The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, July 11, 1921, Image 1
Nebraska frfe Histori cal Society If4 1? f5 ourn Li VOL. NO. XXXVU. PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1921. no. io;; 6 I atj U JL B WILL PRACTICE LAW IH TiliS CITY VV. u. iUCCK. V,t:i tnown XuUIig AT- tcrnev ci Sferrv Count v Enters I). 0. B-.vver Lav.- Office. Tl.e legal t"rt rnity of c - (-.nr-' 1. :. - ; ' .1 : .-!: ; d i i : i r in t I.e i'-r:.n:i i.: W. 'I. ' I . ,. . : : : i . r I .. Spri:i' h : 1 and -.:i.'. a. w hi. Las arriv i h-r- to n.a ke i.i home avA to take t.j : ! ;" ! k. w in r.;i n :. rs- f ! 1 1 ; t v 1 Mr. K !' K will !; a p -a -: n ir a -i .1 1- ti. ri to ( as coi!!:'- iar. as i t a !:: l-n. a n ..f ;!:..!.; afait; i.:. ::t- i: hi- i;:-(.-?--'U a n.o t p.i:;al at. a .h i..-:iih r c.f t he ': Lr: Vha ' TT.ii -'r-ity "a'td ! t j e ' i t. i-'h'oti h;.v. ct;ool of iisnaha. Mr. . la'e U, V. v a c..-!n;..er it.x w.rh a! ; ! od when the call to arms (ame . iVl. a::! he a; t.a'-.- ,a'.f-cl ' h- , :r. cari;. ;;' F'.rt N : wa- a -i:':. .i to ;:.e a v ia-' he service Stli'l rve.j . ' -r f r' ;r; iiia.':' f'i.;- h-; in ; v . in .tii::f. fxi.fi lenc-s vit:: I i : e j: . r:a . . ; : ! ;...:; i .T ..." the v ar. c 1 : r ! C-.mt..eTe.J ii! v. courr ;.' t.tet: a::t. w hich he !.:: ; i t e W as ! i! '-" e. e- ed ah his Li i.i"':' t!.e c .tii' io: a! e. .-. n f i :; a' : !.! :.a-.i ;. ' .if 'iv.- part :: ; "i :.: 1 : ; !: of t !. ::!' : v. 1 f ; '.. i 'iiif an-! ;:!s.i one f th" ;. . u'-'- t m- t!.te r- t h.lt iii.M!!.;.uis:ie-l t.o.i y . Mr. Kie'v hi be--:: vc.v- in rio r-'.-a:- '..'-j.i- :. ei;-' !"- in S..'"pv -.;:;' ai.d v ;o- !!.:';- ; ;.- ru ii' n la i iii the orva t ioii of t !. e.i. ' ;.! S:.ri hi h i.. .,r 1 ate-; .. itiit re- in t ! v. on. : r- ! !'::.. ; h . m-'.-. 1. .. a- tit. or.-.a- : ( ;: :: :. ,.t : . ' ' -1 . e p : . .1 d : 1 . -I'd 1 ti t : v :': -' i; ::! ::; a h r ' v :h-'r . v. u ii 1 ' a .; : ' i.i: t !.:.: v f, -:d ' : ' i .. :. :. iio. e '' - ' ... .. ;,, .- -it!'-.. re - v AulO UUT uh,o hs t HOME IN LINCOLN Mrs. Mary E. Jones. Widow of Late Gcrge E. .'Ciici;. ?a."?e? Away "There Last Niyht. Fr..m rhnrs.tr. . ! V Ii ;':.!; !.:: -:.: ! I . of Mr-. Mary : : ! a o: t !: i - e t !: o!i r r. ih Mr.- Jo:: .- a I t - ; :- her r ! . ' ' ' I , 1 t ' 1 . i t : : : I.e. ' !!-Ces-!1T ii- n: s..!- aha:. :o ; .. tils c: . . a urea ; n. .1 n i .-a ; . t he ca; it . 1 ci' The hii-bami. pr-s..,i., 1:;. wj .he ! . . r e r ..1 ; or v ;:: ;.- ru.- !-; .hmes. v. tieatt. some 1 Tvi-ive year- i.uo at.d durir," hi- iife t oi.- hre wa.- w-i! hnov, n to a iarue (it e'f- ; ;.;o:s 11V! r 'h- .-;. !' : p... t are-- e .-. . ; 1 rs. .i II-- .-as 1. .-n fa'iii ' - i i l T T - r..;-'iiiy i.T'd ha- oe-:i ;:t ih- h ",.!":: la i.i': ( h Ti i r t:.e 1 1" : r 1 ' - i ri.e i.i.d it was there ii .it .-!: passe! a " i.i. " tie arranu-ai.-nU; i th. funeral v i : ! !. i"- '.:.M wi.rd is receive. i fr'u.i tio- son r.-sidii.u in 'tie. Wa shir vt .n. i nd w !;.! . r it wiii be :e!d in 1 'hit 1 ; ' . h or d!"i:- v.oo.! l:.is ::ot h". . i'.-ter::.it.e.!. .Mrs Ci! il. liter ha for - s-p(, Mrs. .lot.- s nous a 1 To T'eCv'. 1 d'-li lit-aia . 1 oil; tot! ci'y M r lay cm. it ion 1! i s : 1 . v a- :; : con he was : the :n -aue i" i e. 'Ty , hoc ked . - T" -',11;- I VERY ENJOYABLE GATHERING ' Toe pi.;. -ant home of Mr and Mrs. i;.i Cans. :mr in t:i- mriii par: of : c:: was tne scene ,d a m e- lightiul pathennp t t younp peopa- on Tu,-,h,y eveninu in honor of The eiuaie..,..':, birthday anniversary of Mi-.- Fern Ganscmer. Th, rooms of the home w re tastefully arranged w : n decorations of the summer flow- .-i's and made a verv nieasinj: setting for the enjovab'.e occasion thai fol-' hv.td. Tiie ' evening was spent in dancing and sing i"r at wV'-ha gre ;t eal 0! .njtATin nr was derived and a: a suitable hcur a charming two- -.ur-e lunc i con si rved hv Mr- Gaiisemep assisted ,v Heh.n Funter thai added to the deli-hts of the i-vt-nt. Ihose to enjoy the occasion were fession and he will go east to Co fourth tne next (lay. Airs. ..let aher Missts Viola Archer. Clara Trilety. this. We will be sorry to have him ty was formerly ?diss Julia Stohlman. i'hel-ea Swope. Pern Gansemer. Ks- leave Kim wood. Klmwood Lea.'.er- eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ther Tritsch. Kdith Fitis-n of N't- Kcho. .Sttdilman. Louisville Courier, havvka. Mtssrs Jack M,-Carthv. f)i'o . J me-crwimll SHOWS SOME IMPROVEMENT, j MOWED THE GRASS son FOR SALE Two high grade Red Polled bulls . r r I'Vrn i w i J1,":,nl' ""I , for sale NVb., teleph Tlione us the iievri? HELD PLEASANT BELTING fh.-ai "' h u rv!:i -'s Ii:iv I V.stff.i;!y afterm the s.tvm, class i.f the Cbristmn church Snide' :r : i ; j : j T i . . i-tiMi:c:-.. ii'o; i i '..a a? t n h, -ii. .' a Jjrr. (. -1 rt- !i.-ch;r i:i the wi'M part a i:re croud v ;.s pre Ti..- :.i:t! ui - u a . r ! h ' i: I; ! t ra l:-d t ;.( .a. a;.; t ::. The busir.es;- of tl Mu.-; tr;:!.,ac:t;,i :.fter v i.ich ;!,e ii ( : u- c:::!:i. ca ; : a! 'I H- !:.. 1 h.'v;j.e t rails i"i..ir- . . ' 1 e.i 1 their huiiM's. i!iv,:,r.i,i Mr , . , . , . I -cker to he a feva ;osj-.-i ifUV v-f;j;?KrM Ml- t'LJ -lvilL; w ncATM OF wtcr' U.H ! IS UE OtO I iJl IIIUi-I L. J 41 wi Ml-1 D. 2rO'AT. Noticed Of Demise c:" Mrs. Vera Ecrkliard. at BelleEive. 111.. Tut-siav ti prr.-ti 1 -v,.:, t;,-, ::rsil; v'y -u . 1 v. da e a!": .'T-t'oe:; 'al I I h i .- ( i recei 'd !i'e- -a L' i !i .in:: !'. i I) ir I .he sad T'evvs of ;.t her hon,- in I :.; 1 - i i vi- Tiiin,,;. ,.r t-- a- t..v :.d. lihir an illness of sitae dttra- t 1 I ! ! Tb decea.--ed hoiv was twontv hw- of a-e and was b..rn iu.:i1 hunured. t i.is -jr v. v. here she rnv to wir.iaii- ' '; (";!.v feature ot the n.11'1 r: !..,. .1 and our:..e the v-ars of li..r'l!:i!' U':1S annoying to both the iil'e !,e,-e won mativ war:;, am clos- ,(,rs members of the ha. 'i frier, is w i: i -.vi!! b arn f h r d ath Tl;:'' "! ;'u' l"inp children who r,-..test ;rrow ''! -iii- w -re cmstantly dashint: t nro:t-rh 'i:-' ".i-. M r. ;. ; i Mrs V. T. '; in. ;.. hav.- cri.wd iu:..i in :!ieir onrusiie- i'r. hoih j.ree"- -d iht da l :. ' er ;: !e;ilh ' nueetly fot dow n iiiliu! S !h- m For t h- ;i;:-i . v.-r.-! v,at tt:t. her.- of tn- .vu. T!:is f.-s.turi. St'-w-I.vri.:.'-;i--i ;':i:: ilv hive b. re-ih,-:; . i: : loped to eliminate a! tie in Iii:ii"is an.i h r ii-'i." ti:' ,;:si ih- nt ; concert. .!e."e;:-(d :' v h i- t t it: tailir.-; ' ' her condiiio" i.e-ame '.'-h ! "ALLS WILL THAT EDS VTLL" th- ' two . r h-r stst-r-'. Mr- F. : '.t::ji" atid Mrs. Waiter !;nrr-u. ' -Oi-.ah.a. i ad st:.rt : f-.r Fii'ic!.-. to a--. t ii: the care- of the ssu r. !.: v.-- th.V i..r-!vc.l th- ! th f.'.'.:,'!i-a-r had chiiti:'rt tl:-,- bv d "lie To 1,. :t;r:i The deatl: t ii0"e reiii ii::- the j,ii-.iiiit:.l and four .:;ri re a - veil ;.s si: Itr-it hers a:;! sist-r. T.,. v ;,r,. j.. t Trit-ipe. (ipinha Viareit'-,. r.r.,v.-:-. ,.f the F. S ::rv.: . ; , w l.o is staio.ie. at Jlom.l .la. tl 1.; j ' Uii.-s- Fro An as .j Miss .: .,-!., 1 F.r..v .s j -i .-'.: '-:.;iv-. ,-n: Ma! lot: 1 Ilrowui this c,: ;..;d Mrs Walter iv.:rr-H ; 1 1. :i-T :-. 1 arr i nuemen a T; tou t 1 i ;i! th. in ll'it.. ei emz nni nnsn tnii ! CLUOU C liUWl-itt UUifl , r - j liir.f.i.'J VilO LOl'Hl L.' icr Call-d to Winttrsteen Hill to Look Into Cnse 0: Mvsterieus V:k-y Loi'.crhig There ri t. -': fniiv j !.-,-! ..v.-iiinu hief of Police .Ion.-, j .. ,1 (,;... . i 1 .aruller w-v noTili-i !.v . .- .' ti;.. re-ide'iis -f Win'et :i hi!! tiia' for s.-mti.I days pas. n: letaiin o! color had he- n n.a.-.- :.-. ;.: ' hi!:. lam over ie. the lo caliiv l:t! own as "llappv hoilow" ;:r.ii had been seen wander aar aroiii. ; .. . ,, ; . 1. ,r 1, , ,( j . " n- officers ..;,.,.. ! -, the .(.-.i... but afwr a ' ful search of the locality no s iu n ; h-.' dark i-dor.-d it;. at co:ii;l : ...::,: and he hi. 1 apparenMy d-part-. e- for :: .re jde-ssar.t tiijrt' ;-s i The man had been harigiiiu arn'tidj Hat part of th" cilv since S:it urda . . , ii the M:-M'-r was not rtju.rfe;: : ! last n : : Iii . Chit f -.oi.-s a.l-o han;'"d sailinp ( au;,i nip to the Yellowstone Na 01.'. rs to two ladies w ho arrived iu 'tiocal pari;. They v.oie nccoinpar.ied tir- city along in the hours of twi-.pv irr;t. 1-,,s; b r. of the Fnivcrsity of ii- :. on- who- -':' was short as Nibrasha. On th-ir way. they stop ti eir pre.-enc,. was r.. ed by th- u-lt ;if O'Neill ami they . cei-f .ml tl.'-y were informed of the spent par: of .1 week at the beaut i to e : f rs! train fl. r.P.l lost t:o f,,i ri, ,., in,.,,,. .,' Mr s,ti.l Mrs ,;pt. oon,,.. out nnd shook the ,U!.t , f oar p-aceful I i 1 1 ie com m 11 n i: y ,, .i,,.!,. ft.t.t 11.. '1 1. .'.1 t-'i. 0. E. LIST0N TO LOCATE IN ELMW00D AGAIN a- I wm wee a to... w.s ...ttitt. to., 'hy Dr. O. 11. Listen purchased the office buin.inp liti.i practice of Dr. V i rcn in i-m 1 nti ')r- Deerin., will rt man. litre uiin September 1st. and in the meantime Dr. Listen and amily will spend a ' - "1; or so ,u ('olorado. Iv List on sold cat :i few years ago to Dr. Doug- ms and Dr. Deering pure!: a sea ir. Neely's practice. ! Dr. Listen spent a number of years here and hail a nce practice. He was well liked and will receive a wel- erne hack to Kim wood. Dr. oeerinp has a large practice and is a most i net e isiul suruton. He is not leav- ing Mimwood because he wants to. hut because he desires to make k-rg- tr .rf -parauons in Ins cl:oscn :ro- K"i"i TlmrsilHV'a I4iHy. Tl... ... nii;.:., . . c n:,.i .Jr.. ! i 10 loioiu.i in iiJiniri iis o.ii Judge !. S. Ramsev is somewhat .t t-' ter today as the cool nights have had :' n:nst ,'t'I1(ti(,il11 -fect in revi- inp.rrkes and proceeded to cut the grass hini ai!U lie irf now showing a m rk- on the Legion's memorial plat. Those - d gain over that of the past a- . ek. going were Emil Hild. post command- The judge, however, is still iu a m ite tciioui condition BAND CONCERT IS UJH i A7TC WHCn SlilLL A! I Ck LI CU . - - - - - Several alundzed People Present at' ! Court House Lawn Last Nitrkt ; rt rni,. T),, ! K,.,,m xi u rsi'm y's IaflT '!'!. concert ?;in lar vtiiiai; i , . , '.i !ali:l v.a-- ii ic oi the trrt ideas lit;! , . . ... , , ' laii ical ei.teriaiumeiits t i:ai has een . , . , . -i't i:-re ;n a v.o.xi i. :;.!:" nio::!.! -..id tit. i,:iri M.raiinu- ,,..rv.- :-'a- o-..i o! cf d;: i t t fie ex f ei : :i t v ork wi.ieh tiiev !iave d,,;.C in the - '1 - - "!" " The pn.Lritiii .as well feh-ct-.i v ork wi.ieh tiiev have l;iO in U:e d ( ir.lTaC -d a liiimlxr ( !' the lii-ii i,',!:V , U-adM nmsi-h ' the world. las yt;-nrtanl inc.'".) In.:i! the cia:- ,ar. ; Tie Te.'.ad... "A u t u tn n Kct'iiitie ." ; a-- well as the more juzry seieciioj;.-. : "Oh Slip ii Man"' and " The ;oyat :maliond." rirew the a ;preciat ion of 1 he u l:e::((- and i:i These hup. hers the ham iv. ed much skill in tin ir !"!. sii'e of "Fr.1 n't.?-' "CU ' ion . !.ui!v. l.onr il" were s;s.i I'ha-itm in the extreme to everyone i:i the crowd which numbered vr 1 : j.t re are several young; u: ' ie::-: on.-. , - - 1 . - i : 1 - in t.ns et are v .'ii'K-h i;: fa vc-r of an v. ii o a net to compell the ch).-:'i.:.; up orj ' fll'.iii.v: o: ail ( Ul ii bando::-'! w.-iis 1 i.e of v!;:ei! well ni?h t-..n:- i..-.n-; ' the (ailse of tile downfall of i-n .. ! our it-iii; i i-v; , iciei yoan:: r.un a :--.v : . en i:. li- ' nc. It !'" fiat t h i.-i par: ictihir yo'.t.ii.-; ' ;t;. it1. !:a i vv ; ; h a t:;nit"'r of V.er of ti'e sport reekitis y -utiis been hit-a to the scene of a.nh.n-which was '. c a : fit ' in 'i.e fori n parti. u of the and here t h- r:;r;ies enjoy -d ";'", then. stives to the utmost baskmu in ''l"!rs" 01 1 ,e cnann" oie .xenras " s,n,s:,ine or rather moonshine of the ,.l.r,ver: 'vh'' v wou!d 1 f'-minife society which had h-en im 1 p.."e(i for t he oi'cas ioli . t-iit !:-ti.' is v i:t re T.h p.o: thi.-i whiie;hef.-ivi:i were at ti-,.: : .vh. a.: t.,- in,; u-ioii. the ,f..,.. t-iit li Te is v lit f" Th- p.o: tin : r t distant foots'eps liisnirbeft ar.- 1 Th- mir.ioT.s- of ti.e law and started t ret rea T . lia rt 1 r 111 c.ifer ! d i :(. ie::s. Tilt, "near victim" of t:-e w.'.l wa-. a T t em pT i 1. s; to l'oliovv the eoiirs- iiil- in iiv h is men'or w 11-11 h : 1 ! and discovered an di wen ami ; i: v:;s villi (i-fticui'v that !i" r.-u.iir. ed safety and solid irround. The worst of it was that tne e:s turhinu iemant was n,.t the poih- hltt Ol!" of The ('iti.-'.rns of tlie Coill- n :!:! who was tio'r.u the Sherhe-'.; Uali.os 0:1 t he lee s and their friends a n; t li as .i.'ji - this wns discovered' me'l.hiT- ol the party n-Stini'1:! 1 : t 1 V i ' les 1 l term ina red onlv wti.i pi, vir.K (hiwn that l-aoe the'n frc-s of darhnt-- depart b. f. :-e t)c ' ir licht of day. TOURING THE YELLOWSTONE Louisville f-i.-nds of Mr. and Mrs. . '. Frampton. of Lincoln. wiM be j n t ei t 1 -.! to learn that t hey left Lin- 1 coin aho-t two weeks auo for a.. Charles Rockwell, of Valentine, yr Rockwell spent his bovhood ,i.,..r. i ., T 1 1.-. ti :.. ...... n, 1 11.,. i.i i.iiuiv.lir. Ifrisoiltz iill.lt- veteran engineers of the Hurlinptoii ':;n! f(,r --everal years lie and his w ife. nave neen neveiofunp tnetr rancn. ii is strictly Pioilrn and is beautifully located with high hills at the rear u.ul ; 1()Vt.jv vallt.v irl front with a rjver n-)I far from "the door, to make ..(( p rt. (.on, iet e. Mrs. Rockwell is Pit in club work in hcrorv of tl,e'aCed !adv that had b COI,ntv :ind is Verv accomplished ' 0.. iP1i ... her l.-t lone- rest y ,im hobbv is HtSowelf conduc r;tm.h whk.h sl;e mana ju.r. ne'se'rvi'?es and p if rc m e te f u,ui,vi,u. VourWr "s a V tn D eth So ShaU He L tAs .a .:K'n , et 11 S' aU He.V, HAPPY GRANDPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Frederick St obi in an are happy over the arrival of a fine little ooy at u;e nome 01 tneir son- i:i-iav anu (laupnter. .Air. ana Mrs.;';-1"- "' ' 1 1 Harry MC 'afferty. of Omaha. Thej " h hereaved members of the youngster arrived last Sunday. July 'amily ann a.t tne concision 01 tne ?.. lfti'J. and Avas just in time to help ! 'ice t!le h'd 'as, orne to ta.k i!ie :;imu c-eu-uraif ine Rinnous; From Fridaveg i)any. T ..of oroniri' i flrlo.rniirti, nf 1 1n i...-.i uvKu.tiot .... no. members of Hugh K earns posi drove to the cemetery with scythes and er. Harvey Heneper. "Tex" Wilson and Johnnie Wichman. GOES TO MINNESOTA From Friday' I'.afttv. j ! This e ! t )i is ciiy evening Mrs. Tom Rates of i departs for Minneapolis I wiierc she wui enjoy si tew weeKs j i iiiitnic am! rest at trie home ot her sister. Mrs. Guy French. Miss Oct a French, who is iVisitinsr at Omaha v--ith relatives came down last even- j iiiir and sj-nt a few hours here with j her aunt. Mrs. Hft:es and aecompan .. j ifri hr as far as Cljriaha on her journ ."!. and Mi.-s Fren'li will remain in ihfc: cit v tor a more, extended vi . . . , ,.. :efore returning to Minnesota. .'lSll nil. rn O. r!P Tfi nr 1 1 1 ft' ULUiiV I W UU hei-hho- 'the ve-t DOING LESS DAMAGE! j j !-uir.,ti(I 3Jur!h!rton is Having: Less Trouble th the East Side of Mis- SOUn Worl: Continues. The condir ion alon.ir the east side f tlie Misso-iri river over in Mills county, low a. yt etr" to he improving ;.s fur as the r-1 i-:at conTpany is coitc- 1 red, a;' ;ht cuttiuR away of t'ne river bank hts heert checked to a vreat extent ;.pi! the resViIt i-' that j ,h jinnu.jjIte danger to the track- ii-e and other prf.pen y of the I'nr-iif-ion has d "111 , nislied soniewhat. lu'visi-.n S:ierintendenT N. Al-h-- is stii'. (.ti t'ue job h-iokinf: after t he work i t different places alone, the river am', is not re!axi.:i: his vig ilance it; the :.-isH!f the iiattle w:th 'he waters of the f.;i Misso-iii. A iarpe nt; in her u" Ita'ian labor- ! ers ha' e i.-e,i s ti' fr'uv Omah.a tr i Pacific Juncl ior. r.n I pif ce! ' wa rk on the rip rap aPd oti-er lines ot -i'deavor to f'.i'cV .the carvir.p in of t l.f river bank ;ieu ech day the 'Turiirii'o;: hits inrvie amounts of supplies iii-it'.-d f'c'i! this citv ti :-lv the wan is :' thf Tii.-n who are tii' at tii- river, f t he w a. it iii '.: o I f, .. ...It .-. lit. -i"r... ,,f llif . . " ". ' , V . " . I I . I 1 Ml. .;tJ. 13.'.. : ri run t !i ;.it-a !:.'. -Ha :v a'hiit ii.ir.l exf-nse to tii.-t aire;- iv ii'curred in ii-.- Ions hi:t be' wee:: a ; in- c :he Pn: inerton iind the .:ovcrwr cnt to check tiie cori.-tant AA'asHins away of the Iowa hanks. Tin? only h-siical ain! wV.a' would s?eni J: t least expensive rai-tht .1 i:i t he 1..:; rv.Ti would be to nave br-aK waters-!- :Fi mi' from the Jowa shore that wou'd divert the course of the channel to the Nehras i.e apt to iio less camuiu: TO HAVE STAND OF COLORS liuuh Ke;:rns post of the American 1 uio:: of this city is to have a stand of eo'.ors. consisting of a silk post banner, lettered in uoid. b'af with the nam ;i!i nuniber- of the post, am! a ii'!. F. S. fhiu to match. Kach lire frinued with i.and-kroited silk frinj: ii!u. and carried from it-foot ash poles .-ur.n 'iti::ed with N-irch solid brass spread ea?'les. anei the outfit in eludes v. a terproof cas -s. (nrryins; strap, etc.. The lo'al post is doubtless one of tne ,'irst in the state, outside of the state department it-elf, to secure one of thes- stands, as 'he cos; is close To Sl.'.n. am', would have been prohihi- tive in thi iiistaiTce. hut for the ...i(.msiiv of r.porii. Cnis hii-Sfll i a member of the post, who donated ,lv, i,.im.r M-hich is .v faribe most expensive id' the two. and costs approximately $lt'b. a rush onler has been placed for tie colors so they may be used at the tuner. il ser a ices of F.'.warti tiipple, whose body Avii! arrive here fr;iu overseas around the .'irs: of August. One do::en bronze prave markers have also Jeen ortlered anil will be placed at the grave of each, war vet eran buried in the local cemetery, as well as at oLuisville. Fnion ami Mur ray, where there are no posts to look after the matter, exservice men in 1 he-;? towns belonging to the post here. FUNERAL OF MRS. JONES From Saturday's- laily. The funeral services, of the late Mr Mary E. Jones was held yester day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Christian church in this city and at tended by a nuniber of the former friends and acquaintances who paid their tribute of respect to the mem- been nducted text : ive Again." holding out the assurance that those who had died in the full- inc. cuuse i.o .om u,.H ' ness ot a christian faith would live. again Mrs Hollowell and Mrs. Minnie Picharkard sang a number of the old f-" " ".,VI 7; Tim fsmih- lot therp Mr oiwl AIc Curl Hitler nonti oil- and neice of the departed lady, and with whom she has been living ac companied the body from Lincoln and remained for the funeral ser- vices The best results are obtained lrom'tained vrv insanity by friends in j 4 . the careiUlly wntien ad placed in the printer S hands in time to nennit 0f artistic "set-up." Don't neglect advertisinp- or rorrnnse it hur- 5?" a?eTOSin5 Compose It nur- riedly if you would get the greatest .value for the money you expend. GREENWOOD IS UltfiiV EOi f Li BY BURGLARS TWO PLACES OF BUSINESS SUF - FEE FROM NIGHT CALL ROEBERS ESCAPE. From Frlnay's :"aiiy. Some time duriim la-t ni.nh.t roh- tiers made another descent on our "eishhorins villap, of Greenwood, in the v.e: t portion e.i ("ass coarty and he business houses of that! i.Yered as a ,v,,,l, of the visitation. I . r"!'""rs u,( 'r e:1' ri'' :1!(1 the -xy.,ir comv-cnonary st,,re. My forcing the rear entrances to the buildir.ss and therehy paininp access to the main store rooms and the cash registers were tapped for a small amount of chatif-e which. howeCr. it is staled did noT amount to a great deal. and the loss will not rea. h more than .at the highest l.evre. An examination of the f toe Us of -mods failed to disclose any other articles taken by the visitors. Sheriff C. Ih Quinton and County Attorney- a. G. Cole were called there at an early hour this mornins an! spent the day in that city and vicin ity, endea vorinsr to secure some trace of the hurplsrs. who it is thouuht were parties operating out of Lin coln or Omaha and so far no trace of the robbers ha- been secured by the officers. The state agents from Lincoln are also assisting in the case and makintr. all possible efforts to locate the culprits. This is onlv on- of the n.anv times that GrcMiwood has suflere,! from the i fleets of visitations ,v burglars and it seems that this is one of the favorite sports for the operation of the bandits as it is lo cated in easy distance of Omaha and Lincoln for a pood pet-awn v. MUST NOW PROVE HIS CITIZENSHIP A. L. Marshall, of Weeping; Water. Resident of U. S. for 53 Years Alien in Si-rht of Law. After forty-nine years residence in "Weepinp Water and fifty-three it: The Fnited States, our worthy citizen. A. L. Marshall, had to take two of our citizens. P. F. Cherry end V.". O. Opdon. to tlie county seat last wot-k to prove that he had been a la w-abidinp citizen for the last live years past. Nov.. not to make this story look quite so bad for one of our citizens who has spent most of a half century amonp us. we will state that a r.ew rulinp passed has left Mr. Marshall an alien in the sight of the law. on account of a discrepancy in his fath er's citizenship papers upon com in p here from Knpland to establish his honie. Inasmuch as Mr. .Marshall is 1 ternoon and will arrive in Minneap to prove up on the homestead which jolis the next morning. This added was held by his son. Harold I). Mar-! service will be greatly appreciated shall, who sacrificed his life in along the Missouri Pacific and we are France fighting for his country, the: father Avill have to establish his citi zenship under the new rulinp which makes him an alien and also deprives his wife of citizenship, although she is a native-born American, but be came an alien by marriage. While, t hese facts are somewhat annoying, it is hoped that ere long both husband and wife will become citizens of the Fnited States. Weep ing Water Republican. MANY APPLY FOR TRAINING. Prospects are pood for nearly a dozen Plattsmouth young men at tendinp the civilian training camp at Fort Sncllinp during the month of August. As the time of closing ap plications drexv near a goodly num ber of lads about town decided to avail themselves of the opportunit y of a month's outing at government expense and last nipht the supply of application blanks in the hands of local Legion officials Avas exhausted. 'while today one or two drove to Fort Crook to pet their bid in before the 10th. I Parents could do nothing better ithan let their boys attend such train ing camps. 1 he work avhi be still enoush to develop their bodies and 1 attfm5ant enou?h pl?3FUrP, to make the month pass quickly. At. Fort Snelling. Avhere the Nebraska! lapplicants Avill he trained, there is everv convenience, coupled xvith the . nortnern atmosphere and a1 1 wjmmintr piaPe Among the ! ari icles it is requested the men take iwixh thenu is the ever popular liath : 1 Slllt ENTERTAINED IN OMAHA From Saturday's Laity. Mrs. F. H. Dunbar and Mrs. J. S. c I Liinpston of this city were enter- ! tnnana vesternav i.-emp - Hannv Hollow club tnnana yesierciay oeuig nie puesis ai j in company i w ith Father and Mrs. V S Lepte and Madame Leete at a dinner partv j Siven b Mr- and Mrs- A- ('- Par'- ' The adjps were also enter-, tained al luncheon bv the Leetc fatn- ily at the St. -Ha ma has rectory. FIREMEN HOLD PRACTICE Fr"m Friiiay's T'aity. us! evening the niem liers of the jvorkin. out at.d practiee l.y 'iiie: ; Saiidin and the members are siio-.v iajr speed at-..! skill ::i ettiiif; tlieir I fire fiffhtiiif: at-aratus into action that j would do crd:t to a much more sea soned organisation. The (ire truek !xvit!l l!e members was taken out. on to the avenues where tire mmt rs were iiiven workout in coupling and nozzel work and proved thai I they are pestinp more seaoned in their ability. i W MAE h K I AN- ; H ILL IllfllXI. UUUU I fill . , . . . . . , , I fl I M PK V h M H W 11111 nw 1 wiikii 1 v tiT;tt;., c,u- u.., 11 ; vv 1111a.il iiiiiiu tiliciiii iia v till; tiia Building- Fixed Up and the Second Storv Enlarged. The store building of William Sohmidlmanii which he occupies as -a harness shop is iinderiroinR a series of improvements which will make it a much more modern building and I"1'" '-irl ''" "' !" "' 11 ' " one which will prove a plea-inp ad-i '"" (il !':,r,-"" dition to the attractive business i i,ls'5 '-'tier, s mi bad it.-t :- t. houses of the ci:v. jai.in alter that, a !: 1-h his hap- One of the chanpes will he made iti-'"' ('"'htnu w r- s'lh.iii t li the building is the addition of a fine1'"0"' he had occap-.d and had been new front to the huildinp that will j hept by the hot, manau. metit :.. he modern in e'verv respect. The en-j:iWi1il "' r'1 lr '- '" trance To the store will be made inj""J'.r disposition the center with disph.v windows on J 'r- '"' m-'"o- a vry car.-tnl m (ither side and in the rear of thej'l"''y "w-r ,!'" 1 : ' );: !l' h-.p.-s ot east window will be The entrance wav securiiiu some ttac- .,: ih- niis-nin to the s'airs to the second floor of'outi)- man and reinm-d home :hi. the huildinp. The new front will be , morn in " 1: m- uci -e 1 n ; in hi- ef;,,ris of glass and pressed brick and he! to local, or hid anv , n 1 . tin, 1 ...11 ot made in the most modern style. i wher- he n.iht hav -ion.- on b ., v - "f ' j w J he enlarged by an add W1" add a larne niinibrr ol The se-ond floor of the huildinp ition that rooms to the present building: and this will be'lui that tio ir Lai- may 1- m.ioiiioi- tnade into mi dern living: apartments : ed and. that the to m lew my- will accordinp tf the present plan of tliejl-rin- some m-.-s.ive fr.-it; Farl or ;i i;ivn?r. At the present time the se- : st at emen i as to hi- w h reab..iit that cc-nd floor is unoccupied and th - eh a 11 pes made will irive. Mr. Sfhmidt- rnann amide opportunity to have I portiDn.of the huildinp in use as it I will make a most attractive jda -e t 1 reside. On the rear of the lower pun ion of the building a brick addition has been made that will aid in the fa - ciiities of the harness shop ami eive:may hav more room for the workshop A NEW FAST TRAIN Kailroad men in this city have been informed that a new fast train runninp from Minneapolis to New Orleans will be put on in the near future throuph this city running be tween Minneapolis and Omaha on thej Great AVestern tracks and from Om-, aha to New Orleans over the Mis- j souri Pacific tracks. This train w-i 1 1 j run on a fast schedule and will main-! tain an excellent service over t ! - entire route. A train will leave Min neapolis each evening petting into Omaha about f o'clock anil into Au burn about two hours later ami in to New Orleans the next morninp. The northbound train supposedly will pass through this city iti the at' hoping the officials Avill' carry out their plan. Auburn Republican. Blank Books at the Journal Office. Working rtnn lift' There is only one way by which greater improvement and progress can be accomplish ed. It is through co-operation working to gether. The greatest good for all usually means the greatest good for each individual. Hence individual support to community betterment plans is always desirable if not actually es sential. We are working constantly for a bigger, better and happier community. Let us all work together. Thes facilities of this bank are alwaj's at the service of the people of Platts mouth and Cass county. Tiie First national Bank THE BANK WHERE YOU FEEL T H O AvE PIJVTTSMOUTH HIP L DDC I D I MPC IC CAUSING ANXIETY Earl R. Travis Left His Hotel in Kansas Citv Morninsr of June 20th Not - Seen Since The relatives in lhi it .!' Datl m n, vi t.eme;- ,j i -trie; r..ini i- p, hav ieeu .tr'j.-rini: .. teat. ,i,-al of anxiety to" the past few ,jHys ,,Vf.r uilirt te he t!;.- di-.- . M I i.-:; r:. M .it L' ' " . . ' 1 1 ' t' :ft: ?" f" I . 1 1 '. u-Mk.. ..vi.,.,-.. i... ,:.- ! Z. ' ,: ,' . , .1.. , . in e a , d t he t te feeetve a 1,1 .,11 111 vril i. . v ,1 . : III ii' .1 . - 1 ' .1 ' .ii 1 1 (worry nnd anxiety ai.d on 'l'ued:iv . morttfnu Cui:::iv Attoriiev (".d--. , I brnt her-in-la w of the yoiinu man tall ied the Oakley hoT.-l m Kan-as ;l. ! w here Mr. 'i'rav is ha I be. i: stai-ini;. (learninc that he was not there and 'bad liol been seen f .r several davs. j .Mr. ("ole de. ailed Ttif'-iiav toht , for Kiil'sa- I'iti a: -! :: hi- arrival ! I here visited t he ho! lot "I and lea me.; 1.1... . 1 1 .. .1 ... . . ! the iio-.i The famtlv while fe.iinu r.atlv - worried ov-r th" nati-r ..n- hop.. - may relieve them in their anxiety. It has h-en several niol.ttis silic- Mr. 'Iravis bit this citv and he w.t for si :i.e time iit Mitrl.n Spr'iip-. TeXi.s. lor his neail' . but of late has been -t'lppiru :n ;:. a- City. and his 'luidiu 1! 1 p.p. .1 1 i.e 'ith":i' .in app.ifeiir reason ha- '! to 'a fi'e - .1! ..f :.;: r 'r;.i p." ha ps he ii the v ie ; 1 ni of si line foul play, but not It ing tietinite h.is so far been discovered that Would verify that supposition and tn east is one of my-t.-r to all of the fam ily as well a.- the tr'-nds in 'his citv. DOINGS IN DISTRICT COURT F"rnm Friday's tmiiy This motninu an action entitled Arthur .1. Weideman vs. Sarah Weidcma n was tiled in t h- ohic .,: y Kohertson. clerk of the ',., ourt. in which the phiiatiff asks lor a decree of divorce irotn the de fendant on The : rounds C t'llel ! 1 anil al--o asks for the custody and care if ii;- minor children of th parties to th- suit The pi-ti'ion slates that the parties to the action w. re m;. t ried on S- j.t e.-ti her :'.. 1 !'.;. at Council Pduff-. Iowa, and have fiin-.' resided in Ca- - county. We appreciate your co-operation in helping; us to publish all the live news of the community. Call No. G, 3 ring's. Tliinniiiiiiiiiiiii .-3 Together! Ih! .1-: NEBRASKA.