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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL,.
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MONDAY. AUGUST 4. 1019.
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FRANK H. SMITH RE
TURNS TO JOURNAL
Corporal in U. S. Army Will Again
Take Up His Work After a
Two Years Absence.
lYom KrMay'f laly.
rorporal Frank 11. Smith, who is
a former Journal reporter and who
l-.as been at Pittsburg. Missouri, for
the past couple of weeks following
his recent discharge from the army,
visitins with his mother on the farm
and taking a rest from the arduous
ilutic of army life, arrived In the
city this morning, and with the be
ginning of the coming week will re
sume his former occupation as a
news gatherer for this paper.
Mr. Smith was adept in news
paper making when he left us to
enter the service of . his country
more than two years ago. and now
with the broadening experience he
has gained during Lis long term of
service, he should 'be better quali
fied
small task of providing readers of
the paper with all the news.
Since he left our employ, things
have changed in Tlattsmouth consid
erably ami while many of the famil
iar faces are apparent, there arc al
to a great many new ones and it
will he necessary that, he make the
acquaintance of these in order best
J. R. VALLERY COMING HOME.
Krom Thursday'! Dally.
This afternoon John Vallery de
parted for Omaha on the afternoon
Missouri racific train and will this
evening on the late train of that
rod return bringing with him his
father J. K. Vallery who has been
at the hospital at Omaha for several
months past where he underwent
an operation, and has been receiving
treatment since. His condition is
greatly improved, and he is so that
he can come home now. which is
gratifying news to his many friends
in this vicinity ,
SONS GALLED EAST
BY FATHER'S DEATH
Message Received Conveying News
of Demise of Albert Teagard
en at Avilla, Indiana.
From Thursday's Dally.
Last Fridav came the news of the
porious illness of Albert Teagarden
than ever to assume the noif00WjnR a stroke of paralysis, at
the age of 85 years, at his home at
Avilla. Indiana. He is the father of
the Teagarden boys of Weeping Wat
er ami Crock.
I. W. Teagarden immediately d-?
parted for the home of his aged
father and was there when the end
cume. News of his condition was
conveved to the relatives here an. I
to serve the interests of the paper J thus they kept in touch with how
and its readers. So don't be back-.he was getting along. ISeing advi3-
ward and offer him as much assis- ed of the seriousness of his condi-
tance with his work as possible dur
ing these first few weeks when ev
erything must needs seem strange.
iion. J. M. Teagarden of Weeping
Water and J. II. Teagarden arranged
to depart for their old home in the
for this is your town and it behooves ! east, when in place of the usual
all to lend an aiding hand towards ' daily message telling of his condi-
helpirjg nake this the newsiest pa-jtion. came one announcing that he
per in the best town in the best state
in the greatest nation in the world.
POSTAL MAKES RATE RE
DUCTION ; W. U. DOES NOT
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had passed away yesterday morn
ing. Accordingly they came to thi:;
city and last evening departed on
the Partington train for the east to
be in attendance at the funeral.
The deceased man lost his wife ii
1SS1 and during all these interven
ing years he never remarried. Much
From Friday's Dally.
When control of the telegraph
systems of the country was formally . of the time he has made his home
relinquished by the government at with the children. He was some
midnight last night a reduction oft three or four months past the S5th
I'o per cent in rates was immediate-J mile ctqne w hen the call came to
lv nut into effect on the lines of; lay down the working tools of life
the I'ostal company, but the West
ern Union will retain the schedule
put into effect after Postmaster Gen
eral Ptirle.soM tonk control on April
1st hut yeur.
and come higher up.
The children are Frank Teagar
den. Mrs. Edward Hudson. Phoebe
and Jessie Teagarden. of Avilla. In-
I (liana; Mrs. Lulu Crowd, cf Mindcn.
c:arc-i:t II. Mackay. president of -Michigan; Mrs. Lydia Favingcr. of
the IVMal. announced in a state-' H.vron. Ohio; I. W. Teagarden and
merit yesterday afternoon that the
rate reduction wa-; being made "in
accordance with its promise to the
public." He qualified the announ
cement however, by saying that if
expenses continued to mount charges j
it'.i'.it have to go with them.
Ne.vcomb Carleton. president !"
the Western Pnion. who also has
been in charge of the cable systems
controlled by the government since
1 iM December, declared on the
ether hand. "We cannot see our way
clear to do better than we are doing
at this time."
J. M. Teagarden. of Weeping
and Jonas H. Teagarden. of
Nebraska.
Water
Prock,
"Vq just mopped 'em up"
4t7?icrc bays cl:ci-" J Izrzczz tz-tist retreat meant And, pep!
Say, ever?' mcC':cr'c ccrz charr-zd cs tho' he was the whole
Arrericar: Army, It zvjs ihs proudest moment of my life,'
More than 32,371,000 tins of Velvet Tobacco were sent to the boys in
France enough, if placed end to end, io reach 2340 miles or nearly from
New York to Brest. How much it heiped thern, their friendly letters testify.
WAS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL TODAY
From Friday's ratly
There may appear another article
in the i-.ue of today, telling of the
in; proved condition of M. Price last
evening, but during the night he
had a change for the worse, which
necessitated his being taken to the
hospital at Omaha, where he was
.ocimipanied by his ton George
Price of Litchfield, who came home
on account or his father's sickness
and assisted by A. Uabb, Max Price.
Prank Newman and others. He will
undergo an operation at the Lord
Lister hospital this evening or to
morrow. It is hoped that he may
wmhi lie better, and that his health
will return.
SPENDS DAY IN PLATTSMOUTH
From Friday's Dally.
Marion Dickson, who is located at
Valley, crme in this morning and i
visiting with his many friends here.
When he returned from overseas,
Marion was here but a short time
before going to work, and now this
visit at home is giving him further
opportunity to meet his old friends
aoout the city.
nnmnr nnrw mnnjmr
cr.iuuc oner nun mho
CUT OF HERE IS DISBANDED
Prom Thursdav's Daily.
The crew: cf carpenters, under the
direction of M. 15. Allen, which has
been employed by the !?nriiimto:i f.ir
some time past, has been disbanded
alter having completed the work in
hand. The personnel of the crew
will be laid off for a few moiitlu un
til such time as they shall i e called
to work again by the company. The
crew of six men, besides Foreman
Allen, was composed of four Platts
mouth men. Wayne and Adalbert
Allen. Frank Neuman and John Pa
jack, together with a couple of men
from out of town.
RETURNING TO WEST AFTER
RECREATION IN THE EAST
WILL WORK IN BARBER SHOP,
From Friday's Dally.
Roy Mayfield. who has been em
ployed in the Hurlingtoii shops for
some time past, and who has worked
in the-barber shop of II. II. Knhney
during his spare time from shop
work, has resigned his position fn
the shops and will hereafter devote
his entire time to the barber busi
ness, holding. down a chair in the
Kuhney tonsorlal parlors.
Don't forget us when you want
meat or groceries for harvest. We
can take care of you. Just call phone
No. 4 and we will have your order
up. IIATT & SOX.
Froin Priilay's Dally.
Mrs. Hazel It. Smith, who has been
in Chicago City. Minn., for the past
two weeks, having accompanied her
sister and husband. Frank I. Kinder,
there, together with her daughter,
Miss DeEtta Pell Smith, writes that
they are starting home today and
f.he will remain in Lincoln during
the month of August, coming here
about the first of September to re
open the Pastern Star Orphanage,
of which she is matron. They have
spent a delightful time, she writes,
on Schlemmcis island, near Chicago
City midst the cool atmosphere that
may be found within some five hun
dred miles of Plattsmouth in several
different directions.
ViLL DEPART SOON FOR
THE WEST TO RESIDE
From Friday 'h Daily.
Paul (Ira sum an is eleven years of
age today and is celebrating the
event in a becoming manner and re
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends and well wishes for the life
of usefulness which is before him.
Paul is a likeable lad and will soon
depart for the west, where his moth
er is making her home at Pueblo,
Colorado. He is a nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Pates, with whom
he has been making his home for
some time.
Velvet makes friends easily becaucc, like true friendship, it has been
ved to ripen naturally. For two years, Velvet ages in wooden hogsheads,
when it comes out it is just rigki no kick, no bite, no harshness.
You and Velvet begin that friendship now.
Ro'iI r. Velvet Cif-iret. KTure-nced mild
ness nnj smoothness nukc Velvet "just light"
for cigarettes. 45 Cigarettes for iSc.
the friendly tobacco
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Actual SU9
voTtri:
To the unknown lieirs, devisees.
Iruircs, itersona I representatives, arid
all other persons interested in the
est.-ite of Daniel X. Uestor; Miss Mary
J.rie Moore, ir living. t deceased, the
unknown ln-irs, l'Vlees, U-alces, per
sonal representatives ami all other
persotis i ntereMleil in the -slate of
.Miss Alary .Iain; Moore: John S. 1 arley,
if living, if il.?eea.seti, the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees, personal rer
resen ta l i ts and all other persons in
terested in Ihe estate of John S. Dar
ley: Salmon Hurtruin, if living. If do
eeas d. the unknown heirs, doviseej,
legatees, personal representatives and
all other persons interested in the es
tate of suluiin r.urtrum; Mary Jane
Hurt rum. If livinpr. if deceased, the
Unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives and all other
persons interi sted-in the estate of Mary
Jane Hurt rum ; the unknou'n owners
and unknown claimants of the north
east quarter iNi;4) of Section nine
teen l III). Township twelve (12), North
Kanue thirteen (U;, east of the 6th
I". Al., (.'as. rity, Netirasku. and all
other persons claiming any intorest of
any kiml in suid real estate, or any
part thereof:
You and eaeh of you are hereby no
lilied that on the .K'th lay of 'July,
r.M'.t, a petition was liled in the Dis
ti iet Court or Cass c ounty, Nebraska,
in wliieh Ada I:. Uestor, Charles K.
Kestor, Cuy II. liesfor and Krancis M.
l;estr, were plaJnt2Ts, and tt.e un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal reprosetitutivrsr and all othn.
persons interested in the estate of
laniel X. Uestor; Miss Alary Jane
.Moore, ir living. If deeeased. trie un
known heirs, devisees, legatees, per
sonal representatives and all other
oersoiis interested in the estate of
miss .Mary .lane Moore: John K. tiar
ley. if living, if deceased, the unknown
neirs. devisees, legatees, personal reo
resen tatives and all other persons in-
teresieo in the estate of John S. Dar
ley; Salmon Hurtruin. If living, if de
eaiea, the unknown heirs, devisees,
legatees, personal representatives and
an oilier persons interested In the es
tate of Salmon Uurtrum; Mary Jane
hurtrum. If living, if deceased, the
unKnown neirs. oevlsees. legatees, tier
sonal representatives and nil other per
sons Interested Jn the estate of Mary
Jane Hurtrum; the unknown owners
ani uiiKnown eiaunants of the north
east quarter (NK'4) of Section nine
teen (1. Township twelve 121. North
Kurige thirteen (13), east of the 6th
I. AI., Cass county. Nebraska, and all
other persons claiming any Interest
of any kind In said real estate, or
any part thereof, were defendants.
The ohjeet ami piaver of which pe
tition are to quiet the title in the
PlalntliTs. Ada l:. Uestor, Charles K.
Uestor, tiny H. Uestor-and Krancis M.
Bestor to the northeast quarter ( N K i )
of Section nineteen (13), Township
twelve (12). North Range thirteen (13)
east of the 6tli 1 AI., Cass county, Ne
braska, because said plaintiffs" hnve
had thi actual, open, notorious, exclu-
u I i'ia nnH nrlvei'ui iL't-.-.- 1 m
i anu every pari una parcel thereof for
mnr
the commencement of said action, and tifled that on. the 12th day of July,
for equitable relief. 1919, a petition was filed in -the Dis-
You and each of you are further trict Court of Cass county, Nebraska,
notified that you are required to an- in which" Vv G. Boedeker was plain
swer said petition on or before Mon- tiff and William Bennett, If living. If
day the first day of September, 1919. I deceased, his unknown heirs, devisees,
ADA 1!. BESTOK, I legatees, personal representatives and
CHARLES K. HKSTOII. 1 all- other persons Interested iu the es-
jl 1-oW.
(iUY H. UESTOR.
FRANCIS M. BKSTOR.
Plaintiffs.
C. A. IiAWLS.
Attorney.
i.i:;.i. oTiti3
In the liistrict Court of Cass coun
ty. Nebraska.
William U. Banning, . Plaintiff, vs.
Warner W. Folden, if living, if dead,
the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees,
or personal representatives of said
Wurner Yv Kolden, and the north half
of the northeast quarter (NV N13!4)
of Section tweutv-slx (26), Township
ten (10), Range thirteen OS), In Cass
county, Nebraska. and all persona
claiming any interest of any kind in
said real estate or uny part thereof.
Defendants.
To Warner W. Folden. If living, if
dead. the unknown heirs, devisees
legatees or personal representatives of
said Warner W. Folden, and the north
half of the northeast quarter N! Nfc!
Vi ) of Section twenty-six (26). Town
ship ten (101, Range thirteen (13),
In Cass county. Nebraska, and all per
sons claiming any interest of any kind
in said real estate or any part thereof,
Defendants:
You and each of you are hereby no
tified that on the 12th day of July
iyi9. William li. Banning, plaintiff
herein, has filed his petition In tho
District Court of Cass county, Nebras
ka, against said defendants, the ob
ject and prayer of which are to can
eel of record-a deed on said real es
tate made bv- James Folden and wife.
Sarrah. to Warner W. Folden, on the
2tii day of March. 1SSH and recorded
In book twelve (12) at page three nun-
u i en iiuny-one J1J oi me ueou i trt
ords of said Cass county, and to quiet
in pialutirr the title to the said north
half of the northeast quarter (NV4
NK'4) of Section twenty-six (26),
Township ten (10), Range thirteen
(13). la said county, against all claims,
rights and ileman " of all of said de
fendants. You are required to answer said
petition on or before the Slst day of
August, 1919.
Dated this 12th 1av of July. 1919.
iWILLXAM B. BANNING.
Plaintiff.
D. O. DWYEK.
Jll-4w. . ' Attorney.
K I.KfiAli AOT1CK
To William Bennett, if living. If. de
ceased, his unknown heirs, devisees,
legatee?, personal representatives and
all other persons Interested in the es
late of William Bennett: "all persons
interetftl In tho estate of Jackson G.
Oldham, deceased including creditors
ana claimants:
late of 'William Bennett and all per
sons Interested in the estate of Jack
son G. Oldham, deceased. Including
creditors and claimants, were defen
dants. The object and prayer of which pe
tition are to quiet the title in tho
plaintiff. Y. G. Uoedeker. to Lot two
(2 in the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter .(SWU SW'a) of
Section nineteen (19) and Lot one (t)
in the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter (SE1 SWVi) of Section
thirty CIO); and the west half of the
northwest quarter IW". NV'U J
the west half of the southwest quar
ter (W4 SW'i) of Section thirty t3n).
all in Township eleven (11). North
Range fourteen (14 . east of the fith
P. M.. Cass county. NenrasXa, because
said plaintiff has had the actual, open,
notorious, exclusive and adverse pos
session thereof, end every part and
parcel thereof for more than ten years
last past prior, to the commencement
of said action, and for equitable re
lief
You and each of you are further
notitied that you' are required to an
swer said petition on or before Mon
day, the luth day of September, iyi
W. G. BOEDEKER.
Plaintiff.
C. A. IiAWLS.
jll-6w Attorney.
Mrs. J. H. Short of this city to re
turn from, the army and navy ser
vice. There were four of the sons
of this couple iu the service and
three have returned, and are mak
ing this their home, all being ma
chinists, while Sergeant Karl M.
Short, who has just, arrived at New
York is also a machinist, lie will
come to Plattsniouth, and will thus
re-uuite the family.
Subscribe for the Journal.
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RETURN TO HOME IN WEST.
From Thursday's Daily.
This mnmlnsr ilr. Kmil Droege
and wife and 'Mrs. Gale Connor and
little daughter who have been visit
ing in this city for the past two
weeks, called here by tho death of
tiiiir father JnseDh Droege, who
was buried several days since. The
fr.iiu uro mnklnc fheir home at
Magna, Utah, and are well pleased
with the climate and country where
they are making their home, and
having good lucrative positions, and
a fine town in which to live they
are well pleased with the west.
more than ten years last past prior to You and each "of you are hereby no-
AT PORT YESTERDAY.
From Tuesday's Dally.
The press dispatches on tlie morn
ing papers tell of the arrival at the
port of New York of Sergeant l-.ari
M. Short the fourth son of Mr. and
in Oor Bamk
WHERE
FROM r
IT IS bAJFE
DON'T SPEND ftLL THAT MONEY JUST BECAUSE YOU ARE
GOING TO GET SOME MORE IN A FEW DAYS- PUT SOME OF
IT IN OUR BANK. DO THIS EVERY TIME AND YOU WILL SOON
HAVE A NICE SUM TO YOUR CREDIT. THEN YOU CAN EN
LARGE YOUR BUSINESS AND MAKE MORE MONEY.
COME IN. WE WILL WELCOME YOU.
WE PAY HTc ON TIME CERTIFICATES AND 3 1-2 ON SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS.
BRING IN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT PASS BOOK AND RE
CEIVE YOUR CREDIT FOR YOUR INTEREST DUE THIS MONTH.
Farmers State
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