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PIATTSMOUTH SEMI -WEEKLY JOUBNAL
THURSDAY. TUKZ 10, WIG.
U.
J2I
Prepared Exclusively for The Journal
Many of the young people of Union
were attending a dance at Nebraska
City last Friday.
Stiae's Grocery
Very Best of Service
Highest Grade Goods
Selling at money-saving
priCeS tO OUr CUStOmerS. in Union last Monday afternoon, driv-
Edward Dowler, who has moved to
Union, will occupy the Clarence Arm
strong place as a residence.
Henry II. Becker as sawing lum
ber during the past week at the home
of Chris Madsen, south of town.
Robert Walling of Plattsmouth was
locking after some business matters
in Union one day ' during the past
week.
Sanford Hcman has accepted a posi
tion at the home of Earl Wamick,
weft of Murray, and is working on a
farm there.
Albert Andersen of Nehawka, was
looking after some business matters
IT PAYS US TO SEEVE
YOU THE BEST
Stine
Union
5
wocery
Nebraska
Gen. SI
lacKsmiuung
The Best Work at Most
Reasonable Prices
Complete Line of Rock
Island Farm Machinery
SEE US FOR YOUR HAR
VESTING KACEIN
ERY NEEDS
The Time is Soon Here
f
Union
Nebraska
Altebery Gas-age
the coining Sunday evening, when a
pagent will be given by the young!
folks. This pageant is enuuea im--Gateways
of the Bible."
The contracting firm of Miller and
Bruber of Nehawka, asisted by Mr.
C. I). Keltmer, were doing some con
crete work at the Trunkenbloz Oil
station during this week seeking to
complete the work there soon.
Miss Vera Upton, who has been at
tending the state university at Lin
coln during the past year, completed
her school year and returned home on
last Friday. Her father L. R. Upton
going over for her in their auto.
II. M. Chrisweisser and wife and
ing over in, his car. Messrs. and Mesuames Jonn ana uoy
County Commissioner C. F. Harris ' Chrisweisser were those of a merry
wan a visitor In Nehawka last Tues-j party who visited the Henry Felds
i day, looking after some business mat-! Seed company s broadcasting siaiion
ters for the county. at snenanuoan, Iowa, on iasi umui.
Miss Virginia Harris and La Von! Nicholas Opp was a visitor in Union
Pmna ivro nv, r t n T.inrnin on last : on last Monday from his home near
I.Ionday seeing about attending school ! Nehawka and was a guest at the home
there for the summer. (of his son, Ralph, and family as well
! r-,n Pii,v,innn nf nonr utiirmv. has' sopinir .1. M. Clarence about sink
ing well for hi in on his farm near
Nehawka.
Mr. and Mrs. L. It. Upton were in
Plattsmouth on Tuesday of this week
where they went to attend the fun
eral of their friend, the late Abram
Rupley. who passed away at the home
cf his daughter, Mrs. Robert A. Bates
of that city early Sunday morning.
Mr?. Conrad Mullis of Ilunbar,
mother cf Mrs. II. H. Becker, has
been poorly during the past week or
raoro and her condition has been fo
bad that the daughter, Mrs. Becker,
was celled a number of times to her
bedside. She is, however some improv
ed at thU time.
A l Eaton has accepted a position
with the county aeain and hfs been
placid in clir.rgo of the road work for
the county at thi3 place. Mr. Eaton
's an excellent man for the position
and will do good service1. He is at
present making his heme with his
daughter at Nebrnrka City, and drives
over and back from there to hi. work
(but r.s the. roads are good he does not
find it much of a chore.
This is
Service.
the Garage known for its
Best work always.
accepted a position with the Charles
Attcrbery Garage in Union, and is
working at the present time.
George Trunkenbloz was a visitor
in Union most of the present week,
superintending the completion of the
station which he is installing here.
Mrs. E. V. Keedy of Ashland,
where they are engaged in the drug
bu?ine??, was visiting with the friends
and relatives in Union last Wednes
day. Tony Sudduth and W. E. Moore
were looking after some business mat
ters in Weeping Water, making the
trip in the new wagon of Mr. Sud
duth. A number cf the young people of
Union were over to Lincoln where
'. they registered for the summer school
j which is being CDuducted in the cap
ital city.
1 Miss Minnie Reicke was the guest
of her friend. Miss Ethel Tayior for
ovr last Saturday evening and at
tended the nicine at Kamp Kill Kare
on Sundry.
Verle Harding took the father ever
to Bethcny on last Sunday and re
turned the same evening, while Mr.
Harding remained for over to Tues
day morning before he returned.
Mrs. Nettie Stanton of Omaha, who
Mesrrs. R. D. Stine and C. L.
Graves were looking after some busi
ness matters in Plattsmouth last Mon
day, mailing the trip in the auto cf
Mr. S'.ine and on the return the bo"3
were feeling so heavy and down heart-
has been so very seriously ill for some
ttinr is renorted as bclns: some better ed that one of their tires blew out.
Tnll lino nf Arr'sc-cnrip! anA RnnrdiPQ the first of this week, and which is but with the report they were aroused
mm-pfl in ctorV I very piea.sant
Ask for a demonstration of the new
Chevrolet, the most powerful and
durable small car on the market.
Bargains in Used Cars
Service Our Watchword
Charles Attebery
Union, Nebr.
news to tier many
riends here.
Flossie McCarthey has been having
some concrete walks constructed at
his home in the eastern portion of
Union, which is greatly faciliating
the matter of getting about when the
weather is wet.
Mrs. Mary Davis, who has been so
poorly durinp the winter and who was
at the hospital at Omaha, is still gain
ins; in her health and is feeling much
improved, which is excellent news for
her many friends.
Children's Day exercises will be
celebrated at the Methodist church on
from their apathy and soon repaired
the rent and were on their way again,
though a passing car came near hit
ting Mr.. Siine while they were working.
Badger Cultivate?
Sure, I have them. Fasten one on the rear
end of your gas wagon, and away you go.
Do not Forget that we have plenty of Screen
Wire and Poultry Netting
LAWN MOWERS SCYTHES GRASS HOOKS
e 13 a Bin 5 n
The Hardware Man
Union, Nebraska
Eugene Austin Very Sick.
Eugene Austin, who was hurried to
the ho.-pital at Omaha a week ago
Tuesday, still remains in a very criti
cal condition, notwithstanding every
thing has been done for him that is
possible, and with an operation or
two, and the best medical attention
and nursing, he has not seemed to
have shown any preceptible improve
ment. On Monday of this week the
children were called to his bedside
on ; count of the extreme illness, as
well as his other relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Austin went over to see him
and to render what aid and comfort
possible.
Edward Dowler Moves to Union.
Edward Dowler, who has for some
time been making his home at Weep
ing Water, has accepted the position
a- manager of the oil station of Geo.
Trunkenbloz at Union, which is ex
pected to be completed and in opera
tion early the coming week. Edward
Dowler and family have moved to
Union and will make their home here
in the future. The citizens of Union
are to be congratulated in the mov
ing back to the town of this excellent
family, who are alive to the best in
: tercets of the town and every ready
! to promote the same.
Keeps our goods in best condition. We serve Hardings
Ice Cream cone, dish or any quantity. Also brick
cream and cold drinks. Always cool and refreshing.
Our Motto The best service and best goods!
At the Drug Store
E. R13QBE:, Proprietor
UNION -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
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Are Building Passing Track.
The Missouri Pacific railway is
building a passing track for their
yards at Union which shall extend
about a half mile and will allow bet
ter handling of their trains lu:re. The
traffic is so heavy some times that it
is with much difficulty that they are
able to properly handle it with the
prc-ent facilities. The new track is
being placed between the main. line
and the elevators and extends to the
northward about a half mile.
Youx
s for Service!
We are here to give you the very best service,
provide you with the very best goods at the most reas
onable prices. We carry staple and fancy groceries,
work clothes and can supply all you need.
FARM MACHINERY LINE
Northwall and Emerson line of Farming Machinery
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators and Listers. Newton and
Bain wagons. Rumley Tractors, the best made!
im Las
On the Corner
Union, Nebraska
Celebrate at X. K. K.
l?rl Sunday was th passing of the
75th birthday anniversary of Judge
Daniel Lynn of Union, and his friends
i gathered at their summer home at
!" Kmp Kill Kare" at tho mouth of
the historic Weeping Water, in num
bers more than a hundred, where they
celebrated the occasion in the most
approved manner. Uncle Daniel was
expfeting that some of his friends
would call during the day, but
.when they arrived in droves with well
, laden b; skets of the choicest of good
tilings to eat, and erected long tables
under the pleasant shade of the trees
of this celebrated place, "Kamp Kill
Kare," where scores could eat at a
time and where in fact more than a
hundred did eat to their fill, he was
somewhat j.urpn'sed as they intended
he should be. Uncle Dan will long
remember the excellent time which
his many friends made for him on
this balmy June day. There was
swimming, boatiiifi and many other
o.'imsei k nts h.i well as the quiet visit-
ins oi tne elder of the gathering. A
in;;' was erected which would allow
one to swing out over the rippling
waves of (he Weeping Water, and as
Undo John lidgett was preparing to
take a Journey out over the water and
back again, his progress was hastened
by one of his friends, and he went
sv inging out over the water in the
first place-, but as he had not gotten
well into the swing he dangled be
low it end as he struck the water
Check up on your Pub
lic Liability Insurance.
Liability is the most dan
gerous word in the dic
tionary. To you it may
spell ruin, debt, disaster.
See this Agency today
about your Liability Insurance.
Phone 9
Farm Loans! Real Estate!
It is hoped that every scholar will j
make a special effort to be there
every Sunday this summer. j
The morning services will be es- ;
pecially for children. Everey child
in Sunday school should stay for the j
11:30 services. Parents are given an !
invitation to come and bring the I
children. Lets make Sunday a real j
"Children's Day" not only in the
evening but in the morning services i
as well.
A pageant will be given at S j
o'clock. "The liible Gateway" A j
great deal of time has been put on
this, and the children nave been j
very faithful in coming to practice. !
So let there be a good attendance at !
this service. '
The Home Missionary society will '
meet with Mrs. Iee Fan's next j
Thursday afternoon, June 17th. j
Aid society meets each 2nd and 4th j
Thursdav. i
ijyWsIM rO tflL mum
Ki Hi 3 I IE. il lUl Itti lllOll 1
'And Others VHiO Took
The Medicine Over Year
Ago When I Did Tell Sic
' The Same Thins About
It," Says Oiler.
FUNERAL 03? E20YE2
CHRISTIANSON TUESDAY
"More than a year ago i
nak put me right ami 1'
right ever since," declares
Kar-
vo been
Edward
Lincoln,
7 I I From Weilnesilay's T":.ily
The funeral services of the l.'te
; uroyc-r t unstiar.son were ikmci yc a-;
j terday afternoon at the CbM-dale j
j chapel in Omaha, conducted bv Hev
il!.iU;:ey of the Kountze Memorial)
j church, these services being attend-!
; ed by a large number of the relatives !
land friends in Omaha,
j The funeral cortae came by auto;
i from Omaha and at the O.ik J i i 1 1 '
cemctrrv was joined bv a large num-:
" "" " " her of the old time friends who had !
some two feet, the impulse of the) called to pay (heir last tributes of;
swing was stopped, and there he hungMove and respect. At the grave ther ;
partly in the water and partly out,! was a short prayer so-viee )uia
while his friend, feeling that tnerejthe bodv consigned to t!ie last 1):-.
J. Otrcr, 13C3 N. 21st be
Keb.
"Yes, sir, th's medicine rid ire
of chronic indigestion, stomach
trouble, and constipation from
which I sul7ered five years. "Why,
it just stopped nil the Moating,
biliousness a.nd she'tness cf Lrcilh,
cud Luilt lip lic a new man.
"A friend put mo on to Ilarnak
v.-hen I could find nothing ol;;e that
vould reach my case, ami it fixed
me up so fine I haven't spent a cent
for medicine i:inee. And ethers who
.arnak x-rlizn
teok
their experience h:
as rcir-e."
it id til me
Edward J. A
iarnak is srd 1 iz
i'.x:lu.-.i vely by F. O. !'
and by the leading
every town.
rinttsmouth
ru ko cc Co.,
druggist in
FILES DIVORCE SUIT
was no danger, shouted advice about
solving the situation, telling him to
kick with this fort or that one, and
iliu:; he hung suspended until he was
about exhausted before a boat came to
bin rescue. Taking it all in ail the
merry crowd enjoyed themselves
r-reat!y at Kamp Kill Kare.
floral tribute
silently spoke
wheih
TEACTOE-CULTIVATOR
DEMONSTRATION
rest. The
ere: us and
esteem in
been held in this
as 5n Omaha.
li'-latives frcm out
atic-nd the fuuetvl
l'ia( c k. f'tu-atro.
Savanna. Illinois
were- m:i:i
oi' the lit :h
the deceased bad ;
conim;i::ity as ve 11
of tne city to
v; ere: Janus
Mrs. (;ergo McKay.
Frank I'tacek. S-!-
Fit.
alia, i:
Stoner,
s.soun. -i;
Sedalia. i
a
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mi.
m!uv s
iut ruing ij
of the di.uri
.b ! enti .lvd
ii:a i K. Lcm-;:i,
ne in v.-iih'h the
a decree of C i: uvev.
ihc plaint iii set.; l
ie.j were married at
cie;
ra.
v.;.
ing
i.i" c.ih.
t ce.t'.i-t :
ilarold (
;n. tb- a
ail!
that
n
th
ol V;;e
act h.jli
. Lt men
tion be
it;" seeks
tit ion of
the p.irt-
Fcbruniy, 21, iU2V. aad that
they have nMb- tb ir hotne on the
latin of the plaintiff near (ireen
wood since tliat time. The (bfend
a:i'. the plriintiff s tx foiib in his
t tit !m ii'jv rc.-ddes in t'ti r.iate ;f
California. The charge (if the chhc
)l action is cruelty and desertion.
:d" help? Y"ou can get it quickly
tV;uucii liiuffs, by I'lacir."' yctir ad in the Journal.
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PUBLIC
There will be a demonstration of - TO TxIoj
the new Farwall Tractor-Cultivator .
liekl at the Sturm brothers farm.) As tho Purveyor's cfT:ce has
one half mile north of Nehawka. j 1?- i a p-d.'ti.-al dib-e I'.'r yrr
Monday afternoon. June 1 1th. Ifldan't see wliy it should be now.
weather condition: will not permit j friends have Mod fur me rep;;:
the demonstration on the above date j ro why :u;t ar.;:i:F.' I wish U
nmi! on lnursoay atternoon. June mv manv triemis wno nave
)t
I
17th. Everybody urged to witness
this deme nstrat ion. Leo Switzer
Implement Co., Nehawka. Nebraska.
ltw
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lieeti
to tb
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my desi
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to bectu
O.Tit'O.
lie
tha"k
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t in '.e. It has alv.ay
e to p-rform my duties
niv abi'itv but I de-cliv.e
a politician to get an
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Celebrate Birthday.
?Ti--s Noia Fanr.in.tr was thirteen!
year. of ape on Jlondaj of this wec-k,
June 7th. and very properly celebrat
ed the occasion with seme score of her
young fiiends at hc-r home c;n Mon
dav afternoon. The young folks m-
joyed tb.e afternoon :r.cjst splendidly!
with songs, music anel pair.es, and'
were served by a d di'',htful luncheon
w Trc: Tl:i n ti : niid h(r il n u l1. t "
MisrNoba was the recipient of manyj'.
beautiful and costly presents, attesta-j
tiona of the love and friendship o
and Dorothy Clark. Dorothy Fell. ! Sj.
Louise Foster, Freda Niday. Jane !
P.obb, ilarian Clark, Kutheta Dysart.
Velman Dysart, Helen and Ituth Var-
dcn. rdildred Iorris, Helen and l?e.
Wat kins. Margaret Roddy,
Meade, Reba Frans.
FF.KD
"TV.)
1SON.
i rvevor.
The Journr.1 crrcciates your in
terest in f hcnir.2 ug
I7c. G any ti7r.e.
news. Call
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SATURDAY, JUNE 12
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Chirch Notes.
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10:15 Khnday s hool.
11:. 10 Special sermon for children.
7:15 Kpwortli eLagae.
S:00 Children's Day program.
A good attendance is expected at
Sunday school next Sunday. A
number were absent last Sunday.
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numerous items are limited.
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Some of the
Coo
Underwear for
Dad and Sen
Tour VfS-etubh O?. Te- 1'C-t. Enslin-h Cg
Z'iil:c3 for JL an ft Jlall cIj:::?, e?cii
VaiT ?t 7-ric-cc 7 Water Tmnllcvs U1
etched t,Ij?-;wr:-c Liched. 12 lor i.
!:-: rxarcl Tea Tu-Mcrs (tf
lai (IG-q: .) C i:r..-V-i size, 12 icr s L
G-.:..-..i:::d 7a h C' 1 r::6raiccl Cups and Q
T::"j (heavy). Each V fauces. 4 fcr V
Heavy Didi Diainsr iuuruhtun Tea Ktltle,
Wire racl:. 01. G5 value. it sbo, ea:h
liquid Veneer S0c (7 Slue Hiking- Eov.-l:. (tf
eke, 1V70 for ?2 la:g-e siae. IPl-JL'E fcri
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FOR 31
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Ui-.lizs, da nee xJisr,e:, riat-
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FOR $1
Cia::i'-? xrccervir.g; Kettles, Cof-i.;c-
jccii. Li h ?"ii3, Toot Tubs,
Kixit'.?; 3oul. Vares, r.nd other
pieces ci ccoKmer and r7
for
clcceraltd are. TWO
only Underwear but the kind
fits, wears and is comfortable.
particular, say
V assar
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W FW!
W one
Athletic and Knits $1 to .$2.50
Others at 75c to $1.25
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iriniiy Monday
25 bars for. . .
fan-
Del Monte Feachc3
3 larsre cans for . . . .
Cans
of
pi
Vegetables fcr $1.00
Corn
'ornate
Kraut
kQYki
A Pi
Hominy
Your dollar will do double duty here
many bargains cn display not listed here
there .will be
to lack
a
due
of
good
space.
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his feet and less koin into the water
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