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! PAGE SIX PIATTSMOHTH SEMI - WEEKLY JQUHHAL MOlKjViY. OCIOEIB 23, 19.72. 1 4 4- MANLEY NEWS ITEMS Mrs. John Lohnes was a visitor with friends and relatives in Man ley last Monday. Oswald Miller was visiting with friends at Cedar Creek last Saturday, making: the trip in his car. John Flaischman and family were visiting in Manley last Sunday, be ing guests at the home of friends and relatives. Mr. William Harms departed for Omaha a short time since where he will accept a position in the Ne braska metropolis. A. P. Rauth and "wife with their little son were spending last Sun day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Siker near Elmwood. Sam Goodman, who has been in the eastern part of the county for the past few days returned home on last Wednesday evening. Frank Vallery and J. W. Chilton of Plattsmouth and Grand Island were looking after some business matters in Manley last Thursday. Fred Flaisehman and wife were spending a short time in Omaha last Tuesday, visiting with friends and also looking after some business as well. Charles Gerlich and wife of Oma ha were visiting in Manley on last Tuesday. Mrs. Gerlich was also at tending the meeting of the Royal Neighbors. John Kelly and family from near Greenwood were guests at the home of Mrs. Mary Heeney for over the week end last week, driving down in their auto. Mrs. Roman Meiers or Louisville and children of Louisville the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meeker last Sunday, where they also met Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glaublitz of near Wabash and also Mrs. Aug ust Glaublitz of Chappell, who Is vis iting here for the present with friends and neighbors and where all had a most pleasant day. (POLITICAL, ADVERTISING) PROGRESSIVE PARTY TICKET For IT. S. Senator HON. JAMES L. BEEBE Omaha For Governor Calf Taken Up Taken up an estrayed young red I l r n hA 1ir,A nf Will. O BrienVVwo" mnes west of Man- j HON. HARRY C. PARMENTER ley. where it has been for some time, j Lincoln Owner can have same Ly calling, proving property and paying the ex pense incurred. Otherwise, at the end of three weeks, the said calf will be sold according to law. October 16, 1922. WALTER O'BRIEN. Many Attend Ho Many of the people and vicinity were in g bale of Manley attendance at For Congressman ABRAHAM LINCOLN TIDD Plattsmouth For State Senator JOHN SHERWOOD Nebraska City For Representative the pure bred Duroc Jersey hog sale QEORGE F. WILSON Elmwood which was held east of Manley at " the home of Otto Scheaffer, when he c, .. and his brother. Phillip SchaerferJ Tor bnerttf sold some seventy head of hogs. A Edward W. Thimgan Murdock number of people from here bought some of these line hogs. There were present among the Manley people A. SteinkamD. Earl Quinn. Edward Kei ly. Joe Miller, Howard Johnson and son Elmer and Clarence Earhardt. For County Clerk ROBERT E. LISTER Plattsmouth Manley loses Good Family With the reparture of Wesley Lane for Havelock, where he has accepted . . . . . I, an oner ironi tne rsurnngiou ran-: way. Manley is losing a good me-j chanic and a man who has made manv friends while here as well as has Mrs. Lane. They came here to put in a garage and had arranged to install the industry prior to the hail-j rtorm and as work had been done' were they couldnot cancel their coming.; For County Attorney A. H. DUXBURY Plattsmouth For Register of Deeds EMIL J. HILD Plattsmouth BISHOP SHAYLER WILL OBSERVE AN NIVERSARY SOON c-r.cn.nno- thA w(k end at the heme' On account of the loss of crops the of the parents of Mrs. Meiers, Mr. business has not Justified their com and Mrs. C. E. Mockenhaupt. ing and when the offer for the po- Herman Rauth and wife enter- sition came they felt it. was best to tained last Sunday for supper at, accept. their home. Mr. and Mrs. alter Mockenhaurt and W. J. Rau and. wife, all enjoying the pleasant even-is?-, t Henry Mockenhaupt. of Sterling,! who hr.s teen in charge of the itin- ery of the Hon. John Morehead, was in Minipv !.; Th:irsiv. aecomnanv- I ing Mr. Morehead in his tour of thejHanv 0f Qur Modern Decorations brate the twenty-fifth anniversary of HALLOWE'EN IS TIME OF tlfiYSTIG IMPORT Nebraska Diocese Head Was Ordain ed Twenty-Five Years Ago To Celebrate All Day. Bishop Earnest Vincent Shayler, D. D., head of the Nebraska diocese of the Episcopal church, will cele U. S. MARSHAL RE TURNS TO HIS HOME IN OMAHA TODAY C. J. O'Connor, Who has Been Here Since August, Ordered Back Home as Conditions Quiet From Saturdays ltally. This morning C. J. O'Connor de parted for his home in Omaha, being relieved of hi3 work here as one of the deputy U. S. marshals for ser vice in Nebraska during the strike of the shopcrufts and the marshal will now take up his other routine work in the department of Justice. The conditions here have been the best of any place in Nebraska as far as can be learned as to outbreaks during the strike and the marshal has had but little to do during his assignment here of a serious nature, but nevertheless" has been alert and on the job all of the time. At the time Mr. O'Connor arrived here the situation was aggravated by the presence of armed guards at the Burlington station and at the shop3 but shortly after his arrival the presence of the guards at the passenger station was done away with and since that time there has been little to cause any agitation aside from a numbers of outbreaks among different neighborhoods that were undoubtedly neighborhood dis turbances rather than a concerted disturbance. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS! ANNOUNCEMENT count;.. Mark Wiles and H. W. Gamlin shelled and delivered their last year corn crop at the elevator of Edward Ke!!y last Wednesday and Thursday, the prices being very satisfactory at this time, and Games Come from Centur ies of Superstition. his ordination as a priest, Friday, October 27. He will hold a private celebration in the chapel at the Episcopal resi- I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the state legislature. I have received the nomination from the democratic party and would be pleased to receive the support of all who are desirious of lower taxes and better economic laws. W. H. PULS. tf. Murray, Nebr. Political Announcement The one season of the year that is dence jn the early morning and pub reminder of the mysteries and su- i, cervices at 11 a. m. at Trinity Iperstition of the past ages is that of cathedral. The Episcopal church Clarence Earhardt. who has been ' Hallowe'en with its strange combi- women of the citv will arrange for a kept to his home and bed for a num- nation of the observance of the early luncheon to te served in the parish ber of days with a very lame back. Christian holiday and the pagan su- nouse following the 11 o'clock ser- has improved and is again able to perstitions and which to the present vife The t.,v Thomas Casady, rec- be out. and was attending the hog Jay is made an important part of tor of An gaints church, will speak sale last Tuesday. I the observance of this occasion on ; Mr. and Mrs. Hueh O'Brien enter- October 30th tained last Sunday at their fcomel To celebrate the passing of Hal- at this luncheon at which Bishop Shayler will be the guest of honor, i A linnpr in honor of the LishoD Mr. and Mrs. John P. Murphy and 'owe en ana tne season preceding tne wiu De Biven at 6:30 p. m., in the Balse Meisinger and their wives at present day residents of the United University club by the Episcopal men the O'Brien home last Sunday when States have called all of the mystic of the cl'tv Tfcree hundred are ex a most pleasant day wa3 spent by Emblems and devices to aid in mak-;pected to "atteni, c. S,. Montgomery all present. Jinff the occasion one of marked in-i chancellor of the diocese, will repre- Mrs. Walter Mockenhaupt has-terest. jsent the iaymon cn tni3 occasion, been visiting In Omaha for the past The black cats, witches and gob-. Following his graduation from the few days and was Joined by Waiter Hns have become very popular In divinity school at Kenyon college, during the latter part of the week, the decorations for Hallowe'en and Gambier o twenty-five years ago. they going to Herman, where they m tne late years masKs ana caps in Bisnop shayler was ordained a priest visited at the home of Paul Tight keeping with the strange wierd cer- by Ci3hop Eoyd Vincent. D. D.. bish- Last Sunday J. C. Rauth and fam- sit the host or hostess in the deco ily were visiting at the home of Mr. rations for the Hallowe'en party and Mrs. W. V. Wheeler at Rock the Journal has arranged for a large Bluffs, the families beinsr old time and very handsome stock of the many years ago The day was most streamers in orange and black, fancy lg89 fc e,ected f G pleasantly sptnt by both the guests crepe paper in the designs of the cnurcn Gak Park Chicago, to sue- BUU IUC 11U31. EII Keckler was I desire to announce myself as candidate for the position of commis sloner for the third district, chosen 'on the republican ticket at the pri mary election and will appreciate , what support I shall receive from the voters of the county. Assuring them I shall ever endeavor to work for -the best interests of the entire j county. H. R. SCHMIDT, sll-tfw Murdock, Neb. ANNOUNCEMENT op of the south Ohio diocese. He re ceived his degree of doctor of divin ity from thsi school. His first parish was Calvary church, Sandusky, O. During nis electorate there, a new dedicated. In Having received at the primary election, the .nomination for county treasurer on l republican ticket, I announce myself a candidate for of fice of county treasurer, subject to the votes at coming election. I will appreciate the support of all who desire the best service in this office. Election Nov. 7, 1922. WILL T. ADAMS. walking on air the Hahowe en luncheon as well as , .,i at hli home by the Etork route of a proper designs. There can also be f.ne young son who came to grace found here the pumpkin lanterns and make happy the household. The and the cut-out witches and black mother and son are doing nicely cat3 that are so popular in the deco and it is thought with careful nurs- rations of the season, ine the father will pull through. ! Remember when you are arrang Miss Marie Martin, one of the'JnS for the Hallowe'en party to call teachers in the Manley schools, wa3 an1 look over the stock here to se a guert at the home of Mr. and Mrs. cure the best and the latest that the J. C. Rauth last Thursday evening, market affords in the fancy designs where they spent the evening very in ine paper lines. pleasantly. Miss Martin is the teach er of Mi3s Anna Rauth and a very strong bond of friendship exists be tween them. To Gain a Good Eeputation The way to gain a good reputation cago. During his nine year pastorate in Chicago the membership of Grace church was increased from 400 to 1,100, and a large stone church was ; built at a cost of $125,000. He was elected rector of St. Mark church. Seattle. Wash., in 1909, where he remained for ten years. While there he planned and devel oped the scheme for the Seattle Vic tory Memorial to cost $500,000. Af ter $134,000 had been raised toward the building of the project, he was elected bishop of the Nebraska dio cese In 1919 In accepting his Nebraska charge. need that he Announcement I desire to announce myself can didate for the position of state sena- ; tor, having received the nomination ' at the primary at the hands of the republican party. Election Nov. 7th. i Thanking those who in the past have supported me and the measures for which I have worked, I am, very respectfully, A. A STURM. sl4-tfdaw Nehawka, Neb. ANNOUNCEMENT Countv Commissioner C F TTrrla' I " r "'"'' 1:1 octeijuus uis xet .frnnCO "?eav?r to ?e what you ap-' Bishop Shayler annou last ThurV-iv and har-nenerl hi PearV. in2 18 Prec,se,y the manner would be bishop of all the people of last inurs-ay ana happened to be Jn which Chamberlain's Couch Rem-. vohmair. k 0L J. n MftrphPirt 1 1 . . . " " - serve. One of the first instances of pable man for the . v1lu?" j1", Den.r" ,ly .5. th? evev During the dist irf . Vl "cei,ence ciaimea incident to the court house riot in llor It. PeoDle have found that tt mia u j 11... vianr ... v, . t, . ,1 . . , , " iij. issueu it iMaiurai leiier 10 Hans Nelson, who has blossomed can be depended upon for the relief the Nebraska Dress ureine the ne 1 into a contractor since the storm and cure of th es nllmonta anil thot - i m . . . . put his crop, to the bad, is buildir.g:it is pleasant and safe to tak Weyl; During hTd ocesan visks he'has wnicn is to be the heme for her place. ou large herd of big type Black Poland ' r tit rtt-pW KrrwTTv China hogs. The structure is to be' W "lll:'EN NINETY most modern in the manner of a home for swine, and is some twenty by fifty feet In size. Mr. and Mrs. August Stander and their son John were guests at made it a practice to speak before audiences of high school students all over the state as well as university YEARS OLD ON TUESDAY anl co,!lpse students. . During the three years of his ad- t I iiiini5iraiion or mis diocese, ine n;pis- nave Silver Service The best of work always. We are here for the best service. Gasoline, Oils and Accessories. Goodyear Fisk Goodrich TIRES and TUBES We repair any make of auto mobile. All work guaranteed. Uoctloy Lano, t Manley -:- Nebraska Your ninety years are lightly worn,loopal CUTC of ihJ ?,a, The veara fulfill in made a healthy growth, 1.000 child They find you like the ripened corn bein added to the Sunday schools. Now safely thru the stormy way. ,Tn largest confirmation classes on II " I record in the diocese have been con- Your spring has come to autumn time firmed during the past three years. But not to winter's leafless trees At T-"incoln during Bishop Shay- You hold your level mental prime- . Ier'8 administration, the only Epis And body action still Is free. ' Pal church built for, and managed HI ' j by university students has been es- And this you owe to what you find ! tabllsned- Thft bishop expects to au Within the cherished sacred page t thorize the purchase soon of a com You gained therein for ham! and nmnity house across from the unN mind The life the now has ageless age IV You and your living marriage mate Are now like fruit and flowers grown And God has brot you to this state In which you reap as you have sown. A Good Physic When you want a physic that is mild and gentle In effect, easy to take and certain to act, take Cham berlain's Tablets. They are excellent. Weyrich & Hadraba. The new king of Greece starts pretty smoothly, considering every thing, but that's no sign. It's been a Ions time elnce Greece sent in a king who lasted tne whole nine innings. versity campus for the use of Epis copal students in the university. In addition to his church duties Bishop Shayler is president of the board of trustees of Clarkson Me morial hospital and takes an active part In its management, particularly in Its free service to the needy sick. He Is also president of the board of trustees of Brownell hall, which was occupying quarters in a group of buildings on Twenty-eighth avenue until the recent purchase of the eleven-acro grounds of the Happy Hollow club. A $300,000 church plant will be ererted on the new grounds in time, it is hoped, for the opening of the next fall term. Althougn journal want-aft eet but little the result they brine are wonderful. Try them. I announce myself candidate for the position of county attorney, hav ing received the nomination at the hands of the democratic party at the recent primary. Thirty-three years of age, been in practice in Cass coun ty since 1914. Graduate of state uni versity law school. Served 21 months in the late war, was in Philippines. During the time have resided in Cass county for twenty years. Your sup port for the position would be ap preciated. Election Nov. 7th, 1922. J. A. CAPWELL, Elmwood, Neb. ANNOUNCEMENT The progressive party has asked me to become their candidate for the office of sheriff, the request coming to me as it has, with their full con fidence and support, they looking for a man untrammelled by Influences which would hinder the full exercise of the duties of the office of sheriff, I have accepted the position of can didate. Should I be elected I will en deavor to administer the law and perform the duties of the office with out fear from any party or clique. I shall appreciate the support of all who desire the laws executed with out partiality and with the best in terests of all the county the aim. EDWARD W. THIMGAN. v l. : 1 i Gtv'Yk nit,) V- "1 1 VJui i 1 'X "i-. Km?? ) -mm V 1 0 Sri 'X IMPORTANT DAYS Saturday, October 21st to Saturday, October 28th Opening of our Basement Department, in which are displayed everything that j you need or want in Chinawarc, Coolcingware and Household Uionsilsl The days of this special selling are important ones to you. Not only will the low prices mean a saving to your pocketbook, but also the quality of every item assures you of that lasting satisfaction which is the best proof of the bargain. If you haven't received one of our big illustrated circulars be cure and ask us for one. Bring the circular with you Jor easy identification and check the items you want. K H. I. SOENNICHSEN Call Phones 54 and 144 Plattsmouth, Nebraska 5-3 1 candidate on the democratic ticket for the office 'of commissioner of the 2nd commissioners' district and will appreciate your support at the polls on November 7th. If elected I will not only be a commissioner for the second district but for the entire county. WILLIAM STOHLMAN. Louisville, Neb. Daily Journal want-ads bring the buyers and sellers together. How Better Than Pills? The question has been asked, "In what way are Chamberlain's Tablets superior to the ordinary cathartic and liver pills?" Our answer is, they are easier and more pleasant to take and their effect is so gentle that one hardly realizes that it is produced by a medicine. Then, they not only move the bowels, but im prove the appetite and strengthen the digestion. Weyrich & Hadraba. - M0NEYLT0 .X0AN Private money to loan on farm land. Inquire at law ofilce of D. O. Dwyer. ol3-d&w? Even Hdwell, when he spoke here Saturday night, did not mention the code. Of course not. He is for any thing that McKelvie is for, but dare not say so. SCHOOL DAYS MEANS H o cfinool 0 - u Largest Line of AH the Needs of the School Can Be Found at Our Store. Tablets S and 10c 0 Greatest Value, Since the Pre-War Days Are Awaiting You! j 0 t . v . it f c r.-o. r ANNOUNCEMENT In announcing myself for the po sition of county commissioner for their third district, as the candidate for the democratic party, I only wish you all to be assured that my present term as such commissioner has saved the county money. I have endeavored to be economical in the expenditure of the money of the county. I have aimed to give the work which I am entrusted to do for the county, as mnch thought and con sideration as I would my own busi ness. If you think I am worthy of your support, I would be pleased to FRED H. GORDER. For Commissioner, 2nd District I wish to announce to my friends throughout th county that I am a History Paper and Loose Leaf Covers Water Color Paints and Crayolas Camel Hair Brushes All Different Kinds of Note Books are now on Our Shelves for Your Inspection. Composition Books! Spelling Books! Note Books! Prices are Such that You Will Be More than Surprised! Inks of All Colors for Your Use! Call in and Select Your Supplies for the Opening Day of the School Time! 0 0 The Journal Stationery Department Where Your Wants Can Be Fully Supplied. 0 DCTZDC