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PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY. TfZC. 12. 1920.
Union
Department
Prepared Exclusively for 'The Journal.
Feed Grinding
at the Stites Elevator
Your own formula, if you desire
mixed with Tankage. We also sell
Tankage, Fencing (woven wire ard
barbed wire) and Steel Posts. See
us for your needs and save money!
GEO. A. STITES
at the Elevator
I). ('. La Rue was looking .after
sumi' business matters in Nrhawka
on last Monday morning, driving over
to the sister town in his car.
Herman C. Kos was a visitor in
Plattsniouth on last Friday driving
over in his ear to look after some
business matters for a short time.
W. L. Stine reports the children
have the chicken pox, and especially
one son. Willie, who was quilt1 ill
for a time but is feeling some bettet
now.
Floyd Woodham and two sons,
Orin and Her', of l enival. were in
I'nion on last Thursday in attendance
at the funeral of the late C. W.
Clarke.
Henry II. Ileckcr was a visitor in
Nebraska City on last Monday morn
ing with a load of very fine hogs
which were grown and fattened by
Hoy Hecker.
Kalph Lindsey and family of near
Weeping Water were visiting in
I'nion on last Monday afternoon and
also looking after some business mat
ters as well.
John Christensen and the family
were guests for the day and dinner
on Sunday, wh'M-e all enjoyed the
hospitality of Hans Christensen and
wife, parens of John.
Exa Krans from near Nehawka.
was a visitor in I'nion and brought
a load of very fine Plymouth Kock
and White Wyandatt chickens with
him whieh he old to Tony, the pro
duee dealer.
Kil ward O. Lewis and family will
entertain at their heme for Christ
mas when they will have Lloyd Lewis
and family of I'nion. and Mr. J. I).
Lewis and also Wayne Lev.-is and
family of Fremont, as their guests.
J. A. Eaton will move to I'nion in
a short time, and as he has been
making his home for some time on
the farm of Joseph Lidgelt. and r.
Mr. Lbh:tt is wishing to move to
his own place Mr. Eaton had to nunc
to town.
Kay Calloway was a visitor in
IMattstr.outh on last Tuesday and
Wednesday, where he was attending
the four-day show of the Tri-County
Poultry show on exhibition from the
three cumtica and especially from
Ciss county.
Mrs. J. T. Reynolds has advertised
a sale v.bbb she wi'l hold at their
home place southwest of I'nion and
which is occur on Thursday. De
cember l'.ith. at which time the
farm and household machinery as
well as the stock will be ocered for
sale.
Notwithstanding the thick fog on
last Monday Kalph Pearsb y made his
regular rip to Omaha and brought
hime with him his usual consign
ment of goods for the merchants of
I'nion as well as taking with him a
load of stock, 'when he went over to
the biir town.
Horace Grillin was a visitor in Ne
hawka going to drive the car for
Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Marks, who
were over to attehd the funeral of
the late (leorge Marks, who passed
away in Plattsniouth on last Satur
day and wiiose funeral occurred at
Nehawka on last Monday afternoon.
W. H. Panning was a visitor in
Chicago for the past week where ho
was in attendance at a convention
of state fair ol'ieials. returned home
on last Sundav. While there he met
on o'd time friend. Leo Kyan, who
was formerly with the State Journal
at Lincoln ami the World-Herald
at Omaha, and who is now located
with the Associated Press in Chicago.
Charles Creene of the firm of Kihn
and Creen and wife were over to
Omaha on last Sunday where they
were guests at the home of Mrs. Ad
die Rartbtt. a sister of Mr. dreene,
and where they enjoyed a very pleas
ant visit. Mr. and Mrs. Oreene re
mained until the next day when they
looked after some business matters
in connection with their business in
I'nion.
During December
We Sharpen All Discs
Delivered at Our Shop
at 200 each
A Good Time to Make Other Repairs
H. W. GRIFFIN
Foster, who are attending school at
Columbia, Missouri, are at this time
counting the days, when it will bo
time for them to come home and
enjoy the Christmas vacation, I ncse
young ladies are getting along nicely
with their studies but with everybod
strange, they are hading the days
long, and filled with much study.
We can see that they will enjoy
their stay at home most pleasantly.
Union Schools Doing Nicely.
At the dinner of the I'nion llusi-
ness Men a nun, wnien was pervec
at the Clark hotel, and by the way
was a most excellent dinner, was
attended by over twenty of the mem
bers of the club. Superintendent of
the I'nion schools. Professor James
Marsell. spoke regarding the condi
tion of the schools, which have made
much progress during thus far in the
school year. In all branches of this
school marked progress is being
made. The levy for the I'nion schools
is only eight milles. and among the
lowest in the state. He also said
that there should be some more
money for the school, but that they
are doing very fine work with what
limited money they have. In his ad
dress he said he had just heard an
other definition for education. It is
the condition of learning which
makes a town where it incvidenre.
a better place to live, and a bette,
place to engage in business, and also
makes a better town in every re
spect. He also said statistics showed
that the education of the AnK-ricn :i
people cost less than tobacco, hootch
or gasoline. He says that the I'nion
schools is getting in full all that
she pays in taxes for her schools.
Will Be Worth While.
At the dinner of the I'nion Busi
ness Men's Club next week which
will be served at the Clark hotel,
special arrangements have been per
fected for the entertainment of the
dinners, in that the Cle Club of
the I'nion school will render a num
ber of songs, and among which will
be some Christmas carols.
Will Snerd Christmas Here.
Misses Nola Banning and Dorothy
Good Used Cars
and TRUCKS
We have a number of good Used Cars
and Trucks, all reconditioned and in
good running order, which will go
at very reasonable prices. You can
equip yourself here at small cost.
Among our stock you will find one
Chevrolet 1927 truck, one 1926 Ford
Truck, one 1C26 Chevrolet Coupe,
two 1924 Ford Tudors. one 1925 Ford
Coupe and one 1926 Ford Roadster
all in good condition. Come, look
the stock over and save some money
on a judicious purchase. We do not
carry anything but th6 celebrated
Chevrolet line of new cars, and have
a complete stock of models now on
our floor for immediate selection!
Come, Look Them Over
CHA5. ATTEBERRY
Union, Nebraska
Have Wreck in Fcg.
On last Monday afternoon while
the truck of the Watson Bros, and
that of the Cootch Baking company
of Lincoln were trying to pass, the
(I notch truck ran into a bridge with
the results that the truck was badly
damaged.
Urcle Wcr Clrk Gee?.
C. W. Clark, who for in-.riv yrr-r?
made I'nion his liT.ie ind vbo with
much fortitude, fought poor b -alth,
for many years and after having
undergone repeated operations for
the restoration cf his health, passed
to the other world, where there is
no sickness, sorrow, pain or death.
He was found dead in the cellar on
last Wednesday morning ".hen the
folks went to awaken him. i.ut found
him sleeping his last sleep.
Christian Westervelt Claik. son of
Mr. and Mrs. K. I). Clark, was born
at Cevil Rend. Iowa, near the pres
ent town of Percival. on Augurt 12,
lSijfi, and he grew to young man
hood in that section. On Septembei
10. 1SSS, at McPaul. Iowa, be wa,
married to Miss Kozella Kenady, and
in ISaft moved with her to a farm at
Scioata. near I'nion. wher" th'y
lived until they came to I'nion to
reside in 1S!9. He was engaged in
bc.rbering for a time, and later com
bined this employment with the oper
ation of a res,aurant. (living up
the barber business he pave hi.s at
tention to the conducting of a r"s
taurant and hotel at I'nion. which
business he continued, with the ,
ception of a few months spent ir.
Oklahoma in 1 !HM. Mr. Clark's uni
form friendliness and ability, com
bined with the constant and abb
help of his living wife and children
have brought them a wide acquaint
ance and made a host of staunch
friends over a large scope of th"
cou ntry.
After many years of Migering. nec
essitating five major operations, and
which culminated in such intensely
increased agony that his mental bal
ance was at times disturbed. "Wes '
Clark as his many friends knew
him gave up the struggle and end
ed the suffering sometime in the
early hours of Wednesday morning.
Since his return from the hospital
to I'nion after bis last operation. Mr.
Clark has been a fitful sleeper, and
For the Best
Groceries Meats
SEE US
We make it our practice to
furnish absolutely the very
best goods at a price within
the reach of all. Highest price
paid for Country Produce.
R. D. STINE
Union, Nebr.
when he irot up about 2 o'clock, Mrs.
Clark had no reason for suspecting
anything unusual. She dropped off to
sleep, but when she awakened be
tween four and live and found that
he had not returned, she imuiediate
lf went to see where he was. Not
finding him promptly, she called her
son and daughter, who live at the
hotel, a ltd went to the home of Ira,
her eldest son, to see if he was there.
Returning to the hotel, a further
search disclosed Mr. Clark's body in
the basement, where death had re
suited from the severing of an ar
tery in his arm.
Doctor Claybaugh and L. R. Upton
were at once called, and at the fam
ily's request. Dr. Claubaugh tele
phoned County Attorney W. (5. Kicck,
explaining to him the circumstances
of the death. Mr. Kieck stated that
no inquest would be required, and
Mr. Upton took charge of the pre
paration of the body for burial.
That Mr. Clark felt that the e.id
was not far otT was indicated by his
recent talk with his eld friend. Rev.
W. A. Taylor, and his request that,
he conduct the last service. In com
pliance, the funeral vra: held at the
Baptist church in Union at two
o'clock this. Thursday, afternoon, a:.d
Uev. Taylor, assisted by Itev. II. F.
Beebe, presided. He told of the in
timate talks he had had with Mr.
Clark, of his hopes, and paid elo
quent tribute to his keen apir eia
tion of the finer 'and more import
ant things of life. A quartette, com
posed of Mrs. Herb Beebe, Mrs. B.3s
Oarrett. Mr. I). Ray Frans and Mr.
C. H. Wbitwi rtb. sang three beau
tiful numbers: "Lead Kindly Light."
"Is It True." and "Sun of My Scul."
Mrs. C. B. Smith accompanied at
the piano. The church was filled wiih
sorrowing friends, and the casket
was banked with r. large number cf
floral offerings.
He leaves surviving him bis wife,
two sons. Ira M. and King D. Cbrk
and one daughter. Or:i Clark, all of
when reside at Union; two brothers.
I K. Clark of Union, and V. C.
Clark, of Granite. Okla. Another bro
ther. C. Cr. Clark, preceded him t
the Great Beyond.
He was laid to rest in tl.e West
Union cemetery. L. H. Upton, as
sisted by Dan Porter, of Nebraska
City, had charge of the arrangements.
ANNOUNCE WEDDING
n
of
1 1.
at
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morris of I
ion are announcing the marriage
their daughter. Lois, to Vance
Harris. The wedding took place
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cm
well, Independence. Mo., October 1:5,
Elder J. Fred Cleveland of the Church
of Christ of Latter Day Stair. ts offi
ciating. Mrs. Harris is the oldest, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morris,
and a graduate of the Union high
school with the class of llU'S. Mr.
Harris is the oldest sou of County
Commissioner and Mrs. C. F. Harris
of I'nion. He is the Nebraska repre
sentative of the I). A. Luh.-cc at irig
company of Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. JL.rris tire at pres
ent living at I'nion. In th" near
future they expect to establish a
permanent residence in a city con
veniently located for Mr. Hand.;'
work.
PLAY POSTPONED
The play at Lewiston Community
club postponed until after Christmas
owing to the bad roads.
Entertained Th?ir Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor ent. r
taincd their friends at tbe;r home
in Union on Tuesday evening of this
.veck. when thev hrd a in-st enjoy
able time and where they enjoyed
ai well a very fine oyster supper.
SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Nebraska, County of Cass.
By virtue of an execution issued
by Golda Noble Ileal. Clerk of the
District Court within and for Cass
county. Nebraska, and to ice direct
ed. I will on the 11th day of Janu
ary. t;t:;o, at 1 o'clock a. m., of
said flay, at the south front door of
the court bouse in the City of
Plattsniouth in said county, sell at
P'tblic auction to tho highest bidder
for cash, the following real estate,
t'-w it :
The undivided two-twenty-first
s (?.-21 of the west half of
Lot 4 in Block .11, in the City
of P'attsnio'.ith, Cass county,
Nebraska, subject to life estate
of Emioa Ilatt, widow, there
in the sat.ie being levied upon and taken
as the proptrty of .John V. iiatt, de-
Gas Tax Col
lection is Costing
Less Money
Administration Cost Drops From $1,-
r Month to
Per Month
750 Per Month to S32o
MISSING MAN IS FOUND IN AUTO hPJ t V a
Y M f- West romlei'
oi k. Dec. ft. Missing since Sat-
jol
lb
in
tving
pense under the ;
the liienrium, bv
aijitmiist ratio:;
asoli'o- tax biw
transfer of I lie
i '". -
for
col
lection iT.cliiiiov from the ioate de
partment, "f apriculture to the state
treasurer's otiice bv the last legis
lature, will .-.mount to ?S,imh !" r th"
biennium," says State Tr asurer
Stebbins. The b gisl::t ur-- of 1 in
creased the state g:. soli in- ta:: from
2 cents to 1 cents a gallon and on
recommendation of Governor Weaver
tra nsferred the effort cr. roit of the
unlay when le tailed to
wife, a bride of two mon
designated meeting place.
Soinmeiv. 1T. of Ulica.
sitting in bis car in v. dazc
tion here Su'iday morning.
S .-miners told o!H( r.,.. who
ii'.ttcd a search for iiioi. tba
Ik en in t hive tow li ell t
:.ie IO leu wnai towns tl.ey
what hail talo i. place. Alter
-It'.g oUiecrs and nhvsicians
had n il be"o haruo ;I ii"
owed to return to !;i- home.
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to satisfy a judgment of
rt roeo-ereii by Piattsmoutii
!!'k. a corporation, plaintiff
a;d defendant.
r.oait'o. Nebraska, December
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I.URT RLLI).
Sin riff Ca :s County,
Nebraska.
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Enjoyed Fin'! Evening.
T'ae Union Bridge club met h-o
Tucsilay with Mrs. TCugene Roddy
.vlo re they enjoyed the eeoirg mos1
pleasantly and at the some time vcrc
emertr.ined by Mrs. Roddy, who i
an excellent entertainer, she alsi
providing a very (i'u luncheon.
Visited i:i Omr.ha Sunday.
Allison Clark who is spending
ninety day furlough at the home or
his parents, Kred Clark and .if was
a visitor for the day on last Sunday
at the home of his brother and tain
ily. Clifton Clark and family of Oni
ah:' and was aecoitipanied by bis
mother. Mrs. Fred "i..rk and sister.
Miss Marie Clark, a most pleasant
visit was had in Omaha with the
familv of Clifton Clark.
Will Spend V7int.r in West.
On Tuesday of this week. John
N. Lar.-h departed for St. Angepi.
Texas, where he will vi it for soon
time with his sen. Napib- io I, !-.-'..
for a few months ao.d lat o- will go to
California, where c.e v-i'l vi.-it for a.
time with a l.rotio r ai d following
this he will also go to Perrhvad. Ore
gon, where he will vir-it for a ti'jv
with bis brothtr. Urank Lor.-b. at.l
after having stayed t'r.ere t" r a few
( eks will also r t'irp. rtonping at
S;ilt Lako City, v'iere he will isit
with friends for some time ard later
will come on to benvor v.iiei-e h"
will visit for a time, before return
ing to I'nion in the r.pring.
State
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by C-d,
Bi.-jtri-
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of -ail
of tho
Plati
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s!;i:riki"s sali: ;
of Nebraska, County of Cass. I
ar:er?.t
cents :
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p.. 1 :!?:'.-. T. V:b of O naiio.
'io1 tl v-- : Vv p.o.-o, John .
K- ("-p. Paul !'
' f : 1 . r i; :-:t Mr. Milb r
f .'! 'i r Rb".i' s -'-li'iiars.
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KAYE PLEASANT TIME
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No 'on
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do ;bal.
within
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the 2oXl
A 10
rut ion issued ,
Cbik of the
and for Cass
to me direct-1
day of Janu- '
o'clock a. m. :
of
a r.
1). li"0.
day at th' south front door
court Iioose i? the City r.f
ii v.lli, in said county, tell at
auction to the highest bidder
;b tho following real estate,
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1 lib. A. I). 10
112-
:r levied upon and
operty of Tyra Hail.
'i;fy a judgnooit of
ver d by tloldberg
ling Company, a cor-'
;iue. plaintiff against
i
Nebraska. December
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Old. Armed with reo-;: .-
igned Saturday at Okla-
City by (biveinor Holloway. of
frnpi Ca.lifi ! ?ra expected I'.eie :
v t-i take Tom Vernon, confess- ,
led!
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a Southern Pacific train
tb.e jipoisengeps near S.iu-
Nov. 1'). Tb.e sheriffs.
bad not boon notified i
Caiio rr.ia autb.oritics !
charge of Vernon, br.t ,
o veil it was the plan to J
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! 'be i. reposed work.
b.ini back to California Sunday.
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SC03.K5 CmCIAL SLAP
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BERT ItEKI), j
She-riff Cass County.!
Nebraska. !
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To
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the
deer
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NOTICE
Naoma Har.sen, James Cray,
.r.i Ii. Shaft r. Samuel II. Elbert.
Clark-, tb.e heirs, devisees, lega
oers o;al representatives and all
persons ip.tercsted in the es-
f Jo'-. n E. Moore, dpceased. real
r, uokno.vn: the heirs, devisees.
personal representatives
all other I o-rsons interested in
otate of Alfred 11. Townsend.
a; i d. real nai..es nnkmnvii, anil
:?:: ( : having fir claiming any
pf-t in tlo- p:.uthca.4 quarter
op !.r
C oo c
Platt.o-
df-2hw
HI. OU
' loori
op ty
ooith.
Pt
,r-,
SO
vate
o
ar rt
to
loan
.v.om-v
good improved
(-r more, near
H. POLLrK K
Plattsniouth,
Angele.-,
Toddv" Tet-ipf:.
road when
its heyday,
ium lie j i- 1
due to cernplb
jury received
a race several
Hoc. s. "Terrible j
t-r of the roaring '
P
o e
autoii! dole 'aciag was '.n
died Stlioiay at a sai.ita.-
at Artesta. neato was
itio-as from a spire.' in
ii. a-i acciuej.t during
v.ais :. g i.
Scb
do-. :
-t ,
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il l s
: v t
fi ;s ri i ?.
,t if
to
:;l
-is!i
ti;
Dr.
R.
l-eplv 1-
obnkir.
of fo
ot p
Hiaho;
chsbaid
Fridav
b!"i :
tioaiu-i
in O' !
Nebr.
ir-tiP' t.T Tic. G.
Larrje
size maps cf Cas county on
Jonrn.il efThe. 50c each.
TREASURY TO RETIRE
$700,000 000
ISSUE
Wa -d.int,to:-i, Dec. -Socretary
Mellon !iioved Sunday to retire at
opoe part of the 700.0.'O.COO treas
ury certificates which ma tare Dec.
1-".." Authorized federal teserve banks
deem these cert ito ates. ai me
to red
lay.
Ston Work cn Hiiv.y.
The shov.bi-r r.f tb.e puvepv nt
which ha-s been jjoing ro since tb
completing of t'-e r-:vi,,c; he! .vec-a-Union
ami tb.e north rod of th
slab, was rliscont i ii'inil la.-o Saturday
for the winter, and which has beep
in charge cf Dick Bovgra. he r
turnir-.g to bi. b.on:e in Omaba. T'p.
work will not be allowed to go now
until the cominsr r.f ttio v.-r.vni'T wea
t lie r in the spring.
Si
ll : ;
tl e
i
,f
. i ant!
SOUthe:'
,:i t w en I y
the northeast quarter
the east half ( EU ) of
' quarter (SIM; of
I'ow n-
dder's ootion. beginning Tu
SHHUiKF'S SALi:
V.iit-t ,!;ri I oontv oi l;i
live (
in
i .
twelve ( ! 2
( 1 ." ) . :
(SU'',
NV'4
of the southwest
ot Section thirty
of
a n i
oi l b
the
the
I the
Much Com Being Delivered.
There is much ro w corn bring de
livered at the Stites elevators at this
time, much of it is showing a good
deal of water as the weather has
been quite damp during the tino.
Among those who delivered corn dur
ing the recent day.s are Floyd Sax
ton. Paul Handln. Ray Calloway
and Ezra Alhin.
SO i p
thirteen
qua i"t ci
qtoar- f-r
( W'!2 I
(SV ' , )
T'lwiiship twelve lit.'!, north of'
Ran-'o fourteen til), ail east of t lie
Sixth Principal Meridian, in Cass
county. Nebraska, real names uii-j
known. Defendants: !
of Range
sou t h west
northwest
west half
quarter ,
(tin). i'i
S.oate ot
I-
: l .
.i i
virtu,
by
- Dsstr
t :w,4 i-uil!!;
directefl. I will
January. A. D.
a. of said sa
il-'.rr ji the cou
of PJtt.-uaout h.
at public auction
dor for cash the
.1 an Order of Sale
ta Noble Deal. Clerk
Court within and for
U'!'r.oka, and to me
on the ISth day of
lorto. at lo o'clock
at the south front
t house, in the City
in said county, sell
to the highest bid
follov.ing real es-
Vou and
of you are hereby: t;
the loth day of;
to-v
I ot ;
t :
CARD OF THANKS
We wis'a to express our heart f-P
appreciation to t he friends and
neighbors for their sympathy and
the beau'iful boral offerings at tb.e
time of our bereavement and dur
ing illness of our beloved hii-bano
and father. We also wish to especial
ly tank those who took part in
the funeral services. Mrs. C. W.
Clark. Ira M. Clark. King I). Clark.
Miss Ora Clark.
FOR SALE
Two Holstcin yearling bulls. Roy
Howard. Murray, Nebr. dl-tfw
LegU Biass cf all tinds fo:
it the Journal office.
sale
of Sub-Lot 1 in the
s; ut h -.vest quarter of the south
west quarter of Section 14.
Tuwr.fhip 11. Range 13. east of
the t;th P. M.. in Cass county,
Nebraska, containing -l.i'.O acres;
also Lot 27, of Su'n-Lot 1 in
--ouMiwest quarter of the south
west nuarter of Section 14,
earn
not i lied that on
De: ember. 1020. Denton W. Living-j
ston. as plaintiff. f.Ied his petition in j
tho District Court of Cass county.;
Nebraska, against you and each of;
you as defendants, the object and!
prayer of said petition being to quiet'
title of the plaintiff in and to thej
soufiea-d nuarter (SK'i ) of thei
iorth.e.,st ouarter (NE'4) and the! Township 11, Range IS, oast of
east half (EUl of the southeast! the f.th V. M.. in the County
ouarter (SE'4 of Section twenty-! of fas... Nabraska. containing
live 2:.). in Township twelve (12). 1 J 1"' of an acre, excepting
North of Range thirteen (1.1). and that part of said Lot 23 there
ihe sor.thv.-est quarter (SW',1 of the tofore deeded to School District
eorthweet quarter (NW4) and the No. 31 in Cass county, Nebras
west half V.'. ) of the southwest; ka. and also excepting that part
quarter (SW I of Section thirty j of said lot theretofore deeded
(So) in Township twelve (12). North to Frank E. Valiery
of Ra:ig" fourteen (14). all east of :he sane being levied upon and
the 6th Principal Meridian in Cass'tp.Iien as the property of Louisa A.
county. Nebraska, and to exclude Purr et al. defendants, to satisfy a
.-mrl P.-irh of von from anv ill-; J ud gr.i c-n t oi saut court recoveren ny
you
terest therein.
You and each of you are required
to answer said petition on or before
the 27th il.iv of January. l!'e"i.
BENTON W. LIVINGSTON.
By
M0R5E MAN I-IAXWEI-L.
His Attorneys.
Cbarlntty Virgin, plaintiff against
raid defendants.
Piatlsi iruth. Nebraska, December
10th, A. D. Itt.D. .
PERT REED.
Sheriff . Caii Cc.ua.tr.
Nebraska.
OH BOY"
t
TISIE f
It's time to start thinking seriously
about Xmas gifts and this is the
place to start buying
A Man's Git
for a Man
Uny sensible, quality gifts for him,
where he chooses his wearables.
SHOP EARLY
MAIL EARLY
We close at 6 :C0 P. M. Tuesday, account of
Happy Hundred Banquet Open every
other evening frcm now till Christmas.
Philip Miawil
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