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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL
WO NT) AY, FEBR. 4, 1929.
ORDER
In the County Court of Cass coun
ty, Nebraska.
In the matter of the guardianship
rf Helen B. Perry, a Minor.
Now on this 2nd day of Febru
ary. 1929, this cause came on for
hearing upon the petition of Jesse P.
Perry, guardian of said minor, repre
senting that his ward, the said Helen
H. Perry, died on or about the 11th
day of December, 1928, and asking
that the Court fix a time for hearing
on the report and final account of
paid guardian, which he has this day
filed in this Court. And upon read
ing said petition it appears to the
Court that a hearing should be had
upon said report and final account
and the same be approved or dis
allowed. It Is therefore ordered, that the
15th day of February, 1929. at 10
o'clock a. m., of eaid day, be and the
same hereby is assigned for hearing
on said report, and final account.
It is also ordered that notice be
given to all parties interested in said
Bill Stirs Up
House Ruckus
in Maze of Amendments Dur
ing Discussion Yesterday
pending in the District Court of Cass ,Q lit) J
county. Nebraska, the undersigned jjCilOOl JDOcirCl
land involved in said action; upon
report, of the referee that physical
partition of the land could not be
made without great prejudice to the
parties, it was thereupon ordered and
.idludered'bv the Court that said land
be sold and the proceeds thereof be
divided into shares between the par- Upper Chamber Becomes Entangled Martin Sjorgen of Louisville Dies
lies as mereioiore ueiernuneu. in j
pursuance to said judgment of the
court, the undersigned referee will,
Iho Sth r!:iv nf March. 1929. at
ten o'clock a. m. of said day, at the! Lincoln, Jan. 30. School boards
south front door of the court house, were the objects of numerous charges
in o5,i niintv coil ana recriminations in wir imuar ui
Well Known
Young Man
Passes Away
After Illness of Several Weeks
Funeral Sunday
in Plattsmouth,
the said real estate, to-wit:
The south half of the north
east quarter of the southeast
quarter and the southeast quar
ter of the southeast quarter of
Section 2; also the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter
of Section 11, all in Township
12. North, Range 13, East of
the 6th P. M., in Cass county.
Nebraska
representatives Wednesday, when a
The death of Martin Sjorgen, ;M
est son of Mr. and Mrs. MarUn i'jo
firen. of Louisville, occurred at the
family home Wednesday uuvnir.g.
bill requiring mem to puDiisn ineir januarv 23. after an illness covering
proceedings was taken up in the a perj0l of seVeral weeks. lie had
committee of the whole. spent considerable time at the M. E.
Although the concensus apparent- hospital in Omaha and had been
ly was that the spotlight of public- givou tne best of medical care and
ity should be required in some dis- attention, but when he realized that
tricts, the committee became entan- his earthly days were numbered, he
gled in a .maze of amendments and wished to be brought to his home,
was forced to defer action by report- jhs nurse accompanied him and min
ing progress on the measure. istered to him until the end.
matter by publishing a copy of this at public auction to the highest bid-' The original bin by uepresenta- Martin was born in Motala, Swed
order in the Plattsmouth Journal, a der for cash. Fifteen per cent of the tive W. 11. McGaffin, of David City. en. June 13, 1SS5. He came to
bid to be paid at the time of sale required tne mommy puuiicauuu ui America with his parents and their
and the balance of the purchase mon- proceedings of school boards in in- three children in the year 180 2, and
ev to be paid upon the confirmation corporated cities and villages. When settled in Louisville, where they
. . - . l .'II 1 . . . r T f.nniin f o 1. i i r m
of sale and making or ueeu by rei- ine imi as iuvt-n uy, ik-jji rsnna- uuvt; nveu since. 1 wo years iiro ms
Feral-weekly newspaper published in
said county, for one week prior to
said day of hearing.
By the Court.
A. II. DUX BURY,
Sal) f4-lw County Judge.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun
ty, ss.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of
G'.rge W. Fnields. deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
vuU are hereby notified that I will
tit at thf County Court room in
Plattsmouth. in said county, on
March S. 1S29, and June 10. 1929. at
eree.
Dated
1929.
f4-9sw
this 4th day of February,
J. A. CAP WELL.
Referee.
Mellon Renews
Blow at Famous
24 Million
tive Victor M. Hovis, of Lexington
offered an amendment which requir
ed all school boards in the state to
publish their annual financial state
ments. Kow Over Eider
A furore arose against that amend
ment because it included
districts. Representatives from rural
districts made a stout protest against
parents moved from their farm cart
of town to Louisville, where they
had built a handsome modern home
for their future occupancy.
Martin was greatly loved by all
who knew him. He was modest and
unassuming, but his heart was fill-
x - . . . it i
the rural WIln loving Kinuuess ;uii an who
came in contact with him ftlt his
inborn goodness and sweetness of
..... - cririt hio httrh .hnr-irt r nnil crirf
it. Whereupon itepresentauve hovis r" v , : 4 , ,
in ociock a. m 7 Tn LpttPr to Wnnse Commit- boards in metropolitan, first and sec
ii.d examine an Claims aeauiH aiu "-r""" " - .-- i , ,-..
tatp. with a view to their adjust- te It Could Do. No Possible
ment and allowance. The time lim-. Good ; Conference Favored
itd for the presentation
Washington, Jan. 30. Secretary
amended his own
!to exclude . rural districts, but more
contentions arose concerning the
1l.r.Hi,n. f t 1 Olll 1T1 it HUTl t f 1 UflVlfl
nUI Ulllt, ' ' 1 1 1H " I "1 M.k. ..... .
thrifty and in his work his charac
ter was manifested by his attention
to detail and careful and painstaking
proposed to make
of claims
against said t-state is three months
from the Sth day of March. A. D.
1929. and the time limited for pay-it-nt
of debts is one year from said
Mh day of March. 1929.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said County Court this 1st day of
February, 1929.
A. II. DUXBURY,
(S-al) f4-4w
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ond class cities.
Mr. McGaffin asked that the pro
ceedings be published monthly as his
bill provided, but Mr. Hovis did not
as-ree to this. Subsequently a free-
Mellon in a letter to Chairman An- foran jangle started concerning the
thory of the house appropriations necessity of the measure, and its pro
committee today reiterated his opin- visions. In order to halt the confu
ion that the proposal to appropriate sion. Representative Arthur Bowring
an additional 24 million dollars to of Merriman, moved to report pro
enforce prohibition would not accom- gress and ask leave to sit again. His
1 plish the purpose intended. ' motion prevailed.
County Judge." I ne secretary saia inai unaer ui- Anotner .ueaaiocK
terms or tne amendment me lunu Thp house likewise became ueau-
greatly mourned and his gentle in
fluence will long be felt. For the
past year has has been identified with
the new cement plant as carpenter
and he was one who never found any
duty irksome, but took pleasure in
useful activity. He was highly re
spected by his employers and loved
by his fellow workmen.
The funeral occurred Sunday af
ternoon from the.M. E. church, the
pastor. Rev. E. l Dooher officiating,
assisted by Rev. J. A. Jacobson, an
old time friend of th family and E.
Sundstrom. also a near friend. Splen
did tributes were paid to the char-
would not be available for any pur- jot.jted on a designed to raise the acter and life of this splendid young
pose except that of increasing the otanrlarrls of the leeal nrofession and man and the attendance at a funeral
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun- personnel or tne Dureau oi promui- was forcei to reDort progress. The in Louisville was never greater. Ev
estate
tion and the department oi justice. jawver members of the house staunch- eryone who was abl.- was present to
It could not be used for an educa- ly supported the measure while the pay their last tribute of respect and
of tional campaign, he said, and even lay meraDers seemed inclined to view the wealth of floral offerings testi-
such essential campaign, he said. the provisions with suspicion. fied to the love and esteem in which
'and even such essential incidental Representative John Havekost. of he was held. He was 33 years, 7
I expenses as rent, office equipment, n-,,.. rirlarprt the bill was intro- months and 10 days old.
ty.
In the County Court.
In the matter of the
Hrl-n B. Perry, deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
Yrm arc hereby notified, that
will sit at the Oounty Court room in supplies and traveling expenses could nnced Dv tiie judiciary committee, re- The pall bearers. were all from the
Plattsmouth. in said county, on the not be paid from it. Iferred to the same committee and carpenter department of . the cement
Mh day of March. 1929, and on the The house rules committee today reconimended - to the house b the plant, as had beei).. requested by de
10th day of June. 1929. at 10 o'clock approved a plan for sending the de- le()mmiltee the membership 'of winch ceased before his passing. They were
a. Hi.. OI eacn day, IO receive ana uvirut ai)jpiuiaiiuu um, mui .i.- . awvpri. IiarifS rtlliauu, masnri luiyruiri,
examine all claims against said es-1 troversial prohibition and tax re-, Representative Trenmore Cone, of
tatr. with a view to their adjustment fund amendments, to conference for, Ben9on, said it was a scheme to put
and allowance. The time limited for the purpose of smoothing out differ; ,.f ence.. aroun(i the legal profession.
Kld estate la three months from the
Sth day of March. A. D. 1929 and
the time limited for payment of debts
is one year from said Sth day of
March. 1929.
Witness my hand and the seal of
sa'd County Court this 1st day of
February. 1929.
A. II. DUXBURY.
(Seal f4-4w County Judge.
ate. A resolution to this effect win
be called up for a vote tomorrow.
World-Herald. ' '
TEXAN DENIES CHARGES
quiring two years in college ana
training in a law school as a pre
requisite for admission to the bar.
' Bills Advanced . !
D. Allison. , Harry Whitebread. Fred
Leasan, Harvey Woodward and II.
Okeson. A' male quartette composed
the presentation of claims against ences between the house and sen- He bitterly assailed the provisions re- of Rev. Booher. Arnold Tlegren. Ed
cicnauer una i nomas ouuuiuuh canii
several fine numbers. Interment was
in River View cemetery.
Besides the parents, there are left
tr mnnrn thp rtonri rMirp nf this wpll
Representative Max Kier. of Lin- beloved young man. three brothers
Brownsville Tex Jan 30 coln- chairman or tne JUaciar com" and two sisters. They are John. Ar
ChargTs that the Texal f republican iltee' the forces supporting the thur aml Davi( siogreR, Mrs. JosepU
organization was protecting hotels msu-11 frt tTir,, Schmader and Mrs. Esther Ingram
mice uwin wcic a.iia.ui.y ...... v. ajj OI tnis vicinity. i ne courier is
reading. One requires a cash deposit j0i netl by the community in tender-
of $75 or a bond when cases are ap- ing deepest sympathy to the family
pealed from the district court to the ln their great 'sorrow and loss.
supreme court. - . - . - Louisville Courier1:
Another allows county boards to :
dispose of real estate, acquired for
less than $3,000, without submitting
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
against liquor raids, and was assess
ing federal appointees 10 per cent
i of their salaries, made before a com
Jmittee of congress investigating pat-
! ronage, were denied in a statement
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun- jssued tonight by R. B. Creager or
ty. s. this city, republican national corn-
In the County tourt. Imitteeman for Texas.
THANK YOU
the estate of
la the matter of
Helen Pitz, deceased.
To the creditors of said estate
. - f .1 1 rpk.'i. v.; 11
The statement contained a copy " a lue 1".,a
of a telegram, sent by Mr. Creager
late today to Senator Smith
Almost too kindly were the letters
received which I wrote during the
jj i V jl'&r JL 1 m m milted M m 'T VJ
ismcessanj m'mmm
in clean mm
washing I
' ' ''f ' 1
jAJ The Maytat is available uith elec- XiJ
c
The Maytag is available txilh elec
tric or in'iuilt gaaline motor.
The Maytag Roller Water Remover flushes out
the water and with it all remaining dirt or soap.
It has a flexible top roll and hard bottom roll. All
parts of the garment are wrung evenly dry, buttons
are spared and no hard-to-iron wrinkles are pressed
into the clothes.
Phone
for a trial washing in your own
home. Kind out why the Maytag holds
world leadership. doesn't sell itself,
don't keep it.
Deferred Payments You'll Never Miss
THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, Iozva
Founded 18Vi
Permanent Northwestern Factory Hrancli, Maytag Building
"ir, Washington .Ave.. North, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Maytag Radio
Programs
WBZ-A, Bonton.
K D K A , Pittsburch.
WCAU, Philadelphia.
W H K , Cleveland.
WSAI, Cincinnati.
KYW, Chicago.
WCCO, Minneapolis.
K.O I L.Omaha. KM DC,
Kansas City. WBAP,
Forth Worth. KEX,
Portland. KFRC, San
Francifco. K.NX, Ix
AnReW-s. KLZ, Denver.
KSL, Salt Lake City.
CFCA, Toronto.
KM OX, St. Louis.
Ovr SO staitons mom ihs
tiktdule ; mUik nrm$0m0r$
for dtt mmd
30-55
ritz i2aytag Co., Plattsmouth
Elmwood . . 7. . .Goodridge & Coatman Weeping Water ... Moritz Maytag Co.
T0 nr 77d fit
liMSBKmm 'Jlmmmum mmsm&i
We do not have that institution . and was born and reared to man
in our country, at least not in this hood in that section of Iowa and has
part of the country, but we have (for several years made his home in
the Journal, there we meet. There Glen wood. Mr. Dwyer is engaged in
the merchant, thru advertising, the barbering business at Glenwood
spreads out his ware. You meet the J and is one of the popular young men
physician, the dentist, the lawyer, i of that city and where he is held in
there the church bells ring. There j the highest respect and esteem by a
was amended, however, to require the
W advertising or sucn saies in a news-
You are hereby notified, that I will Tirnniihar rf Inu-a memhor rif thp paper.
fcit at the County Court room in rnmmitipo. which now is hearine l ne tnira Din is uesigneu to reiu-
Plattsiuouth. in said county, on the testimony on Texas pat
5th day of March. 1929. and on the Washington.
10th dav of June. 1929. at 10 o'clock PrMepr's tpleirram referred nar- election years. It makes minor
. m.. of ach day. to receive and ticularly to testimony placed before changes in how the number of elec- against on the street They j without! it
examine all claims aeainst said es-ithp committee hv I.lovd Hill of Fort tion officials shall be determined and At. . . .vi, with There i
tte. with a view to their adjustment i Worth concerning contributions to requires that one official shall be , . '
nri allnwxnrp The time limitprl fnr.lho nnrtv in the state nnrt nllpe-Prt named as a messenger to receive and . . , . , .:i
we read of the family history of our
neighbor, the latest resolutions of
our solons in congress, the dances,
the murders, the losses, the ship
wrecks, and so on.
The Journal is open to everybody
large circle of friends.
WAS OLD TIMEE HEEE
Wm. P. Burrows of Holton, Kans.,
Riv week nelee in the Immanuel hos- I Just step in without knocking. Even writes us a very interesting letter,
pital Some of the prominent men of I the knocks are accepted. The Jour-while renewing his subscription to j resid
1 i4a -ma nal can afford it. The newsDaner 1 the Renublican. and he is nroud thai ' readi
ronage in edy conditions which prevail in many . . ..u..,. tolf1 mfy thevnian knows the public and is not I he has been a constant subscriber ! tvien
!r" PC"CtS drn.lrr,"ni"" Hked them. 'Now I am back in the ! a
fraid to knock it, for the public
midst of the towns people and meet : needs the paper, want it, candot do
of this paper since moving to Cass
county in the fall of 1S69. It has
been twenty-nine years since Mr. and
Mrs. Burrows moved to Kansas to
Cass county and locating on a farm
four miles east of Elmwood, which
was known as the Sheriff Hyer's
farm. Mr. Burrows recalls many hap
py occasions while playing ball in
the good old days, with the Eight
Mile Grove team. Their competitors
in those days were Rock Bluffs.
Mount Pleasant, Weeping Water and
others.
Mr. Burrows states that they are
experiencing some winter there al
though the thermoneter has not drop
ped to zero yet.
We enjoy hearing from old time
! resident and hope that more of our
ers who have left their old
ds in Weeping Water may find
occasion to write. weeping water
Republican.
Vxnnlr T! '1 lM-lnn Vlol, arffA tXrlcVlPQ
the presentation of claims against protection of hotels from liquor raids, return the election supplies to the heartily thanking that those
paid estate is three months from the Creager termed Hill's statements county clerk.
frth day of March, A. D. 1929, and slanderous hearsay testimony.
the time limited for payment of debts
Is one year from said Sth day of
March. 1929.
Witness my hand and the seal of
BAKER IN HOPKINS DEAL
Bank Suit Resolution
A resolution denouncing the al
leged efforts being put forth to secure
the employment of a group of lawyers ereat thine in our age and in our
The Balti- as counsel for intervening bank de- country. We meet everybody in our
few lines written from the bed
pain were so kindly accepted and
printed.
Journalism, newspaper service is a
is not even any difference i
in church or society circle. Every- j make their home but their thoughts
body shakes hands with everybody I still wander back to Nebraska and
else. Now if anybody did not sub- i Cass county where their many old
of scriDe for it. better take it. Let us : ume mt nus tim ie&nie.
'support it. we need it. I boost fori :ir. uurrows nver nve ana one-
the Journal. These are mv thanks, i half mides southwest of Plattsmouth
O. G. WICHMANN.
Baltimore. Jan. 30
paid County Court this 1st day of more Evening Sun today published positors in a suit to enjoin collection little paper. And everybody is eager
February, 1929. report that Newton D. Baker of of the last special bank guaranty as- to rea,i jt. a paper like the Journal
A. H. DUXBURY, Cleveland would he the next nrpsi- sessment. was introduced in the la reaiiv fnnH fnr evervhnrlv. Tn the
(Seal) f4-4w County Judge. , dent of Johns Honkins nniversitv if house Wednesday bv Renresentative notiunn- fiive a tndav nnr dailv
he could be persuaded to accept. The w. H. t (lara, or Laurel. Max Adams, bread the Journal is included
SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Nebraska, County of Cass,
S3
YOUNG PEOPLE WEDDED
ailipa nf this rirv ir.ivp her manv
Let I friends here a real surmise Wednes-
Sun declared today that President Dannebrog, and Albert Fickler, Stan- U3 not miss our Journal. Oh where day when her marriage to Mr. James
Daniel Willard. of the Baltimore & ton. democratic members. iS my paper tonight, the sheet of my j Dwyer of Glenwood, took place, the
Ohio railroad, one of the university) The resolution went over one day longing desire? Everybody is look- young people having kept the fact of
triiatpna Vi H ,nna trt 'Maw VnrV tn under the rnlea .and rtrnhatdir will J Tl n..,wtinn la heard frnm I, i n .f
j . . Tw.ii loci ' 1 c"- xvrin. . 4 -x ,uiv.k .wuu. ..... nip, lui ii. i nc jui:iiiiv " " , i lie 1U1 luwiui uaiijr v trill, n nc. i ci
viriue ui an t,iecuiion lasuea . m,va y. nff,, nr- t ' ui7n .1 ti,.i.,u,. t honor) i a .n.... , . Tar. 't the . i. , : 1
D joiua iNODie ueai, ierK oi ine,nllntcj tr novo, oo ouino- v. .,.1,1 ,mr. r.hi;av.,i o.mto r, o- 1 virtn..i , .
The wedding occurred at 2:30
Wednesday afternoon at the resi
dence of Rev. Fletcher, pastor of the
for eleven years, from where he mov
ed to a farm near what is now the
village of Murdock. This farm con
sisted of eighty acres, for which he
n iir Prnf Wice nf Pin 1 1 cmnii f h ten
Miss Viola Meisinger, one of the ,,'Mnrs noro' Mr iinrm hrnke
the popular and accomplished young , go1 and built a home on the farm
where he lived until 18S5, when he
moved to Custer county and home-
steaded for nine year.s, returning to
FATHER OF EIGHTEEN
WINS SN0WSH0E RACE
Lewiston, Me., Feb. 1. A 48-year-old
father of 18 children Friday won
the international snowshoe race from
Montreal. Eugene Clovette of Mont
real, the winner, arrived at 2:32 p.
m., covering the 12th and final lap
of 22 miles from South Paris in 4
hours and 7 minutes.
Everybody reads the Journal Want
Ads and your message will get re
sults at moderate cost.
Tkitrlt rVmrt urtthln ond fnr Caaa .o ooma wuiu .vi uunoucu ai,uuiit icgaiuiiib payer Iltie yell lliouui vzja cic
uiitnci toun, iimn ana ior cass make no statement on the report, letters allegedly sent out recently looking out the window. There he
a t in cth d f xt h ' UaRpr. 'io was secretary of war from Elgin by a so-called "depositors comes, the boy the bearer of the news,
V " o " r; ln tne llson cabinet, is one of tJ
A. D. 1929. at 10 o'clock, a. m. of
said day at the south front door of
the court house ln the City of Platts-
the committee," suggesting contributions canting and breathing deeply, run-
trustees of the university. ,of from $1 to $35 each by persons ning as if the town were on fire. First Baptist church of Glenwood.
New York, Jan. 30. A statement holding claims against defunct banks Up flies the screen door and he drops The beautiful ring service being used
iftRHPrf t Of? a V in VlATmlf ct Tlanlal tn tqw 1 a wvore' ana Atlini rra a 1.A ,4 1mtTiar11v enmohftflv ! In tltn - o rrr nnrn rv. nmr
jnouin, in saia couniy. seii at. puDiic willard concerning the report that of the litigation, in which such claim- opens the door and grabs it. Every- The bride was gowned in a very
7. ... . . . . 1 evvion l. uaKer would be the next ants were invited to join the inter-, bodv reads it. thev all need it, liKe modish costume of pale green crepe,!
president of Johns Hopkins univer
sity, said: "The committee having
charge of the matter has not yet re
ported and the trustees so far have
offered the position to no one."
the following real estate, to-wit:
Lot one (1), ln the north
east one-fourth. (NE4 ) of the
northeast one-fourth (NE ) of
Section thirty (30), Township
twelTe (12), North, Range four
teen (14), East of the Sixth
(6th) P. M., In Casa county, Ne
braska Thu lump beinr levied unon and taken
as the Drooerty of Adelaide Burnett.'. Edinburgh, Scotland, Jan. 30. La-
defendant, to satiBfy a judgment of bor wrested a seat from the govern
said Court recovered by The Stand- ment in Tuesday's by-election for the
rd Savings & Loan Association of house of commons in the northern
Omaha. Nebraska, plaintiff against Ul""uu VL "uiuiuiau county,
LAB0RITIES WIN ONE
MORE COMMONS SEAT
said defendant
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, January
26, A, D. 1929.
BERT REED,
Sheriff, Cass County
Nebraska.
REFEREE'S BALE
DISBAR NEGRO LAWYER
Jackson, Miss., Jan. 29. S. D.
Redmond, negro attorney of Jackson
and chairman of the republican state
executive committee was disbarred.
and R. Redmond, his son, was sus-
venors. Omaha Bee-News.
KING IS MENDING SLOWLY
they need their butter and Dreaa. ; trimmed with tan lace and with a
Rich and poor, highly educated or , picture hat of the light shade of tan.
not so well schooled, they have to The bride was attended by Miss
read the paper. I Florence Thacker of this city as
The school girl and the boy Just j bridesmaid, who wore a light brown
come ln from the street; are hungrily crepe and with picture hat to match,
grasping It. It brings news from The groom was attended by Mr.
everybody. We read who married on j Ralph McClain of Glenwood as best
Notice Is hereby given that by pended by a decree handed down by "7."
virtue of Judgment In partition con- Chancellor V. J. Strieker in Hinds i incorrect
finning the shares entered on Febru- county chancery court today. Red
ary 1, 1929. in the case of Julia C. mond was one of the chief figures in
London, Feb. 1. The British pub
lic was worned tonight against an
excess of optimism as to the condi
tion of Kine fienre-p an nfflrial stntp-
mprjt frnm RiirtMrcrhsiT nalopo cav- the sly. the court proceedings, the, man.
ing that his transfer to the seashore last funeral the sad news of some-) Following the wedding Mr. and,
would not necessarily usher in his body's sickness, what Smith said and ; Mrs. Dwyer left for a short wedding
convalescence. This statement was wnom Hoover appoiniea, everyinme ; trip ana iouowing mis mey wm k-;
issiipd rntnridPTitnllir with a visit hv ' VOU find here. And they all read it. turn to Glenwood where they will
Lord Dawson of Penn. who stayed i In nearly every state of the union ! make their home in the future and :
in roreign countries, tney waning wnere tney, win carry m me urw ,
for It and welcome it like a letteer j home the best wishes of the host of
from home. It takes the very place ; friends for many years of happiness
of that letter. It heard one say, "Ijand success. "
did not need to write, for you are The bride is the. eldest daughter of
reading it all in the Journal. (Mr. and Mrs.. John R. Meisinger of;
The Journal is the public market I near Cedar Creek and where she was j
place as we find it in other countries, born and reared to" girlhood. She
'Everybody visits the market. was educated In the Plattsmouth city
Everybody meets everybody in the schools and has since leaving school ,
marketplace. The stately gentleman made her home in this city where
We nrint everything hnt TnoTtevI leading his lady by the arm, tne she possesses a very large circle oi
0 j
with the king for half an hour, after
which it was said that his majesty
continued to improve.
"ThereMs atendency among cer
tain sections of the public and in
some organs of "the ""press to assume
thjat the king's" "transfer to Bogner
will usher in his convalescence,"
said the palace statement. "This
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