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Hi THURSLAY. MAY 15, 1D24. PLATTSMOUTH SEMI WI JQUBNAI I u i r i Murray Department Prepared in the Interes: of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers If any of lae readers of ih Journal knoT of any social sreui or item of lnireo 1b this vicinity, and will mail tame to this office, it will ap pear under this bead -.Dir. We want ail newsitema Editob Christian Aid Society The aid society of the Christian church will he entertained at the church Wednesday. May 21. Host esses. Mesdames Albert Young. E. L. Peterson, Guy White. D. A. Younp. J. F. Brendel, leader, requested to be present. Oppose Sunday Baseball at Hastings, Nebraska Quit blowing bubbles and start making bricks' For Your Convenience! Fcr your convenier.ee we have made special provision for tak ing care of your banking wants by mail. Through this method of bank-in.- you avoid all inconvenience and delay, you save time and trouble and you get the same efficient service. You'll like "banking by mail." Try it! United Presbyterian Notes W. F. Graham, pastor. Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Preaching services at 11 a. m. and 45 p. m. Intermediate society at 7:15 p. m. Junior at 3:00 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting Wednes- m. Hastings. Neb.. May 13. The le eiilitv of Sunday baseball in Hast- Members all ing will be tested, even if it must be taken,, to coart. according to the Rev. C. W. McCaskill. pastor of the Methodist church and president of the Hastings ministerial union of nine churches. The ministers requested Mayor Ingraham to stop th- Tri-State league .same here Sunday between Grand Island and Hastings, but the mayor refused to interfere on the grounds that there is no city ordin- W. G. Boedeker was looking after matters in and about Murray on last Messrs. John Campbell and C. M. enm a ktieinaaa m . t ..,.. in T innnln T. .-.r- A in . v . - r- . . . lino , ' 1 .- i . . . .. V, .) rv-,-. " J m ' last Monday, driving over in his; Herman F. Gansemer shipped a car cattle to the South Omaha market' auiu. ioaa or line noes to uw i. ujuis iasi .ionaay ana accompanied them Sam Shoemaker of Plattsmouth market on Thursday of last week to see tiiein di.sDosed of. day at 7:30 n was looking after some business in and accompanied the stock to the Jasper Queen who has been look- You are cordially invited to wor- ance prohibiting Sunday baseball in the pump line west of Murray on last market. ing after some grading south of Mur- ship with us. We quote again from Hastings. Tuesday. Wm. Sporrer was looking after ray was assisting in the garage when Rev. John E. Abbott: The question in dispute is the re Otto Puis shipped two cars of cat- some business matters in Platt3mouth the repairs were being made on the! "Know when you come, that the suit of an election In 1913 when tie to the South Omaha market last ' ,ast Thursday morning and fonnd tractor which he has been using. church's mission is not to entertain Sunday baseball was voted upon. Of Monday which were well fed and things looking pretty lively in the A movement is on foot for the con- j you. Church services wiil not be de- thc.-:e voting on the proposition a ma- beauties, 'county seat. struction of a concrete walk from . signedly duh. but they will not at- I l n . J - Af n. t n C . I- r it . . -1. . 1 a . ' . . . . I - AM ... . n : : V. V. n ! !tmm mmAm L- W1t-1 Inn D' I .11. .UUU IC i.iicit IUC UUC IS edd t VI llie firiS" i WItJ 1J IC ItU IUC nUJIU 3 ai chant was a visitor in Murrav for near wert: loukin after tian church and which will be con- 1 short ttL looi -Ane zLl nme bul some busniefiS miltters in M'irra on t the Missouri Pacific sta- inp- ma tJ ' last Thursday, making the trip down tion. , matters. -n their car , Qq Tuegd of this wwk Wm uouis mis ana me iamny were i Wm. Puis and son. Harry, ot Schwab was a visitor in Murrav from It Seemed An Unluckv Dav f i c i i n ff r Dla tt t--v nut h i t- 1-1 nlcA .. i i i . . . . . . I J 1LIZ TlT! " r-iattsmouin were visiting auu iuuk- riattsmouth coming to get a load of Last Mondav .vhile Mrs. Clarence to I , f o : L. -- alter some ousiness matters in sana tor the purpose of constructing 1 Hanson was coming to town with .Murray on last tuesaay, running .ome concrete waiks at his home in T. J. Brendel was a visitor at Lin-, down in their auto. I'iuttsmonth. coin on last Monday and again on Mesdames O. A. Davis and E. S. :r V A Kennedy whoM health Tuesday, departed for Auburn where jTutt were visiting with friends in has not been the best for some time he will work for the week. : Plattsmouth last Tuesday afternoon, has been very seriousiy ill. is re- T. M. Patterson of Plattsmouth driving over to the county seat in ported as beimr slizhtlv imnmratl nr msu ranee who strive supremely to please. can get better entertainment where." You else- jority of sixty-three voted for Sun day ball, but many people did not vote on the proposition. The city attorney at that time de clared Sunday ball carried. A later city attorney said that Sunday base ball had lost because it had failed nuster a majority of the total was coming to town with votes. The question is up again and three calves for market the truck in the ministers say that it Sunday wbksb she was transporting the baseball is again attempted they catoea became obstreperous and will carrv the case to the courts for was looking after some business the car of the latter. Murray State Bank Murray, Nebraska SLOGAN There is No Substitute for Safety Special for 10 Days! We will sell the farming- machinery listed at the following: prices for the next ten days: One John Deere truck wagon $ 50.00 One John Deere wagon 75.00 One John Deere Triumph wagon 115.00 One John Deere binder 200.00 One Jenny Lind cultivator 28.30 One Monarch range, all new 110.CO Peterson Hardware Company Murray, Nebraska las-. Tuesday, having rested some bet ter the night before. Ludwig Hailas and the family I vere spending last Sun iay in Platts-l!"" dumped the calves and the driver by the wayside and it was with difficulty that Clarence secured the fractious animals and got them to town. After placing them in the stock yards they made their escape and on the follow ing morning tt;ey were Deing nuntea a final decision. Removes the Danger of Auto Monoxide were visiting mouth where they with relatives 3nd friends, being gi'ests at the homes of the parents of both Mr. and Mrs. Hailas. A. S. Sorenson of Omaha was a business visitor in Murray ore day this week, coming to Rdjnst the in surance which Morton Bartlett car ried in the Equitable end which was paid, it amounting to some $5,000. G. M Minford was looking after some business in Omaha last Satur day and remained for over Sunday ,i i f ' V. --. fnniMw. Mai M t V. by the owners. On the same day the Iteain he'onging to Tom nison ran away and one of the calves kicked the writer on his hand and done al most as much damage as when tho i Ford became unruly. Business For Them All Uncle S. G. Latta wanted houses painted and so he some lots and good ones Philip Iiir.bert for the work and Mr. Lambert not desiring the lots passed them on to Curley Reeves who knows has been rustling with the farm work I tbe real estate and now has the Mur- since. Tuesday of this week. Mr. andNMrs. ! Ruy Taylor of Tekamah were in Murrav for the purpose of purchas- Messrs. Eve.ttt Spangler. president mg the barber shop formerly owneu New York. May 13 Dr. Miller Reose Hutchison, a member of the naval advisory board and for many veers chief engineer of the Edison ia joratories today announced he had discovered a chemical compound whim, used in commercial gasoline, his would eliminate all danger from traded toxi- discharges of carbon monoxide t that, to from automobile exhausts. If chicks are worth hatching, they are worth feeding prop erly. You can INSURE them health, life, quick and sturdy growth and profits for your self hy feeding them witb RED FEATHER GROWING MASH with Buttermilk. It gives perfect results. Get a sack today from your feed store, grocery, drug store or direct from us. , M. C PETERS MILL CO Sou rl Omaha, ."'it . VALLERY BROTHERS DEA1ESS Plattsmouth - Murray - Mynard MEMORIAL TO COST MILLION rav land in his own name. Attended Kappy Hundred The discovery. he said, was reached after experiments prompted by recent numerous reports of death and partial asphyxiation from inhal ing the deadly fumes. His experi ments showed, he said, that straight gasoline gave off 5.0 per cent of car bon monoxide. A mixture of one ounce of the compound in five gal- Los Angeles, May 12. A war me morial building will be erected h re by the county supervisors and the American Legion, at a cost of $1. COO.OOw. it is announced by Uur.m Fitts. former state commander of the Legion. The supervisors recently in creased the original appropriatioi. that such a sum would be available. Annual feoterss-; S The H. M. Soenncihsen Co., at Murray, Nebr. Beginning Saturday, May 17 and closing: Saturday, May 24, the entire store will be found one grand array of genuine bargains. DRY GOODS GROCERIES Katmes and crepe weaves :n pia:ds and plain colors. Anniversary sale price, per yard 69c 100 lbs. sugar for S5.40. 10 lbs. for 85c Pettr Pan ginghams in short lengths, all good colors. Anniversary sale price, per yard 39c Nainsock for lingerie, dresses, yard wide. Anniversary sale price, per yard light colors. 22c Unbleached muslin, fine for underwear. linings, etc. Anniversary sale price, per yard quilt lie Items of Interest to Men Big Huore work shirts, fast color cheviots and chambrays. Anniversary sale price, each Overalls, full cut 2:20 weight denim. Anniversary sale price Underwear Men's athletic style union suits. Anniversary sale price 95c $1.59 .79c Ken s lout union suits. Short sleeve, length Anniversary sale price. per suit ankle 89c Solid Leather Shoes $2.95 $2.39 Men's wo:k shoes, army last, sett ceo toe. Pair Men's curing bai work shoes. Anniversary sale price, per pair Flour! Flcur! Now is the time to lay in your summer s suoply. These are all high grade riours. id-lb. sack Pillsbury's $1 75 5 bag lots or more 1-70 48-ib. sack Z'ko flour 159 i8-lb. sack Omar flour 1-75 Canned Fruits Exceedingly low prices on high grade fruits. BUY NOW 3 cans Hy-Tone apricots for 95 3 cans Del Monte peaches for .95 Per dozen. 93.45 3 cans Nomis peaches for -89 3 cans black raspberries for 89 3 cans red raspberries for -89 3 cans Nomis strawberries for .89 3 cans Puyaliup pears for 90 Per dozen, 93.5 3 cans Hy-Tone peaches for .95 Per dozen. 93.55 3 cans Bose Dale per.ches for .75 Per do-en. 2.90 3 cans Del Mcnte sliced peaches .70 Per dozen. S.TO 3 cans Monarch pineapple for 110 Pt;- dozen. 94. OO 3 cans Nomis pineapple for .80 Per dozen, 93. OO Peaches per gallon $ .60 Apricots, per gallon .65 Apples, per gallon .50 by Morton Bartlett. but which had be n sold to Wayne Lewis of Platts ! mouth. Messrs. Chas. Kennedy and Ralph (Kennedy and Charles Ellington, the i matter a nephew of Mrs. A. V. Ken j nedy. the others her sons, were visit- :ng m Murray on last I uesnay. coi inir to see Mrs. Kennedy who has bt D very sick. Wbl Creamer wa.- a visitor in Ptsttzaoottik last Thursday and called on some of his friends. Will will ex pect to dep?rt for the west in a short time, goirr? to Overton where he will work with both Harry' and Raymond who are farming. Y.t C. E. Holbrook of Lincoln, repr-sentin? the American Life In surance company -as a business vis itor in Murray on la-t Tuesday, com- I insr to adiust the insurance which ! MT.ojjnt beine 52.500 which was naid in full. M C. A. Trent with the big tractor', has been working two miles north of j Murray eettmtr some of the mail route roids in better condition, for ! the past winter they were almost im- ! passable and it is to have them so !tho carrier can get over them with jout the risking of his life that the j work i being done. . E. Palmeter the mechantc at the Murray garage, was a visitor ot his homo in Elm wood over Sunday bnt was on the job early Monday morr.ir.ir and readv to do all the work whih the day could afford bim time to do. However, he is a man who is rendr to do his portion and will do it and knows the way as we!'. W. G. Eoedeker was a of the Murrav Coram W. G. Boedeker of raun-ty club, and Ions of gasoline, he said, reduced the the Murrav State output of carbon monoxide to 3.9 per- Sheriff E. P. St ewart is on tae re- bank were in attendance at the ban- etnfc-He aauea mat a aouoiea uose urea ..si iouay. Buiitrnii, nuiu i -cuet of the "Happy Hundred" club of the inexpensive compound reduced vere case of tonsilitis and Deputy which was held in Plattsmouth on the monoxide output to 3.7 per cent. Sheriff W. R. Young wa. called out Tu day erening of this week. 1 while three ounces in five gallons of to the vicinity of Murdock to kA j ! gasoline reduced it to 2.7 per cent, some papers. Team Runs Away rrrrir-rT-T--- When Mrs. Clarence Hanson had the accident with the truck which resulted in the overturning cf the truck. Thomas Tilson ran to the place of the accident and rendered what assistance he could, leaving his team with which he wa listing stand ing. The team not knowing jut the situation, became restive and con cluded tc run away and so made a dttour or two over the field where the eorn was being planted and a i nearby oa?s field before they could be overtaken and the situation explain ed to them by the by this time irate Mr. Tilson. But little damage was done but it looked for a time like there would be much. The Red Ball Highway Now Messrs. Everett Spangler and Ivan Deles Dernier went to Manley on Monday of last week where they met with a committee, members from each of the towns of Elmwood. Mur dock and Manley and there selected a name for the highway and lit on one suggestea oy Henry A. looi oi Muruock. it being the Red Ball high wry. The markings are to be a large red ball on a white field. Wayse Lewis Buys Barber Shop Or. Thursday of last week. Wayne Lewis, formerly of Plattsmouth. was visitor in!': visitor in Jiurray ana purcnasea 1 Mtnr the barber shop formerly owned by Partlett and immediately Omaha last San da v and with his f;ther Mr. C H Popilkr r . Mc: ton at the hospital where he found the! took possession of the place and has father getting along verv fnirlv at.sinCP been conducting the business, this time. The cast which has been iSinre that there has been seven used to set the broken hones havcilePJe ir Murray for the purpose of been removed and it is expected that he will make more rapid progress to war 1 recovery' from now on. purchasing the place. FOR SALE Cane seed $1 per bushel. Baker. Murray, Nebr. Fred F. ml2-2tw Ski Badly Hurt in Auto Crash in Omaha Monday Barn Dance A barn dance will be given two milr; east and one-half mi!e so'ith of Murrav, Saturday evening. May 10th. Tax Payer, Jr. Omaha. May 12. Bruises and a fractured rig. received today when tne automobile in which he was rid ing to his training quarters hit a truck, will keep Battling Siki. Sene galese boxer, out of tne ring for at it three weeks, physicians said tonight atter an X-ray examination at the hospital to which he wsa tak 'en after the accident. Tiny t "Jim' Herman. Omaha, and Mike Conroy. Kansas City, heavyweights will meet in the main ; event of the fight program here Wednesday night which Siki was supposed to headline, with Nick j Newman cf Kansas City as an oppo ; neat. Siki was thrown against the j side of the car by the impact but was uot thrown out. As he lay on a cot at a police emergency hospital, where he re ceived first aid attention, the con- j queror ot Georges Carpentier wept as he bemoaneu tne iact mat he will not be able to meet Newman. Later he was taken to a private in stitution for the X-ray. turday Specials! Wor. me and two-strap kid and patent leathe: slippers. Values to S4 50 for only $2.95 Choice Navy Eean: extra fine, for -12 lbs. 90c Highest Market Price Pair for Produce. Elack mammoth Jack, with white points. 151 't hands high, 900 lbs. Will make season at my home one ' mile north and a mile and a half weit of Murray. Lost anvthm?? Anvcruae. ft When You Bury Your Dead "'ii H. M. Ssraniehsii Co. Terms Colt to stand and suck. SI 5. Where mare is disposed of or L , removed from vicinity service fee msist on ?oar undertaker using becomes due immediately. All care thc Miller-Grnber automatic con will be exercised to prevent accidents crete sealing vault. It protects but will not be responsible should the remains of the loved ones any occur. Manufactured by ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY READ THIS LIST CAREFULLY Jello, 2 pkgs.. any flavor, for $ .25 Brand flakes. 2 pkgs. for 25 Kellog's bran flakes. 2 pkgs 25 Post bran, 2 pkgs. lor 25 Shredded wheat, 2 pkgs. for 25 Clothes pins. 6 dozen for 25 Peaches, per gallon can 65 Navy beans, 10 pounds for 1.00 Sugar, 1 I pounds for 1.00 Block salt 55 Cookies, per lb 25 Lemons, per dozen 30 Oranges, per dozen 25 Omar flour' per sack 1.85 Roasted peanuts, per lb 25 Cook's mince meat, 2-lb. jar 40 Maple and cane sugar syrup, 2-lb., 3-oz. pitcher. . .50 Shredded cocoanut, per lb 25 Electric Light Bulbs, 50 watt and under, 32c each. Spark Plug tobacco, per lb $ .55 Velvet tobacco, 2 cans for 25 Horse Shoe tobacco, per lb 75 Climax tobacco, per lb 75 Days w ork tobacco, per lb 70 Pork and beans, 2 cans for 25 2 cans of No. 3 Hamilton kraut 35 2 cans of J. M. kraut 25 2 cans of No. 3 Otoe tomatoes 45 2 cans of No. 2 Otoe tomatoes 25 2 cans Carnation milk 25 E!k Horn peas, per can 15 Red Rose peas, 2 cans for 25 2 lbs. Blue Ribbon peaches 45 Yellowstone red salmon, per can 28 Otce corn, 2 cans for 25 Gold Bar pineapple, per can 35 Lewis lye, 8 cans for 1.00 Last chance to buy Butter Nut coffee for, lb 45 Daylight coffee, per lb 40 J. M. coffee, per lb 40 Thank You brand coffee, per lb 35 Argo starch, 2 boxes for 25 Gooch's Best macaroni, 3 boxes 25 Gooch's Best spaghetti, 3 boxes 25 Kamo breakfast food. 2-lb. box 10 Everything must be cash. All those who are owing us, please call and settle at once. ailor & Lancaster Alex D. Rhoden Murray, Neb. Miller & Gruber, Nehawka. Nebraska MURRAY -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA m Murray, Nebraska