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riATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE SIX
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1919.
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THE USUAL DINNER
THANKSGIVING DAY
Murray Department
THE W. H. PULS
Hardware
I f tny of Uip readrrs of the
Journal knnr of eity soeifcl
vi m or iii'in of lnu-irsi. In
t,Ms v ioli.lt j-. anil will mad
jMni to iliis oltire. it will ao-IK-ar
uii'K r this ti'adiir.
want all newt.riiii Eujtou
Lewiston Ladies Promise to be On
Hand with the Big Eats and
Social Festivities.
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
On
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JW Children
m to Save W m
M Start the kiddies Wy W
W right by making them U fej
tvant to save their money. iEf
A personal savings account in tSrv if
W a high-class banking institu- -"
tion like this, where children AV-J
are given the proper attention
Sv anL encouragement to han-
Xv die their own finances llijr
Nf is a good start in the
JiJy right direction. One WL
fX"Tfv:V;.C dollar opens an account. s?5ig -reA-LUpj
fa SnfntvHnncstvCourtesv Service
rn
Four per cent interest on time deposits.
Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law.
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MURRAY
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All butiness transactions held in strict confidence
Your Personal Bank.
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Huy your aprons at the bazaar on
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."!?. and Mrs. l-;ri:;-t t'arrol! v.vc
:-i;ir. , 1 1 -. i ; i folks ii: Murray over
S.i. .J ay.
.u;cnV annual Thank Offering
r Pr . 1 yt ri.m church on .'ovcm
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Plan to attend the annual bazaar
r.t the Murray Presbyterian churc'n
in ;; 'ni'"r ;th.
Mer-dams K. S. Tutt and O. A.
Ij.ivis were visiting with friends in
; ittii; onth lat Tuesday.
Coin i? to Murray for your dinner
tfi DcifKibf r t;th and do Christmas
shopping at the Pi esbyf erian bazaar.
Mr. V. M. Hendricks departed
for Plain view and other points on
lust Saturday. Her daughter, Mrs.
'"hark- Carroll accompanied her as
far as Omaiia.
If you are not a subscriber lo the
Dc'Iy Journal let us enter your name
on our subscription list.
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AUCTIONEER
ASays Ready for Sale
Dates far or near.
RATES REASONABLE
SATISFACTION OR 110 PAY1
REVERSE ALL CALLS
Telephone 1511 Mnmiy Exo lanpe
are
a-ing to take vour
Mire, you
Thanksgiving dinner with the Per
iston ladic.
The very best of everything will
le served at Lewnton for the big
Thanksgiving dinner.
Joseph Tilon. who has been sick
;i? his home for several days r.a-t. i
reported as being greatly iiuprov.;d.
J. A. Hoot and fr.mily and I'.. A.
Knot were visiting in Louisville lat
Sunday, being quests of their brcth-
r. Allen Hoot and family.
The Lewiston ladies expect to
ycu on Thanksgiving. They are pre
paring a bis dinner for you and
your family. Please do not disap
point them.
Remember th" big Thanksgiving
dinner at Lewiston. Evfrything g-.xjd
to eat will be found there. Turkey
dinner and oyster supper. You art
invited to be present.
I-'or Sale: l'ure bred Imroe Jersey
boars. Grown under natural farm
conditions. Look at dams and sire
and see what they are. Searl S.
Davis. Murray, Nebr. r.20-:itw.
Mrs. Martha Peaumeister came
down last Tue-day to do some sew
ing for the people at Murray, where
she is frequently called, having al
ready done much sewing for the peo
ple here.
Albert Jones, the drayman, moved
Tuesday from the :-!ore building
owned by J. V. Holmes to the Con
nelly property on the cast side fi
the Missouri Pacific tracks.
Outing Gowns!
These are in a big demand right now, and as a
matter of fact are a little hard to find in the market,
but we have them and for every member of the family:
Ladies' Outing Gowns, collarless, band cuff, white silk
stitchine around yoke, neat stripe patterns; sizes
15 to 17 $2.25
Mioses Stripe Patterns, collarlesr, band cuffs, age
4 to 6 $1.25
Misses same as above, only sges 8 to 14 $1.50
Men's Outing Gowns, large and roomy, and good
heavy fleezing; sizes 15 to 18 $2.25
Hiatt & Tutt.
MURRAY,
NEBRASKA
A box supper will be Riven by
the Murray school Xov. Every
body is, invited. . '21
Messrs. Zach Shrader and Mont
Shrader shipped a car of sheep to
the Omaha markets last Monday.
Dr. (J. H. C.ilmore and V. J. Phil
pot were lookini;" after sonu' busi
ness matters in Plattsmouth on la-t
Tuesday.
J. W. Cox. living near Xehawka.
has been very sick at his home for
rc-veral days, but is showing much
i in pro vein en t of late.
C II. Eodeker is spending tiii
week in Texas, where he is looking
after some business matters and vis
iting with friends for a short time.
Don Arries was a visitor in Mur
ray for a short time looking at'ti r
some business matters. lie drove
down from bis home at Plat t Miiout h.
Edward Slocum, living north -i
town, has bi'eii feeling poorly for ::
ccnsiderable !:; rth of time, but i
reported as btiug much improved of
late.
George Y. Shrader, who !us !x . a
conlined to !;i-; bed for .-'V i .il !.. -is
reported :s being mucli in;p:ved
and able to be up a part if the time
once more.
G. H. Minford is constructing a
large concrete plafi'orni en vhich 1:
i 1 1 feed his h : s. keeping the fed
out of the mud and prei'.vU!:g i'
fro tu d.'.iiitt
Y. G. 1! ;..:.4.T !i.i been spen 1
ii'i' roii-i'U rat.i of iiuo up a',
i'l.itt-niout !i ti: I- wi-k, lie luinu a
lu.T.tber of the jury panel at t'i'1
X( vtml.or term of court.
Frank L. Slieldon and Mike Kiai-.
of ii'.-nr X 'viwk i. w-r; visior f'u
a vj:'Tt tiin- in Mitrray last Til' -day
ioj ?l:e:r v. ay to Omaha, v.i.tr.-tii'-y
were 1 o : i i . g after oi::e busi
ness matters.
Searl Davis received a car lo;.d
Henry Ci earner shipped a car cf
hoes to the South Omaha stock mar
ket last Tuesday.
Morion Part let t and Dr. J. F.
Hiendel were looking after some
business at the county seat the first
of the week, having driving up in
Dr. Premiers (ar.
The Capital Piidgc company. of
Lincoln, is constructing a concrete
;culveit at the lean M in ford corner
ta.-t of .Murray, which will add much
I to the condition of the read at that
j place w hen the work is completed
and t lie grading done.
Fred Cond n. who is employed
with the Oldham farms, accompan
ied Ben Xoell to the stock market
at X bral.a City last Tuesday with
a truck load of hogs, which were
sold to the packing house. The trip
w.i-. !! !!"' with the auto truck of
Mr. Puis.
B?x Social and Program
A1 Xew Hope school, 2 miles
w t and 1 south of Murrav. Xo-
' vemher 2 1. Everybody come. La
i dies please bring boxes.
ESTHER MCKDOCH,
Teacher.
The ladies of Lewiston are pre
paring the ninth annual Thanks
giving dinner to be given at Lewis
ton on Thanksgiving day.
The proceeds of this dinner will
be used for putting the cemetery
and church in repair. Every one in
terested in the Lewiston cemetery
will be expected to contribute. The
! dinner served will consist cf turkey
nnd all the trimmings, eueh as sal
ads, pies, vegetables cf all kinds and
every known good thing to eat.
Kev. V. A. Taylor will conduct
services at 11 a. in. and the after
noon will be devoted to a general
good time, visiting with the old
friends whom you have not met un
der similar circumstances since the
dinner of last year.
At 0 p. m., an oyster supper will
he served.
Plan to attend. Plan to give. Plan
to assist in making this a successful
dinner as have been those preceding
it in years past.
(Continued on Page S.)
For Sale.
li. P. Kock cockerels $2.f.O and $3
each. Mrs. Win. Troop, Nehawka,
Xeb. It
Will HOLD REVIVAL CAM
PAIGN tt iOfMY FOB WIN
Mb
: SOULS TO CHRIST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH MEMBERSHIP PREPARING
TO INAUGURATE AN EXTENSIVE
EVANGELISTIC EFFORT
of" cattl ' a few
v ill fe.-d on hi :
W.it i r. driving t ;
nielia'ely ait.:
t he sf a ion ):;
W. 1 1. S::to7i.
lived in Murray
ing d i a- i
of the corn crop
dnys ar which
r:u n a r Yi . r.
em to hi ; !. .
:-f Phit'.-U'oiit!: ;
'at M' i i.l ay mo?
in the pi .
it the he'iiie of C
fj 0F.FRAY EXPENSES IS ALL RAISED
Rev. Levi W. Scott cf Plaltsmoutb Will Preach while Wife
Will Direct the Music Hoped That Much
Good May be Accomplished
th
IX Jun a:, who lives a short distanc
itorthv.est (f M-ttrray.
Geor;;e Xickt i--. of
L'anr.itig - Xb-",.. 1... wa
visitor in Dmalia and
last Mo:ida, at. both i f
looked
t:(
!:rm o
a bif-in"--
PlattMi!..Ot'
ilicii pi. u i
inaction o:
lflcr the
Fome 1 't-i:ie mat ters.
Dwi.-i:' Surface ard wiA, f near
Fnion. w re in ?,I".rray la Turs
bringitiir with them thei". littU
(laiiiihter who has been en the sic!
list, and consulting with Drs. F.i-:i-del
and Ur :!loi regarding the condi
tion of her health.
Walter Sans, who has been feed
ing a car of sheep on his farm east,
of town for some time, shipped them
to the Scuth Omaha market this
wfik having completed the fatten
ing process to a point where he could
realize handsomely on them.
County Surveyor Fred Patterson
Came down to Murray la-it Tuesday.
i.nd was met by Mr. Waleott of the
First National Lank of Weeping
Water with his car. and taken over
near Weeping Water, where he had
some surveying to do on the Tee
garden farm.
George Hild and family and Louis
Friedrieh ami family were visitors
in Murray last Monday being guest'
at the home of L. II. Puis. W. II.
Puis and Fred Hild for the day. and
returning home in the evening, after
having had a most enjoyable time
J w ith the relatives lure.
j Fred Hild lias been kepi busy for
;a yhort time past hauling sand from
! Murray to the farm f Otto Sehaelfer
j where a new home is being built.
On the return trips he hauls a load
of wheat to town for Mr. Schafier,
thereby killing the proverbial two
birds with one stone,
i Last Monday V.". A. Scott. the
; merchant, was compelled to go to
Plattsmouth to secure ice for his
wares, the weather remaining tooj
warm to asvure the goods he carries
against spoiling. This speaks veil,
tor the climate here, when one has j
to have ice in the winter time for'
their merchandise. Kunning a very
close competition with the south and
southwest.
KEV. SCOTT
Returns to Omaha Hospital
Last Tuesday Mrs. Fred Hild. who
has been feeling very badly, and
who has been run fined to her bed
for the pact more than a week, was
taken to Omaha for examination
and consultation with Dr. Lough
ridge. Her husband and Dr. P. F.
Biendel accompanied her to the city,
where she will remain at the Ford
hospital for sumo time.
! At a n.ee; ing of ihe official board of the Christian church
of Murray, composed of Elders B. A. Root and B. F. Bren
('! luvtI Deacons Charles Reed. Warren Wiley and Lee Kniss,
. held .Monday, it was concluded to hold a
I camDaiii lor the winning of souls to
Christ, and in their official capacity the
bcar:i took action toward raising the neces
eaiy fundi. Little difficulty was experi
enced in securing the necessary amount of
' tr.jncy lo defray the expenses, the follow
I ing morning, as the major portion of the
I needed sum was pledged at the meeting the
lr mi l . l - 1
evening belore. Mil that then remained
was to look after securing Rev. Scott of Plattsmouth to con
duct the campaign, with the assistance of his good wife, who
is to direct the musical program at the meetings, which has
since been done.
All the minute arrangements have been made, includ
ing the care of the church, the entertainment of the visiting'
evangelist and wife while in the city, etc., and everything is
in readiness for the opening of the meetings, which are to(
begin on next Sunday, November 23rd. The church will bej
heated at the beginning of the nheetings and the fire will not,
be allowed to go out during the continuance of the cam-;
paign. The enthusiasm with which the meetings will be
cr.rried on will be kept at such glowing heat as to rival the
constantly burning embers in the furnace.
The excellent success with which Rev. Scott was met
in his recent conduct of the evangelistic campaign at Nebras
ka City, which has only recently closed, convinced the mem
hers of the church here that he is the proper person to look
after the soul-salvation efforts in Murray. Mrs. Scott is r
very able musical director, and with the chorus which Mur
ray already possesses, and such additions as she may be able
to interest, some excellent sinorinsr is assured. In addition to
the chorus singing there will also be numerous special solo
and duet numbers
While the series of meetings is especially arranged for
the people of Murray and vicinity in general, a very cordial
and urgent invitation is extended to the members of other
churches in the community to participate in and lend aid to
the campaign. Irregardless of whether members of the
church or not they are invited to come and enjoy the ser
vices. Especially is this invitation extended to the members
of the Christian church at Plattsmouth, at which place Rev.
Scott is the resident pastor. Many times has the church at
Murray enjoyed the visits and co-operation of the church
membership at Plattsmouth and been benefitted thereby, and
now they are extending a cordial invitation to them to again
join in promoting the good work.
The meetings will continue as long as there is interest
rhown and service can be rendered the Master in bringing'
souls to him. i All who attend will receive a very warm wel
com". Come and assist in this work, and also receive a
blessing through your own efforts to help others.
will always carry a complete line of
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Farm
Implements, Tractors,
GASOLINE ENGINES and REPAIRSI
We do all kinds of tin work, heating and plumbing,
and will also save you money on furniture orders.
Come in and get our prices on anything in our line.
We will treat you right and save you money.
W. H
MURRAY
NEBRASKA
Phone No. 24
Kodaks and supplies at E. W. A male quartet will give an ou-
Keedy's the druggist. tertainment in the Puis hall Thanks-
giving night. This is the third num-
Tbe Journal prints sale bills. her of the Lyceum course.
WELL, IT'S ANOTHER
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FRIDAY EVENING,
November
MUSIC BY
Peerless Jazz Orchestra
OF OA1 AHA
Given by the Murray Dancing Club
COME-"NUF SED!"
EDISONS!
GO'
EDISON RECORDS!
riON
According to We6sfer is "working together
for the same end."
Why can't this be applied to our community? If the tow n and busi
ness institutions of Murray are an as,et to the community, the l Iter
thev are the more sei viee'they can pive, and the more value to the com
munity and to each individual. A prosperous town is but the reflect ton
of prosjerous surroundings. You will never !ind a prosperous ton in
a dead community, for the simple reason it is the bonding together of
individuals that makea community, and as the people are so i- the com
munity. Our town cannot prosper at the expense of the farmer or the
farmer at the expense of the town at least no lasting prosperity can
be assured in this way. But by proper oc-operation or working to
gether, thinpscan be accomplished that will not only build up our town
and add value to surroundiay property, but will make this the best com
munity in the world in which to live. When we begin to realize t hat
by helping one another we are only helping ourselves, there will be less
knocking and more boosting.
Be a Booster for a Community Club.
EUJEIEEi DRUG C
DRUGS!
Murray Nebraska
DRUG SUNDRIES!
BUY YOUR FALL AND WINTER
fin
Ca EEE
EARLY AND SAVE MONEY!
We have a large assortment of all kinds of shoes
rom which to choose your needs at prices far below
prices you will have to pay in sixty days as you know
shoes are advancing every day. We have a large as
sortment of school shoes in all sizes. Also men's and
boys' rubber boots.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL
FARM PRODUCTS!
The Settee Store,
ALF GANSEMER, Proprietor