THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 1926.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE FTTE
11 II II .
Murray Department
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readen
If ny of tbe readers of the
Journal krjov of any social
event or Item of interest In
this vicinity, and will mail
me to tbls office. It will ap
pear under this ueadlnji. We
want all news items Editoh
v u
0
unday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lippold
of Omaha, all enjoying the day most
pleasantly.
J. V. Rerger had the misfortune
to lose a very fine hog weighing
about two hundred pounds which
he was expecting to have dressed
m a short time.
William Lindner and wife were
in Omaha on ednesday ot tins
week, where they were called to
I look after some business matters for
th Murray Garage.
The Missouri Pacific spilled a car
I of cinders at the station which they
! distributed about the place that the
platform and drives might be kept
in the best condition.
Henry Starkjohn of Plattsmouth
was a visitor in Murray last Mon-
jday and was distributing sale bills
I telling of the sale which he is to
have on January 29th.
! Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Shrader of
South Omaha were visiting last Sun-
. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Our bid for your patronage is Henr-V c- Long, where all enjoyed
bj i-w i i the occasion very much,
ased on our ability to render, Ralph Kennedy has been having
you a better banking service'3 ver" severe attack of the jaundice
U J hut is at this time reported as g -l-
man jx iiatc ciijuycu ill Lll
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
MURRAY STATE BANK
of Hurray, Nebr.
Save Sow end yon
won't have to Slave
later.
past.
Your banking affairs will be
held in strictest confidence,
and your account is assured
helpful, personal attention by
every officer of our bank.
May
,ting along nicely and is hoping that
;he will soon be alright again.
It is reported that Maynard
Tritsch who was so badly burned
i some time since was take n to the
, hospital where he was to have some
skin graft on the burned portions.
Mr. Charles M. Hoback and wife
; of San
we serve you;
Murray State Bank
Murray, Nebraska
There is No Substitute
for Safety
Mrs. G. II. Gilmore was a visitor
last Tuesday at the home of her
sister Mrs. Ray Frans of Union.
Searl S. Davis of Plattsmouth was
a visitor in Murray last Monday and
was visiting a number of his friends
here.
J -:fcepli Deitl was shelling and de
livering coin to the Farmer's eleva
tor on Tuesday afternoon of thi3
we-ek.
B. II.
business
clay and
friends
Miss
Charter No. 57S
liruska at th'
J 'fi-t m li
in tlie State of Ne
close of business
;:i, i;j.".
IIESOUHCES!
uiscounts
furniture and
!.,ans and
vt-rilr:ifts .
Hon. Is
Hanking lieu
fixtures
Ot!u r real estate
!!iiT4lers conservation fund ..
lne from National
and State tanks ..$ 49,'T4.0:j
Cl:ei'l;s ami items
if -M-lianir .... 4. !"',.
Cash in Lank .... :;. 4 rl :.-!:.
$.!l,i7s.o::
4.iv..;i
TOTAL
LI A P. I LI Til '
stock
fi-r.i
1 profits i.Vtti. ...
at .:' -its
to eheck. .$110.7."!".
tificates "f
L'on.Tr.i.
e h e c k s
Capital
S"i !! us
Cn.livi.l.
ltnlivi.U:
SU t.jeet
Time e.
deposit .
C.-'.s! ier's
'iiitsianilu'ir
: to National
ami State l-a:ik.
1 :e-i iseeut. ts
H;':ls I'avatiie
I -osit' r'.- iui rant y
TOTAI
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,H4 rt.;v
SuVi.sr-ri!i
this I t ii
i Sea!
IMv e.
McCarroll of Union was a
visitor in Murray last Mon
was also meeting his many
here.
Ina DeLes Dernier left on
New Year's clay for Hartington. Ne
braska where she has a position in
th- city schools of that place
Roy Conners who returned from
St. Louis some time since, lias again
gone to work and is looking after
the work on the section as usual.
V. II. Puis and son Harry of
Plattsmouth were visiting and look
ing after some business matters in
Murray on last Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Campbell was a visitor in
Plattsmouth last Saturday where he
went to consult his family physic
ian a io the state of his health.
Hurley Morton of Union was a
visitor in -Murray last Tuesday af
ternoon driving over in his car to
look after some matters cf business.
Charles Doardman and wife of
southeast of Union were visiting
and loolne after some business mat
ters in Murray last Tuesday morn
ing;. Dr. an ! Mrs. G. L. Taylor and the
children were spending last Tues
day with relatives and friends in
Omaha they making the trip in their
auto.
Frank Foreman was a visitor in
Omaha with relatives on last Sun-
back for the business
come to his store on
day. getting
which micht
Monday.
Miss Etta
--";' kies had
Nickles and Mr. Lee
for their guests on last
Direct
Property
Then you protect your car.
Our Anti-Freeze will do it.
A radio works tcf perfection
and "comes in fine" these cold
nights. Don't delay installa
tion ring
us up
The Murray Garage :
Jose. California, visited their
niece, Mrs. E. DeL-s Dernier on
Thursday of last week and was very
much appreciated, as it had been 2"
years since they last met.
Patrick Wilson and Gust Johnson
workmen for the Yant Construction-Company
drove over from Oma
has on a truck last Monday and re
turned each driving a truck, they
taking one which had been left
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Topliff have
been visit ine with the prents of
Mr. Topliff in Jewell county, Kan
sas, where they had a most enjoy
able visit since Christmas, return
ed home a few days since having
driven and enjoyed every minute of
the time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilson and
wife and Wayne Y.'ilson and family,
were visiting last Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson
and the family at Syracuse making
the trip in their auto, finding some
rather rough roads and some that
were pretty good.
Uncle J. C. Tilson hd the misfor
tune to lose one of his horses which
have served him so faithfully for
these many years. The animal was
on pasture at the home of Thomas
Tilson, his son. and was apparently
getting along nicely, until the sou
found the animal dead.
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Crosser, of
Bloomfield, were visiting in Murray
last unday and were guests at. tbe
home of Miss Etta and Mr. Lee
Nickles. they being guests of Mr.
Crosser's mother, Mrs. Fraud;
Crosser who is makinc her home
with her sister Miss Etta Nickles.
A. D. Rakke the proprieter of the
Murray Garage who has been sick
at his home, is still confined to his
bed the most of the time, being at.-I
to be un a Dortion of the time. 7
makes the work for Charles Land,
good, and he has been kept hustling
with the work that comes to the
shop.
Philip Keil and Otto Wholfarth
wtn-o nrtr tn Onnwn. Iowa nn last!
Sundav where they went to see a
farm which belonged to G. K. Pet-j
ring, which Mr. Keil went to look j
at with a view ot larming it snouid)
everything appeal to him. After the
t visit he was non-committal as to
'what he would do in the matter,
i Kemper Frans the barber has
been having a very tasty front made
for the mirrors and which makes
,a very nice appearance, the work
having been done by Harvey Gregg
the carpenter. Mr. Frans will have
. that artist of the brush Wayne
j Lewis finish the piece of furniture
tin white enamel which will add to
'the beauty of the piece and when
I the entire room is finished it wil1
'make a very beautiful place,
j Wallace Nelson who had his arm
j fractured some time since, and
which on account of an accident
'when he was playing had to have
the arm set the second time is now
getting along nicely, and has just
jwon a box of candy with the heroic
effort of getting his arm down to
one hundred and forty degrees. He
is to win another one wnen ne snan j arrjV0(j
have gotten it clown to i-u degrees.
Wallace is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Nelson.
Ellis Schlictemier who is the sou
of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Schlictemeier
and who with his mother has been
State of Nebraska J
'"'"uirity of Cass J
T. W. ;. i: ieker. President of th-
al'ov.- tiiinui! Kink. "1" solemnly sve:ir
tl-.Ht the iili" sliiteno r:t is a trn- ;irei
icrrt'i't eopv of ti.e report rr.;n:- to tl.t
Department .f Tra'le ! 'ommer' e.
w. ct. i: i:i kki:!:.
Attest: President.
l.KuN'A P." K ! i:K KP. I i"ert"r.
";. M. MlNPtiPI", liret.:
d ami sworn to before
!; v of .hiniiii rv. lf!i'"V
EDNA M. WA 1 1 f 1 EN
Notary Public.
me
mmissjon expire:
let. if,
at Omaha for nearly the past two
weeks where lie has been under
going a clinic, for the ascertaining
if he had a Mastoid tumor, but
without a real decision, returned
home last Saturday, but may have
to go for another examination in
land dear to us in our hour of grief
and sorrow. We express our thanks
for the beatutiful floral offerings.
and to those who took part in the
singing and the pianist. Mrs. Rob
ert Burr and mother Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Burr and Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Kasteur. Mr. and Mrs. Ozro Virgin
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Head and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Keil and family.
BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON
Sunday, January 17th
Ey M S. Brlsgs
Golden Text: "For God
the world that he gave his
gotten Son that whosoever
on hiui might not perish
eternal lire. Jonn
so loved
only be
bclieveth but have
:ne:
arc
unw wii
urn irrPM n v
health shall
a short time. His man;
hoping that the little
not be compelled to
operation and that his
be speedily restored.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Rhin were call
ed to the home of Mr and Mrs.
Grant Hackenberg lai't Sunday by
the report that their house was on
fire. Mr. and Mrs. Rhin hurried
with all speed, but when they ar
rived at the home it was entirely
consumed. Tl ey were ablo
a little of the it dsling
but the furniture' a:
utensils were not able
Mr. and Mr.. Hackenberg
with Mr. and
went to Plat
now
hou-
-mouth where
to save
;;nd clot bine
d household
to be saved.
came home
nd later
the-y art-
living in Mr. and Mrs. Rhin's
The Story of Kicodemus
The Sanhedrin of the Jews was
the hi chest court at the time of the
coming of Christ. Th court, for
such it was, was composed of it
persons and was instituted during
the rule of the Ma-cab'. -es. and last
ed until after the timr- of Christ,
and later was functioning at Baby
lon. As time advanced the powers
of the body became stronsrer and
during the time- when the Israelites
governed themselves it had the power
of imposing the sentence of death.
It was this body that was so
strongly opposed to the reception and
aceeptare' of th" Christ at his com
ing. Xicodemus was a member of
the body, and a very influential one
at that. He was a teacher of the
Jews, and as such was well versed
in Jewish history. He had taken no
tice of John the Baptist, and had lis
tened and thought much on the
things which he had spoken. As
John ihe Baptist propheded that the
Christ was soon to come . Nicodemus
compared the script tires and the
prophecies with what John the Bap
tist vas saying to th people.
N ii-i.dc-mi:s alo he ard the Christ
sptck. and knew of the miracles
he performed, believing him to
Messiah. He wus still a mem
the Sanhedrin. and fearing the
lit went by night to see the
Arriving there . although he
Shotted Pclsnd China Boar lest.
hrol a stioted poiand china boar
nwav from the stock varus, any
recdved
M. Mill
I
get
r-,' ; . i information will ! cladly
as to his, whereabouts,
ford. Murray, Neb.
-G.
Attendire Territorial Settlers Keet.
Unde D. A. Young who has been
in this country tor many a long
! year, and who was born just across
the river in Iowa was a passenger
to Lincoln last Tuesday where he
went to attend the Territorial pio
neer's meeting, which was conven-ji
ing at the capital city early this f
week. Mr. Young has lived many.
i years in Cass county anu nas neineci j
te make this one of the best places
to live In the best state of the best
countrv in the World.
whh ii
be Ihe
be r of
Jews.
Mas. ( r
was a Pharisee and a very prominent
member or the Sanhedrin. he said.
"Master, we know thou art a teach
er cc-ne from God, fer no mar. can
do the miracp's whidi thou rioest ex
cept God be with hirn." We- will
now !-'t Nico-'.emus tell the interview
himsdf.
Ye Must be Born Aain"
'(".ri-t answered me saying. 'Ver
ily, erily. I say unto liiee, except a
man tie Porn again, he cannot see
the kingdom of God.' Well do you
know, thui st emed a pretty strong
pr'j i dt Ion. for it se-e::ed to ine that
a man couM not wii-. n he was grown
he born again and I sai 1. "How can
a man win n he is old. enter into his
motht-'s womb and te. born again?'
The Master w: s ready with a reply,
ar.d --aid in that com ir.c.'rg "manner.
'Verily, verily, I say unto thee, ex
eent a man be born of water and of
the spirit, he cannot enter into the
kingdom of God. That which is born
of the Flesh is Flesh, and that winch
is born of the Spirit is Spirit. Marvel
iif't that I say unto thee. Ye must
tie born again. The wind bloweth
where it lisreth; thou nearest the
sound thereof. but cannot tell whith
er it cometh or whence it goeth; so
eve rv cue that is oorn of tne
spirit.' I could not understand and
said. 'How can these things be?' As
!Ui(k as a flash, the Master answer
ed saying in the form of an inquiry.
'Art thou a Master or teacher in Is-
Secure New Minister.
Following the meeting of the
Bible school at the Christian church
last Lord's clay, the matter of secur
ing a new minister for the church
was taken up. and tbe Rev Frank
Gardner was extended a call for half
time wotk. lie ac-i-fjiiiiis cut cu me j C(.i1(;etl
over tne xeiepiione cue same uay
him might be Baved. He that believ
eth on Him is not condemned; but
he that believeth not is condemned
already, because he has not believed
in the name of the only begotten
Son of God. And this is the con
demnation, that light has come into
the world, and men loved darkness
more than light because their deeda
were evil. For every man that doeth
evil hateth the light, neither com
eth to the light lest his deeds be re
proved. But he that docth truth, tom
cth to the light that his deeds may
be made manifest that they are
wrought of God.'
This is the substance of the in
terview which this greatest of all
men, for he more than man, for he
was the son of man and also the Son
of God.
"I then made up my mind that
this was indeed the very Christ which
should come into the world. I knew
if 1 openly espoused his cause, that
I would be- thrown over the tranom
at the Sanherin and while I made up
my mind that I wcuid be his disciple
I said nothing to his enemies in the
Sanherin, for to do ho would pro
voke strife and I thought I had
e -rough then. In the light of later de
velopments I found that I did not do
as i should for ir begptted of coward
ice, when I should deny my Lord,
when he has come from high heaven
'or the solvation of even me.
This disciple could fully realize the
tesitien of the writer of that popular
song, which should be rung by his
foilowers for years Jo come, how
eep'y the writer felt of his littleness
and of the great magnamity of the
Master when he came and gave his
life that all men might be saved:
'"I gave. I gave my life for the-e.
My precious biood I shed.
That thou might ransomed be
And rmickened from the eiead.
I bring, I bring my life to thee,
What hast thou brought to tne?
I gave. I gave my lif. for th:c
What har thou given me?
Another Old Fashioned
m m bm tk
C2
This one of tba fun producirjc events
arise
vw!! be at the
1 I
r n
f" n i 3 si
tsUlitldi 'j;
Music will be furnished by the GraJoville CIa?iques
and the ICohrsU Old Time Orchestra.
Bolls Kcusd end Szzrz 0sG2s!
William Hintir will Call for the Darter s! -
Come out and join the bevy of joy steppers at
th'jse piesar.t dance.
DOK'f FOneGET THE DATE!
'DOAUE COLLEGE TAKES
STOCK OF 1558 PLOSPZCTS
Fhrkf
a
ger Tax Cut
Insists. Eotvever, That Action en the
Bill by Irlarch 1st Will Not
Be Frevented.
Washington. Jan. Ii
.:c;ion by ihe senate
revenue bill, to assure
Kre
Xoni;artisan
on the house
its enact men t
firt
income'
diie. is. in the
(.'cjolidge. high-
March la. when
i..x ir.Ttaliiiu nis are
oDiniini if President
ly dtsircaok.
The president believes tiie pro
rani of senate finance Coiinnittee
iltti-ocrais for an in; reuse of 170
:ixOL,tunil dollars ov-.r lite total of
lux reduction provided "ey the house
measure is unwise from an econom
ic standpoint, and would involve a
party fight that might delay prompt
iCli n.
Senator Simmons. (X. C'.t. rank
ing demcrra: on the committee, an
.'. .unceu today that, although the
r:;uuit:ee had rejected the plan for
incre d reduction, he expected to
gain eiiough support in the senate
for its adopt ion.
AT the same time, he insisted that
a fight f'-r adoption of the amend
ments proposed by the minority
.lit n hers wili not be permitted to
rreve-nt final action en the bill be
roie March 10.
V.'ith most of the rate schedules
bv the nonnartisar. house-
provid"d
oiea'-uie alre ady approved, tlie com-1
initite today
for changes
picvisior.s of
tee ha yet to act on th1 inheritance,
stamp and alcohol taxes, and the
r-!opeisnl of th" house bill for repeal
of the provision permitting publi
cation of income tax returns.
Meanwhile, Chairman Green of th?
house ways and means committee,
which drafted the measure, announc
ed strong opposition today to the
' hante in the bill made 'yesterday by
the renate committee to repeal the
'apiial stock tax and increase the
levy en corporations.
representative Green argued that
the proposed increase in the flat cor
poration tax from per cent to
per cent will increase the bur- j
! n on small corporations without)
'ienefit:ng them greatly through re-1
th
pi-
o; t
i ;:: lo-
The prosjie-;
pionship romir
year are brigl
ceivc-d by the
C'ont ir.uirg.
1 n" chair
is practicaliy
nho vf!'o po:
ii.-e-t are n-)t
lm ai
1 "i yard
s for the tra. 1c cham
g to iK.ar.e fgain this
t, sas a bulletin re-
Journal today,
the bulletin say.::
ii..:isl;ir 'am f
it.;act. 0:ily f.vo
J v.'iun:rs ii; ihe
i u :-; hoo! a; l;e
v. winner oi
dashes, gradual
e- till,
p if
l.au.p
e . i
si : i?; :
whip- Kraag. winner of
the discus throw, may
next sc-n; ester.
'1'tta! meets wiii-
thi
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d ;
in
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in- n
1 ft -2 r,
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the
d:
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f'at-t.
will
h.,T
thn.
il
uld
-lav.
v ;m-
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t:
Itl"!itl..
:eni;zssee
astings and
me-e-t includ-
d Doa.ne lias
1. The t'-am
Kansas and
I ru and a triangular ;
ing Wcsleyan. Cotncr an
been tentatively arrange
will also b s'-nt to the
Drake Relay::.
"Captain II. J. Graves, of I'lji
view. N bra.-lta. is the outstanding
middle distance man on ihe squad.
He is practically certain of a cc n-id-etai)ie-
number of points in any m-e t
in which the squad takes part. 0;h"r
middle distar.. e met: v ho are left
from last year's squad in'-lod" I.aase
PLANS
NEW
HIGHWAYS
of Vv'isner. I'rov.n of Cre
Simon of Cambridge,
this section who have
ise i:i full w..,rk are Fh
lumbti'-, Zinnn'-rnu n of
no:iii'-r of Clay Center.
Stanton and Vv'a'kT of
a '
-n
in
1 E
New r.i'-i
d ewn p: nK
.ld;T.. of Co-
Cr-t.-. and
H-jt-er (f
Clay Center
islanding men
in the two
are ti.e oe
mile event.
'Ray Alf of Petersburg. ITarold
Simon of Cambridge, and Parker of
Crete aie the letter men back for
the sprint events. These m-u with
Kii.r.ey made up the relay team which
broke the state record in the lf'25
meet. New candidates include Fa'k,
, f Crete , in the l"o and France of
Syratr.se. Wolfe of Clay Center and
F.ovey of Crete in the qrartor.
"The weight events will be taken
care of by Park of Crete, Pooth of
Sutton. Kubicek of Wil her and Over
turf of Pird C.'ty. Kansas.
"In Ablott of Clay Center and Mc
Kenzie and Phil Taylor of Crete.
I-,ane has three of the pest hurdlers
in the conference. It i; doubtful if
any new mtn will have much chance
of breaking in on these events.
'Ablott. C.eer of Columbus. I'ubi-
considered suggestions j ot-k and Pooth form a group of cap
in the administrative t able high jumpers. Ablott and deer
the- law. 2The commit-J tied for first place last year at Lin-
Kn'":vi:!e.
two htchwa.i
Sm-ky l.iev.iii
They will cxt
the North C;
other from
t!, re ugh an
tr nal park
rar; im-nt 1'
funds provi
CoUTitl'-.
r:vu:ntai
she-ft'-tl
to th- s
T r.n
fa ising
P'li-i h.-o-for
p re
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rid
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ai : -;- t h
s will s.a:
t i'o:n e
in a lit:
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the
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s .- e
lvville-. The
ai'.i pia-ii.is.-d f
The- Stte Uiga
s agreed i"i s-;
' d i;y Se-vi-r an
r i i-n.-1 no t t' -n
gbways. Th' re
(.i-'aiict from t
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land in the (tr-at Siu'iki
c r t;it i- -n to t he Hi v. r:,i;i" :.
tioiial paik. I I i v i uii t ! .,
has ben ;ub";lln d.
K'CLCJTOCE CASE UP KCKDAY
Chicago. .
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lions not C
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for fin: 1 c'i'.
hv Jud--e i-i it
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real of the capital .stock levy.
rael and knoweth not these things?'
He also said. 'Verily, verily. I say
unto thee, we speak that which we
do know and we testify of the things
which we have seen and ye receive
not our witness.'
lie also said, li l have told yov.
ot cart lily tilings anu ye believe not. CHASING
now snan you :eiiev n 1 ien you
of Ileavenlv thinge? No man has as-
un into heaven, but he that
came down from heaven: even the' i"an rancisco.
i ne weatner pro
ontmumg
A 1 1
a rgtii.
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gone as high on other occasions.
"Sanderson of Clay Center
Paul Taylor and Sack
snort en to iai:e care-
Kuhii-ek have
and
There is every snaat cf
many beautiful special dei
rer.i:iscn cor:rariy to be
of Cret are pates Book and Gift Chop.
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jiuno. i ue layior r.roiaers (i c reie-. . ,
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UP IN BALMY ALBERTA '
li will preacn icr cue him nme on K(,n ,.- l1lan ,vhieh is In henvei ' .
the coming Lord's day. "Continuinc he said. 'Moses lifted i west and the
Cal., Jan. 11. ,
ram in the frr;
northwest has become'
'up the serpent in the wilderness. I "any scrauiniea. in canornm.;
Home From Hospital. jeven so must the son of man be lifi-j where milri winters are, as a rule,'
Mr. W. G. Poedeker who has been ! ed up that whosoever believeth on ' Part of the allurements to tourists
at Rochester for the past two weeks, him should not perish but have eter-and the stock boast of the natives.!
where he has been at the Mayo; nal life. This language seemed j one or the coldest spells in years;
Rmthors hosrdtal for consultation ' strange unto me and was more than prevails. Fogs cover large sections '
The Wife's Right!
The wife has a right to the benefit of the improved
machinery. The Power VAshr and a Gas Engine
for power for toe washer. Come in and fee them
and we will talk it over. "Make the Wife Glad."
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It sfa a i a
Murray, Nebraska
home last Monday evenii
and is feeling pretty well, and
at work in the hank as usual.
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Central Store Gets New Car.
The Central Store, which is own
ed by Frank Foreman, has purchas-
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-Tlie Quality and Seruica Store -
i 116 H. M. Snennirfispn fnmn3nv
Telephone No. 12 - - Murray, Nebraska
a new ana nircy t ora roacster 01
'the latest pattern and which will
make an excellent car for this place'
of business.
pkeported Dead in Omaha.
The man who had his feet frozen
bo badly, during the late severe ;
cold snap, when he was sleeping in :
a. barn belonging to Joe Hathaway
nd who was taken to the state hos-,
pital. where he was being treated,!
has been reported as dead.
could comprehend. Then he came
ith the most wonderful declaration
which I had ever heard, and have
ever heard since, for at the time he
was speaking, I could see in his kind-
eye that there was a world of
truth as well as love eminating from
his countenance and his whole be
ing. For he must have realized that
he was telling of the most wonderful
evening on all the universe of God.
his father, for he said, 'For God so
loved the world that he gave his
of the interior and have
cause of several serious
been the
accident
at night. 1
On the other hand. Alaska re
ports this mildest weather in its his
tory. Dispatches from Nome toduy
said there is not enough suow for
dog races. Up in Alberta, where
cold weather is the rule for six
months in the year, the people are
confronted with an ice famine. Dis
patches from Lethbririge, Alberta
said the weather is mild and rivers
only begotten son that whosoever I are running. One citizen chased
CARD OF THANKS
For the many expressions of kind
ness and in honor of our beloved
husband and brother, Robert Burr.
believeth on him should not perish,
but have eternal life." While things
had been a little hard for me to
understand, the truth of this state
ment seemed to entirely envelope me
and I realized that the son of God
spoke of himself when he said God
gave his only begotten son, and I was
then convinced as Peter has declared
later, that this Jesus was indeed the
very Christ, the son of the most high
God, the maker of the universe and
all that is contained therein.
"Continuing Jesus said: 'For God
butterflies yesterday for exercise.
Several robins were seen and golf
is going on as usual. Stock is run
ning 011 the ranges. Records for
twenty-four years fail to reveal as
long a warm spell as now prevails
in Alberta.
A water shortage is threatened in
central California becanse of the
lack of rain, although this is the
rainy season. i
lood isnure Ssresder!
Also a number oi other farming implements iood a
new and at a crcat sacrifice if taken at once. Sec f iank
fvlrasek or Richter Bros, for prices.
Rlrasek & Hiehfer Eros.
East Murray Murray, Neb.
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we wish to express our thanks to sent not His son into the world to
the many people who were so kind condemn it, but that the world thru
Have you anything to sell or buy
Then tell the world about it through
the Journal Want Ad column.
anaesthetic 4 EX .HON f-R .'
punrinteed in every cose accepted b- trei tment. ar.a no r-.in-v :n ; , liair-',,i
KKE-b. BOCii en Ket-tal 13ijtac name and tctimcR-ali. of liitie r.a- ri.-c...
who .vt been rsrrrj.rnLy c-rid, -r
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