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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1922)
PLATISUOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOTJETTAL PAGE ITvTJ inunity, was stamped out so effect ively, was clue to the vigorous work of the practicing physician, Dr. A. 11. Hornbeck, of this place. DEFMR TMENT i J t i "S -' PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL. Our GacoiiiaQ is Kg! JksI "Gasoline!" It is a strictly straight run not a blended product, and will stand the test as specified by the U. S. Navy. Our Penn Franklin Motor and Tractor Oil will give 3ou the lubrication no matter what your requirements may be. It will stand up with any oil you have ever used, regardless of the price you paid. A Fair Tried Will Convince You. SEE "CHARLEY" -GEO. TRU?4KEBBQLZ OIL QOHPAHY- ter some trading for the coming Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Tothast. Dr. and Mrs. Hornbeck and Yv". L. Horn beck and wife spent Sunday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. Carrothers at Lincoln. Henry Klemroe ha3 purchased a new Ford Sedan, which he pot of a i dealer in Greenwood and which he !wili use for his driving and will en- joy very much. 1 Miss Edna Panska. who has been down with scarlet fever for some time, is reported as Retting alon? nicely at this time, and hopes are I entertained of her speedy recovery, j Mr. John Krecklow and sifter jwill farm on the R. Woitzel place (the coining year and Las moved to jthat pliice this fall, in order to be j reruly when the funning weather Le- pins. where Mr. Tool was assisting with the stand band which was furnish ing music for the Masonic festivi ties, returned home last Thursday. Alvin I'.ornemeier was busy one Aie Kept pretty Busy Max Dusterhoff, who has been working in Omaha for some weeks pift and having alco Joe Wutchinek aud John A'ngwert, have concluded their work there anC returned home last Monday. Since then they have been doing work litre. They were day last week repairing the truck of j setting some glass for Andy Zoz. J. Johanson, who carried the child- i which was broken at the time the ren to and from school of one ofsr-iall house burned near his reti the districts, and docs trucking be-:dt'ni:" Th--V 'vork at Eagle in tween Murdock, Omaha and Lin-j a short time, where they have a coin. ' i!aige contract which will keep tl em J'fev. I. Laipplv and wife departed j until near the let of February, aftrr during last week for Ithica, where ' which they have another contract in they went to be present at the quar terly meeting (t the Evangelical as sociation which comtiits there at this time. Rev. Laipplv conducting the services both Saturday and Sun day last. Dr. A. R. Hornbeck, L. G. Horn beck, Charles Schufer and Miss Mar tha Gakcmeier were visiting in Lin- icoln last Wednesday where thev Omaha. II. Rush has been kept pretty wore attending the Shrine meeting. buy for tome time past sheliirg Mir-s Gakemek-r attending what is. SYRIAN BESIDES ' OF MURDOCK IN- : JURED BY FALL . . . r . . . . . . c. : . r ir wit j corn, some tt which was shippc 1 known jis t!;e lourtn settlor;, winch omiatii ii jiluiui'ia. xdua aiiu away through the elevators. )ut , is for the lazier; of the order. j Fraci'TTrss S.icrum Taken to Miss Lydia Strich, who is attend-; nmeh for feeding by the farm-: Mr. ai:d .Vrs. II. V. Tool were j Clb? """coital ing a business coaege in Lincoln, jers r.rar'liere Liu"f!n last Thursday, Mr?. O. J. PurLas: atten.l-Srtk-.-N'otre L'aiut fooihall T::;:rki-uivi:ig day. j was a visitor at home for last Sat- Mrs. A. J. Tool departed on laf-t I where they went to return with the i ;.:.d Mrs. O. J. Pcthst visited j urdav an: Sunday. Thursday evening for Lincoln where "hi'drrn v. ho h;'ve V.vi- visiting at! i ome of Fred Pothast . 't bruska, Wednesday. at Mioses Elsie and Minnie Dcickman j she went to visit witn her claugh wfre visiting with friends in Omaha i ti rs.. Missvs Catherine and Marsar- njnd lironkow and family Saturday and olo looking after some well ;.s with other fritv.d.:- vi.-:tir.g and loosing after same . Christmas shopping. r.- -s in-. tiers in Omaha i?.st v.-eek. J Miss Amanda Strov, for a short time. l! - ho:;; and Mr: r:u-i; iiiir of V..t r gr:in-'.;:r.ni3. Ji; o'i Got1::' y. ' '.:"c To.-l r.;t-.-:'..:ng Mr. Mr. the who is V.'m. Myers, Walter Paumgartncr. ing of the Manors in Oaiaha M.isint- Miller is reported as teacher of the consolidated school atjMir--s Catherine and Margaret Too!. ! t!:9 t-ir-k lift, but it is hoped ; AIvo- was a visitor at the home of tliz ill -Mien l.f well and out again. her rarents la.-t week end. an A'. Thicean was looking af-i Mioses Ik-k-a and Alma and Mr. I-I" oo! a' ! Carlton 7.r.'K. who ;.ntniir.g school at Lincoln w. Mr:-. H. R. Schn.idt and t'.iree ::g!;t?r5. Esther, Marie and Hilda, were visiting for tlie c'ay last Wed- in- the .evk end at heme lasi nesday at Omrha. making the trip business matters in Omaha ' Herbert Iiorncmeier were visiting a-ur; . y ;nd -.;acay. : "e.inesday, making the trip via for the dav in Lincoln last Tuesdav. ! J. t. Ruck and family moved la--. auto. i making the trip via their auto. j we 'k into the house which wa- .- Edith Bushier, who has been: Miss lielen Rorntmei r was assist- ! formerly occupied !y W. T. Weddf-.' ' inn at home for the past few : ing at th iclepaone exchange last!;-?i l f-vriiy. whi'.e the house in which : r; turned last week to hc-r work i week for a few days during the ah-: : e wr.s a, ing has been caceri; Clrtw-ooJ. .s?::re of some of the regular force. ! soucht by another party. .'.'m. Kiiili and wife were looking' Mir-s Ecrnice Rikii. who has been K- N'oiton and vil'e and A. J r some business matters in Ash- i kept from school on account of hav-! 1;; ? ver v?it!rg in Lincoln last ' Inst Wedr. iiidav. driving over'iTi her arm l adiv Drained, is r?-! Monday, where Mr. Bauer was vi.- - tl-.t :r a ii to. I rort?-: a. bin c;: the mend at this itiu" at Thursday nionang when A. Shi mack, residing at the firm of Harry Long, .'r.rwt out of th--; !oor of the ho:.!-, hi- :! and ; uilei-f-d a very se- f the S-.o'tish Rite meet- I ii.ag irac-iureu. I The accident necessitated taking :thc injured man to the hospital at ' Oiaa.ia v 'k re hi? tondi'ion is very . rio'.ts and .". opTat'iis airy be nec essarv to remove the broken bone in tN hopT i A giving the i:ijur d man any rcnl relief Irom his injury. M r. ?"i:nr k has residvd on the ;'::ri.i of .ir. Long f..r some tir.ie and . w.is . ".; knov.T. -.') t!i.' residents of pertirn the coui'ty who 1-irn thi- greatest of regret of his :'ori v.v.". i, - !? r!art';a GakemeVr was vi.-it-with frienrl.: in Omaha last Sat-! :n:e. Waiter Thimcnn ami f a :.-.!! v : -in 1 . r he institute where their w Miss Irene, lias been tak ...ereii11' treatment for her health. l-3 U f h U'i rz 2 ? r ' :-J f it troig r.p and returning ck Iilan.h via, visitors in Omaha last Wednesday, c riving over in their car to l;ok f- lf. W. Te);! and wife, w!io ha .i in Omaha for some time r:i ., '..- ,? - - vi:1 til' ir i."to. r.i.d r. : - ; were ac-cc-r--.?.tn:ed hy Mr. v.ivl Mrs. Lottie midt ::nd their lit' daughter. Mine. thev all vi.-iting with :'; " .! is v:nl 'o--":ing ; I ter son. c;.-!trii;s shop-j ing. 7'rs. LI- yd V,".iy. f:r:::crly Miss Mary Rush, who his be en living at Arriba. Coiora lo, 1 r the past sum mer and fall. r.r: ived home last or a viit with 1 ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ru-h. and will TeTi.'in unti after t!:e Christmas vac: t ion. when she vi!! he joined """ " hy her husbmd. Mr. Way. Mrs. Way A Little Care May Save Jinny Platts- v.a.; a victor at Omaha imt week; mouth Eeaders Future Trouble win her sister. Mrs. Jo'an Burt. Watch the kidncv secretions. Son:e Pretty Calendars I St? that tlicy have the amber hue K. W. Thimgn has secured a con-; of hejl;i: signment of calendar;? for the ad-' The discharge net c-xcesrive or in-1 vertirement of his business, which , '. rerueu : : ! are very pretty and which should be. c-.-ntain r.) "brick-dust like" se-1;-' eagerly FO'ftht by rll lovers of the men:. ben tin:!. They are h:'i;d colored! Roan's Kidney Pills are especially e-nd a work of the old master, the : for w-ak kidneys. ! tuhjirt being "Th'it Old Sweetheart- let a pv;ts.mouth citizen tell you : cf ."iiine." 1 1 ow thev -erk. i L. Buttery. 10th and Wa'.nut 2nf? Orpingtcn Cockrels s.rc : tr. says: "A pain c: ught me i i ii r- ; i tu.v nips ; o tr.at i oouiti I have a few fine Ru:T Ornington cor a shovel of coal. There . Tfte Yul-stii', when gnod fellowchip end ihe tendercit fecHnrs have fuli .; ?:..",' wh:! they lart. Better get,.'.V" " ,' niO-M. MRS. G. V. PICKWELL. ij soc:. ti(.n of Murdock nave been or- sn praUmt of i!:c remedv in fcT i gan:zin for ti v purpose of produc- 'mo t T - vorr.hlf- terms." "!:ri3tmas senr-n. They are at this n.T.t Juiw 11. Ii40r and cn May 111, tim;- practicing on some songs and !!::. he ;"h!e.i: "?dy cn'v is a rer- other numbers ior their program. , iin?!t one .uid I still think Roan's Rev. I. Laippiy and wife depart- Kidney PiliS nr fine and I am glad td during last week for Ithaca. 1 to r cominc'! tlicm to others." witere thev went to he present at p-ce C-i:. at all dealers. Don't times a lameness ticross my hnd reason to believe that I the-:? trouhies were caused from a rfi i inc.: : f'ere't rontit!on r.i t ho ki.liievs i:.n.' hi4:i."iri'T tln-in'-j tC ithipv l-M!ls There will be .mas Exercises !rp--ue:i of. i cot some. " They gave Til- ladies of the Evantrelical as- me quick relief, winch warrants me the 1.. -- svray, is kr.oclr rj xi cur doors. Christmsa. the nkddast t:r-e of trio whs v,-l seen hz here, with Sa.nta Cbus and ai! his giftc for the Hifcb or.ts, zzld as lo that, lli 2 big cnes zs well, will be remembered. Presents, tokens of love and friend ship, hsive !??cn sivr;n a this time, and era cf the r.icsst practices which has ccr.o co us tinzt the cor;irj of the Metier, which our celebration cF Christmas and Santa Claus is a memorial. Rcrremhcr, c.tr -'.ere is Ir.den vi'Ii rrricies wiich rnahe good gifts, sv.b- sldP.tiai, nice snd ii'is that last and convey the iove and friendship of the giver. Here are enly a few of the many appicpricle articles which we have in stock aii very appropriate. qssrmfsrs pv? xj? Tw tit j es t sm 11- We are making n 25 per cent discount on cur jeve!ry at this time, and I'm 1 1:.- s. rvjn. thains, Lhanns, Urooches, lireast i ins, Lockets ana m c to select from. Ti eve; ?.len's Gloves. Shiits, including Woo! and Silk, Garters, Mufflers, Neck W'col and 5hk hose arid all men's furnishings. He hi (Sj the -;uarti-rly meet:ns ct the tvan- &:mp:y as i :ic;;' tion v. hich convenes get i;o,':i there at this tixe. Rev. Laipplv t'.et ""Jr. t conducting the tervices both Satur- burn C o.. day and Sunday last. kidnev remedy Kidney Pills -the s::m; hai. Fcster-r.lil- Rufla'o. X. Y. Will Spend 'vVinter Scuth Mr.-. R. V.". Too! departed la: t week till, for Lincoln, where she will visit for. a short time with, her daughter. Mrs. Em 51 Keuh to MI'JSJuri a short time, then will continue to r V'lpf-.li .1-1 mm c-ln-. ,-"11 ... . ,i . 1 . - iv.i.im n 1HI C fill. ,.tl t-Jl U-J LJll. Fj w i n t ' r , w h e- re 1 1 pyj th.an heit-. Bracelet waA?hcs. vrarrantcd good. Arrrc.ably priced. JoLn W. Cra- e wit'. ner uauciiier. .irs. j .r,-m n. and afurwards will So PNs ! U Ui-l. i wuere she will visit for UVw ! ta i ISla I LSj climate is milder Has Tid the Work J. E. McHuth. of the Murdock Ui Merranti'ie company, believes in pub-j fc3 .icity of whatever hu-iness one is en- dlore Than a Quarter Billion Spent j Last Year 49 Widows of War of 1512 Vets on List. Dec. 7. The Amer- the nsr the feminine heart loves, 25c to $1, Waists, Scarfs, Wool and Silk Hoce and BS tau-d in. and iiss all means to nut: w asiimston. Kti the pmblic next to the Roods which ! pension system cost the public lie handles. He had Max Dusterhoff i .'- - curing trie nsca'. yr ?r fjf-j okikc a ctumney ior mm, vwiicu ue - iu mc- will ; in hi w ir.tinw -a fin n t -.i 1 ar nua 1 report of the commissioner of Elj ( laus chimnev. and which is a work , I" ".' ions sent today to President U or art w hen it came to represents-; ILirdiu.. Of this amorrt 5l'5.o..S07. tion. Yu:i will see it in a short time " w":ss -'ni "t for r-crsions. the in the window and will no doubt : ( --J of nl- intent' nee of the system sidle up to the creation with the !einr l.o!4.0.0. idea of getting warmed thereby. might desire. Gut Si?23s and Fancy Dishes! Salt and Pepper Shakers, Star cut Glass ana Pitcher Sets, $2.53 to $3.00. Fiih bowls and also a gold fish will be given to the purchaser of each bowl. This la an excellent ornament ior your home. Kodaks, also Brownies for the children. Woodward's Finest Candles! Plenty of Amusement Last Friday evening there was given a dance at the Modern Wood- mat t!;e numoer of pensions m j'.his country is rapidly diminishing I is shown in the statement that $4.- v 0 lfJ T. t i.T nrjlLinna during the past fiscal year than dur ing the previous year: that 2.0S2 In an endless vauety, including taffies, broken mixed, fancy minis, fancy chocolates in packages and bulk. Nuts of all kinds and varieties. Complete line cf Fruits and Vegetables. Fancy apples by the box, bushel or dozen. In fact, we are prepared to furnish your Christmas dinner and supply the girts fcr the occasion. Do not we.it until the last minute to do your Christmas shopping. M men hall and at winch the cvounc r,vil war veterans died, as against f& pe.0Ju: katl an excellent .time. V?" 2 1.775 for the previous vear, and 13 . iUV? n CvnStmaf ,n?h' that 21.253 widows died as asainst ""i, - l . 4 1 t!ie vear previous. ' M which time they are expecting to Tlu Klin)er of pensioners on the M llave some very good times. rollr. June. 30. 1922. was 547,016 as tv . compared with 560. 0T:? on June 30 13 Are Out Of Quarantine the previous year. Of these. 193,-i ?3 The families of Martin Borneraeier. i I '-vere rivii war veteran-; 272.- ; ?3 H. II. Lawton. D. A. Ilosenow and) civil war widows; 4 5.135 reter- v K'-iy Imldin. who have been under : a3 of the Spani?h war and 9,19$ ' i5 ctoose. That tlie s?arlct fever, w hich ; drawing iers:ons for service in the 1 has Leen a menace to all the social iw v-h Mexico and forty-nine i and' commercial interests of the com- i v 'it?cv.s of soldiers of the Avar cft 1S1C. . McCartRBv Bros. UNDERTAKERS Finest Motor Equipment! 7 bHHk BURDOCK, - - - ' T -i i in il 'i' i Artu 'n ifaitidt irii-ain pp d n g Store 5 Call JERRY E. IScBUGH PH3KE H0CS3 19.A KCBRAGKA When Yoa are Constipated i To insure a healthy action of the: bowels and correet disorders of the liver. take two of Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after supper. rney will not only cause a gentle i movement cf the bowels without un-'j p:cat;ant effects, but hanish that dull i ttupid feeling that often accompau- .les constipation. V,'eyr;ch &. I!ad iraba. ( Bibles nake a handsome Christ-: j mas gift. Eee the lite at the Journal ofSc before purchasing elsewlieie. i : V t $ T. V. t!?cSAP?TEY, i Ashland, Neb. Blank uocks at the Journal OSce. Omfss, Ns.9 January to X9th Learn Hosj a Limited Number of Men Can Attend Absolutely Free! After five y?ars cf tremendous success, the Advance-Rumely Tractor School has beenma almost a national institution. We are urging ycu to auer.d, because "knowing ycur tractor" mesns mor? xrrcfitable cp?ra;ion, fewer delays, and work done on lime. The school course 13 iiv;dod into two parts classroom and laboratory. In the c!assrocm, experts explain the prin ciples bach of OilPull Tractors, Rurnely Ideal Threshers, Rume'y Truchs, tic. In the laboratory, you tear down and assemble motors or.d tra.nsmi:.',icr:s; learn to time valves, locate and correct trouble, etc. You learn operation and mechanism by ivorkinQ on czch pari yourself. You get, in cne short v.-eek, a bread, intensive training such as you could get in no ether way. By means of a co-operative arrangement between our firm and the Advancr-I? usn rfy Thresher Company, we are permitted to send absoh-.tIy :re. a limited number cf men. Transporta tion expenses, cu-'praer.t, instruction, entertainment, beard, room and every iciiitnie expanse is paid. Entrance reocirements are extremely simple. Ask us to explain them. But quick action is necessary. Call, telephone or writo us fcr details. d. G-ucftistcrff, ESurkock Still Finch Business! THANK YOU ONE AND ALL But we ore ready to mahe careful estimates cn your work, oth present neeis and futrae wants. c II t:. Hi 4j Decorator Painters S 'JAL '- I5. AT TJfr ATs Alr ATk W W W W w 1.7 4 ip We hr.vs ir.stallec1 a Tungsten Eoctifer ?nd are prepared to charge and recharge your battc-rief-. When the weather i.: cold and your car Eli:?, you need your batteries in good conditio;;, both for the matter 01 starting and also for the best ignition az vil as c,ccd lights. Sv:r.r in your catteries and have them recharger. The prices ate very moderate. Our repair department is fully equipped for the best of service. Murdock, Nebraska fn'swing Tsnio Bas Gome! The harvest and threshing are about over. Now comes the plowing for the autumn sowings and for the preparation of next spring's crcp. See us for what plows you need either in horse or power drawn. Repaiis for ail machinery used on the farm. See me for anything in farming machinery which you may need. Call me by phone and I will be pleased to give you the best service. Call phone 14-J. MURDOCK NEBRASKA