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o THTJESDAY, JANTTAEY 29, 1925. PLATTS3I0TJTH SEH - WEEKLY JOTTEHAI PAGE FIVE. I' W. 1 1 Murray Department Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers If ny of the waders of the Journal knOTT of any pocifcl event or item of Interest in this vicinity. 'nd will mail ime to this office. It will ap pear under this headin?- We want all newsitems Editob The business outlook is not so important c the outlook fcr business! II; 7. !3 ?) Ji h Guv Busies Jo Excel If Possible! We are not satisfied to stand still. We are constantly studying ways to improve our present services and add new ones that will be of assistance to our patron? If there is any improvements possible in banUirjj service you'll find our bank ready to "Murray for over Sunday i taken to her school last adopt it. , Progressiv e nets is our watch word and our services must excel others if possible. Murray State Bank Murray, Nebraska SLOGAN There is No Substitute for Safety J. A. Scotten Contractor cr.d DaUder General Contractor. Estimates cheerfully furnished on all work wanted. Murray NebrasI Earl Mrasck and Joe Green were looking; after some business matters ia I'lattsmouth last Saturday. Jarvis Lancaster was a passenger to Omaha last Monday afternoon,! n-hoie he had some business matters, to look after. ! Roy (Iregc and wife have a little daughter. Miss Dorothy, who has been quite ill the past few days with a ory severe attack of the grippe. Mis Marie Davis, daughter of MrJ and Mrs. J. A. Davis, has been suf fering from an attack of the grippe for the rast few clays, but is at this time some better. Mr. and Mrs. Virgel Meade have a littie daughter, Margaret, who has been c,uite ill for the past few days and all things are being done to aid in her recovery. Mike Rys. the village smith, was a visitor in I'lattsmouth last Saturday, locking after some business matters and also remained for over the week end with the family. Robert Tilson. the little son of Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Tilson. was taken down with an attack of pneumonia last Monday, and the best of care is being taken of the patient. Cameron Cathev and the family were visiting and enjoying a tsoii spUndH dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mutz last Sunday, where all had a most splendid time. Otto Puis was having his winter's meat droned last Monday, and get ting it out of the way for other work which will r-oon be demanding at tention as we get nearer to spring. Mi-s Eula Frars. who is teaching school at Louisville, was a visitor in and was Monday by il:er brother. Kemper Frans. the bar- i ber. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green has been having the cripre o.uite badly, but at this i time is getting along nicely which will be pleasing news to their many i frit-n'is. j O.-rar Nailor was a visitor in Om 'aha last Saturday where he went to (purchase goods for his store here, he Lavin:r destroyed the goods which he had in stock at the time he was j taken sick. I Pre-! Lutz ar.d family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ilild and family were vis- iiting at the home of Mr. 'Vra. PuK Sr.. for the day idav, and enjoyed a most dinner as wei!. I Mrs. Byron Red was a visitor in i Murray, having been visiting here at itr.e heme of her sister-in-law, Mrs. j II. G. Creamer and sons, Messrs. C. ! M. and Frank Reed, living in the 'country near here. Mr. an, Mrs. A. A. Young and Mr. ana Mrs. D. A. leuncr were visiting ;r.nd looking after some business mat 1 tpr? in riattsmomh last Saturday i end fount! the roa Is very had for the ; high st: ;ipii:g auto. j The rarnvrs elevator leaded and ;thir.T.'.d on lat Monday one car load jof v heat and ore of corn. Xatwith 'i tanking the verj severe roads, there is some grain being delivered at the lejc-varois in Murray each. day. : Jasper Queen was a passenger to and Mrs. lr.st Sun-esc-rllent SO NNICHSEN'S- t-g r r ff c$ ;; w 4 Lu usSvid Gallon peaclicr., folic! pack, per gallon $ .65 Gallon c-priccts, rolid pack, per gallon 75 Gallon red cherries, per gallon 1.25 Navy beans, per Fo 10 Standard cveec corn, 2 cans for . . .25 Little Hatchet licur, 48-lb. sack 2.50 Hard candies, 2 lbs. for 35 Peanut brittle. 2 lbs. for 25 Value milk, tall can for 10 Puyallup pear?, standard 35c per can, 3 for SS Jack Sprat, peaches or apricots, 3 cans for. ..... .98 Red sdmon, tall can 35 Pink salmon, per tan 20 Small can tomatoes, per can 15 In Our Dry Goods Department 27-inch ginghams, per yard 19c and .25 27-inch apron checks, per yard -w- 15 i pin gharris, per yard 25c and .35 3&-inch cLrk and lipht percales, per yard. 19c, 22c .25 16- inch crash toweling, per yard 19 20-h.rh crash toweling, per yard 22 17- inch beached toweling, per yard -. . .25 Turkish tev.el3, 17x30, each .25 Men's jackets, for Saturday only 1.69 Men's overalls, fcr Saturday only 1.69 Highest Market Prices Paid for Your Produce Ti pa 8 nniohsen Go, Phone No. 12 Murray, Nebraska Plattsmouth where he had some bus iness and also was a passenger to Omaha, from where, after having looked after his business, returned home on the midnight train. Henry C. Long, who has been kept at home for some time on account of his being in poor health, is report- edv as feeling quite a bit better at this time and is expected to be able to be out in the near future. Raymond, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Payton, living west of town, has been suffering for a num ber of daj-s with an attack of pneu monia, but is showing some improve ment, which Is glad news to their many friends. "VV. G. Boedeker, who is the ad ministrator of the Win. Schwab es tate, with O. D. Sherman and Cap tain Harrison L. Gayer, were over to the farm last Monday looking over the premises and appraising the place, as required by law. W. A. Wheeler was a passenger to Omaha where he was joined by his brother. Joseph Wheeler, and from there they departed for Alvo to at tend the funeral of their cousin, Os car J. Kitrel, who passed away at his home two miles soutL of Alvo on last Sunday morning. Louis Hallas and Charles Boedek er were visiting in Omaha on last Saturday evening where they went to see the basketball geme which was staged between the teams of Creigh ton university and Notre Dame, and enjoyed the game most pleasantly, returning home on the midnight train. Mrs. Florence Bartlett. daughter of Mrs. Addie Bartlett, was taken with pneumonia last Friday evening r.r.u has been very sick since tbat time at the home of her mother. The little lady is receiving the best of tare an 1 medical attention and it is hoped she will soon be on the high way to recovery again. Uncle D. J. Pitman hrs not been feeling quite well enough to come down te the office and look after the business thouch he has been able te be up and about the house. O. A. Davis has been looking after the business at the elevator. There was one car of ccm loaded for shipment at the elevator Monday. Victor Wehrbein. the 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wehr bein. has been having a very severe spell of sickness and still remains very poorly and the phjfeicians fear ing that an abcess may develop on one of her lungs, every effort is be ing put forth to prevent the same and to bring the young Jady back to htolth. Little Gene Taylor, the little dau ghter of Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor, has been quite ill for the past few days and fears were entertained that the little one was in danger of an atta:k of pneumonia, but it was also hop'-d that it miht be prevented, and every effort of both medical and nursing are being put forth to avert the disease. Litl!-" Laura Mrasek has been very sick me past weejc witn an attaek of pneumonia and which has been grappled with by the parents and the host medical skill comma need and still remains very nick. Her temperature was very high lat week. The many friends of this young lady and ber parents are very anxious that she shall show immediate recovery. a few miles northeast of Nehawka, where he was born and raised, and who has been ill for the past few years with a complication of diseases, passed away at 7 o'clock last Sunday morning. During his illness, every thing possible was done to bring the health of the patient back to its form er state, but with little effect. Mr. Stoll was a member of the Independ ent Order of Odd Fellows and a most estimable citizen having a large cir cle of friends who will be pained to learn of his death. Mrs. Todd Dies at Hospital For several months Mrs. Helen Todd has been feeling quite poorly and last week went to Nebraska City, where she underwent an operation for relief from appendicitis, follow ing which ordeal she did not recov- er as was nopea ana later uneier ue- veloping conditions another opera tion was required, which was per formed on last Saturday and follow ing which Mrs. Todd did not rally and passed away at about five o'clock last Sunday evening. Mrs. Todd was formerly Miss Dee Garrison, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garri-' son of near Union and was one of the most lovable of women, having many excellent qualities of character. BIBLE SCHOOt LESSON Sunday, February 1st By M. S. Brigga The Vine and Its Branches Golden Text: "He that abideth me and I in much fruit." in him, the same beareth John 15:5. Hears Sister Has Bied Last Sunday, A. W. Reed received a message coming from the home of his sister, telling of her death. Mr. Reed departed on the early train Monday for Sterling. Kansas, where the sister, Mrs. Margaret Watson, had lived prior to her death. The husband had died some eighteen or so j-ears ago. They left but one child, a gTown daughter with a family of her own. Mr. Reed went to attend the funeral and also to visit with a brother, Dick Reed, who makes his home at Alfen, Kansas, and who is also very sick. Time to Get Busy Louisville precinct is petitioning the county board to call a special election for the voting of $27,000.0u bonds, the proceeds to be used for graveling the road southwest from there to the precinct line en route to Manley, the Louisville-Plattsmouth road eat to the precinct line at the Sihmader farm, the Weeping Water road south from the east edge of the precinct line and road west from Louis the south bank of the which can be the little girl PRINTED TEXT 1 I am the True Vine and My Father is the husbandman. 2 Every branch in me that beareth not fruit. He taketh it away; and every branch that beareth fruit. He cleanseth it that it may bear much fruit. 3 Already ye are clean be cause of the word I have spoken unto you. 4 Abide in me, and I in you, as the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; so neither can j-ou except you abide in me. 5 I am the true vine, ye are the branches; He that abideth in me and I in him, the same beareth much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing. 6 If a man abide not in Me, he is cast forth as a branch and is withered; and they gather them and cast them into the fire and they are burned. 7 If a man fcbide in Me, and My words abide in you, ask what so ever you wHl, end it shall be done unto you. 8 Herein is My Father glor iied that you bear much fruit; and so shall you be my disci ples. 9 Even as My Father has loved me, I also have loved you. Abide ye in my love. 10 If ye keep My command ments, ye shall abide in My love; even as I have kept My Father's commandments and abide in His love. 11 These things have I spoken unto you, that my joy may be in you and that your jov mav be made full. 3ew Fresh B BT1 P f f zr w wl The County Physician has sterilized our store and destroyed most of the goods. The store has been entirely renovated. We went to Omaha today with two trucks and have a stock of new, fresh goods in stock. The place is thoroughly cleansed Come and get the best of new fresh goods. We thank you all for your kindness and assure you we appreciate your trade. STORE NOW OPEN istSsr Ql Lancaster Murray -:- -:- Nebraska Lcuisville to the "bottom" ville skirting Platte river. This will be a big year in road im provement in Cats county and it be hooves every precinct to be up and coming, arranging its program in advance, so there will be no hitch the proceedings when spring arrives,' find the work can proceed uninter rupted all over the county. This im provement has been so long delayed, there is no danger cf overdoing the things even if work were started in every precinct the day the frost is out of the ground and pushed vigor ously till freezing up time next fall. Ours is one of the richest counties in the state, with a low tax levy and not a cent of bonded indebtedness. Surely we can afford the roads we are needing so badly, and which will pay for themselves in effect. LESSON REVIEW This pretty illustration which the Master uses is like many which all through His ministry He made so powerful as He draws them from the natural obiects around Him. His wheat and tares made a most telling illustration of what He wished to convey and in the illustration in this lesson the husbandman, the Father is here represented as getting the most from the vine and the branches for no vine bears fruit without the branches, neither do the branches except they abide in the ino. The Great Jehovah, had it been His plan to do so, could have saved man whether he desired to be saved or not, wholly without any effort on his part and even without his con sent. But the Father had planned best when He made man an instru- for the manifestation of Hi? and the Son's glory and the joy of the disciple. In making man an instrument in his own salvation, he, the disciple, must accept the sacrifice of the M?3ter. which has bought pardon for his fins and the sins of his parents for which he is under condemnation. Again, man is required to bear fruit, that is obey the commandments, be cause by so doing he is working in conjunction with the Master in carry ing that message of love and for- the saving they i giveness to a lost world, unless we bear fruit we are uselessly encumber- me nt Spark Plug is Gone i One of the little penis which O. !A. Davis has been wont to drive, died jlast Sunday at the age of 2S years, 'and was given unusual obsequies, be . ing mourned by Mr. Davis on ac count of its history. He used this pony and its mate when he went to see his girl in the days of yore. He called his pony Spark Plug, because he used him to go sparking with. Getting New Eadios Lately Among those who got new radios (during the past week is C. H. Boe ;dcker and he is enjoying the new .innovation very much. He also has 'purchased a new one for his grand son, Charles Boedeker and now the j grandson and grandfather both en jjoy programs from the outside world. ;Dale Topliff is another purchaser, all three sets being sold and install ed by A. D. Bakke. .1 hi? Are Adding Another "Trick ; The work at the office of the Mis souri Tacific at Murray has been done for some time with a two trick service, but in order to facilitate the business a change has been made, making this office a three trick sta tion and thus insuring better serv ice. Mr. Staska remains as station agent and day trtrk man, and the other two will be R. A. Tskerly, who has been working here as second trick operator, and M. R. McGinnis, who has been located with the Union Pacific at Columbus, but who form erly worked one trick here. j Goes to Omaha Hospital . The leg of Donald Murphy, which was broken and which was set by the ' family physician was not doing as well as desired by the physician, and he had the young man taken to the i hospital at Onial.a where an Xray (Was taken of the injury, showing a compound fracture with four dis tinct breaks which required an In cision to reduce the fracture. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, the parents, were ; returning home last Saturday morn- ing:. and continued on to Omaha, be ing present at the time of the op eration. The young man is doing nicely now. I John ?. Stoll Dies Sunday ! John F. Stoll. who has made his home for the past 57 years on a farm Hearts Are 1 rumps WITH ST. VALENTINE The romantic old Saint celebrates joyouily on Feb ruary 14, and so should you. ing the ground and av? are removed that some one who will bear fruit may o-cupy the place. We have the premise that if we abide in Christ, that is. obey His commands, we may ask whatever we shall detire in Christ's name and it will be granted. When we ask in His name it must be in line cf His life and what he would teach and do Himself. When we endeavor to pray asking something not in line of right and justice, we are endeavor ing to pull something across that is not right and we are forging His name to an order not in line with love, justice and Christian teaching. "Even as the Father has loved Me, so ha,'e I loved you ; Abide in My love," the Master told the disciples. "and if you keep my commandments ye shall abide in My love." Then He says: "These things have I spoken unto you, that My joy may be in you. and that your joy may be made full." That Christianity may be a real, vital working certainty was the ob ject and plan of the Father and the Son, and notwithstanding the vast- r.ess of Infinity, the university, the realms of heaven, the vat-tnss of space and the eternal duration of time and the endlessness of eternity, the Father through the Son has in vited man to share in this great plan for the salvation of the- worM, thsi all miy inherit eternal life with all the joys of heaven and what it means to comprehend the Infinite and enjoy all the things which the Master said. "I go to prepare a place fcr you. I will come again and re ceive you that where I am there you may be also. For Sale Two year old pure bred Shorthorn bull. Ivan Dclen Dernier, Tel. No. 1220, Murray exchange. j22-4tw Horses, Harness and Wagon. I have three excellent, trus'y good work horses with harness for them and a good wagon with two sots T wheels, Idw iron ones and wood ones. Henry S. Long. Murray Neb. Mrs. E. H. Franzen, who was called here by the death of her fath er, L. G. Larson, returned to Omaha this morning to look after her home there for the day and to return here Thursday for the funeral services. Ton Mason dcparied this morn ing fcr Omaha where he will spend a short time in that city visiting with friends and looking after some matters of business. a c a Your Efernoss Oiied! We are prepared to look after your harness work, which includes oiling and repairs. Leave them at our store in Murray. We go to Plattsmouth every day with the truck, and will be back the following day ready for you. We do Tin Work, Furnace Work, look alter the repairs cn year Corn Shelters end Eliminate the Trou bles of the Gas Engine. tjj 54 S Murray, Nebraska Coal for won Hi We have 2 cars of best coal one car best llinois coal and one car best western coal. PRICES RIGHT Banning S tickles Phone No. 21 Murray, Nebr. GALA BOOK will tell you how. It is only 10 cents a copy. We can help you make the favorr, nut cups, Jack Horner pies, party caps, costumes and ether docoratiens de scribed therein, as well as supply you with Rsaiiy-to-Use Vakriiias Psrly Gcois! A complete variety now from which to choose. ef Ready for Spring! Better, get your harness in good repair for the spring work, wThile there is no rush for their use. We have a shop here and can make all necessary repairs as well as oiling them. Bring the harness in while you have time, and remember we are carrying a full line of heavy and shelf hardware for your use. MURRAY larcswarccsin? pigment Qo. NEBRASKA fSafss Corner 5th and Main, Book and Gift Shop Plattsmouth, Neb. It tA ft t'il r A mild r.'itcm of treatnumt riiatcurc Pi!r. Fifult!iJ j - TTVggSliVl.'iJ ' E-S"TR-r2 tncal operation. No CMorafomv Ettirr or other ?rr.-i! Jr . Aesthetic used. A cure puera3ted in every coe accepted for treatment, ani no Tnrr.rr to be iiiJ unlii cured. Write far fre book on RoctiJ D:see. with names and testuaotuaie or thouKndi cl prominent people who have been perrnaneridy cored. DR. E- R. TARRY SANATORIUM, DIL R. S. JOHNSTON. MeSc Director Pete-r Trust Elltig. Omaha. Nclr.