THURSDAY. JANUARY 27. 1921
PLATTSUOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE HVE
A
AVer-
K.r
P.r.
fri
o
Murray Department
'-'re.-rared in the Interest of the People
To All Parties
HOLDING COUPON LIBERTY LOAN
BONDS OF THE FOURTH ISSUE
It is necessary that all such bonds be
converted into permanent bonds of
the same issue, as the last coupon on
the temporary bonds of the fourth
issue is past due.
If you will bring such bonds you have
on hand to us, we will be glad to serve
you in the way of exchanging these
bonds for you.
YOURS FOR SERVICE
iorrav
0 did
The babv of William Rich ter is'
reported as being: sick. i giving the best service to all who
V. II. Puis and family were guests j have cream for sale. Come in and
at the home of V.. C. Giln.ore last j let us handle your cream. The Jiur
S;i"dav. iray Cream Station.
For Sale: P.red Duroc Jersey gilts- T. J. Drendrl was a visitor in
a:: ! -i.ws.- Albert Young. Murray, j I'nion last Monday, driving down to
N" i.i k.i 'meet Miss Margaret Vallery, v ho
!b i! Young sold another
of i
hi- fin
to 'r
Iniroc Jersey sows tills
Timms.
week,
I
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.'i v hi; home in Muriay at the
l v 1 1 ill is confined to her home , Berger hotel, departed last Monday
on account of
T. S. D;-rrc
K(i!SO bllsilHS-
sickness.
s was looking after:
matters in Omaha
-hurt time lust Monday.
'-s.-!-. lialph. Kennedy and George
. iikiou. Jr.. were visiting with
r.ds in O.iiitlia last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Y. Mcfracken
enjoying a visit from a number
relatives re'.-idin:r in Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway, parents
Mrs. Jarvis Lancaster, spent last
nu;.' '4t the Lancaster home.
Lee Karr.s. wlio lives several miles
from Murray, is reported as not feel- (
ing very v.tll at this writing. 1
TL. ! -: pric fur poultry of all
kinds. ..ill b..- ;,aiJ at the Murray
Cream S: a !!.
J. A. Srotten.
T. J. Rrcndel was looking after
siiire l '-iiK -s matters ir Plat tsnicut h j (j
mi aiuruay. driving over in nis
ear.
Albert EarleM was a visitor for a
u- niiitr : davs lux wevk in dmaha.
re-;urr. ing to Murray Monday even
ii.a. c I.. SpaP'-rler. one "f the rf'mi
!.' tit fart.i' rs nortli f Murray was
a vi-itor in the county seat last Sat
urday. Ti!ii Johnson the chief chef at
the Hetel Percer during the absence
t .Vr iJerire
cr. v iio ;s visiting in
t :n- .-i i i. .
!.:''" Mo:.a vi.-'a Tilson. who has
been sick for the
past few days with
grippe, i-s consider-
T I If": . -.s i;l
abb- better.
JM.r Ib.bsc.'ieit.
v a--, a '. ;si' :,r at t li-
.Ti !!! i .ir-cl't-i! . Jr.
of Plattsmouth. (
bom- ofl son.
1 r a nuiHlu r of
lavs t h-- pas; w-t k.
.-;:v.- ..-ii a; C..rpenter work. P.riag
iu your Jos, and we wtll have 'Mn,
otrt ot -.ur way Vefe.re the good
vea'htT ci,;;,c. J. A. Scot ten.
The Alaskan
was -hown on
'ountrv film which
he screen at the pic-
i are snow
last Saturday evening wa,
very interest in
and proved well
worth seeing.
Josei-h Lefil va;
looKing alter
some business matters in P'.
mouth last Tuesdav. g(,ir.f; up oi
. '-S- ,
the
evening train.
A. H. Gra ves was a visitor 1 ; i -1
'I'u'vd.o- I !;e Irnik of his brother,
C. L. Grac. of I'nion. going down
on the- morning train and returning
in the afternoon.
They have come thick and fast. You have been
waiting for just this, especially in many needed articles
for your home. How about the pillow tubing and
sheets? You can buy now at ONE-HALF PRICE.
9 4 sheeting, best quality made, per yd 65c'
36-inch pillow tubing, per yd ". 40c
40-i:ich pillow tubing, per yd 50c
Hope muslin, per yd 19c
Indian Head suiting, per yd 35c
Be rcsured that as fast as the market declines on
merchandise, this store goes down with the price.
Hi&tf
MURRAY,
of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Refers
V. c ar? paying the best prices and
was returning from Lincoln, where
she had been visiting.
Jessie McVey, who has been mak-
for Plattsmouth, where he will make
his home for the present,
Mrs. John Fitch, who
has
been
sick at her home several miles west
of town, is reported to be on the
road to recovery, which will be
pleasant news to her friends.
Fred Rhode wald was a business
visitor in Murray last Tuesday, look
ing after some business matters for
the T. II. Pollock Auto company, for
which concern he is a capable sales
man. Col. W. R. Young came down from
Plattsmouth Monday and conducted
the sale of Richter brothers. Tuesday
jir. Young conducted a sale at the
home of Geo. H. Stoehrs. west of
Mvnard.
Frank Shaw and John Rrisbain
parted a few days ago being north
ward hound, and s few days later
were seen by Murray people at South
Omaha. where they were seeking
j employment.
I Miss Neva Latta. who has been
'teaching in the Emerson schools for
:the present term, returned home a
few days ago on account of the clos-
ing of the schools because of the
prevalency of small pox.
' Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Roedeker en
tertained last Sunday noon for din
jner at their home in Murray, Mr.
iaad Mrs. Glen Todd and Miss ISu
lah Sans. A most ' enjoyable time
I v. as had by the friends on this occa
jsion. I Galen Rhoden took advantage of
'the- opportunity to drag the roads
leading I nun the main traveled high
jvay in his neighborhood a few days
aei. and had them in excellent con
Iditiou when the sleet and snow came
()f the week
who has
t....-.i ... ..-l-
been visit
ing at Ewing the past week returned
home a few days ago ana reports
.. thoro h met Silas Slo-
. rtflilipr ni-P,v there. Mr.
?locumb was always a rustler and we
iare not surprised to hear of his pros-
reritv.
Little Earl Hobscheit was bother
ed with a toothache some days ago.
but went bravely to the office of
Dr. Rrendel and. like the little man
he is, climbed into- the chair and.
leaning his head back, allowed the
doctor to take out the offending
molar without even a whimper.
. Tuft,
NEBRASKA
Last Memtlay a number of the boys
and men about town, on invitation
of officers of the law, went to Platts
mouth, where they received a music
lesson from the county attorney, al
though Mr. V. A. Kennedy suggest
ed t hat they were like tn "nigger,"
in that they received the last part
first.
The sale held by Reich ter broth
era last Monday at their home west
of town was well attended and nearly
j . w V 1 UUt v liut. J I - V lit a -.t
buyer, l he property onereu was an
in good condition and was well worth
the prices paid for it. Col. T.V. II.
Young. Nebraska's popular auction
sale crier officiated in .the ring, and
while the weather was not the best
he held the interest of the crowd to
the very last.
T C.I
x or siuc. i
A few more Duroc Jersey boars at j
$45; also bred pi Its. j
Albert Younj, Murray, Neb.
Has an Electric Chair.
This is not for the electrocution
.of criminals, but for the purpose or
I having seme fin, and they get it
to. At the barber shop there has
I . i i. .i .
neon rigge.i up a iwm i auui.iu-;i m
a barber chair which people have
been in the habit of sitting in.- It
is told of a prominent business man
taking a seal in the chair, but arose
without an invitation, landing in
the floor. We were examining the
scientific design, but found soon that
the best way was to just look at it
and not touch the thing.
Murray Christian Church.
Service.- next Sunday as follows:
l;ib!e sch.nl at 1 a. m.
Morning services at 11 a. m. Ser
mon. "Th-; Christ of Today." All
members are urged to be present at
these services and to invite their
friends to attend. A cordial invita
tion is extended t the public to at
tend. A. G. Hollowell. Minister.
Ee Gave Us a Play of Words.
When O. A. Davi.s asked why
"Dud" March went to school, we an
swered, we sutnos'd because the
lav.- required attendance, but he in- j
formr us it was to make "Ludwei-er
Dud wiser, and this was not a vio
lation of the prohibition law either.
Loses a Valuable Cow.
Last Friday evening some miscre
ant opened the gate t n the cow y;ird
of J. W. Rerger adjacent "to the ho-
! tel. and allowed his four cows to
pet away, then closed the ga'e again.
This was evidently intended for a
joke, but it cost Mr. P.erger ?10(.
Tin- cows "iiil.'rci! down to the
Missouri Pacific stork yards and there
two of theiu u ere 'truck by a pas.-ing
train, with the result that one was
killed, and another had a horn broken
op". We !o not say no one should
have any fun. but to do thinu which
causes loss to another and do in mal
iciously, is a crime, and v. ho ever does
such, things should be punished there
for. Vere in a Hurry to Go.
V.'neh it was suggest ed that th
blo dhouiuN be secured to trace the
cuipret who opened the gate and
caused the loss of a valuable cow
!h Urging to J. XV. Perger. two of
the p'-ep'e who had heretofore for
o:r.e time past l.c--!i making Murray
their hdgintr pko-e. made a hurried
d.p;:rture. catching the local freight
at the elevator, not waiting to get
a ti ket for South Dmaha.
Two Ycun ladies Airive.
("i last Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Wilber. the kind
stoik left one of the nicest blue eyed
1 aby girls imaginable, which was
"'elconied by the happy parents, and
are rapturous with joy over the r:r
They have nothing on Mr.
f-rtfl Mrs. Arthur Reed, who on the
fol'cwing day were proud over the
arrival of the daintiest little bit of
humanity in the shape of a young
laughter, which ha? added much
joy to their heme, and all concerned
are doinsr nicely. There was some
concern regarding the happy fathers,
but both are coming along fine now.
Celebrated Birthday.
A social event of much importance
was celebrated when by their com
plete surpris . some sixty of the
iriends of Mrs. Arthur Arnold, who
with her husband v ere going to the
picture shew am5 had stopped at the
home c;f Mr-. Arnold's brother. Jar
vas Lar.c.i-ter ;ind wife for a short
.tot) cn their way. and were sur
prised by a company of s'irae sixty
who had timed their appearance to
the visit.
The evening was one which every
one present erj'-yed and was a sure
surprise on the lady whose birthday
they had chosen to celebrate. The
evening was pleasantlv enjoyed and
was added to when all were called
to sit down to a suniptious supper,
which had been prepared by the
guests.
Visiting in South.
Mrs. J. V. Rerger and son-in-law
J. H. Drown, departed a week ago
for Ness county Kansas, wherp they
were to visit at the home of George
Herser. Mrs. - Rerger departed lor
Oklahoma City, where she will visit
at tiie home of her daughter. Mrs.
Hteiner. for some time. p. n. Rrovn
with the conclusion of his visit in
Kansas and the completion of some
business which he was looking after
in Hie "sunflower" state, returned
home, arriving last Mondav.
Settles For Injun.
Lust Monday in company with Dr.
If fcnyof the readers of thp
Journal Irr.oy of any social
eTentoritem of Interest In
ibtti vicinity, and will mail
same to tbis ofllce. It will ap
pear under tbis tieadirifr. VTe
wart all news lticsEriTon
!:. r. Diendtl, his physician, C. M.
Heed was a visitor at Lincoln, where
he settled with the I'nion Accident
Ir-crance company for the time lost
while he was incapacitated by lea
s vi of the injury which he received
i.i one of his thumbs, the company
paying hiin one hundred dollars in
fc" lament. II r. Keed says he is sat
i lied that the company is a straight
forward concern and that he took
il:e insurance nearly three years ago
through their agent J. V. Holmes,
of I'ltismouth.
Murray School Notes.
Clara Mrasek was absent from
school Monday.
Curtis Farris spent Sunday after
neon with Lester Long.
Violet Vallery called on Blanche
Scoiten Sunday afternoon.
Lois Scotten spent Sunday after
neon at the home of Doris Wright.
Lr nson Timm returned to school
M. iiday after a two week's absence.
Leon Gansemer was a visitor at
the 1-cme of Margaret Puis Friday.
Nellie and Vitas Tinker visited
v. i i'i Mabel and Charles Howard Sun
day. Violet Keil and Rose Read were
viM'ors at our school Friday morn
in Ardei h
school iast
Read was absent
week on account of
from
siek-
ncss.
Lester, Leon, and Clell Gansemer
pnt Sunday at the home of Ralph
and Leslie Gansemer.
The first grade had a vacation
Friday while the second and third
grades totk examination.
F.sther Puis has been on the sick
l!s
t o
si?:;e Saturday amr v a- not able
return t' school Monday.
Margaret Dietl. Hazel. Davis,
i'.iche Scotten. and Violet Vallery
Sunday afternoon wi'h Marie
v
Carl. Joe. and Henry Dietl. Dick
Maui; and Kenneth Farris went skrt-
r.g Sund:y afternoon. They found
the :ee lather rough.
Mjbel Howard wa sick with the
grirpe last week and w.i compelled.
U' he absent from school several
day.-. She returned Thursday morn
igr. just in time to take the examina
tions. ' :!ii and Vilas Tucker are le?.v
ir.!." '.:r school today, for which we
p." all very s-orry. The best wishes
0f t).e school go with them, and
no;- - that They will enjoy their work
in their rev school.
The w; tits of the seventh grade -V.'arited:
More spelling Gladvs
Mrasek.
""Vantedr More 'Arithmetic Hel
en Perrv.
V.'n; ed :
car o clr:
V.ont.-d:
Il;e-.iv.
W-iiite !:
Die-1
Van ted:
1 -Oil -T.
Tiie snow to fall so
th riding Dick March.
Jess geograp
Less Reading - (
More hiiorv I
r l
-te-
V,'
;,....
V,"
the
who
nted:
have
tupils
want
Fewer subjects. Elsie
now t( Id the wants of all
up stairs so that those
less work will have to
more.
offtji $eoo roii stayer
OF ADRIAN BAR STOW
Lincoln. Jan. I'.V Reward for the
the arrest and conviction of the mur-
lerej of Adrian F. P.arrtow. promi
nent young Lincoln bt;sine-s man.
vho was shot to death in the front
yard of his lumie here late Saturday
aii.'it. now totals $Cio. The state,
through Governor McKelvie. autho
rised a reward of $J00; lanc-.ister
ou'i v put up $100 for information
'eading to the apprehension of the
slayer and the Rarstow family added
!foli:j to the fund.
Police are without any clews iu
the case.
FOR SALE
Seventeen acres of land 1' V miles
west of Murray. Six room bouc
ond small out-buildings.
J. L. SMITH.
The Journal has received a fine
lire of "Standard" diaries.
Will Serve Lunch!
will serve Lunch. Tobac
co, Cigars, Cigarettes and all
needed Refreshments at Pub
lic Sales this season. Make
dates with Col. W. R. Young.
Oscar Jailer,
Murray
Nebraska
1
AUCTIONEER
Always Ready for Sale
Dates far or near.
RATES REASONABLE
.SATISFACTION 02 HO PAY!
REVERSE ALL, CALLS
Telephone 423 Plattsmoutli Exchange
?s c
Household Goods
Great Sacrifice!
FURNITURE BEEN USED
THREE MONTHS
One new 6-hole coal range
with reservoir.
One new enamel kitchen
table.
Eight chairs.
Two rockers.
One oak pedestal.
One drop head Singer sew
ing machine.
Two beds complete.
Twe dressers.
Two 9x1 2 rugs.
Four small rugs.
One gas lamp.
Six window shades.
One clock.
One Vacuum cleaner.
One heating stove and nu
merous other articles.
Everything marked at a sac
rifice price; want to sell at
once. This entire lot is moved
to Christ & Ghrist Furniture
store at 4th and Main streets.
Every article will be sold as
marked. PHONE 645.
CARSON MAY REFUSE
ULSTER PREMIERSHIP
London. Jan. 24.. Sir Edward Car
on is expected to refuse the pre
miership of the province of Clsier
and also intimates his withdrawal
from Irish affairs when he receives
an Cster delegation tomorrow, says
the Daily Mail. He will continue his
interest in Ireland, the newspaper
declared, "simply as a well wisher
frcru England." The Mail says King
George may open the Ulster parlia
ment next month.
PUBLIC SALE!
We will offer for sale at public
aurtb.n on the John Engelkcmier
farm 7 miles west, U mile north of
Murray and 3 miles north and 4
miles east of Weeping Water, on Sat
urday, February loth. 1921, the fol
lowing described property. Sale
commences at 1:20 p. m.
Horses One team bay, C and 11
years, wciit2800; one team bay and
krrel 7 and C, years, weight 2"00;
u;e mare, smooth mouth, weight
1 o:r ; one team, coming 4 year olds,
we;ht one mare 10 years,
weight 12o0; one colt 3 years, weight
12 r.0.
Ka-m implements One set harness
1 ' iiii-h, one Newton wagon, one
truck wagon, one buggy, one disk
harrow, two riding Badger cultiva
tors, two John Deere listers, one sulky
plow, one John Deere gang plow, one
P. & O. two-row cultivator, one new
Hoosier seeder, one Deering binder,
one stall: cutter, six tons timothy
hay.
Term: : All i ums of ?10 and un
der, cash in hand; over that amount
a credit of six months will be given,
purchaser givir.c rote with approved
iecuriiy bearing nine per cent inter
est from date rf sale. Over 510, two
per cent off for cash.
KNGELKEMIER BROS, Owners.
Col. W. 11. Young. Auctioneer.
W. G. Boedekcr, Clerk. 3td 3tw.
PUBLIC SALE!
The undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction at his farm, one
mile west of Murray, beginning at
10 o'clock a. m., on Friday. Febru
ary 4th. the following described
property:
Live Stock One bay horse, 4 years
old. weight 3f.O; one buckskin mare,
4 years old. weight 13i0; one buck
:.kin mare. 8 years old. werght 1T00;
one brown mare, 3 years old, weight
150; one gray mare, 11 years old,
weight lo50; one bay mare, 11 years
old. weight 1400; one bay horse
colt. 2 years old, one bay mare colt,
2 years old: one buckskin horse colt,
2 years old; one bay mare colt, 1
year old; one buckskin mare colt. 1
year old; seven cows, one giving
milk; six yearling steers, one year
ling heifer, three spring steer calves,
four spring heifer calves, one 3-year-old
Red Polled bull.
Farm Machinery One John Deere
binder, 7-ft., one John Deere wagon,
one John Deere corn planter, one
Bradley riding lister, one walking
lister, one Case gang plow, 12-in.,
one 14-in. walking plow, one Badger
cultivator, one King grain drill, one
3-section harrow, one McCormick
mower, one Sterling 2-row stalk cut
ter, one elevator, power and jack,
three sets of work harness, one hay
rack, one disk harrow, some house
hold furniture, and numerous other
articles.
Oscar Nailor will serve lunch at
noon.
Terms of Sale: "ATI sums of $10
and under, cash in hand; over that
amount a credit of nine months will
he given, purchaser giving note with
approved security bearing eight per
cent interest from date of sale. All
property must be settled for before
being removed from the premises.
O. A. DAVIS. Owner.
W. R. Young, Auctioneer.
!V. G. Bcedeker. Clerk.
Wheo you think of printing, yon
can't Lelp but think of ns.
BETTER THAU GOLD.
Everybody knows by experience
that good advice is better than gold.
A fresh and convincing proof is given
in the following letter sent us by
Mr. John Murnik, Brilliant. Ohio,
Dec. 6: "Here lives a man who has
suffered from stomach troubles for a
long time. He tried all possible med
icines, but his case seemed to be
hopeless. Then finally I told him to
try Triner's Hitter Wine. He fol
lowed my advice, and today he is
again in the best of health and recommend.-,
Triner's Hitter Wine to ev
eryone whom he meets." He can do
so in all conscience, because Triner's
Hitter Wine is an unparalleled rem
edy for constipation, poor appetite,
headaches, nervousness, insomnia and
ether sufi'en'ngs, connected with stom
ach disorders. Your druggist or
dealer in medicines h;.s it in stock
a? well as Triner's Liniment which
is the best preparation after expo
sure to cold or rainy weather. Jo
ee Jarvis at Once!
Jarvis Lancaster is offering the following goods at
very attractive prices, and those who are needing such
article will find it to their advantage to see him.
One Ottawa "C" cylinder corn sheller; one Excel
sior motorcycle; one Reeves saw mill in good condition;
one Chalmers six, 1917 model auto in good condition;
one Reo truck (1917 model) in good condition; one
1916 model Ford touring car.
JARVIS l -
lorage
Yes, winter is here, and if the storage batteries
do not give the best of satisfaction, bring them to us,
and we will place them in first class condition for you.
We have just added a new
TUN GAR RECTIFIER
for charging batteries, and are prepared to care for all
your battery wants, having all needed parts and re
pairs. In addition we also carry an excellent line of
new batteries.
The Murray Garage
L. H. PULS, Manager
pring is Coming Near!
A few days off yet we will allow, but the days
will soon be past, and we must be ready with the work
when the time comes. Now is the time to get things
ready on the farm. How about the implements, and
the hamecs, do they need looking after? We are carry
ing a full and complete stock of hardware, and at the
best of prices.
See us for anything in the line needed. We are
carrying a good stock of horse collars and in fact all
farm necessities.
W. H. Puis
Murray,
Does This Interest You?
You can make some money. See the specials this
week and as long as they last. We are offering some
very attractive figures on rubber goods, especially in
ladies and misses rubber overshoes.
FOR THIS WEEK
We are offering corn, beans and peas at 10 cents
per can. Better hurry!
HERE YOU ARE
With every $10.00 purchase of goods in our store,
we will give you a $1.40 can (3-lbs.) of Butternut
coffee for $1.20.
F. T. WILSON
THE SERVICE STORE
MURRAY
seph Triner Company. 133C-4 5 S.
Ashland Avenue. Chicago, 111.
CLOVER SEED WANTED.
Anyone having clover seed, advise
number of bushels. Highest market
price paid your track. Mailing
pouch sent on request.
JOHNSON BROS.
Nebraska City. Neb.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Several improved farms in Cass
county, ranging from 40 acre to Hit)
acre tracts. Terms to suit and priced
right. 1. O. box 677.
FRANK VALLKUY,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Durcc Jerseys for Sale.
A fw more of those fine Duroc
Jersey boars for sale at $45 dollars
each.
ALBERT YOUNG.
AGASTEK
Hardware
Nebraska
I JEBRASKA
Batteries!