TIIUESDAY. JULY 3, 1919.
I'LATTSJIOUFII SEAIl-WKL'KLY JOURNAL.
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Murray Department
If tny of the rctdcrs of the
Journal knor- of any social
fTflit or Uria of Interest io
Ibis vicinity, and will mail
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You not only protect your
savings, but you get paid
doing so when you have a sa
account at this bank.
Money that'sidle mcansnioney
wasted. Put your saving 4o wo
and watch the interest grow
We watch both the prin
cipal and interest for
you and relieve
you of all the
banking worries.
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In South
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Four pr cent interest on time deposits.
Our deposits are protecteJ by the State Guaranty Law.
MURRAY STATE SANK
All business transactions held in strict confidence
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Mrs Fans ami (kiuuhter. Mi;
iU-siiau ami G!a!ys Mrnsvk attended
1 1. c- library ro. nis last Saturday.
Y'.im:: is in Murrav this wek
aftvr some business matters
vi.-iiii; with 'friends and re!a-
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1 i( k Oldham. if Intl.
t'an.tda. eanie in last Friday t.i
the salo of hi.s brother's land.
Oitihiini place.
Pauline ami Fay Oldham,
and t ! i - ; r uncle R. C. Oldham and
JV. .! 'mhn were vi.itinjr friends
at Kin:1 i" i iast. Monday.
II. n. Crai and mother. Mrs. M.
T.. i'ra i;;. of Gardner. Kansas, were
in re to aft-nd the sale of the land
oT the t-tjlc i f the late George Old
ham. Mr. ("rai is a bauhir at
Gardner and has been in this liny
f t hi:si:is l.r the past sixteen years.
Mrs. rai is well known in this
r.-mimunity. where she has visited sm
the Oldham homo many times.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tik-nn. Mr.
tid Mrs'. James 1 ilson and family.
Miss Ft I a Nickels wus a I'latU;
mouth visitor Monday evening.
Cl;as. Sans has been builcin
himself a new concrete tarae ih;s
week.
Mae Louphridv.
opening for sum-
Mr. avil Mrs. John
i!y. Mr :'d Mrs.
family. .'r. and
and family. Mr
XOTICK- Mi
tiacher of voice
mer term.
George Nickels went out to the
old home place Tuesday to antdst in
the harvest fields for a few days.
Alf. Gansomer spent a few day
the pa:-t week on l is farm north of
town assisting in the harvest Colds.
Kd. Kniss went to Omaha last
Thursday to consult a specialist in
regard to his eyes, that have bceu
troubling him considerable of late.
15. A. Root and wife departed
Monday for York, where they will
make a few days visit and join their
son in an automobile trip up to
Yellowstone Park.
Kobi-rt Yimin. residing west of
Murray, has been a very sick man
for the past, ten days. suffering
from a severe attack of bronchitis.
He is reported ouie better at
time, hut still very sick.
Tl.e storm of last Wednesday
Ihirman ami fam-j n'i-!it wa. sure severe in this local
ity. The lightning struck the large
tre at the very window 01 i;c
W. G. lioedeker and wife were
Plattfeniouth visitors last Saturday
evening.
Miss Laura Puis came down from
Omaha last Sunday for a visit with
home folks.
A. L. Ilaker and a number of
friends ipent the day at Lake Mana
wa last Sunday.
Miss IJeulah Sans and Miss Jessie
Barrows were Plattsmouth visitor.-,
last Saturday evening.
NOTICE Miss Og!a
teacher of piano. Now
pupils for summer term.
L. II. Puis made a trip
Omaha Tuesday of this week with a
truck load of hogs for Glen Perry.
John Vallery went to Omaha last
Sunday to spend the day with his
father. J. H. Vallery at Ihe hospital.
Joe Mrasek and family and Will
Mkcv and faniilv went ui to Cedar
Creek last Sunday to tpend the day
fishing.
Walt Minniear s.nd family. Chet.
Minnioar and wife were Omaha
visitors last Sunday, spending the
day at Lake Manawa and Krug
park.
J. W. I'.erger and Clarence P.rown
made a trip down to the Pig Muddy
la.1 Friday evening on a fishing
trip. They returned Saturday with
the usual fisherman's luck.
Jack West. Henrietta Creamer.
Kay Creamer. Josephine Frisse! and
Joe West and wife spent tl.e day
last Sunday in Omaha, guests at the
ET1 I heme of Mr. and Mrs. Spieka.
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Mrs. W. U. luil l.as nnaiiy si tuck
a real well on her farm east of
Murray. In one place the drillers
went down over "00 feet and brand
ed the shaft as a failure. Starting
a new drive a few feet from this
spot they found :;"" feet of water at
a depth of '." feet.
Mr. and Mrs. lien Wiles were
Platt.-mouth visitors last Saturday
evening, and while there Mr. Wiles
found time to call at the Journal of
fice for a brief visit. Hen tells ns
that he is goinsr to harvest a
mighty fine wheat cmp this season,
and expected to start the job this
week.
. Ludwig Hollis. late of Platts
mouth. is a new man in Murray,
and his smiling good natured fr.ee
may be seen behind the counter of
the Murray State Lank in the fu
ture. At a rtcer.t meeting the di-
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rectors of the bank elected him a.- J
assistant cashier. LuiJwig is an ex
cellent young man, w-ith some hank
experience, ttnviiig neeri empioeu
in a Lincoln bank for the past few
months, and will make a very val
uable assistant for Oa.-hier Poed
eker. Mrs. G. 11. Gilmore is in- receipt
of a message from the Doctor stat
ing that he was just about ready to
sUTt for borne, and that before she
would receive the message he ex
pected to be off French soil, and on
the big waters, sailing for home.
This was mighty good news to Mrs.
Gilmore and family as well as to
the many friends of the Hector in
Cass county, who will be more
than pleased to welcome him home.
He will no doubt be home some time
this month.
Minford & Creamer shipped a car
of hogs to the South Omaha market
Monday evening.
Harried In Murray Tuesday.
John VantiDe, from near Wyom
ing, Nebraska, and Mrs. Lulu
L;ug!iridge. of Murray, were mar
ried at the home of the bride's
mother. Mrs. W. A. P.rown. iu Mur
ray. Tuesday at one o'clock. Rev.
Jeckson. of Omaha, came down and
performed the ceremony. The bride
is' too well known in and near Mur
ray for the Journal to comment, on
the many good qualities of this ex
cellent lady. She was born and
reared here and has always been a
favorite among her many friends.
The groom is a well-to-do farmer
and for many years a resident of
Otoe county. The Journal joins with
the many friends in extending
hearty congratulations. They de
parted Tuesday afterjumn for Este.s
Park. Colo., where they have rented
a cottage and will spend the summer.
VISITED WITH FRIENDS
IK" PLATTSMOUTH
Tio"! Tuesday's Tai!y.
Last evening Rev. W. L. Austin
and wife with a cl "ighter, Mrs.
Creani'T and Master Austin Cream
er, all of whom were in Plattsmouth
for a short time, coining to visit,
and al-o to secure s-.ime supplies
which they had purch.::sed here some
time Miico. They drove down in
their car and aiier a short vi .it re-j
turned to their home the same way.
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f-'ulfon economy and de
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profits for .YOUR business.
Come in and talk it over.
TEEPING your Truck on the
iV move means dollars and cents
in your pocket.
Fulton economy and reliability are
backed by the ready co-operation
of the local Fulton Service Station
in keeping Fultcn Trucks profit
ably on the job, without expensive
lay-offs for repairs.
Standard Oil Company, Borden
Farm Products Co John Wana
maker, and many other bi.tr fleet
operators are today using Fulton
Trucks.
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VISITS AT TEE HOSIITAL TODAY
From Tuesday's J'aTly
j R. S. Max. 11 departed this morn
ing for Omaha, where he took his
; lifle daughter Helen for examina-
tion by specialist who treated her
some time last winter and specified
j that the child should return on July
j 1st for examination, and ho has
: therefore taken her at this time,
i Little Helen seems to be getting
' along nicely and he is satisfied that,
i.'l.e is, but by the instructions of
! the specialists he is returning to
''the hospital for examination that
I there ho no mistake made. Mrs.
.dart in Sheldon his sister aecompan
ied him with the child to the hos
pital.
time, and says he is feeling some
belter, and hopes now to be able to
be out again.
DAMNS GOVERNMENT
OPPOSING EOLSHEVIKI
VISITED HERE OVER NIGHT.
this i 0ti
T.
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h.Oiiie of
J. Tilson and
Mrs. W. H. Wiles
and Mrs. George
Mr. and "Irs. N. It. Wile..
1 v and Mi:s LMna Rainey
d::y last Sunday at the
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Tii-
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son. U'-ar Mynard.
V.VIker residence. Mrs. Walker ami j 1;
Marcery were occupants c;f tl.e room
close to the tree, but were uninjur
ed, in many localities the wind did
considerable damage to crops aid
sm!l outbuildings.
Kitchen W are Specials !
This assortment contains the most useful articles
for the kitchen, such as Tea Kettles, Coffee Pots, Dish
Pans, Water Pails, Berlin Kettles, Preserving Kettles,
made in heavy blue enamel priced at about one half
the present market value.
Any article in the above list
$1.29
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Christian Church
;ys" and giris' Mission story at
Rible school at 10:00. Morn
ing worship at
ship at S:;io.
evening service
11 : 0 o . Fvening wor
We wiil have the
on the lawn under
the trees. Yon wiil be cool and
comfortable. Come to a church thr.;
has a message and a welcome for
all. C. K. Hannan. Minister.
From Tuesday"? Tai?y.
C. I. Mitchell of Lisco. where he
is engaged in the mercantile busi
ness was a visitor in this city for
last, evening, a guest at the home
f Mr. and Mrs. Win: Krecklow,
Mrs. Mitchell being a sister of Mrs.
Krecklow. Mr. Mitchell was called
to Omaha on some business matters
and ran down for a visit with his
relatives here, and returned this
morning for Omaha, where he will
conclude hi.s business for the day.
and departed for his home in the
west.
SOLD BUSINESS YESTERDAY.
From Tuesday's rail.
F. G. Kgenberger who has been
conducting the soft drink parlor, at
the corner of Fifth and Main streets
yesterday sold the same to Ed Kgen
berger who will conduct the same in
the future. Mr. F. G. Egenbergcr
who has been in ill health and has
been confined to his homo for a
number of months, was able to he
down town vesterday for the first
London. June SO. Tom Mann,
labor leader, in a speech at a ses
sion of the independent labor party, J manded.
said :
"I stand as a bolshevist, sparta
cist. syndicalist, industrial unionist
and socialist. I am prepared to de
fend them all.
"The Russian Soviets have ob
tained what the British workers de
sired while the latter talked. .
"Damn the government opposing
t hem."
The meeting adopted a resolution
urging withdrawal of all allied
forces from Russia.
workers returned to their desks.
Engineers, including those of the
fire department, still hold out for
higher pay.
The street department remained
tied up, the a. ('00 workers who
j struck a week ago refusing to ac
! cept the council's increase of .".o
! cents a day instead of the $1 de-
LUCKY U. S. CUTTER
RACK FROM WAR DUTY
WILL VISIT IN DENVER.
New York. Jr.iy 1. Survivor of
fifteen attacks of German submar
ines, the l S. coast guard cutter
Seneca, has arrived after two years'
war duty in European water. It
was luade the target of many tor
pedoes, some of which missed it by
only a few feet.
The Seneca rseued more than
five hundred persons from other
le.-s lucky ships which were sent
to the bottom by G'-rman undersea
boat s.
Ten of the Seneca's crew perished
while trying to beach the I'.ritisti
steam-hip Wellington, torpedoed in
the Ray of Biscay last September.
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AUCTIONEER
A I v, ays Ready for Sal
Dates far or near.
RATES REASONABLE
SATISFACTION OR NO PAY!
ItEVERSE ALL CALLS
Telephone 1511 Murray Exo'ianjre
This afternoon Mrs. H. D. Travis
and daughter Mrs. A. G. Cole and
little son departed for the west,
where they will visit at the home of
Raymond Travis and family for a
month or so. Mr. Travis who has
made his home In Omaha until
quite recently has been sent to Den
ver, where the company are opening
a branch office and Mr. Travis has
been selected as the manager there
of. Mrs. Travis and Mrs. Cole will
make a prolonged stay iu the west
hoping that the change may be
beneficial to Mrs. Travis health,
which has not been the best for
some time past.
CHICAGO FIREMEN ACCEPT
INCREASE VOTED BY COUNCIL
Chicago, July 1. Strike troubles
of city employes were greatly re
duced when approximately half the
firemen voted to accept the $300 a
year increase granted by the city
council and 800 city hall clerical
Merchants Need A Few-Evenings.
We, the undersigned business men
of Murray, have decided to cloae
our stores throe evenings out of the
week at six o'clock. The closing
nights will be Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings, and will re- '
main open the other three evenings
c;f each week as long as our patrc.is
desire, nllownig them ample timr
totransact. all their business. The
hours will prevail during the month
of July and August, commencing
with July 1st.
ALF. GANSEMER.
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W. S. SMITH.
W. II. PULS.
HOUSE FOR RENT
I have a six room residence for
rent. Inquire of O. A. Moore. tf.
FOR SALE.
r" 1 ' li firca TnsT" PVinnia pacnllnfl
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engine, good as new. Inquire of !
C. L. Herger, Plattsmouth. '
errs summer
Underwear
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Men's B. V. Ds.. per suit $1.00
Porosknit Union Suits, per suit .- 1.00
Balbriggan Union Suits, per suit. . . . . , 1.25
"Work Shirts, a fine quality at 90
The Goods the Very Best
The Prices Right!
Remember our store will be closed on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evening of each
week, during July and August at six o'clock.
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ALF GANSEMER, Proprieto
THE W. H. PULS
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will always carry a complete line of
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Farm
implements, Tractors,
GASOLINE ENGINES and REPAIRSI
We do all kinds of tin work, heating and plumbing,
and will also save you money on furniture orders.
Come in and get our prices on anything in our line.
We will treat you right and save you money.
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Complete Line of
DRUGS, PAINTS, GILS AND VARNISHES
WALL PAPER AND SUNDRIES
TOILET ARTICLES
AND CIGARS
If It's in the Drug Line We will Look after
Your Wanls at All Times
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