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Plattsmouth,
LOCAL NEWS
Frr.m Tuesdays Pally.
Attorney ('. Aldrich f F.lni
v.ood was in the city today looking
:ii'!r xmii' ma'ters in the county
court.
Miss Mat tie :.ipv:i depart. -.1 last
tening fur Pern, w horc she will
take up Lor studies in the state
n.rmal school i'.,r tin- year.
lien P.eckman car.if up this after
noon from his home near Murray to
attend the funeral of hi old friend.
Atlnlph Wesch. which was heid this
afternoon fnm St. Paul's church.
Mrs. Cc .ryi' Kritemaii and daimh
t r of Madison. Nebraska, who have
been enjoying a visit at the hoim.
of Mr. and Mrs. Her.ry OtV, for a
-I'ort time, departed this morning
for their home.
Koy McDankl and wife, of Hil
lings. Montana, arrived in the city
last evening tor a short visit with
Mr. McDnniel s father. John Mr Dan
iel and ether relatives and friends.
Mr. Melianiel and wife are enroe.te
to New Market. Iowa. f r a short
visit.
Mrs. John Hal! m-1 children of
Missouri Valley. Iowa. who have
been hero visi'tr.g with the parents
of Mr. Mall. Mr. and Mrs. J.. M. Hall
departed this afternoon, for their
home. They were accompanied as
far as Omaha by Mrs. K. K. McK"!:-
Mrs. Kniiua Ilinehimcr of Kluin.
Illinois, is in the city for a short
isir at the home of her brother.
li. Frans anil family. Mrs. Kine
himer has been visiting with her
relatives in the county while enronte
to fa'ifornia where fh will spend
the winter.
Phili pSchafer and wife i f Kxet-r.
Nebraska, who have been in this
city visiting at the home of Mr. ami
Mrs. J. P. Kalter and with members
if the Meisinger family. departed
this morning for their home. Mr.
and Mrs. Rchafer have been in Mis
souri where they visited at the home
of their son.
DR. H. G. LEOPOLD
OESTEOPATHTC PHYSICIAN
Si-r!l Attention to D Urn am of Wonift
ACUTK DISEASES TREATED
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
Night Calls Answered After Hour
and Sundays by Appointment
8:20 a. m. to 12:00 1:30 p. m. to 5:30
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corner of Seventh and Vine streets, where we will be
pleased to meet all our old patrons, as well as all new
ones who may have business in our line.
Repairing is Our Specialty
Battery Charging
Electric Welding
Reo Cars and Trucks for sale
New and Second Hand Cars
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Attorney William DelesDernier of
Flinwood was in the city today for
a few hours looking after business
at the court house where he appear
ed as attorney in the probating of
the will of Joseph Hoffman, deceas
ed. Mrs. Joseph Hoffman, son and
daughter were also here to attend
the hearing.
From Monday's Pally.
Mart Williams motored in this
morning from his home near Louis
ville and spent a few hours visting
his many friends in the county seat.
J. I.. mith from near Nehawka
was among those going to Omaha
this morning to look after some mat
ters on the live stock market for the
day.
Kd llt:ghnn of near Weeping
Water was in the citv today for a
fw hours visiting with friends and
looking after some business mat
ters. George M. Hild. the Perkins coun
ty land man. was among tho--e going
to Omaha this morning, where he
:! called to luok after some mat
ter of business.
Connie Schlater and wife. who
have been in the city enjoying .1
short visit with relatives and friend-d-parted
this morning for thtii
home at Oshkosh. Nebraska.
Mrs. Joseph Adams. who was
visiting at the state fair at Lincoln
the past week, has returned to this
city and was brought up Saturday
by Frank II. J -hr.scn of Weeping
Water via the automobile route.
William Sehmidtmai:, Jr.. who U
en paired in the banking business at
Manhy. was an over Sunday visitor
in the city at the home of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Schmidt
man. Charles Ward and Cyrus Living
ston, two 'of the prominent farmer?
of Weeping Water precinct are in
the city today for a few hours Iook
ing after some business matters with
the T. H. Pollock auto company.
Mrs. IJ. J. Halstead and children
returned home yesterday from Kqck
port. Missouri, where they have
been for the past week. Byron who
had his foot cut very badly a few
days ago is still suffering a great
deal f mm the injured member.
I). A. Young of Murray was in
the city yesterday afternoon for a
short time attending to a few mat
ters of business.
L. H. Puis of Murray was in the
city yesterday afternoon for a few
hours 'looking after some business
matters while enroute home from
Omaha.
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Wayne Dickson. of Louisville,
came down last evening by automo
bile to spend a few hours looking
after some business; matters. Mr.
Dickson is now In charge of a num
ber of sand pits at Louisville.
Guy IF. Claussen accompanied by
his brother-in-law, G. E. James of
Shoshone. Idaho, departed last ev
ening for Omaha where they spent a
short time looking after some mat
ters of business in that city.
J. ('. Baughman. wife and daugh
ter, of Coshocton. Ohio, who have
been in the city for u short visit
with N. K. Peoples and family, de
parted last evening for their home
in the east. The members of the
party have been visiting in I lie west
for the iast two weeks.
Mrs. P. P. P.usch departed this
morning lor Omaha, where she. will
cpend the day taking in the style
diow arranged for merchants' week.
and inspecting the latest models in
ladies ready to wear garments for
the Ladies Toggery. She will be
joined in the metropolis this even
ing by Mr. Busch and they will at
tend the Klks' night celebration at
Krug jark. along with the thous
and (more or less) other Platts
mouth Klks.
OMAHA MAN SUS
TAINS SEVERE FALL
George Xrymes Slipped when Alight
ing- lion Steps, of No. 14
Here Last Evening-.
Frnm Wp,insi!ny s Dntiv.
Last evening as No. 14 drew up
it the platioim at the Burlington
tation. the bystanders on the plat
form were startled as the form ot
man fell from one of the vesti
bules of the train and struck the
datform and lower Mep of the train
with great force. The injured man
was at once assisto.i to an automo
bile anil hurried to the oltice of the
Burlington .surgeon where an exami
nation was maile ol ins injuries.
The man proved to be George Krymes
of Omaha, who was coming to this
citv to iook up some oi nis om army
friends, ami the accident as he tells
t occurred when
the untortunate
it from the train
to stop off the
man starteu to ang
and as he started
heei of his shoe caught in the metal
work of the top step which Mr.
vrynies states was slightly loose
ind as a result he was thrown down
he y'-ps and fell striking his hack
against tne lower step wuu great
force and bruising himself
verv
badiv although it is not
thought j
that any bones were broken in the
fall. The injured man was later
taken to the Perkins house, where
lie is now resting up from the acci
dent.
Mr. Krymes has returned from
France onlv a few weeks ago and as
he had not definitelv settled down
to work decided to come to I'latts-
month and look up a number of the ;
former members of the machine gun;
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company or the otn .NenrasKa na-
tional guard, with whom he served!
on the Mexican border at Camp Cody!
prior to being sent to France, but '
his trip proved rather unfortunate!
for him as it will result in his be-!
ing laid up for several days. Prior'
to his entrv into the army in 1917.
Mr. Krymes was engaged in the res
taurant business in Omaha, being
located on South i:?th street. He ar
rived in Omaha from abroad about
three weeks ago and lias since been
spending his time in Omaha looking
over a suitable location for a good
chef or restaurant man and having
heard of Plattsmouth from his army!
friends, decided to come here, meet
ing with the severe accident as re
lated. MRS. MANNERS BRUISED
BY LEAP FROM AUTOMOBILE
From Wednesday's Pally.
On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Manners, residing south of
the city, had quite an unpleasant ex
perience in their automobile while
they were driving down the hill in
the pasture Just north of the farm
house. As the car was going down
hill, the pinion in the rear of the
car oroKe anu u was u.mcuit
iiifin i lie speeu oi me car aim guiue
its course and as a result it started
down the incline at a fast rate of
speed that frightened Mrs. Manners
and she leaped from the car and was
thrown quite violently to the ground
being very badly bruised.
Mr. Manners stayed with the run
away car and after it crashed thru
a wire fence was able to get it stop
ped. He at once hurried to Mrs.
Manners, who apparently had suf-
fered no broken bones, but was se-
verely bruised and shaken up as the
result of the accident. Mrs. Man-
ners was brought into Plattsmouth
yesterday and had -the injuries ex-
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amined but no broken bones could
be discovered and it was thought
right in a few
days. It was verv
fortunate that her
injuries were not of
nature.
a more serious
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT
IN FALL FROM HAYMOW
From Wednesday's Pnity.
Last evening Earl Wiles, a son of
George Wiles, residing nine miles
west of .Murray, met with quite a
painful accident and as a result of
which he will be compelled lo re
main on the retired list for a few
days. Earl was working in the bay
mow in the barn when he losl his
footing and fell to the floor below,
striking in his descent the manger.
The young man was severely bruis
ed and at first it was feared lie bad
sustained fracture of some of t ho
ribs but on the arrival of Ir. G. II.
Gilmore of Murray, an examination
failed to reveal any broken bones
and aside from the severe Infixes
sustained, it is thought that he has
not received any serious injuries.
The injured man is reported as rest
ing easily today and hopes soon to
be over the effects of the accident.
ENJOYS FAMILY PARTY.
From Wednesday's Pally.
A very pleasant family
was held at the Pfoiffer
Sunday which was most
to those taking part. A
gathering
home on
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delightful
four course dinner was served which
aided in making the day Ifhe of the
rarest enjoyment. The lare num
ber present pent the time in visit
ing and having a general good. time.
Hr. and Mrs. J. Murd.ick of Fort
Crook and Mr. and Mrs
Schmitz of Plattsmouth we:
those present.
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ST. MARY'S GUILD
HOLDS MEETING
Ladies
Tars,
Charmingly Entertained by
J. A. Donelan Yesterday
Luncheon Served.
Frnm Weilns(ay s Pally.
The ladies of the St. Mary s G i b1.
of the Episcopal church were very
charmingly entertained yesterday at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Donelan .i
N'orth Sixth street, and the host :.-;
was assisted by her daughter. Mi"
Margaret, in the entertaining.
There were a large number pres
ent at this, the first meeting of 'he
u'.ir. and mucti interest was shovi
by
the ladies in the- work planned f -
'he coming season. The guild
planning for their annua! "irisi :'.;:
shop and the afternoon was speui u
the preparation of articles which
will be placed on sale at the shop,
and many dainty and beautiful ;:i
tides wi. re prepare 1 by the r.embei
At a suitable hour a very teniiti:f
luncheon was served which, came a
a most pleasing feature of the ; f-
l(,rlloon
prograni.
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From Wcdnesila y's Paily.
The officers of the local lodge of
the Royal Arcanum have just receiv
ed a draft from the office of the
grand secretary for the amount of
$3. 000, due on the life insurance
policy carried by the late J. M.
Johns with the local lodge. The
amount of the payment will be
turned over to the daughter of the
deceased. Mrs. Florence liurdick, of
Omaha. This is quick work in
settling the claim as it was not pre
sented until the first of the month
and the members of the lodge here
feel a great satisfaction in its
prompt settlement.
LOCATED IN OMAHA.
From Monday's Pallv.
Harold Smith came down fr.vn.
Omaha Saturday for an over Sund
visit here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Smith. Harold is now
with the Union Pacific railroad be
ing employed in the drafting depart
ment at Omaha and is well pleased
with his new line of work. This
young man is one well qualified for
work of this kind and his friends
are pleased that he is meeting wiih
so much success in his work.
DEATH OF MRS. LOTTIE BARGER
This morning at her home in the
north portion of the city Mrs. Lottie
Barger. passed away after quite a
long illness due to lung trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Parger have been in
the city for only a little over a week
having stopped here on an atito trip
for the benefit of Mrs. Barger's
health and while here her condition
became so serious that it was im
possible to save her life and after a
. few days suffering she has
passed
away. The Barger family formerly
resided at Waukenney, Kansas,
wnere air. Barger a .u6.i6.a
f-T-nino- ond Airirl tO the D00T
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health of the wife the farm was sold
and the auto trip taken up hoping
that she will be all
that
it
would be bfiji liclal to Mr.:,
who had never fully recov-
. Barger
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from an attack of the 'flu'. The
deceased lady leaves to mourn her
death the husband and two sons and
on step son. Tin- Tmsband and
step f-on were at I lie borne here when j
the death of the wife and mother I
oecuirtd. The funeral jrrange
nients have not been fully completed
as yet.
"OLE" HAS BROKEN WHEEL.
F'im Tiifc-il.n v's Pnllr.
Saturday evening whiln G. V.
Olson. the highly cMicient mail
carried, was returning from Union,
v. here he had ber-n in attendance at
the Old Settb-rs picnic, he met with
a rather disagreeable experience
with his auto and as a result will
be out several iron boys to pay for
the repairs. "Ole" v;is driving
along over the government aid road
near Murray and on reaching the
section that is being worked by the
graders. hi car failing to respond to
the steering apparatus swunc? to the
side of the road hitting an embank
ment and bent the radius rod and
damaged one of the front wh-ds :o
badly tha it will ream re much repairing-.
The auto was later towed
into the city and placed in dry
for a few davs.
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PETERSEN MONDAY
Largely Attended and Under Direc
tion cf Mesons ?.ni Knights Temp
lar of Which He Was Member.
'"--em Ti:f"!.iv's Pally.
The funeral services of John
f'iiarles Petersen were held yester
day afternoon a o'clock from the
late home on lu'A-er Main street
and was quite largely attended by
lie many old fri'-nrls of the family
and members of the various 'tranch
es (,f the Masonic fraternity of which
Mr. Petersen had 1" en a very prr.m
:i : -nt member during his lif- tittT.
At liome the KrJ'-'lits Templar
!''l(i i heir rif va'ist ic service and the
Itev. Fatlier V.'. P. Leete. reitor of
St. Luke's Episcopal church
offered the prayers for the ld--s-e,l
lend, bo'li services being very beau
tiful and attended by a hirge num
ber of the old and close friends of
the family. During the service "tlu-
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Mindly Liht."
I The services at the prav w-re
eondtif.-ted by the P!:i I t-iiio'i u
Xo. 'i. A. F. k A. M. in a rios; im
pressive manner and all tint was
ii.orti:! of their brother ti:i.:'JVJ-' to
its rest in the trrave wi'h t!,r ritual
istic Fervice of the order. Mr. '.U::-.
Goinmandery N"o. .", K. T. j '.-o par
ticipated in the Fervice at th c, r;i
tery.
Ti-e wealth 1" fb.ral remenibranc
es silently attest d th deep feel
ing of irrif that th" deatl: of Mr.
Petersen had broush? to the com
munity and he liiLrli re pec in
which he had been he'd by the many
old friends and busiress a-.ciatf'-.
In honor 'f tl.e v.j-rv of ?.lr. Pet
ersen the bu-ines hmi'i.x of fh city
were clo-o.i fr.'.m P. o 4 'r !' i'. dur
ing the time of the funeral.
Those from out of the city t at
tend th" funeral v.-ere; .lame? J?p
son. V. ri'a lock . Georae K' 5--'ing.
Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Scdiafcr.
Omahf. : Ir. '. K. Lou -hridse.
Ovtaha: t'liris' !r. XeUou. Gnnha:
Mr. and Mr. Albert Hansen. Wash
ington. Neb. ; Mr. and Mrs. L. "'.
Hansen. Tilden. Xeb.; Mr. and Mrs.
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