TSSBSBAY. ATJG7ST IS. 1921.
Union
Why Have Two
Standards?
MR. MAN
Doesn't vour wife
deserve a separate checking account You find
it impossible in your business dealings to do with
out your check book.
Have her operate her business the home
in the same efficient manner that you use in ycur
own business dealings.
CHECK BOOKS
Checking Accounts
Loans, Exchange
UNION - -
r? Asche of Murray was
a vis-
itor in Union last Monday.
FM Sloeuin of Mynard was a
vis-
itor in Union last Monday.
Frank Detlif of Plattsmouth was
a visitor in Union last Monday.
A. B. Rut ledge of Nehawka was
a business visitor in Union last week.
E. E. Moore and family were visit
ing in .Marysville, Missouri last Sun
day. A. R. Dowler and family were vis
iting in Omaha last Monday after
noon. D. W. Foster and family were
visiting in Nebraska City last Sat
urday. Attorney C. II. Taylor and family
of Omaha were visiting Union last
Sunday.
D. Lasinek of Pacifis Junction.
Cash TelSs
Barak of Union
Besides the large reductions which have been made
already in tires, we are giving an extra five per cent
off for cash with the purchase.
We carry a large stock of supplies, accessories and
repairs; d o acetylene welding and all kinds of first class
repair work.
We are here to solve your auto troubles and give
you the best of service.
A. R. DOWLER, Proprietor
Willis Old Stand -:- -:- Union, Nebr.
Fresh PJleats Daily1.
We are serving the choicest cuts of fresh neats
Beef and Pork, besides cured meats, and are seilirg them
at a figure which enables all to enjoy them.
FRUIT SPECIALS NOW QU SfttE!
Jack Spratt Peaches, Apricots, Pine Apple, Ierries of
all kinds. Selling three 2'2 size cans for a $ 1 -DO. Del
Monte Peaches and Apricots four No. 2 size cai for 98c.
A. SL.
UNION
30,000
LINCOLN
COUNTY,
FOR
Lincoln county, Colorado, farmers harvested an
excellent crop of wheat the past seasoi
Come, see land where in many instnees one crop
will pay for the land. We are making ;lps every Sat
urday. Call and see L. R. Upton for anngements and
particulars. The best land in the wesfand at a price
which anyone can afford to pay.
CHAS. SOWDBH,
Box No. 11 . . . , Union, Nebr.
'P&rtn
Prepared Exclusively for The Journal.
Your home
manarrer-
FOR WOMEN
Safety Deposit Boxes
and Bonds
NEBRASKA
Iowa, was a visitor in Union lat'
Saturday.
K. V.. Keedy and wife were visit-,
ing in Nebraska City for a few hours
last Sunday. j
A most interesting service was
held at the Scotia school last Sun
day evening.
I!. 1. Stine recently traded his
Paige car for a new Don l-niring
car at Omaha. ;
Ed Shaw departed last S.ir.irdiy'
for Xevado. Missouri, where he will
vi.-it with friends. I
George Comer was looking after!
sr-me business matters in Nebraska
City last Monday.
i IT. Field of Plattsmouth was
lokking after some business matters
in Union last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borne were
the Story!
I
NEBRASKA
Acres
COLORADO
SALE! !
LAND
visiting with friends in Nebraska
City last. Sunday evening.
Carl Balfour and family departed
this week for Bcrtrand where they,
will visit for a short time. !
Ivan Balfour is rejoincing over
the ownership of a new. Ford Coupu
which he amuired recently.
Alex lotion and wife were look
ing after some matters of business
in Nebraska City last -Monday.
Last week K. K. Foster went to
Om.Lha. wl"!!1 !io puhcha.-'td a car of
cattle wlwHl he will feed this f.-.H. ,
Mis llael Carper and Miss 10 -;
tJief Si J hn of Nehawka were gui-.ts
at the home of Mi-s Iea Porter for
.Sunday.
A. IVur-dey while working about
the- store slipped on th econcreie
.'tips arid fell injuring one of his
legs, badly.
S. Taylor and wife and two
sons were in attendance at the meet-,
ing h dd at Parker's school in Iowa'
l;.--t. Sunday. I
Mr. and Mr
Pari Merritt
home of .Mrs.
were
I).
visiting
at the
ritt's parents. Mr.
and Mrs.
Lewis of Murray.
The tii'-mbers of the World Wide
Guild Girls at their meeting last Sat
urday conipletf d the quilt which they
have been v. oiking on.
Missis Angie McCarroll. Elsie
Taylor ::n.l Nettie McCarroll. who
hae been visiting in the west, re
turr d home last Friday.
Fred Tignor is busv man there
days fupplying Union with ice that
he has to get from either Plaits-,
mouth or Nebraska City. 1
Adrian Christ. E. Bushnell and
Joe Weiii :r w ere in ''Union on busi-:ie-s
for the Christ K- Christ furni-;
ture store of Plattsmouth.
Mrs. Henry Banning who has beeu
very sick lately s'ill remains in about
the same condition but it is hoped
that she may seon recover.
II. E. I).-t?r who recently return
ed from his farm at Burlington. C d
orado. reports th;'' the. wheat which,
he had in there averaged 2;'. bushels
to the acre.
Bert Frans. John Finkle. Linnie
C: aw ford and "lifton Garrison wit
nessed the shooting of Isadore Tuck
er in Nebraska City, vhife on a
pleasure drive.
Mrs. Mary Fo'den and sen. Lloyd
of Lead. South Dakota, arrived in
Urini last Saturday evening for a
vi; r it ;! the home of Mrs. Folden's
sisti-r. Mrs. Lvnn.
There will ! services of both
i churches in the evening the coming
Sunday at t.!i lapti.-t church, liev.
Samuel Miller of the Baptist church
j r Drilv.ct ing the services-. '
;.i r. anil .Mr, i aivin i naso anu
('.lugiiter. IVrothy. Mr. and Mr.-.,
Jnhn Smit'n and son. John cf Den
ver. Cob.radf). were visiting at the'
home of Rev. W. A. Tayler lat week.'
W. II. Porter. Mrs. Minerva Mr-;
Quinrc. Messrs. Orville and Thomas:
Mctjuinn were in Plattsmouth last :
Tuesdav attending a hearing in the.
ma
C.
iter of the c.-ta:
MoQuinn.
of the late M.
Returns Frcm the West
Earl Hathaway, who has been in
lie wot for sii!i!! time return'. 1
!.;.me last week and reports that
eruditions are only fair out in that
tiction of the country.
Had an Excellent Ball Game
Last Sunday Union and Percival
s"aed a baseball game that rivaled
these played in the big league-0. Un
ion succeeded in shuting out the vis
itors bv -the score of r to 0.
Union. The Progressive Town
With the coming of the Old Set
tlors' picnic Union is showing muc'a
r-ntrpri-e. Tiie streets, which have
b. en allowed to dett riorate are be
ing improved by the placing of gut
ters on the sides to carry the water
away, so that every time it rains
the streets will not become ditches.
The curbing and guttering is being
extended from the Woodman building
to the Farmers' Mercantile store.
Will Meet This Week
For f l.irty-t.hree consecutive years
the people of Union and vicinity
maintained an annual gathering for
lie benefit of the old settlers and
pioneers of this vicinity
The meet-i
ing til is year is to b held at the
pic-!
nic grounds south we: t
an excellent program i:
everv da v.
of Union and
provided for
Return From the Assembly
Those of Union who have been 1
.imping at the Epworth assembly at
Lincoln for the pat two weeks re
turned home last week. !
. i
Convincing Evidence
W. II. Porter, manager of the
Farmers' Mercantile Co., is also an
adept cook when the occasion arises
as lie has just, preserved a lemon, ba
nana, two tomatoes and some string
beans in a glass jar using only the
reliable brand of vinegar in his work
Worthwhile Bargains-
WE HAVE SOKE GOOD BARGAINS
EVERY DAY
?, Xo.
grade
J size
peaches
cans
for.
of high
$1.00
a full
$7.90
Or we will
case of 24
pell you
cans for.
All kinds of Fruits sold at Eargain
Prices Quality Guaranteed
ASK ABOUT 'SALT WATER SUCKS
D. STSE
9
; UNION
NEBR.
PLATTS7.T0TTTH SEMI-WEEKLY JCTJSTTAL
better see.
Mercantile
its dune.
the jar at
store and
th ?
find
Farmers' !
out liowL
Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Carl !
Th
Stone wa-i the scene of a pleasant j
birthday party in honor of Miss Ge:i-j
ivieve Stone at which a i.ue iiuin
ber of friendi attended and greatly
enjoyed.
Held
Service
at Parker School
The Hev. W. A. Taylor
held ser
house in
from Un
was very
vi.-es at. the Parker school
Iowa just ;icro--s the river
iort, last Sunday which
largely attended l.y the
picnic dinner was akso st-:
Iowa la die.-?.
ople
d by
A
the
Was a Grand
Th'- pageant, the Summer Christ
mas Tree which lias been staffed by
the young ladies of the Baptist
Bible" class under the direction of
Mrs. Samuel Miller, has proved a
wonderful success, and was witnessed
bv a large and interested audience'.
An Enterprising Firm
In another column of this paper
appears the advertisement of the
Fai mil's Mor.-ant ile Co. setting out
ilie goods which they haw to offer,
and the saving that can be made by
patronage of this institution. I'nder
the management of W. H. Porter the
'ore has grown prosperous. See what
they have to offer and save money
by taking advantage of the bargains
they offer.
Entertain Thursday
The ladies of the M. E. church
and members of the Ladies' Mission
ary Society are meeting at the home
of" Mrs. Lee Farri.s Thursday after
noon being entertained by Misses
Lee Farris and II. A.Chilcott.
Had an Excellent Time
The members of the . C. T. V.
met hist Friday afternoon on the
lawn of W. II. l'orter where the had
a short, business session following
which ice en am and cake was served.
HAVE FINE TIME
The country home of A.
enkaino. v. est of Mynard,
A. Wit
was the
cue ol much niemmimeiu ia.i nun-
day afternoon, when relatives and
friends met in honor of Mr. Syl
vrsti r Venard of Bakersfield. Cal..
Mr. Venard is the father of Airs. A.
A. We i nk.-.mp and .Mrs. W. L.
Props! of the county ar.d also Mrs.
j.. nni- Lie of P.akersf odd. Californ
ia, from whom lie has received word
'hat her health is poorly of late, he
ill
with
-oon ritnrn to the wist to be
his daughter.
Those to attend the occasion
were: Mr. Sylvester Venard. Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Wetenkani;), .Mr. and Mrs.
. L. Propst. Mrs. Martha Weten
h.imn. y.r. and Mrs. K. E. Howard
and family, Mr. and -Mrs. W. S. Wet
i ukamp and family. Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Weter.kamp and daughter.
.Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wetenkani p.
Mary and Glenn Wetenkamp. Rob
irt Ha sn yager and Giant Wcten-
K U li. p.
15. Fornoff of near Cedar Creek
among those visiting in the city
was
t!
av to look' after .some trading.
Mrs. J. W. Falter was a visitor in
t!v metropolis today where she was
the guests ot" friends there for the
day.
Ilaymond Koukal was a pas.engr
this morning for Omaha where lie
was called on some matters of busi
ness. Mrs. Oscar Wilson w:s a passenger
this morning for Omaha to visit her
pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hall f,r
a short time.
Adam Wolff was among the visit
ors in the metropolis today whre
he is taking treatment of a special
ist inthat city.
CL P. Ileil of near Ce
in the city yesterday fo;
attending the funeral of
iar Creek was
r a few hours
the late Mar-
tin Freiderich.
Mrs. Ward Clark was among those
going to Omaha this afternoon to
viit for a few hours with her daugh-
I ters in that city.
' John P. Sattler was a business vis
itor in Omaha today for a few hours,
g. ing'to that city on the afternoan
IJurlington train.
Mrs. Frank T. Marsiull departed
on the af'ernoon IJurlington train to
day for Omaha to look after roine
matters of business.
Adam Meisiger of Cedar Creek was
in the city today for a few hours
looking after some matters of busi
rcsi with the merchants.
Henry Vallery of near Murray was
here today for a few hours looking
afar soiae trading and visiting with
a number of his obi friends.
City Treasurer. C. E. Hartford, de
parted this morning for Omaha where
lie wa--. called to look a Her some mat
ters of business for a few hours.
L. W. Nelson was a passenger this
morning for Omaha where he will
visit for a few hours in that city with
his wife who is there taking treat
ment. Mrs. Don C. York and Mrs. L. V.
Copenhaver departed this afternoon
for Omaha to spend a few hoursin
that city attending to some matters
cf business.
William A. Docker and H. E. Beck
er returned this afternoon from
South Dakota where they have been
looking after some land interests in
that state.
Mrs. Frank Downey of Lincoln,
who has been here visiting at the
i home of he rparents, Mrs. and Mrs.
Chris Wohlfarth, returned this af
ternoon to her home in Lincoln.
Mrs. Joseph Hadraba and daugh
ters. Mrs. Blanche Price and Mrs.
William Heinrich and little Helen
Virginia Price, departed this morn
ing for Omaha to spend the day at
the parks there.
Dr. B. F. Brendel of Murray was
in the city for a few hours looking
after some business matters. Dr.
Brendel has been feeling very poorly
cf late and his friends over the coun
ty will regret very much to learn of
condition.
ILQCALNEWS
A.
WABASH HAPPENINGS
h-VWH"Wri"!VV
Mr. II. T. Squires was a passenger
to Lincoln Thursday. ;
Mr. Miller was a visitor in Lin
coln Monday evening.
Hev. Mitchell came dow from Lin-
coin Saturday evening.
Mrs. Cluy Lake was a passenger to
Elmwood Tuesday evening. '
Mrs. A. M. Van Every returned
home form Nehawka Monday. i
Air. II M- IHnti.ifil rifiniii ilnwn '
..II. 41. A. 111V.UUI II H 111'.. ' . j ' . w
from Lincoln Thursday morning.
Mrs. Reese of Missouri is here vis
iting with her sou, Frank Reese.
Several from hero attended the
ball Kame at Weeping Water last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. McDonald and
baby were pas.-.etigers to Lincoln last
Thursday.
C.uy Hinds took Mr. and Mr3. Wm
I.angiiorst to Elm wood Saturday to
ee the doctor.
Mrs. Wilson and ron of Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, is here visiting with
her -ousin, Mrs. Albert Pool.
Etiie) Jackman of Dayton. Oregon
is here visiting with her uncle, S.
.Taekman and family this week.
In the ball game last Sunday with
West Lincoln, our boys defeated the
visitors by the score of 15 to 5.
Mr. Kean, who has been .suffer
ing with blood poison in his hand,
is reported as being much improved.
Mrs. Theodore Miller was a pas
senger to Lincoln Thursday evening
and returned home Saturday morn
ing. Paul Muth who has been suffering
with bleeo poison as the result of
stepping on a nail, is much better
at present.
Grandma Caygill returned to her
home last week from Elm wood where
she has been visiting at the home of
her son. Lodge Caygull and family.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Gerbeling and
family motored to Elmwood Sunday
where they attended the M. E. church
and were guesLs at the Chas- Ger
beling home.
Mrs. Henry Albernolte, who went
to Missesota a week ago to attend
her mother's funeral, has taken very
ill and has sent for her husband to
accompany her home.
Mr. end Mrs. B. W. Iliat and fam
ily, of Rising City; Mr. and Mrs.
Gibson and family, of Weeping Wa
ter; ard M:-a f-:thel Jackm.tn oi Ore
gon were visitors at the home of S.
A. Jackm n Sundav.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
FARMERS STATE BANK
of Wabash, Nebr.
aili-r N-. lir.J in tlif Still
l'i:isk:i ill the clost- of Im
on August tl, lMl.
of Ni
; i ni'ss
ItKSOI'RCKS
'.onus nnl discounts $
K.tnkir.ir liotist-, furniture ami
71,c,4S.C0
2,osri.ou
3.0HS.5S
fixtures
I'lirrt-nt -. rn -isi s, taxis
a ml
i:iter..-st palil
I me f i.m Nat inal
.in.i statf ii.wiks..$ ir.,t;i;t.!i:j
r!;wks ami lti-ms
of exchange
i n i ri iK V
'lol.l eoin
Si!vr. nieke'.s and
opts
4 20
1,1 mi. ml
1 "..MO
i:.s.s:
l.il.erf v
h.-l. I .,
serve
loan linM'iK
:u II ri-
2.412.00 19,S44.!i'.
Ti 1TA1.
.$ !ir.,r.s7.11
LIABILITIES
Capital stock
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y,u2;i.it;
Cmlivi'K-il profits . .
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Slil'jc. t to cli k. .$
Till:-- cel t itit-a t -s of
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Cash i.-r's I'lioi'k s
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Stale of N'i
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Praska
County of Cass J
I. Tlieo. Miller, easliier of tiie above
name. I hank lo lieielpy swear that the
alove .--tiitenient is a correct ami true
ciii'V f the rejioit maile to tin- State
r.i:re;m of f!ankin
TIII-:) MILLKH.
Attest: Cashier.
. (i. THOMAS. Director.
1 1. M. THOMAS. Director.
Suliscribeil ami sworn to In-fore me
tliis lOlli ilav f August. IOL'1.
M. It. Kl.OOM.
(St.;,l) Notary I'ublic.
(My commission exjiires May
1U2H.)
DEATH OF FORMER RESI
DENT OFJHIS VICINITY
From Tuesday's Daily.
Charles Bailey, for a numbr of
years a resident of this city, passed
away Saturday afternoon at the hos
pital in Omaha where he has been for
the past two weeks taking treatment.
Mr. Bailey had been making his home
at south Omaha for .the greater parti
of the last few years and also travel-j
ing through Oklahoma where he had;
an extensive line of work in repair-!
ing farm machinery and be was inj
that state when taken sick. On re-;
turning '1o Omaha he entered thej
South Side hospital for treatment and
his case was one that baffled the at-j
tending physicians and it was not'
thought up to a few days ago that itj
was in anyways dangerous. His sis-j
trr, Mrs. llattie Garrison of Sioux!
City, Nebraska, was with him at thej
hospital the last few days.
Mr. Bailey was the youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey who
made their hom here for a number
of years and be spent quite a number
cf his younger years here, later en
tering the employe of the Interna
tional Harvester Company and was j
sent to South America where he trav- j
eled extensively but some eight years'
ago severed his connection with that j
company and engaged in business
for himself in Oklahoma. He wasj
fifty-four years of age and leaves be
sides the sister at Sioux City, a ;
daughter, Mrs. John Meisinger ofj
near Cedar Creek and also a sister
residing in the east. j
The body was taken east last even-'
ing to Schenectady, New York, where
the father and mother are buried and
where be will be laid to rest. .
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ia
3
hand frame crochet-heather mixtures, plain col
ors chet heather mixtures.
We offer a new large variety from Wilson
Bros., in many color weaves and patterns, to
wear with the popular low collars. -
$1 to
MAY BRING SUIT
AGAINST ABDUCTORS
Sirs. Ida Crouch Hazlett. Socialist
Campaigner, Slay Start Action
Against Iowa Legion Men
While in tin's city conducting' her
campa'gn for the socialistic c;uise,
Mrs. Ida Crouch Hazlett. of New York
it is claimed has decided on taking
steps to recover damages from Thom
as Murphy of Shenandoah, Iowa, in
the sum of $20,000, alleging that
Murphy with others broke up a meet
ing that she was addressing and also
kidnapped her and taking her out
into the counrty for a few miles be
fore returning her to her hotel. The
speaker stated that Murphy was ap
parently the head of a number of
young men whom it was supposed
were former service men.
The party to the suit it is claimed
is the son of a banker at Shenandoah
It is also stated that the national
organization of the cause that Mrs.
Hazlett represents may file action
SECURED AT CONSIDERABLE EXPENSE
Th
Jazzers
WILL BE FEATURED AT A
EAGLES HALL
aturday, August
To reassure the skeptical, hear them play on the
street at 8 o'clock.
sy
very
We are selling goods
prices that will save you money.
MINA TAYLOR DRESSES AND APRONS
In a great variety, and the best possible make. I'leasing in
design and excellent in wearing yuality. As low as $1.75 and up.
SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Dress shoes, oxfords, pumps, and work shoes for the children,
the ladies, the bovs and the men, at prices all can afford to pay.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
"Letter Roll," "Pride of Elmwood" and "Golden Gate" flour $2.25
"Gooch's Best" flour, per sack 2.50
No. 2 can apples for. .10
1'ink salmon, per can, 15c; 2 cans for .25
Delicious Gallon Fruits
"Full Ripe" brand apricots 90c Peaches 74c
Aluminum Cooking Sets at wholesale prices with
every purchase of $5 worth of goods at this store.
Farmers' Fvlsrcanfile Oompany,
UNION -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
page Tima
g-t..w.'..'i'g.i!L.'gg!3gar,,.,,g :iu a m
Knit
r
lies
The Modish things
in men's neckwear
are pure silk knitted
scarfs and English
,50
against the parties who have inter
fered with her meeting over the state
of Iowa, alleging that they were in
violation of the constitutional right
of free speech.
The statement Mrs. Hazlett in re
gard to the matter is reported as fol
lows: "I won a phychalogical victory
over thosp Shenandoah bovs," Miv;.
Hazlett said Friday.
"From the start I took command of
their minds and led them step by
step unto returning me unharmed.
"When the banker's son raised his
hand to strike, I warded off the blow
by remarking on the bravery of nine
men beating up a lone woman.
"I suggested that they kill me
pictured my body hacked to pieces
and scattered along the road. I talked
about the chance that the speeding
aut( mobile would be wrecked and all
of us killed."
$1.25 FLOOR COVERINGS, 79c
Tdnolenms and lloor coverings all
go this week, while they last at 79c
per vard. Don't miss this sale.
CHRIST & CHRIST.
Phone G45. Furniture Store.
' harmony
0
in the Year!
every
day in the year at
$1
r
b