The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, September 05, 1921, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
FLATTSMOTJTH SEMI-WEEEXT JOURNAL PAHE FTVT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1921 MURDOCK DEPMR TMEMT PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE 'JOURNAL. Special Bargains This Week! Keep your eyes open for bargains in our ad space, for we will furnish them. For this week we are of fering Varnish, absolutely guaranteed, sold for $4.75 SALE PRICE Colored Varnish, per quart, 90c. Bed Room Paper, per single roll, 6c. Oat Meal Paper, per single roll, 13c and 20c. Floor Wax 50c. i ne uusternorr onops MURDOCK -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA 9 a guest of relatives in Great Falls, Montana and Colorado Springs, Col orado for some time, returned home last Monday. J. A. Bauer was looking after some business matters in Lincoln the firs of last week. Vm. Mann of near South Bend is among the new subscribers to the Journal of the past week O Entertain for Friend The Royal Neighbors of America gathered at the home of their mem ber. Mrs. C. E. Kupke a few days ago TROUBLES OVER AT AGE SEVENTY Burlington Woman Feels Like She Has New Lease on Life Since Began Taking Tanlac. , "When a woman over seventy and tendered her a miscellaneous 'ears oi age is reneveu oi iruuuit-s shower. A moat enjoyable afternoon that have bothered her for ten years was spent by all. 1 cau 11 remarKaDie, anu inai is ex- acuy wnai lamac nas uoue lur me, declared Mrs. John Sabins, 1064 S. Leebrick St., Burlington, Iowa. "My principal trouble was indi- i.inin Satnrdav pvpn ne to visit., . ,T , iv o,.j eesnon. My appeme was aDoui over Sunday and Labor day with re!- for their Jlome at Tampa, Florida. ' fone, and I always had a heavy feel- atives. The Guthmann family accompanied !8 in my Homacn auer ea ung ana Messrs. ii. . Aicuonaia anu bun them as far as 0maha in their car, Lacey and I. G. Hornbeck were in and from there they took the Xorth- Klmwooa last w eanesaay witnessing Depart for the South fypiI Sissnn and wife, who have J. Pothast and family went to been visiting at the home of Mr. and i the ball game. M. R. Keiser, has been visiting of Los Angeles, at the home of western for Chicago. Making Some Changes The school building, which has I bloated up so with gas I felt utterly miserable. The gas almost suffocated me at times and crowded around my heart and caused such a throbbing it frightened me. Many a time I be came so nauseated I could hardly Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bornemeier the' i ne scnooi u..u.. .cu retaIn a thing, oast several davs. i b.efn a"'l to "I0? f,onS1"' "I had awfv past several days V. H. Rush shelled corn for Wm. Nielson last Friday, the grain being delivered to the Farmers elevator here for shipment. The ball game at Elmwood Mon day was witnessed by Messrs. E. V. Thimgan. Carl Schneider. I. G. Horn- beck and Lacey McDonald ably in years past is being placed in"and whenever j stooped over j. feU shape for the opening of school next ike j wou,d fereak -n twQ x alsQ suffered awfully with rheumatism, and often my feet would swell up so I could hardly walk. My nerves week. Last vear the M. E. church building was used for a hUh school, but this year the school building will be used for that purpose while the church is being remodeled to ?c-l commodate the grades. II. R. Schmidt Paul Pickett of Plattsmouth was a visitor in Murdock last Thursday. llnery Inhelder took two loads of product' to Lincoln last Thursday. The Murdock Mercantile Co. and G. P.auer split a car load shipment of salt last week. P. Idemiller and wife of O'Neill. F. Hite fam- at the home of Herman Kraft and wife at Ithica, Sunday. Homer Lawton has just completed the task of painting the home of Herman Schweppe. George Merkle is taking treatment i for an affliction of his face which has proven troublesome of late. Miss Eva Sorick, of Lincoln, was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Dusterhoff and his assistant, , 1:5 vuo James Wutehinek have just complet- ed painting the Callihan church and An Interesting Meeting it now presents a greatly improved The meeting at the M. V. A. hall nna-rnnt " i last Thursday afternoon, at which were shattered and many a night I couldn't sleep a wink and would get up in the morning feeling worse than if I hadn't gone to bed at all. "But thanks to Tanlac, I feel today like I had been given a new lease on life. I have taken just a few bot tles of Tanlac and now have a splen- Miss Selma Brauchle, who was in-was present Miss iaa waiKins, couu-.jjj appetite and am never troubled attendance at the convention at Mil- ty home agent, was attended by a particle with indigestion. All those ford last week, on her return resum- goodly numner oi .uutuock iiuira. ed her work for the Murdock Mer- Miss Watkins talked to the ladies on cantile company. I the subject oi nome ofk ami urSeu mit;ery in my back are things of the A most pleasant time was had attiiem to enier exniuut. oi mur ui.. t j am free disagreeable feelings after eating and those rheumatic pains and the OMAHA September 13 to 24 from nervousness. the reception and dance given at the in various lines at the Cass county d j Hkc child at night i Modern Woodman hall last Tnursuay iair ai ncepius "' ie v. ere guests of the C. ilv here last week. G. Bauer and two nieces. Misses : James Mills during the past week Hattie and Minnie Bauer were guests Mrs. H. E. Lawton, who has been Fall Plowing Now! The harvest is over and thrashing done now for the Fail plowing. We have the facilities for this task plows, tractors and also seasonable farming machinery. See us for the things you are needing. You will be sur prised at what we can show you. also the Hullo-Motor Washer! Oils and Gasoline! WWi. GEHRTS, The Implement Man MURDOCK NEBRASKA Why Suffer the Loss which always comes when the machinery is not given the best of oil? Best Motor Oil, per gallon 90c Best Tractor Oil, per gallon 75c We can deliver the new car any time you desire. Buick, Dodge Bros., and the Ford. The best service possible in our repair shop. The Automobile Man MURDOCK NEBRASKA MIES AY SPECIALS! 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, per yard 37c Men's Heavy Striped Overalls $1.39 Yard wide Percales, heaviest, fast colors, darks and lights, per yard 20c - iurdock mercantile Co., - MURDOCK NEBRASKA . .1 T nmntll evening. A large numoer oi young ua ui imo folks were present. ; Herman Schmidt and wife and Visiting Friends Here Louis Schmidt, wife and little daugh-! nov. H. S. Tool, who is an Evan- ter. Geraldine, were guests at the K(.ncal association paster in the west,! home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kraft i,as been visiting here and at Lin-! at Ithica Sunday. jcoln and Weeping Water during the Leo Itikli who underwent an op-lp;lst week. While here he was a eration for appedicitis at his home puest at the homes of his brothers, near here one day last week, isA. J. and H. W. Tool and families, making pood improvement and hopes' an,j 0f his mother, Mrs. E. C. Tool. soon to be up and about. I Before going west he was presiding George Eveland of Loveland, O.. ; eider of the Evangelical association visited here a couple of days last.,vjta headquarters at Lincoln week at the home or his brother ami sister while en route home from a trip to Yellowstone National park.. Jerrv McHunh and wife were in Omaha last week attending thei Seeing America First Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Fisher and children. Arthur, Margaret and Mil dred, of Chadron, are visiting at the have gained several pounds in weight and the difference in my condition is wonderful." Tanlac is sold in Plattsmouth by F. G. Fricke and Company; in Mur ray by the Murray lrug company and the leading town. SEPTEMBER 13-14-15-16 HOUSE RACES VAUDEVILLE ACTS RUTH LAW AND HER FLYING CIRCUS "MONTEZUMA" FIREWORKS SPECTACLE DAY AND NIGHT SHOW AUTO RACES, SEPTEMBER 17th ALL AT AK-SAR-EEN FIELD Sunday, SEPTEMBER 18 TEL JED S0K0L ATHLETIC EXHIBITION SEPTEMBER 19-20-21 GRAND REUNION 34th (SANDSTORM) DIVISION SEPTEMBER 20th DAYLIGHT PARADE SEPTEMBER 21st AK-SAR-BEN'S FAMOUS ELECTRICAL PAGEANT SEEGRIST & SIL30N WONDER SHOWS Every Afternoon and Evening REDUCED RATES OS ALL RAILWOADS 1 druggist in every Glenn Hawktnbury. who has been making his home at Minneapolis for some .irae past, lame in yesterday to spend i-ome time here at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. H a v k en bu r y . Books! Books 1 Books! Wc have them till you can't lest, at the Jour nal OSce. merchants' week festivities and also I of Mr and Mrs A j Too, MrP ftsw lvll. ifWUlJ 111 'lit 1 rC . ... .. lokine; after some business matters for the Murdock Mercantile com pany's store. Hay Veach and wife of Lincoln were guests at the home of August Bornemeier last Sunday, coming over to see Mrs. Bornemeier, who has been very poorly, but is now reported as being greatly improved. Fred Meyerjurgen and family, of Bethany, visited in Murdock several days last week. On Thursday Mr. Meyerjurgen and William Nielson drove to Elmwood to visit friends and look after some business matters. Miss Catherine Tool, who taught Fisher and Mrs. Tool being sisters. They have just returned frin a trip through the east, where they attend ed the celebration incident to the "(Kith anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims, and enjoyed their out- ling very much. They now contem Iplato a trip to the west coast, but 'are undecided as to just when they will go. Was His Busy Day Last Thursday was indeed a busy day at the Hock Island station here as the auditor for the railroad and V . mml,,r nf thP fPitv ti.i ro.n-;oth dropped off the same train for ing yrar, has just returned from Nehawka. where she visited a short time at the home of her friend, Miss Alma Ost. Miss Huth Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller residing north of town, visited last week at the home of her grandparents. C. Guerr and wife and also with her friend. Hilda Schmidt. While here she celebrated her eleventh birthday. Albert Streich, wife and son. Will; Mrs. Albert Zaubel, of Lincoln the purpose of checking up the busi ness here. This, coupled with the ordinary business of the da. kept our genial station agent, I. G. Hornbeck, pretty busy. The result of the check ups was the finding of everything in excellent shape. First Under New Law The first boxing match in Cass county under the new state boxing law which went into effect July 2S,' is to be held at Plattsmouth on Wed- i nesday evening, September 14th. ! Andy Schmader the popular Louis-j ville boxer will meet Soldier Jim : Marples, the fast Chicago heavy-, weight in the ten round main event.' The semi-windup will be between' Harry Kinnear and Young Bruno, of j Omaha, who faught a draw in the , Langford-Alexander show at Omaha' August, 5th. This will go six rounds. ' George Schmader, younger brother of, Andy's will fight in one of the pre liminaries and two Plattsmouth wel terweights will mix things up in the other. Among the list of licensed officials to have charge of the bout, we note the name of Edward Kelly, who is .to be official timekeeper. Andy Schmader has a large fol lowing in the vicinity of Murdotk and if the weather and roads are fa vorable many of them will be on hand to see him mix with Marples, who is declared to be a tough cus tomer around the Windy city, where he has scored a long string of KOs and decision victories. Will Hunt the Festive Duck Messrs. J. E. McHugh. Louis Horn beck. Lacey McDonald. Gus Gake meier and Harry Gillespie will go to who: the northern part of the state in the has been visiting here and Mrs. Hobt.inear future, where they will put in Stock left last week via the auto several days hunting ducks and other route for Imperial, where they will ' game. It is said the ducks are very visit with friends and relatives. They . plentiful up there. They expect to expected to be gone about ten days, 'be gone some ten days to two weeks. Mrs. C. P. Hite and sons. Louis of GIRL'S MARRIAGEBLE AGE This Bs a Shot for You! We are going to give bargains on Wednesday, and you can look for it every week. For this coming Wednesday (July 24) we are going to sell any spark plug, no matter how much they cost regularly, for Auto top renewer, which sold at $2.25, now. . .$ 1.50 Special heavy spring bumpers, were $20, now. . 14.00 If we are out of any of these goods when you come we will get them for you. E. W. THIMGA The Garage Man MURDOCK NEBRASKA Lincoln and Floyd of this place, re turned home Monday from a visit Hold Family Reunion The Oehlerking family held their vun relatives ai uawiana ana w esi first annual familv reunion Tuesday. Point. Louis Hite and wife return-. . omi, 9 tva y nf ttenrv ed Tuesday to their home at Lin coln. L. B. Goerthy. who has been busy during the summer with his truck ing business will at the beginning of school have charge of one of the busses used to convey the children of iMtnm ur-oi iu i;tint- ,i utr ilium t-u ui those nreent ' the consolidated district to and from ' , in Ri th(;rrl;:'orTk; . . Jer relatives en joy Oehlerking. three miles east of Mur dock and there were gathered to gether a very large number of the relatives to celebrate the event. A fine program was arranged and a most enojyable time was had by all The vounger ones games while the old- ed reminiscenses of i i i i.nniaiiii and the earlv days. In the sport line, three children drove to Manley last I c ct ;vas the most popuiar. Thursday evening for a visit at the Those presont included Mrs. M. home of Hev. Higgins and his moth-. oehlerking. her daughter. Mrs. E. er. airs, v y ii SK.ns, i i.eing me RosenoW( and four sons, George, Au occassion of the 11th wedding anni- t Henry and john and their versary of the Guthmann's I families. Grandma Oehlerking came The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse tn Aim.rica with her family in June. Landholm was the scene of a most 18-0 which is nlore (han a half enjoyable kid party last Monday, century aRO and they have resided when the parents entertained in lion- , Cass countv ever since, or of the second birthday of little j A bountiflll dinner, prepared by .m.,s erf ma. i ne ci niaran nan a;the dauKn.ters nf Henry Oehlerking mosi pieasani time anu win wok ior- was cnJoved as wen as the more than ward to the passing of another mile- twentv iarpe watermelons that were stone in their little playmate s life. ! ,lispa,ched bv the assembled guests. Misses Lois Jackman of near Kim- Those from a distance were Miss El wood: Martha and Llla Gakemeier ' f,., t i n.i T TI :and Margaret Amgwert of Murdock oehlerking and family of Clay Cen j werc among those attending the . er, Nebrabska. , teachers' institute at Plattsmouth , the last part of the week. Miss Jack man, who taught here two years ago, will teach four miles east of Elm wood this year, while Miss Ella Gak emeier and Margaret Amgwert will teach in the Murdock schools. G. W. Norton, who is employed in Omaha visited at the home of his parents in Weeping Water last week and accompanied by his mother drove through here on his way back to the i metropolis. Mrs. Norton remained for a visit with her husband who is the meat market man and is kept on the go pretty much of the time. The Nortons are looking for a home in Murdock, but on account of inability to find one are continuing their res idence in Weeping Water for the present. For Sale A few English call ducks. See Louis Hornbeck, Murdock, Nebr. Waste and Decay! Kanred Wheat for Sale I have some excellent Kanred seed wheat for sale. This has yielded good on my farm this year and is worth while sowing. WILLIAM KN'AUPE, Murdock, Nebr. are bound to follow neglect of your property. Better have it painted This is insurance. See me for prices on all kind of painting interior or exterior. H, H. LAWTON, MURDOCH, NEBR. ' Since the new law went into effect July 26. raising the age of majority of a girl from eighteen to twenty one years there have been a number of instances of confusion in the state ever the technical application of the law as to a girl's marriage without her parent's consent. A case arose a few days ago in Hitchcock county when a young lady who was eight een before the new law went into effect appeared before the county judge as one of the principals ask ing for a marriage license. The ques tion at once arose as to the necessity of parental consent. Assistant Attor-, ney General C. J. Dort 'ruled that she did not need the parental con-; sent for since she was eighteen be-' fore the new law was effective she ; is of legal age now and cannot be put back by a new law and made to serve another three years ap prenticeship as a minor. A Grateful Letter It is in trying conditions like that related below by Mrs. Geo. L. North of Naples, N. Y., that proves the; worth of Chamberlain's Colic and I Diarrhoea Remedy. "Two years ago) last summer," she says, "our little boy had dysentary. At that time we were living in the country eight miles from a doctor. Our son was taken ill suddenly and was about the sickest child I ever saw. He was in terrible pain all the time and passed from one convulsion into another. I sent my husband for a doctor and after he was gone thought of a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the cupboard. I gave him some of it and he began to improve at once. By the time the doctor ar rived, he was out of danger." RESIDENCE FOR SALE Eight-room house with furnace, 3 acres of ground, good barn and out buildings, grapes and other fruits on the pli:. Will take team, cow and machinery on part pay, and price will be right. Also two small places with price and terms to suit pur chaser. M. E. MANSPEAKEH Keep Well and Be Happy If you would be happy you must keep your bowels regular. One or two of Chamberlain's Tablets taken immediately after supper will cause a gentle movement of the bowels on the following morning. Try it. Call Ducks for Sale I have a few call ducks for sale. Louis Hornbeck, Murdock. 2w. Blank Books at the Journal Office. Crib and Granary! $1,075.00 pays for all the material which is used in a double crib and gran- Tl 1 11 ! .t ary. 1 his is a double cnu, witn driveway and granary above, with tight bins. This in cludes the lumber, sand and cement for the same. The building is 26x28 feet, with good shingle roof. pays for double crib, similar to above, not having granary above, but provid ing for driveway and crib room on each side. pays for a self feeding ctib, caring for he grain and at the same time feeding. See us fof specifications and how the same is constructed. We have the plans. $400.00 $185.00- Tooi, F3aurnam & lYaiirtoy, MURDOCK . -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA How is Your Battery? We are doing battery charging and repairing. If your battery is not doing its work, bring it to us and we will remedy the evil. We carry Mitchell and Oldsmobile parts, and are equipped to furnish the best repair services on all makco of cars at reasonable prices. All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory Landholm Aisto MURDOCK NEBRASKA