llaitsmouth semi-weekly journal.
PAGE FIVE.
Murray Department
, Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially, for the Journal Headers
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Conserve
Your Cash
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Cash in bank means a lot
to you. It prepares you for
any emergency.
If there's a slump after the
war, ready cash will tide you
over.
If there is a business ex
pansion, a goodly bank account
will find ycu ready for it.
See us today about that ac
count of yours. We do all
kinds of banking.
Four i'rr rent interest on time deposits.
Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law.
in URRAY STATE BANK
All business transactions held in strict confidence
Your Personal Bank.
Mi-s Kciy :.ih;:iii an Onuihu
. ." M uoiay .
I'f'i! '. : I uit-i in t aiaha .Mu-
;: T hl v. Ci-i;.
!':.: !:.. and Fi.y Oldham and Km!
:. '.a i-rc i'ititMuuuih visitors
v. dne.-d.-.: .
Fr Sale it !::?. .My seven room
eon.: - ri'. .i in t i; AI urra . Mrs.
J. W. I;. ru: r.
Mrs. J. A. Walt,,- a u l Mrs. G. H.
ii::;i.'r- were '-ails moot h visitors on
I.i -i S.i! t.rday .
a!!.-.- k.ra VouiiU wa home ov r
r- : lav. r"; n u ': n u to lit r work in
i 'let ' !;.. it h Monday morning.
: (.-;. -n. of 1 1 u t T - vil !.-.
V.';. !:.;:. .. i- spendin;: the present
v. ,k w::h .'..r. ii i Mrs. Lieyd Gapen
and family.
Mi--.- Villa Gapen wai invited down
i . "1 il::.- V'iii. to attend a siiOV-
u:.-n i'.ir Mis Mattie Xntziiiiiu.
vi. .i.- - wei-.liuu will occur in the
i ..r i .i ire.
A r sii-ph-rsor.. who kss 1t--u
; ---.ding 1 1 pas' lew weeks down
:j: f i . Mrii,-. and other points in
: s.'iirl.. rei irii'ii home Monday
:!.- ct t his week.
W. R. VGUNO
AUCTIONEER
Always Ready for Sale
Dates far or near.
RATES SEASONABLE
SATISFACTION OH NO PAY! '
REVERSE ALL, CA1.LS
Tcicphore 1511 Hurray Exo lanpe
CSS5.fi
After inventory wc have found some few articles
f merchandise for quick sale and we are making the
:r:ce that will make them move.
-ic hisses Patent Leather shoes, broken sizes, from
, . $2.49
o'ir regular stock
:.y:t ien-th Cress Ginghams, one to six yd. pieces, per yd. .23
pairs mens Indigo eyed, 240
r-.rr
c:-riti sizes. A genuine bargain
era Exrres stripe overalls. Good range of skes; about four
dozes in the lot. Per pair 1-93
iiiiJrfVs to-piece heavy fieeced underwear. If ybu cannot
tii-m for your family, buy them for the Belgians and
v,- -.H give one garment free with each suit. Per garment. .13
Hiatt
MURRAY, :
gQT ING
George Nickels was an Omaha vis
itor last Saturday.
Ii. K. Nickels and i:Y were in
Murray lat saturd::.
Vern Hendricks t-peiit the week
end with lionie folks.
A. 1. Crunk and family were ca 1 ! -inu
on Murray iurcl;ai:t '!"uedny.
Mivi's Ktta :.nd Uertha Nickel
Selit Tuesday with Mrs. Iloht. tluod.
Tj!ii Croniwtdl was lo duiii; alter
some land business in Murray Wed
nesday. Andy Camnbell has bten number
ed with the tick lor the ast lew
days.
V". G. lJot-dvker was hjokini: aftr
some business matter in 1'lattsinouth
Wednesday.
Ir. I".. F. lirendel was l(Kl-ii!i: al
ter some busii;ess matters in Omaha
Tuesday of this week.
! Horn, to Mr. and Mr.-. Karl r.arut-r.
on last Sunday nict:t. January LM'.th.
jlloth mother aiid little one are do-
inu !:icel v.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mct.'urnn arc
rejoicing this week over the arrival
of a fine baby irl at their home on
j Monday eveninu. The smile oi
; Granddad McQuinn's face is broader
than ever, and that's "oin some."
for Matt is always smilinu. hut this
one won t come off.
j The road badinu wc.-.t from Mur
ray has sure been in a terrible con
dition for the past few weeks, espec
ially the low place just west of town.
While in Murray Tuesday we saw a
car stuck there and hunu up fur
fome time, and it was a Ford at that,
the little car that seldom ever siets
in where it cannot j:et out. This road
certainly needs the attention of the
hiuhway authorities.
wt. blue overans, in as-
1 utt,
NEBRASKA
:
Lewis (.'runk drove to Mauley on
last Saturday.
For Sale: While China Ganders.
Oldham Stock Farm.
(' Albin. from near Fuion, was
in Murray Tuesday of this week.
John Hobscheidt. Jr.. iuad- a busi
ness trip to Kansas City hist Friday.
J. T. lVrter. from near Avoca. was
here Tiie.-uay to attend tlie Lloyd
(apt n sale.
Frn Garrill came up from near
Avoca Tuesday for a few hours visit
with heme folks.
George Shields aid James lkir
heardt were Platlsmouth and C)ina!;a
isitors Wednesday of this week.
L. D. Hiatt was lookii.u after
some business iuatier in f'kit'.s
inouth and (hnaka Wedn "sih: y of tM.
week. II. S. Tut I was loo; in-, alter -ore
business matters in Omaha '
Friday. I!e al attviid-d liie ic
Cormlck ltrusjeal.
Mrs. Wm. liun-.r of Flat t sir :tr h
e;:mi' ilown Sunday to spend a
couple i f days wit u Mr. said Mis.
Fred flild. re'ur!!inu home M nday
eveninu".
Mr. and M":. V."i : departed
Monday .f this week for 'ahi'-rniu.
v. here tl.ey wih speiid ;i few .seek;,
in the cities and various points
iil-jili;' i he CoiLSt .
T!:e pubiie sale rlvti! h
Gapeii n Tiie-day ( l i!.is v. k v. a.
well attended. The day v. at; i 1;. I
i!.-. and th." irowil wsts ;;i!;!i.:!iv
hrf and all the piopertv brotiuht
uood prices.
Toco. IJ.ciic;;. i.t.r .unia! cr;en
ter a'..d contractor, ha.- tukeii on a
i'artner. i.ne ti.at h v ill -.(! over
to develop into just sis ",,(,, s; :.:
ehani' as he is. tb.-t will ivceiw
his ;itivjii.d train in for tlu- n:.t
t wt nty-..ne years a: T!-- y on-
man arrived in Murray on h -t "b .
day t.iLirniuu. and has b. .! in ;,-;l.-'e
oo-.-e-s )o!i of thv lto'ltol! !:o!i-:.-!;dd
eef :i:i(e ho- SiTrt V.ll. Tb-
i. lot '.or and h'iii- oio- ore doiu.u er
nittdy.
AH the so::- ..lid d.i ,1 .-' i: ' e;--, ot' Mr.
and .!tv. Wm. I'uls ;;ut here.-! uieb.-r
' he Vure!i:;i ro i i i Murtsi v Sat: '.:.
to sp. ni tin- i . : " ' with ' i'a" :u d
'Ma" I'u!-. !.-; tij-v anorl.er :
o ft ! . " u - : old in :! no o ' -. i t to
!' Mr
I'll!-' 'leparttir-
f.r tl'.fi.rni-.i. w'-ere tin . ;: --peiid
a few months ai -nu the ; a. ':"o ':-"
i If-ih! v.ere W. i'uls ;: ' v- i!-o
L. i I. I "ills a od v il'--. e to 1 o. ' . ;. !,-;
wif- 'red !.'::: -t.d w -c-. i'hii.;.
H:!d and -. ife. A i f 'a ns.-m : a! d (
Wi'e ai
.1 Mi
i.aura
p.
now mai-inu 1 t-r h"!!i- it: (cna'na.
lO.-i Wei. ! here W US . 1 1 '. - . I ! e fa 1 I e
cotnplaim "eui-'ei-e.l w it h the Jour-
mil 10. an in rcuard to the ym ::u m -o
:,.;.s .I;-n;ri' r.u tbe p'a--' oi
le-e res'i!!nu o:i .!.;.ti s' fe.-T ni .Mur
ray. It .-e,.;;s as tl.oouh they nave '
upon numer a- 'n'la.-n.:;- n-eii ura u- :
.. l . .
umg o'd (a;i- o; otlor .Tio-n-:- tha
.,, ... ,
wil' iofihe n.deeis noo-.s. Ill si II 1
down the concrete ri'ev.o.lk.- ot Co
town at a rathT kite hour of the
ui'tht. greatly : i.-t urbiuu the peoph
in tliat locality. A'e hsie i-een io-
... ... i ... ...... i .,... .. i , . . i . i
:
warning to ;h guilty parties 'hat
!ersi:;is:on i::iuiit be bmuuht to iw
in stoppins: such ;i(ti":;.- in the in-I
ft: re.
it "DT V A C A KT Tt A V AT TT7T. I
OSCAE GAPES HOKEi
M-s o,car Gapen .."...-nained a!,li"t "-vieiui or one providing for
numlur of lady friends at her lorn , prohibition,
north of Murray i) last Thurd.ay' AgTC5 on Eelief Bill
In Jsonor of her guest and sister-in-; Fitml b gh-lati ot: action was taken
law. Mri. Sam (laM-:i.. of f I v at ; vilb-. j : .i-Jay by conures- on the adminis
Wyoiiiinc. who lias been here vh-dtine i trss'ion bill approp-iat inu ? 1 uO.'M'O,
lor the pa..t few weeks. The k dies ' rceUejt ad by President Wilson
pre.. c ut lu t-ujoy the la--pi t : iii y f j '"o- Koroj.eun fau.i: relief. The coo
Mrs. Capon, wt-re Me-dame Charh- ferees' report wS. adopted by both
Jean. Will Jean. Ed Spat:gier. Georg-
Sn;.der. Mat tie Wib-s. Frank Wihv.nhe measure w-v -'-.- to .the presi
:ert l.ivinu-!M.. Gh n IV-rry. .Mr.-. tie:.: for approval.
i'oniius. Siejfeu Wiles. Ida Cole. A. j
Hove A sch. Frank Moore. Mirs. Me- DR. T. P. LIVINGSTON SICK.
I Donald. Guy Wiles. W. S. Smith. K.b
ert i'rop.-t and C. A. Law is oi' i'
I day a most, enjoyable one to a i.u
her of the ladies was the fac that J
(tight of tiiose pre.-eat were old tin.. !
school mates of Mrj. Gapen in this
county yiars auo. The hotn' was'
iieau'ifuliy decors.: ed with :; tlov. -
irs. iii!.' n;iy was inu :: ;i v. r.'.
pleasant one for ail and wiii long- re-
irnain in the memory of Mrs. Gsip.-u,
J w hen h!ie ri turns to her western
i heme.
For Sale 1
Or.e acre of ground with hot;.-;
and outbuilding. on-fa-''rt h u.i! es.! '
of Murrsiy. Iniuire of A. C. Long,!
Murray.
Jf s.nr of ibe rtaaers of the
Journal knov of li;.v social
event or iu-m of iiiH post In
thU viciDity. ami will mail
same u lint, oft.ee. b will ap
pear ur.ner l.'ils heu.j Irnr. e
WAUL .11 neVks.Ueil.B I-11 TOO
James Tilson and family have
bicu suffering Iroiu an attack of the
flu for the past few days, but all
:"v get tiu. u; along nicely.
The family of Jolni Inirman have
been fullering from an attack of the
f'.t for the j-o.st week, but they are
all getting stloiiu very nicely at this
time.
The Murray Movinu Picture Show
v iii open up again on . :;t Saturday
evening in the Fuis iiall. under the
ooitne of l'uls Co. An extra good
program has been seenrt-d for the
Vrst ni'-i t. and you wili miss a rare
treat, if you fail to attend. The
nt rtstinmonts will be uiveii on each
aturdr.y evening in t!:e future.
The Murrs.y Cor.uu-rcial Club are
v, ;.;'.rinu for au'-.th- r b;i.-y season
this summer, and held their firt
:.:eetii:u on Monday o'ur.t. elected
n'icers and laid plan- f'.r the com
inu work. The o!hce:. were Teil
Carre-ws. president. V.'. O. Scot ton.
. ic e-jire-idc-nt . A if G: :..-enier. se?re-
ary. and F. ?. To- . treasurer.
A inonu the main is.-.n- taken up
-t tl;is meet inu w as t h- .uood roads
tropos it ion. more pt-rmnaeiit side
ws'.llos for .'ivrr:iy at.d a geiu-r-'l
olcun-ttp for tiie to.o in general,
'"oik-- were riven ah'og the lines of
.vliat hod been done lor Murray
luriru ti e past f'.'.e --ar. . and when
!t w::s all summed up I- coe.l,! read-
!y be seer, that Murr.- 1 t.i advs uc-
! ,-,,n -rable dijri!-.- i hat period.
The si.. gall !-". for a 1 uivr and bet-
i r i. ear t ho.ti i o r.
TION FOB A 4
YEAR PERIOD
-ICUrtE OOMI-IITTEE TENTATIVE
LY APE0VE5 j;iLL CLOSING
POOE TO ALIENS.
:J . fi'Jltbl .'i!iiliUH?s LriDJt.
Dcrdcre-s Eccch an Agreer.-rnt n.
;? European rr.mine Etiief
Eill Nov.- E-Co:;imer.ded.
S '!. ::Utot!. I. C. Jato -v--sa!
i'"i jo i-o ; !ot in - oem-ral itnmiura
om tor a period of lour year? fo!
. v. inu the siuniu-. ! the peac.
l i'y, was approved t(i:latively ;
. v bv it e Loose i:imiiurat ion coiu-
' t " -
APhi-u: h no recrd vote was tak
r. it ir im ierstooli the coli'initlee ts
viiied 7 to ' f r the leuislation.
ith six mei; ibers absent.
. .
Prohibiti n i f in miuratiou oiinug
ti-.c peaee n const rttct ton p"riod has
!e !l S'nillgiy liru-a l- e(u e.-eni ci-
. :ives of organized labor and others
!i,t heari!, us before he committee.
! Thy bill would permit an alien
resident to bring his wiie and chnu-
ren (except bovs over IS years out i
.' , . .. .
into the i nil eu niaici, "ir1"1"
't:epiie,w- under Is- s.nd nieces of any
! age may also be brought into the
icouutrv. Toitri.-ts -.vould not be bar
red from entry for temporary stay.
de: isi-n oti the four year
;.eriod w;is made on the ijuestion
whether tiie comtnit'ee should adopt
and hou-
witlaujt debate and
! I'l er-i r., I., ys
's I 'all;'.
Ir. T. i'. Livingston u- reporteu
: as being a victim of Spanish influ
enza and is very sick. The large
circle of friends of the Doctor will
be sorry to learn of his illness, but
tru.-t that it wlil be of snort dura
tion j. inl ii.;. be w ill -,ooti be able
l , ... .. , .
' to be tLicir latc-t again ana e:--
joying hi.i usual g.od htal'h.
Mi. L. M. Godwin anrl son Frank
d-. parted for I"ene;aw, Neb., t hi j
m.'rninu. ' here they will make an
extended visit with the daughter and
sister. Mrs. John Shurigar, Jr. and
t'eiiv. Airs Sl-.uriuar was former-
ly Miss Molly Godw in.
Stationery at the Journal oSce,
P08LIC AUCTION!
The undersigned, having dissolv
ed partnership, will offer for sale at
I'ublie Auction on the C. E. Metzger
farm, four miles southwest of Platts
mouth. one mile northwest of My
nard, four and a half miles north of
Murray, commencing at 10:00
o'clock A. M. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1919.
The following described property,
to-wit :
Sixteen Head of Horses.
One team hay mares, 7 and S
years, wt. L'SOO.
One brown mare, six years old,
wt. 1400.
One roan mare in foal, S years
old, wt. 1400.
One bay mare, eight years old,
wt. 14 00.
One sorrel mare, eight years old,
wt. ICO,
One bay hone, five years old, wt.
le"0.
One bay horse, four years old. wt.
IC',0.
One hay team, 7 and S years, wt.
IT, 00.
One bay horse, smooth mouth, wt.
One sorrel mare, five years old,
wt. 1000.
One driving team, three and four
years old.
One team, smooth mouth, weight
2C00.
Fifteen Head of Cattle.
Six milk cows, one 2-year-old
heifer, two yearling heifers, one 2-year-old
hull, five heifer calves.
Thirty Head of Hogs.
Twenty head of Duroc bred sows.
Ten head of stock hogs.
Farming Machinery.
One 7-foot Deering binder.
Two :;-seciion harrows.
Or.e 1'. O. riding lister.
Two stalk cutters.
One IC-inch walking plow.
One st eel field" roller.
One feed grinder.
One hob sled.
One buggy.
Two hay racks.
Republic truck, 1 i-2 ton. new.
One Emerson mower.
One Kentucky press drill.
S'.x walking cultivators.
"Three 2-row machines.
Two disks, 11x1 L
One broadcsLst seeder.
One new Newton wagon.
One ;;14-inch farm wagon.
One low wagon.
Six sets lli-inch harness.
One set of buggy harness.
Two 12-in. Emerson gang plows.
One Western I'.elle riding lister.
St. Joe walking lister combined.
One Lloom manure spreader.
One hay rake.
One 41- h. p. Cushnian engine.
One 2 h. p. Chore Boy engine.
One Co-gallon ho'g water tank.
One tank heater.
Nine hog troughs.
Three dozen White Leghorn hens
and other articles too numerous to
ment ion.
Lunch Will be Served at Noon by
W. A. Scott.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums of $10 and under, cash
in hand. () l all sums over $10 a
credit of six months will be given,
purchaser giving bankable paper
bearinu eight per cent interest from
date. All property must be settled
for before being removed from the
premises.
SATCHELL & METHGER.
Co. W. R. YOl'NG, Auctioneer.
G. O. DOVEV. Clerk.
PUBLIC JUCTION !
As I am going to move to Keith
County in the spring. I will sell at
Public Auction at my home two
mlies southwest of Mynard and one
mile west and three miles north of
Murray, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1919.
The following described property,
to-wit:
Ten Head of Horses.
One black mare, smooth mouth,
weight i;;t0, in foal.
One black mare, smooth mouth,
weight l.'OO. in foal.
Brown mare. 2 year.-, old, wt.
1200.
Black mare, :j years old. wt. lir.O.
One team black geldings, smooth
mouth, weight. 2400.
Black gelding, Z years old, wt
1200.
Sorrel mare, 11 years old. wt.
l."00.
Oue bay mare, nine years old, wt.
1150.
One horse colt.
One milk cow, parr Jersey, 7
years old.
One 2-year-old heifer, fresh soon.
Thirty Pure Bred Duroc-Jersey HogS
Consisting of twenty bred sows,
balance stock hogs.
Fanning Machinery.
One hob sled with box.
One hay rack.
One 7-foot Acme binder.
One 6 -foot Acme mower.
One broadcast Hoosier seeder.
HOW ABOUT 1 HAT NEW
Heating Stove
THAT YOU HAVE BEEN PUTTING OFF
TO BUY?
YOU B1EED IT RIGHT WOW
and we want to tell you that we have a com
plete line to select from. Come
in and see them!
Let us tell you how we can save you some
money on all kinds off household furniture.
w
Murray,
One :;-section harrow.
One 2-section harrow.
One 14-inch Moline gang plow.
One lG-inch walking plow.
On tougueless cultivator.
One tongue cultivator, new.
One riding Badger cultivator.
One 2-row Badger cultivator.
One riding lister.
One 2-row stalk cutter, new.
One hay loader.
Two Champion hay sweeps.
One side delivery rake, new.
One 12-foot Acme rake.
One Shroeder corn elevator.
One Fullford.
One tank heater.
One cut-down wagon with rack.
One 2-row Rock Island cultivator.
Set sleigh runners for buggy box.
One l1 h. p. pump enuine.
Three sets lU-inch work harness.
One set of buggy harness.
One single buggy harness.
Two set; nets.
One saddle.
One l.M-ft. steel cable stacker
with fork.
One -white porcelain lined refrig
erator, ice capacity 12", lbs., good as
new. sind other household goods :ind
small articles too numerous to men
tion. Sale Commences at 10:00 0'Clock.
Lunch Served by W. A. Scott.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums of ?10 and under, cash
in hand. On sums over $10 a credit
of six month? will be given on bank
able note bearing eight per cent in
terest from date. All property to
he settled for bofroe being l :-mcved
from premises.
E. V. COLE. Owner.
W. R. YOFNG, Auctioneer
G. O. DOVEY. Clerk.
8TH ANNUAL BANQUET.
From Wednesday's Daily.
The members of the Y. M. B. C.
class of the M. E. Church have is
sued invitations for their Eighth
Annual Banquet, which will be
held in the M. E. Church parlors on
Thursday evening, February inth.
They tell us this is going to be the
best and most enjoyable banquet
that has been held. Some of the
boys., members of the class who have
just returned from France will be
in attendance. A very interesting
program of Toasts, interspersed with
vocal aifcd instrumental music is be
ing prepared. Some of the boys,
who have just returned from France
will tell of their experience, which
is always heard with much inter
est. This banquet will be prepared
by the ladies of the church and it
will be one to which all will do
ample justice. x
Men's
and Overalls!
Shirts going at $ .00
Broadlang shirts at 1.25
Stifle bib overalls and jumpers 2 25
Blue bib overalls and jumpers 2.50
Finck's Detroit Special overalls and jumpers 2.75
H. E. Lee Unionalls 3.50
Tlie Service Store.
4
ALFRED GANSEMER, Murray, Neb.
Nebraska
RE-OPEN IMG
OF THE
MURRAY
Moving Picture House
Puis' Hall
SATURDAY EVENING,
FEB'Y 1st
The Very Best in Pictures will
always be shown in this house.
AN EXTRA GOOD
program has been secured for
the opening evening.
USUAL ADMISSION!
usik
LOCATED IN THEIR NEW
SIXTH STREET QUARTERS
From Wednesday' Daily.
W. W. Wasley and Fred Winn
have rented the old Id. Hild furni
ture store building on Sixth Street
recently occupied by the l'olhi.-k
Auto Co., where they will conduct
a general auto and supply store.
They have moved into the new place
and art ready to handle any and all
business that may come their way.
Mr. Wasley will continue to handle
the popular Chcvroulet auto, in all
designs, with the addition ofa mod
ern and up-to-date farm lighting
plant. Mr. Winn will look after the
auto repair line, in which lie has
had a great deal of experimce in all
makes of cars. They w ill be plest.-ed
to meet sill their old friends, and
will be glad to look alter the wants
of all new ones who will take lime
to call their way.
Mrs. R. F. Patterson went to Oma
ha on the afternoon train where she
visited friends for a few hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooster were
passengers to Omaha on the morn
ing train where they spent the day
visiting friends.
Ivtrs. Elizabeth Travis and daugh
ter Mrs. A. G. Cole were passengers
to Omaha on the afternoon train,
where they will visit friends lor a
few hours.
Skirts
