THURSDAY, .NOVEMBER 29, 1923
PAGE-TWO
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI -WEEKLY JOURNAL
i
Nehawka De
partment!
Prepared ia the Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Especially
for the Journal Readers.
FAIRVIEW NEWS ITEMS
Many Attend Football Game -52-K-!-I-H-:W4-H-4
Last Saturday many of the people v
.interested in the success of the Corn
Huskers, west to Lincoln to see them
mop up the Upstate team, but they J.
got walloped by the Easterners in i
the last quarter, after outplaying
them throughout' the three former,
periods of the game.
Anion;? those in attendance were
Messrs. and Mesdaaies E. M. Pollard,
The Fairview community club held
its regular meeting last Friday eve-
nine: which was in the nature ot a
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the best on, the market. Call on us for a demonstration.
, We are Selling Tires and Tubes at a Marked
Reduction for a Limited Time Buy Now! '.'
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The Lundberg Garage
Nehawka, Nebraska
Hall A. Pollard, Walter J. Wunder- Thanksgiving so(ial at which there
the Modern Woodmen of America,
was in Nehawka and is preparing to
have a special class added to the
lodge of this place.
II. L. Thomas and family were
visiting in Plattsmouth last Sunday
and were guests at me nome 01 r.ir.
a
enjoy
lich, Raymond Pollard, George Pol
lard and Fred Rose and family
were some two hundred or more pres
ent. The school had been artfully
decorated in keeping with the
Thanksgiving spirit by the commit
tee in charge. The meeting was
Earl and . Troy Murdoch departed
for the west Sunday morning.
Will O. Troop was a visitor in Om
aha last Monday, where he took a
load of hogs for a neighbor.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Murdoch and
family took dinner at Mr. and Mrs.
will Kruger s Saturday evening.
Henry Wessell was trying his hand
after thincs at the hardware store tne -tairs. la? b"mu-
last Monday cfternoon.
Fred Linville, Harry McVey and
Fred Miller were all visiting for the
day at Omaha last Sunday, making
the trip in their auto.
Has Car Sobbed
Earl Troop was a visitor at Lin
coin last Saturday, driving up in his opened by community singing led by
auto, and visited at the home of Mr. Mr. Rav Mavfield and his elee club
nd Mrs. Ralph Johnson, where all ""J Mrs. C. S. Sherman, and also at- boys. Everyone present joined in the
njoyed the occasion. , tended the football game and after singing with true community spirit.
M. R. Critten. of Nebraska City, me game &peni inc veiling ki me After the regular busiess meeting was
was a visitor at the home of W. A. bnerman nome, starting ror home at held the crowd was treated to a
Lewis, where he was looking after a late hour and when getting near suort but pleasing Thanksgiving pro
some business matters and consult- Eagle had the misfortune to have his prarn by Miss Brady and the children
in0- with Mr. Lewis. tear uri-an ami aner trying in vain in
V.' H. Engelkemeier, from west of the dark to get it to run, he walked
Murray, was delivering a thousand into Eagle, which was but little over
bushels of corn to Will Troop, which a. mile, to telephone to Lincoln for
hp i-, nsiiijr for the feediner of cattle ?lP- While he was gone some one
- i which he has in his feed lots. ; stole the coil and cushions from his Brantnef.
Dean Nutzman. a little son of Mr. car. ue nan me car nauieu 10
and Mrs. Eugene Nutzman fell down Weeping Water, where it is being re-
:nd sustained pmrea.
a green oreaK 01 one or nis arms,' ,.
but v.hich is getting along nicely. i Their Pleasure Marred
Mh-se3 Dorothy Zust and Ellen . Messrs. and Mesdames J. S. Rough Rohrdanz eomnoKPil the inrv
of the school. As the main feature
of the evening was a mock trial
which 'created much mirth. The
principal parts were taken by Mr. Go
ings as plaintiff s attorney; J. W.
deefndants attorney;
Philip Horn, judge; Vera Rohrdanz,
cierk of court; Clyde Gilmore, plain
tin"; Marie Horn, defendant. William
Frederick, sheriff; Win. Heil, Otto
Wohlfarth, Jess Terryberry and John
After
Norincnoerger. notn or tne state uni- ami J. u. umieriicn were enjoying the program the crowd was served
versify and former schoolmates of a play at Omaha last Saturday even- delicious refreshments consisting of
to of the farmers have finished Chalmers Switter was busy at - -Sunday with their friend in Ne- the ,uto of the fcruier. wherV the ' tes M i rn Ve Br and
husking corn and a number will soon ion on last Tuesday, where he was . fmi n voii,.7,r Tinmhnr n thl 2, J. norn. eia liray arm
f.ni-h if the weather continues nice, doing some work on the plumbing at. llJka- ,.... . . , , n ! an ex. lie. t number on the Florence Terryberry. During the
u in.. U it Hit: wiai,, ii 1 1 ii ii v j v uviiift r Piirt Willie vl- h r tc ninvoil in Vi.-.nrlu ptwi rft nrnni cr ntfar TYinlnio-ht 1 i i. -i x
T i? uni wnc a vUifnr in Omaha the inion nublic schools f w x,.... nine me reiresnmenis were ueingi
, . . , , .. . T, , , . , ; .business for the firm for which he killed two people. The gruesome the i.iann ami wiiii-im EVf-fiorirt at
Mark Uurton and Clyde . Switzer hospital tak.ng. treatment - !v.0rking. sight took away all the pleasure e So !lso a number of eleo
have begun work on the painting of .JIr. anJ Mrs. Charles Jacobs, of- Col. V. R. Young and Robert which had been the party's bv rea- tio Sn the FdJ.on The members of
the new home of-Mr. and .Mrs. J. W, Omaha, are visiting for a few daj-s j at T W,re attendtaff the sale at Ne- son of attending the show, the trag- "c?Jb expressed hS aDnrciation
,asnt-y- , . 'hho ?f the ,,tteS S,'Ster MrSMr3ska City last Saturday and while ody in real life being the ending of fthe fine serving
Thomas Mason, who was surprised J. P. Douglas and husband. 'there Mr. Troop purchased a car of :m otherwise pleasant evening. th7 fVh hi Vtr nhl -Zith
a short time'since by his many friends, Mrs. II. P. Sturm .and Mrs. Elmer cattle which he will brin-r to his ",k ,, ,t, ' I
Your Financial Center
Omaha's high standing banking city reflect
the progress of this territoty. Omaha banks co-operate
ik Hon Va n aimnlv the predita that make bun-
nm nossible: Omaha building and loan and farm loan
aunna'inni advance money w:t!i 7hic"-
associations advance money w
and buy and improve lands.
Let us teU you more.
to ersct homes
Althouch 34th in popu
lation, Omaha is 17th
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Omaha as a banking center
. Portraits for Chrismas!
Your friends can buy ny-
.thing you can give them
except your . photograph.
Phone youf photographer
now! : ? .
on ins .;nl hirtftday. was well pieas-, philpot. together with the latter s farm for feeding. At Vemoi's New Home
e.i wiiu me recognition wimn me daughter. Tessie anrt son, Howard,! The Otterbein church P.ible sciiool Kt the now ),orue wh eh Vernor
fii.'ji.is save him and appreciates. v-ere ?n Murray Tuesday afternoon. ', is showintr a erood deal of nrosneritv i n. i "
l n.l iir.iiuuirco.-) aa tio hjij ui LIT. anil 1V1 rs. J. W . 1 DUUliID will- aiKl UlttrCSl.
proud
Mr. Rohrdanz made the article him-I
relf. It is a very neat and attractive
tahle being made. so it can be folded
his.
jvisitins last Sunday at the home of forty present
While Thej Last
I will s-e-11 White Plymouth
cockerels for 51.23. Mrs. Ed
ray, Nehawka: Murray phone
Ro.U
When You Bury
Your Dead
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V, t ,w IWir, vv V i J; I- - V nii,IR alons nicl-v- 'Ii!!pr an1 Gru- under the leadership of Mr. Mayfield.
Mrs. M. L. Tuomas, of Weeping Wat- a short time ago. r y,cr? mokitl P,00d progress on At a very late hour all wended
er- ' ''.... , ' - ' Tho La,,k:s Ai(1 of" tne I'nited t;,., nal!s of the fcii!dinc, Ilenrv M. th -ir way homeward declarin- thev
The people ot .Nehawka have been , Brtthrep. church iaorth of town l dst ro.ir(1 wa8 !ookln;T afler the -car. h r, 'ni Voyable t me
getting ready for winter by puttmSThursdaT met-at the home of Mr. ,,otprinc. while-a voiinsr man wns ' A Stll , ' 1' Ct"?.f,.C4I t,.7?-
in ih. KiMlrfn f1cc anrl Khuttin? (int Will k'r-.ir ,rh tl10v l,,l o mncl : , vuii. si.ui.nius me piu
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excellent work for the church.
Mr.' and Mrs. P. -J. Hannigan.- of
the wind and bad weather which is
coming,
Frr.nk . Schlichlemeier was looking J
after some business- matters in Ne
hawka and is also, thinking fit hav
ing a radio installed in his home on
the farm.
Chalmers Swit;:er was a visitor at
Syracuse, where he was installing a
Willis electric light plant at the home.
insist on, your undertaker usiDg
the Miller-Gruber automatic con
crete sealing vault. It protects of the Werner Brothers, some miles
the remains of the loved ones r'el! . byrac.use- . .. t
unaimers twiizer. me. puimoer.
has begun on the work of installing
the heating plant, and other plumb
ing work in the new home of J. W.
Mitgney and wife. . - ,
D. C. LaRue, district deputy for
Manufactured by
tliSicr S Grubor,
Nehavrla, '
Nebraska
er, and i ernor himself was digging ao practice.
a sewer
m was arranged with practically
Pes Moines. Iowa. -Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Philpot -nnl .daughter. Fern and Mr.
and Mrs. . Charley Atkins and little
daughter, Gladys G-ene, spent Sun
day at the Klmer Philpot home. . 1
C. S. Sherman and wifa of Lincoln
were visiting at the homo of W. O.
Troop Ir.Ft Sunday, bringing Ear! '
Trocp home as he had the misfortune
to break his car while retnrriing from
the foothal game at Lincoln on last
Saturday.
Theodore May. wlio has been : at
the hospital in Omaha for soni time, '
where lie' underwent tn operation re-!
i-Cenlly.forarpendjfitist- waslo far.
ImproA'ed that he was able to return :
Urs. Scott of Lincoln was a guest
at the home of Ray Mayfield on last
NrKAVlfA nKftni MflTF r,'1&,' Vesta Brady was visiting
OUnUL'L UUICii .,vsr Sunday in Lincoln with relatives
-I and friends.
! Mrs. Wm. Otterstein reports the
! 'ors of five head of five cattle from
:isV6STa
The sscond six week term is up, the cornstalk disease,
with thh week. Most of tile classes; Frank Woods is feeling somewhat
aro having examinations and the re-'improved and while not in the best
port cards will he given out next! of health is able to be about.
Tuesday. ' j A number of Louisville people were
The boys In the Agricultural Shop in attendance at the program given
work ha ve competed a "Model Store" j by the Community club, last Friday
for the 3rd and 4th grade room. This night. - -s ; j , . ;
Werner Studio
COATES BLOCK
The photographer in your town.
t FARM BUREAU flOTES t
Copy for this Department
furnished by County Agent
I
to he ur-ed inteaching arithmetic
ainl making it more practical
Fairview has some fine roads. now
ard everyone is feeling jnstly proud.
tt Sqndvnd.isit the home, ..hooJ.wi1l b (S7ni5PPd a utile Thanks, Mr. Farley
early ednesIay before Thanksgiv- Jess Terryberry's are the proud
Misses Grace Steinmeier. Ethel Al- i,K: ,n order to give the teachers who ' possessors of a new Overland auto
bert and Helen Owens, teachers of are going out of town opportunity to 'a nifty looking little car.
the Nehawka schools, were guests at catch the three p'clock train. j Miss Florence Terrvberrv is able to
the Irome of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Troop' School will n:it keen Thursday orbe about again after bein confined to
her bed for over a week.
Miss Edith Mayfield, of Louisville,
spent several days at the home of
her brother. Ray Mayfield.
Jake Tritsch and family were vis
iting friends and relatives in Fair
view community last Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Tritsch were
lasi i-nuay. ana accompanies wnmidav. thus giving the school child
Troop to Lincoln the following day. j ren anipje opportunity to assist with
where they enjoyed the-. football j finishing corn shucking,
game. ... - - -.j The Juniors have received their
- Gali Kettlehut, who has hern' atj rings and all are very much pleased
the Saint Elizabeth hospital at Lin-1 with them.
coin for some time past, is reported I "The Juniors
for Men, Women and Children!
H In selecting our entire line of Shoes we have en
deavored to get the best possible shoes for the money.
Good leather, fine workmanship, comfortable lasts
and popular prices have all been taken into consid
eration. We want an opportunity to show you that
you can save money on your shoes at Sheldon's.
Established 1838
PHCiNE NO. 14
NEHAWKA, NEB.
now- to be-making .very good progress
towards reovery and will be able to
return home in about a week, which
is good news to this young man and
his many friends.
Mesera. Clyde Fitzpatrick and Lem-
i uel Lane of Weeping Water and the
j Mis?e Doris Palmeter, of Elm wood,
and Mary Campbell, of Nehawka.
I were visiting v ith friends in Nebras
ka City and while there attended 'a
,play at the opera and also visited the
numerous parks during the afternoon
, The Lundberg garage had not tin
best of an experience when some one
on the night of the basket ball game
wrecked his water and free air serv
ing station. This had cost Mr. Lund
berg over a hundred dollars and those
who were given the free service were
intthis instance ungrateful of the
favors shown.
The Rev. C. Hewitt, minister of
the Otterbein church north of Nehaw
ka, on Jast Sunday evening began
series of revival meetings which he
has had under consideration for some
time. , The interest and attendance
on the opening night was very cood
which bespeaks a pleasing success for
the series of meetings.
C. I. St. John, of the Nehawka
mills and an excellent scout at that,
and that prince of good fellows. War
ren Munn. were visiting last Thurs
day at Plattsmouth and Omaha,
where they went for some repairs for
the machinery at the mill. They had
the misfortune to get into the snow
land rain storm that dav. but made
'the trip all right.
will give a Thanks
giving program for convocation on
Wednesday morning.
The Seniors are planning for a
convocation program week after this.
Remember the basketball game
with Louisville on Thanksgiving day,
Annual Bureau Meeting
Mr. O. B. Martin of the Lr. S. de
partment of agriculture will address
the farm bureau meeting to be held
in Weeping Water Wednesday, De
cember 5, at 1:30 o'clock. Mr. Mar
tin was state superintendent 'of
schools in South Carolina for five
years. He had been with the U. S.
department of agriculture for four
years.
Start the Pullets Eight
Success in realizing a high-Average
egg production depends in a
lafTge -desree-trpon get ttrtg-tlre-. ral
lets started right, says the agricul
tural college, Lincoln. An import
ant part in this is the feeding man
agement. In order that the pullets
may put. on flesh instead of going
into a molt dry mash should be fed
sparingly for a time. A rather heavy
allowance of scratch grain mixture
has been found to "turn the trick."
Twelve to 15 pounds of the mixture
(3 parts cracked corn, 2 parts wheat
and 1 of heavy oats) per day per
hundred pullets makes a very satis
factory ration. Besides this a plenti
ful supply -of fresh water should be
for four weeks. All 'the. bookkeep
ing is up to date and has been done
in a very commendable way. This
club has- seven active members and
nine associate members. Mrs. Agnes
Ro-ss ia leader and through her ef
forts the club is doing some fine
work.
ST. MARY'S GUILD XMAS.
' SHOP LIMITED TO ONE DAY
in weeping Water Wednesday at- aB 'r let-uings
tending the funeral of an aunt of of succulent green feed.
.tiouseKeepers Hold Meeting
hers
Everything was put aside for corn
husking even the Fairview news
Both hoys and girls. Celebrate Tur- items. Will try and not let it hap-
key dav by attending. pen again.
The Agriculture hoys" have been" Misses Marie and Lucile Horn, who lady d
2 attending school in Omaha spent sleeve.
making a hot b"d frame as part ofiara
'W,T
Viking Tires are Lower!
The "Viking" auto tires which are the best made,
arc now reduced 20 per cent, and they are just the thing
for winter weather.
We have a combined Bumper and Fender Brace
which we arc installing for Ford cars for $4.50. Alcohol
for radiators and radiator work a specialty.
OUR REPAIR SERVCE THE BEST
Johnson Auto Company
Nehawka, Nebraska
Kehawka Won Both Games
I t st Friday evening the two teams
of the -Union schools came to Nehaw
ka, where they -played basketball, the
girls of each school playing with
each other and the boys the same.
The result was that the Nehawka
girls wen .over their Union friends
by a score of 53 to 13, while the
Nehawka boys also won by a scor of
20 for the Nehawkaites and 15 for
the lad3 from Union.
their "Vork. It is 1eing placed south
of the Farm Shop, thus providing pro
tection for it from the north winds.
The reason lor putting it in now is
'hat it is much easier digging now
than it will be later in the year. In
the spring it will be started up and
the boy will raise vegetable plants
fa it. This is one of the very' prac
tical parts of their study.
If you wish to know how many
tons of hay in your stacks or the
number of bushrjs of corn in a crib,
ask one of the Agriculture boys to
figure it out for. you. They know
how.
The Sophomores put on an Educa
tional-week program for convocation
Wednesday morning. The following
took part: Florence Griffin. Charlotte j
Hansen, Sterling Hogce. Harold Dod
the week end with their parents and
attended the Community meeting.
A number of the farmers in the
vicinity of Fairview are finishing
cornhusking. A few more days of
nice weather will see them all thru.
We hear much complaint from
farmers of losing stock that has been
turned into the stalks. Many lay it
to navzng so much rotten corn this
year.
Wm. Stueckolin, brother of Theo
dore Steucklin, is suffering from
blood poison in one of his hands, it
having become infected while he was
shucking corn.
Philip Tritsch spent the day Fri
day putting the new roads of Fair
view in first class shape. We of the
vicinity think we live in Cass coun
ty, since our roads are so we can
The women of the Housekeepers'
Union near Avoca, held a meeting
at the home of Mrs. C. D. Copes. At
tractive stitches were made. Each
rafted a pattern with set in
Later the women will use
these patterns in making dresses.
4 Swan Hot lunch Club
The pupils and teacher of the
Swan school near Union have been
preparing and serving hot lunches
One day only will you have the
opportunity of shopping with St.
Mary's GuP-' this year Wednesday,
Deqember 5ta at" the M. W. A. hall.
In addition td tlie large offering of
hand-made Christmas articjes,. tjiere
will also be something for. tfcc inher ,
man, as wejl and anyone wlm hf.s ;
ever enjoyed a Guild ladies' 'dinner hi
At 12 "o'clock, a cream chicken din-'
ner. with .alL the. trimmings,, will be
served to everyone and the public is ;
cordially invited to, attend this as
vell as the evening' meal,, at which ;
oysters ,J i!l be served; .Luneh of pie, .
doughnuts, sandwiches arid coffee will
be..servcd all day. You are welcome, j
. Hand made articlps suitable for the
particular friend ou wish to remem- j
ber at Christmas will be found at ,
this Christmas ehop. Come nd make
your selections while the stock is .
complete. Handkerchiefs, Lunch Sets, ;
Undies. Card Table Covers, Table'
Runners and in fact everything In
the way of the newest and best in
novelties will be on sale. For those
who wish to dance there will bo op
portunity to trip the light fantastic
to their heart's content. ' Arrange
ments , have also been made to ac
commodate tHose who wish to learn
to play the new and fascinating
game of. Mali Jongg, and they will
be taught al the fine points of the
game at a very nominal charge.
All are welcome. The St. Mary's
Guild ladies will do everything to
make it easy to spend your money.
son. Ruth Rehrns, Elsie Stoll and!tri,vel without danger of life.
Merna Urandt
The Hiking club is planning to go
to the woods Thursday after school
and take a lunch with them.
Remember tlu basketball games
Fridav evening.
The school board held a meeting
last Saturday at which time they de
cided to give tho teachers and pupils
Thursday and Friday for Thanksgiv
ing. They also 'decided to have a
two weeks' vacation Christmas.
The man who took the nietures Another snooting match on the
last week, has sent them on. Some of rhilip Hirz farm six miles west of
them were not extra ennrt. hut in l'lattsmoutn on Louisville road
Mrs. Phillip Tritsch received word
that her broth
at Beatrice was operated upon fori
niiuitibip, hi- id it s i 1 1 uurt i mm j
ins oeosuie sain ne was snowing.
marked improvement and would soon
he out of the hospital.
BLUE ROCK TRAP SnOOT
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2ND
Did Some Nice Shooting:
Lust Sunday at the home of Phillip,
years to come will bring back pleas
ant memories.
Gail Ketelhut has been quite sick
during the past two weeks. He is In
5t. Elizabeth's hospital in Lincoln
and is rapidly improving
n2S3d, lsw
ESTRAY NOTICE
FOR
Saturday, Doc. Sst
Get your tickets for this
beautiful, doll.
A ticket with each 25c pur
chase of any Nyal preparation
Weyricli & Hadraba
5
Taken un at mv farm, two horses.
111s ciass one black and one brown. Brown,
mates of the fifth and sixth grades ' horj,c ,,as short tail and weigi13 2.
sent him a largrt bouquet of roses. 200. Owner call E. N. Ruhy, Weep-
vith which he was very much pleas
ed.
Neil Pierce fcM out of a tree and
broke his arm last Sunday. He is
(iiirz. norm west or .Neiiawka, a num- hack in school, but is somewhat han-
rir oi me nne snots ot Nehawka en- dicapped in hi
4-.....! 11... ..1. 1
-'; MiuuuiiR jinti were among
those who won prizes. Those mak
ing up a load who went to the con
test were Uncle D. D. Adams. George
i on arii, jamcs make and Walter J
unaerucj
lis writing.
HOME FOR SALE-
Good home for sale cheap In Weep-
In the shooting Walter iln,? "Vater yvIth 3 lots, garage and
Wunderlieh won first money and'ot,ur buildings, -good shade trees.
Uncle Adams the fwond. v!ti Cash or terms, fi. per cent Interest.
of nineteen out of twenty shots for v rite A- F. Ploeig, Whitewood, S. D.
Mr
ing Water, Nebraska. n26-3td-ltw
TOR SALE
White Plymouth Rock pullets and J
cockerels. Phone 3713," Mrs. C. L
Mayabb.
n22-2tw
FARM FOR RENT
Improved farm, near XTnion. Write
P. D. McCortnick, Ralston, Nebr. j
A lazv liver leads to chronic dvs-
Wuinierlich and sixteen r-it if '-. i-r anv itTitt..r i- d-in fnr nensia and ronstination -weaken thp
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twenty lor Mr. Adams. However thev in Mth rhan nimnioc trv whole svstem. Doan's Resrulets t3c
sure did some fancy shooting and Horn's Ointment' b'Oc at all drug per box ), act mildly on the liver and
- hoth icapabl 'marksmen. '- stores. - - bowels. At all drug stores.
State Far mers' Insurance Go.
A. E. Aget, President J. F. McArdle, Sec'y
Offers best policy and contracts for lest money.' Cheap
est and best insurance company doing business in Ne
braska. Pays all losses promptly. Over. 5,000, members.
Organized in 1895. Insurance in force, $60,000,000.
CALL ON OR WRITE
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L. I. DIESNTBIER
2615 Harney Street Omaha. Nebraska
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