ii&nday, desehsee 10, 1923.
PXATTSaiOUTH SEMI -.WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE THRE1
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Alvo Department
Weldon Kinney was absent from A. V. Mockenhaupt has a record
School lor a short time last week on of 140 bushels in eight hours one day
account of sickness. last week and which look3 like go-
Everett Ayres was absent from ing some,
school for two days during last week i Lyle Miller has been averaging
on account of sickness. 1 100 bushels per day in the picking
Little Hazel Fairfield was a visitor of his corn and day after day is con
at the Alvo schools last Wednesday sidered as baing very good,
taking much delight in the work of I Miss Violet Ough a sister of Mrs.
the students. A. J. Schaefer arrived here after a
Miss Doris Klyver was a visitor visit of some time in Lincoln with
at the Alvo schools last Wednesday relatives and is staying at the home
and was much interested is the work of her sister.
of the schools. I L. F. Mullen and the family were
Fred Spahnie of Eagle was a visi-! enjoying a visit at Lincoln last Sun
tor in Alvo last Wednesday coming day and were acompanied by Mrs. A.
in to look after some business mat-. J. Schaeffer the latter who visited
ters for the day. with her sisters while here.
The grades in the Alvo school! James Foreman has treated himself
are making preparations and giving and the family to a new universal car
a considerable practice to a program manufactured at th Ford Motor Co.
which they will give just before ', works at Detroit, Mich., and a car
Christmas. I which can be depended on for ser-
J. W. Hallmeyer and the family J vice,
had for Thanksgiving day at the j Charles Godby, W. A. Jordan and
home Edwin Dane and family from a number of others of Alvo were in
near Dunbar,-they all enjoying the attendance at the sale of Mrs. Eddie
occasion very pleasantly. ! McDowell near Syracuse last Wed-
Both Messrs. Ernie Hollenbeck and nesday and report that things went
Orris Foreman were busy with the at good prices.
shredding of foddern during the
past week, they preparing the win
ter's roughnes for the stock.
. The class in home economics are
The play for the free movies which
the merchants of Alvo are putting
on will be for this week the sixth
episode of the serial which is run-
preparing to hold a bazaar for the ning and the comic will be "Lest
benefit of the class which will be Build" which is a very laughable af
presented a few days before the be- , fair.
ginning of the Christmas vacation. j Charles Kirkpatrick had for last
Arthur Dinges sold and installed Sunday dinner at his home in Alvo,
a radio for Earl Dreamer last week Claude and Claire Barrett and the
who is now enjoying the concerts, family and Clyde Temple and family,
news, lectures and sermons of the all from near Eagle. The crowd was
country and all at his own fireside. . a jolly one and every member enjoy-
Wm. Yeasrer entertained for last i ed the occasion very much.
Sunday at his home Messrs. and The ladies aid society of the Meth
Mesdames Clarence Bucknell, Verla ; odist church of Alvo were meeting
Linen and Geo. Browne, they all en
joying the occasion most pleasantly.
Mrs. Nel Garcia and a cousin. Miss
Gay Scheie of Alameda, Kansas, who
is visiting here at present a teacher
of the Kansas schools were visiting
the Alvo schools last Wednesday af
ternoon. J. W. Hallmeyer and wife visited
last Wednesday at the home of Mrs.J
Charles Godby where they loked af
ter the -work of the society and also
enjoyed a most pleasant social hour
and were delightfully entertained by
Mr. Godby with a fine luncheon.
On Thanksgiving day Mrs. A. J.
Schaeffer was a guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Wm. Powell where
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A FIRM STAND
BY COOLIDGE IN
ANNUAL MESSAGE
A.
t IN THE DISTRICT COURT
NO TRUTH IN REPORT
ASK GOVERNOR TO
SQUELCH LOTTERY
From Saturday's Daily
Oil and an eight-foot vein of lig
nite coal has been struck on the Kast
farm, a mile and one-half south of ,, , . , , . .
Bellevue, according to Roy Bowen Merchants of Stromsburg Complain
and Art Ebberson, who say they are
From Saturday's Daily
John Zatopek has been annoyed a
great deal in the past week by re-
I-III'I-I' Ports that he was implicated In some
I manner in the firing of a strawstat k
From Thursday's Dally on the farm of a neighbor. Mr. Za-
In the office of the clerk of the topek desires to make it clear that
(district court there was filed today he was jn no way involved in the
Preqirfent is Credited with Showinff an action entitled Harry A. Nelson matter and that investigation made
Jrreauient 4 ?u T.f ,vi- C' L- Stul, living the amount ;by the state fire warden cleared him
vuuiagc tu ooj uic a Dr $yo alleged to be due on engineer- . Df any suspicion and that he desires
ingr work. The plaintiff is represent- that tne public understand that lie is
Against the Bonus.
ed by A. R. Kelly and the defendant
jby v. A. Robertson of this city.
oil operators from Burt county. Neb
The men were reluctant to talk
about their "strike" but declared af
firmatively to a World-Herald report
er that they had struck oil.
The coal "strike" which they said
was about 400 feet down "doesn't
amount to much" in the opinion of u l" l" llBC ?. iTh
Bowen. but both men were enthusias- .vent what they term a lottery which
hm,t thn -stril" they allcdge merchants of ork are
praisement of President Coolidge's j ADDRESSES HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
address closely followed its delivery!
to congress and, as usual, there was Frr' Fray s Daily
a great diversity of opinion. As a! Thls morning L. L. Turpin, court
political document of great potential ! reporter, was at the high school and
effect of the 1924 campaign on the; save the members of the commercial
i class a very interesting: talk on the
Representative B. S. Keck, of Polk amj those of his party the address' development of the short hand sys-
coumy, accompanied uj ucicounun had been awaited expectantly byjl! JI1 typewriting ami me oiner lines
of merchants from Stromsburg called , . f nTrtieo it met todav!tnat come within the work of the
.vith expressions of general praise luri reporter ana sienograpner. iur
that Retailers of York are Con
ducting Game of Chance
not now nor has been guilty of any
act of lawlessness.
cn Governor Bryan at noon Thurs-
Five years ago. according to the dct;?-
from many republicans, with less en
thusiastic approval from others and
iwith immediate criticism from the
rive jeais uku, aixumuig iu nie , , . , . r.i t, ucmui.iaij.
four people who own joint interest in l sFfrl ng' "n f" Z ' n one Point the positive and un
the Kast farm C. L., Wilbur. Foster H- Christensen and Emil S. F. John- equivocal stand taken by President
Ebberson DUJu. .... i Coolidge or many l:
it was a T'e ,leleSation said a similar plan political as we as
king fin- r'd heen stopped at David City and p0rtance there appe
.ntion of that a drawing proposed by the ra, aRreenient. r,
postpone stan',;V(1 Oil company at Omaha was, d a th, a3 .,
and Laura Bowen and Ebberson
visited their farm and said it was a
likely spot to find oil. Laeki
ance at the time and interven
the war caused them to
Pronouncements of the president.
SOn. rnnliilcn nf mnnv IsailPS of hiehest
1,. - .1-1 t.l !!! 1. v,v...vD j
i ne ueifsauun sum a f" political as well as legislative im-
appeared almost gen-
Republicans com
"rourn creons nosi
tbpir nrnnnsprt nncrnlinnn until rp- ' " . . .,.. lion
z- r . a ri t flint T 1 1 1 t: 11 hlnf I TTI STTPr nil? IT nR
'one for the attorney general rather j
man me governor. out ne wouiu;..p,, nt ir,.iH0rt i,? rtednr!,
have it investigated. tion of the Me'non tax reduction pro-
, i ne oeiegauon suun nieu a pusiL-i n the world court, railroads
l" l' mveinui. iu iius iiiai. i ne orfp.iitiirp and labor an
l 1 or It nave Ulllieu -. o mlrliors' hnmis on
raae lesnvai wiiilii tho ioao-iio nf nntlnnc
truck at a denthiA'i!1, be he'd "e.cebf r 1 to 24. n-ta;,ff revision and reduction of the
trucK at a ueptn elusive, and that Santa Claus in per-;,, H naxrv
ion wnicn political atteniioii was cen-
last Sunday at the home of their the four sisters met for a real good
friends. Chris Gardiert and family, time and had it. They all enjoyed
near Cook, making the trip via their , the excellent dinner and a good social
auto having a good ride as well as
a good visit.
John Yeager has been very busy
of late with his business as painter
and decorator and was last working
at the home of R. M. Coatman where
he has been tinting the walls and
otherwise decorating the home.
The vacation for the Christmas
cently, they said
Before starting to drill, Bowen and
Ebberson claim to have obtained an
exclusive oil lease on the 1 hundre'd
acres in the Kast farm and on 3 thou
sand acres adjoining, which takes tou mi,Pi,anQ ni
their lease to the south line of the chrktma? t
village or uenevue.
The oil pool was s
rr Q hmit l thniicanil Tnat aiiftrlin t. ... . . i . A i
ti, V.,, , L some or nis auopieu policies piac
to tlie men. triltuto pifts to ihiilrp;i and bp met i ... , . T,iS -
P.,r SAVPrnl vM.. ridpnfc, In Dip IV .7. -."I." " k " .i ! e1 nim squareiy in opposition to cen
- ... ' w w ----- ... - - i nit ii ii in if v a ijaii'i tinu win ic-
section, seeing the oil derrick up and main during the festival to greet his
observing on on top or several small children friends on the business
lakes in the vicinity, suspected a r.treets. The merchants of Stroms-
strike" had been made on the Kast burs have 'no kick on Santa Claus,
farm, but not until today did Bowen but thev object to the giving of a
and Ebberson confirm the reports, -ticket with everv 50 cent purchase
They claim to represent no com- ,-nd the "drawing bv lot" and the
pany and told half a dozen Bellevue giving away of fifty live turkeys De
business men they had intended to comber 24 in this same manner. The
have no stock sale. drawing by lot is for cash prizes.
"All we want is to be left alone," Governor Bryan told the delega-
said uutii.
Turpin was himself in comercial
teaching for some time and with his
long experience in this line was a
very valuable man for the lecture
and able to give the young people of
the school some very good sugges
tions along this line of work.
C. S. ALDRICH IMP0VING
jator Johnson of California, the only
avowed republican candidate for the
presidency. Senator Johnson has de
dared against the world court and
for the soldiers' bonus. He has not
given his approval to the Mellon tax
plan, but has indicated objection to
some of its principal features.
Comment on the president's ad
dress is being withheld by Senator
Johnson, who today was in New
York, but extended discussion of Mr
l? ste- tha,torney general and Cooidge-8 position is expected from
visit. There were there for the oc
casion Mesdames A. F. Schaeffer, Al
vo; A. Dier and Wm. Powell, Lin
coln; Miss Violet Ouerh of Alvo.
The barber has entered into the
bartering business and a few days
ago traded one pig for five. Just
how he will come out of the invest
ment only time can tell. Should
season this year of the Alvo schools corn advance and hogs get lower he
will extend from Dec. 22 to Dec. 31, might wel have kept his one pig for
including one whole week, the time he might not lose as much. But if
beign short will enable the schools corn goes down and pigs up he will
to elope the coming summer one be in the clover.
week earlier. 1 George Hall the man who loves a
fhrlo Wehpr and the familv n'oro finp car baa linst disnnd nf nia hnar - 1
" " j - - - friends
j, rr 1 l J ... I T- 0 m 1IICUU3,
spending i nanKsgiving uay near wuu-ii as uiie ui a lew years ago
Gretna where they were guests at the and has gotten a Buick roadster and
home of a number of relatives and a fine craft it is for working on the
where they enjoyed the few day3 fol- assertion which this company has of
ten made, "V hen better cars are
built, Buick will build them," they
have produced an elegant car and
Mr. Hall has one of them.
The Kasts said their lease to the if that officer believes there is any
two men called for a cash considera- thing the governor can do he would
tion and royalty on all oil or coal he glad to co-operate with the legal
that might be taken out.
LQCA-LNEWS
From Thursday's Daily
O. A. Davis of Murray was among
the visitors in the city today attend
ing to some matters of business.
J. R. McVey was at Murray today
for a few hours attending to some
department. State Journal.
CASE IS ATFIRMED
From Saturday's Daily
' The announcement was received
here today by Attorney D. O. Dwyer
of the affirming of the judgment of t the bonus. William G. McAdoo has
him in the near future.
Democratic leaders generally crit
icized various features of the ad
dress, but Senator Underwood of
Alabama, the only avowed democrat
ic presidential candidate who sits in
congress, was not present at the
joint session and made no comment
He has declared for the world court
plan and, like Mr. Coolidge is again-
the district court of Cass county by
tho supreme court in the case of Ro
rfne Allen vs. Louise and Grace Val
lerv. In this action the plaintiff
lowing most pleasantly. They re
turned home last Saturday well
pleesed with the visit.
S. C. Boyles and the family were
visiting a week last Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Keefer
and the family at Glenwood, Iowa,
making the trip in their auto and
Are Making Toys
The manual training class at the
Alvo schools is very busy these times
mntters nf business and visiting with ! claimed the sum of $25,000 damages
;:iu'mng iiiai maw nau uetrii mjureu
(T n or rim i n t A V V n i n r 1 o
. G May?eld of Louisville was! ,Q- , bto tne defen, ants. In the
here today for a few hours attending s , , , (J
to some matters of business at the ;ment WQg entere(, for the (lefendants
court nouse. jaml Vt.hich now stands by the decis-
James Terryberry of Louisville , ion cf the supreme court,
was among those attending to busi- ,
ness in the county seat today for a
few hours.
come out in favor of both.
The reaction of "the country" to
the president's recommendations will
be watched carefully by all party
leaders.
IS SHOWING EAIPR0VEMENT
Mrs. M.
C. Metzger and daughter . From SaturdaVs Daily
came in yesterday from their home The many friends of Mrs. C. P.
near Cedar Creek to enjoy the day Svdebotham will be very much pleas-
flndinsr an excellent dav and fine in .h ci,r. a th o.i'here visiting with friends and look-!0,i to learn that this estimable ladv
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roans on ineir trip. iney enjoyea , are doing some very nice work in the , ilfc' l
the visit there most pleasantly
A number of the members of the
Knights of Pythias of Alvo were vis
iting at Lincoln last Wednesday eve
ning where they attended the fiftieth
anniversary of the founding of the
order in Nebraska. Among those who
attended were Elbert Taylor, Alfred
Stroemer, Carl Ganz, Arthur Dinges,
James Friend.
John G. Wunderlich, of Nehawka,
is now well on the highway to com
plete recovery from her recent opera-
line of tovs and Christmas nresents
Those of the class are PhiliD Coat- was among the interested residents ; tion. for appendicitis and has been
. n iuA n..4.. a.nn ..4 v.AMn ..n4n.,1n-'ni. x i t. : i 1 n i
man Edward and Mavnard Cook 1U1 LUllui pueai utitr tsitiuu.y uuiu iu ieav uit1 hiiuiis ot'un uus
FELL FROM POLE
WHILE AT WORK
Emil Oberle of Eagle Keceives Pain
fill Though Not Serious In
juries Monday Evening.
Monday evening Emil Oberle, ac
companied by his son, Lloyd, went
to a place near Ed Ossenkop's, four
miles southwest of Eagle, to do some
Vernon Anderson. Sherrill Fifer. !at the arguments in the district court pital and is now at the home of her j k t telephone lines Emil
George Kitzell, Willard Timblln. Carl
Haines and Kenneth Dally
Join Forces
R. M. Coatman and W. H. Warner
have ioined forces in settinc the he-
l.elsi aionaay jonn SKinner witn . iated threshing contracted complet
M. Coatman in his load of stock to e, during the nice weather. Mr.
Omaha where he delivered at the Coatman is furnishing the power and
stock yards. He took stock for W. W. jir yarner the separator and they
Coatman. S. C. Boyles. Anton King, have been threshing for Geo. Hard
Turner McKinnon, J. M. Manners, knock. Jessie Hardknock and Wm.
and J. H. Weichel and on his return Meikel.
brought back with him a load of
calves for W. W. Coatman. With
the new truck he can almost take a
train load of stock.
Business forms of all kinds print
ed at the Journal office.
Special Tire Prices!
Te reduce my stock of tires, I will sell the follow
nig sizes, as long as they last, at the following prices
for cash
30x3 Goodrich fabric casing $ 8.00
30x3 Yl Goodrich fabric casing. 8.85
32x4 Goodrich fabric casing 17.60
30x3 Yl Goodrich cord casing 10.25
Coatman Hardware Co.
R. M. Coatman, Prop.
Hardware, Implements Alvo, Nebraska
on the indictments voted by the grand sister, Mrs. McIIale, 3936 North 21st
jury.
rtreet where she will remain until
Editor Lee Mayfield of the Louis- she is able to come on home to Platts
ville Courier and V. F. Diers of that mouth and wihch the family hopes
city were here yesterday to attend will be only a matter of a few days
the hearings in the district court and , at the most
to look after other matters of busi
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heil, Jr.
NEW BOY IN TOWN
were
in the city yesterday, motoring in j From Saturday's Daily
from their home west of the city, This afternoon a fino little son and
with Mr. and Mrs. John Heil and heir arrived to make his home with
daughter Elsie, and the party spent
several hours here looking after some
matters of business.
From Friday's Daily
James Stone and wife of Nehawka
were here today attending to some
!of the pre-Christmas shopping at the
Plattsmouth stores.
J. F. Clement and wife of Kansas
City motored up yesterday from their
home to enjoy a few days visit here
with the family of Mr. and Mrs. R.
W. Clement, the former being a
brother of Mr. Clement.
From Saturday's Daily
Mrs. F. J. Hennings and son Her
man were here today from Eight Mile
Grove precinct looking after some
matters of business.
Mrs. Bertha L. Stand ley and
laughter, Verna.'of near Eagle, were
here today attending to some mat-
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hilt and the oc
casion brought a great deal of happi
ness to the proud parents. Mrs. Hilt
and the little son are doing nicely
and the father is surfly filled with
happiness. Mrs. Hilt is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lohnes of this
city.
A WORTHY PROJECT
From Saturday's Daily
The cabinet which the D. A. R
has given to the public library is in
place and completely finished. It is
an addition to the library, and it is
hoped will prove satisfactory for its
purpose. The work of the Daughters
of the American Revolution is en
tirely unselfish, as it exists purely
for the benefit of the country or
town. Two years ago the county was
the recipient of the tablet which was
placed on the court bouse and now
the daughters are working to pay
for the cabinet. Now ;hat there is a
ters at the court house.
Henry Shiffler. residing in the suitable place provide ! for valuable
south part of the city, has been very 'articles the public is requested to
pooriy ma lasi iew nays sunenng ,make gifts for this nurnose. Anv
persons having books, pictures, rea
ords or antiques of any kind please
Dnstall a Kadio
At Your Home as a Christmas Present
for the Entire Family
We can care for your needs promptly. What joy it will
be to "listen in." Don't deprive yourself of a radio.
We can also give your Auto Repair work
the best of Attention Now
ALVO
A. DINGES, Prop.
-:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
from a severe cold and attack of the
grippe.
Mont Robb came in this morning j attach name of giver to the article
to spend a few hours while en route 'and present to the library. This pro-
home to Union after a trip out on the ject should receive the support of all
road in the interests of his grain
company.
Miss Mary Wetenkamp, who is at
tending the University of Omaha,
came in last evening to visit here for
the week end at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weten
kamp and family.
Andrew Kearn, Jr. who was born
in this city, but has since childhood
been residing in the west part of the
state, came in today to visit with his
aunt, Mrs. Schliscke and family. Mr.
Kearn is now living at Axtell.
C. W. Johnston and wife of Salt
Lake, who have been here visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Stine, the latter the aunt of Mr.
Johnston, ,have returned to their
home in the west. Mr. Johnston i3
train dispatcher for the Oregon Short
line at Salt Lake and one of the
youngest train dispatchers in
west.
who can help as it will be a great
benefit to our town in years to come
and will increase in value as time
goes on. Please help ihe daughters
in this Interesting wo k
HOGS FOB SALE
Two pure bred Hampshire, one fall
and one spring, male rigs, ready for
service. Chas. E. Schwab, Nehawka,
Neb. dl0-2tw
COCKERELS FOR SALE
Single combed Rhode Island Red
cockerels from a new egg strain, $2
and $3. Mrs. Harrison L. Gayer.
Plattsmouth. Phone Blurray 2704.
d!0-2tw
Hemstitching, PiCQt Edging. At
the 'Singer Sewing Machine Co., Phone
No. 9.
ascended a pole about twenty-five
feet high and was tightening some
wires which snapped in two. This
caused the pole, which was evident
ly rotten at the base, to sway. It
broke off, letting Mr. Oberle fall, the
pole coming down upon him.
Mr. Maahs, who lives nearby, rush
ed to the scene of the accident and
picked up Mr. Oberle and brought
him to his home in Eagle. ' Dr. Long-
acre was summoned and gave medi
cal attention.
Later he was taken to Lincoln to
a hospital where he is resting as
easily as can be expected." An X-ray
photo revealed that there were no
bones broken and the bruises were
confined to the leg no internal in
juries. He is expected to be out on
crutches in a short time. Eagle
Beacon.
A FAREWELL PARTY
From Saturday's Daily
A surprise party was given Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Marler on Monday eve
ning, December 3rd. The ladies club
and their families, of which Mrs.
Marler has been a very faithful mem
ber, and neighbors met at the home
of Omar Schlichtemeier and then all
went in a body and gave Mr. and
Mrs. Marler a real surprise. About
4 0 friends were present. At a late
hour delicious refreshments were
served which had been brought, by
the guests. All reported an especial
ly good time and left wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Marler many joys in their
new home at Mynard to which they
will soon move and where Mr. Marler
will go back to his old trade of
blacksmithing.
Word has been received here by
County Attorney A. G. Cole of the
fact that his friend, C. S. Aldrich,
of Elmwood, was showing some im
provement at the Presbyterian hos
pital in Omaha, where he has been
for a short time taking insulin treat
ment. Mr. Aldrich has not been in
the best of health for some time and
it is hopel that he will derive per
manent relief from the treatment at
the hospital.
SHOWS SOME IMPROVEMENT
From -Saturday's Dail-
Mrs. Joseph Hadraba, who for the
past year has been in very poor
health, has been having some more
restful days in the past week which
has been quite encouraging to the
family and friends altho the patient
is still very poorly and it is the sin
cere wish of the many friends of this
etsimable lady that she may be able
to rally from her long illness and be
back in her former good health.
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases are Too Dangerous
for Plattsmouth People to Ne
glect Their Cure.
The great danger of kidney trou
bles is that they so often get a firm
hold before the sufferer recognizes
them. Health will be gradually un
dermined. Backache, headache, ner
vousness, lameness, soreness, lum
bago, urinary troubles, dropsy, grav
el and Bright's disease may follow
as the kidneys get worse. Don't ne
glect your kidneys. Help the kidneys
with Doan's Kidney Pills, which are
so strongly recommended right here
in riattsmouth.
Ask your neighbor!
Louis Kroehler, one of the pro
prietors of Kroehler Bros, hardware
store, 542 Main street, Plattsmouth,
says: I had pains in my back. I
was so lame I could hardly stoop and
my kidneys were weak. I had a tired,
languid feeling all the time and head
aches were common. I got a supply
of Doan's Kidney Pills from Rynott
& Company's drug store and began
taking them. They soon relieved
me of the trouble. I am pleased to
recommend a valuable kidney remedy."
The above statement was given on
April 10. 1912, and on May 12, 1920,
Mr. Kroehler added: "I am of the
opinion that Doans Kidney Pills
are asplendid remedy for kidney ail
ments. I haven't needed them in a
number of years. I have great faith
In Doan's.
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Kroehler had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.,
Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt Recommends
Chamberlain's Tablets
"I have frequently used Chamber
lain's Tablets, during the past three
5'ears, and have found them Splendid
for headache and bilious attacks. I
am only too pleased, at anj time, to
epeak a word in praise of them."
writes Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt, Rockport,
T "V"
A . 1 .
! GH. H. G. LEOPOLD
Osteopathic Physician
Eyes Tested and Glasses
Fitted
Union Block Phone 208
PLATTSMOUTH
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MRS. T, C. M'CARTY
Hemstitching- and
Picot Edging
N. 4th St., Plattsmouth
PHONE 100-J
The Big Doll
dill
The Dolls Name is
Tessio Yvonne
The card bearing this name
was held by
filrs. S. S. Gooding,
to whom the doll was deliver
ed. We thank the public for
their patronage.
Weyrich & Hadraba
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$2.00 Per Dozen!
Fowrs
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SOCIAL WORKERS CLUB
The Social Workers Flower club
will meet Dec. 12 with Mrs. Frank
Pace, Mrs. T. B. Hardison assistant
hostess. Please bring a present for
grab. bag. A short program will be
given.
PLATE SUPPER
At District No. 6, 5 miles south
of Plattsmouth Friday evening, Dec.
14th. Program will be given. Ev
erybody cordially invited.
PEARL SPANGLER,
dl0-2tw Teacher.
FOR SALE
R. C. Rhode Island Red cockerels
at $1.60 each. Mrs. Julius Reinke.
tf-daw 'South Bend, Neb. dl0-2mo.w
Stock Limited to 134 Dozen
Will Have to Hurry, Folks
We have on hand 1 34 dozen folders that formerly
sold at from $6 to $ 1 2 per dozen, to be closed out at
the unheard-of price of $2 per dozen.
Now is the time for you to have those pictures
taken which you have been promising yourself you'd
have taken some time.
You will never have the opportunity to get photo
graphs at this price again. Remember, we have only
1 34 dozen to sell at this price, so come soon if you
want any taken. You can now have pictures taen of
the whole family and pay back all the pictures you
owe your friends.
We take them by electric sky light, so can make
them for you in any kind of weather; also open even
ings until nine o'clock to take pictures.
Better HURRY while you have several styles to
select from. Open every day and evening, including
Sundays until they are all gone.
REMEMBER A DOZEN PHOTOGRAPHS
MAKE TWELVE XMAS PRESENTS
Olson Electric Studio
Lower Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebr.