payable: that the il;'.'s--fo1' lllp -vt'ar 917 in the sum of il0b.i; became ilelinquent on t(ie 1st ti.i.v .i ;m.i. isik, an. I remain unpaid ami mat the plaintilT asks judgment orr said prineial note and interest iiie ami saiu inoitifaw and to fore close the eiuity of redemption against all the parties therein. You and each or you are required to answer said petition on or In-fore Mori day, tlie 1 fit 1 1 day of February. HII9 or d fmilt asjainst you ami each of you v.i:i be duly entered therein. l'JIsate1 tliis 2Sth 0ay ot December, CHAIH.ES C. PAP.MEM-:. ... .,.,. 1'laintifT. . A. Uqbertson, His Attorney. (d30-4tw Since the government has Impos ed an income tax on the earnings of all foreigners, of two per cnt of their yearly earnings, it is stirring many of the people, who have thought to have profited by the fact of living in this country and have avoided the obligation of citizen ship, to a realization that it is bet ter to be fulPand true American, LOCATE YOUR NEW IM1E ALONG THE BURLINGTON .Soldiers, sailors and eivili... :'-,.. . deeded landS,-ill do well U search , , , hV""-.-ud lands or huy la Koute. Itsliocsthrouvv-'rJ ' lbe. lloiy -erved by the llutlfnoo have .beeopulated within iLcZCT- l'" and Mlanu sperous type. , . areas of rLT-cVed'la buy deeded lanas for day LrminoT on terms that any gooJ ? u opening irrigated lands in the l"i Horn almost gift. If yott seUJe alon"r ? progressive local iTv mm. c ? 2 H a r t ft iniiiujHiinn "04 FSD mm i'Jt.8 ft--.' if -y,;'jL".:;iL'j.iJl'!l.Li.v KiV,n.. , .. . expect mis country to carry uue iney enjoy iio benefits of a residence here, and al low the country to get along with out their allegiance. John IJreckage of Ktiid. OMa who has JVist been discharged from" the army at Camp Fun-ton. arrived yesterday and departed in the after noon for Murdoch, where he u visit nilCk 1 1 . J rv .,.1. : 1 ... ing at the home of his uVle Ilenrv Meyerjirgen, for a short time before iroing to his home in the eouth. C-lande Hutclinson. lo !ias been at Camp Raleigh. N. c.. where lie was in training, as one of tl-c fighting force of Uncle aSm. ne was for some time at (Jreer. villc. . ('., as well for some time, but j-Jm-n the signing of the armi.stice had been sent to Camp Dodg, wh-re he has been since the 2Gth or De cember and was mustrred our. yes terday, and arrived here today.- Itaymond Walsh who has l . tn here for the past few weeks, taking Ins vacation and visiting with his relatives here, departef! this aftir noon for his home in Omaha, where be returns to his work with the Ltico ignition people. " " l,vlliHon or tbo most 'Ve1 l,-v Hui-lifton la.-o e"tr-V iU CH) lr' Yo , c -an C olonul" f ''""V" JC" U,ft .ro.n.,nl InL lUh ator right s .k , you reAr -Voup iu ' . - ? irai ti it - AOeW-T0ltL AOENT.. X vmana, riebra&Kd