MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1927.
PAG2 SX
PLATia3I0UTH SEMI - WSEZIT JWTE-UI
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Governor Favors
FARM BUREAU NOTES . . d-j i ..
ouue jriue iaw
Now in Making
J. Copy for this Department
z. furnished by County Agent
ENTERTAIN CLASS
Chinch Buffs.
Now is the time to burn the bunch I Policy as Outlined in Legislative lies-
. 1 . 1 M 14 V. A I
STass ana ir weeu paicnes u u u
I not been clone before. This will aid
! j -7 . . . : r ii n iftnh li tt r a 1
that have lived through the -winter.
sage Will Not Retard Road
Work Within the State.
Soils and Crops Meeting.
The soils and crop meetings held
J 1 I J D I, -C f L 'ciitinm rf Mr r.ros of the Aeronornv
acuci.ii lu uduh, ti oiia- . Anitnra eround for fear the
Farm Loan
The Lozcest Rate ever
offered on Farm Lands
36 YEARS TO PAY!
NO RENEWAL COMMISSIONS!
For Full Information See
T. H. Pollock
PIrtsiGt., Ner.
; rpt. of
Lincoln.
Ne-br.. was well attended.
and 12 farmers have acrecd to place
lime on
ei to a'
rround which will be sec-d-
n'fa. rfd or swret clover.
Agricultural Outlook Meeting.
"How manv acres of corn shall I
pTar.t t ?i is Fprinc? Vv'ill the market
be good nxt fall? How about oats
Shall I f e-d some alfalfa or sweet
clover? Should I raise some celts
Some sheep? Horn ran I find out how
Lenten Season
Opens Today and
7 orf? Afl TloTrc Khorr- how am 1 as a farcie w
l-i do lb fcfU UajO' little to kfep in touch with al
J i things going to "guess right"
From Wednesday's Dailv
Governor McMuIlen discussed his
policy for the building of interstate
bridges Tuesday, during a recess of
the legislature. He said there is no
gasoline tax
fund will be robbed if his recommen
dation it followed.
Several members of the legislature
have expressed doubts about the ad
visability of using any of the gaso
line road fund for interstate bridges,
or even the use of $200,000 from the
state general fund as recommended
by the governor for state aid bridges,
structures built within the state.
augumented by county aid. Some
have expressed the belief that use of
any part of the gasoline road fund
will be but an entering wedge for
From Saturday's Dally
This afternoon little Miss Virginia
James entertained very pleasantly at
her home on High school hill, the
i . i . . j j i
. jue-U ut?rs ui lus nrsi graue 511 is ut 1
y, n lni ryv A atq w -. 9 Vi Xf fithn- !
IUU JJVJ1 ucjiai L ill t 11 I. Ul L 11 V .'11, 1 1111
dist Sunday school, of which she Is
a member. The girls of the class,
with their teacher, Mrs. Sam Moye,
were present and assisting in the en
joyment of the occasion.
The time was spent in games of all
kinds and a very pleasant time w.as
enjoyed by all the members of the
party. Dainty and delicious refresh
ments were served at an appropriate
hour. Those attending the event were
Velma Wells. Jean Holmes, irginia
Mynard Com
munity Club is
Given a Start
many acrs of wheat to sow next fall
"What pays the farmer the F-ffreater drafts against it.
.-. lit? I rflUIIl. k.liui lipiui laiui-
ir.c- Is the most profitable year after
yer? V."h:;t docs th consumer want?
Period of Self Denial Contemplation
Terminates With Faster Sun
day. April 17th.
Fr'n V in-i3's r-ai.'y
Today m.irk--? the comme-nccn
A the L'r.'-r. sf-:-..-. and from now
u:il te.-i-r r-jcr, April 17th
r-iN-rs cf the Roman Catholic.
K;iM-.;;.aI cr.-l L::;!.eran chun-he.--thre
u-r.-vi: th- world will pra-ilc-e
!f cr-iii in ihir p!-.-a sure- and
Tive r.r-- tirr.e- to ee-nt mplation of
iL- !i:'e ail eth ef J -u.
7':." 'h'rri's Lav.;- net eau.-e-d th-r-:ri'-x:oii
e-f food v. wa th- an-
r---:-r ru-ri-of r--traint
'.'.'. ile-ur'-s a;.! m.'.-r- '-aref
;y f thr- thri-tian ;ai:h a
o:
Th- c!T-s C'f Ah ".Wdrr-s'!ay ar.d
JIu:-r are !. t rr.ir. -1 th-? i-ha-
f th n." on. 7h f.rt iS'.'iy aftet
h- f-r.-t fuil r;;o..n ;?:-fr :..- vtruu'
':'?ir.ex is al,.v3s Ea"'r ard Ash
V.'.- dC'-day f in the- Keve-Mh prwed
ir.e vk. Holy week, th4 last pr
i'd of Lent, has a numlor of special
iav of whichlhf most Ki'c-rr.lv nh-
-C-T-xrc-i1 ?j flru A F"r; v i r. mrrnr. rv fUltliral
thr. frtjr-ifttinn fati- r-.r. ?o-o i-n ! March and it is likely that
rr!(?f3 the Catholic and E
or.crve lli an-i e-pr ia
What is he will to ray a fancy price
f a ? Hov- can I find out?
"Is there a surplus of farm prod
ucts in the county now? How much
corn and wheat and oats and pork
ar.d beef Is going to be carried over
until the r.ew crop comes on? In
ho has
1 thee
on the
markets next fall and winter, and in
102 and afterward, also?
What should a tanker tell his pa
trens about these questions? What
sbcul 1 the editor of the local paper
th" proper, the hardware man, the
doctor, the elevator manager, and
the other business men know- about
i tl ;-m?
I These are the questions that will
be discussed in a meeting at Lincoln
on Tuesday. March Pth. Professors
II. C. Fillev. A. W. Merlar, Harold
He 1?-.-. Mason Yerke. W. H. Bro
kw. R. K. Holland ?nd H. C. Gould,
e f the Agricultural College at Lin
coln who have spent much of their
time Etudy:ne the p?t and present
situations nnd the present trends of
the supplies and demands will talk
at the meting und give the factr
as they havr found them.
Th- r?ri' ulturr.l committee of the
n -ka State Hankers Association
i; h'Ipinr nir up the interest in this
se'ti'Ti and s. ven.l others in the
tatt i'f-c.'ius. they re sard them as the
most hnnortarit ones of this nature
ev-r h' Id in Nebraska. Tlie agricul
tural agent is urging every farmer
and business man he can see per
sonally to co to the meeting at Agri-
Colloe on the Sth eTay of
quite a
farmers and business mer
nyone who is interested i?
I recommended In my message
the taking of 5 percent of the gaso
line fund for interstate bridge pur
poses." said the governor. "There
is no intention of creating a short
age In the state road fund. The &
percent proposed will leave plenty
for road construction and road main
tenance or to meet federal aid fcr
these purposes. It means the taking
of about $150,000 a year from that
fund for interstate bridges. We do
N. W. Gaines of the State University
Speaks at Gathering: There
Last Evening.
From Saturday's Dally
The matter of the organization of
a community club at Mynard was
taken up last evening at the com.
munity hall in that place and the
Trively. Betty Miller, Grace Sim-jciuo siariea on me iniuai sirps i-
nions. Alarie Xelsnn. Helen errv."'1,u ,a'"6 vLu.ia.u.K.
and Virginia James.
Death of John
Rainey Occurs
at Co. Bluffs
ization.
The chief feature of the evening
was the address given by Newton
V. Gaines of the extension depart
ment of the state university, who at
fome length explained the value of
the community work in the interests
f all of the people as well as the
value that the home derived from
thii unified communitv rction. The
address was a real inspiration to the'
large number in attendance at the
Tetj - , Aftar e' mating and outlined in detail the
Passed Away Last Evening After an ioU!f phases of the community nte
Illness of Some Ihiration and tne organizations that might
Funeral at Glenwood. i contribute to its betterment. i
I Following the address the mem
bers enjoyed several selections by the (
Last evening at 7:10 at the Merc? ; Cole orchestra that were splendidly i
hospital in Council Bluffs, Iowa., oc- given and also the musical part of
curred the death of John Rainey. long the program was enhanced by the!
time resident of this community and vocal numbers given by Raymond C. i
who has been very seriously ill at Ceok, well known vocalist and which!
the hospital for the past several were very much appreciated by all of
weeks. 'the members of the large crowd pres-
Mr. Rainey was born in Missouri ent.
in 1S61 and wa3 brought to this It was decided that the club would
Seeing is Believing
t
1 ff u am
1 . Vk
Vie hiqhf-st grade
low price suit
t2i LV AMERICA
If you haven't seen $20 "Bill" you have a
pleasant surprise awaiting you. He is con
vincing people every day of his super worth
Come in and meet him.
One Price.
J7d Wo Afonkey Business
To Beautify
300 Towns in
Nebraska
Eed1
Scottsbluff. Mitchell donates 10 per
cent of all moncy-maing' projects to
charity. Ralston sews regularly for
Omaha Institutions.
Fremont sponsors Girl Scouts and
a girl scout camp. Other Girl Re
serves and Girl's 4-H clubs are spon
sored by the clubs of Creston, Avoca,
Hebron, Hershey, Waterloo. Miller
Talmage and Shickley. Tha Alvo
Woman's club sponsors the Boy
Scouts.
ENTITLED TO THE FACTS
A general impression has been too
not intend to take money needed fori county when a child by his parents be started and the matter of the selec- J
construction of roads within the. and has spent his lifetime in tnis lion 01 tne cnicers ien ior a laitr.
state. We are all interested in county and Mills county. Iowa. He uaie as tne ciuo mere iuny aeveiope . riT, rrr.-ii p7aT,T
building truck roads within our bor-rnade his home in Plattsmouth with its plans. ii tlt -0i
(iers. this mother for a great many years, une or tne steps aeciuea upon was; rucs Aiuug viui
"We are also interested in connect- and ten years ago moved to Mills, that of having a basement placed at Drive.
ing the state with other states thru 1 county wnere tie was united in mar- me l. u. cnurcn in me iuhd auui
cast and west highways. Interstate j riage to Miss Bertha Tracey who , that the community hall be disposed , Xeb. Three hundre
bridges are. needed for this purpose. '". w' lu "L ki'". ,.a ara ,n(T Tv,a0 rr,or often e-ncouraeed that when the nrire
ii 5ioj,v'v a year is unen irora ine f""- wou.j i r - -
asoline tax for interstate bridges. , Iew years mace las nome on a iarm m?ni wins useu in me luiun- a
'"TV U1"" 4luai auuui - - - familv'the hall . ths Federated Women's club, as evi- country, it is a result or an agree
JoO.000 would be given to any one There also remains of the farail tne nan A(.,(.a in rmorta made nublie here ment between the various oil com
interstate bride-e at a time. The ine moiner. .Mrs. isouci nainey. . m u iu ri,n t.Sm tk -v,
agea s years, or tnis city, six oocsung sp.ru oi ine .uuiu ptuyit? , - ----- -
v i . .- . nu io t, n..ht . u-iii im-o nress chairman of tne c-brasa 1-eu- a man
Rainey. Sidney. Iowa; Mrs. Mary
regat ions ;
:?!sroraHpan" Pf f
ally Holv! A
:". ar.-l Ka'er is ir-.-nerallv the oc-:
ca ion f'-r r rftet:tious mu-i'-al serv-ir-s
ir. th ehufL' .
, ir.vtte l to the meeting. The program
at 10 o'clock and closes by
U?.S. CI0ILT PO0SLY
:3y.
JHILEE-LA17G
From Saturtay'f rall
Mrs. John J. Cloi-it hes bf-cn con-!r'r
f.i.ed t h-r me fr-r Xl." past few
.-ys - - the r.-.-uit '.f a very pr.ir.fu
af. iit; n ir. tl:- nature of r"v um it im
Li.d whi h ':is k-r-t Ii;.-r confined te
!:'-r Lome for tl." rreater part of th
tlEt?. It i; hot'- J th'it she will s;xi:
1-e r-ce.v r-I fr;ia t ho effects ot t't.i
i!!ne;s and Le ..Ll- t resume her activities.
E AIL ED HAY
Will bail hay at S1.C5 a ten. Cap
tail 2 ton an hcur. See Loui Kon
frst. m3-3tw
Lose arythirs? Advertise for it!
Last -Wc-dne-3'lay. Feb. 23, If 27. at
troo-'hirty o'clf-ck at the- eMthodist
;r.2.c ri Rev. Mr. Wright c:
Nebraska City occurred the marriage
of Miss Th'.lmr. Miller to Mr. August
Lar. gfe cf Syracuse.
The ee,jr!e wot attended by a f"w
of the -w- rfla'ives.
Th- hri-i'- i r. d.iu'-'ht'-r of Mr. and
Mr. Fiii ?!i!!e-r of Lim.vro i. a crad
u ite ..f the elL; of 1S2 of Flrr. wood.
bridges may tost $500,000. The
state's J50.000 or some such sharrt
would be used in addition to federal
aid. a like amount from the adjoin
ing state and other sums raised by
a county or local community where
the bridge is to be built. It might b
pos-ible in this way to build three
interstate bridge.? at the same time.
How, when and where to build thes
structures will have to be worked
out later if provision is made for
their construction. Iowa has recom
mended the use of 4 percent of its
gasoline road fund for interstate
bridges. That would probably
amount to the same a3 our 5 percent."
"Our interstate bridges." said A.
J. Weaver, president of the Missouri
river navigation association, whe
was with the governor, "should be
built high enough to clear barges
which are sure to be traversing tho
Missouri river in two or three years.
After the federal government fmishe-
Mapes. Meadow, Nebraska. W. H. and
J. P. Rainev of Plattsmouth: Lauren
Rai ney of Texas. Mrs. Ida McKinney
of Henderson. Iowa; Wood Rainey of
Plattsmouth; Floyd Rainey of Omaha
and Miss Anna Rainey cf Platts
mouth. Two brothers. Sherman and
Ben Rainey preceded him in death.
.'attractive and more healthful because of gasoline is raised on about the
IrnmmnnitvMthmnenhcPinsttn.i of of the initiative and local pride of same date in different sections of the
mea s emu, as en- -uuiinj,
t made public here ment be
The man who drives up to
station knows that the
. m -w t s- 1 1 S 1 - - . A i a A. f 1 V
the community proposition well un-;ration ot w omen s ciuos. prices uuciuaie at umes, out ne
.iiiF wav and be able to make their i Holdrege plans to hold a real doesn't know why. He can hardly
club a live one in every respect.
Another Eagle
Scout is Named
in Plattsmouth
Lyle Lawton. Third Plattsmouth Eoy
to he Given This Honor in
Local Scouting Circles.
Elmwood Man
is Killed in Rail
Crossing Wreck'
poppy day when 1,000 red popies will be blamed for suspecting an fngen-
i be planted along Memorial drive. The ious plot for his undoing.
Hebron Woman's club has presented He does not know that periodic
a pergola and drinking fountain to price fluctuations worry the oil in-
j tne .American wgion as a memorial, austry a lot more man tney eio gas
iand the woman's clubs of Laurel and and oil buyers. The automobile own-
Scotia have planted memorial trees, er does not realize the uncertainties
Dedicate Memorial. of oil production, that are probably
The Lincoln Woman's club dedicat- unparalleled in any other business.
ed a memorial avenue to Lancaster Aotning but the drill, at great
Jtounty boys who lost their lives dur- tost, can answer the eteranal conun-
iiik ine woriu war. aim u memory nar- uium, " ni .w unu uu. iiu ic
C. C. Fcreman Driving Truck Which den to the charter members of the drill finds the oil, the drillers' reward
Was Struck by Missouri Pacific iclub- may be rich; when " fails- there is
r ,1 ' T j The Superior club is planting total loss. This element of chance
iastDOana lrain "Friendship gardens" through the ex- has naturally attracted men of en-
change of seeds and plants. Reaver terprise and initiative, ready to be
Elmwood,
Foreman
Neb., March
C.
City will conduct a flower bed con-
frorid lnscra nr ullHnir winnprg
a farmer living eix miles t,.f i u-h.n n e ir,i n ,
southeast Of Lagle, was instantly WnUmrli bomitifif-d a r.lnt of rnmcs In. thn nvprsTinnlv lowora tha
15 p. m. Thursday When r,.mi ,lf)T n tlio ritv ball an, from nrir. with rusiiltinfr rlrnn in iracnHno
riri ntr -eio cfriU'lr - . . 0
; killed at 6
the truck he was driving was struck
Lv an eastbound Missouri Pacific
the preliminary opening of the OhioFrom Mondays Dsilr ; flyer just south of the business ec-
river and the lower Missouri river j The local Roy Scouts have in the tion of Elmwood on state No. 1. Fore
it will begin work on clearing cut the past year secured a number of recog- Tr',n na been in Elmwood transaet
Misscuri from Kansas City to Sioux nitions for their sm all. but very ac-! i " ? business In the afternoon and
City. I predi- t this work will com- tiv organization that is most pls-1 wa3 on 1253 wa' home. The train was
mence in 132S." in2- to the boys for their work end a Pin? a a hih rate of speed, as its
Mr. Weaver is interested in an in- tribute to thp pffWtivp work of the-ir first 8toI, 1H at Union. Tii" truck
terstate bridge to be built over the itader3 and scoutmaster.
Missouri at Rulo or some point high- j At the meeting of the Scouts this
e-r up the stream.
s ;n
Fvr-
u
Mr. ar.'l
t;-."v
. n '1 ': ii -
FATHEB AND SON
H. R. Wing, who hails from Mi
souri Vailey. was in Clenv.ood Tue
week. Lyle Lawton Is to b given the
.rank of Eagle Scout, the highest hon
or that the Semite can attain outride
of the Scout executive work. This
makes the third member of the local
Sf-out organization to be selected for
day to visit his 15 year old son. who thU srade of Scouting. Edward Pat-
The
Mrs. J dm Lnr ? o
v. iM r . th ir 1
I..:lf mil-s f rf m S--ra'-use and farri1 is an inmate of the I. F. M. here. Mr. terson an'1 Jo lottery being the
his father's fcr-. J Wing states that he himself had been other tw' members of the- Eagle Scout
Th" bet v-ishe-3 of the many Ian ir.mate of the Institution years ;?rade In this city. Joe being present
friends of the happy couple go with! ago at the time Dr. Armstrong was;1"1 witn this honor at the banquet
thm for a long, hapty and prosper-! superintendent and was there for the seTera' weeks ago by former Gover
ous voyage over life's matrimonial I most rr.rt V,r a vpar sin-P thr-n Vip'nor S. R. McKelvie.
f. e- a . E 1 m w o o d Le a d e r - E c h o .
was thrown from the right-of-way
and almost entirely demolished. A
limber from the truck punctun-d Mr.
Forman's skull and he was dead when
picked up.
A ?tjInefs man of Elmwood nald
Thursday night that the- chamber of
eommf Tf had reipicsted the railroiid
to install a warning hlgnal at lb'
crowing about a month .ago, but hh
yet no action had been taki n. Tin
view is not obtrucl.i'd at (In- cronri
ing. Mr. Foreman Icuvch a wif and
Rve e-hildrc-n. Il! was a Hoii-in-law of
, William (Julim. a farmer of (lie Knlt
NOV
Virgin Wool Fabrics
offer a definite advantage!
The Fabrics in Kirschbaum
suits are made of new wool
yarn wool that has seen no
other service in the trip from
pasture to loom.
Go further than to merely ask,
Is this all wooir' For many
"all wool" fabrics are made of
reclaimed cloth that has been
ground up, re-spun and re
woven. The strength is not
there it has lived its life.
You will find a 100 virgin
wool label on each and every
Kirschbaum suit in our line. It is your protection.
$35 with two pairs pants
and cheaper!
lived several years in Council R!uff3 ine new Sle Scout Is one of the jjn,.0n Mr and Mih Cl.urleH
and has resided in Missouri Valley J earnest workers in the Scout orga-( F(jrrTjan 2'j:i0 fl.irfield, iii'h bid
the past 21 years. During most cf;n5zation ia ll'i3 fty and has -n Imith,.r and father. Viriil. 2 S A f. Hum-
that time be was employed in the jiaithful and untiring in all of his t-f- ...j. an,j Nvil, livliK near 'olUf?i
shops of the Northwestern Railroa 1. j forts fn fi( outing and his services and i view, are brother and Mih. It.-rHui
At present he 13 a tinsmith, as that nahfieations has led to his being jf0irnarJi 920 Garfield and Mih. Finn
is his trade. In a fire of 15 years ago fnven this new honor in the Scout;, ifVan. 4.r,0 North Kltxeeiiih. Lln-
his wife was burned to death, leaving movement, ine young man nas oeen
a boy babe 16 days old. It is this'3 valued assistant to the Scout l-ad-
tJiis plot cut boqueta of flowers for When the crude supply becomes
th; pick and for various occasions. The scarce, the price goes up, and gaso-
Osceola club plants flowers in the city line follows. It is the same as the
park and at the railway station. price of butter or eggs, and the oil
! Clubs of Scotia. liradshaw. Miller, refineries are as unable to prevent
Creston, Homer. Morrill, Walthill. fluctuation in price as are the sell
PalHade and Decatur have provided era of farm products,
playground.- and have Improved and
equipped school ground;! and parks.)
The cIvicH department of the Wisner !
Woma'i'H club, tiding with the city
council, purcliiised 12 combination
tables ami bt tulieK for the city park, ix'4
1 Valparaiso ilottuted $7fi to the cem
etery IIHMIM-Illt llU.
The viiiii:iii'h cliib of Valentine as
hlhl'd in tlm iuipi nvcinelit of the park
.ni l i riiii-tt ry and ln-.t t ur landscaped
the in hoot K I'oli lul.-l tit ! cost ol' $1.00(1
'I i lnl. tiii.i also built ami paid for
a 1 oniiiuiniiy aiitiiini iiiin.
Seal Sales.
Ilavnnl, 10 1 1 1 1 Cit-tli, Keiirney. Vnl
b y, I'n inoiit and Oakland clubn are'
a itmiiM tborti' which took chargo if tho
iln of Ctu int man mciiN, half of the;
!""T,la U4'1; Vm" ,m;',"k ,js,:i u,r. of Farm Land for an average
local h.alth iiit Ivil leu. Fremont and, --
Keai iu y btioiiMir a m hool niirHc. Nc-I of
hiatdia City, .South Sioux City and
lcai iii'V IiiIih provide milk to under-
J. II USD
.3 an Br?
In the last twelve months I
have sold
1469 Acres
baby boy who is now an inmate.
This history. If true, raises the
question as to the wisdom of alJow-
ers in their work with the younger
boy3 and Is one that makes a most
capable leader. He is a son of Mrs.
coin are sisters.
FINE LITTLE DAUGHTER
ing inmates of such institutions to Lawton, matron of the Nebraska i
marry. Mr. W ing gave the impress I -masonic nome and 13 a graneison or
ion that his own stav in the Institu- Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Young, of near
tion had been because of the death 'Murray.
of his mother his home was broken) Such excellent service in the cause
up and his efforts to secure some-'n v'hif'h he is serving is what wins
thing to eat and wear and hi.s lack i advancement for the Roy Scout and
of food and clothing cause-d the au-ji '3 a pleasure to know that the
thorities to have him placed in the 1 Plattsmouth Scouts are winning
Institution. Glenwood Tribune.
UNDERG0DIG TREATMENT
Vrom Friday' Dully
One; of the h.itipleHt men In the
corn b'-lt BtateH today Im Elmer
I Humme, well known young funii'T
1 cf this vicinity and all over I he fad
that early thl morning there wan
born a fine little daughter ut (lie
Methodist hospital In Omaha where
;Mrs. Rnmrnel lias b en for Home time
past. The mother arid little oim are
doing nicely and Mr. Kutnim I hriK
I returned home to get till In ren ill
ness for tho fitting reception of th
little daughter when mIk iirrlven
heirne. Even Grandnu William Ituin-
From Friday's Daily jH feeling very elated over th
The reports from the bedside of ; addition to the r.inilly circle. The
Mrs. S. E. McElwain this morning mnv frlenilH nrn lolnlnt: In tlndr
these recognitions from the national
organization.
DRAWS $100 FINE
MRS. McELWAIN VERY LOW
From Thursday's Dally
Frank Elliott, one of the toll keep
ers at the riitte rivr bridge north
m . w i 1 . f 1 . . . .
"i luis 13 nanus 10 spena a siiori ' o. r .iicrjwain mis morniim many
time in the Immanuel hospital at!re not in the least encouraging to, congratulations to the proud patentn.
wmana, taning treatment there for a :ene members of the family and the
general breakdown in his health that! friends as Mrs. McElwain spent n
has been showing increasing sever-,' very night as the result of the severe
(tP in t Vl A lit! fi II. tf'AAtro If. Y71i:.A t In 7 II v.. nA . 1 . . .
-d. .hi. iiiuu,"jui sue sustaineu on 1 u-- prom Frl'lay'n linlty
rr, . lv "7C ' lr"li Keai.- wruoon in ner nil ai me nonw-. Vaughn RrlggH. who wni urre..1
ti t , OI 1113 Vyns to tlje advanced age of the;at LIrif.oI TueHday on Oi. cb,,,-,-,.
If m. 1." ' - rJ'.r itiy .ue .nas BUUerei very mucn rromrof havntf ,,M1JI.,, r)(., In ll.l
10 ine snoc as well as the pain or ine ' .,. ..orn llrnc. v.n ..v i, htM
injury and seems to be gradually ,,ay Jn t.ourt yt.Hff.r,,:iy !,r,,ril r(1
growing weaker and less able to re- entered .1 plea of guilty to the cIuhk
sist the seriousness of her case. Rut preferred by County Attorney y. o,
little nope of her recovery is now en-ij-i,....
From Saturday's Dally tertained and members of the familyl After hearing thn evidence mibmlt-
i This morning in the office of the!from ""ist-nt: points have been called ! tod county Judgn A. II. Dunburv
clerk of ths district court was filed ; lo her s,de as tne Patient seems to iai,j a flue ot 1(M on ,j, y,n.t? man
an action entitled Llillian Adair vs.jbe losm strength and vitality con-' r Jtg eeiul valent In tho period (.r
, Ray H. Adair In which the plaintiff , stantly desPite all that care and the ; thrty rfavH jn tn uiity Jail an (b-
asKs ror a decree of divorce on theif ls 01 Eer lovetJ ones can ao 10 guest of Sheriff Reel.
$ 1 70 Per Acre!
in. unlabel! hi liool children. (Jothen-j
I.iii''m NVomiii ii'h -1 11 It co-opcrnted with
tln n I100I board In bringing Cho-C'ho, I
Dm lift HI. clown to tho hcIiooIh. 'pco P-aa...f-. I J
The Monday Evening dm, of ster-! ass v--ounty tarm land is sec
iing mi ivch hot luncheK to ti... ruriii'ond to none and the safest
Mu.lcntH. I're-M. hool cIIiiIch nnd child . . t31
beuitii eonfen iic hiivo been lu id iy investment in the world.
the ( Illba of I 'In 1 1 union h, Pender, I
llowellM, Humboldt, It.iyurd, Wan- o
neta mid siiuibei t. j occ me tor some bargains
.iany nun inc lude cnarity work
In I hli yctii'H iicllvllleM. The Fair-'
bury Wotnmi'H -lub obaerved nti n 11-1
1111.il cbiirlly day. Fifty women met'
lor mi nil d:iy iiem Ion ntul tnadn 48 p .
I'arineiitrt for lh needy (f the city. OTtTl LOQtlS
Tim MlnntniK Wouiiin'M club gnvp
$ioo 10 the McthodiHt inmpit.ii at Insurance
Sear! S. Davis
Investments
Real Estate
advice of his physicians decided
take a course of treatment.
ASKS FOR DIVORCE
grounds or abandonment. The peti
tion of the plaintiff as filed by her
attorney. J. C. Bryant, of Ashland
sets forth that the parties of the
suits- were married at Lincoln, Ne-
rasa, on March 31, 1917 and that
bring her relief.
FOR SALE
Pure Drcd Harml Plymouth HnM
Fordson tractor block assembled 50c per 15. $3.00 per 100, Plnum
new. Call at tho Plattemnilth Ma-1 9122
they are now residents of Greenwood, chine Works 337 Main St. Tele. 372. i It. T. CWTIIKKM,.
Nebraska. I m.lnw . t 1 -9rilf I'intt atntilltll.
EGGS FOR IIATCIIINO
l9v Orsam Station Opened!
The new Cream and Produce station of Ar
mour and Company has been opened in the
Bates building near the Donat block and
opposite the Journal office. Highest Prices
will be paid for Eggs, Cream and Poultry!
UNDER MANAGEMENT OF THE
Weary Brothers
Now Ready for Business