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PLATTSKOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1925.
LOCAL NEWS
Alvo Department
Dr. Heineman, Dentist,
Main Bldg., Phone 527.
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County Commissioner Fred Gorder
was looking after some business for
, the county in Alvo and vicinity last
Thursday.
Arthur Parcell. has been assisting
in thf threshing at the home of H. L.
Hornemekr and makes an excellent
hand in this line.
Eddie Crais of Johnson, where he
is encased in the barber business was
a visitor in Alvo list Sunday and was
viiting with his friends and especial
ly one.
C corse Hardncr-k has been assist
ing in the unloading of a car of sand
at th Harming lumber yard, and also
has been makin? some concrete blocks
for the yard. .
Mrs. Paul Johnson, who was strik
en some four weeks since with paraly
sis is still feeling very badly and un
able to help herself and is being car
ed for by the folks.
Will Niekle was a visitor In
Plattsmouth hist week where she was
called to look after some business,
making the trip in his car. and was
accompanied by the family.
Mrs. O. D. Babbitt, of University
Plice. was a visitor in Alvo, for a
fw days last week, with her mother,
Mrs. J P. House, and also looking
after somo business matters as well.
Roy Coattnan was making the
rough places smooth last Thursday
when he was out with the tractor and
drag and made traveling the better
for we were enjoying his good work.
John Woods was a visitor in Omaha
lnt Thursday, where he went with a
load of cattle which he had pur
chased and was marketing at that
Iil.ii'. taking them over in his truck.
Peter Nickel and the folks were
iiiincr with friends and relatives at
Arcadia ar.d vicinity, making the trip
in their car and beiner guests of rela-I
tives while there. They will exject I
to be away for about a week. '
W. W st fall has about gotten his
f:imni(T plowing done and is ready, j
wht-n the time comes, to reseed hisi
luncheon which was served by the
hostess.
Dr. H. C. Leopold, Osteopathic
physician and surgeon, phone 203. :
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Some Horse Shoe Pitching.
There la getting to be some experts
in the horse ehoe pitching game In
Alvo and we were privileged to
watch some fancy pitching last week
when we were in Alvo, in the pecu
liar twirls which Kenneth Cailey and
Raymond Bushness were able to give
the iron arches.
Alvo Cafe Sold.
Mrs. R. II. Ackley, who has con
ducted the cafe at Alvo. since the
selling out of the place by Mrs. Sam
Humphrey, disposed of the business
last week to Mrs. O. A. Baierg, of
Omaha, who will conduct the business
beginning Monday, Aug. 3rd.
They Win and Lose.
The Alvo ball team had two battles
last Sunday in which they won one
and lost the other. In the first game,
which was staged between the Alvo
team and the Yellow Cab's of Lincoln.
Alvo won by a score of 14 to nothing,
and in the second game the score was
Lincoln 11 and Alvo 9.
Are Seeing the North.
A number of the young men, who
have completed the harvesting and
threshing in this neighborhood, de
parted last week for the north where
they will harvest in the Dakotas
while the harvesting lasts. Among
those who went were Herold McKin
non. Jacob Rodaway. Lloyd Fifer,
Walter Vincent and Elmer Taylor.
Will Hold District Picnic.
Messrs. Bert Kitzel. Floyd Dicker
son and A. B. Stromer, members of
the picnic committee of the Alvo
lodge of the Knights of Pythias, were
in Lincoln last Monday night, where
they were members of the district
committee having in hand the arrang
K.na lov.ueai. n,.e lue crop fQr the di3trict K. of p. picnic,
iii luriie iiiis ji'ar ilk is niiiiim lj i , ,
try it asrain hoping for a better yield
The Alvo Bible school were having
a picnic at the Henry Vogte grove
tast of Alvo last Friday, there being
games and stunts of all kinds as well
as refreshments and amusement a
plenty. The all had a most enjoyable
time.
Charles Stcut, who has been em
ployed in Lincoln during the summer
and who h:is been at the home of his
father. Thomas Stout for seme few
wetks. departed last week for Canad
where he went to engage in harvest
ing a has been his custom of other
years.
Andy Urobst and family, who have
been in Wisconsin for the most of
the year, where he has been employed
in the carpenter business, returned
home last week, and Andy reports an
abundance of work in his line, build
ing, while the family say it is the
greatest place to fish out of doors.
Mr. and Mrs. fid ward Casey, of
Linn. were in Alvo last Thursday
where Mr. Casey was looking after
some matters of business and also
was vi-iitinc: with his friends, while
Mrs. Casey was attending the meeting
.f the Alvo Woman's club, which was
in session at the home of Mrs. Charles
Codbey.
.T-ihn Culman and the family, of
Mountain Grove. Mo., but who form
erly lived at MeOrew, in the western
portion of the state, were visiting in
Alvo last Thursday, nnd were com
pleting arrangements for the embark
ing in the merchantile business in
Wabash, in the room where Mr.
Jackson formerly had a store.
Herbert Smith and family of Lin
coln, who have been staying Los
Angeles during the fore part of this
year, returned to Lincoln last week
and were visiting at the home of
Mrs. Smith's parents. Chris Eickman,
.'".t Sunday. Speaking of Los Angeles
Mr. Smith had to say that time are in
a way quiet there through there is
always much doing in that widea
wake city.
A. W. Hawkins of Weeping Water,
was a visitor in Alvo last Thursday,
and was looking after his business in
the line of tuning pianos. Mr. Haw
kins is a music instructor as well and
has the teaching of the band of Mur
dock. which has been making such
phenominal success in their playing,
as is evidenced by the great popular
ity of their band concerts which are
jjven weekly at that rustling sister
town and which draws such immense
crowds.
which is to be held et Crete, August.
18th.
Visiting in Minnesota.
H. L. Bornemeler and family are
departing the first of the week for
Minneapolis, where they will visit
for some time at the home of relatives
of Mrs. Bornemeler, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Osterlag and family, and from
there they will go to Madison, Wis
consin, and visit at the home of
Reuben Osterlag and family. They
will expect to be away for about
away week or ten days and are
making the trip in the Essev auto,
which Herman considers the most re
liable gas wagon going.
Wil Visit at Woodstock.
Albert Benjamin Stromer, the car
rier of the ma'l on the rural route
out of Alvo, wita his family ,Ms taking
a vacation, and has gotten into the
universal car and departed for Wood
stock, where they will visit with the
wife's folks and will expect to be
away for about two week3, the period
of vacation the government allows
their carriers. They will also visit at
Chicago as well and see something of
the real city life of the most active of
America's large cities. While they are
away R. M. Coatman will look after
the getting of the mail to the patrons
of the route.
From Thursday's Dally
Adam Meisinger uud wife of near
Cedar Creek were here today attend
ing to some matters of business with
the local merchants.
Mrs. Charles Tasler departed on
the early Burlington train today for
Western, Nebraska, where she will
spend some time there visiting with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Thomas Walling, Jr., who has
been attending the American Legion
auxiliary convention at Columbus,
returned home thi3 morning after a
very pleasant time spent at the state
meeting.
ed this afternoon for a visit or some
wo wppIs at thf Yellowstone na- f
tional park and other points in the
scenicx west and where they will
spend their vacation period.
Father George D. Pierce and C. L.
Pitman, who were attending the
American Legion convention at Co
lumbus, Nebraska, returned home
last evening after a most pleasant
time mingling wtih the members of
the organization from all parts of
the state.
Miss Mildred Fleming of this city
departed yesterday for Eagle where
she joins Mr. and Mrs. Jesse West
lake, cousins of Miss Fleming, and
with them will go to Denver and
Cn1rrain Surin"-! sis well as YelloW-
stone park for an outing, making the
Hip Vict auiu awn taiiiub v vv.
way.
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WILL FATTEN CATTLE
From Saturday's Daily
Robert Troop, Jr., one of the en
terprising young farmers and cattle
men of this section of Cass county,
was in the city bright and early this
morning to arrange for handling two
car loads of feeders that were ship
ped In today and which Mr. Troop
will take to his farm near Mynard
to fatten for the season.
The cattle were recently purchased
by Mr. Troop from one of the large
stock farms near Grand Island and
will make excellent feeders for the
coming season. Mr. Troop has been
engaged quite extensively in the cat
tle feeding game in the past few years
and has proven quite successful In
this line of farm work, securing some
real prices on the market for his
stock.
TWO HUNDRED NEBEASKANS
AERIVE AT IOWA CAMP
Meet With Mrs. Godbey.
The Woman's reading club of Alvo
ni't last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Charles Godbey, where they had
a most pleasant gathering and a good ' northern Missouri which will sup
lime. Tnere was a very worth while' V'Y the 1,600 men for the camp
program given, which was enjoyed by
Des Moines, la., July 31. Two
hundred Nebraskans will arrive here
tomorrow for the opening of the
Citizens' Military camp at Fort Des
Moines. This is said to be the largest
single contingent from any of the
three states Nebraska. Iowa, and
A Portland, Ore., minister ia
preaching sermons on the question.
all. and it is safe to say that it wa
beneficial to all who heard. Follow-
t tl (T (tin -h-ws-an . 4 4 t. 1 ' im
the club, wiikh called them together.' Can a girl rH hCT 8tockln an1
tb" social session was most perfectly ,stln be a Christian?" A reader sug
enjoyed. as well as the excellent ' Rests she might be a Holy Roller.
Hoi Weather Sure!
Harvest is here. Our service will be just as
efficient as ever. See us for whatever you
need. How about a New Perfection Oil
Stove, Ice Cream Freezer or an Electric Fan
for hot nights. All kinds of Hardware and
Farming Implements. Feed grinding.
-TRUCKING!
Coatman Hardware Co.
ALVO -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
From Friday's Daily r-,
L. R. Snipes, county agent, and Jj
Carl Day motored over from Weep-
ing today to visit with friends and fej
look after some matters of business. Ej
Fred Weidman of Plainview came
down this morning for a few hours', fif
visit, having been at Oman a securing r.
a fine new Buick car for his agency
in Plainview. j
Charles Reichart and Frank Ack
eles of Louisville were here today for
a few hours attending to some mat
ters of business and visiting with '
friends for a few hours. !
Charles HItt, Jr., and cousin. Era
mett Hicks of Nehawka, were among
those going to Omaha this morning
where they will visit for a few hours
looking after somo matters of busi- LJ.;
ness. i
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Mrs. Dertha Jennings of Chicago,
who has been here visiting at the
home of her niece. Mrs. Hilt Martin
and family, departed this morning
for Omaha frow here she will return
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart of Cedar P4
Rapids, Iowa, and Miss Blanche Long Ej
of Casey, Iowa, are here visiting at
tne nome or .air. anu ;urs. i;nt .uar-
tin, the ladies being relatives of Mrs..
Martin.
Mrs. John Wunderlich, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Adams, Lester Wunder
lich and Miss Noell, all of Nehawka.
were here yesterday for a few hours
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Rosencrans and family.
Mrs. J. A. Donelan, who has been !P 3
visiting at Nebraska Citv with her fV
sister, Mrs. J. C. Thygeson'and fam
ily and also enjoying an auto trip
with the other members of the fam
ilv. has rcttirnpd hnmc
Miss Helen Wescott, who has been
spending the past ten days at Grand . tif
Island and Gothenburg, returned 'p-i
home last evening. While at Grand i
Island. Miss Wescott was a sruest of . tM
the A. V. Hunter family and also at- : hu
tended the Epworth League institute
at Gothenburg over which Rev.
Hunter served as dean. j r
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A. J. Sshafer of Mt. l'leasant pre-j pi
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attending to some matters of busi
ness with the merchants.
Mrs. V. C. Jones of Oakland, Cali
fornia, who is here visiting with
friends, departed this morning for
Lincoln to spend a few hours there
with friends.
W. R. Young of this city and Hen
ry Ost of Ashland returned home yes
terday from Perkins county, where
they have been for several days. They
report the wheat near Grant as run
ning very heavy.
Dan Neben from west of Murdock,
accompanied by his sister. Miss Del
la, and Miss Pearl Brakage, was here
today for a few hours, the young la- !
dies attending the teachers' exami-i
nation at the court house. '
Miss Clarissa Townsend of New-;
ton. Mass, who has been here visit-il
ing at the home of Miss Jessie Rob- :
ertson for a Tew days, departed this
morning for Denver and Yellowstone
park where she will spend some time.
Miss Robertson accompanied her
guest as far as Lincoln. - ;
Mrs. John Sneed and child rrn of
Sioux City, were here yesterday for;
a few hours visiting with their rela
tives and friends for a short time.
Mrs. Sneed reports her husband as
doing very nicely following his recent
severe burning in the explosion of a
steam hose of his auto.
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Kail's Catarrh Medicine
Those who nrn in a "run-dovn" ooml!
tfon jvlil notifp tfc&i Catarrh bothers tbe-m
much more, than when they are in Kood
health. This fact proves that whi!
cat a rrn in a lnr-'t I ; .1 o i- i , i . -..
Influenced by cor8tlfntion! conditions.
Combined Treatment, both Jo. al and in-
v-, .;.. nu ms Deen BuccosFful in the
c li111 ' c-?tarrh for over forty years.
Sold bv nil rimetrists.
B J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
duction, the California earthquakes;
and other matters for the moment,
ain't the Giants and the Pirates hav- j
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We are stocked with used cars and they must move. This is our bisr
Mid-Summer Houseeleaning. Between 40 and 50 good used cars to
be sold under the hammer to the highest bidder.
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The cars to be sold include Ford Cars and Trucks, one Oakland, two
Chevrolets, two Overlands, one Buick, two Oldsmobiles, two Reos, one
Moline and several others.
This will be a sale worth attending. Many bought bargains at our
last sale and this is another opportunity.
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it at this sale FREE OF CHARGE and have
the proceeds applied on the purchase price of
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