The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, February 20, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
ft THURSDAY. FEBKUAltY 20, 1919. i i-ATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEZKLY JOURNAL. PAGE FIVE. Murray Department r Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers If try of the reader of the Journal knoT- of any noclal event or item of in wrest In this vicinity, and will mail ime to ili is office, tt will ap pear under tuU lie ad inc. We want all news items Editoh P Efficiency In Banking We take pride in .the way our bank is run. Our deposi tors include the biggest men in town. Each individual account it given special attention. We are opening new ac counts daily. Come in and talk over y cur 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 accounts. Four pr cent interest on time deposit?. Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law. IVJURRAY STATE BANK All business transactions held in strict confidence Your Personal Bank. F'rank Vallery was an Omaha visitor Monday. Frank Vallerv was in Plat tc-umuth I Tuesday eveninp. j For Sale: White China Ganders. Oldham Stock Farm, j Jeff lirtniU-l was looking after 'some business niatters in Flatts- mouth Tuesday evening". j lr. Jake Hrendel was in I'latts- niouth Tuesday, where he was hav ' ins pome dental work done. There is a good opening in Mur ray for a pump and wind mill man. one who will do all kinds of repair work. Wanted Pasture fr three rf ed"s. Oldham Stock Farm. l.;i't forir--! ihe Wood eniertain i.:m at the Puis Hall Friday ee. For iale or Kent. My never room t.'ttae riience in Murray. Mrs. J. W. Berger. Mr.- Walker ii.'tch better and the nurr r turned home. This will next ).ciiini numiitr win ie C. What will the weather ; ed gool tii'tts for Mrs. Walk- .".- many frie:..ls.. .Airs. Oiia I-awii.n went to I'latl.s n:oUh M( ;iday, !u re she spoilt tli i:f with her sister. Miss Clara Young, rt turning home Tuesday tji'-.r'-.ing. The Armenian I'e!ief Funds are in irt-iu our surrounding districts. Murray'? fu'" ;iuta of ? K he-ng r.ii ed v htle f 1 o I v;'s collected from the coun'ry districts--, niakil g '! 'o:a! for Koek Iiiuft prerii ct .'.l.-i:. Mrs. Lw Trimpey and !ier. ( iiiren'e lirown. came down from (ir :;l:a Tu sday morniiig and spent day with Mr and Mrs James Pr-.-- n. rftu"n :i to their home in Omaha in th" evening. 'la retire re to (;naiia h lew months ago afte several years absence along the western roat. and is now ein j.h ye.l ;,t the Fnioti I'acific head quMrrt rs. The following f is the financial f-T n i tri nt of i!ie Red CroJs dinner, "-upj.. r :nd sah- at Kewiston Thanks gi vipi': head j For Sale: A good work horse. OoJ- j ham Stock Farm. j The ! March j be? James Ik le-dernier and Albert ! V. h eler .-hipped a car load of hogs to Nehra.-'.a Cit Tuesday of tliis i w eck. The Misses ;ra P.runsdoii and ! ("race IJailey were guests of Mr. and ! Mrs. F. N. High of Omaha this week I end. Ueing entertained in a party of ten at a dinner danc. fiiven at the Prettiest Mile Club house Sat urday evening. Uri'ving weather conutflons Fri day evdiing. a hAe crowd came out o the Pox Social and enjoyed the I lay. in which the. girls did exeep tio'inl'y well. In tl "Most Popu lar Girl" content, the box of candy, which brought $1S.S. was given to Miss ("race Bailey. Adding to this the uni frotu the hnxes and the pro- A l.'irilltlt 1 ; tieti.-i- To a! Total i-.im.Uv a n C( ,11 for eied $r.T!.T" ten' l J".. 00 Porn to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Urifliu, a baby boy, on February IS. Mother and little one doing nicely. Miss Ethel Tritsch visited with Mrs. J. F. I'rndel last Wednesday afternoon. Alf C.anseiiu r has invested in a fine new cash reeister of the Ameri- Ican make that has been added to lib" Flore equipment this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Tutt. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs O. .1. Pitman enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Oavis. There will hj no picture fliow at the Puis hall on Saturday evening of this week owing to the farewell pcrty to be given for Mr. and Mrs. L!oyd t'ap-Mi ami family on that ev er, int. P.e jure and attend the concert givtn by Yelnia Woods and 1. eland Woods and ihe reader Mr. Faubel. Friday evening. Feb. 21. Admis sion L'.'.c and lr.c. Ciiven for the benefit of the Ladies Aid Society, t 'one. Mi.-s Oirla Miuford and Mrs. Mel born entertained , a larpe number of iheir friends at the home of the latter on last Saturday, in honor of Miss Villa Gf pen. who will so;ti de part for the new home in the west ern part of the state. The after noon was spent in the uMial social way. with refreshments and lunch eon, and it was a very enjoyable af fair for all. Mis. Hull. Mrs. Satis and Mrs. H. H. Hiatt entertained the Ladies Mis sioncry Society at the beautiful new h rue of Mrs. Sans in Murray, on h:.-t Friday afternoon. The meet ing was well attended, and all the ladies enjoyed a most pleasant aft ernoon. An excellent luncheon was served and ihe usual amount of reeds from the coffee and doughnut stand $so.OO was realized. The Mefdames Margaret Francis Hrendel entertained the dies Aid Society of the Chric iind n Church last Wednesday afternoon. There was the usual large number of the members present, and a most enjoyable afternoon was had by all. Kcfrpshments were served at the customary hour, and the usual amount of god work for the inter ests of the society was accomplish ed bv this meeting. e sr.r.-i.To mount ha- been divided betw-eeii Social Workers Murray branches of the Red MflS. JOHN' HENDRICKS. Treasurer. Home Guards Target Practice. The Murray Home Guards will meet Saturday morning of this week for a few hours target practice. All members are requested to be on deck and enjoy the sport. lie on hand at H:00 o'clock sharp. society Earhart. to their evening. How About It? need a Pair of Overalls? WLctiier you need them or not for immediate use, it wil! pay you to buy at the prices we are offering you. You won't again have an opportunity like this very soon and it will be many a,day before you will, if ever, see them down to pre-war prices: ilen's Stifle stripe Bib overalls $1.75 Ken's Stifle jacket to match 1.75 Hzn'z Express stripe Bib overalls . 1.98 Lien's genuine Indigo blue Sib overalls. 240 Wt 1.93 Men's genuine Indigo blue Bib overalls, 220 Wt 2.29 I.len's genuine Indigo blue jacket, 220 Wt 2.29 Bojs' genuine Indigo Hue overalls, ages 3 to 7 1.00 Toys' genuine Indigo blue overalls, ages 8 to 13 1.25 Boys' genuine Indigo blue overalls, ages 14 to. 18 1.45 Hiatt Tutt, MURRAY, NEBRASKA work fo" the l'ihii of the a s taken care of. Mr. ami Mrs. James T. the newly-weds, returned Murray home last Tuesday and are now comfortably settled on the farm west of town. Tu'-day ev .nir:; they were met by a genuine old fashioned charivari party, the dish; mdin;,- of which was surely a re lief to the entire community. After the visit with Mr. and Mrs. Earhart they wet:? over to the Chester Min r.iear home, where they rendered the same classical selections until 1 he cigars and treats were forthcoming. There was an old fashioned dance given at the Pels hall in Murray on Monday evening of 1his week, in honor of Guy McC.il!, who will soon deparl for his new home in South Dakota. It was a mighty line time for a'!. Win. EaRue. Ralph Kennedy ami Mr. Atuick furnished the music for the occasion, and for an old fash ioned dance it was right up to the minute. Mr. McGill departed Tues day for a few days' visit with his folks down in Missouri and will re turn here by the first of March, when he expects to leave for .Mcintosh. S. H;fck.. where he has taken up a claim. Guy lias a great many friends here who wish him success in the new home. In Honor of Mrs. Gapcn and Daughters The Oldham Home presented a very pleasing appearance Tuesday. Feb. 11th. when Mrs. Oldham and her daughters entertained for Mrs. Lloyd Gapen and Miss Villa Gapen. Covers were laid for 4 0 guests and a o-course luncheon was served. The guests arrived promptly at one o'clock and found their places at the tables. A number of Kodaks were in the crowd and a good niany pictures .were taken that will be appreciated more in the years to come. ' The community regrets very much to lose the Gapen family from their midst aus they have always been ready to help in all worthy enterprises and always for the up building of the community. Their places will be hard, to till and the kindest feelings from Murray will go with them to their new home. Fred Condon was an Omaha visitor on Monday. Pauline Oldham was a Plattsmouth visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hild were in Omaha Monday. Minford & Creamer shipped a car load of hogs to the South Omaha mar ket last Friday. You will miss a rare treat if you don't hear the Woods children and Mr. Faubel, Feb. 21. Mrs. Earl Barger and sister. Miss Barger at the telephone central sta :ion. are down with the flu. Ted Barrows and ('has. Spangler were attending the Reconstruction 'ongress in Omaha Tuesday of this week. Dr. B. F. Brendel and Crede Har is went to Omaha on Wednesday to onsult a specialist in regard to Mr. 'larris' health. Mrs. Louis Plybin went to Omaha Yednesday morning, where she will lave an operation performed for a nalignan tgrowth. Mrs. Wm. Rice, Jr. and Miss Fern 'Mil were in Council Bluffs last Mon lay. going up to spend the day with Mrs. Rice's husband, who is in the lospital in that city. Charley Kennedy returned home ome few days ago from the service f the I. S. Charley has been in amp for some time past at McClel an. Alabama, at which place he was mistered out about two weeks ago. "he people at home sure welcome the toys back and gladly hasten the day vhe:i all the boys will be returned o their homes. H. A. Young is in receipt of a let er from Ed Hesser. at Los Angeles, 'alii'., in which he states that Mr. ;id Mrs. Henry Boeck are at their ionic and -are enjoying themselves ery much. He alsv states that the 'ebra.-ka people are now preparing or their annual picnic, which has iecotue very popular among all Xe lraskans in that state, and it has Town to be quite an affair. Henry Baxter has accepted a posi ion with the T. H. Pollock Auto Co.. .n Plattsmouth. as salesman and dem mstrator for the Ford cars and the 'ordson tractors. Mr. Baxter will nake a good man for Mr. Pollock, as ie is pretty well advanced along the Machinery line and it will not be al ogether a new game for him. He vent to Plattsmouth this week and vill enter upon the duties of the iew position at once. George AY j ley returned home on Monday from the hospital in Omaha, vhere he has been for the past few lays recovering from an operation, in which all the fingers of his right hand were removed at the palm of the hand. George had been working vuit near Imperial and got his hand caught in a corn sheller and the fin gers were so badly mashed that am putation was necessary. His broth er. AYarren. went with Dr. Brendel to Omaha after him. He is getting along very nicely at this time. The New Hope War Savings So ciety of District No. 0 will hold its monthly meeting Saturday evening February 22ud. at 7:30 sharp at tho school. A patriotic program is being prepared by the entertain ing committee consisting of Mes damea Tom Tilson. Frank Marler and Miss Myrtle Rice. Lunch will also be served by the ladies. All of those who were unable to attend the last meeting are urged to be present and also sign the pledges for the coming year and help make our society the best in the community. MRS. GILMORE. Secretary. IT LOOKS GOOD FOR US TO GET STATE-AID E0AD Bring in Your Batteries AYp are now prepared to charge your batteries, having installed new machinery for this line of work, and are in a position to give you the very best service. Our prices are reasonable and work fully guaran teed. L. H. PELS GARAGE. Murrav, Nebraska. For Sale One acre of ground with house and outbuilding, one-fourth mile east of Murray. Inquire of A. C. Long, Murraj. For Sale. 200 rods of 35 year old hedge in the tree. Innuire of R. A. Young. Murray, Neb. 13-4tw 17. R. YOUNG AUCTIONEER Always Ready for Sale Dates far or near. RATES REASONABLE SATISFACTION OR NO PAY I REVERSE ALL. CALLS Telephone 1511 Murray Exoiange Success May Crown Efforts of Peo ple to Make Themselves Heard in the Legislature. If all reports and signs prove true, it really looks now as though the new Government road was going to run through Murray on the first plat ted road and known as the high line, with the exceptions of a few minor changes. According .to the latest re ports the road will run west from Murray to Murdock. then to Elm wood and on to Eagle, and just south of Eagle will strike the O street road into Lincoln. This was the report sent to Murray Tuesday by Mr. Searie Davis, who has been one of the most ardent workers for the Murray route, and who has been in the capital for several days in the interests of the road. There were some thirty-five men in the delegation that went to Lincoln last Wednesday to meet with the committee, they being from Mur ray and along the line west. Numer ous convincing arguments were put up in favor of the present line, and in fact many of those more interest ed in the southern route were com pelled to admit that the center-of- t he-county line was for the best in terests of all of Cass county. The three commissioners are strongly in favor of the center route, and real ly it looks now as though this would be the one that will be finally chos en. The road that will benefit the greatest number of taxpayers and ac commodate the greatest number of people in the county is the one that should receive the preference, and that road is certainly the one thru the center of the county. HOW ABOUT 1 HAT NEW Heating Stove THAT YOU HAVE BEEN PUTTING OFF TO BUY? YOU WEED ST RSGHT NOW and we want to tell you that we have a com plete line to select from- Come in and sec them! Let us tell you how we can save you some money on all kinds of household furniture. . w k a u ud Murray, Nebraska Clearing Out Timber Elsewhere in this issue of the Journal will be found an advertise ment for W. J. Partridge, who is now making a specialty of clearing timber lands by the dynamite process. He also sends u a photo of a large tree that he has raised by this process for Pete Furgensen a few days ago. The tree measured sixteen feet around and was completely blown out of the ground with all large roots attached. This seems to be the only way to clear land. Murray Christian Church Sunday. February 23. Regular serj vices, including Bible school at 1U a. m ; morning worship at 11 a. m. and evening worship at 7:30 p. in. There will be an illustrated talk to the children at the Sunday school hour. A cordial invitation is extended to all to come and worship with us. C. E. HARMON. Pastor. Frank Schlichtemeier shipped a double deck car of sheep to the South Omaha market last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Gansemer and family and A. L. Baker took Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Far-ris. SHOWING SPRING GOODS Fiom Vuesday's Daily. The Ladies Toggery is advertising advance showing of spring suits and coats this week and invites all the ladies of Plattsmouth and vicinity to call and inspect the late styles in spring wear. A shipment of the popular capes that will be so much in vogue this season arrived last week, but the stock has been badly depleted by heavy buying on the part of Plattsmouth women and a second shipment is now on the way. The Toggery keeps a most up-to-date stock of merchandise at all times and the styles they are exhibiting are fitting criterions of what will be worn by fashionably gowned women in t he east this year. TAKING SCOTTISH RITE DEGREES rrom HI. nday's Daily. This afternoon Carl G. Fricke. t he- proprietor of the Fricke Fuel Yards, departed for Lincoln, where he goes to take some higher degree in Ma sonry, which will make of him a full fledged Scottish Rite Mason. There are an increasing number of Platts mouth members of the Masonic or der who are climbing higher. A Woman's Recommendation Mrs. D. T. Tryor. It. F. I). No. 1, Franklin Ave., Otsego, O.. writes: "I realized so great a benefit from the use of one box that I feel safe in recommending Foley Kidney Pills to any kidney sufferers." They relieve backache, sore muscles, stiff joints, rheumatic pains and bladder ail ments. Sold everywhere. John Sheel and wife from near Murdock, were in the city Monday of this week. AA'hile here Mr. Sheel called at. the Journal office for a brief visit. Mrs. Lester Burrow;is departed last evening for Louisville, where she will spend a few days visiting with friends, going to be a guest at the home of Mrs. Herold Koop. and other friends there. 33 Farm Light Demonstration AMO PA rfiipliilj! tr" ii:s-!u::5l f , 1 "a 2 -V lumi KW I . . I ll & 1 Power plant UUJM S3 you have been wcut- ; i;'J & ine for. It is the fes Nc5 7 perfected plant a single unit that runs with OUt vi bration cr noise and requires no special , The p erf ectl y balan c e d electric unit. - All the Light All the Power You Need Come and see it. Compare it, in every way, with all others. Mke us prove to jou where it is better, and more complete in fcxt, the plar-t you want. llama nvtrle VnJt rtint.lnr ncder Ion It llUUt BpVCljll fOUI.UJlLUtt. r. a (La 1 2 MURRAY, NEBRASKA Mrs. T. T. Smith and nephew. H. F, Comer, from near Union, were in t lie city for a few hours Monday. While here Mrs. Smith paid, the Journal oflice a brief call, and re newed the subscription of her moth er, Mrs. Grimes. Stationery at the Journal office. Miss M. J. Pitman, of WVi-pini; Water, and sister Mrs. Ray Gallu wav, lo;u near Uni-.m. were in Un fit v fur few hours lu.--ir Monday, looking after some matters oi bur uess. JonrnEl Want-Ads P.sl Shoes 2"Sp If you are in need of Shoes it will pay you to come in and look over our stock, as we have the largest stock of Shoes we ever carried to select from and at prices that will interest you. We are also receiving our Spring Ginghams, Percales and Calicos, which will soon be ready fur your inspection. The Service Store ALFRED GANSEMER, Murray, Neb. 5 Drs IVlach & RSach The Dentists J The largest and best equipped dental offices in Orr aha. , Experts in charge of all work. Lady attendant. Mad- I erate Prices. Porcelain fillings ju:t like tooth. Iactru- 2 men's carelully sterilized alter using. THIRD FLOOR, FAXTOK BLOCK, OMAHA , Fistula Pay When Cured A mild system o: treatment that cures Filfa. Fistula end ethr Recta 1 Discs Rf-s iii a short tinio. witl.nut a nevrre su Cical operation. No Cnloroform. Ether or other genera! finasthetir im-H A rari fn.or.tH.H tn vrv no.n nw.ni.it for treatment, and no money to he pcid nil ti I en red. Wrirefor rmofc on Rerta I I'iseayg, w;!.L Danir aDd testimonials of more than 1 'WO prominent peopie who have been permanently cure j. A DR. E. R. TARRY 240 Bee Build! OMAMA, HEBTvASKA