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THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1921.
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Astronomers have discovered a
new "sky tramp." Tell him to move
on, officer.
:o:
Will future generations be known
for whiskered tonsils caused by
drinking hair tonic?
:o:
Perhaps some of the girls wear
rouge to hide the fact that they have
lost the art of blushing.
:o:-
Voliva says the world is fiat;
New Yorkers insist it is a long street
lined by electric lights.
:o:
Revise the old warning. Make
it: "Lips that touch rouge-stick
shall never touch mine."
:o:
If professional reformers were paid
so much per reform, fewer of them
would be in the business.
-:o:-
The man who has a lot of opinions
and like to express them is likely
to make a bofe of himself.
:o:-
Headline says "Wilson helps move
to new home." You know how much
help a man is on moving day.
o:
Contentment is all right in its
peace, but dissatisfied folks are the
ones who keep things moving.
:o:
Uncle Sam has the credit for win
ning the war if you understand ex-
actly what's meant by "credit".
:o:
If you want to scare a plump wo
man half to death weigh her on
some junkmen's selling scales.
:o:
They are again fighting the buU
in Mexico, but in this country throw
ing it is the great national sport.
-:of-
In spite of everything that is be
ing done to prevent it, most folks
seem to be having a pretty good time.
:o:
Prohibition may be said to be ef
fective when a man does not need lo
chew a clove before going home to
his wife.
-:o:-
Twenty per cent cut in wages with
a 60 per cent job will probably be
more welcome to a lot of persons
than idleness.
:o:-
The housing problem will be
solved when a man feels that he can
move out because his neighbor plays
the saxophone.
:o:
If that woman's party carries out i
its plans it will be necessary for the
men to form a union in order to se
cure political equality.
:o:-
The congressional session is draw-i
ing to a close. It is high time for
the members to shut off one kind of
gas and step on another.
:o:
Next time you see a woman pow
dering her nose it will remind you of
the fact that $50,000,000 was spent
on that kind of decorating in 1919.
:o:
Without posing as an expert in
such matters, we decline to believe
that a corset injures a woman's
health unless she wears her lungs in
her hips.
-:o:-
Old Doc Bryan again offers his
well known nostrum's to cure the ills
of the democratic party. We have
refused Bryan's medicine so often
that it does look like he would get
tired of prescribing it.
Lib'erty!
Keep yourself posted on the
the facts by subscribing to
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What was the matter with General
Wood for secretary of the navy?
:o:
Women may replace men in the
world of work, but when it comes to
hoboing the male has a monopoly.
:o:
The business of living at peace
with your neighbors is entirely too
dull a life for many a person.
:o:
A woman may be president some
day, but there is nothing to be gain
ed by worrying over it.
:o:
Death and taxes are classed as cer
tainties, but a man can pay the debt
of nature with one check out.
-:o:
Many a man is not so much afraid
that others will lie about him as he
is that they will tell the truth.
;o:
All that the pestering reformers
need to do to start something is to
wink an eye a bit unnaturally.
o:o
Lenine has been reported dead a
number of times, but Villa has the
advantage in losing several legs.
:o:
Efforts to dislodge Mr. Lodge from
the senate leadership will be of no
avail.' He's simply lodged there.
:o:
A man who married eight women J
complains that Sing Sing is lonely;
golly, you'd think he'd be glad of
the seclusion.
:o:-
The man who is anxious to know
what the public thinks of what he
thinks will make a better politician
than statesman.
o:o
The time seems to be nearing
when successful business men may
be able to tell how they start as
humble bootleggers.
. :o:
Speaking of profiteering, what
about the value placed by the women
who sues another for alienating her
husband's affections?
-:o:-
The motion picture producers do
not want any censorship that will
interfere with giving the public what
it is willing to pay for.
o:o
IfWill Hayes becomes postmaster
general it is hoped he will use a
better quality of mucialege on the
envelopes sold to the public.
:o: ,
Egg prices indicate that the frugal
hen is willing to accept a cut in
wages and make an honest effort to
work her way back to normalcy.
The report that Pres:. Jent-elect
Harding is going to keep an alliga
tor on the White House lawn may
be a clever plan to discourage office
seekers.
:o:-
A statement of the National City
Bank of New York, says that coal
exports from the United States is
against $169,000,000 In 1919, and
$92,000,000 in the year before the
war.
:o:-
The seventh annual state high
school livestock judging contest will
be held at the college of agriculture
April 2. Plans are being made to
entertain between thirty and forty
high school teams of three boys each.
Most of the teams will come from
consolidated Smith-Hughes schools
teaching agriculture, but the ton
test is open to all high schools.
Justice!
issues of the Day. Get
99
GOT 150 EGGS FROM
TWENTY-EIGHT HENS
Four Months Loafers Now Laying
Regularly
"I wish to praise Dr. LeGear's
Poultry Prescription to poultry rais-
jers. I have 2S hens and had no
i esfgs from them for over 4 months.
'After feeding them two packages of
: your Prescription, I gathered twelve
'and one-half dozen. This is a posi
Itive fact and I advise all poultry
! raisers to use Dr. LeGear's Poultry
Prescription if they wish their hens
to law." Miss Carlina Freeman,
Harriston, Miss.
You can also make profitable
layers out of loafers by getting Dr.
LeGear's Poultry Prescription from
your dealer and using it as directed
under Dr. LeGear's satisfaction or
money-back guarantee. It is a tonic
which builds up the strength ' and
vitality of hen3, without overstimu
Iating or injuring egg producing or
gans. Dr. L. D. LeGear Med. Co.,
St. Louis, Mo. Dealers everywhere.
Sold in Plattsmouth by Bestor &
Swatek. m3.
UNION ITEMS
(Union litems continued from page 3)
suffered a stroke of paralysis a short
time ago. Mrs. llobb, as well as the
remainder of the family appreciated
the beautiful gift and also the kindly
feelings expressed. They feel that
the time for such manifestations is
when one can appreciate them.
Wreck Interested With Services.
There were no services at the
Methodist church last Sunday on
account of the wreck of the Mis
souri Pacific which prevented the
minister, the Rev. A. C. Bonham of
Council Bluffs, from getting here.
Rev. Bonham v4ill, however, con
duct services both in the morning
and evening at the church the coming
Sunday to which all are cordially in
vited to attend."
Woman's Home Missionary Society.
Ths Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety met last Wednesday at the home
of Miss Nellie Brantlet and were en
tertained by this lady iu a most plea
sant manner. The afternoon was oc
cupied by the study of the Jesson
from the magazine which is especial
ly edited for this society. The lead
er was Miss Jessie Todd - and the
meeting was enjoyed by all.
A CHAIN OF REASONING
To be successful in business
must be an indefatigable worker,
be able to work indefatigably
you
Tq
you
must take care of your health,
ing the right care to yourself
sically, you will not waste your en
ergy and strength and you will re
pair the unavoidable wear and tear
by taking the best tonic possible.
Its name? Triner's Angelica Bitter
Tonic. Mr. Frank Smith wrote us
from Lamira, Ohio, Nov. 26, 1920:
"I do not feel such a fatigue at
work since I am taking Triner's An
gelica Bitter Tonic." This tonic, as
well as Triner's Bitter Wine are the
most reliable remedies you can get
at your druggist or dealer in medi
cines. For rheumatism, neuralgia,
lumbago, sprains, swellings, etc., try
Triner's Liniment, and in case of
throat incarnations gargle with Trin
er's Antiputrin which is also a high
ly efficient antiseptic for cleaning
wounds, ulcers, etc. Joseph Triner
Company, 1333-45 S. Ashland Ave.,
Chicago, 111. ru3.
SAYS RENTERS ARE
NOT CO-OPERATING
Lincoln, Net., March 1. Repre
sentative Harry Foster of Omaha
feels that there is much inconsistency
in mankind. '
Foster spent the week-end in Oma
ha and declares that he received a
pat on the back from every renter in
Omaha and a word of encouragement
such as this: "Go to 'em, Harry,
givemell" moaning the landlords.
But that is as far as it goes, say.-?
the chairman of the new house in
vestigating committee which would
delve deep into the allegel skeleton
closet of the rent situation and while
every one is willing that he should
fight hard, there are none who will
help out. Four letters have been
received by Foster on the investiga
tion. Three of these came from per
secuted renters and one from a land
lord who claims that he is equally
persecuted by people who won't pay
thrir rent.
If the information doesn't come
from the renters, Foster admits,
there would seem to be little need
for an investigation upon a matter
about which both parties seem to be
so thoroughly satisfied.
FOR SALE.
Pure bred large single comb White
Leghorn cockrels, 3 for $5.00, or
$2.00 each. Heavy laying strain.
LOUIE F. HENNINGS,
R. F. D. No. 1 Cedar Creek, Neb.
i:TIMTK OK KXPKKK
FOH CASS COl'.Vn, -MOIIHAMiA
tit ate of Nebraska. 1
ss.
County of Cass J
I. t!o. I:. Hayles, County Clerk of
Cass rounly, hereby certify that tin
County Ho.m-i! at the regular meeting
held on th- tltli day f Januarv, A. I .
1921. mailc the following "Kstimate of
KxiM-nw" for tin; year 1921. an re
quired by law:
General fund $ 7.",0OO.H0
Bridge fund 06.000.00
Bridge fund (enierg'ncy s 1 4. (. no
Load fund SH.0'M).'J
Mother' Pcnsien-f tmd . . .mm.)
Old Soldiers Belief fund 1.00O.00
TOTAL
. . .I'OS.000.00
Witness my hand and the seal of
my olfice at Plattsmouth, Nebr.. this
2rd day of February. A. f. 1921.
UKU. K. SAYLK.S.
(fc'eaO mU-iw. County Clerk.
NOTICE OF SI IT TO Ql'IET TITLE.
To John W. Hain and
Ha in. llrst real name
wife; George Tlifmas
Tliomas. his wife; Mnrv
.Mrs. John W.
unknown, his
and Siflriev
M. Alexsniler
and William Si. Alexander, her hus
iKtml; Daniel I.. Thomas and Amanda
C. Thomas, his wife: C-e. W. Thomas
and Mrs. Goo. v. Thomas, first real
name unknown, his wife: John Q.
. Thomas and llr?. John O,. Thomas, first
J real name unknown, his wife; William
' Lockwood and Klizabeth Lorkwood,
his wife: and the heirs, devisees,
legatees and personal representative
oi each of the foregoing named per
sons iind all other persons interested
in the estates of each and every one
of said persons, real names unknown;
and the South half IS1) of the South
west quarter (SW'U) of Section thirty,
five (35), in Township thirteen (K!
North of Kange twelve (12) Kast of
the Sixth Principal Meridian. Cass
county, Nebraska, and all persons
clciminr: any Lit or est of any kind in
said real estate of an' part thereof,
iHl names unknown, Defendants:
You and eacli of ou are hereby
notilieu that on the 2Cth dav of Feb
ruary. A. 1). 1921, Alpha C. Peterson,
as plaintiff, filed Per petition in the
District Court of Cass county, Ne-
liniska, against you and ach of you
'as defendants, the object and prayer
of said petition being: to quiet the title
oi' the plaintiff in anil to the real estate
(above described, and that the defen-
jdants in said cause may be decreed to
;hr.ve no estate, title, claim or interest
of any kind or nature in T to paid
r- al estate or any part thereof, and
that the defendants in said cause and
e:u-h of them may be forever barred
and enjoined from bavin;? or claiming
any right, title, estate or interest in
or to said real estate or any part
then of, and for such other relief as
ni.'v be just and equitable.
You and each of you are required
to answer said petition on or before
the J ltii day of April. A. I. 1921.
alpha c. pktkkson.
By A. G. COLK.
f"N-iw. Her Altornev.
.
xoTicn ok ni:.iu;
I'etltlnn fr Determination
of 1 let infill.
Instate of Oeortje Swift, deceased, in
the County Court of Cass county, Ne
braska. The State of Nebraska. To al! per
sons interested in said estate, creditors
and heirs take notice, that John F.
Wolff has filed his petition alleging that
George Swift died intestate in Cass
county, Nebraska, on or about Sep
tember 21, lSl. beinjr a resident and
ir.ha bitant of Cass county, Nebraska,
and the owner of the following- de
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Ten acres oil rf east end of
hot two (.' in Section tw..lve (l'J,
Township twelve 12) N.. Kano
e'even (11) I., and described as
follows:
Commencing at the center of
Section 12. Township 12 N.. Iianpre
II K., thence west 3 ebains and
10 links, thence north 2-1 chains
and 33 links, thence north 22 V.
decrees east down the bank of the
I'latte river S chains and y0 links,
thence south 'J'i chains and SO
links to the !aceof bevrinnintr, in
C-.ss county. Nebraska, beinjj now
known, as Tax hot 15:
leaving as bis sole and only heirs at
law the follow-in:; named persons, to
wit: Amelia Swift, widow; Hirdie
Vorc-a:i. daughter and Annie Horn,
daualiter, and praylne: for a dceree
barrinir claims; tiiat said decedent died
intestate: that no application for rd
miristration has been made end the
ei-tat e of said ib cedent has not been
administered in the Stale of Nebraska,
ar.d that the heirs at law f said de
cedent a.s herein set forth shall be
decreed to be the owners in fee simple
of the above described real estate,
which has been set for hearimr on the
3fth day of March, A. Ii. 1921. -vt 10
o'clock a. m.
Dated at IMattsmouth, Nebraska, this
2tth dav of Februarv, A. 1. 19tM.
AI.LKN J J5KKSON.
f2S-2w. County Jude.
.OTIfK TO III-:iITIlS
Tl j- State of Nebraska. Cass coun
ty, ss.
In the Countv Court.
In the matter of the estate of Henry
M. Miller, deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
You are hereby notified that I 'will
sit at tiie County Court room in Platts
mouth. in said county .on the 2!'ih day
of March, A. 1. 11)21. and on the 2!'th
dav of June. A. 1). 1321, at 10 o'clock
a. 111. each day, to receive ano examine
all claims against y.-iid estate, with a
view to their adjustment and allow
ance. The time limited for the pre
sentation of claims atrainst said es
tate is three months from the 29th day
of March, A. I. 192J. and the time
limited or payment of debt is one
v. ar from said 2!Uh day of March,
1-1
Witness mv band and the serl of
said County Court this 26th day of
February, l'J21.
ALLliX J. 15KKSON.
(Sea!) f2S-4v. County Jude.
CONDEMN HIGH PRIC
ED STOCK FOODS
Prominent log Kaiser Says Prices
Charged Are Unwarranted Hakes
Eis Own Hog Food, With
Better Results.
"That he is all through paying
fancy prices for stock foods and hog
remedies and that he is raising some
of the best hogs ever placed on the
market" was the statement made re
cently by K. H. Beckstead, well
known hog raiser and authority on
live stock.
Mr. Beckstead's
of his neighbors,
the market" for
Iowa. He states
hoKs are the envy
and have "topped
several years in
that for years he
bought high-priced hog foods and hog
femedies, but he is all through pay
ii:g extravagant prices for what he
can made .himself. He states that
what the hogs need are minerals, and
tells the secret of his wonderful suc
cess by explaining that he takes about
five rounds of ordinary mineralin?
(which is pure concentrated minerals
and cost only a couple of dollars) and
mixes same with enough bran or
filler to make a hundred pounds. All
hogs, and especially brood sows re
quire minerals as they keep them free
from worms, and in the pink of con
dition, and are essential to the hogs
growth and a well balanced ration.
This inexpensive mixture- placed In
a sheltered box where the hogs c;r
Ket at it as they need it, will produce
far better' results than. -any high
priced so-called stock foods.
Send two dollars to The Minerallne
Chemical Co., 1638 North Wells St..
Chicago, III., and the ywill forward
you by prepaid parcel ; post, enough
minerallne to make a ' full hundred
pounds. (Adv.)
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Good improved forty acres, one
mile east of Weeping Water. Posses
sion March 1st. Hurry, for I don't
keep these bargains long. Phone oOG.
FRANK VALLEKY, Plattsmouth.
iE PRICE J
i WffZymrWi 3 and Sir.-. Joseph MoOr. -M-y. l is
E ff'ff WMithyirT-f''ti i llrf:t and real name unknown: the
S I I WJT.CSt "wf4ij5?t u:kno-.vji h. 1r.. devisee, b-toes, per
I I V$&k 1 sonnI representative and all other
OF ClttHES
The price of our dry cleaning
cuts down the price of clothes.
Dainty Dorothy scys thai she
has found cut that we take
most excellent care of the gar
ments entrusted to us and that
car charges should rr.aka friends
for this house. Our dyeing
proves satisfactory, as v.'e use
the latest approved methods and
the best dyes.
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OFFICE
lIIDKll TO
the IMstr.it
SIMMV CAISK
Court of Cass coun-
I In
11, eras k a.
i In the matter of
j Jl. 15. Witiuham,. i
j Her use to sell rea!
I Now, on this ,"rd
the apr Iication of
idmrnisirator. fin
es tate.
i!ay of February,
! A. I . 1921, this cans- came en for
Shearing upon the pi.-tiiion. under oath
, of I:. Ii. Windham, administrator of
I l! e estate of "Jir-vo l)'.-n Windham, de
'ceasid. praying lor license to sell the
t fi.tii.w:nn (! i-eril.i'd real estate ol said
.:! 1 e:i Vindh;:ni. defeated, to-wit:
j I.i-t nine 1 9) in LSIm-l: !ive t ." 1 in the
ottninal town ol i'iattstnouth, Cass
coiiiit;-, Nebraska. :is the ' same is
s! own on the pu'dishi-d and roeurded
plit thereof, and :i:i undivided one
tenth iliOt intrst in the following-,
described tracts: The South hair S'. )
of the Northwest quarter N V 1 i ) an-1
ll.i; North half N'2) of the Southwest
rparter (SW'i) and the Southwest,
jrarter (SW': of the Soutiwest quar
ter (SW'i), all in Section two 2: and
tie South half (S.) of the Southeast
quarter (SKi of Section three ("). all
in Township live (.". North of l:ani?e
t;fte n (13). east of the 0th Principal
Meridian, Nemaha couniy, N( 'oraska, or
a suil'ieietit timet. nt thereof to brin
ti e sum cf !.2e').n f .r Cie payment .
of debts a' lowed j,,si!iist said, estate,:
frvl allowances tind costs of admiris-j
tratii.n. for tiie reaf-o:i that there is
not ii sufiiete-it amount of persontilj
prii'n t ty in tiie possession 'of said 15.
It. Wi:i.l!iam, administrator, beloniiiiif j
to said istate, lo lay said debt-;, al-
lowaiii-cs and costs. '
It is therefore ordered th:it all per- ;
sons interest in Friil estate appear 1
before me at chambers in the City of j
i'l.-ittsmoutli, in said countv. on the;
10th day of March, A. 1. l'.21, at the'
hour of in o'clock . in., to show cause,
if any there be. whv a license should
not be granted to said 11. II. Windham,
Idminisiiator, to sell so mr.?h of tiie
above described real estate of said de- j
cident as shall be necessary to pay j
said debts and expenses. ,
It i.-? further ordered that a copy of;
this order be serv art upon all persons
inttrestert in said estate by causing!
tiie km me to be p.i bl isiied once each
week for four successive weeks i, the
1'ki t tsn:i-u th Journal. a lecral news
paper printed, published and circulat
ing in said count- of Cass. Nebra.-vka.
JAX'KS T. UKiW.KV.
Tii.l-. ,.r tl.n hiclri.-t l,-.T,-l ..f '
fT-Iw Cass county, Nibraska.
oitiH:it (ir m:itiNb
I'clKIoii for A oin(iJ.eiit
il;i i iilrlri v.
State of Ntluaska, Cass
of
The State ot Atluaska, Cass coun
tv. ss.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Anna
W'b !:imin a Mitmm, d .eased.
On readinnr a:d filing th.e prtition
of I'et'.r Montm jrjiyiiiff that ndr.iinis
t rat ion of sa'd estaie may b- tfi'anti-il
to Clara r.b'i'.un, ;'.s a d m i n is ti ;s 1 1 i x :
Ord red, That the Mh day of Ma-.ili,
.. 1 . i:)Jl, at ten o'clock a. ri., is as
sisted lor bearin.'-r said petition, whin
f.ll jiersons j-ittre.ted in said matter
may appear ft a County Court to fte
held in ar.d for .-aid County, and show
cause why the prayer of petitioner
should not lo Ktantcd; and that notice
of the pendeifcy of said petition and
the hearirtf thereof be e;jVet to till
persons inloreMed in said matter by
publishinjf a copy of this order in the
l'lattsmouth Journal, a semi-weekly
newspaper printed in said couiity, for
three successive weeks, prior to said
day of hearinjf.
Dated this lltli day of February,
A. I-. 1921.
ALLEN J. IJKKSON.
(Seal) fll-ow. tJounty J ude.
uiiukk of ii:;.i;i;
Iintl iot!re- of I'sobijle
In the County Court of
or wm
Cass coun-
ty. No bias ka.
State of Nebraska, County
of Cass,
ss.
To decree Paine, Witlbim P. Pain.-.
Nettie Ouilcs, formerly Ida Paitie, and
to all persons interested j,, the estate
of lanma Hatiia -a y, d'-ceased:
On readintf the petition of Sylvester
C. Hathaway prKyinw that the' in.rti-u-ment
tiled in this court on the llth
day of February, 15)21, and purport
ing to be the last will and testament
of the said dec-eared, may be proved
and allowed, and recorded as the last
will and testament of Km ma Hatha
way, deceased: that said Inst rumen b.?
admitted to probate, and the admtnis- j
tratton or sain esiaie no granted to
Sylvester C. Hathaway as executor;
It is hereby ordered that you, and
all persons interested in said matter,
may, and do appear at the County
Court to be held in and for said coun
tv. on the r. 1 1 1 day of March, A. I .
1321, at 1):01 o'clock a. 10., to show
cause, if any there be, why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be grunt
ed, and that notice of the pendencv of
said petition and that the hearing
thereof be jriven to all persons Inter
ested in said matter by publishing a
copy of this order in the i'la t t.smoitih
Journal, a semi-weekly in-wspn per
printed in. said county, for three suc
cessive weeks prior to, said lii-y of
hearing.
Witness my band, and Hie seal of
said court, this llth day of February,
A. Ii. 1U21.
ALLKN J. P-KKSON.
(Seal) fl7-w. County Jud -.e
See
the Journal's line of dkries
before buying yours for 1921.
i
32EEE3
i.r:Gr, notice
.District Court of Cass coun-ska.
l ib, islir.l, IMaintif. vi.
'uMi-y t al, iK-lendants.
defendants, Joseph SIcCreary
wife.
Known litis:-, devisees, legatees, per
sona 1 representatives and all other
!T:nrs interested in the estate of
Sirs. Josph Mc 'rea ry, deceased: Oran
S. Thompson s-nd Kel.ecca. 1. Thomp
son. I is wife; the unknown heirs, devi
st c . I' Katees, persona! representatives
and all ether persons interested in the
estate- of Oran S. Thompson, deceased;
the unknown heirs, devisees, leir.itees,
I'-is'inn! representatives and all other
r :011s iriterc.--td in the estate of
.Uebecea J!. Thompson, uasrd: Julius
.'ch feeder and Mrs. Julius Schroeder,
1 is v. iff. fir: t and ruii r;;iiJio unknown;
ti e u;i!;;i ::: n heirs, devisees, letvaiees,
pers ma! rt preventatives and ::11 other
p roiiis ;;'eiv.-u d i:i the estate of
J'.ilUs :-v! re, i-, deceased ; the un
kn.1v.11 heii.-, devisees, legatees, per
son -1 r . .reenta t i ves an. I all other
persons ,,, -rested in the estate of Mrs.
'ntit:-5 .'rr.eiier,- deceased: Kmil Sin i
10 r j:id Kmil Shriller, his wife,
('.; I 'ai-! j-ea ! nam unknown: the un
Kniiwu Is ir.:, di-visi es, legatees, per
sorial i 1 re.-entatives and all other
pers i:s interested in the state of
Kmil Shriller, deceased; the unknown
heir1--, devisees, legatees, personal 1 p-res-i
-n ta 1 i v- s rind other persons In-
ter-vtiii in the estate of Mrs. Kmil
: ! -
Murphv i
l.u.-band ;
legatees,
J" i
ee;,s,-.i: t
!l- 'r.il t I !',
II oi hi r
t;i?e 1
dee. .-i:-eil ; Kli.abeth Irene
r:r:d J-V; ward H. Slurphv, her
t!
unknown heirs, devisee-".
personal
P'-rsoiis ;
:i:v.a'eth
u-.kni
personal
1" rsnns i
.dward K
reprcs' ntatives and
nti n-?tci! 111 t lie s-I:-.-ue
MiKldiy, de-
i v. n heirs, devisees,
represent;! t ives and
nt er st "i i n the s-
. M'urphy, deceased;
.lain-:'
biz '!
("bit'oi 1 5 i ! I i : j
and -Mrs. Ja-
i:t hi 1 ; 1 ! 1 1 11 us, .his
wife, lirst and
r a 1 !::;
heirs, b
ri-: -"l.-i t
Tl I ested
lilinir:-,
ann- unknown;
ti-vi.-C" s, I e tea tees.
the unknown
personal rep-
ves and all oilier persons m
in the estace of Jabez Clinton
d-ceascd; the unknown helrf.
d'
1 iv
e, i
and
satees, personal representa
.!! ot!ier persons interested
ite of Mrs. Jabez Clinton
cased: Klla Maria Snencer
in the us
!;il!in-s. e
and Allen
unknown
eneer, her husband; the
rs. devisees, lesratees. per-
sonal repre. entat ivi-s and all other
;. rsons inte'-i sl'-d in tl:-- estate of Klla
..!.:!.,; Spe'.p-er, dt ceased;
)i ir--, 1. '-isees. b rratees.
!(-' i:t:ii;vt-s and ail othi.
ti rested in the istate of
the unknown
personal rep
r persons in
Al'en Spencer,
i e rise':: Craeje l-;rlin.
J.uper, also
1-. .
( Ii -
tin !
.1 n- ilrace I1
Copeland and
'opela ml
her husband;
the
1,
;-. d- isees, b
v.tat iv, s a:i
r. .-led in tl
tit.- I.upcr a's
ipehir.d. ibcea:
-, de isei -. It
r-r. til t : c." a v
isuti i t, Jier
1 all other
: 'state of
known as
ed: the un
. atees, ;.i r
1 ail other
e estate of
ial
r
1
n iCi:1
i rerr
'ii.; intf
-e I'.
r j'.,'--
Tc. r
::ul ti-.v
ti-.l
!: r.
i:i tb
j f.-i-a s e 1
d.-i " ine
; -or-re
r?U!ii-.-n,
UtMinws;
h':ratei-;.
:1! other
-1 r. ' e of
s.d; the
ci.'kd
lllle
:i?-l c
' I: :
I.i
b.
in
ilece.i
iea t
1 1
1 1 1
es, per-
: t:
tid till other
-tate of .Mln-
d Add-e VV
Sampson and
wife, first and
t!.e ncknown
perso'ial rep-
is i n 1 1 !
b!!:l.:s.
lil'l-e:' S
.fwis S;
ed in t!
.'so ;:!1
: Lewis
; son. ids
: me
! i !
::s
r. -i!
he;r:
iiani'1 unknown;
devisees le;;:'.tei'
-' sci)'ati ( s iih!.
tensti-d in the e
all ctiior persons iii--tatv
of Lewis Sanp-
sun. deceased; the unknown I
('.--; , P ateer. personal represe
ei rs,
nta-
tr
d
a.l
t
ot::ir prisons interested
of Mrs. Lewis fam'.son,
-ed :
t'.e unknown turners and un-
iv. ii 1 ;i:i::iaiits of that part of frac- j
ru! Vots 7 and (jS In the South 1
: i-
b: !'" (S'. ) of the Sjothwest quarter j
SW'.,) of Section eighteen 1S). Town-!
ship twelve (12). North of Itutite l'o;:r-i
ti-en (11-, east of the tit'.: P. M. in C;.ss
c-otnt . Nebras'j. be In if more pi.rticu--!;;:
!y desi-ribed as follows: Comment--i
i: -T at the norflK-ast corner of Lot'
si v-seven Ou) in the S'uitli ha'f bS'.il '
of tl;p Southwest quarter (S':,1 of
Section eighteen 1S, Town; hip twelve
(12). Tinn r. four'een (14). cast of the
Gtii I. M.. thence running soutli ninety-s:-
(Pfi) feet, tio-in-e west one hundred
and sity ( Ifio ) feet, thence north,
i:::.etv-six (Do) feet to the north line;
of said Lot vixty-seven ), tliene t
e:::t en said li;ie one hundred and sixty j
(lib't fret to th.e place of beginning:; 1
t? at part o? fr.ict;-t?al Lots sixty-seven t
(j") and sixty-. i ;i:t (t'.S) in tiie South
I lrdf
! ( S V
iS'-.t of the Southwest tpiarter
, ) of Section eighteen (IS). Town
.welve (12), North of liansfe four
f. east of tiie Ctli I'. M.. in
'i!i:ty. Nebraska. b-inif more
I si. i
1 1
ell
; c.--s.-
i p.'1't
i-u ia
:!;.- described as follow.:; Com
at the northeast corner of
11 T.
L"t
( s -' -
cinr
sixt -seen it'i. in the South half
) of the Southwest quarter (SW'i)
Sectoik eighteen (1st, Township
el' Se
e? ve
12i. lianfo fourteen. ( 14 ), Kast
of tiie 6th 1. M., thence running jsou th
ninety-six CO) feet; thence west one
hundred and sixty (It!-,)) feet. thence
:i: ith 11'nety-six i9t) feet to the north
li ! cf said Lot sixty-seven (07), thence
e: st on :-a:d line 1 ; 0 feet to the pla'-e
cf ' e rinnin:; and all persons claiming
aiv interc-t of any kind in said real
icst-i':- or any part thereof:
You cr.l each of you are hereby
:t-tir.o:l that 0:1 le 31st day of Jaini
a ; . :'21 ; i.iiiiti.T liied his suit in the
.--! ri
. t!
qi:
i -.-it of Castt cottnty, Nebras
ol.iect mh! tiuriiose of whirli is
r si -id erntirm plaintiff's title in
ll
,t
to that pa rt of fractional Lots
nt -s veil ( 1. 1 . and sixt v-eb-iht (Si.
in the Soutli let If (S,) of tlu-Sotlth-'v:
: t op.-tt tci- (SW:i) of Si jon-ciL-'f
i: Township twelve (12), North
r i.'au.re fourteen 4lt. east of the
ith P. M.. in Cass county, Nebraska,
hi in.-T mor-e particularly described as
follows: Comnf.ncinpr at the northeast
c rn -r i f Lot sixty-seven (tJT) in the
S-m!i Jia'f SU) of the Southwest
qt-Mter SW'4) of Section eighteen
(is;, T'ownrhio t we've (12), Pange
fourteen (11). east rf the 6th 1'. M.,
ti i-ncj runn::ig soutli ninety-six (U6)
feet. tli'ne -.vest one hundred and
sixty (lfi(i) feet, tlie:i-e north ninety-si-
(!) feet- to the north line of said
Lot si-;ty-:.e ven (;?), thence east on
sc. id line one hundred and sixty (100)
feet to the pLioe of beginning; and to
enjoin each and till of you from having
or claiming to have any right, title,
lb 11 or interest, either legal or equit
able, in or to raid real istate or any
part thereof, and to enjoin you and
each of you from in any manner in
terfering witli plaintiff's possession and
enjoyment of said premises, and for
equitable relief.
This notice is Kivcn pursuant to an
order of the Court. You are required
to answer said petition on or before
Monday, the Ist day of March. 1921,
or your default will bo entered therein.
JOSKPII LIBKKSHAL,
Plaintiff.
TIDD & DCXCL'IiV,
f7-p.v. Attorneys.
NOTll'K TO (Hi:i)ITIH(.S
State of Nebraska, Cass
The
coun-
ty. ss.
In the
In the
scph M.
Oounty CoufY-t.
matter of the estate of Jo
Kolierts, deceased,
creditors of said estate:
To the
You art
sit nt the
111 Ml) ll 111
hereby notified, that I will
County Court room in Platts-
said county, on the 7 Hi day
of Mai eli. lftl, and the 7tli day of
Jane, Oul. at 10 o'clock a. in., each
day. to receive and examine all claims
against said ' estate, with a view to
their adjustment and allowance-. The
tiiiie limited for the presentation of
claims ugainnt said estate is thrto
months from the 7th day of March,
A. I. i:l, and the time limited for
. payment of debts is one year from
said 7th day of March, 1921.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said County Court, this JJlst day of
January, 1921. ,
; ALLKN J. BKESON, I
! (c'eal) X7-iw. County Judge. '
JVOTldK OF SUIT
To Quiet Title to Ileal
KMtnte
In the District Court
of Cass coun-
ty, Nebraska.
Mark White,
vs.
Plaintiff
J
App. Dock
i'ase 2-19
'A
Benjamin A. Gibsoni
To the defendants, Benjamin A. Gib
son: Wm. (J. Woodruff, real name un
known; William Bates; Margaret J.
Pates; James Bates; Mary Bates; Jo-s-pli
Amick; Mary Ann Amick: Nancy
C. Hobbs, widow; Abbie M. Gilmore,
(me Hobbs): George T. tilmore; Bes
sie A. Leggett. (nee Hobbs) widow;
Tnne Mullen, (nee Hobbs); John Mul
len; William I. Hobbs; Grace S. Hobbs;
'twin W. Hobbs: Kditii Hobbs; Syl-va-.iis
L. Hawley;
The unknown heirs, devisees, lega
lecs, personal representatives and all
i :.! persona interested in the estate
of Lenjamin A. Gib.ton, deceased;
The unknown . heirs, devisees, lega
tees, personal representatives and all
other persons interested in the estate
of Wm. G. Woodruff, real name un
itnov.n, deceased;
The unknown heirs, devisees, lega
tees, personal representatives and all
i.;bi persons interested in the estate
of William Bates, deceased:
Tiie unknown heirs, devisees, lega
tees, in r.:onal representatives and all
other persons interested in the estate
of James Bates, deceased;
Tiie- unknown heirs, devisees, lega
tees, personal representatives and all
other persons interested in the estate
of Josepii Amick, deceased;
The unknown heirs, devisees, lega
tees, personal representatives and all
other persons interested in the estate
of liainbri.ige V. Hobbs, deceased;
Tiie unknown heirs, devisees, lega
tees, personal representatives and all
other persons interested in the estate
ci" .:by C. Hobbs, deceased;
The unknown hi it s, devisees, lega
tees, personal reprcsenlaiives and all
other persons interested in the estate
of Augustus Case, deceased:
The unknown heirs, devisees, lega
tees, personcl representatives and all
other persons interested in the estate
of K ve Gannon, deceased;
The unknown heirs, devisees, lega
tees, personal representatives and all
other persons interested in the estate
of Emily M. Brosius, (nee Brown) de
ceased ;
The unknown heirs, devisees, lega
tees, personal representatives and all
f iber persons interested in the estate
of Maggie Mann, (nee Brosius) de-
cease d ;
The unknown heirs, devisees, lega
te s. personal representatives and all
oth'-r persons interested in the estate
of Kebecca C. Hawley, (nee Brown)
deceased ;
Tiie east h alf ( K bj of the southeast
quarter (SL); ti e east half (K) of
the northeast quarter NK4) of the
northwest qua iter (NW'i) of the
southeast quarter (SL1), known as
Lot .t nty-nine 2!), in Section twenty-one
(21); Government lots number
ed erne (1) and two (2) of Section
tv.i at v-seven (27); the northeast quar
ter (NK'i) of the northeast tjuarter
iNK'.): the south half (SVi of the
northeast quarter (NK Ji ) and the
north half (N'tA) of the southeast
qrarter (SK'4) of Section twenty-eight
t2. all iu Tov.-p.-iiip eleven (11).
1101th i.i Kange fourteen (14), east of
the Sixtli P. M., in Cass county. Ne
bi.ikKa, and ail persons claiming any
interest of any kind in said real es
tate or any part thereof:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that on the lth day of Febru
ai -, 1921. the Plaintiff in the fore
going entitled cause filed bis petition
in the District Court of Cass county,
Nebraska, wherein you and each ami
all of you are made parties defendant,
the object, purpose and prayer of
which said petition is to obtain a tie
tree from said court removing clouds
from and quieting the record title to
the following desc-ribed real estate in
the Plaintiff, Mark White, to-wit:
The east half CKVfe) of the
southeast quarter (SK'i); the east
half (Kvi of the northeast quar
ter (NK'4 of the northwest quar
ter (NW't, of the southeast quar
ter tSK'.), known as Lot twenty
nine 2t in Section twenty-one
(21); Government leits numbered
one (1) and two (, of Section
twenty-seven (27): the northeast
quarter (NK'i) of the northeast
quarter (NKL) of Section twenty
tight (2si; the south half Si
01 the northeast quarter (NK'4)
and the north half (N) of the
southeast quarter (SK'i) of Sec
tion twent -eight (28), all in
Township eleven (11), north in
Kange fourteen (14), east of the
Sixth 1. M., in Cass county, Ne
braska as against you and eaeh of you, and
to thereby exclude and f-njoin ytju and
each and all of you from ever assert
ing or claiming any estate, liKht. title,
lien or interest therein adverse to I
plaintiff or to any part thereof, by
reason of plaintiff's adverse possession
of said premises by himself and his
grantors for more than ten years prior
to the tiling of said petition, and to
secure t lie cancellation by such de
cree of a certain Mortgage Deed cover
ing a part of said real estate, to-wit:
Lot seven (7) in the northeast tjuarter
(NK'i) of the southeast quarter (SK'4)
of Section twenty-one (21), Township
eleven (11) north, kange fourteen (14)
east, given by one John Kutherford to
the defendant. Benjamin A. Gibson, to
secure payment of $70.00, dated Marcii
2nd. lssei, and recorded in Book "S,"
page o'46 of the mortgage records of
scid county, for tiie reason that said
mortgage appears to be a lien on said
lot, though paid in full long since, and
for such other and further relief as
may lie just and equitable, and for
costs of suit.
You are required to answer said pe
tition on or before the llth day of
April, 11)21. or your default will bo
duly itered therein and a decree en
tered as prayed for in said petition.
MA UK WHITK.
By Plaintiff.
JOHN M. T.KYI) A,
f21-lw His Attorney.
IIKDCK OF HKIUING
oa I'd I (Ion for A ppoiutmenT
Administrator.
of
the Slate ot Nebraska, Cass coun
State of Nebraska, Cass
ty, ss.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Kmily
A. Tuey. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
of Wm. H. Tuey praying that adminis
tration of said estate may be granted
to him as administrator:
Ordered, that Marcii ISth, 11)21, at
i) o'clock a. m., is assigned for bear
ing sail! petition, when al! persons in
terested in said matter may appear at
a County Court to be held in and for
said county, and show cause why tb
prayer of petitioner should not !
granted; and that notice of the pen
dency of said petition and the hear
ing thereof be given to all persons in
terested in said matter by publishing
a copy of tli is order in the Plattsmouth
Journal, a seml-weeklv newspaper
printed in said county, for three suci.
cessive weeks prior to said day of
hearing.
Dated February 13, 1921.
ALLKN J. BKKSON.
(Seal) County Judge,
lb B. WINDHAM,
f2l-w. Attorney.
j i.KG.ti, coxier: '
To Pearl Conrad, Defendant:
j You are hereby notified that on Hie
i::th day of October, 19:20, Lawson
Conrad filed bis petition and com
menced an action against you In the
1 dst rict Court of Cass county, Ne
Prasfta, the object and prayer of
which is to obtain an absolute divorce
from you upon the ground of extreme
crueltv with.out provocation or fault
upon the part of the plaintiff, and for
tiie reason that the defendant has de
serted the plaintiff for more than two
yetirs without any just cause.
You are required to answer said pe
tition on or before the 21st day of
March, 1921.
LAWSON CONRAD.
flO-iw. Plaintiff,
i
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