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PLATTSUOTJTH ktt.tt - WEEKLY
JOITCINAL
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Ao Department
Dr CI'.;"-- Parrish. Veterinarian, ! friends. Mr. Curyta tells of having
Elmwood, Nebraska. Call day phone, ! a very nice trip, it requiring ten
7; r.i:'!it, 5S. tf-x days to go from Alvo to Pasadena,
Oris Foreman was looking aftor ! v,ln ro the folks are very comfortably
;(!, !uiiM-ss iiiattfrs in Elmwooil ' located at 140 Madison avenue, and
(1D VYt dnelav afternoon, j where they will enjoy the winter.
Art Ir,;;. s and wife were visiting -flan mo tells of no car trouble of
in Li.j . In last Tuesday and cole- any cutis ciuence. and but three punc
Lntcl Armisthe day there, driving Jiuvs on the route.
ok r in t'--.-;r cv.Uk
.v.iiu- :.n ir.u r.t was taken in the; Enteitainecl Their Friends
bask-ti-rM pn:e which was played I T .s yun,iay ac the home of Mr.
h..t.vi-1-tii V.'ait.m school and the teams i n1 ;tjrs diaries Kosenow there
of the Alvo fihuols. jv, ere gathered a number of their
rirs. Wi:i. Sin i' -n was visiting in , rt-iativcs and friends who enjoyed
E'.r.r-.coii for the past week, where ;tu. hospitality and friendliness of
she was a yu'-t at the home of r t tlie Kosenow home for the day and
father. Mr." George F Wilson. nii the delightful dinner which Mrs.
Ch-xw Oi!i,-h was a business vis-. (i.-,now knows well how to prepare.
it.)r i:i Lincoln lt Thursday, driv-! xju,ro were present for the occasion,
in-: ou:- the capital city to look; will Roo'.v and family of F.lm-uiu-r
n-.-i.u- bu-iiu.s matters -in line ; Wood, Clarence IUicknell and family
with hi- sor in Alvo. I f rom north of Elmwoott, Koy Clarke
Jt-iin ?::ir.i'fr was a visitor in Lin-;aHl family and Elmer Kosenow and
im'l I. j nay lar-i wt-m, i-.m-n- "v . wite OI Alvo.
v, -:.t f
iis" r.i.-c
attend i teachers' and pup-
IV
v.'c :
!.::!
h at
t'ur,r, which it is claimed was
iVa -y of the Nebraska Teach-
:. !-C! i; h.n.
Mi.--io.irfry s.cii ty of the
hurh of Alvo met last
-lay at the home of Mrs. A. I.
v. !: iv tiny had a most pleas-i-r.
in and did much exccl
i.rk I"-; r the soriey.
YEGGS HAVE HORSE
SHOES IN POCKETS
i i r
th-
Cai
t v
iPccpIe of Kavelock and Even the
::. Sf.-wart was caii.-d to Om-i Offers Speculate on vVnat
--- w. dn.-sday to look after; I-Iake of Car Used.
Tiusiiu-ss matters, makir.tr the
v'ih his car. and r.-und the'
; ir. cxc.lhr.t ton-HMon and the Yeses who looted the I-irst Na
iiy buUlirg v,:th ln-.sir.tss. itic.ua I bank of llavelock Thursday
w jr.ht. Murt.-v and sister of ' afternoon, are now counting the
Mr v.-rtev Mr- Ma' v Frv. : rv-nry : nd possibly dividing it. They
.VVrtfai US.I.v Morda: for , fr.r the time being t least safe
,,.'rK and will' s ...! tho win-i in Unroll.. Omaha. Sioux City Knl-
.-t-, ' nti i Trout; " : u 11 vn...
1 v " i - - - - - - -
I.-.T.:t lb u h.
:r -. Ji.'.n V."o:.l who has be n at
. -i.i . ! ia I.:noIn. wli'-ro the
.. -t .r rnt!"-'.. v.a : ;arj
. . : th;-t -a - was able to re-!
; r ;. 1 !:',;! (r-s towards re
BLUE AND WHITE
'WIN FROM PERU
DEMONSTRATE
4
5 ' rv f"rr
f i
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Score of 13 to 0 is Pil
Locals Against Frep School
From Normal Tcwn.
From Satur.lay's Daily
History has given us many pages
of the conquest of Peru, but this
cc!:c;.u-t was not more thrilling than
t;to 'manner in which the blue and
white foothall warriors of IMatt3
ncuih high school humiliated the
l'eru . i:.ns"of the Prep rchoot yester
day afttru-on on the local gridiron
by the score of 13 to 0 and the score
does not naif tell the vain struggle
that the visitors made against the
smoothly working Tlattsmouth ma
chine.
It was
on
the last home game of the
appearance
he local gridiron of Joe Krejci,
;h school and the last
i i
They
lw ay.
w ; i" e f 1
t :.
x'.
Jptst is the opinion of officerF. That
tin bandit-, wore horseshoes or car-ri-rl
: o, i i!:dicntod from the fact
that they got alt the breaks.
( iiiA r,s cf Havelorl: and even the
mak-i otlii'T-y.j ;ue still speculating on wnai
. i pujki- f.f cor the o-an-oirs osou. i:ue
' -,?' report nam?:! it an Essex, th're
'ng an! wi-, of L'rion. j re otht r and conflicting rumors, one
; i t?u ir (laughtt r. Miss ' to the effect that it was a Wills
v viitin'ar last Siir.dav at:.f":.inte Claire.
., iy i)-.tinin"" and Yv'b.ile the wire were kept wnrm
Alvo.lriving over in'their : throughout Friday, nothing tangible
1 1: ? oi-
- ..',.? .v- -,,,'? nir.vlnn. t hr ! a: re ared above the surface.
r-" -, ', ' " ' J f ;-"- v. c-re given something new to
. r. a u i). !...... , i
i th.nk anout vvnen tnej' .earneci oi
nd mld-
vcr. the mer
nt.
. ." " . i th- t'-eft between 8 p. m. a
t. rs in r,mv...d for a r.v.xabcr r,f J 'f 1 a t0I?' r
last v..e. making the trio r. r cf Wa-ter Schroeder. state finder
h., a na . b.. ilu ':; 'r'!;r in o the parking place at Eleventh
V,:: r S." hl "U?- K'lln,et'r an l and X while the owner was out on
o-
Fif'i Weaver and John Campbell,
o' ir : r ov.th Rend were visitors in
A'.vo o:i,-; ijy last week, driving
r ' :" :-i tae-r au'.o nv.c. alo
visiting in Einordn. They were
; at t5'.e lume.t.f Mrs. Clei
:'e r whib- i't re. ... .
i-fd Mrs. E. iluir drcre to
' la: l v h. wlj're they
: . i - ft h'-ir (Inu''it: r, v. ho
-hiag at Ov !!aIa. ard who had
t ;
; ra :
land for the teach-
ntion i";e"ti:ig winch was
": i In l-.'-'-l th- re at that time.
Th" T.-'lks Aid society of the M.
K. h.nr: h of Alvo are contemplating
It ddlng a bazaar at the church bot-jc-tin-.e
flurirg le month of December
ar.-i a. xpevfing to have a general
ya". time, wii'i-a tliey are hoping;
will h prof:taioe to the chorea.
Mrs. h'rti.in Tolar.d. of Tiaveloek.
v.::s a v:-i.r.r jr. Alvo List week, til
ing . ' i:; cn account of the
xt-vv .-.ri.ms i 1 In.- ef her fathe r,
V.'illi-.m S. Wolie. who later died.
Mrs. Toland retornd to her honif
or. v.v-.5iies-5ay and attended the fun
eral at A? h.la. mi on Thursday.
Dr.n Vv ii'h.ras, who lias been mak
ing hi- i.e.::-.? at Una d ilia for some
tii ia pr-"t. moved ba' k to Alvo last
v '-y. anl wiM make bis home here
a-."i- niic!:T the friends wi-.om he
has known for to lone. R. M. Coal
man, with the bdir truak and John
ETriLir.er as his ri'ht bower, went
over and brought the household
gOi'ds b'-;--.
I ire Caused llnch. Exc-itemc-nt
One t'.ay last week, or rather night,
fire v. a s d: -covere '. at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. On is Foreman, aed
as it v. as I'is'-ov re d e arly it vv.ts
nsi!v handled, and by dint turd
v.iiik i.v t h i !'o 1 ves aad neigh. hors.
the fire was -xtingui.-he d before
jr.ue.h duiiave was eir-re to the
boa-., tbouah their de-thing suffer
ed much damage and fear of the
lire rafting tbe advantuT:1 of the
fighters v. as gr- at for a tir.v. They
ho-T'.er "a t re v-ry foin unuto hi that
t' y vr-' ah!'- to get the fiana s
n.b'i'.i- ! in time to saw the home.
II?.e ?I?R-ant Trip Yest
Ciari !!. C'uryi a. who has been to
CY. !i : -. and to whore be drove
t'm ar (.: his fat!:er when they went
th-r ai;(-i:r a month sim-p. was a
vsritor in Alvo last Wednesday, a;'.d
the b -ndit chase. The license r.i'.ra-
r.r 's P-."14a and the motor number
is C.lOD.OoS. This theft is not eon-ne-'t(
d by the officers with the yeggs
v. bo pui'ed the TIavelock job and
rot away with between ? 6,500 and
5;7.ooo. .
The flr-t ofTicinl theory vva3 thnt
th bandits numbered three instead
of two and that the third rMlir
'.i' 'he baud awaited his companions
with err dia'orint from that in
v limb they rode to and from Ilave
bvk. This th'-ory received laldi
tioTial force when report came of dis
e every of an abandoned Essex ccr.ch
norr V.'averly. State Sheriff Carroll
(ie legated an official party Friday to
investigate.
"If they switched cars after pull-
ng tiio jot), tlien tney woutei cer-
tamly ilouIle hack to Omaha, said
be stole sheriff. "There is. how
e r, tbi fact to consider: No re
nrt has reacbeel us of theft of a car
i': Omaha, Lincoln or elsewhere in
the btato which enswers the descrip
tion of the bandit c?r. If the car
was stolen for this particular job th"
n- n r sorely would have reported
his loss before now."
The modern bank robber equips
himself with license, plates from a
number a? states. It is simple pro-(.-.-:)
to thift plates. The officers,
luiv.-f ver, expect jnct this thing ami
'a. i- more at the car r.tid its occu
pants tlam at the number.
st.:r cf the high school fectball team,
who had a field day in c-howing up
the visitors and with the fleet-footed
and sure armed man of the team,
Godwin. Go-vler. Hartford and liut
taiy a i?o served as ground gainers
ami the linemen were also in great
form and ri-'de a stonewall against
which the Peruvians battered them
selves to no avail.
On the kickoff, the Peru team
looked good to score as Dillon se
ct? rin a: the ball, ran sixty yards be
fore Godwin downed him, but from
then on the story was reversed and
Plattsmoi'th had the visitor largely
on the defensive ?nd t'ae chief plays
cf the Peru team was to try and
punt out 'of danger on'.y to hr.v
P tt-n onth return the ball into
their territory.
In the l."!s' of the first quarter Jo'4
Krejci electrified the crowd hy a
mat end run that brought the bi'i
to the P- rn thirty-yard line and was
or.'1 or t:.a real thru is oi t:ie ganv.
P.attsu'cti'h. then executed a great.
: rial ait!-"!:, Krejci passing twenty
-rds to Cod win who was held r.;.
ti e Peru ten yard line. Line pmrshe--by
Gord r and Krr jri l.rouglit tb
hall to the Po"i two yard line and
with the ball l,re there was an at-,
tf-?;p'c:l end run by Krejci
failed and the ball was turned
to the visitors. Peru pur.ted.out enf
.Inncrer but the local team was full
the
the
vith
to as:
TWO MILLIONS
:io:ti: roE, new catitol
Uncedn, Xov. 14. Approximately
'2 riillion doil33 will be requested
bv the state caoitfil commission as an
! ! : ; ion a ! appropriation to complete
7 bra-ka's new seat of government,
t was indicated ?.t a meeting of the
': -mission here Friday.
The eommision's financial recoin
r -.lation will soon be formulated
nd v- iii bo transmitted to the legis-Tat'ii-
by Governor Ilryan in the
budget, a.-comranying his message.
Though the first section of the bnild
will not b? fitiished until July
1, 1 1 2 5 . seme p-irts are now virtu
!ly ready. It is planned to move
-omo deprirtni'Mits into these quar
ters by the first of the year.
v. a
:ing hands with his many vatch it!
The most sensational price offer
are lr he found in Vescotts'
ITcnr- ?a!e Earain Wedriesday.
of fight and Putter:.- returned
ball to the twe nly-yard line of
visitors. The cttnrter ended -
the ball cn the twenty-yard line.
The second eiuartcr saw the
Plattsmouth team crash over with
the first score of the game. On the
kicl-ofr to Peru the player attempt
ing to handle the ba'l made' a costly
fumble and Godwin recovered the
bail with the sphereoid on the twen
ty yard line of the school town team.
.Tv. Krejci then '.rave one of hi
flet-footed exhibitions in an end
run that bro'.irbt the bail to the two
y-iivMino of Pern. Krejci then car
?ird the ball over the lino in a Iin
plunge that, tallied for the lotahs and
abo placed the l ick that added th"
extra point for Plattsmouth.
Ag.in in the third quarter Platts
mouth hung added sorrow on tho
fast crumbling Peru football ma
chin as they forced the visitors
down the fiebl toward thr;ir goal and
a fin? pass by Krejci to Glaze brot
the ball to the visitors five yard line
and this tim there was no attempt
to make any end runs or fakes. :h
Ktjei lowered his head and drove?
;n.o the lme of the visitors with hi
teammites ant! carried the ball over
The attempt at goal was a failure
and left the score at 13 to 0.
In the last quarter the Peru teari
attempted several successful line
plunders but which were costlv in the
injuries to their players and the lo
cals largdy played on the defensive.
Hartford in this period made a spec
tacular end run thrt gave the fans a
real treat. The, ball was kept large
ly in the center of the fiohl and the i
f;nal whistle found the visitors vain
ly struggling against the stonewall
defense of Plattsmouth.
Edward Kelly was looking after
some business matters in Omaha on
d Up By the! Thursday of last week, making the
trip with his auto. ;
Walter rdockenhaupt and wife,
were visiting last Sunday evening
rt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Rputh for the evening.
Charles Lovc-11, who is picking
corn at the home of George W. Sny
der near iMyuard. was a visitor at
the homes of both J. C. Rauth and
Will Rauth last Sunday.
Mij.i Elizabeth Seheehan, who has
been so seriously ill at the home of.
Mrs. Charles Murphy for some time, j
has so far improved that she was
able to return to her home on last
Tuesday and is continuing to show)
improvement. , j
Messrs. and Mesdames -KTnory M. i
Gibbons and Frank Taylor, from east!
of T-Ianley, were visiting with old j
fricnd.3 and attending a show at;
Omaha on last Sunday, driving up.
in their ear, an! enjoyed the visit?
and time spent there very pleasantly.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bergman were;
visiting in Omaha on last Monday,!
where they also were looking after:
some purchases for the store, and ;
while there the business was being
most prrperly locked after by that
e!Ti -ient and capable young man, Jo
siph Wtdpert.
Joe Rauth Completed the picking
of h-is corn last Saturday and he is
a rustler at that. On Sunday he and
his -hter, Theresa, departed in their
ruto for Stanton, where they went
to visit tor a few days with their
si;tcr, Mrs. Jnmcs Tighe, formerly
Miss Anna Rauth.
R. P.ergman. who is an electrician
as wt-Ii as pe.stmaster ani merchant,
ia -i week installed a two tube Cros-
. radio at (ha home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Ii. iiumble, and they are
n-...w in touch with the Fee-jee Is
la -.ds. as well as other points in
Ameri-a and Missouri.
J'.i -i Tighe, of Omaha, and Jo
seph Huehes. of Herman, were visit
ing fit the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mockcnhaupt for the day last
T'l-.sdoy. they driving down from
Omaha in the car of Mr. Hughes.
that -They were also looking after some
over ; busi -iess matters while here.
A. H. Humble, the efficient and
ig; nial agent of the Missouri Pacific,
; at Manley, was at Kansas City, Mo.,
where he went to see his mother,
who is quite sick, and since his re
turn he has received a number of
, b iters from the nurse in charge,
Istiting that the mother continues
; to show improvement, although she
i is still very ill.
PearsGn's
BARBER SHOP
Th2 Home of
Good Work
Manley - - Nebraska
Elmer Pearson, Prop.
i
MARK TO
G!M BACK
-1
Put American Investors in the Ger
man Currency Doomed to Be
Disappointed.
PLAN TO HONOR
i
i ot
"FERGUSON!"
Would Stage Elaborate Ceremony
When Woman Governor Takes
the Oath of Office.
J-lyskiog Supplies!
Mittens, Gloves, Pegs and Hcops. Anything you
want in this line.
Mealing Stoves, just what you want fcr winter.
Washing Machines to save the wife and mother.
Radios for the whole family and the best ma
chine?, with service and prices right.
For Trucking and Hauling see us.
Coatman Hardware Go.
ALVO - i- NEBRASKA
Austin, Tex.. Nov. 14. One of
the n.opt elaborate state ceremonies
ever attempted in the United States
is being planned here for the inaug
uration next February of Mrs. Mir
iam E. Ferguson as governor of the
stale of Texas. A meeting of Austin
residents, called by H. A. Vroe,
Ktarterl the arrangements yester
day. The hepes of the people of the
capital to give this inauguration a
gradrue equal to the occasion stop
at nothing short of seeking to have
the president and vice president of
tho United States, the president and
all governors of Mexico, all gover
nors of the United States, ambassa
dors of foreign countries, high com-1
man tiers of the army and navy, anl
other dignitaries of state and nation
present at the inaugural.
The tentative plans include a
grand ball, a military display with
present " from the national
and tl c regular army posts
state, an aerial exhioition, a
'pageant of the state's history and a
j spec ial invitation to attend to Mrs.
Koss, who then will be governor of
t Wyoming.
i
j Mrs. Morris Lloyd was among the
visitors in Omaha today, going to
that city on the early morning Bur
lington train.
Berlin, Nov. 14. A great many
Americans who possess German pa
per marks bought at bargain rates in
the days of inflation still cling to
the hope that the mark will come
into its own, judging by the number
letters received by the American
chamber of commerce in Germany
cm various parts of the United
States. Many of the writers arc
women, who inquire how much long
er they must bold the notes before
they are redeemed by the German
government.
The paper mark went out of busi-
i nei-s a year ngo this week, when
' the rentenmarh came into use. There
j v,.is then so much of it on hand
that in numerous instances banks
and other institutions turned the
marks over to junk dealers by the
' ton.
! Most of those notes, which to
ward the end of the inflation pe
riod were not worth the paper used
; in their manufacture, have been de
stroyed or made into pasteboard
, boxes and the like.
Hankers lure declare there are
probably more of the old German
marks scattered about the United
States than exist today in all Ger
many itself.
K n m
f 1 1 . ii ii i ii " ''J.J, vim-. in TT' '-.'-lljy2
i 3 3 4l uJ--'
11 ga? 1Ls Mss-3"jr
m
The Coupe
end
Fordor Sedan S6S5
Tudor Sedan 590
Touring Car 295
Runabout - 263
On open model demonn
able rims and starter arc
$35 extra.
All pricat f. o.b. Dfr3
The Fc?rd Coupe ia the lowest
priced closed ctr on the market
yet one of the most satisfactory.
Cosring less to buy and maintain, every dollar invested
brings greatest returns ia comfortable, dependabl
travel.
Sturdy, long-lived and edapted to all conditions
qi reads and weathsr it meew every need oi a two
passenger car.
Steadily growing demand andtheresourcesandfaciliti?
of the Ford Motor Company have made possible a
closed car, at a price miIlio:3 can aSord, rightly de
signed, carefully built and backed by an efficient service
organization in every neighborhood of the nation.
kSS
NEAEIES? AUTHORIZED FC51D DEALER
SISTER SUES FOR
FART OF ESTATi
Tital and
the will.
was induced to
This occurred
make out
following
Lion which
10, 1923,
Wise underwent
Mrs. Sheppard
Sarah E
Shepherd Charges in Su:.t
That Brother, Simca P. Wise,
V7as Influenced to Cut Her 03
an opera
on July
states.
He was under the influcncs of
narcotics and opium at the time
the will was made, she says. In
addition J. Howard Heire, one of
the vice presidents cf the 'Union
Fremont, Neb., Nov 1.1. Charg
ing that the late Slimm P. "Wise, of
Dodge county, divided his ??1,000
e-tate evenly between eighteen
nieces and nephews ard totally dis
regarded his sister, the latter, Sarah
E. Sheppard, will contest the will in
the hearing that opens in county
court before Judge Waldo Winter
steen Friday morning.
Mrs. Sheppard alleges that Wi'-e
was not mentally sound at the time
the will was made, chaiging that
he was suffering in a Fremont hos-
i National bank, was' called in at tho
time, i'ac says, to help induce -Wijo
io hiive his estate to certain heirs.
The estate consists of SIS, 000
persona! property, $18,000 real prop
erty all in Nebraska, and $8,000 in
real property in Oklahoma. The
eighteen nephews and nieces share
this estate while the sister is cut off
without a cent.
LIMBEHGER CHEESE
HAS LOST
ITS
M0SALE
ORDER OF HEARING
on Petition for Appointment
Aelministratrix
of
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun
ty, ss.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of
William Nickles, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
of George E. Nickles praying that
administration of said estate may be
granted to Etta M. Nickles as Ad
ministratrix; Ordered, that December Cth, A. D.
1924, at ten o'clock a. m., is assign
ed for hearing said petition, whenlfe'
11 i 4.4 trS-'4
may appear at a County Court to b3 ;
held in and for said county and j
show cause why the prayer of peti- I
tioner should not be granted; and
that notice of the pendency of said I
petition and the hearing thereof be I
given to all persons interested in
said matter by publishing a copy of ;
this order in the Plattsmouth Jour- j
nal, a semi-weekly newspaper print- '
ed in said county, for three success-j
ive weeks, prior to said day of hear
ing. - '
Dated November 15, 1924.
ALLEN .T. DEE?ON. !
nl7-3w County Judge. :
Berlin. Nov. 14. Linbcrger cheese
is 13.1 per cent dearer in tho current
market than it was in 1013 and not
h;lf so pungent. Cheese experts in
sist that it is not made with the care
it farmerly was and that less atten
tion is paid to aging it.
Codfish is 124 per cent more ex
pensive than in pre-war Germany,
onions 200 per cent, sauerkraut 100
per cent, beans 1G7 per crat and cof
fee 100 per cent.
FOR SALE
Boat for sale or will
Corona typewriter. E. Vv
phone 1405, Murray.
AUTO TOP SHOP
Between if Cth
Phone; AS 4 .
and 7th
'idvertisimr will -pay yuti.
Aotoiiiobils- Painiini!
First-Class Work
Guaranteed!
Prices Reasonable
Mirror Replating and
Sin Work!
A. F. KBOFLICEK,
Phone 592-W, Plattsmouth
m
Reduced Rates
$0 A fi
SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Nebraska. .County of Cass,
ss.
TWO
, troops
i guard
!in tlie
Los Angeles, Nov
from bubonic plague
month-old infant, and a D-year-obi
chili, raised the total of the deaths
since the plague started here Octo
ber 19. to thirty-five, four of which
were from bubonic plague and thirty-one
pneumonic plague.
Dr. Walter M. Dickie, director of
tho antiplague committee, announc
ed that the quarantine had been lift
ed from the Macy street area which
hr.3 been closed for several weeks
due to the plague. The health au
thorities have the situation will in
hand, he said, and extermination of
rats will continue.
By virtue of an Order of Sale is-; fc4
sued ny James liooerison, ciitk oi
thrt Titrirt Cnm t williin n n rl frr
Cass county, Nebraska, and to mejt$
intuitu, A r J i: i in: im u uaj j l i t-t.
a. m. or said day, at tne soutn tront
door of the courthouse in Platts
mouth. Nebraska, in said county, sell
13 to deaths at Public auction to the highest" bid-
tndav h 14- cier ior tasn lae lonowiuij in-uyeriy,
DEATHS
fBUE0NIC PLAGUE
the
to-wit:
Lots seven (7) and eight (8)
and sixty-seven (67) in the
northeast quarter of the north
west quarter (NE5 NWU of
Section thirteen (13) Township
twelve (12) North, Range thir
teen (13) in the City of Platts
mouth, Nebraska
being , levied
The same
taken as the property of
Rabh, Jr. aud Anna Rabb,
ants, to satisfy a judgment
upon and
Andrew
said
Miss Marie Sperry was a visitor
in Omaha, today where she was called
to look after some matters of busi
ness for a few hours.
Mrs. John E. Schutz and daughter.
Miss Florence were among those go
ing to Omaha this morning to visit
for the day. with friends.
court recovered by A. G. Bach, plain
tiff against said defendants.
" Plattsmouth, Nebraska, November
13th, A. D. 1924.
E. P. STEWART,
Sheriff Cass County,
Nebraska.
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