THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1938,
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE FIVE
Commissioners
Set Budget for
the Fiscal Year
Estimate Total cf $292,333.16 Need
ed to Carry on County Busi
ness for 12 Months.
During their May sessions. Cass
County Commissioners accepted -the
report of the three Commissioners,
feting in the capacity of a budget
committee under the terms of the
new "County Budget Law" of 1937,
determining: the total need for all
purposes to conduct the affairs of
the county during; the fiscal year to
he 5292. "33. 16 and estimating the
sources of revenue required to raise
tl-.at sum. Final hearing on adoption
of the budget was set for June 6, to
allow time for the posting and pub
lication of the estimates.
Topping the budget estimate is
?97.ir3 OS for C.eneral fund. Next in
gross amounts are: County Highway
fund. $39. iiOO.Od; Drag fund. $3S,
."iMUMi; poor Relief fund. $33,383.
0; Bridge fund. $29,000.00; Com
inirsioners' Road fund. $20,000.00;
Head fund, $17,500.00; Mothers
Pension fund. $4. Otto. 00 and Soldiers'
Relief fund, $1,000.00. Deficiency i
appropriations include $6,912.31 to
take up overdraft in General fund,
end $5.3S4.17 to take up overdraft
in Poor Relief fund.
The sources of income in order of
their amounts are: Balance 1937
Tax Levy. due. $127,051.45; Gaso
line Tax, $45,000.00; 193S Tax Levy
for deficit, $43,212.92; Cash Bal
ances, various funds. $29,668.79;
Auto License fees. $19,000.00; Fees
of County Officials. $17,400.00; De
linquent Taxes. $8,000.00 and Mis
cellaneous collection's. $3,000.00.
Application of Ned V. Blakesley
for a retail on and off sale beer
license for business to be operated
at Lake Park, near South Bend Vil
lage, was disapproved.
Balance of the time was spent in
consideration and allowance of claim
bills, as follows:
MOTHERS' PENSION FUND
Mrs. Cleo Capper, Mother's
Pension for May, 193S $ 35.00
Maggie Herrington. same 18.00
Catherine Falk. same 13.00
Mrs. Anna Pittman. same 30.00
Mrs. Lucille Gaines, same 15.00
Oretchen Simmons, same '20.00
Maggie Holcomb. same 25.00
Mrs. May Hunter, same 30.00
Mrs. Mary McFarland, same- 7.50
Marie Richards, same 15.00
Lcatha B. Reeves, same 15.00
Minnie Eledge. same 35.00
Elsie K. Tweton. same 20.00
Edna Marie Greene, same 7.50
GENERAL FUND
C. E. Ledgway. Clerk of Dist.
Court, fee bill. State vs.
Ardra Chappel $
R. R. Yates, supplies to the
County Clerk
John Boetel. drayage to the
court house
Gamble Store, supplies to the
V. Y. quarry
Miles Allen, salary, April
R. Y. Edwards, mileage, de
livering commodities. April
O. F. Smalley, hair cuts to
jail inmates
Weeping Water Republican,
printing April proceedings
J. A. Capwell, salary and
stamps. April
Mary Jane Mark, salary for
month of April
C. E. Ledgway, same
Helen AY. "Warner, same
Lillian G. White, salary and
xpense. April
Georgia White, salary April
A. H. Duxbury, same
Minnie Hild. same
John E. Turner, same
Ruth Patton. same
Henry T. Woster same
Geo. L. Farley, salary and
mileage. April
C.iss L. Sylvester, same
John Kopp, salary, April
Ruby Puis clerical work for
County Assessor
Avis Sylvester, clerical work
for Sheriff. April
Elmer Hallstrom salary and
mileage, April
Harry Nielsen, salary. April
II. C. Backemeyer. salary and
mileace, April
II. Sylvester, salary, mileage,
jailor fees and mileage for
month of April
Alpha C. Peterson, salary,
mileage and expense. April
Marie E. Kaufmann. salary
and mileage, April
Leona Schmidtmann. reading
8th grade papers
Marie Kaufmann. same
Ethel Seiver. same
Thelma Olson, same
Ruby Lester, same
Jce Kvapil. help in exami
nation room
R. D. Fitch. Jr., surveying
and office work
R. D. Fitch. Jr.. mileage and
office supplies
Warren F. Taylor, assisting
purveyor
Ivan Deles Dernier, seed com
to county farm
Blanche Hall, salary, April
Albert Olbon. same
Norma A. Thompson, service
to Fdrm Sec. office. April--Lincoln
Tel. L- Teles. Co..
service to court house and
county farm
9.95
2.00
3.35
.65
50.00
93.0S
2.50
21.44
111.33
32.50
166.67
8 3.33
125.42
93.34
1S3.33
90.00
166.67
104.17
95. S3
109.50
145.50
50.00
42.75
24.00
110.55
100.00
108.90
337.50
181. 7S
61. S5
11.28
4.66
11.00
7.08
4.56
2.25
168.00
33.50
IS. 00
14.00
104.17
CO. 00
30.00
Mrs. H. J. Amgwert, fees as
local registrar, first quarter,
193S
"W. G. Boedeker, same
Minnie Brendel, same
B. I. Clements, same
L. D. Dieter, M. D., same
L. C. Marvin, same
Geo. 11. Olive, same
Estella L. Rutherford, same
Mrs. Clo O. Shaffer, same
A. R. Stander, same
E. M. Stewart, same
L. R. Upton, same
Roy M. Coatman. assessing:
Greenwood precinct, 1938-Iowa-Nebr.
Light & Power
Co.. service to court house,
jail, farm and implement
building
Louisville Courier, supplies
to County Judge
A. H. Duxbury. Co. Judge,
fees. County Court, State vs.
Freeman et al
H. Sylvester, Sheriff, same
and mileage
Bert Grabisch, fees State vs.
Novels
Mary Grabisch, same
Frances McCart. fees, State
vs. G. Brittain
Patricia Cloidt. same
Shirley Seiver, same
Jarvis Lancaster, same
Don Brittain, same
Claude P. Hensel. Sheriff, fees
in re Shropshire children--Cass
County Treasury, for
stamps and expense, April-
F. L. Cummins, stamps to the
County Superintendent
The Elmwood Leader-Echo,
supplies to Co. Treasurer.
Cass Co. Farm Bureau, sal
ary and expense, April
Plattsmouth Water Corp.,
service to court house
Plattsmouth Bakery, bread to
county farm
R. W. Knorr, mdse. to county
farm and jail
Leland L. Laase. mileage for
transported CCC boys
W. N. Brink, feed to county
farm
Kroehler Hardware, mdse. to
court house, county farm--W.
H. Puis, salary, mileage.
stationery and stamps
Minnie L. Puis, clerical work
for Co. Assessor, April
William Atchison, bailiff first
week, April term Dist. Court
H. C. Backemeyer. stamps.
stationery and phone, April
K-B Printing Co.. supplies to
Register of Deeds, Clerk and
County Superintendent
Omaha Printing Co.. supplies
to Co. Assessor for 193 8
Omaha Printing Co., same
State Journal Printing Co..
supplies to Reg. of Deeds,
Clerk of Dist. Court and
County Clerk
Milburn & Scott Co., Inc..
sup. to Co. Supt
Remington Rand. Inc.. add'g
mch. to Commodity Clerk
L. C. Smith & Corona Type
writer Co., typewriter to the
County Judge
Frost. Congdon & O'Hara, for
audit of county officers' ac
counts. 1937 .
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co,
maintenance service on Co.
Treasurer's machine
Omaha Printing Co.. supplies
to County Assessor
Clyde Jackson, for trees and
planting, court house and
jail yard
Taige Pencil Co., supplies to
County Clerk
Paige Pencil Co., supplies to
Sheriff
Fetzer Shoe Co., shoes to the
county farm
Tidball Lumber Co.. lumber
and coal to county farm
Bates Book Store, supplies to
county offices
State Journal Printing Co..
supplies to Clerk of Dist.
Court
C. E. Wescott's Sons, mdse.
to county farm
Weyrich & Hadraba, medi-
- cine to county farm
Stamps. Assistance office
Standard Blue Print Co., for
supplies to Co. Surveyor
Farney Cafe, meals to jurors
Stewart's Cafe, same
E. A. Wurl, mdse. to county
farm
Milburn & Scott Co., Inc., for
supplies to Co. Supt
F. G. Fricke Co.. mdse. to
jail and county farm
Standard Oil Co., gas to the
county farm
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co,
repairs to machine in Coun
ty Judge's office
Carl's Market, mdse. to the
county farm
Plattsmouth Journal, supplies
and printing
Geo. R. Sayles, salary and
expense, April
1.25
2.50
1.25
1.00
.25
1.50
1.50
6.50
.25
1.00
.75
1.00
147.84
94.51
14.50
23.00
150.09
C.60
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.10
1.00
1.23
112. 4S
12.00
12.50
191.92
15.50
19.34
1.45
14.05
13.25
SI. 76
61. SS
22.50
19.00
7.64
157.81
437.20
74.32
153. 5S
40.91
75.50
126.68
225.00
27.60
13.25
6.50
I
11. SI
6.65
3.49
117.34
17.55
7.35
13.15
2.35
C.00
4.00
7.60
7. SO
67.57
79. S7
10.42
4.56
4.00
11.70
140.15
105.60
POOR RELIEF FUND
Louisville Pharmacy, medi
cine to Chas. Gray $ 3.00
Farmers Union Co-Op. Ass'n.
coal to poor, Nov.. Dec 4 3.68
Dr. G. J. Formanack, medical
service to poor, January to
April. 1938 26.75
Mrs. Rosa T. Fairfield, care
of Henry Ongh 10.00
E. It. Schulhof, repairs and
tuning piano. Recreation
Center 10.00
Mrs. Gus Brakhage, care of
Fred Brown 15.00
Andy's Garage, tire and tube
to C. Nichols 5.00
Mrs. John Leddy, care Frank
Fideline, April 12.00
Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power
Co., gas to sewing room 10.40
Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power
Co.. gas and lights to com
modity room 6.46
Stewart Cafe, meals to Kau
ble family 4.25
E J. Richey. lumber to sew
ing room - 1.S0
Dr. A. E. Johnson. X-ray to
J. Height 5.00
F. G. Fricke Co., mdse. to
poor and J. Hines,
Dr. N. D. Talcott. med. serv
ice to poor, April
Marcy & Co., amb. service,
Mrs. Osborne to hospital
Cappell Electric, repairs to
machinery, sewing room
Fronie Glaubitz, care of J.
Hines, April .
"Weyrich & Hadraba, medicine
to poor, April
C. E. Wescott's Sons, cloth
ing to poor
H. M. Soennichsen, mdse. to
sewing center and jail
Dr. R. P. Westover, medical
service to poor. April
G. G. Douglas. M. D., same
Bestor & Swatek Co., mdse.
to sewing center and court
house
Greth Garnett, salary and
mileage. April
L. W. Egenberger Agency,
rent commodity room, Apr.
L. W. Egenberger Agency,
rent
Dr. J. W. Brendel. med. ser
vice to poor, April
Dr. P. T. Heineman. dental
service
Frank M. Rice, rent
Bryan Memorial Hospital for
care H. Ingwerson
St. Joseph Hospital, care of
A. Fellows
J. C. Ridnour Co.. mdse. to
sewing center
Dan C. Brown, repair chairs
for sewing center
Bishop Clarkson Mem. Hosp.,
care of Paul Dean
Charles H. Arnold, M. D.. for
prof, service H. Buckholtz
F. J. Murray, prof, service to
A. Jorgensen
R. W. Tyson. M. D., medical
service to poor. April
L. N. Kunkel. M. D.. same
Wilbur Mansfield, gas for
wood project
Tlatts. Loan & Bldg. Ass'n.
rent for sewing room April
and lights. Dec. to March.
inclusive
Miss Edith Caddy, care Mrs.
Williams
O. E. Liston. M. D.. medical
services to poor, April
L. B. Egenberger, prov. to
poor. December
Atlantic Fruit & Grocery,
same
Jones Cash Grocery, same..
Hart & Co., same
Tutt & Brubacher. same
E. J. Richey, coal to poor,
December
Lorenz Bros., prov. to poor.
December
Bothwell Grocery, same
Mrs. Frank M. Rice. same
C. E. Wescott's Sons, cloth
ing to poor, December
Geo. E. Nickles. coal to poor.
December
W. H. Zabel. provisions to
poor. December
F. H. Nichols, same and
clothing
Sheldon's Store, provisions
to poor. December
T. W. Engles Lumber Co.,
coal to poor. December
Marshall's Store, clothing to
poor. December
Tidball Lumber Co.. coal to
poor, December
Knud Jensen, provisions to
poor, December
J. H. Steffens. same
Millers Trading Posts, same.
Rihn &- Greene, same
Morris Grocery, same
H. H. Becker, same
E. J. Richey, coal to poor,
December
J. W. Banning, same
Carl's Market, prov. to poor,
December
Font Wilson, milk
C. H. Gibson, prov. to poor.
December
Mrs. F. G. Hull, provisions
to poor. December
Searle & Chapin Lumber Co.,
coal to poor, December
A. O. Ault prov.. December-
F. J. Knecht, prov., Dec
H. M. Soennichsen, prov. and
clothing. December
E. A. Wurl, prov. to poor,
December
Ralph Wagner, milk
Y. Trumble. prov. and cloth
ing. December
Theo. Harms, prov. to poor.
December
Cloidt Lumber Co., coal to
poor, December
Searle & Chapin Lumber Co.,
coal to poor. Dec
Binger Lumber & Coal Co.,
coal to poor. Dec
Geo. H. Sell, same
Allen's Cash Store, prov. to
poor, December
Mullen's Market, same
Mae Y. Nelson, same
Chas. Ward, kerosene. Dec.
C. H. Finley. prov. to poor.
December ,
Hinky-Dinky Store, same
Plattsmouth Hotel, lodeing
for Kauble family
16.17
44.75
10.00
1.50
20.00
5.74
1.45
55.31
27.00
23.00
2.35
115.50
12.50
6.00
10.00
2.00
15.00
126.55
98.80
220.25
5.60
22.10
50.00
50.00
45.50
6 3. 7 o
4.39
36. 5S
10.00
27.25
137.75
20.00
S.00
5.00
39.00
57.25
13.50
5.50
27.00
4.45
24.90
13.00
56.00
30.00
IS. 64
7.00
145.50
66.25
40.00
10.00
40.00
4 5.00
10.00
10.50
11.20
54.00
3.10
146.50
23.50
24.45
36.19
o
J O. 4 it
609.96
70.00
1.00
32.00
S.00
9.00
5.93
3 5.95
29.25
90.25
15 6.75
21.00
1.S0
5.50
1027.26
5.50
ROAD FUND
James C. Hoschar. for road
work, RD No. 10 $ 33.05
C. W. Stoehr, road work in
RD No. 1 120.00
Louie F. Hennings, road wk.,
RD No. 2 58.80
Don Parish, salary, storage
and expense. April, RD 15 105.45
Roy Comstock, road work and
expense, RD No. 5 71.50
Frank Koziol, road work in
RD No. 4 66.75
Wm. Kitzel. road work, RD
No. 6 103.50
Louis Schmidt, road wk. and
expense, RD No. 7 37.15
Bert H. Lytle, road work.
storage and exp.. RD 16 114.00
Highway Equip. & Sup. Co.,
cutting blade. RD 15 S.SS
Lincoln Steel Works, 2 grad
er blades. RD 15 28.32
Red Giant Oil Co.. one-half
drum oil. RD 6 15. SO
Wm. Hcilig, Jr., mac.li. wk.
on tractor, RD 16 50.00
u a
E. J. Richey, lumber, RD 1
S. "S. Petersen, blacksmith
work, RD 5
Carl Compton, road work,
RD No. 14
Jay H. Austin, road work,
RD No. 11
John Black, cutting brush,
RD No. 11
Fred Koehler, road work,
RD No. 9
Clyde V. Fleshman, road
work, RD No. 12
A. A. Schoeman. road work,
RD No. 3
Louie Allgayer, Jr., for road
work, RD No. 13
Anchor Oil Corp., oil. RD
No. 11
Elmwood Motor Co.. labor
and supplies, RD 14
Kunz Bros. Garage, welding.
RD No. 13
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas and
oil. RD 16
Binger Lumber & Coal Co.,
lumber and supplies. RD 9
Binger Lumber & Coal Co..
same. RD 8
Binger Lumber & Coal Co ,
same. RD 14
Philip Spangler, for dragging
roads. RD 14 j
Trunkenbolz Oil Co.. gas and
oil. RD 7
J. Y. Stradley & Sons, labor
and repairs. RD 6
A. O. Ault. supplies. RD 2
Lincoln Road Equip. Co.. re
pairs and supplies. RD 9
Rees Machine & Sup. Co.. for
machine work. RD 6
Standard Oil Co.. gas and
supplies. RD 6
Standard Oil Co., gas and
supplies, RD 2
Standard Oil Co., gas and
supplies. RD 5
Lincoln Road Equip. Co.. re
pairs and supplies. RD fi
Standard Oil Co., gas and
supplies, RD 15
BRIDGE FUND
C. Y. Stoehr. bridge work$
James C. Hoschar. same
Louis Schmidt, same
Louie F. Hennings, same
Fred Koehler. same
A. A. Schoeman. same
Louie Allgayer, Jr., same
J. I. Fitch, same
E. J. Richey, lumber
Kroehler Hardware, hdw
Julius Engelkemeier. posts
M. L. Evans, driving piling
Farmers Union Co-Op. Ass'n.
posts
Capital Bridge Co., culverts
and bands
Lincoln Steel Works, steel
for bridce
West Transfer, drayape
Bincer Lumber & Coal Co.,
mdse. to W. W. quarry
T. W. Engles Lumber Co.,
lumber and supplies
T. AY. Engles Lumber Co..
lumber and supplies
Cloidt Lumber Co., lumber..
Darling Transfer, posts
Geo. E. Nickles. lumber
Crane. Curyea & Murtey. for
lumber and supplies
D. Ray Frans. lumber
Searle Chapin Lumber Co.,
lumber and supplies
1
104
39
10
49
9
20
40
4
5
61
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1.
44
25
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75
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35
50
55
50
36
60
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12
93
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85
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62
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501.
28.
15.
6.
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16.
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16
8
12.
51
5
6
56
15
217
211.
38.
97.
175.
42.
138
40.
168.
154
24.
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76
38
49
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30
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5 5
.60
25
. 7 5
85
60
.10
.50
,75
.00
.99
.30
03
3 4
20
.87
3 2
on
28
79
stone 2.00
John Finkle, graderman, HG
No. 5 103.70
W. O. Martin, engineman on
HG No. 5 106.10
A-W Co., Inc., repairs 6.64
Granville Heebner, hardware
and supplies 12.09
Iowa-Nebr. Light & Power
Co., service, Union patrol.. 1.25
Eugene Ludwick, blacksmith
work 16.40
John Little, team hire 1.50
Crane, Curyea & Murtey, for
bolts 1.20
Anton Auerswald, blacksmith
work j9.35
Penn. Consumers Oil Co., gas 33.15
Penn. Consumers Oil Co., gas
to quarry 22.39
Keckler Oil Co.. gas and sup. 131.94
Union Yillage, water service
to patrol 2.25
Jacohsen Welding Co., re
pairs 29.00
COMMISSIONER'S ROAD FUND
Third District
D-A Lubricant Co.. oil $ 15.80
A-W Co.. Inc.. repairs S.10
Lincoln Road Equip. Co.. for
repairs and supplies 721.98
Chris J. Elgaard, hardware. 31.04
Penn. Consumers Oil Co., gas 6 7.15
Keckler Oil Co.. gas and sup
plies 91.21
Jacobsen Welding Co.. for
repairs 22.00
Harry C. Schaefer. grader
man and exp.. HG No. 4 71.70
James C. Lytle. engineman
and exp.. HG No. 3 87.24
Earl Elliott, graderman. HG
No. 3 S2.21
David K. Ebersole, salary as
crusher operator, mileage.- 72.50
Chris J. Elgaard. hardware
and supplies 145.1-
D-A Lubricant Co., oil and
grease 4 1. . 4
Gate City Iron Works for 2
channel irons 13.21
Gate City Iron Works, for
reinforcing bars 11.4-
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co.,
service to W. W. quarry.- 7.65
Barton-Warner Products, Inc.
explosives 18.9-
Arthur Wiles. 816 yds. rock- 40. SO
H. "W. Christensen. engine
man. HG No. 4 and exp 91. 3S
46.24
COMMISSIONER'S DRAG Fl
First District
Louie F. Hennings. for drag
ging roads $
Frank Read, salary. April--
Floyd Fulton, salary and ex
pense. April
Kroehler Hardware. hdwe.
Chas. C. Barnard, repairs to
tractor
Lincoln Tel. & Telec. Co.. for
service and instrument to
quarry No. 2
Grant Hackenberg. building
rent for patrol
Miller-Hasselbalc h Co., re
pairs Plattsmouth State Bank. May
installment, truck contract- 3
ND
18.60
41.25
6 8.50
14.21
1.00
7.10
4.00
52.79
66.53
COMMISSIONER'S DRAG FUND
Second District
Trunkenbolz Oil Co.. gas and
oil ".15
Jay H. Austing. for dragging
roads
Louie Allgayer. Jr.. same
S. D. Rockwell, same
Highway Equip. & Sup. Co.,
repairs
Lincoln Road Equip Co.. re
pairs and supplies 19.0
42.00
42.50
31.00
5.4 5
COMMISSIONER S DRAG FUND
Third District
Elmer Bennett, for draggng
roads 5
Wm. Schuelke, same
Louis Schmidt, same
Peter Pedersen. same
Continental Oil Co.. gas and
supplies
S.25
s.so
41.40
9.90
COMMISSIONER'S ROAD FUND
First District
Dewey C. Reed, salary for
mont h of April '
Ray Campbell, same
Continental Oil Co.. gas and
supplies
The Baum Iron Co.. cable.
Anchor Oil Corp.. grease gun
Texaco Service Station, gas
Cloidt Service, gas. supplies
Albert Funke. drayage
Bestor & Swatek Co., mdse.
to implement building
Tidball Lumber Co.. lumber
Standard Oil Co.. gas and
sunnlies
Claude A. Ruse Motor Co., for
suDDlies
Bauer Auto & Supply Co. for
labor and repairs 109.90
John Iverson. labor and ma
terial 8.40
75.00
75.00
111.65
13.98
12.95
1.40
3.56
.50
4.60
2.52
COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND
Frank Read, salary April $
John R. Chriswisser, same.
Herman Wohlfarth, salary
and storaee. April
Oscar E. Dowler. salary for
April
Fred Rneter. salary and stor
age for April
Geo. Small, same and exp
Ray Rouse, same and snow
fence work
Joe Sheehan. salary, April--Auto
Electric Service Co., for
repairs
Lincoln Road Equip. Co.. for
supplies
Sinclair Refining Co., diesel
fuel
C. F. Reichart. patrol stor
age. April
Carl O. Zaiser. tire repairs
and oil
McCarty Oil Co.. diesel fuel
San ford Homan. salary, stor
age and expense
L. Neitzel. supplies
Sheldon's Store, patrol stor
age. Mar. 19 to April 28
Tidball Lumber Co.. lumber-
Miller Sand & Gravel Co., for
jrravel and trucking
Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co., for
gas and oil
F. J. Knecht. gas
R. W. Newkirk, oil
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas and
oil
J. Y. Stradley & Sons, labor
and repairs
Lincoln Road Equip. Co.. re
pairs and supplies
Nebraska Power Co., service
to Patrol No. 3 1.20
Penn. Consumers Oil Co.. gas 144.50
Giles Oil Co.. gas and oil 31.06
S. D. Rockwell, for dragging
roads
Reese Machine & Sup: Co.,
machine work
Standard Oil Co., gas and
supplies
Lincoln Road Equip. Co., re
pairs and supplies
Jacohsen Welding Co.. re
pairs Bauer Auto & Sup. Co., for
labor and repairs to coun
ty machinery
67.50
72.50
67.50
71.50
56.20
S4.25
60.00
4.70
51. SS
60.11
5.00
41. S2
43.45
69.00
1.90
6.25
S2.56
336.00
S2.50
43.99
34.02
81.59
3.60
23.59
by her mother, Mrs. F. II. Gorder,
she having a brother, H. W. Tool
residing there, which will also add
to the pleasure of the time spent
there.
Weeping Water
Elmer Michelsen and family were
in Omaha a lew days ago where they
spent the day looking after some
business matters.
There has been great rejoicing
over the fact that a brand new baby
boy has come to" the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Taylor to make his home.
Mrs. Henry Frizzle has been at
an Omaha hospital where she is be
ing treated and is under observation
to ascertain the condition of her
health.
Miss Ruth Wade, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Wade of Weeping j tained. The loresome. however is
Water has accepted a posit ion as sales i only four, but in this case one was
lady in the Michelsen. new Ben ; .K(jt.tj. Miss Anna Hart, who i.s a
Entertain Friends for Dinner.
Mrs. Edna Shannon and sister.
Miss Mable Dudley, were hostesses
last Thursday to a very delightful
dinner party in the evening for Edith
Clizbe. Edith Itatncur and Miss Anna
Hubbard.
Entertained Foresome.
This is commonly the case, but
in this case there were five enter-
Franklin store.
A roller skating
cently opened in the
the Philpot building
rink was re
upper story of
which is just
now enjoying a good business, as
many ae becoming skating fans.
Miss Dorothy Koester of Lincoln
was a guest of her friend. Miss
Mamie Michelsen of Weeping Water
for over the week-end. the young
ladies, both enjoying the visit very
nicely.
Mrs. Maybelle Brockman. v,Ke of
Arthur Brockman. was taken to the
Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln
where she is being treated for ulcers
of the stomach, and is in very ser
ious condition.
Perry Wright of Weeping Water
who has charge of the building and
installation of the government sani
tary uints for Cass county, was in
Union last Monday arranging for
the installation of a number cf these
units.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Binger and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack P.olz were plear-ed
to entertain Miss Margaret Kimmell
at their home Friday ,and Saturday
forenoon of last week. Miss Kimmell.
who is a school teacher, was here
from her home at Morrill. Kansas.
John Petersen and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Michel, all of Om
aha, were guests for the day last
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Michelsen. The visitors were
long time friends of the Michelsen
family when the latter made their
home in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Knude Jensen who
have been in the west for the past
two weeks v here they are visiting
the brother of Mr. Jensen and as
well at the homes of their two daugh
ters and' where they enjoyed the
vacation to the limit, arrived home
Friday of last week well pleased with
the short vacation.
Mrs. G. R. Binger and daughter.
Mrs. John Bolz and their son. Roger
were guests at the Kimmell-Wagner
wedding at Lincoln last Saturday at
4 o'clock in the afternoon at the
Warren Methodist church. In the ar
rangements there was provided five
bridesmaids and five ushers. Over 200
guests attended the wedding.
Mrs. Wm. Hislop and daughter,
Joyce and son of Omaha and Mrs.
George Bineline, also of Omaha, the
former Mrs. Hislop sister of Mrs.
Elmer Michaelsen and Mrs. Bineline.
her mother, were spending last Sun
day at the Michelsen home where
they all enjoyed a very happy visit
and as well an excellent dinner.
member of the organized body, was
hostess and provided a very fine sup
per for the girls who were herself.
Miss Agnes Rough, Mrs. Joan Carter,
Mrs. And. w Olscn.
Makes Lily Pool.
A. H. Ja.obson did some excavation
at the rear of his house which many
people were guessing just what it
was to be. but none could guess.
The 'purpose vras finally divulged
when the work was completed and
did not make a bottom as was neces
sary, the excavation was for a lily
pool, and a dandy one it was only
it lacked a "bottom to hold water.
Another series of maneuvers will
have to be bad to remedy the defects.
Building Goin?; On.
There were a number of workmen
at work on the foundation for th;
new telephone building which i.s to
grace the lot next to the new build
ing just erected for the Blackbird
store now occupied by C. H. Findley.
With the work going on so rapidly
it will not be long before another
building has been erected to fill the
gap left by the fire.
2.00
9.40
121.31
244.09
7.50
42.35
Observe Anniversary.
Five years ag last Sunday Mrs.
Pauline Mogensen and Mr. Chris J.
Elgaard were united in marriage
jand have been quietly residing in
Weeping Water since, and as the
J fifth anniversary of their wedding
'came around, their friends Gathered
j to the number of 135 and assisted
j in the celebration of the event. A
most enjoyable time.
5-t;bscribfe for the Journal.
BE SURE TO GET AN
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COUNTY ASSISTANCE AD
MINISTRATION FUND
Rita Libershal. clerical work
for Assist. Director. April$ 45.00
Lillian Sedlak. same 55.00
Paul Yandervoort. II. salary
and mileage. April SI. 04
Bates Book Store, supplies to
Assistance office 8.4 5
Stamps, Assistance Director. 10.00
Stamps, Assistance Director. 10.00
Stamps. Assistance Director. 10.00
Ellen Sundstrom, salary and
mileage, April 90.45
Bestor & Swatek Co.. sup. to
Assistance office .60
Leland L. Laase. mileage for
Assistance office 41.15
AID
; 87.44
.40
COMMISSIONER'S ROAD FUND
Second District
Herman Dall. blacksmithing
work
$
Eli Keckler. craderman. HG
No. 2 S5.36
John Gruber, engineman. 1IG
No. 2 S3. 75
Miller-Hassclbalch Co.. re
pairs ;'i.so
Nicholas Klaurens, building
LOUISVILLE STATE
BRIDGE" FUND
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for
service to bridge $
Nebraska Power Co., service
to bridge
John H. Busche. salary for
April, toll taker
Earl A. Mayfield, same
C. F. Wheeler same
Cloidt Lumber Co., coal to
toll house
4.84
7.50
70.00
65.00
65.00
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MOUSE TRICKS POLICE CHIEF
CLEVELAND (UP Although
caught in the act of stealing Police
Chief George J. Matowitz's bird seed
Tor hungry sparrows, the thief
scrambled through the chief's fingers
and escaped. The thief v as a mouc.
Phone news Items to Wo. G.
To Attend School at Denver.
Miss Helen Gorder, a teacher, will
attend summer school in Denver this
summer, combining the school ses
sion with a vacation in the mountain
country. She will be accompanied
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