IIOJTDAY, MAY 24, 191
PAGS 70TTX
TXATTSjIOUTZ SE3G-WZEXX7 JOTTSOTAL
Greenwood v Department!
Prepared in ihe Interest of the People of Greenwood and Surrounding Vicinity
W. C. Allon it still tvwy with the
construction of the Hx-fure for the
Hudson mar'-cct and grofery.
Carl fcl was vi-oring with
friends and attending the A.wifin
legion district con '."n r ion t Pl-t;s-nwv.it
h Thursday.
Th hall g.m for rxr Sunday.
May rt t n . rcoraf;on day will -'
Grenwvd and the boy of M.miey
play at fh" lafer plac.
,V. o. Cowman and if" V"1'A
iokiri? afrr sririr b'vineus mittr-
i- Lincr.ln on let W1r.p-"t.r:. th--y
driving ov-r to fn big in thei,-
Th r.onifwl f hv.l ffi dr?
miM for th day l.i Wednesday
in order fh f th teacher with ra.in
r,thr of fh r-ifizen miarht visit th
county s"at.
FrM P'thr? afid Waiter R. fail
ing wr loofc'ng after .om- burs?-?
mart- in Lincoln on W-.:--dy af
ternoon, they driving ov r in fh
fr of the b-ffer.
f. A. Sanh'.r.i di.po?ed of two
Ford rr d ?rin:r th" w-ck. th-'y
both jroin to .-'.trpy county and '-rr
bouz'nf hy Glenn f'inn and M. Ft.
r,drr.n of ner Gretna.
Vg-f-a-.n Howard w colled to
PUmr-ifa on last Wedreli?
wher hn wn vliMne: -.-;;h f.'i"i'!'
a-; well . Iv.kine afte- sr.me hui
r, r for the da.
Mi f a rhf rir.e Golem an
and fr.fniK and inp--f tM both
r-irl roor.fe? ronr.in '-'if of G.-en-.
w.r.d durinz ti
found th" condifior.s very o'd.
Build a Better City
Here at Home
Thr prospect? for a IjeUcr'
Crrrnvood arc hrifit. Rc
rnrrnr yru who build, 1
move hoii do excvntinj;
and (Tiral contracting.
Frank Rouse
Greenwood - - fkbraslca
Farm Implements
W- rarrj a fnSl lir of John Dere.
iTfrnatioTial Jfar vaster Rnt Chase
r.arhiri'ry. If votj ar in rtd cf
fn7thinj in the l'nc it will be
vorth yoor tirriS to see c.
Special Attention Given
All Repairs
San?)orn Service
Grenwoid
Nebratka
The Idea!
Hi F'cick, tlit modern tar unsurpassed for power, is
most flcxihle, comfortaLlc and endurinj:'. A thing of
beauty find rare service. Just ask any BUICfC owner.
Sec Us for Demonstration
x rr', of Vecpirifi Water, will he pleased to serve
you in thit territory or see J. B. Livingston, dealer for
the f 'Ifittsmouth territory. Both will demonstrate free.
Try a Ride in the Very Best
Mod ern Motor Car
sr
Greenwood,
5 1
Tull-ize Enlloons
High
rr.
Jardme
Greenwood, Ncbr.
A larg'4 mimhT of the citizena of
Crtrrv.'! wr visiting at Plat tu
rnout h r.rt last !?!.. railed
j-hy iar.U harina: whiVh was
hnn liid ir. r!i county c.vjr.
I F'.i;r.ij Kfff. 'v:t !. icir. a: aftr
: cirnint at F'lat rnwtu h VCcdnosday
ar.d wh i l h waa a-.vay "F;ad" Kl
w .'-.d '.v,;s l.-.r.kinar aff-r the action.
ft. F. F'tr- n k.h:nat afrr tr..-
p'.-.tr flvf'"r ca last Wrtns1y
wi-ii.'. Afr. and Afr. F:--x ptr w.r
a F'I.t ft mo'irh vr th1-,- wcr af
fer'i'.r.z a hoari".-? in tft cor.nty
r-nn pr.
Th1 Ff'idsr.n ?trtrf i,s addins? a lin
r.f dry ?-,ods to t It i r stor-k. and as
fhy shall zm-zref with th a""Tk
r.f rprrr-r. aSn? ar.d addir.a: to tho
sv.rk. thy wiil aid miirh mors to
t h'- iin.
O. P'. F't-.rs had his narrw addM
to th radrs of tho .r'jpnal in
or It to kp ia touch 'vith things
ail ':7'-r th c'ointy, a? all popfiorn
of th- county ar peprnt'd in its
c o J i rn n s
. . pfrrs who has planter; or.- .
t .'- h'snd-d acrs of corn, ar.d 10,
rirr; r,f r.nt. " a " of H'ldn JT.'Ts
ar.d 2'
i.t of alfalfa, ar.d has a!
;:orj
srfoxir
n ic ;y.
th.-ir, ' yon. i
f firman F.irdalJ ar.d Frnry Vhitoj
are -vjfh the FrirMr.crtori af f'haloo;
and this time are wopk i n 2: with a
wIdir? crew vh'i ar pep'-iirin? d-
r-rti7. rail - alonsc the trscic of the;
F:-irJir.?ton.
vV'ane fndr.n was J.-.oJciaf; affr-r
tv.p riiinf-s af. fhe Vsrrnf-rz f'nior, i
Hv i''.r on lasf V' dn-'-sday wfti
Af.r. Tir.don. th fafhep. was '-illfdj
to the rr.un'y se?it looking ut'.fr ror.'.e
Ir-2:;ii rn IffepS. j
F'.arl .lapdine r,f f(-j. .larrtin Motor,
ipar.y was
K'l'ines vi:
in
Om ih -n last Vedr.cjqy wr" h'- j
was failed fo look affep rr.f h--sl-1
re.-c. rri'lte cor. r.e" t-d with the .,:p .1
dine A-Fotor firripmy h".
f.an V.'Wy af his hom'' nor'h of;
f;r"nww is havir.sf some improe-rr.'-nt-;
made ftf fj-;. horn" ?: n 'I also
havir.se some r'ri'fcen hoitst f-'.r.-sfni''d
whir h is m.'i?e riilly u Id in. 7
to th" h' f ffrrr.cr.t ;it th - f.-jrm.
(;". Wallinscep h,n? j'ist romp)1'" 1
'he plar.tir.ir of one hundred and
fi'ty rr? ff rorn hirn-lf. no hav
irz no her. th s'.r -'V is 1 1 '
in one of the fore- ;n th farrriinsr
opT:ifior:s h' in si'k at horn
Fred W'cT'i'.1- vris a vS-'ifor wifh
the 1'pt. M. f:. F a t k who is now lo
fr;"I ,if Valparaiso, tinic the xn'-'.
af the f.-irk home for Jtst Sunday. 1
wh"r both the host and e;iJ(.Sf ,rj.
joyed 'he occasion very much.
F:. M. .Irdir.e. ron Marshall and
ft. V. Anderson were all at 'latfs-
raouth on last Thursday where t
vi-rt- ;ittr.fiiriiC the fe?iviti'!t irici
i!cr,f to the meftinK f.f the f i.t rift
ronv n ion ff th- Ameri'-an K'iflon.
n W. f'm':ir:d a visitor
in f'l .t'smouf 'n wlM'f he was i:i a
f n d-t r; " at the Am'-ri' an I.f
cor: r.f ion and ')."' h- er.Jo-.fd the.'
vomi-.n very r.," h r.of wirf.'-.frmdir:.:
(
Victor Oar?
AKDERSOW
Nebraska
I ore
Vb Extra Cost!
in addition to all of Mi- ordinary method ti:'d in tir;
iniiiiiir h turl.tjr. y(,u f;c Mie Ia n fit of many special jiro-
'y-;i in th" ( r.nst rix'l i'.-ii if Fircvtono lirc'H that lucaii
Ibou-and'. of extra J rouble-free milH.
rin-Ktorn-M. and n it Iith. are built by 1 lie exclusive
H'Mii-f lippiru: na ss whb h innulatca I'wry Blrand of
very cord with Mronjr. livy rubier. providinjc extra
ft.iiMtli and rliirablllty. Not only ia the carcass built
by a special in'tliral. but the b-ad. the Kidewall, the tread
and all of th" (oniionent partM if tlirHf nipcr-service
lii e-t are court rticted ly special Firestone processes.
In your Kcurrli for fir; conomy, look to Firestone
Full-Size ILillooiiH and IIIkIi Pressure Cords. C'oinpara
tic experience will prove to you that theso are the iiesi
tires that 1 an be bought. And tiiey cost you nothing
KXTilA. Investigate toilay.
i;fau in ;.iini wn ski.i. the famous
FiUKHTONH KTiJAM-WEI.DICU TUUES'
Pressure Cords
m
QCZW39EaBEBSCUS3SafXIIS
th rain which was pltlful in rh
evoninar.
.TartZ "a". K. FFand was kpt hnay
last Wednesday h.t Ten tryinar to
conduct fl'.rt hard war stor. and the
Ismiwr yard at thft amc tlni. W-ar
they not so far pmov d h would
h abi to do so, hut with th& di
tanc it makca it very di.T.cuir.
Som on trying thft w-rk th post
mistress raather hri. d.postil a
Itfr at. th povtolR . add rs-cd Af..
and Arrs. Ftohfrt X.f.r w.'rh a. t .vn
or indication as whir th ltr was
to 2:0. thi postniisrrss did
not s.-'nd the tetter, and why should
she?
Fiohrt Troop. Clio hrs hin in
Ca.ss county for th pas;: f. fry odd
ye;irs was a visitor in firenw(od ou
las'- Wednesday, convinac to v i s i r. the
town and tho cotmt-y. ho raak-
inar his horr.4 in P';.at:smouth. bav
in af lird in the eastern part of th
county f.r over a half a on fury.
Oeoraf HucknAiJ and fia vid Whi'
who is father of Af.-s. Fiuckr.!! ar.d
who with ATrs. Whito w-r visit inaf
at the Fine lentil horn, mad-- a vi.it
or. last Sunday at Fremont wlvr
f '- p y w r. f to it-a wrs f r i n da a r. .1
also fo view the town, ar.d wher
they fr.ojnd or.e r.f the p--ppir-twr.a
in the w--f.
Th Aior. lr'-h r.r. ?i rt-t-n n a; cr.m
pany of FslU rly. w--re pepiacinaf
the fftp.fTt-X" Hoor on fyo l.ri l-T'-0.
or.p soufhw-st of town ar.d other
nrjr'he'ist, of firen -ood, whi- h
putt ir.af them n r.,- ,- iap-- .'or thft
he.ivy traffic, which I hey hiv fo s is
friin on accnur. f of h-:n a port ion
of th-- crowded bi?hwiy.
"fjad" F. wood ar.d .-.on Cirl. snl
F1 wa rd
fon'rorr ery
W e ;
a : n sr
a f e p so ra !
r. ess in the
fT a r. d h 1 n t : r. ? b 5 j. i -
:t r 'm
.Tibep
.mor.
days
or
r.shir.ar
in .sa rin i.k a ru ws"t rr. ey rour.o
the fi h i n f ec-llent. fh'y then rf--trjpned
to n'-ar 1'almcr w,V-rf they
sper.f a roup! ot days fh-'-y having
f;:k-en
.ird s
F'bil 'Vatiitisr a lor. v, 'h ;h;- v.
';'" d f.n f.'i' ir return to v;--i
wi
'1
irn
for a roup;-- of days.
F'bil t.. Ffail
frer. wood
.-faff b-ir.k, and who is al-o rbair
rr.an of the .-'rate FMnkers ss-o.'ia-fion.
as well ;.s the demor-ra t ic ran
did.jfe for the norr.ir.aMon fop .tatf-(r'-a-vir't,
is a pretty busy rr.an fh'-'-days,
be has a proi n f men f s fo m--'t
with tcroup conventions of the sfate
in preparation for th Hfa'e FVcikrs
f: -sr.' i ion whirii rrmver.'-s at f.ii.-
fi'irir:;
t ;
e surnm-'T.
1 nd
nwt wi:h ti.e jfro'ip rnetfnsc as fol
lows. M'"r.ok. Afiy 2"b. I-xins:ton
Afay 25th. f'h :prell. Mrfy 27th. Ffay
f'prinsca. May 2c,th ar.'I Nebraska
f'ity f..j .June .
"X. K. N'ewkirk has had th- linker
fff Machine which supplier f h ire
hot or rcfrivrafor at the market
which is now owned by Albert W.
Hudson, with the Ilu-'.'-raan coun'er
?:nd ri'iv; bo'h t.!;e r-f rUf-r.-sfor ;r.d
1);" counter will h" H dicf-rt con
ner M'.n v"ih the ma' hire fi.us In
suririf' th". v.--ry h'-t r-'z'w'-ration
for the pror'uft which .Mr. ifudson
will carry. The work of m:ik:n- the
c ban Ren in rnn'm'-riti thu-! af
fording the r-ntire refrigeration wnp
done by Fred frn"'n of th
:r
Iff Machine ff.rapany from f).-r.;jtia
and f:jyde N'ewkirk, r.f fir' r. wood.
In another column of t h i . - pip'-r
will be fiind the a n n ou ncf men t. of
F. I.. Hall who is arinotin :ir. his
candidacy for tho position of .state
tr a surer, and who is .-.pe-c.ialiy well
rjualified for this position. h; having
had extensive r xp rienro- in the baiik
inir bu'sirie.s.n and 1i;.h made a hucc-hp
r.f th" biisirif-ss thus prr-parinir him
for the duiien of thi:s t.ffi'. V.'A V.
V. Hall .served iiia ('"ii.t ry ably ia
the war and was n'ir"d in th-.-bftnkinir
birsinr-f.;; hf-f'.re rointf ;;r.;l
;iftep iiis r'tiirn. Voiir ; uipport for
fhi pf)sllion cannrit " but for the
best and a vote; for this man ii for
Hafety r,f th: fundw which ialrmir to
thr? icopJc, and as lie p.tand.s for the
bef;t int. re:-;tH of th? farmer and pro
ducer li: i:s i;afc, pound and capable.
Green 7ood to ILwe New School.
flret-nwoofl, h is making a ni.st
cxc'dl' iit Rhwl.'i in ilif h hord.s of
this county is now in;.kinff a Htep
for Ktill better fijuipm'sit in thi.;
4
05
Phone No. 86
Wi & Pec e
vcoossiszjix.
MY BLACK
Percheron Horse
will make the season of 1926
at my home, on the old Os
car Ganen farm. 4 miles
south of PIatt3 mouth.
J. V. SAGE
direction. The school building an;!
facih.-ien hav hen iaaduate fo
sonirf tiiv.ft. and r.hi vntinsr of the
V,::,N for rh.i addition and inlarafe
rant r.f the school huihlin? with
ou.r ftquipmnt st a pace for more
the cirv. 7! new .school wiil h
h'trpr prjuippeil handle the twelve
2fra.tos wh; h i.s hein tan??it here.
The r.f-'v huil.iin.Jf will comprise
th rt stories, one of course hin? the
ha.oni fr.t in which i.s to h placed
ii.i ) to make the addition to the
pr-snt huiidiajf.
Progressive Greenuccd.
The nw school building wirh the
ftlce.i r.t reidenees which are under
construction and proposed will add
ifrearly to the excellence of the city
wh'-n completed. The i;.s. of the
ho i'.di.ns beinjf the new school
the residence of K. T- Arc fx, r. a id, O.
Vv. Ii'oit, Oust fiorraar., W. C. T.'me
lanl. and the iraprovemnt.s which
are bemaf made on rne norr.e ot vv
V.. .'e-.vkirk. and the chan?insf of
the business house of this gentle
man are ad dir. ? much to the im
provements of the city.
Orr.ize
2ible Sehcol League.
fasf. T,rv"e:r.c.s.!ay ftvninsr a delea-
r ;or.
t he rr.'-rnhr n of the Green
wood church wop at K!mw-v,d where
thr- w-Te represr. ta'ions from five
d r-r.f towns in the county for
rhft purpor of orsranizir.sr a county
Fjibie s'hooi baseball lasrue who
."; OO i
rscneo" .
i'am-is of ball for
-.aturdey instead of
-. i
!a;nif c
.-: jnd-iys. The;,- .ff.rrM an organiza-fi-
r. ?. ir h flv towns represented, they
V-:nif fir en wood. F'imwood. Aivo
Fl.::':-: ar.d Avor a. They are ridf
fo bare fhr--e more teams and
will probably f-t them.
vlasoTia Elect.
recent meeting of the
t ;
Ab. sonic Order of Greenwood, and
f'cr their other hu ir "A had been
corieiii'jed the regular election of
thf: offlr ern wa.s held which resulted
in the following officers being select
ed: A. F:. r-.l-y Worshipful nMs'tr.
Frank Hoffman Sc-nior Warden
('. t. Fuimer Junior Warden.
('. Y.. UiU;t Hcrcrfctary.
A. K. F-andor. Trustee.
Walton Howard is the retiring
master.
H-iekah's Elect OScere.
At fhe rfffular meeting of the
fjautchters of Rehefcah Thursday f-ve-nir.g
the following oHIcera e re
el er ted :
(,. .rrs. Fanny Saylea.
V. C. C. Mrs. K.-tha Jorden.
K-f r'-tary Mrn. L r.a Kchrocder.
Treasurer ?opha.H I ' t e r .s. n .
Appointed officers will be an
r.onntcd at the ncft regular intet
ing. Plaiismouth
Jimior High Has
Track Meet
First Annual Meet of Grade Schools
Dra-A-3 Out a Pleasing Attend
ance and Showing.
I'r'.ri ! urda y'.s I'ailv
Hespite a hiirh wind, and muddy
field, the I'lattsmouth junior hif?h
h'd thir first, annual track and
field meet at the tourist park last
evening after school.
The object of such meets i.s not
only to give the boys an opportun
ity to test their own ability but also
fo create an interest in track work
so that in future years the high
school boys will be more interested
in track than they have heretofore
been.
In the yard dash Chester Wiles
or 7A took first place. Ilershel Dew
of RA second, and Lafe Sharp of 7A
tli ird.
In the 100 yard dash Chester Wiles
also took first, Ilershel Dew second
and Charl'K Nowacek of 815 third.
In the shot put Ilershel Dew of
SA took first place with .".0 feet 4
inches. Charles Nowacek of 811 se
cond with 28 feet C inches, and
Francis Warren of 7A third with
25 feet fi inches.
The pole vault was the best event
when Kwlng Sharp of SO cleared
beter than '.) feet, his brother Lafe,
of 7 A was second with 8 feet C inches
and Garland McCleary third with
7 feet inches.
In the hlnh jump I-fe Sharp of
7A was first, Kwing Sharp second,
and Garland MCleary of 811 ttiird.
The broad jump was also won by
Lafe Sharp with a jump of 15 feet
1 inches. Kwing Sharp -was second
with 14 feet 7 VI inches, and Iler
shel dew was third with 14 feet 7
incites.
Totaling places and points gives:
1. 7A 16 points.
2. 8 A 8V& points.
3. 8C 'J points.
4. 8L5 5V2 points.
FOR SALE
One 22x3S International grain sep
arator, good condition.
FRED BEVERAGE.
m24-2tw Murray, Neb.
MLEY Will ITEMS
James 6' Inry wa a visitor in
Omaha on last Thursday whern h
wast called to look affr some busi
ness matter for tho day.
Edward Kelly wa a viMitor at.
F'lattsmout.h laat Thursday whore, he
waa enjoying thft sight of the
American region convention.
Edd! Sheehan was a visitor in
Platfsmoufh on last Thursday whr
he went to enjoy the. gathering of
the American Legion convention r.f
the flrst. district.
Rudolph FVrgman was looking
after some business piaffed In Oma
ha on last. Thursday and was ac
companied hy Arrs. IVrgman, they
making the trip in their auto.
Joseph Wolpert, who is or.e of th
most handy men to hft found about
.Uanley was looking after the busi
ness at the store and posfofnc dur
ing the. absence of Ft. Bergman last
Wednesday.
William Sheehan. the rustling
aRPwzor had completed his work
arly last wek o? assessing and has
made a most compiere list of the
pop'.e and property owners in Cen
ter precinct.
Will Harms wii a visitor in Weep
ing Water last Wednesday wlvre he
wa.s visiting with his many friends
there as well as enjoying the con
cert which did not play on account
of the storm.
.Mrs. Ftnse Kelly and Misses Katie
?nd ATaggie Wolprt were visiting
last ?.iznday at the home of a for
mer Aran ley citizen and family. Afr.
ind ATcs. Monro Neiheart, who Is
conducting a section for the Missouri
Pacific, at La Platte, north of Platta
rnouth. Last. Wednesday Theo.fare R. Baker
received the news of the death of
a relative who had been making his
home some where in Missouri and
had pa -..sed away early last week. Air.
Raker and the family immediately
rtrvrtff fo rhir home in the south
v -. . . ... -
to attend the funeral an. ai.-.o
render what assistance they ecu hi 1
th time of sorrow.
Phillip Fleming had a batch cf
chickens stolen from his home en
the farm on last Sunday evening
and on Monday morning a man with
a cra'e of ch Jokes and firivlng a
car with an Iowa number, and of
fering the chickens for sale with
no one to purchase. This looks iike
c.-o rr i r'r, r tc- rTC r o C C t-' T lf'jn Ce-
tween the cnictcens.
and that the
who had stolen thorn mi
be
vir.g some ai'iu) in
orre ditf.ru icy m
the g-.ds.
One of the marked improvements 01
he city of Man ley is the construc
tion of ihe new orie ouiioing an 1
store of the Crane. Curyya and Mur-
ey Lumber company. The new
building which ia at th: time near-
ins completion wiii a.i'jn i v --
ant place tor Air. crane, ?euui
manager, in which to conduct the
business as well as will provide a
good place for tr.e caring o. rr."
tock which he is carrying, i ne
building and with the stocK nen
put in and arranged will be a credit
to the city.
Close School With Picnic.
The Chilson school ea t of Man-
b--v which has been presided cvar by
that excellent teacher. Airs. a. ii. .
Humble, closed last wk with a pic-f
... . . . r -,
me whien was n-iu .'--i
Lomingo's grove, at wnicn tr.ere w. -
i most appreciative program as well
as games ior me cuiiureu uj
elders as well. The bail game w as .
enjoyed by the men and older boys.
The eats were all tnat com a ne ex- j
pected and supplied every want. j
House Struck ty Lightning.
During the storm la;-.t Sunday eve
ning, the farm chrne occupied oy
the William Rohrdanz family north-i
east of Manley was struck by light-;
ning. The family had been in Louis-j
ville f-pending the afternoon with;
Mrs. Rohrdanz's parents. Air. ar.dj
Airs. Wendel Hell and the gathering!
storm hastened their departure. They
reached home before the rain b-gan '
to fall and were in the kitchen when
the bolt struck the kitchen comney.
demolishing it. i
Airs. Rohrdanz stated that what ,
appeared to be a ball of fire passed1
through the kitchen, going out thru (
the pantry adjoining. The family,
wiis somewhat shocked but are re-1
ceiving the congratulations of their;
neighbors and friends upon their'
narrow escape from death. The farm
is the old Schliefert place anu is
Big Public Dance
AT PH'LPOT HALL -Weeping
Water, Neb. j
Saturday Night, May 29
A good time for all at this pre
Decoration day dance. The old
fashioned kind, under manage
ment of W. II. Homan, Weep
ing Water, Nebr. All invited!
Full Blooded
Collie Puppies
For Sale
One male and four females.
Will spay females if desired.
DAVID O'BRIEN
Wabash, Nebr.
The Ladies Aid
of Mynard, Neb. Church on
Wednesday, lay 26th
The ladies of the Mynard Church will have
charge of our store.
They will participate in all sales made in our
store on that day, and your patronage ii re
spectfully solicited.
Ladies
Fred P. Busch, Manager
Phoenix Hosiery
now owned hy two of th- dau-rhneri.
Arrs. Herman laa an i rMs. V'A
liam Wegener who are taking p-r.r.:pt
seep;! to have the damage repaired.
LOCAL NEWS
Dr. Eeisania Lentiit, Zctel
2Iair 22i., Fho-a 527.
Dr. 7L C. Leopold, Osteopathic
to physician a.i szrgtzzu phcze 203.
Arrs. Albert Degan of Chicago.
formerly Miss Jeanette Patterson .cf
tin (.:
iS
njoping a. vi-:it at
the home of Airs, j act Patceraon
r V .
time friends.
Mr. James iane of Dm .a ha. Is
nere to enjov a. visit with tae relatives
and
iends in this city and is a guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Rummeli. Mrs. Slane was formerly
Al:ss Guinivre Smith of this city.
From Friday's FS-ily
Lruee Wclfe and v.-ife cf Union
wera h'-ro yesterday enjoying the
American Legion convention and.
v in g with friends.
CirL C-ar.z of Alva wss hr" T-'er.!
j r.or ror
! An.eri ?
viiiting
a few hours, attending the:
n Legion convention and
with friends.
Xels Anderson and Earl Jardine, 1
of Greenwood were here yesterday to
attend the Acierif.n Legion conven-;
tion and visiting with their friends'
in the county seat. I
John Jungiui.-:t of Pacific Junction ;
was here yesterday for a few hours, j
booking after some matters cf busi-i
ires-; anu vi.-iting with his acquaint-.
ancs m this communitv.
Lyio H rton. assessor cf Stove
Creek trecinct. came in this riornimr !
i from lilravocJ to visit for a few hours
making his returns at the olnce rf
n ounty assessor v.. n. I'uls.
Ghrisi & Christ
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
Is there anything- in this list you can use?
There are many articles we have no space
to advertise. Check your wants and come
to our store for these and many other values.
,
Refrigerators $9 to $60
Baby Cabs $9 to $20
Bedroom Suites $75 to $250
Bed Springs $4 o $15
Beds, $4.05 to $45
Buffets $15 to $45
Book Cases $9 to $25
Cedar Chests $11 to $29.50
Chiffonniers $10 to $25
Child's Beds $6 to $12
Carpet Sweepers $5 to $25
Cupboards $7.50 to $10
Congoleum Rugs$9.65 to $15
Dressers $10 to $75
Dining Chairs $2 to $4.50
Window Shades59c to $2.50
Davenports $25 to $125
Dressing Tables $10 to $25
Dining Tables $7.50 to $45
Kitchen Cabinets$15 to $50
Kitchen Tables $2 to $7.50
Library Tables $7.50 to $25
We Deliver Free Up to Sixty Miles
Ghrisjt & Christ
118-22 South Sixth St. Telephone No. 645
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
1 ogg
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Zlaasiaz Wear
Jack Davis, farmer r-f?lderit her
and n.: w chief cieri in the cfL 'n c
' ha d:vi.-:on j;iperintendnt of t!i
VIi:?.-o-jri Pacini ar Fails City, vx
her- today to enjoy
a visit with th
'.id time frienis.
James Manners, of Alva, was hen
for a few tours yesterday atcec-iins
to some matters of business and vis
iting with friends. Mr. Manners i:
a trcther of Q. F. and Cnarles Manner-?
of this city.
G. A. Pfeiffer of New York City
president it the Richard Hudno'
Co . of Ycri was here yester
day for a few hours visiting at th
Gering home. Mr. Pfeiffer feeing a
cousin of the Alices Mia an i Ear
Lara Gering and Henry R- Gerina
e? Omaha.
JEW SOS ARRIVES
l-jr-Iar 1 Oa!I
:me of Mr. ans Mrs. Williaa
Dasher in this city was
made Trj
arrival a;
happy this week by the
their tome on May 13th. cf a nn
little sen and heir and who with th
mother is doing very nicely and th
occasion has brought a great deai
of pleasure to all of the member)
of the family.
j
Ar.-. and Mrs. A. H. Engelkemeiei
of west of Murray, were pleasant vis:
tors at the Journal oSce last Sa
urday and advanced their subscri
tion for another year. They were vis:
ing with friends in the city and ali
doing some shopping with the Piatt:
mouth merchants. They are gettin
zlonz ni:e!v with their farming an
are expecting a fine crop of corn thj
year.
WA2JTED
Stock to pasture, planty of grai
nd water. Andrew Uhe. Telephoa
3-W. m24-2t
Business forms of air kinds printd
it the Journal office.
Bugs $3 to $75
Dining Bra. Suites$75 to $200
Kattresses $7.50 to $35
Floor Lamps $9 to $35
Mohair Davenports$100 up
Linoleum $9 to $19
Rockers $2.40 to $25
Mirrors 35c to $15
Duofolds $25 to $50
Pedestals $2.75 to $6
Sanitary Couches.$2.50 to $6
Leather Rockers $15 to $30
Smoking Sets 75c to $12
Living Rm. Suites$125 to 275 j
Baby Cribs b to
Desk $7.50 to $60
Kitchen Chairs $1 to $2
High Chairs $2.50 to $6
Vacuum Cleaners $22.50 up
Pianos $100 to $500
Porch Swings $2.50 to $9
Sewing Machines $10 to $50 ;
Curtain Rods 10c to 25c
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