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THURSDAY, JAN 2, 1830.
PLATTSMOUTH
SEMI -WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Murray Department
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g . m the Interest of the Peoide of Murray and Hirrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
iearance SaSeE
The Murray Drug Store will Hold a
CLEARANCE SALE
of Drugs,, Cosmetics, Stationery, Stock and
Poultry Remedies, Healing Powders, Dips,
Egg Producers, Lice Killer and every other
item which we are carrying to be sold at
FMQrTfcl TftIT and when the amount comes
0 Lri0UUi1 to as much as $5.00, an ad
ditional 5'' will be given, thus making a 15' discount.
Sale Begins Friday, January 3rd and Con
tinues until Notice of It being Stopped
The Murray Drug Company
. George Niekb-s was called to Wet fling-
Water on last Monday to look af
ter some business matters for a short
tirr.e he driving over with his auto.
Paul Swan ami Clifford Garrison
were visiting in Murray for a short
time on last Monday while on their
way to Omaha to look after some
business.
Wayne Lewis was a visitor in Mur
ray for a short time on List Saturday
coming down from his home at Fre
mont to look afttr some matters for
a short time.
JDhn Eaton living southeast of
Union in what is known as Sciota
Bo' ton's w;is a busru-sj visitor in
Murray for a short time on last Mon
day afternoon.
I.. D. Hiatt ami family of Flatts
racuth were enjoying a visit on last
Sunday at the h..-m- cf Dr. and Mrs.
J. P. Brer.del where all enjoyed
visit very much.
Mrs. James E. Gruher, who
L" -. n visiting fcr over the vek
at the home cf W. B. Porter, jr.,
vile of Omaha, rvturnoJ home
las' Monday tei:ing.
the
has
end
ui.d
on
Mrs. John Camiii was a
visitor
for over the week e::d at the home or
her son. James Campbell end wife
in South Omaha r.nd returned hone
on last Monday evening.
Charles Barrows has been on the
sick r:t and not able to work for a
3u:nl; r of days put but i f elir.c
mu h improved an 1 hopes again to
be at work in a short time.
K. G. Ru.f:ier from souihv.-c
Mvi.ard was a bmi.-.'ss vi-it.
. of
in
te. 1
nee
Murray on last Monday retting
pr.-.t-: lor tr.e
t ruct !'
ar-'ure ;
jr., wh'
on in
. pi.!
Th, 111.
p hi t
Gr -es
for som
fn the
to na !!e Mm
to I
C. H. T5 e
Ker.
en
,:.d
sp iirg his v-e 1 ; !
enjoying the Tin:
parted ffr Monra.f
wiil again take v
Vr. ! Al II.
bet n rather poorly
was aide to be cejt
v r- h
1 UdjeS.
Who ,v
tin.e past
r t and
ek. v.-hi--'l
v.fik'ng a brut ariy thi- w
is pleasant news for 1.1s many ivu ru'.s
here.
Mi.-s Dorothy Todd who is attend
ing school at Ames. Iowa, a ul v. ho
has been spending the holidays with
the home folks here, returned ti:i.
w eek to her studies at the f ho.-! in
Iowa.
Jf . - 7. Valh-ry and family
spent the N'ew Y ars at the home ri
Mr. ami Mrs. T. .1. IJrerd'l v.d' r
all epjo-.ed the visit greatly as v.ll
s.s I. - very fine dinner which Mrs.
Pre n del served.
With no regr-ds in his hrirt for
he condition, but Kelly Hhoden can
pie;ed the gathering of his eorn h::
Saturday and if you saw the smile
which h" was wearing you woul 1
know he was glad.
Another car of CV ckrLoar 1 feed
was unloaded in Murray 0:1 Monday
ff this week which makes the stock
cf this fxcdl-m fe-d :o that r.Very
one desiring the feed can find ii at
the Alien Poultry siation.
W. L. Seybolt and wife
i-.ving a verv fine vi'it la:
were !
Siturd
v
afternoon and ev; ni:.;': :t t; r
t.f Mr. a:id Mr-. G. (-: -,- ll-ir.!.--X'ehraska
City, Th'-y tirivw-.R d'
their ear for the ccc-u.sior..
M. L. Ruby and wife whr
iK-cn vi.-iti ig at the home' 01
T." f'.rnher for th- DV.r t two
.0
a
at
in
) have
Jal.'ie.s
v.-eek".
departed on hi:-t Momiay
for their
hon.
It Mr
r;k. irivaa: enjey-.c:
their stay h.er. very much.
While fill n Thompson was attem
pting to eniice the car to perate. the
animal kicked, injuring the handy
Another
Facing forward, we are at the beginning of
another year. This is called "swearing off"
day, and many make resolutions how they
will chr,nrje their very lives. Weil, here is a
sjood place to start a banking account that will
nerve you in good stead when you need
money. We are here to help you! It does
not take much money to start, and when you
keep adding to it, it grows rapidly.
Keep Your Money Safe
The Murray State Bank
Murray, Nebraska
"There is No Subztitcte far Scfety"
right hand of Glen and he is nearly
out of commission on account there
of. It was not a Ford either.
L. A. Webber, the cafe man, who
I has been visiting and lokii some
I business for a number of days la-'
I week and extending over Snnday re
turned home early this week, lie hav
ing been in Iowa for a time.
A. II. Troop of near Plattsmouth
j was a visitor in Murray on last Mor
', day and while here purchased a self
j feeder of the NicLIts Lumber yard,
land also took home with him a load
j of lumber for making repairs at the
I farm.
i Mi.-s Frances Stewart, who
j been enjoying a visit with he r
jents in Murray for some time,
I today (Thursday) depart for
ha?
Mc-n-niers
; tidies
moth.
school
Illinois, v.
again, conti
here
auing
she
1'T s
there.
Sure R( b r.
and why not
there was born
Shrader is smiling,
or on December 17
to Mont Shrader and
wife a new daughter w
wife at" grtting along
10 witii the
ni.-ely. and
grand fat h r
1 Mont i happy. So
j Robert Shrader.
George Lattaand wife a?
i Hennett and wife of Lincol
j visitors in Murray on last
John
Were
inday
t they driving down t(
Ijaa.- s aud Samutl LaU
: relatives and friends in
visit v.iti
1 and. o:her
Murray anti
v : - i t .
tl t!ie good
the si. h li.-:
: . r.jov.-d a
I Cf.arbs
j wife have
j tor some
i much belt
! well. Mr
very
E. (
both
time
.,1
r.x
arndl
b"en r
a r. d w
!e t
they
y
.re
to
; re
not
be
r at this
c-rroll
tm
w a -
abb'
s v-r.
down t
wn or up to-.-
1
I to call i
; El M.
j ia Murr
! h.-me n,
I gi 1 was
1 Dr. Gi!.:.
jphkinr
i':.t ::r. o
tae
on. V
d a v
w e'
irgi!
:"rrm
. Rnbv and 5
-av M :
1 i r
. r-
::; Wee: in W
having his . ;
.'! which w as
(rn. a stalk
the eve cau-in
.if r a-
' treated
injur.-d v-
having f
z verv i
.run i ::
' inv.irv.
' Alia
"ernon sure was 1."
boils, he having 1
igh.T and t'.uy s - i
; share
recen
; ci. p
r.erk.
Of
-,-to-(Ia- I
I '
'iO pereh On the ;,;
Alien is very ptit; ;
ut
t.'e- K.nuen?ers a".u
in a slitrht degree
' 1
the patience id
J..:. of (id.
Wii: r Hewitt and 1
have consolidated their
ness and vii! in th.e fa
ldel
u- i-
Ili'r
hop
ure con
t :
bu. ine.-ej-iy
-:
he gent
tog.
thfr in the
for
As
ii by Mr. i.reir:
are both exf'j.
barbeis. rhry shou
maKe a sure
of the venture.
S. Yeager Smith, and. the good wife
and smaller children were enjoying
a visit at Syracuse cm la-t Sunday
w h -re th.ey w re guests at the hon.e
of their daughti-r a-id husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Earls. They report
an excellent time and also a very
pleasant drive down and back.
Wilber Hewitt and John Frans
were over to near Weepinp Water
where th y are commencing the
painting of the rev.- home vhich
John Knalie had
ed. J. A. Srotc ?,
al.-o -.ver and ar
i:.tr of tl:e wool
iu-t had con-fuc t
.,nd F. I). Hi!:! are
doing the finish
vorl: of the home.
K. M. Milbern
who .: beep at the
! hos
:I at Omaha for a bone tim;- was
! so much improver last week that l.p
! was permitted to r. turn to his hrme
I on last Fridny, In- is making good
! gains now and it is hope d that he
; will .;oor be well again and about
: his regular duties.
S There will be a meeting of the
'stock Homers 01 tae .Murray larrn -
Year Here
ers elevator company at the Modern
Woodman hall in Murray on January
6th. when there will be an election
of officers of the company and such
other business as may lawfully come
before the meeting.
Misses Beatrice Kawls and Reane
De Les Denier were over to Omaha
for over the week end where they
were the guests of their friends. Miss
Florence Bartlett. and on their re
turn were accompanied by Florence
who were visited with her friends in
Murray for a Fhort time.
Jack Douglas who was severely in
jured some time since when his truck
slipped down bill and injured him.
is getting along nicely now and was
able to take up his work on the truck
again the first cf this week. During
the time that Jack could not work,
John Gilmore looked alter the work
and did sure very fine work and even
rustled so hard that he increased the
business.
Fred W. Meisinger ne.-cld a new
hay rack sn he brought his wagon
to town and having it at the Niek
les lumber yard, was awarded" when
Fred L. Hild and Thomas .Wlsem
manufactured a extra fine rack 0:1
the wagon rvd ;lso a hog trough
which w.. fa stem d to the floor of
the rack. :u that it would not lose
w hen Fred pulled It home w ith the
family car. This rr.".ks some twelve
rac ks
lum'x
M r
f ' T
vi. . . .
which has been made at
the
r vard during the summer,
am! Mrs. E. S. Tutt and Dr.
T. vi ir and family were over
the
v.-h
l.n
Piattsmcuth last Sunday evening
re thev v.re the guest? at the
-.io ( i Lee are!
t'elock d i i: :: r
hta Nickh
which wa:
at a
ai vit.
with
! si-:
in
i ee:
S th
honor of Mr. ami
Mr
D.
an.
re.
nan and F. J. Warder
1. itter ri n'le'.v and
n
; Mrs. .1. I. Wurd- -:::t; was
i Mr. and Miss Etta Xiekh-s
i enjoyable nir.g wa.. -.p.-n
' following lay Mr. Wurdem:.
i r i
A most
O.i tiit
;.n return
wiile the
nailed for
g in Mur
e Nick'.ts.
I ed to bis i:u::- a Leigh
ire ::;a:i.d. r ef folks r
P'tisrer visit also visit
!t:n
y at tlie home of Geo
J were accompanied by
Lee Xj
Lb
::i Mo:
tte: eoon.
Mr.nv Arc
f is mir.li
Vaccinated.
T!
c
the
pox.
mat'
aad
ate d
Dr.
It 'h
ca 1
P'
' Vt-Il
Gil:
Tig
r ;
t!. sa-.aH
n 1
ng vacc-in-
to
1 .
T; ' .
a'rd
att '
It! IT.
' :tig
SOIin-
rt v-
hours,
but it
de.
ri'
lo
the
Pre
T ,
tchri H2re Sand?.v.
khart. a m i-.b.er of
the Corner Fniver.-itv
by !:i- 'iughte;-, a
s- Sunday :. ir,s-
Dr.
the
. ;:c-
S i!i
r.ver
R v.
oil-"
hort
s at
!!ttV
(i
..par.ie.
'Tsy -
fill tl
K
his v;-'
.e at I
' pe.-.j r;!, n (
Of the
;o r.n ace
loiing a
Ids pap--:
f
1.
Cla
!ik.
i.r. The
rr:; iptr-it i
. Jiffl Ve.
di-- our;-.
Pr. LoiV:
,ph
of
rf
Rev
Murray
I Ian -on
. it h 1 be
,s rend-
v ry
- mi:
e pi
V.d:
:ir'.
irh w
Rvceivfd Serious IrjT;i-y.
;b- working with a mower, gct-
it
i condition to sf. re riinl I-m-
;g t he mac 1
'mt.. 1 -) I.' iv Hnw.ird
ac
ini tha
hri
of
Dr.
a n
entlly allow,
the mac him
the m bid I'
'. his hand to slip
y wit !i t !;e rc suit
finger of the 1 ft
ll was -j crushed that the neal
he fooo-f li;d to be removed by
P,r. :.del. Roy will have- to take
nforced lay off frc.;:i his work
some time.
Home c amir. .
At the TiOTle
ter T. Valb -r.
wre gath.ered
of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-northwe.-t
of Murray
all th members cl
th- family with the single exception
of Fr-.nk T. Vallery and his family,
and tbiy had arsuyed to c-onie but
thidr r :r actd lefiacf ory and 'hey
had to abindon the tiio. Ai: excel
lent dinn-r was served and the fam
ily with the- additions of th sons-in-law
and eiaughtrr-.-in-l'.w and th-
ki t!ie. rnale ;i larie crowd which
made the r.iost of th occ:si:n one
of pr-'-;..r enjoymeiit. Th'-ro vere
there for the oc -eaic n a !:io:-r merry
c rowd f f children and rrrancb hib-r n
vvi'.o has come to make a happy
Ckri.it;. ;as for the grandparents.
Father Very Sick.
Word was ree-ived of th- very
-serious illness of W. C. Rav of Beth-
ianv
Mo., father of George Rav. and
who has visited h'-re ror a number of
tim-s and is well known by many
of the people of Murray. Mr. and
Mrs. George Ray departed s soon an
they received the news of his illness,
and arrived at his bedside as soon
as possible to render what service
they could to the aged invalid, he
beinjkj about ninety years of age. Word
had not been received since their ar-
! rival as to his condition vdiMi the
writer was speaking to Mr. Thomp
son. Enjoy Jle-eting- in Omaha.
Joseph McMarms and wife of Me
dina. Mo., and uncle and aunt of
Miss Lois McManus and Harry Mc
Manus, came to Falls City where
they visited for a time with Thomas
McManus and wife, and following
this they on last Friday went to
Omaha where they visited with an
other brother. J. P. McManus, and
on their way picked up Miss Lois,
taking her along, they al! visiting
in Omaha for Saturday and Sunday.
Harry was able lo slip away on Sat-
. umaj nignt ana joined ihe happy
I party at Omaha where the entire
(family were together, Hajry remvu
'ins to Murray late 14:1 day night and
lilua Lois coming 011 wlthsihe lolks
It any of the readers of the
Journal fcooir of any aortal
event or Item of Interest In
tbls vicinity, and will mall
imc to this office. It will i
pear under tbls headier. We
want all remtteron Editob
Monday morning
ed to Falls City.
when they return-
For Sale.
Bred Duroc boars.
Murray, Nebraska.
Pure
Young,
-Albert
The Murray Study Club.
The Murray Study club met at the
home of Miss IJeulah Sans Thusday
December lfth with 4 0 members and
two visitors present. The meeting
was called to order and the roll call
answered by Christmas verses and
stories and legends, after which the
usual business was attended to.
The leader, Mrs. Gilmore, changed
the subject of the meeting to a
Christmas lesson. The lovely story
cf Christmas was given by her fol
lowed by a story of the carols by
Mrs. Boedeker, the singing of them
and two numbers by the club quar-te-tte,
Mrs. Will Seybolt. Mrs. Dick
Pitman, Mrs. Milbern and Mrs. IJoe
deker. Mrs. Stewart gave a book review
of -Faith of the Little Shepherd."
Mrs. Van tine read an article on
Christmas legends that was very
good.
A very interesting; debate was
given by Mrs. Spangler and Mrs.
Ferris on ihe quest ion. Resolve-d:
"It is right to teach the Santa Claus
myth." By applause the victory was
given the affirmative.
Mrs. Todd led in a short Parlia
me nty drill.
A lively dinner was served by the
hor :esses. Mis;- Sans. Mrs. Marcel,
Mrs. Delbert Todd. Miss Rainey and
Mrs. T. J. Brenrbl. which everyone'
enjoved immensely. Afterwards gifts
were1
long
n e x t
Tayl
e-xcl.anged and an afternoon
to b- remembered ':ib d. Tb
meeting wiH be with Mrs. G. L.
r on January lGth.
Club Reporter.
Presbyterian Ciiurch Notes
Sabbath school at 10 a. c
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
Evening service at 7:30 p
m.
(Young people's meeting).
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at 7:30.
You ire cordially Invited to wor
ship with ua.
J. C. STEWART.
Pastor.
OPEN HOUSE AT CAPITOL
Lincoln. Dec. 31. Nebraska's exe
cutive e;Ticers will receive the citi
zens of the state Wednesday at a New
Yt ar's day reception.
Including Governor and Mrs.
! Weaver, the various officers will be
in their respective suites where all
I official "handshaking" will be done.
Kntrance to the caoitol will be
made only through the north, or main
' dor-. and here visitors will be greet
I ed by a c orps r f guides and escorted
through the building. j
! Adj. Gen. II. J. Paul, chief of the j
governor's military ttaff, and his:
j aides, will assist in directing the.
I crowds. j
i Under the main rotunda an er-j
ichestra will be stationed for dancing;
dn.i ins
whi" h
; the hours of the
are 3 to a: 30 p. m.
reception, i
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
prom Monday's Dully
Miss Etta and Leo Nickles enter-laine-d
last e vening at a very pleas
ant ;:30 dinner in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Wardeman. the latter a sis
ter rf the host and hostess, as well
:i7 T. J. Wardeman and Henry Wei-ch'-m.
all of Leigh. Nebraska. There
were alo present as guests of the
evening. Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ed S.
Tutt of Murray. The Wardeman
family will enjoy a visit here for a
short time and also nt Murray
Ihe merccant wno advertises reg
ularly the year round, knows of no
slack business period.
Bible School Lesson Study!
Sunday. January 5th C-15 By M. S, BRIGGS
The Babe
Prophets has
of" Bethelem.
told of the coming
of the world, for
where he should be
when, so that the
of the Saviour
many years, and
born and about
world was lookin
for the (timing of
the Messiah. We studied how the
iheephercls were appraised by the
birth, and how they tame and wor
shipped him. Now conies the birth
of Jesus the Christ after seven hun
dred and twenty-live years after the
Isrealites were carried away into As
syria. With their carrying away,
there went also the- prophecy that a
Saviour should come, away over in
Pe rsia, the fact was remembered that
a Saviour should be born, anel three
wise men from that country came to
pay homage to the Christ who should
redeem mankind. They had been
guided bv a star and inquired dili
gently of the prophets and were; told
he should be born in Bethlehem. Be
ing guid-d by the star they found
the child mid his mother in a manger
and brought gifts, gold, Frankensence
and Myrrh.
Depart Another Way.
Being warned by God in a dreain
they returned to their country an
other way, not via Jersualem aud
Kerod, v.bo has said he "'anted to
worship the Chrut, whea he did uot
WUBLIC AUCTION
As I am quitting the farm to con
duct a Chickeh Hatchery at Murray,
I will offer for sale at Public Auc
tion at my farm one mile Bouth of
Murray, six miles north of Union,
and six miles northeast of Nehawka,
on
Wednesday, Jan. 8
commencing at 10:00 o'clock a. m.,
with lunch served by Ladies of Pres
byterian church, Murray, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
Six Head of Horses
One team black and brown mares,
10 and 11 years old; one mare,
smooth mouth; one team iron gray
mares. 4 years old; one bay mare, 9
years old; one black suckling colt.
1 6 Head Holstein Dairy Cattle
Five cows giving milk; three com
ing 2-year-old heifers, will be fresh
in spring; six ceming yearling heif
ers; two young bull calves; one pure
bred Shorthorn bull. 1 year old.
These cows have been in the Cow
Testing Association the last twenty
two months and all have a good rec
ord. 27 Head of Hogs
Fifteen pure bred Duroc sows and
twelve head Fall rigs.
Farm Machinery, etc.
One Doering binder; one McCor
mick mower; one McCormick rake;
one Meadows 32-ft. corn elevator;
one Newton wagon: one hay rack
and wagon; one Hoosier broadcast
seeder: one Western Belle lister; one
John Deere riding cultivator; one
Avery walking cultivator; one New
Departure cultivator; one John Deere
2-row machine; two 2-section har
rews; one 2-row stalk cutter; one
la-bushel seed corn rack; one John
D-ere 1-hole cern sheller; one sweep
grimier; one Janesville corn planter;
about 200 rods of hog fence; 200
hed::e posts; some barb wire.
Three broeder houses; three New
town brooeler stoves; erne Buckeye
brooder steive; one Dandy oil burner
brooder stove; one Klineite oil burn
er brooder stove; one 220-egg Sure
Hatch incubator: 300 White Leghorn
p-:!lets; 60 Rhode Island Red pullets
and many other poultry supplies.
My Eighty Acre Farm
will also le sold at Public Auction.
Terms of sale on farm will be made
know n on day of sale. ' !
Terms of Sale
All sums of f 1'i.on and under, cash.
O i f ur s eiver that amount, six
months time will be given on bank
aide notes bearintrS per cent inter
est. No property te, be removed un
til settled fe-r. Bidders Make ar
rangements with your hon.e bank for
credit.
Herman Wohlfarth,
Owner
RLX YOUNG. Auctioneer
R. F. PATTERSON, Clerk.
BREMEN'S FLYERS
AND LINDY SHAKE
St. Louis. Mo.. Dec. 31. Col. and
Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh landeel at
Lambert-St. Louis field here at 2:35
p. m. Tue-sday on a flight from Colum
bus Ohio, and Indianapolis. They
plan to remain in St. Louis Tuesday
night and probably Wednesday before
resuming an inspection of the lines
e; the Transcontinental Air Trans-
I port. Inc.
At Indianapolis. Linely, who flew
eastward in conquering the Atlantic,
met Capt. Herman H. Koehl, a mem
ber of the German plane. Bremen,
which flew westward from Ireland to
Greenley Island.
NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of The Farm
ers Elevator Company, of Culloni.
Nebraska, will be held at the Pleas
ant Ridge school house in Dist. 41
on Saturday, January 11, 1930, at
1:30 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of
electing officers and transacting such
business as may come before the
meeting.
J. G. MEISINGER,
President.
AUGUST KEIL.
j2-lsw. 2d
Secret a rj-.
receive any word from the wise ren,
was very wroth for he did not wish
to worship the Christ but destroy
him. Being exceedingly angry. Heron
ordered that all the male children
from two years of age down be de
stroyed. Then was Joseph and Mary
warned in a dream to depart and
sojourn in Egypt until they should
be called.
Holy Family In Egypt.
Joseph hastened with the mother
and Jesus to go to Egypt, where he
remained until warned again in a
dream that the one
Herod who had
sought to kill the infant Saviour,
was himself dead. Then did Joseph
return with the mother and the babe,
they stopping at Nazareth, from
where they had left to go to Bethle
hem to be numbered a-tew years be
fore. Here we leave the infant Jesu3,
his mother Mary and Joseph.
Will Study in Mathew.
The next six months will be given
to studies in .Mathew, and will be
what is known as the "Gospel of the
Kingdom." This series of twenty
six lessons will be especially inter
esting in that they will each and
ovorv nnck Iwiiicr cviMOtua i llrl ill u
different angle that Jesus lb the very !
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KI.G & DAGGAKT
730 Peters Truat Ulclc
Omaha. Nebr.
LEGAL NOTICE
To: Park G. Dobson, Louis Sampson,
Frederick Patterson, Elias Pocock,
John Wier, Sr., Leslie C. Baker, Benj.
F. Sloan, Joseph Shera, Elijah Con
nor, John Glass, Elizabeth Patter
son, Francis M. Young. Joseph S.
Myer, Catharine Jeffers, John H.
Chuver, Sample Hurst. David Vance,
Rufus F. McComas. Clara M. Dunn,
Johanna Klemm. Hiram H. Fowler,
Elizur H. Russell. Joseph Sans. Geo.
W. Fairfield, U. S. G. Worl, Robert
A. Chandler, Rose A. Decker, James
Spratlin. Robert Stafford, Mary A.
Wolf, Frederic Patterson, Jesse Allen
Cox, Daniel B. Wies. Andrew Hop
kins, Benjamin F. Sloan, Wm. Leah
Palmer, Elijah Connors, John Higbie,
Thomas Patterson, James G. Smith,
Joseph Van Horn, John W. Kirk,
Matthew D. Green, Sample Hurst and
Company, W. W. Graves. F. Cooper
Morrison, John Klemm. Maria Fow
ler. Charles Collins. EInor Marsh,
John B. Hunter, Jacob Coffman, C.
B. Wooper, Justice S. Cozado. William
S. Latta. Jerome Smith, George Hen
wood, William W. Clemmons, Wil
liam W. Irish. James G. Romins.
Simon Stiffler, James II. Craig. Addi
son Marshall, John P. Jones, John M.
Gable, Sam'l R. Johnson, James
Pierce. Alvin D. Towner. Miles Frost,
William Gilmour. John King, Alonzo
Lacy. Robert S. Davis, J. M. Hutchi
son. Thomas Rankin. S. P. Kepler,
William H. Parch. Johanna Klimm,
Ada Keenan. Nettie J. Holmes, Balt
hasar Siebolt. James H. Hopkins,
Jani'-s Lamgbery, Henry Hulbert,
Sarah A. Conn. Robert W. Stafford,
Edmond S. Sprattin, Alexander Gable,
W. P. Hutchison. John Carrell, Sam
uel R. Thompson, William McLellan,
Joseph Sands, Noah R. Hobbs. Joseph
Malone. Henry S. Miller. Hannah
Smith. Homes and Company, William
Sc-aright, Mathias Spohn, A. J.
Graves. John Klimm. W. S. Shera.
Perry Marsh, Elnora Marsh, Wesley
S. Marsh. Holmes, Holmes & Co., J.
C. Cummins & Son, Penning fc Nick
'es, John Marsh, Susan Alden, Leila
L. Dwyer, Fred Hermann. James A.
Hogget and William Everett, and all
persons, real names unknown, hav-
In-
ng or claiming any interest in Blocks
two (2),
(Si. six
nine ( 9
North ed
three (3),
( G ) . seven
four (4),
(7), eight
f) ve
( ).
(11.
and
(5),
nine
ten (10) ana eleven
n
the Public Square;
Flocks three (3), four (4), five
six G), seven (7), eight (S).
ft )
ind
Rio.
ix
0 )
in d
PI .
ix
( ft
ind
ten (10). eleven Wll) North,
one (1) West of Public Square;
ks three (3). four (4). five (3).
(0). seven (7), eight (S). nine
ten (10 i, eleven (11) North
two (2) Wet of Public Square;
ks three (3). four (4. five (5),
(hi. seven (7). eight (S). nine
ten (10). eleven (11) North
three (3) West of Public Square;
Blocks three (
six (C). seven
). four (4 ), five (5).
(7). eight (St. nine
9). ten (10). eleven (11) North
-ind four (4) West of Public Square;
ill in the old Town of Rock Bluffs.
n Cass county, Nebraska, being oth
erwise described as follows: Com
mrndng 132.7 feet north of the
-outhwe.it corner of Section nine (9),
Township eleven (11). North of
Range fourteen (14), East of the
Sixth P. M.. in Cass county. Nebras
ka, thence running east 1.321.9 feet
;o a fior.e; thence south to the south
line of said Section nine (9); thence
at on said south line of sa:d Section
rvine (9), 270.7 feet: thence north
to a stake on the east and west quar
ter line through said Sect iii nine ( 9 ) ;
thence west on said quarter line to
the northwest corner of the south
west quarter of said Section nine
(9); thence south on the west line
of said Section nine (9) to the place
of beginning, all in the Southwest
quarter iS'iV. ) of Section nine (9),
Township eleven (11) North of
Range fourteen (14). East of the
Sixth P. M.. in Cass county. Nebras
ka: and Blocks two (2). three (3),
four ( 4 ) , five ( 5 ) . six ( fi ) , seven ( 7 ) .
eight (8). nine (9). ten (10) and
eleven (11) North and five (5) West
of Public Square: Blocks two (2),
three (3). four (4). five (5). six (6),
seven (7). eight (S). nine (9), ten
(10). eleven (11) North, and six
(6) West of Public Square: Blocks
two ( 2 ) , three ( 3 ) . four 4 ) five ( 5 ) . j
rix (6), seven (7). eight (S). nine1
(M. ten (10) and eleven (11) North. I
nnu seven ( . ) est ot public square;
Rlocks three (3). lour ( 1). five 5),
six (6), seven (7), eight (S), nine
(9), ten (10) and eleven (11) North,
anel eieht (S) West of Public Square,
all in the Old Town of Rock Bluffs in
Cass county. Nebraska, being situ
ated in the Southeast quarter (SE'i )
of Section eight S). in Township
eleven (11). North of Range fourteen
(14), East of the Sixth V. M.. in
Cass county. Nebraska: and Block
four ( 4 ) West of Public Square in the
old town of Rock Bluffs. Cass county.
Nebraska, being situated in the
Northwest quarter (NW'i) of Sec-
lion sixteen (11), in Township eleven
(11), North of Range fourteen (14),
East of the 6th P. M.. in Cass coun
ty. Nebraska: and Blocks five (5)
and six (6). West of Public Square;
Blocks five. (5). six (6) and seven
seven (7) West, and one (1) North
of Public Square: Blocks five (5) and
six (6) West, and one (1) South of
Public Square: all being in the Old
Town of Rock Bluffs, in Cass county,
Nebraska, being situated in the
Northeast quarter (NE'i ) of Section
seventeen (17). in Township eleven
(11), North of Range fourteen (14),
East of the Sixth P. M.. in Cass coun
ty. Nebraska:
You and each of you. are hereby
notified that on the 21st day of De
cember, 192S. Victor C. Graham filed
his petition in the District Court of
Cass county, Nebraska, as shown in
Docket 4, No. 10 6, General No. S209,
naming you. and each of you, im
pleaded with John C. Ehernberger,
a,ul Mary Ehernberger. first and real
ii'iYrn ti ti ' -n nwn inn iTja Tini'nv
lad Mary Dovey, first aud real name
unknown, a defendants, the object
and prayer of said petition being to
quiet the title in the plaintiff to the
following described real estate situ
ated In Cass county, Nebraska, to
wit: Blocks two (2). three (3),
four (4), five (a), six (6).
seven (7), eight (8), nine (9).
ten (10) and eleven (11) North
of the Public Square; and
Blocks three (3), four (4), five
(fi). six (6), seven (7). eight
(M. nine (ft), ten (10), eleven
(11) North, and one (1 West
of Public Square; Bleaks three
(3), four (4). five (5), six (6),
seven (7). eight (S), nine (;,
tan ( 10 . eb-ven (11) North and
two (2) We:-t of Public' Square;
Blocks three- l-"?). four (4, five
(a), six ('j). seven (7), eight
(S), nine '.). ten (10). eleven
(11) North, and three (3) West
of Public Square; Blocks three
(3). four (4). five (5), six (,
Kve-n (7). eight (S), nine (9),
ten (lfl). eleven (11) North,
and four (4) West of the Pub
lic Square; all in the Old Town
of Rock Bluffs in Ca-s county.
Nebraska, being otherwise de
scribed as follows: Commencing
132.7 feet north of the south
west coiner of Section nine (ft).
Township eleven (11). North of
Range fourteen (14), East of
the Sixth P. M.. in Cass county,
Neb:a.-l:a: thence running east
1,321.! feet to a stone; thence
south to the routh line of said
Section nine (Ii i ; thence east on
said south line of said Section
. nine '.n , 27'J.7 feet: thence
north to a stak-? on the east and
v.-"st quarter lire throuch said
Section nine ft t ; thence west
on said quarter line to the
northwest corner of the South
west quarter of said Section nine
(ft); thence south cn the west
line of said. Section nine (9) to
the place of beginning, all in the
Southwest quarter (SV; ) of
Section nine (9), Township
eleven fill. North of Range
fourtee n (11). East of the Sixth
P. M.. in Cas county, Nebraska;
and Blocks two (2, three i.'li.
lour 4). five (Di.six (. seven
(7i. eight M. nine (9). ten
(1' ) and eleven (11) North and
five West of Public Square;
Blocks two 2, three (3), four
( 4 ) , five ( 5 ) . six ( (' ) , seven 7 ) ,
eight 'S). nine 9. ten (lo.
eleven (11) North, and six (G)
Wer-t of Public Square: Block
two (2 I, three (3). four (4),
five (at. six (). seven (7).
eiedit !, nine 9. ten ilo
and eleven (11) North, and sev
en (7) West of Public Square;
Bioeks three (3). four (4). five
5 i, s::: i ' t, seven (7). eight
( S ) . nine t 9 t . ten ( 1" I and.
eleven (11) North, and eight
( S ) Wed of Public Square, all
in the Old Town of Rock Bluffs
in Cass county, Nebraska, being
s'tuate-'l in the Southeast quar
ter ( SE '., ) of Section eight (8).
in Township eleven (11). North
of Range fourteen (14), East of
the Sixth P. M., in Cass county.
Nebraska; and Block four (4)
West of Public Square in the
Old Tcwn cf Rock Bluffs. Cass
county, Nebraska, being situat
ed in the North, west quarter
( NW 4 of Section sixteen (lti).
in Township eleven (11), North
cf Range fourteen (14). East of
the Sixth P. M., in Cass county,
Nebraska; and Blocks five (5)
and six t6i. West of Publb
Square; Plucks five (5, six (Gi
and seven (7) West, and one
1) North cf Public Square:
Blorku five (5) and six (Gi
West, and one 1 1 South of Pub
lic Square: all being in the Old
Town cf Rock Bluffs in Cass
cC'Unty. Nebraska, being situat
ed in the Northeast quarter
iNE't of Section seventeen
(17). in Township eleven (11),
North of Range fourteen (14).
Eat of Sixth P. M., in Cass
county, Nebraska.
Fa:d petition prays thai you and
ea.h of you be required to set forth
the nature of your claims to said
real estate, and that you. and each
of you. and all persons claiming by.
tl rourh, or under you. be decreed
and adjudged to have no estate,
claim, lien, or interest whatever in
or to said real estate, or any part
thereof, and that you, and each of
yon. nvrl all persons claiming by.
threuc-h. or under you, be forever en-joi-ioO
and e'.e'oa rreel from ilainiinc or
cssnting ar.y interest, lien or claim
whatever in or to said real estate
adverse to the plaintiff, anel for
equitable relief, and costs of suit.
You. and each of you. are further
notified that you are required to an
swer said petition on or before the
17th dav of February, 1930.
EDWARD M. VAN ACKEREN.
King i Haggart,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
Fhoe cs ths retrs. Ho. 6.
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