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THURSDAY. IXCLT.IBr.R 21. 1S22.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL .
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Nehawka Department!
Prepared ii lh Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Especially
for the Journal Readers.
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Chester ?.l;nnear an 1 Robert Troop
ri'ic attending a sale :):. r Nebraska
City last Saturd,.y.
Tlu.n.as Mason. Jr. 11. e ru-ul mail
arrier. w a.- a Msiiur witu t:.td
l..nci.iu lust Sunday.
W. (). Troop ami family wcro in j lent time
cfpi!i? Water last Saturday v. here I pre-.-nt.
iht y took advantage of the hale of j
;(! ail v.-rt is( u i: last week's issue
in I of tfe Jour".::!.
j You mmiit Keep y.n:r eye peeled
F. U. Cunningham v Iio l...s Wv.i ! ami if yo, i hud two r-trav.- h:ts. no
cr at King Hill ia.-t urtk, build- t f y .Messrs (irover lobjok 07 lier.ry
a "louse Ml v::u!l to ::ve. v. a. t o: ;a n . i.'..'e; a. :c.;ii'j ai:i
i:"iue over ; mla".'.
Edward Murray. :eeins- the v.e.?th-
r v us cul'l. dressed tvc hoi.s ami
vii! ;iv,;ii; f.v the d-essing of the
: i:.as :!!: t:n il near .-rnnu.
W. Tr-'op in.-! s m Robert Troop
!:.OK two io.ids of ho:' t tl.e South
fimaha mar net last Monday e:ie
'vr ;i:f!::M !vf;: a:!-! "t'.e Pr . A.
Lew Is.
Wm. Ober:: a!
(1 H. H. StoU
have been bushy tnrag-.'.l t!.i-i v eek
I last ring the tt-nemaiit !.o-.;s. which
::i b.ing ce nstructed by -has. Chiis
k eiser.
ANOTHER BIG
-EXCURSION
i: " .tj ill get it.
c. it. Troop of ''iaitsmouth and .1.
W. hn'.vt lit:- were v i ; i t i 1 1 4. at the
y-.;'- of . Troop h:st Monday. :
Mr. h'-.-tii'f v ill I ': in chopping
wio'l in tin- t;i.'!."i- for Mr. V. O
! JuCn Doll -Mas. V. i.'. !.3S b f.l boiile
fur time, wi'l n a 1"V 'lays
i depart a.:ai:i lor R.n hester. Minue
isoia. v. here !. will take treatment
at The Mayo l'r..t!:ers hospifil for
me time.
i'. 15. Porter r.n'.l ( 'o::i:n is.-ii.i.t r '.
,y. .I!urr: f I'uion w ere over to
N. :. v. :-.l M.'H.iay afttrnooli to
a . in li e v.-irk at the the which
; ,j. a royeii iv.r home of Mr. I. '.id Mrs.
i.I. ii. Palmer.
V K. "oiii:trv!i:M-. of T k:.!ii:.! .
,,u',.r.. i for Late Xmas Shoppers! i
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fc Give Her Furs I Dolls! Dolls! Men's New Overcoats 3
'"v: Fi.rs 1: r,l. eh borate pifis. We I I Large assort n.ent of dolls with , , ;, v tv of C(,lor!- )(.Ufl -3
Die exu-nt oi ti.ir- r,i i : ? .-ho wt.it a f.ock ot tnjili grade I I s.fopms eyes and mil jointed. Jo I I , ;-,rt.. tn ..;i .,r ".(i I r'1
iti.-s ot.,,.- int.' -i uecn pieces,. scaii I I I I cur price. xvhi!e thoy last. 914.95. I J5J
Felt and kid. maOe with leather i,en 8 rC8S OniFW HJ
n IW U.u-rmas tu.Mef. t in a box. I " I I t,J M?
n.l t'aeu forfeit -nt,-provt-.l
very sue- -
Kal an Excellent Progi
Tl. ho'.- talent j.liv. and there'
i en.iui;'. talent aliout Nehawka for
; ii yt !!" ..-. fi.; i'.-y never i:n!ert'o
at:vti.:i:: ili'-v !ii not tuake a '"-
ft --S ( ! . O'. I:
v.m i :s r- no:. . n
to liiiiiiT i! home.
re--! ;i!. The -;;st was lio.- n from
the community and they put it fel
a; t ors in tint shape. This play en-
t it I ti Pi"'. . s-. .'.;ahatta. was L-iV'
at tr.e auuiiorium iasi i ii..a t.v.i
ins, at i urv.v a lairo anl vt ry ap- tT
preciative crowd. The play also net-
t-.-d a t.ice leturil in the coin of t; e rr
l(a!m.
;fi
Has Hand Injured Seriously
K:.st eek while assist am at the
AVood Ib'e tell ins; fuel for the ii- fti'
torii.m. Vi tor Htuif.i had the mi
f. rttii.e t t-t one of his ;ii..iiiI;i it E
cm t.:(! with a ircular sa am! had L3
!'et
: k :
the I.I
ham!. Th
dressed th
itijury
ttrtaMieJ that he may b
Mii IIJ -, J"
rr - a 77-. s
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'.i'ed t roni !;. re M!ie three
h r n . - i visiting wit'.i
i' ! frh'Ti'Is m-rth of Ne-
' eeK. a- We.l Zl ; j.., ,,,. xlUiHlh
;i: brol er at WVt pine Water.
I. etu-.hut and Y. Ih Coimtry-
', . t I'latt-moutli hist Fri-'
!kt nt ariy severe ". I rom t .s vt
surtieon imuiediat'.'lv c
ami !i r.. arc el:-
Ker-tnurp-Tit Changes kT.;is
aui.i.iK.i i.t ti l ana restaur-.!!.
" . v . . - i a . e Jia . K.; i.t ii i anu i si i u i .! u r -j
day from which point Mr. Countrj -. ,t 1i( h i.,-cn c-.mhicu-d by Mr. ...:u bl
-i- dtpart'd f. r l:i lio:i:e at Te- Vvs rt Wolf 1t the pa-! t ;vo
k. . : ..!: and Mr. K ttl:hut look, d af , :,,ollt; . h Mr. and Mrs. fc-.J
TO THE
Big Land Sale
by the old reliable
Alamo Lane
and Sugar Company
Leaving Kansas City
Wednesday, Jan. 3, iS22
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Making very low rates for!
tiki f iif f Viri narlir-!
ulars call or write
GHAS. L. STOKE,
Tel. No. 7 Nehawka, Neb.
I.oseS- loll
jl.-r .r.u- l.;:.'n.'ss at the county seat.,j.,-h jKluias H, took
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T:.i.f " .-r. :.tt.ii. -ti" 1 he se (to t rnt to tal'e chat Se OI II. e eal.T' iM
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eariiivai at i ia i i-mioLii n last t riuay . nous. .i : . ami .mis. tvuai i;.Hii;t
given by the Junior class ot their possession of the cafe !'. .e
UK.risr th
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!!iuh school. The Itoy.; . iu;..le many fri."
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.: vi ry !! ju a!e tin.e
o";rit,p s'ai.
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) Arm-id Mast. who is v gallant ; equally
v.;i:;i: l :..! .atui :.' ir-r.i
: !. is r vices ami h;s car and took
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a.l Hoy fhauplon to Piat?1-wh.-r.
tl: y looked after theit
.us sle ppin.: and '.-iied with
i lire public and .ve are ture the new
i ropritiors will please tlie pi.hlio
Well.
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Will Make Home in West
Mr. V.. V.. Kemlle. t:- jeweb-r
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havka several
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Handkerchiefs
We are .-bowing them in beautiful
( l.ti-rmas i.o::tr. '. t ' in a box.
Priced Iron: I9r- to S1.30
Leather Bags
1 adies' leatner hand baf;s and
boxes. I t assortment in town.
P'ifed at 75c to 93.95.
Ladies Felt Slippers
1 .a -lies' a ad Mi-s-' ;. s. Fancy
f:;r and lii.hori trimmed in the new
est eoh.rs. Priced from 9S'- to
zf l.f5.
Fancy Towels
A table f Mil of beautiful fancy
eiweis pric.-d frim -15c to l.-t5.
Misses' Coats
A cocci v irm ;..rd stylish coat will
i.mki ztn ideal cift. Ki;:es to 10.
Prictd If m 5.95 to 17.50.
Here's Good One
Why no- r:vc her a year's
cripticr. to the Dt.lineator
81.t per yejr.
stzb-
-only
Men's Silk Hose
Pure silk, brown and black, at
75- rier jiair.
Men's silk and wool hose with
clock. Plack and fcrven in holly boxes
at 95c per pair.
Men's Handkerchiefs
Men's pure li!in 'kerchief? two
in a nice Christmas box for 75c.
Our Ties Will Please
Men's and Toys' silk and pilk knit
tits in holly boxes, priced at 75c
and 95c.
Boys Sweaters
S!ip-on styles in combination col
ors. Specially priced at $2.45.
Men's Sweaters
Sport style, in all colors and sizes.
Priced from 9195 to $5.75.
Men's Army Shirts
Khaki color. Made with two pock
ets. Ali sizes to 17 at J!i.-t5.
Gloves! Mittens!
W 1 :. c a lartc stock of warm
cloves (': mittens for men. women
and chi.dren. These are very at
tractively priced.
GROCEPJES
11 lb?, pure granulated sugar.l.OO
Friiilish walnuts, per lb .25
Sun Maid rrupir.s, per pkg .19
Pillsbndys 4-lb. pkg. of pre
pared pancake flour .29
Heinz ot. jir apple butter .3S
Crisco. for cooking and bak
ing, per 'h .2n
Orange and lemon peel, lb .33
Large pkg. Quaker oats .23
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.e,;s aeo stt.d e:'i- jgti
si her., have inadt f3
I a host of frier.ds dunne ihe.r si-.; in jp;
ic.Nf'rr.vka who will rc gr t exce"d:ns."y ..t
ao'-al to Slieitor.. tiS
u f-imiiw ttX ' SllBl
es St. ir. r '.. i.I live on t!
'.'a-e here Jack r..it:e!as farns.d the , t -. learn of their removal to She
ti i.-t "tar a.. I care f c r the :tock tin- ' Nhr.. t! c tninsr week. Nehawk
i til serine In the spring John Ket-: is l'-.?inc t n exce.'iei
,:::: will move .n tie place and notiiinrr of the lo.s of the j velry
farm it ti e censing year. It is v. l. is-' -ore. iw Fhfltcn".' eaizi will be a
pered some vouns iadv w ill do th- ; worth-while one. Nehaw ka shou u
rangers iJepartmeiit btore
Phone 206
Plattsmouth, Neb.
(.lohinc and hons-ke eTdriL'. lave ri -"ewolrv store an! we are so
i i.-. ....w... t. ,.n ..-...,... ', rv to s.-c Mr. Kendle and wife d-1
1 j.JI r JU .11 l 11, llu. . . - 1
t'ae IMeasant hill school on the Mur- j P-rt from cut ir.idst. j
dock-Murray h.ighway. cave a box j " j
supper and proeram at the choolj A Word of Appreciation j
house last Frid-y and which a laret-; while we have lost our homo, it I
number of the young people from I ,,...a ns,lv .,f:rr n l,.v:,l rif-oT 'e -u' l
s irsk? our town t!.e exc !'. !l
i place it is. had -lone all that villi:: tr j Residence cf J. 21. Fnlmer Swept by
clear lieads and Pra-.e near
We surelv appreciate tl
luar Nehawka uttei-ded. An e j;c el- !
A FINE HOME AT
NEHAWKA TODAY
i
o Your Christmas Shopping
at the Sheldon Store this Year!
could !f
I 1 Ir .. I. i i o.v u i t. , i ' - - i
Fi:e this Afleir.oon and will
be a Ilepvv Lo?s.
You will find a nice stock of goods at reasonable
prices. Ccme early and see o'jr stock first.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
Something for the Men Suspenders in Christmas
boxes; S.Ik and Knit Ties; Handkerchiefs; Garters;
Belts; Felt Slippers. Tom Wye knit jackets, $7.50 and
$8.50. Also may other suitable articles.
And for the Ladies Embroidered collar and cuff
sets, $1 ; Colored embroidered handkerchiefs, 20c to
45c; Leather pocket books, $1.50 to $6; Felt slippers,
$1.50 (Child's sizes, 90c); Embroidered and lace trim
med scarfs, $1.50.
Articles for the Home Hemstitched pure linen
napkins and 62::64 inch table cloths, $12.50, $13.50
and $15; Fancy linen huck toweling, 65c to SGc yard;
Hemstitched linen huck towels, 75c; Turkish towel sets,
$1.75 to $2; Fancy Turkish towels, 5Gc and 75c; Lace
trimmed pillow cases, $2.25; Winton rugs, Attractive
designs, 27x54 inch size, $2.50 to $5.
Fiowt-red and Fancy Ribbon Holly Ribbon
and Christmas Seals.
Oishgs and Qlassware!
You will find a nice assortment of fancy dishes and
cut glassware in our stock, all most reasonably price:!.
Hebey s cut glass sherbert glasses, set of six. . . .$3.00
F'eisey's cut glass water set, 7 pieces 7.G0
Heisey's cut glass sugar and cream sets 2. CO
Heisey's cut glass vases 1.50
Heisey's cut glass fruit dishes 2.00
Also a nice assortment of Fry Oven Glass.
OUR STOCK OF NUTS AND CHRISTMAS CANDY
IS HERE BUY YOURS NOW.
,o-t s :
'he brt-'ich ti' save the home and o - , ......
sire to -te:id our thanks for ta .-l .
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', '.lLIIIMI i.LK'i. ' i 1 . 1'l.U.i ..' - . - -v - - . ) , . .
i .i i e .;.ri,i,r. ,,.:'' Visivd the VicII.Jt
v. liui:i iii'ii1. ii' i - . . ...i .i....
I citfneiiB of :-;.-!::iwka. J. H. Palnn.";
Tbt Community Spirit
1 The minister, the merchant.
1 brrk' r. the factory laborer, the
Itired. fan-ier and tl; farmer f
(the country, a well ZiS teac!! rs
j with each otl .r in their e r..ri
; f-mier rer! scrvi'-e in their Ptt.
:?i five tne !"tne rt ..lr. and .v.f. :;
J U. Palmer lat Mondpy a f teri-.oo'i . j
: w he n the ! n. p. Pre
In ore
;! . :: years to erect and trmp i j
i The co:i.:i:U!:itv spirit. '!'"--h b -
; rrown r:;-.ler the fosterini: c: r.-- :f j
' ihi ri'-.bl- citi: - !.ry of N-'iia-v"- a .
;,..- r-,-..i.. i.,. circle of mo..' (':
: The ' ' - -p f -1 '.:'' rn of a"'!. X
aid of neichbers and fri-.-nds w:;': f
. m-'-at. ..o " a s K too atonoi'- ect
rjs fires ; h.at i
of .Whew:: ;
'.lis afternoon desin-ve-l th" fine.
R.iitrn hci:ae of J. M. Palne-r. valued
t ?1S.M... and with insurance esti
u'.ted to Ii.,- in t!i- m-iirhborhood of
! ..-10.000.
' The fire- originated in the hrrse-:n-nt
of The hi. u-- am! had gair.-d a
; -.rorg h.adway when .lisicvcrec! a::d
V!' '' i spread very rapidly thror.;h the
' 1 uiiding and despite the fact that
'"'1 ' almot the eiitire population of the
w ti turned can to a-sisr in the wtrk
Special Prices
THIS WEEK WHILE THEY LAST
Cedar Chests
Smoking Stands
Rockers i
Kocking Horses
Coasters
Scooters
Lolls Doll Cabs
Loll Beds .
And Many Other Articles.
Ohrisf & Shris
Across from Court House
INITIATE LAEGE CLASS
i A household remedy in America
! for 2T. vearc- Dr. Thomas' Eclectic
'Oil. For cuts, sprains, burns, scalds,
Omaha New, itmiio srio- ; brui-e. Z Oc and COc. At all drug
Omaha, Dec. "0. One hundred stores..
boys were initiated last evening into ;
the re Moiay. the Masonic order for . Smoking sets, humidors and ash
vouths under twenty-one years of . ? ' , .
age at the Scottish Kite cathedral in receivers m a.l SiVies ara prices at
this city. j the Journal office.
s wall owe
Tip i
ir the home whicn it l':" -v:K':;'.-';;-.'-c,.v:,
-ii.mised tl:
. t::-' of on
Wi'h gas masks s';me fou il.t f h.e
l lie OtI.t
rs ca'-.'ied w;.t.-r,
1 t.'iat tne fn-r.c
b-n.
!:E"l.t "..c
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:f fighting the fir. it was impossi-
ble to check the blaze. i
With the wind fanning the flames ,
the fire threatened to spread to oth-
er adjoining buildings and the resi-
deuce of ir. J. W. Thomas, across :
the street from the Palmer home,
was menace 1 by the fire and desper
ate work was necessary to save this (
building.
At the hour of going to press the
lire was gradually burning out but
sparks and bits of burning wood
from the house was threatening to j
catch the garage building on fire.
The Palmer house was a frame
structure and was one of the most
j modern homes in the town of Ne-
-Just clar.ee over the following list hawka.
.wis. i uiiaei is n sim.i ui csa ei i u
:'Ir!at the Journal Office!
;,it a iK'iii it-ni tne ror.e ii tut ..e , t :ft ds and see U vou enot ' ,
ra-.cd. Put i!i vain, the th:ivt ol . . , . C. D. Qumton
ti e name would not he sub u.-d ;, locate just what you are looking for.
y CI " i FLIVVER IS REAL
loug as there was pny thing ieft to,
burn. Not alone did ti.'se ci'.lanT 1
citizens v.ork to save tliis home, but j
th neil:bori7ii; homes ac well a!i '
here their efforts met with success.
F,
PHONE NO. 14
Established 1888
NEHAWKA, NEB.
Wood Bee j
The Nehawka and community menj
and boys sure performed a handsome i
r-rvice when they cut and 1 1 ) i ' " ;
si:.'v ords of wo-id for th aU'lito: -
its::: last week. T!i: will lueak ti.";
bi'.vl: of winte r but probably ill b" !
hardiv enouali.
School Notes
Mr. Vo'.e. the hih school tnspec-
tor. was visit'n the school Mond .y !
Manicure Sets
Sewing Sets
Eversharp Tencils
Fancy Sox Paper
Lesk Sets
Becks of All Kinds
Popular Copyrights
Eocks for the Little Ones.
Zoilak Books
Xmas Candles
Diaries
CalenCars and Pads
HERO OF WALLACE
REIO PICTURE
Many are pondering with that all-impcrtant ques
tion just now, without realizing the great pleasure gifts
of candy bring to those who receive them.
Yet they know full well how much they them
selves would enjoy such a gift.
Why Not Make This a
Candy Xmas?
We can supply the candy, in bulk and
fancy boxe3, baskets, etc. Complete lines
of Johnson's, Gardner & Gould's, Pig'n
Whistle, Whitman's and John G. Wood
ward's boxed confections are carried in
stock at all times.
t5r W'e also have new this 3'ear fancy lacquered boxes
and Japanese baskets wThich may be purchased empty or
filled from our select stock of fancy bulk chocolates.
j Tin Lizzie Makes Great Speed and
Wins Kace in "Across the Con
tinent" Here 27-28. !
Romcr.cc comedy suspense all
traveling at the rate o fa hundred ,
miles per hour. A story which im-!
inortalizes and makes a hero of the
morning. He informed the mperin-iln fact you will be surprised at the sm?ll "flivver, the poor mans car.
tende nt 'that everything was ruvr.i-:g , Vj-r lf-ie on display at the Journal A story which brushes the dust of
mam in i ,, uitu-uucii r uj';
F-'Uie of the primary room youn
stcrs arsisted in a program for the
Community club on Tucsdny evening.
alsr. p jiroup of Junior girls gave a
short play entitled
a Day." (
T!ie basketball teams are working
'hard and the schedule is neailv com
pleted, which will be announced at
an early date. The first game will
be with Dunbar, at Dunbar, Wednes
day. December 20th. It is announc
ed that the coaches will be re.cponsi
ble on trips for only those students
who go as players, in cars under the
supervision of the coaches. All others
go on their own initiative and it will
not be possible for the coaches to
look after them except in a very gen
eral way.
Dennison's Seals and Tags
Tissue Paper.
The Truth for! Paper Eoxes fc
, 1 candy.
Package Dressings.
Crepe Paper and Decorations.
The greatest line of Xmas Cards
we have ever shown.
COME IN AND SEE
WHAT WE HAVE
it up on a pedestal of glory and hon
or. Wallace Reid and a racing car,
Theodore Roberts and a cigar, and a
girl. What more can be had for a
frood lively picture? See Wallace
Reid in "Across the Continent." Dec.
packages and and i'S. Nehawka auditorium.
iiu.msioii j.ac auu .ac.
For dyspepsia, our national ail
ment, use Burdock Blood Bitters.
Recommended for strengthening di
trcstion. purifying the blood. At all
drug stores. $1.25 a bottle.
The Journal Office
STATIONERY DEPT.
Here's Some More "Dope'
Win a sack of flour! Dec. 27th.
Win 10 gallons of gas! Dec. 2Sth.
To the Ford bringing the largest
load to see Wallace Reid in "Across
the Continent" we will give the
above prizes. Read the rules:
1 Driver and each passenger
must hold en adult ticket to see
woross tne continent. i i
2 You must register load at Ne
hawka bank before 7:4 5 p. m. Re
gister in name of owner of car.
3 Score as follows: One passen
ger, one mile per point, one passen
ger 10 miles 10 points (multiply
number of passengers by number oi Ll
NEHAWKA COM. CLUB.
Special Prices on Pail Candies!
Our stock of bulk pail candies is greater this year than
ever before. Fifteen to twenty pails from which to
select and prices most reasonable. Special terms to
schools and others taking large quantities for Xmas.
WE ALSO CARRY
Almonds English Walnuts Brazils Mixed Nuts
Fresh Fruits of Every Description
Cigars and Tobacco
OUR NEWEST XMAS SPECIAL
Pig'n Whistle's delicious "FOUR O'CLOCK" FRUIT CAKE
1--lb. size, put up in a neat carton. You (-t rft
will surely enjoy this delicacy. Price vl0u
New shipment Manchuria English walnuts per lb.
California grown soft shell English walnuts lOe per lb.
Finest bulk chocolates now fJOc per Jh.
Cigars in Boxes of 10, 25 or 50