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MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1925.
PIATTSMOTJTH SEHI-
reexiwood Departments
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Greenwood and Surrounding Vicinity
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PRICES!
QUALITY CONSIDERED
.Are the te': ?nd mcrt economical investment in the
AUTOMOBILE e!3 today. The factory price adver
tised in all nevrpcrpars and magazines, plus freight and
w-r tax are a fixed chaise and represent items cf service
and cost that do not yield a pront to the dealer, or permit
a large alio wance of your used car, but can be taken in
at their sals value.
The New Overland
bin
Introduced crJy fen month ago and tcx?ay more than
feur ihoi'sena of these superb sixes arebeing delivered
earn monih a knowing people's tribute to a remark
aLIi jriecci ci automobile engineering and designing.
Gve?lm& Two Door
Sedan
Now, for the first time in history, a full sized five passen
ger sedsn with sliding gear transmission and complete
big ce.r err.!:rrn?nl and no car built will do what this
Ovsiiand Sedan dees for
$595.00
f. o. b. Factory
Chrisfrias Time is
iimos : Here
A present or cm tf ihesz models would be an ideal
Christmas gift 'to the family one that would be re
membered long after the price is forgotten.
For a Demonstration Call
Phone. No. 89
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E. M. JARDINE
E. Clymer
v; a:
looking after
some h'.ir.iness matters in Omaha on
la.-t Wt (infsday.
John Downey ami wife of Ceresco
were visiting la.t wed: at the home
of Mr. i: ill Mrs. A. F. Weibke.
M-s. John Skulling or Waverly.
was a visitor in Greenwood anil the
gnet ot Iri. n ls on ln.t Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Iirh .!! was a visi
tor with fii nils in Lincoln on last
Wednesday where she enjoyed the day
e-ry nicely.
James Sanborn was a visitor in
Omaha on last Thursday, he also
; v. as looking after some business mat
ters as well.
E. A. London and wife were visit
ing last Sunday in Ashland where
! they were spending a portion of the
j day and also visited at the farm for
a while.
Orr.ar Hatfield of Ashland, was a
! visitor in Greenwood and at the
' home of C. D. Fuhner and A. E. Les
ley where he was looking ior corn
for seed.
j J. I. Carpenter purchased the Reese
' property in Greenwood and will
i make this place his home and which
will make a very nice place for him
and his wife.
Last Wednesday Messrs. P. A.
Bennet and Guy Meyers and their
wives were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Calfee where all
i en joyed a very fine visit.
j Prank Mills and M. R. Brown of
j Lincoln, were in Greenwood last
Thursday and while here made the
purchase of the Kimball home for
which they paid $2,000.
Mrs. R. E. Schulke and children
were visiting in Lincoln last Fridav
where they went to iook after somo
iratrors for the day and also to do
some Christmas shopping.
Mrs. J. W. Dilldan and children
were visiting in Lincoln on last
Wednesday where they were visit
ing with friends for the day as well
as interviewing Santa Claus.
Mrs. W. II. McFadden has been
reeling quite poorly on account of an
attack, of the grippe which she had
last week, but at this time she is
reported as being much improved.
Mrs. Albert Hudson has been kept
to her home and a portion of the
time to her bed by an attack of the
u. but she is reported as being some
improved and i3 getting better now.
Turner McKinnon of near Alvo was
a visitor in Greenwood last Thurs
day and was meeting his many
friends here during the afternoon and
looking after some business matters.
Mrs. J. W. Dilldan has. for the
past week; been enjoying a visit from
her daughter. Martha, who makes
her hoir.e at Palls City, and was ac
companied by her daughter. Miss
Edna.
Alonzo Clymer. who has been work
ing in Lincoln for some time, was
over to Greenwood last Sunday and
was quite ill so he could not return
to his work during the greater portion
of the week.
W. E. Failing and wife and their
daughter. Miss Anna, were visiting
with friends and looking after some
Christmas shopping in Lincoln on
last Thursday, they making the trip!
in their auto.
C. A. Wright has fenced in his
on during the winter disposingaod
lots and wil feed some calves there
on during the winter, disposing of
them in the spring in time to take
up his gardening.
Harry Wills, who lives northwest
of Greenwood, shelled and delivered
corn la tit week which on test show
ed 14.7 degrees of moisture, and
graded a3 number 2, which makes an
excellent showing.
The Greenwood party which is the
name of a new company giving
dances at Greenwood, gave their
first dance on last Saturday evening
at which there was a good time had
and a fine attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Birkman and
wife entertained at their home last
Sunday and for dinner their friends
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Carpenter and also
R. E. Clymer and wife where all en
joyed the occasion very much.
Mrs. M. T. Brettenham, formerly
of Greenwood, but making her home
in Lincoln at the present time, was
reported as being quite ill some week
or so since, and while still feeling
quite peorly is at this time reported
as doing much better.
Grant Peters has been assisting at
the elevator as the work is so heavy
with the continual ow of corn that
Rex can not care for it. Up to last
Thursday he had shipped nineteen
cars out of the new crop during the
month of decembere.
Henry Brockmueller of near Wav
erly, was a visitor in Grenwood last
Thursday looking after some busi
ness matters and reports that he has
completed the picking of his corn,
Poultry Wanted!
efficient postmistress and for the neat
and handy postoffice building.
Supper and Bazaar a Success.
The supper and bazaar which was
given at the Methodist church" last
Saturday was a success in very re
spect, there was a large and well
pleased crowd at the supper and the
receipts ran over two hundred and
j forty dollars, they clearing some
two hundred and thirty-three dollars.
They are very appreciative for the
liberal patronage and are satisfied
with the receipts.
Celebrate Mother's Birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil L. Hall were
spending last Sunday in Lincoln;
where they were in atendance at thej
celebration of the anniversary of the j
birth cf Mr. Hall's mother, which
Wednesday. DeC. 23rd was held at her home in the capital j
Cliy. itlib. nail, nit; iiiuuiri, imj j
in not the best of health for some
week but is feeling fairly well now
A car load of live poultry wanted and enjoyed the o casion which com-
to be delivered at poultry car near memorated her brith greatly.
the Burlington freight house, Platts-
mouth WEDNESDAY, Dec. 23rd, one Out of Commission.
day only for which we will pay the The south side water system which
following - has been maintained by Mathis and
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
I Peterson, who operate the garage,
and the svstem. became defective one
o0 day last week, which has prevented)
Cash Prices
it
liens, per 10. . ts operation since. On account of the
Springs, per lb 22c new city water system being so near-
r ' r ly ready for operation, the gentlemen
Old Cox, per lb 10c will not make the necessary repairs
1R to operate for the putting of the sys
Ducks, per lb. loC tem ,nt0 good repair again would cost
f-pocp Tier lh lGc niore t,ian the returns would be and
uecsc, per iv they cannct affor(i to put it in eondi-
TnrVuvs Tr IK 28c tion again. How soon the new
water system will be ready for opera-!
Guineas, per dozen $4.00 tj0r no one knows, though the people'
Leghorn Poultry. 5 lb. less who are installing it are endeavor-.
ing as hard as they can to get it in!
Horse Hides, each' $4.00 shape for delivery to the city. There
was a meeting at the city council,
xtcci XAiuca, yci iu. -"- lasi inursaay ai vtiiiuji. nine iim-j wuu-
cidered the matter.
Farmers, Notice
The fact that we ship in carload I Many Are Marketing Their Corn.
lots direct to the New York market A string of wagons can oe seen j
enables us to pay the very top price al! day long hauling corn to the ele-:
for your poultry. vators and which is being shipped.'
We have been coming to Platts- While the corn in many Instances is(
mouth a long time, and you know quite wet. still the farmers are mar-:
our reputation for fair dealing. keting what they can not crib and,
many are disposing of their entire,
W. E. KEENEY .crop. At both the elevators during,
this month there has been snippea ,
!from the station at Greenwood about!
The Old Reliable Buyer
thirty cars of corn.
one and all, sincerest crreetings!
our
To
wish could mr.ke it so, you would all be happy
not only this; Christmas day, but each day
throughout the coming year.
Cur busings relations have been pleasant and
we take this opportunity of expressing our
thanks to our many customers and friends.
FARRIERS UNION CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Greenwood, Nebraska
and in a conversation estimates the
yield at ten thousand bushels.
O. E. Sayles and John E. Stradley
sure get out and get the roads fixed
up in good shape as soon as possible
after the storm comes. When the
writer was in Greenwood last week
he found an excellent road from where
they begin their work on in to town.
Harry Leesley, with his three chil
dren, William Leesley, and Misses
Catherine and Elizabeth, when he
had completed picking his own crop
One day last week Mr. Ray Boo res,
who has lived southwest of Green
wood, was suddenly taken sick and
died, with the burial the neighbors
feeling the necessity of rendering aid ;
to the widow, went and cut twelve
cords of wood, eight of which they
pot hauled to the home and will,'
when they get the rest hauled, saw it
and place it in store for the widow, j
A number of the I. O. O. F. will go.
and shuck out the balance of the
of corn, assisted the neighbors, and crop which has not yet been ga-
now n is uu pa-Rtu uunus thered. This is a good demonstration
over 6,500 bushels of corn and which , f tbe prinCjplps of the neighbors
seems their portion. jwho are corip0sed mostly of Odd Fel-'
The Mayer Brothers shipped a car- j0.A-s ami Masons,
load of white cap corn to the J. F. f
Robertson and Co., of Waterloo, Xeb
which is being used for seed corn
and which was loaded through the
Farmers
su
that
don
Saw the Royal Purple Exemplified
A number of the members of the
tj pivatnr i.n.ipr the I. O. O. F. encampment of Grenwood,
pe'rintendency of the manager of were in Lincoln last Wednesday eve-,
at institution, Mr. Emmitt A. Lan-ning and were present at the extra- j
piincaium ui me m. si t i i--m ui
i Pnval Pnrnlf deffren of the lodsre.'
The ladies Kensington, an organ- and were sreeted aIso bv lhe magnetic
ization which embraces all creeds and ence of the Gran1 Patriarch who!
societies of Greenwod. but whose aim wg8 pscnt and r?si,,te(1 in the work.!
is the betterment of the whole com- There were teQ applicationg filed from i
munity held a meeting last Thursday Grcpnwood ,odse asklng to be-!
at the home of Mrs. Niles O. Cole- corjo mcmbors of the rescue depart-
man, and where this queen of enter- mci,t which js jn a way of an in ,
tainers made the afternoon most surance propostion which furnishes'
pleasant for all who were present. imnicdiate help when a member shall !
The Methodist church of Greenwod have died Tne check comes by West- j
wil give a contata. which will be ern Tjnion telegraph within an hour:
rendered near Christmas time, of the reporting of the death to the',
whether on Christmas eve or on headquarters. Those to attend the1
Christmas evening has not been mpeting from Greenwood were S. S. J
definitely decided Keep looking and Peterson. Fhilip Reese, W. E. Pail
you will know. The title of the con- ing and Fred Ethrege.
tata i3 "The Angels Message to the ;
MRS. PJ0UTZ DIPROVING
World." There willialso be a pageant
in connection.
The meeting of the Daughters of Mrs Frank Eniory Pf0utz has been
Rebekahs, which was to have been ,t0 poorly for tj,e past several days
held on last Thursday was postponed at hpr homp and for the Kroater part
as there was to have been work by of the time hag bpen conlinpd to her
the degree team, and of this Mrs. Al' but tno manv frIcnds will he
bert Hudson was the captain and d tQ knQw tha(. .g nQW abJe tQ
president and on account of her ill- be aItting UT, a part of the time and
ik:: eue team yuuiu not umcuw -iiu fecllns very nmch frapr0ved over the
consequently the meeting was post
poned for one week.
Miss Anna Crowley who is employ
ed on the Bar C ranch at Casper,
Wyoming, has been visiting for a
past week.
FOR SALE
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for J?K3DS
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Few cars stand the abuse
many a Ford endures
and still stay on the job.
Few cars repay care and
attention more defi
nitely than Fords. No
car presents just the
same problem in lubri
cation. 1 he rord
quires a special motor oil.
re-
Polarine "F" is manufactured and sold for
a single purpose to lubricate the Ford
motor correctly. It maintains a firm, con-
tinuous oil film between transmission
bands and the drum a feature of Pol
arine "F" which eliminates sudden grip
ping, slipping and "chatter" in the trans
mission. At the same time Polarine "F"
provides protective lubrication.
Developed after two years of intensive
study cf Ford motor design and as the re
sult of innumerable experiments and ser
vice tests, Polarine "F" has won many
friends in Nebraska because of the smooth,
quiet operation it assures and its lubricat
ing efficiency.
If you are not rf ing it in your Ford car or
Ford truck, pull in at the nearest station
that displays the Red Crown or Polarine
sign. Have your crankcase drained and
flushed out, then filled with Polarine "F'
It costs no more than less suitable oils. It
makes your Ford quiet and more power
ful. It provides protective lubrication.
Try it.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEBRASKA
Main Ojfice: OMAHA
Branch Ojficcs: LINCOLN
HASTINGS
NORTH PLATTE
&l 0f,r3Bqpv "N-:-? ttfZVk AS,
r pmtecdva lubrication
DOROTHY DEV0RE MARRIES
L'srd steel sheiler, Ottawa F; used
San Francisco, Dec. 19. An
nouncement was made Friday that
short time with her sister, Mrs. Harry 4-hole spring sheiler. Sandwich; used v 3 nn pur6 a -
nevenin 10"h- ROCk f-S d twS ind P toSe bitWnT SSu".
LZlUZ't0ltlL ileS? Per h?y preSS'-J.n erDa:tl?na1:. iwill marry A. W. Mather head of
WILL HOLD SHOOTING MATCH
Biddeford. Me., where she will spend
the holidays and another month and
The above are all in good repair.
I also, handle new line McCormiok-
will return to the west and to her Deering tractors and farm machinery,
rormer position in about sixty days, and Ottawa shellers and elevators.
Mrc. William Leesley has had a new, A. O. AULT,
Day-Fan radio installed at her home d21-2sw Cedar Creek, Xeb.
when one is conversing over the back
TRUCKING
Live stock and grain, telephone.
I
HUGH BROWN.
MARCELLING, HAIR DRESSING
Marcellins
335
Phone
Main street,
191. Mrs. C.
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FOR SALE
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wence with the neighbors and which
can be heard for a number of blocks
Harry also has one at his home which
he considers the best made. Uncle 2904
Ben Coffin, father of Mrs. Leesley tfw
says the instrument is to loud and
his hearing is somewhat impaired as
well.
The neighbors and friends of Mr.
George Nickel and wife, who make Plattsmouth.
thier home some three miles east of n. Boynton.
.Greenwood, surprised this excellent
couple last Wednesday evening when
they gathered in force and went to
merrv evenimr Aa woii n snrnris- bpotted Poland-China male hog
ing this couple when they left they eSible to segistes, little past year-t
extended to them wishes for a long linS- Mon Sharader, Murray Neb. ;
and happy and useful life. dl7-4tWj
I Miss Catherine Coleman was re- 7! 7771 7ZZ I a '
,i t. Walter G. Box, John A. Box and;
appointed se the postmistress of the T h.i,u! , tt,,
ff!o. rT..,., 1 m- Leonard McLaughlin, all of Elm-1
office at Grecawood. Miss Coleman . h t d f f
has given excellent service during ,ooa' . nTf loaay 101ta IeAV:
her occupancy of the office and there hurs lo?kns a"er son,e a"ers at
wa, no contesting for the position th1f.,CO"rt hOUS for f, few hton an
or,, K." wnila bere were callers at Journal
IV UC lilt UW- rTT -T,,.r mAr.inti ,
JJLU ?l Si the weekly edition of this paper. .
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There will be a shooting match,
with plenty of geese and ducks, at
my farm home 3 miles east and 2
miles south of Murray on Thursday
lipfnro rliristmns f'nme
the Consolidated Amusements coni-!St a uuck u Kuu;
mnr T Y T f llnnnlnlii ot tlio ! IllUS dinlie-T.
Iattei 's business partner, Louis U. JAR la, LAMAblbit
Greenfield, here Friday night. The j
'courtship began in Honolulu several! Hive yon anything to sell or buy
months ago and culminated when j rjien teu the world about it through
Mather recently came to San Fran-!,,., journai Ad column.
, Cisco.
Greenwood
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mini tjss tuiive out pays very wen 1 T . . .
and is very nicely equipped for thef Tr Journal Want Ads. It pays,
purpose of distributing mail. Green- Then tell the world about it through
wood is to be congratulated for the ' the Journal Want Ad column.
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When one knows the superior merits of
Buick and Chevrolet ears, the buyer does
not have to guess, he knows they are the best.
Call us any where in the county for, a dem
onstration. Be assured our mechanics will
give you service on any car, whatever make.
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