PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUHNAL
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KONDAY, TUNE 3, 1935.
MANLEY NEWS
Father Harte, of the St. Patrick's
church, of Manley, is at Lincoln this
week, where he is attending a retreat
of the church there.
Adolph Steinkamp, who has been
ill for bo lone etill remains quite
poorly, although everything possiblo
is being done for him.
George Rau, who is at Utica at this
time, is conducting the drug store for
the proprietor who is taking a vaca
tion and visiting elsewhere.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Rauth are to
visit for over the week end at the
home cf Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rauth,
at York, the coming week end.
Miss Catherine Reinke was a visi
tor at Palmyra, where she attended
a play given by the young people of
St. Leo's Catholic church last Fri
day. FOR SALE Two good trailers,
just completed, one 4 wheel and one
2 wheel. Now ready for delivery.
See us at Manley Garage. August
Krecklow.
Miss Sue Mockenhaupt, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Newbery, Miss Catherine
Reincke were in Omaha last Monday
evening, where they were visiting
with friends.
Harold Krecklow was looking after
some business matters in Omaha, tak
ing a load of stock to the market and
returning with a load of merchandise
on last Monday.
Theodore Harm3 and the family
were in Lincoln last Sunday, where
they were attending the flower thow,
which was being held there, and also
visiting at the home of friends.
Father L. F. Obest, of Lincoln, was
In Manley officiating at the services
In honor of the Blessed Virgin, at the
grotto in the churchyard here, a very
solemn and impressive service.
Edward Murphey and wife, of Lin
coln, were visiting in Manley and
vicinity with their many friends on
last Sunday, driving over from their
home in Lincoln in their car.
The Rev. Father Harte was at York
last Friday, where he went to make
the commencement address at the
exercises of the Ursula college, from
which the class of 1935 was gradu
ating. Mrs. Andrew Schliefert, who has
been visiting at the home cf her
daughters at Hoardville for the past
two weeks, returned home last week.
Mr. Schliefert drove out to bring the
wife home.
H. J. Hohlrnan and wife were over
fiear Avoca last Monday night, where
they were attending a card party
given by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cullen,
a large crowd being present to enjoy
the evening.
Carl Newbery, who has been the
local agent for the Missouri Pacific
here, departed for Kansas, where he
goes to accept a position with the
company and the place has been filled
by Lester Reasoner, who has been
making his home at Wabash.
On Tuesday of last week, Mrs. R.
Bergman was hostess to the Order of
Eastern Star of "Weeping Water at
her home in Manley, a large number
of the members being present and an
excellent time enjoyed, with a most
delicious lunch served near the close
of the pleasant afternoon.
Digest of Busi
ness Transacted
by County Board
Including Complete List of Claims Al
lowed at May Meetings Sub
stitute Securities OK'd
At its regular sessions held May 7,
8 and 9, the Board of County Com
missioners transacted considerable
business of a general nature as well
as allowing claims for services and
supplies. Among the business, was
the passing of resolutions permitting
j.vithdrawal of certain securities in
suring deposits by a number of the
banks over the county, and substitut
ing of other securities of like value
therefcr. A number of renewal Moth
ers' Pension orders issued by County
Judge were also approved.
A claim bill ot Clyde H. Thomas for
painting guard rails on Missouri river
bridge road, in the amount of $12.00
was disallowed by the board.
An order for payment of 115.00 per
month for support of father of John
P. Miller, incompetent, from disabil
ity allowance of the latter was passed.
Application of Joseph E. Banek for
"On Sale" and "Off Sale" beverage li
censes not allowed.
R. N. Opp was appointed Justice of
Peace for Liberty precinct to succeed
J. D. Cross, deceased, and his official
bond approved.
The remainder of the time spent in
examination and allowance of claims,
as follows:
MOTHERS' PENSION FUND
Mrs. Ruth E. Taylor, Mother's
Pension. May. 1935 15.00
Edna A. Jones, same
Theodore Davis, same
Madge Garnett, clerk for Mrs.
Rosencrans
15.00
Notice to the Public
l This i3 to certify I did not ask that
the 37 and a half feet on the south
and west side of the townsite of Man-
ley be opened.
MRS. EMMA ANDRUS.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Northcutt and
family and Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Ken
nedy and family of Omaha, were in
the city Thursday for a few hours as
guests at the home of Mr and Mrs
John W. Crabill and family.
LAND, FARM and
RANCH BARGAINS
Mrs. Cleo Capper, same 35.00
Nellie Estelle, same 5.00
Mrs. Marcia Hise, same 6.50
Violet Van Winkle, same 6.50
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, same. 15.00
Mrs. Olive Johnson, same 6.50
Mrs. Edna Smith, same 12.00
Mrs. Vera Lancaster, same 12.00
Goldie Potoma, same 12.00
Mrs. Janet I. Simmons, same 20.00
Lorean Rathbun, same 6.00
Mrs. Elsie M. Smith, same 6.00
Mrs. Rebecca Logan, same 6.00
Mrs. Maecie Herrineton. same 15.00
Mrs. Helen La Tour, same 10.00
Mrs. Anna Pittman, same 25.00
Mrs. Lucille Gaines, same 10.00
Mrs. Ora Sell, same 35.00
Mrs. Edith .Krecklow, same 20.00
Ethel Shropshire, same 30.00
Gretchen Simmons, same.. 12.00
Mrs. Eva Whiting, same 6.50
Thelma Nichols, same 6.50
Zola E. Gilbert, same 6.50
Maggie Holcomb, same 25.00
Hazel Jamison, same b.5U
Rose Wood, same 13.00
Florence J. Brittain, same 13.00
Ida N. Cotner. same 25.00
Vernetta H. Hobson, same 15.00
Lena Reehle, Mother's Pen
sion, April and May 13.00
GENERAL FUND
Lillian G. White, salary and
postage, April, 1935 $127.75
Minnie Hild. salary, April 60.00
Lillian G. White, filing deed
of Coleman et al 1.70
Anna E. Leach, salary, April. 55.00
Harry Nielsen, salary, April- 100.00
Robt D. Fitch, Jr., office work,
surveying and mileage 154.25
W. H. Puis, pump oiler, road
district No. 2 1.25
Juliu3 A. Pitz, phone calls for
February and March 6.10
Julius A. Pitz. salary, April 127.00
E. B. Chapman, salary and
mileage 127.00
John Kopp, salary, janitor, for
April, 1935 45.00
Albert Willis, same 45.00
Alpha C. Peterson, salary and
mileage 183.50
G. E. Sayles, salary, April 104.17
Northwestern Nafl Ins. Co.,
fire and tornado insurance on
machinery building 52.20
Michael Hild, clerical work
for Co. Assessor 22.50
Glen Puis, same 4 5.00
W. H. Puis, salary and ex
pense. April. 1935 52.00
A. W. Farmer, salary, April- 90.00
A. H. Duxbury, salary, April- lbJ-iiS
FOB SALE
About sixty bushels early seed corn
at 92.50.
CIIAS. C. BARNARD.
m28-2td-2tw
FOE SALE
Hampshire Brod sows, will farrow
middle of June.
JESS TERRYBERRY,
Cedar Creek.
FOE SALE
Krug yellow dent corn matures
very early and has a yield that is
greater than most yellow dent corn.
Jf your corn is a poor stand replant
with Krug. For sale by Ed Steckley,
Weeping Water.
DEAD ACTUALS
Dead animals removed free of
charge. Telephone South Omaha Ren
dering Works, Market 4626. Reverse
charges. n5-tfw
45.00
51.36
3.00
16.04
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.90
County Judge, fees Co. Court-
H. Sylvester, fees
Dave Pickrell, witness, State
vs. Luff, Thomas, Mason
John Meisinger, fees. County
Court. Thomas, Mason and
ILuiea
Bud Amgwert, witness, State
vs. Glaser, Cunningham
Paul Schewe, same
George Kruse, same
Harry Greene, came
George Lynch, same
Hymie Borsky, same
Frank Melvin, same
V.'alter Burke, witness, State
vs. Thomas
Norman White, same :
Glen Mason, same
Glen Vallery. Eame
George Born, member jury in
State vs. Thomas case
John Lutz, same
Ernest Giles, same
Edward Thimgan, same
T. E. Olson, same
Carl Kunsman, same
Cliff Schafer, witness, State
vs. Mason
Mae Blunt, same
G rover Thomas, same
W. H. Puis, member jury, case
cf State vs. Mason
J. E. Schutz, same
Ira Mumm, same
Fred Armstrong, same
Lee Nicklcs, same
John Ledgway, same
Len Austin, witness, State vs.
Hulen
Norma Hollandsworth, wit
ness, State vs. Conley
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.00
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
1.00
1.00
1.00
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
1.0O
3.20
Greth Garnett, same
Alfred E. Edgerton, Re-Emp.
Service, mileage
Lillian H. Solomon, clerical
work, Re-Emp. office
Lottie Rosencrans, salary and
mileage
Josephine Janda, clesical wosk
for County Clerk
W. G. Kieck, salary and ex
pense, April
Anna Zitka, salary, April
Warren F. Taylor, assistant
surveyor
Herschel Dew, same
R. C. Elliott, same
Helen W. Warner, salary for
April
C. E. Ledgway, same
Clerk Dist. Court, file, inquest
Ivan J. Fuller
Clerk District Court, fees, in
ebriate case Francis Kelly
Dr. J. H. Hall, same
C. A. Rawls, same
II. Sylvester, same
J. N. Conneally, same
John C. Mick, same
Clerk District Court, fees, in
ebriate case John Johnson
Dr. J. H. Hall, same
C. A. Rawls, same
H. Sylvester, same
A. J. Patterson, same
Theo. Davis, same
C. H. Gibson, same
W. D. Baker, same
John Ledgway, member Cor
oner's jury, Ivan L. Fuller
George Born, same
Carl Kunsman, same
Louis Reinackle, same
John Eajeck, same
Lee Nickles, same
Joe Youngquist, witness
George Heil, witness
H. Sylvester, witness
T. Walling, witness
F. McFarland, witness
Nita Capwell, reading exami
nation papers
Leon a Schmidtmann, same
Marie Kaufmann, same
Anna E. Leach, same
Ethel Seivers, same ,
E. G. Woodbury, taking testi
mony, Ivan Fuller inquest
Ruth Patton, salary, April
Henry Woster, same
John E. Turner, same
Paul Lemke, assigned to Cass
Co., court reporting. State vs.
Cunningham and Glaser
Cass County, stamps and en
velopes A. G. Each Estate, mdse. to
county farm
Lefebure Corporation, mdse.
to County Clerk
Russell Stander, 1700 lbs. of
strawr, also wood to county
farm
Morris Stander, 2925 lbs. hay
to county farm
E. L. Cochran, mdse. to coun
ty farm
Elmer Tritsch, use of spreader
to county farm
Weyrich & Hadraba, mdse. to
county farm
Iowa-Neb. Light & Power Co.,
service to jail, court house
and implement building
John Iverson, merchandise to
county farm
R&y Taylor, opening up coun
ty jail sewer
H. E. Wentworth Bakery, for
bread to county farm
Miss Lillie Aldinger, care of
Stockhetzkie
C. L. Wiles, corn to county
farm
Fetzer Shoe Co., shoes to jail
and county farm
Fred H. Gorder, tel. calls and
stamps
Fred H. Gorder, salary and
mileage
Dr. J. W. Brendel, medical
service to poor
Cass County Farm Bureau,
salary and expense
Eestor & Swatek Co., mdse. to
farm and jail
G. H. Deaton & Co., 24 mar
riage certificates furnished
to County Judge
Stewart Cafe, meals to jury,
April 23 ,1935
Barclay's Cafe, same, April
1C, 1935
Mrs. John Leddy, care of Fide
line and Clothes
Emp. Mutual Casualty Co., ad
ded premium on policy
McMaken Transfer, freight
Elmer Rosenow, prov. to poor
St. Catherine's Hospital, hos
pital care, Delia Edmonds
P. A. Jacobscn, care of Joe
Benson
Mason Publishing Co., Nebr.
Statute, Annotated
Frankcl Carbon & Ribbon
Mfg. Co.. 6 graphite coupons
John L. Tidball. lumber and
material to court house
Geo. L. Farley mdse. to the
county farm
Wm. Schmidtmann, mdse. to
court house
Tom Walling, service and re
turn, Coroner's inquest, Ful
ler Knorr's Variety Store, mdse.
to county farm
Kroehler Hardware, hardware
E. J. Richcy, lumber and ma
terial for vaults
Jim Wynn, hauling garbage-
O. F. Smalley. eight haircuts.
' county jail inmates
1.00
13.00
6.00
10.00
8.00
91.75
4.50
125.63
32.50
19.50
3.00
3.00
83.33
166.67
.75
5.25
8.00
3.00
8.60
2.00
2.00
5.50
8.00
3.00
12.65
3.20
3.20
3.20
3.20
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.40
3.00
1.10
1.10
1.10
9.14
4.76
6.46
6.56
9.5S
8.00
104.17
91.67
166.67
Dr. Jerrold F. Stibal, salary.
Co. Physician, Dist. No. 1,
ten days in April
N. D. Talcott, med. services
to poor
Mrs. Lizzie Barclay, meals to
four members Old Age Pen
sion Beard
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., ser
vice to Cass county
T. L. Weeks, M. D., medical
services to Leon Brown
Otoe County, insanity case of
Curtis Larrick
The Trenton Emblem Co., for
grave markers
University Publishing Co., for
examination questions
The Republican, printing pro
ceedings and supplies
St. Mary's Hospital, hospital
18.40
71.77
6.64
11.07
10.95
21.93
4.15
7.00
1.55
126.82
4.S5
16.40
13.35
30.00
267.35
9.94
3.69
111.10
'21.00
221.61
20.03
5.40
4.55
5.20
16.00
131.77
3.60
15.50
158. SO
25.00
16.00
18.00
42.90
7.20
42.20
10.15
7.52
2.80
54.40
2.00
2. SO
5.20
18.50
1.40
122.15
100.00
27.25
27.60
7.50
54.03
service to Leon Brown 37.30
Dr. L. S. Pucelik, service and
medicine to poor 65.00
Thomas Walling Co., extend
ing Abstract, Coleman prop
erty 5.50
W. A. Tulene, open graves for
Hobson and Bowley 14.00
Standard Oil Co., supplies 8.94
H. Sylvester, boarding prison
ers, salary, mileage, help 4 64.
Plattsmouth Journal, printing
74
and supplies, Co. officers 57.10
00
2.(
S. J. Million, two sheets for
dead and injured on Hw. 75
Dr. G. G. Douglas, medical
services to poor 24
R. W. Tyson, M. D., same 2 8
O. E. Liston, M. D., same 36
Bates Book Store, merchandise
to county officers 3
K-B Printing Co., mdse. to
county officers 41.
Luella Phalen Jedlicka, nurse,
care Delia Mae Edmondson. 35
Standard Blue Print Co., for
mdse. to Co. Surveyor 3
Lloyd O. Hoffman, M. D., med.
service to Henry Thierolf 25
Weeping Water Republican,
printing order books and 700
lines proceeuuiga o
R. R. Anderson, M. D., diag
nosis and transportation of
Brown to Nebr. City 5.
M. O. Thompson, mdse. to the
County Recorder 1.
Peoples City Mission, care of
Farmer and McKinney 42.
Catherine Coleman, borrow
pit in Sec. 31-12-9 9.
E. C. Coleman and Mrs. Hettie
G. Wright, land in 31-12-9- 90.
Knud Jensen, help cn expense
for Jorgensen 30.
Ludi Printing Co., four 1933
tax lists and 130 tabs 181.
Sattler Funeral Home, ambul
ance trip. Cook and funeral
expense, Boley 55.
J. A. Edgerton, sharpening
lawn mower at court house- 1.
Geo. R. Sayles, salary and ex
pense, April, 1935 174.
K-B Printing Co., mdse. to
Reg. Deeds and Co. Supt 52.
Klopp Printing Co., mdse. to
County Treasurer 9.
L. Daniel Dieter, M. D., med
ical services to poor 7.
Milburn & Scott Co., mdse. to
Co. Supt. 2.
Omaha Printing Co.; mdse. to
Co. Clerk and Assessor's sup
plies 638
Dewberry Engraving Co., for
mdse. to County Judge 2.
Bostitch Sales & Service, for
mdse., Re-Employm't Service 7.
F. G. Fricke & Co., medicine
to jail 9.
T. Walling, deputy Sheriff,
salary, mileage, April 204
C. H. Martin, mdse. to county
farm 60
F. A. Cloidt, services, Gdn.
for Mrs. Anna Pitman 15
H. J. Addyman, caring for
John Spencer 12
Plattsmouth Water Corp., for
water to court houtend ail 13
H. M. Soennichsen, mdse. to
court house and farm 36
Reporting Births and Deaths
January, February, March
Mrs. H. J. Amgwert $ 1
W. G. Boedeker 1
Minnie Brendel 1
B. I. Clements 2
L. Daniel Dieter, M. D
Mrs. A. S. V. Mansfelde
L. C. Marvin
Geo. II. Olive 1
E. L. Rutherford 11
Mrs. Clo O. Shaffer
A. R. Stander 1
E. M. Stewart
L. R. Upton 1
G. E. Wemple ,
15
45
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55
49
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7.75
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25
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50
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15
50
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4C
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30
63
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.84
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.00
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.74
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25
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50
25
50
50
75
50
25
75
00
25
TOOR RELIEF FUND
Weyrich & Hadraba, medicine
to poor $
D. T. Haley, one load wood to
Peter Claus
J. W. Banning, material
Penterman Market, prov. to
poor
Safeway Stores, Inc., same
Blake Pharmacy, med. to poor
Morris Grocery, prov. to poor
Dinger Lumber & Coal Co.,
coal to poor
Fetzer Shoe Co., shoes, poor
Rihn & Greene, provisions
E. L, Nelson, provisions and
clothing to poor
F. H. Nichols, provisions
John Wood, provisions
Earl Bennett, provisions
F. G. Fricke & Co., medicine
to poor
Hinky-Dinky Store, provisions
to poor
II. M. Soennichsen, prov. and
clothing to poor
Mullen & Sons, provisions
C. H. Martin, same
L. B. Egenberger, same
E. A. Wurl. same
Lorenz Bros., same
A. G. Bach Est., same
John L. Tidball, coal to poor,
April, 1935
E. J. Richey, same
Mauzy Drug Co., medicine to
poor
Hatt's Market, prov. to poor
D. H. Reichstadt,- repairing
shoes for poor
Glen Vallery, gas to poor
Mrs. F. G. Hull, prov. to poor
L. J. Behrns, same
Frank Rice Store, same
Tutt & Brubacher, same
J. H. Steffens, same
W. T. Richardson, same
E. L. McDonald, same
Allen's Cash Store, same
Theo. Harms, Eame
John Peterson, same
L. A. Bornemeier, same
C. H. Fin ley, same
V. Trumble, same
Otto Rickhoff, same
Palace Market, same
C. H. Gibson, same
Bothwell Grocery, same
Sheldon's Store, same
Cribble's Store, same
W. S. Smith, same
Rose Tempelmeyer, same
F. J. Knecht, same .
J. H. F. Rughe, same
Jake Reichart, same
Karnes, Inc., same
S. J. Marchall, shoe3 to poor
1.25
1.50
7.92
10.00
8.00
1.85
61.99
15.26
35.76
57.25
IS. 00
58.00
67.00
42.00
356.04
641.34
521.50
53.25
71.75
99.75
13.00
36.25
63.50
9.53
12.50
17
5
.21
Ot,
.00
11.85
36.45
10.00
5.00
139.10
42.50
45.00
41.00
16.00
22.00
19.50
10.00
57.80
89.55
15.50
14.00
9 6.00
16.25
16.00
9.50
20.00
6.00
5.00
1.95
W. C. Blattler, wood, poor
Chapman's Pharmacy, medi
cine to poor
Louisville Pharmacy, same
Adams Drug Store, same
Farmers Elevator Co., coal to
poor
Oscar Hoffman, provisions and
clothing to poor
J. H. F. Ruhge, provisions to
Philips
ROAD FUND
A. O. Ault, mdse to RD 2 $
Barton-Warner Co., explo
sives, RD11
J. B. Johnson, blacksmith wk.,
RD14
Glen Vallery, mdse. to RD1
Kunz Bros. Garage, labor and
repairs, RD13
Beatrice Steel Tank Mfg. Co.,
material, RD6
Harold Thomassen, RW,
RD14
Chris J. Elgaard, mdse., RD14
John Fischer, proj., RD16
Manley Grain Co., mdse., RDS
Barton-Warner Co., cul. and
band, RD14
Barton-Warner Co., Cul. and
band, RD11
Barton-Warner Co., Cul. and
band, RD2
A. N. Eaton Metal. Proud. Co.
culv. and bands RD1 .
W. Burns, RW, RD16
Fred Schnieder, proj., RD16
Anchor Oil Corp., spark plugs
RD9
Nebr. Culv. & Mfg. Co., culv.
and bands, RD3
Ralph Dean, plow, RD4
Checker Oil Co., oil, RD15
Martin Wilson, RW, RD4
Searle & Chapin Lbr. Co.,
mdse, RD16
Louis Allgayer, Jr., Fr., and
RW, RD13
Jay H. Austin, RW, RD11
John Gruber, RW. RDS
J. I. Fitch, RW, RD27
C. W. Stoehr, RW, RD1
Wm. Sheehan, Jr., RW, RDS
H. H. Becker, cable and weld
ing, RD 11
Chas. Hoback, RW, RD11
Ralph Murphy, RW, RD9
John Iverson, labor and ma
terial, RD2
Farm. Un. Co-op Oil Ass'n
supplies, RD14
Fred Bauers, RW, RDS
Beatrice Sttel Tank Mfg. Co.,
culvert, RD14
Beatrice Steel Tank Mfg. Co.,
culvert, RD15
Beatrice Steel Tank Mfg. Co.,
culvert, RD6
Harry E. Arnold. RW, RD15
Nelson Berger, RW, RD12
Philip Schaefer, shovel snow,
RD9
Ira Stall, RW. RD16
Herman Wohlfarth, RW,
RD10
Wm. Kitzel, RW. RD6
Roy Comstock, RW, RD5
Bert H. Lytle, RW, RD16
James Dorn, Schneider proj.
RD16
Louis Schmidt, RW. RD7
A. A. Wallinger. RW, RD15
Ruben Meisinger, RW, RD2
Crane Curyen and Murtey,
mat'l, RDS
Crane, Curyen and Murtey,
mat'l, RD9
James Johnson, labor and re
pairs, RD2
Alt.-Pac. & Gulf Oil Co., sup
plies, RD16
A. A. Schoeman, RW, RD3
8.00
8.99
1.50
7.70
29.84
8.00
5.00
2.50
19.07
4.60
7.00
6.15
14.82
147.74
7.85
10.20
4.00
68.77
11.53
59.78
44.05
4.00
8. SO
1.S8
196.22
22.00
35.20
51.56
.90
76.70
26.25
2.50
15.32
145.00
78.16
4.60
3.00
35.60
70.22
18.40
51.18
7.27
7.27
52.00
49.00
4.00
2.50
85.48
70.56
46.70
40.00
7.40
52.00
25.00
48.34
19.74
2.16
9.30
8.34
47.56
Bert H. Lytle, DR. RD16
Elmer Bennett, DR, RD6
A. A. Wallingtr. DR, RD15
J. D. Adams Co., 1 dr. scrap
er, RD4
Louis Schmidt, DR, RD7
Deep Rock Oil Corp., supplies
RD7
Anton Auerswald, labor and
mat'l, RDS and 9
II. W. Griffin, labor and ma
terial, RD11
James E. Johnson, DR, RD1
Floyd Gauer, DR, RD2
Ruben Meisinger. DR, RD2
Farm. Co-op Oil Co., supplies,
RD2
jFarm. Co-op Oil Co., supplies,
RD9 and 13
BRIDGE FUND
Cone. Eng. Co., reinf. bars
No. A-188 S
J. H. Miller, const, spillway
N. W. of Nehawka
Cass County, freight on gravel
George H. Dennis, concrete
box, W. W., Avoca prct.
Searle & Chapin Lmbr. Co.,
material
J. W. Banning, same
Joy Dietrich Machine Works,
sup and rep.
Geo. E. Nickles, mdse and
coal
Harold Thomassen, BW
T. W. Engles, Lmbr. Co.,
mdse.
Midland Construction Co.,
surfacing, four bridges
Louis Allgayer, BW
Jay H. Austin, BW
Geo. E. Nickles, mat'l
Cass County, freight on gravel
Joe Dare, concrete work
D. Ray Frans, mdse
Dinger Lmbr. & Coal Co.,
mat'l
J. H. Miller, culv and spill
way
Wm. Sheehan, Jr., BW
Fred Bauers, BW
Herman Wohlfarth, BW
Wm. Kitzel, BW
Roy Comstock, BW
Louis Schmidt, BW
Ruben Meisinger, posts
J. B. Elliott, mat'l
E. J. Richey, same
Crane Curyea & Murtey, same
Lyman-Richey S. & G. Co.,
gravel and S. gr.
Line. Steel Works, steel bars
M. L. Evans, rpr. bridge
DRAG FUND
Thurman Nixon, RW, RD12$ 13.00
H. L. Grubbs, repairs. RD9 1.85
Frank Bauer, rep. tr. cush.
RD11 1-25
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas, oil
kero, RD7 24.12
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas,
grease, kero., RD16 105.31
Line. Road Equip. Co., rprs.,
RD6 and 16 269.07
Iiowell Lytle, RW, RD16 18.75
John L. Hild, DR. RD2 5.50
Martin Wilson, DR, RD4 18.20
Chris J. Elgaard, mdse, RD9 3.60
S. D. Rockwell, help on ditch
ing, RD14 2.20
Austin-West, Rd. Mchy. Co.,
RCt.Fresno, RD11 507.15
Austin-West Rd. Mchy. Co.,
holdboard and rprs. RD14-15 105.30
Austin-West Rd. Mchy. Co.,
rprs., RD15 11.94
Anchor Oil Corp., grease and
drum, RD16 18.48
Dens-Oil Lub. Co., drum
grease, No. 440, RD14-15 42.55
G. A. Pope Oil Co., grease, No.
372, RD13 22.54
Line. Rd. Equip. Co., scraper,
RD3 and 9 440.00
G. A. Tope Oil Co., grease. No.
371, RD9 3.46
Miller-Hasselbalch Co., rprs.,
RD11 26.64
Miller-Hasselbalch Co., rprs.,
RD 2 15.37
J. V. Stradley & Sons., lab.
and mat'l, RD6 24.00
William J. Newham, DR,
RD14 13.75
Standard Oil Co., sup., RD2 .23.29
Standard Oil Co., sup., ItD6 6.3 6
Louis Allgayer, DR RD13 16.50
Rihn & Greene, mat'l flag,
RD11 .40
John Heil, DR, RD3 6.75
Henry Hild, DR, RD2 4.95
Cloidt Service, sup.. RD2 20.75
Louis Baumgart, 15 gal. gas,
RD1 2.55
Ia.-Neb. Light & Power Co.,
ser., RD11 1.13
Ralph Murphy, DR, RD9 69.00
Cass Co. Treas., per. tax,
RD11 12.85
At.-Pac. GulfCo.,sup.. RD14
and 15 35.38
Farm. Un. Co-op Oil Assn.
sup., RD2 46.16
Farm. Un. Co-op Oil Assn.,
RD6 and 15 54.44
S. S. Peterson, labor and ma
terial, RD5 and 6 10.00
Fred McGrady, labor and ma
terial. RD14 9.50
E. F. Stava. DR, RD1 3.00
Ernest Leaver, DR, RD6 8.25
Ivau G. Aalthouse, DR. RD6 7.15
Wm. Kitzel. Oil, RD6 31.50
Roy Comstock, DR, RD5 11.20
38.00
4.40
40.00
11.30
7.80
22.16
10.50 ;
4.95
5.50
3.85
60.00
17.82
77.07
65.42
102.80
24.48
323.07
54.91
20.32
2.50
46.28
16.40
153.85
219.00
6.00
39.60
86.73
78.42
33.44
33.59
52.79
269.90
15.40
3.00
5.72
11.00
8.80
6.60
7.70
6.25
89.41
64.60
64.18
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
First District
Cfe Oil Co., gas and spark
plug3 $ 6.76
Lincoln Road Equip. Co., re
pairs 199.32
Bill Read, one day's work at
machinery building 2.00
Tiffany Grease Works, one
half drum grease 2 8.35
Frank Read, salary, April 65.00
John Iverson, labor and matl. 5.25
Fred W. Tritsch, road grad
ing, April 65.00
J. D. Adams Co.. repairs 4.48
Giles Oil Co., gas 14.94
M. R. Beck, labor, matl. and
trips 5.45
Kroehler Hardware, hdw 13.83
Earl Elliott, road work, labor
cn tractor and express 123.22
Bartcn-Warner Products Co.,
dynamite and fuse 45.56
Miller-Hasselbalch, repairs 77.10
Standard Oil Co., supplies 29.97
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Second District
Fritz Tigner, graderman on
HG No. 5 $ 93.25
W. O. Martin, engineman on
HG No. 5 107.50
Anchor Oil Corp., grease 17.25
Austin - Western Road Men.
Co., cne gooseneck 150.30
Watson Bros. Transfer Co., for
hauling merchandise 3.35
C. A. Pope Oil Co., grease 4 3.75
Standard Oil Co., supplies 206.36
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Third District
Lincoln Road Equipment Co.,
repairs 1542.36
Jame3 C. Lytle, graderman on
HG No. 3 94.36
Gutte Strandboge, engineman,
HG No. 4 71.82
H. W. Christensen, graderman
on HG No. 4 104.58
Keckler Oil Co., supplies 97.7S
Standard Oil Co., supplies 157.67
CO HIGHWAY FUND
J. E. Johnson, blacksmith
work $ 3.25
Deep Rock Oil Corp., 60 gal.
Superior SAE 14.70
Ofe Oil Co., gas and spark
plugs 2.60
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas,
grease, keronsene 42.77
Line. Road Equip Co., re
pairs 153.74
National Stone Co. stone No.
127 2.53
John Sweeney, pat. salary and
help take fence 72.80
Marion Garcia, take down
snow fence 2.40
John Iverson, labor and ma
terial 6.4 0
Jay H. Austin, RW 30.00
John R. Chriswisser, salary 60.00
Floyd Fulton, April, 1935
salary 60.00
John Gruber, RW 60.90
Mrs. Bert Lytle, care of Strad
ley children 21.00
At.-Pac. & Gulf Oil Co., sup
plies 73.89
S. S. Teterson, labor and ma
terial 5.00
Louis Schmidt, snow fence
work 5. CO
Anton Auerswald, labor and
imat'l 9.C5
J. B. Elliott, mat'l 4.3 0
Lyman-Richey S. &. G. Co.,
road gravel 9.45
Keckler Oil Co.. supplies 52.69
Giles Oil Co., supplies 8.40
G. A. Pope Oil Co., grease
3 No. 71 13,75
Miller-Masselbalch Co., re
pairs 54.98
Harry Schaefer, salary and
storage C 3.0 0
C. J. Packoniu, mdse and la
bor - - 5.62
Dens. Oil Lub. Co., grease,
drum
Anchor Oil Corp., grease, 130
gas
Wm. Norris, RW, trucking
snow fence
S. D. Rockwell, RW
Ray Clark, help take snow
fence down
Lester Phillips, same
Edgar Edwards, haul snow
fence in truck
Standard Oil Co., supplies
Joy Deitrich Mach. Works,
supplies and repairs
Farmers Co-Optrative Oil Co.,
supplies
M. R. Beck, labor and matl.,
and trips
Mathews Garage, storage and
merchandise
Atlantic-racific & Gulf Oil
Co., supplies
Kroehler Hardware, mdse
John Stradley, salary, less pay
for care of children
Mrs. Elmer Adams, care Strad
ley children
Mrs. Dorothy Newsman, same
C. & H. Oil Co., supplies
Geo. Altman, snow fence work
McMaken Transfer Co., haul
ing gravel, 22 tons
Fred Rueter, salary, storege
and help
Oscar E. Dowler, same
W. L. Seybolt, maintaining
Lon Crosser, gas and storage,
April, 1935
Lewis Crabtree, rent machin
ery building, April, 1935
C. F. Reichart, storage, patrol,
April
W. E. Draper, help on snow
fence Ruel Mick, same
Jake's Garage, welding
15.27
32.50
11.00
7.00
1.80
3.60
4.20
241.89
9.25
103.82
46.00
5.60
4 2.11
15.57
25.00
7.00
7.00
43.10
5.00
5.C5
74.30
74.82
60.00
S2.63
4.00
5.00
8.00
5.00
2.00
LOUISVILLE STATE AID TOLL
BRIDGE FUND
Earl A. Mavfield, salary, toll
man, April, 1935 S C5.00
C. P. Busche, salarj', relief
toll man, 6 days 10.80
John II. Busche, salary, toll
man, April, 1935
C. F. Wheeler, salary, toll
man, 25 days, April
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., ser
vice to Louisville bridge
Nebraska Power Co., service to
Louisville bridge
ro.oo
4.84
8.09
RECOVERING FROM OPERATION
Miss Anna Hofacker, of near Cedar
Creek, was operated on Wednesday
at the St. Catherine's hospital at Om
aha, this being a very serious oper
ation. The patient however, has
showed favorable reaction to the se
vere ordeal and is now reported as
doing Just as well as possible under
the circumstances. The many friends
are trusting that she may soon be
able to regain her health and to re
turn home.
W. E. Rikli of near Ashland, was
in the city Saturday and while here
was a pleasant caller at the Journal
to renew his subscription to the
semi-weekly edition of the paper.
Phone the news to Wo. C.
LADIES TOGGERY
. e L 1 I )
"All-Way" Stretch,
but It Will NOT
Allow Hips To
Spread
The all-way-stretch clast :c back
has a center panel of one-way-'
stretch elastic for extra hip
control. The front of the gar
ment is fine cotton batisre,
while the uplift top is of lace
Perfect for the "little woman"
Scroo
type.
GOSSARD
