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TIIURCDAY, DECEMBER 2H, 1920.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE SIX
WILL GIVE PROGRAM
AT MASONIC .HOME
Caldwell Orchestra Will Assist in the
Christmas Program at the Ne
braska Masonic Home.
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Let's make it a Neck
wear Christmas!
Too many suggestions are confusing. This one hits the rrnrk
give "him" a tie. No size to monkey with just pick him one of these
handsome patterns and it's all done.
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These prices are painless
35c 49c 69c 75c 95c $150
Cheney Silks 95c and $1.50
C. E. Wescott's Sons
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Each year the members of the big
family at the Nebraska Masonic
Home in this city are given a treat
at Christmas time in the day of en
tertainment and each occasion has
bten one of increasing pleasure to
the old folks at the home.
The entertainers of th city have
alway been very much pleased to do
what was possible to make Christmas
time as bright and happy as pjssible
for aged people who are unable to
pet nut and enjoy the festivities that
the old world lows to indulge in at
this period of the year. For th en
tertain ment this year the Caldwell
orchestra will furnish the program
and a delightful musical treat is id
Ft ore for the old people in having
this high class aggregation of ar
tists present at the home. The Cald
well concert orchestra is composed
of Dr. A. D. Caldwell, Richard Avard.
ImI H. Schulhof. Mrs. II. F. Goos and
Mrs. A. L. Caldwell.
The members of several of the Ma
sonic lodges of the state including
No. t; of this ci'y are preparing to
enter into the Christmas festivities
and the occasion is one that will be
fittingly observed at the home here.
As we approach the New Year, our thoughts reflect kindly on those
whose co-operation in the past has enabled us to
progress We wish YOU most heartily
A Merry Christmas
and a
Happy and Prosperous New Year
Farmers State Bank
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
WEATHER REAGHES
NEAR ZERO POINT
"EVERYBODY'S STORE
Men's Suits
$15, $30, $45
Open Evenings
til Xmas
Christmas Cards at The Journal Office.
This Morning the Mercury Pointed to
Five Above Zero and Indications
Strong For Further Drop.
When the Plattsmouth citizens
awoke this morning it was to find
that the first real winter morning of
the season was with them and the
mercury standing at five above the
i.ero mark. While this will be con
sidered mild weather alter in the
season, after the mild fail weather
we have had it was certainly hard
to take and the greater part of the
population that could do so, spent
the day hanging close to the s'.oves
and radiators rather than face the
frosty morning and the snap of the
winter weather.
The indications for the next few
days as given out by the weather
bureau are for continued cold weath
er this part of the west and the com
mencement of the winter weather.
However we have no kick coming
as this fall and the opening part
of the winter has been all that any
one could ask for at this time of the
year.
iV iV Christmas Suggestions Jit
. Mi for "HIS" Gifts!
YOU'LL find that most men
like to receive a Christmas
gift from the store from
which he himself buys the
year around. And most men ,
usually buy their furnishings
from a MEN'S SHOP. You
don't find junky stuff there
and it's a safe place to trade.
NOTE We not only are NOT
taking long profits, but are
marking goods down to -where
price levels will be next spring,
in most stores. We hope most
stores will get them dcwn this
.far by spring.
We are showing some excep
tional offers in Silk shirts
Jerseys, Crepes, Broads and
Satin stripes, at $4.00, $6.00,
$8.00 and $10.00.
As Ties, Socks and Handkerchiefs are the
popular gifts for men, bear in mind this
shop is the home of the "Cheney Silk tie"
the only place where you can buy
aim
Silk Shirts
Leather Novelties
Linen 'Kerchiefs
Gloves
Mittens
Sweaters
SUSPECT CASE MAY
BE ONE OF FOUL PLAY
Death of John Carter at Haxton. Col
orado, is to Be Investigated Ow
ing to Peculiar Wounds.
The death of John Carter, former
ly of Weeping Water, which occurred
at Haxton. Colorado, last Thursday,
is to be investigated, according to
reports received in this city.
The peculiar nature of the wounds
on the head of Mr. Carter is causing
the authorities there to look into the
"ase more closely and it may develop
that the unfortunate man was th'
victim of a murderous attack.
On the chin of Mr. Carter as wel"
as between the eyes were wound
that may have ben caused by a blow
of some severe nature and from the
indications was nqt of the nature
that would be caused by a Icicle from
a horse or from being trampled by
cattle as was first supposed by the
members of the family and the au
thorities. The body cf Mr. Carter
was not injured in the least ;.s would
have undoubtedly have been the ens"
had the wild cattle charged on him
and this circumstance was what set
the authorities moving in the mat
ter and it will be thoroughly sifted
out. '
drive Mrs. Vogt home afterwards.
Accordingto Cole's theory. Cram
mer threw him in the lack seat,
drove out on a lonely road, killed
Mrs. Vogt himself, drove back home,
placed Cole in the front seat at the
wheel, and told him to drive away.
Crammer went home and no one
-knew that he had been gone.
Cole did not know what happeneu
until he awoke in Grand Island. The
bedv of Mrs. Vogt was round along
the' road a half mile from the resi
dence to which G rammer told Mrs.
Vogt he would take Cole.
The almost living doll that is to 1 (
given away in the popularity con
test can be seen at the store of M.
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FORMER CASS COUN
TY MAN DIES ill WEST
Lewis Eaiker, son of late Samuel
Barker, Passes Away at Home
at Star, Idaho.
GRAMMER MURDERER
IS THEORY ADVANCED
The many old residents in thi.
commuriity will regret to learn ot the
death of Lewi? Barker, a i-on of the
late Samuel Barker, one of the pio
neer residents of Casi county, which
occurred at his home at Star, Idaho,
on November 2Sth.
The death of Mr. Barker came af
ter a lingering illness that covered
the past three years and during
which time he has gradually failed
in health un'il death came to his
relict.
The deceased was born i:i Cass
county sixty years ago and spent a
portion of his life time here and dur
ing his stay here was a devout mem
ber of the Methodist church of Eigh'
Mile Grove and has been a life long
and faithful reliever in this faith.
He departed for the west twentv
seven years ago and has since made
his heme in the Pacific mountain
states.
We wish to express
Our Appreciation
of Your Good Will
and Patronage
With Cordial
Seasons Greetings
H. M. Soennichsen
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The most ropular little girl in the
city will receive one of the finest dolls
ever made at the close of the pop
ularity contest of M. Fanger, which
is now commencing.
Christmas Candies!
Just as well have the best candies the market affords,
made fresh every day, at the
llarlwick Candy Kitchen
We make from the purest ingredients, deliciousChocolates, Marsh
mallow Creams, Broken! Mixed, Peanut Brittle and in fact candies
of all kind3, under the most sanitary conditions one could hope for.
TRY SOME OF OUR CARMELS
MADE EVERY DAY
W. J. HARTlftICK,
Hie Candy Man. North Fifth Street
Cole, Admitting He 'Agreed to Kill
Mrs. Vogt, Denies Murder in
Last Statement.
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INTERWOVEN Hose
and that our
'kerchiefs can take all th? blows comin'
to 'em.
Cravats
Collar Bags
Bath Robes
Smoking Jackets
House Coats
Silk Hosiery
Underwear
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Alson B. Cole went to the chair at
Lincoln Mondav nrotestlns his in-
Vogt.
Cole protested his innocence in a
last statement which he gave to two
' Christian Science practitioners.
I To his attorney, John M. Priest.
: Cole had outlined his theory of the
murder, and this was to be used in
the event of a new trial.
In private conversation Cole ad
mitted plotting with Grammer to
commit the crime, and although he
believed for a long time he had killed
her, Grammer was the actual slayer.
Grammer had the "drop" on him,
; Cole paid, having knowledge of some
forgeries Cole had committed and
threatening to reveal them unless
Cole acceded to his demand.
, Grammer arranged for the murder,
- had Mrs. Vogt go out in the automo
; bilp with Cole after he had filled
.the latter with whiskey, Cole claimed
net to remember what happened af
ter that. He woke up in Grand Is
land the next morning. Mrs. Vogt
was found dead during the night and
, Cole thought he killed her.
! As be discovered later, he said,
Giammer met him and ?r?. Vcgt
near St. Paul, two blocks from Ed
Vogt's house and got in the ear, tell
irg Mrs. Vogt they would take Cole
to the farm home cf a cousin several
miles away, leave him thera for the
nisht to sober up and that he would
ass
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