PIATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, INARCH 10, 1927.
Nehawka Department?
Prepared in the Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Specially
for the Journal Readers.
T
Baby Chicks
FOR SALE
Heavy breeds , .... 12c
J Leghorn breeds . . .10c
Karl Troop and Arnold Mast of
north cf Union on last Monday, they
driving over in the car of Mr. Troop.
II. II. Stoll is enjoying the new
list's coach, which was purchased
from Omaha, he receiving the new
acquisition last week.
t'ctinty Sheriff Bert Reed was a
visitor in Nehawka for a short time
on Ian Monday afternoon and was
looking after some official business.
Ray Ilort't r of Plattsmouth was a
visitor in Nehawka on Monday of thir
week and was looking after business
for the Plattsmoiith Motor company.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Lemon were
visiting with friends and also looking
nfter f"me business matters in Lin
coln Tuesday of this week, they mak
ise tn trip in ineir car
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Hall Tollard for last Sunday eve
ning, they driving over to the coun
try home of Mr. and Mrs. Pollard.
Being a lover of ffowers, A. F.
Sturm constructed a hot bed, in which
he planted all kinds of flower seed?
and will have things looking most
charming when all the varieties get
into bearing.
Bert Willis the hustling merchant
in order to supply himself with gar
den plants for spring as well as for
the trade made himself a hotbed the
first of the week and seeded it down
I with the needed seeds,
j Mrs J. O. Wunderlich who has
'been spending several days at the
j county seat, with her daughter, Mrs.
1 C. A. Kosencrans, and where she en-
The best care is being given to the
patient and the many friends are hop
ing that she may be abie to be out
and around again soon, and that her,
health may be entirely restored. I
Justin Strum and family, son of
Mr. and Mra A. P. Strum, who have
been making their home in Chicago
for some time has dicided to make!
Also High Laying Strain of
Eggs for Hatching
petit jury called here this morning
ii Tl fl m Mm n'n Ikt cjhIa i'i
pany with his son, Raymond and Carl
Kupke.
Mra. Philip Sohafer and brother,
Henry Urish, of west of Murray were
here today for a few hours enroute to
Omaha where they will spend a few
hours there at the Immanuel hos
pital with their mother, Mrs. John
Urish, who is not so well now fol
lowing her operation.
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W. H. Leesley
Greenwood, Nebr.
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April first of thbV year. They will 2 Miles East on the Louisville Road.
move to the east where it appears.
that oportunities in his line of work
Mrs. Albertina Ost was a visitor i
Union for a number of days durin
the past week and was visiting at thei
home of her daughter, Mrs. C. G. Mc-,
Carthy, assisting as Mr. McCarthy
was kept to his home and. hi3 bed on
sLOGAL NEW
Dr. Heineman, Dentist, HoterHain
Bldg., Phone 527.
account of an' attack of - pneumonia. ! F, om Monday's Daily
but of which he is better. Mrs. Ost! William Stchlmann of
tiimmi hnmo tho first nf tho. wool- I wa3 here today for a few hours at-
There is joy at the home of Frank ; tending to some matters of business.
W. Martin and wife where resides j Everett Wiles who has been s'pend
Mr. and Mrs. WilbeT Martin, their son . ing the week end here with hio rcla-
and hi3 wife, as they were blessed by fives and friends departed this morn-, the relatives in this city and vicinity.
the arrival or a very fine young son, ing for Omaha. i Mr. Creamer ias suffered the am-
who will make his home with them. I tit. pmmllii wn n visitor over nutation of a fiWTr'of his risrht hand
I. C. West of the Nehawka banIcjoe l a very pieasam visit, return
was called to Omaha on Monday of" ed home on last Saturday,
this week where he had some busi- Ralph Johnson and family of
matters to look after. Mr. West Plattsmouth were visiting for the
made the trip in his car. day on last Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kintner were Glen Whiteman and also at the home
vi-tir.z with friends in Lincoln on of Mr. J. A. Whiteman. south of Ne
last Sunday afternoon they making hawka and a brother of Glen-,
the trip i thdr auto, and enjoying Clyde B-.ickorth, who is employed
HiA vi.-it r.Tid trio verv much. i with the Nehawka Bank, has been
Mr. ?r 1 Mrs. Albert Woife were suite ill for scime time past and was ing nicely, and Grandfather Martin
in Oiraha on Monday of this week compelled on account of his illness to is doing as well as rould be expected,
they driving over to the big city in remain at home for a short time hop- Uncle W. A. Lewis, who has been
th-fr car and were looking after some , ing to be feeling better soon. quite ill at his home for the past
bu ineps matters for the time. j Mr. and Mrs. William August were month and was kept to his home
'Irs Fn"k P Sheldon and visiting with friends in Lincoln for northeast of the city for the time
Iii"i"hter Mrs Marion Tucker, were over the week-end and after enjoying has so far recovered that he was able
':.-V ':.. ii:'. i, - x-,vi ' n most nlensant visit returned home to be in town the latter portion of
-- .fcs- on last Mondav morning. They drove last week. During the time he was , Weeping Water were here today
i! unriuuuu i.i lino . , . . ., . . . x. .. , .. .., ll-, , l-,q ,i
their auto over in tneir car anu epjoycu me trip sick, ijcuisus icuriiiy was out uu a uumo juurwue.
were very much. assisteu in ine worn at ine nome, uo-:iers oi wusiue-s m me tuuu uuiiti-.
l timer iiorner ana ianmy, wnu n;e cnuits uuu tutu minga o i , jmj-. ana r.irs. iwaymonci tounoy
havve been residing some five miles were needed. who were visiting at the W. P. Sitz-
From "Wednesday's Dailv
William Ballance, well known resi
dent of this city and who is now liv
ing in Sioux City came in last eve
ning for a short visit here with thelrl
old time friends. j
Thomas W. Glenn of Hamburg j
Iowa, arrived here today to spend
short time looking after some busi- j
ness matters and visiting with hi.-:
old time friends.
Ceorge Nickels, well known resi-
jdont of Murray was in Omaha today
I for a few hours, going to that city or
the early morning Burlington train
and to visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed S. Tutt and Mra ;
O. A. Davis of Murray 'motored ''here :
today and departed on the earlv Bur-1
Louisville , Huston train for Omaha where they
will spend the day there looking af
ter some matters of business.
Charles Creamer of Omaha, was
here today to spend a few hours with
siE'ffSi'siBE'B iv -Clears a rsrncsKKi
war
Specials in Aluminum Ware!
The Jdtchen's handiest pan
"Wear-Ever''
Aluminum
4'Quart Straight Ssnce?ztt
$wiih net Improved corerj
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The young son and parents are d- Sunday at Omaha with-his wife and that has-been troubling him for some
little daughter and found them both.U'-e.
doing very nicely. j Fred Schafer of Ferguson. Ne-
A. O. Ault, the Cedar Creel: mcr- j brnska. who was here to attend the
chant., was in the city today to at-; funeral of his mother, Mrs. Mary
tend the naturalization hearing a j Schafer, was in the city today ir
the court house as a witness. i company with his brother, Adair.
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Special
time
1t7ctpJarpt(ccflf
A folder ftiving
valuable Busses,
t orn on how to
cook by (team
will be eiven to
each purchaser.
I Frank and Oscar Domingo of
for
thf driving there in
Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
Taylor
Always Dependable iSw
Ths Crosley Radio
We also sell the Eadiola. Come
and hear them and let ns tell yon
west of Nehawka, where they lived: Ulen liutlege ana wife were visit
he old Ileebner place, moved into ing and also looking after some busi-
n one day the past week ana are ness mailers in ine county seat aiso
makine their home in. east Nehawka in Omaha on Monday of this week
in a house belonging to Nick Klaur-. driving over in their auto. On their!
ens. ire turn trip they came on a tangled ,
With the convening of the pres-'up scene, when they found there had'
ent session of the district court at been a clash
Plattsmouth tnere were two oi ine raiis city, wno witn a companion,
man home over trie weeK onu return
ed yesterday to their home at Omaha.
W. K. Hand, former state repres
entative and Co. Phil L. Hall of
Greenwood were here today for a few
hoars to look after some business at
ish between Roxy Bates oflue
. who with a companion. Glen Ruthkdge. publisher of the
J Schafer and while here was a pleas
ant caller at the Journal. Mr. Schaf
er will on leaving here go to Pocass
ett, Oklahoma, where he has land and
;t il interests and will remain there
, for ii time before returning to Ne-
! braska.
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aoon. ieir superior recepuon qnai-, nrnrs thpv heina- n. R. Stone who was returning from Plattsmouth . Rulhleuge cane up this morning to
ity. A demonstration 1x111 convince. L,r
for duty on the morning of last Tues- who was following a truck north and
day. - as they were about to pass, the auto
Bert Willis is having the upper'of Mr. Leach, who was accompanied
portion of the building in which he by J. B. Roddy, the car following the
lias his store wired for electricity,' truck started to go around the truck
and will occupy it as he has for some and found Mr. Leach coming up the
A demonstration Trill convince.
Light and Power
for Work
Xohler of Kchlsr Electric Plants.
Ask ns for information about them.
THE LUNDBERG
GARAGE
Nehawka - - - Nebraska
time but will find it much more
convenient with the lights. Verner
Lundberg was doina the work the
fore part of this welk.
Mrs. Henry Knabe is quite ill at
her home west of Nehawka, she hav
ing been poorly for some time past.
Attention, Farmers!
Here is the Solution to Your
Feeding Problems
Why ray $60.00 to $80.00 per ton for what you raise on your farm?
You can get balanced feed in any ratio with any percent of Tank
Ege. Bring in yeur own grain, and we will balance it for you, grind
ing all tcgether. Come, see ns for what you want in the feed line.
The Nehawka EVIills
C. D. Saint Jolm Nehawka, Nebr.
road thus filling the road, he then
tried to follow the truck until they
should pass the-car of Messrs. Leach
and Roddy, but as he was moving at
a too rapid pace, Mr. Bates would
have struck the truck, and he then
made a dash for the opposite side of
the road and the ditch, but collided
with Mr. Leach withthe result that
both cars werq very badly jimmed up.
fllr. Bates promised to adjust the
damages, he caTjing an insurance on
his car protecting both cars.
BAILED HAY
Will bail hay at
bail 2 ten an hour,
frst.
$1.63 a ton. Cac
See Louis Kon-in3-3tv:
For
Under garments i
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Have Very Good Sale.
' Ernest M. Pollard, when he held
his sale last week had a good at
tendance, and many people were well
pleased to get to bid on the excel
lent hogs and cattle which this
gentleman had to offer.
spend a few hours here attending to
some matters of business.
Mrs. Arthur Troop and daughter.
Miss Kathleen, departed this morn
ing' for Omaha where they will look
after a lew 'matters of business in
that city and visiting with friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Sprecher and Mis?
Margaret Sitzman of Lincoln, who
were here over Sunday visiting with
relatives and friends, returned lat
evening to their duties in the capito!t
city.
Mrs. Marie Jean and son, Covert,
of Omaha were here over Sunday
visiting with the relatives and
friends for a few hours, aguest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Gapen.
Adam Meisinger. William Schnei
der, Mrs. J. J. Schneider and W. J.
Schneider of Cedar Creel: werc hen;
today to look after some matters at
the court bouse, being witnesses in
the naturalization hearings.
New low prices on nursery stock.
Get your order in now at Bestor
& Swatek's. ni7-2wsw
Advertise your wants in the Want
Ad column for quick results.
Hay - Hay - Hay
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Alfalfa and Prairie
!
Spring Is Indeed Here.
Last week we saw some of the
school boys playing marbjes, but as
they are advance agents of spring
we were not quite certain It was near
at hand, but on Monday afternoon
of this week, the experts In the line
of playing horseshoe, and we have
some excellent pitchers of the shoes,
they got out and cleaned off the
pitching park, and were at their fav
orite game. Among those who were
breaking in the winter for use of
spring were H. II. Stoll, Frank M.
Lemon, Edward Wood.and a number
of others. They did not have their
annual election but were operating
under the last years rules.
Some Ead Holes.
The strip of road along by the Pol
lard orchard north of Nehawka, and
aonther place near the home of
George Opp, have been difficult tc
get over, and have been puzzles tc
the mail man, and also many of the
farmers.
We can testify that the strip of
road north of the orchard is bad
enough for we negotiated it on last
Monday.
Get year prices before buying. Ship
ped direct from our large Alfalfa
Fields. Buy direct and save money!
A. C. PHILPOT
Overton, Nebraska
HTHE "WEAR
Ji. EVER" trad
mark shown above
is stamped on every
" Vvsar-iiver ' uten
e!!. Look for it on the
aluminum utensils
you btiy. More than .
one hundred million
utensils bearing this
raark are in use to
day.
Many a "Wear-Ever"
utcnil bearinc this trade
mark has been in daily
use tor twenty-five -ycrs.
The An;MiN'Uii
Cook !mg Utensii-Co.
Is'eui Kensington, Pcnaa
Come in and
Set yours loduyl
Steam y cur food
2-Qt.
Pudding Pan
Thia is more
than a pudding
pan. line for
separate use in
cook in ? such
dithes as maca
roni, bca a 9,
scalloped ovs
tcrs.ttc, or for
fteiminu food
in combination
rith the inU
Sauce Pan.
49
Steamer
This steamer
section fits the
Ait. sauce pa n.
It not
cookc too
but prevents
serious ices of
valuable fooj
elements wbii.il
are wasted by
the toiling
process
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3
10
5
dwc!I y-J-J?jj
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Other uses
3ContpC7tmrnt Srtirr
VyQnr-'iT of 4-qt. Fance
rari. J-t.piKl.'lirfi Fnn.and
Ft?TTrTiVctir,r. Thtreuro
five uiffrentrfrtktntjrfrtTi
binati:nsrioBFtJ;!e v.ith mil
Pt. Above illustration
Fhows ose st nror anil
doubleetf BmeTboil r. F fcr
otherasee&reeauwtitwJow.
Ettwa Coolie DoqMo coikr
Ccvtre 1
Covnrry?
HARDWARE
Plattsmouth,
Nebraska
GE0SOE WOOD ILL
CJcorgre Wood, former Louisville
banker and well known over the state
as the originator of a system of
rapid calculation, is very ritieally ill
at his home, 101 So. 3 4th street.
Omaha. The condition of Mr. Wood
has been critical since Saturday but
the relatives state he was Fcmowliat
better Tuesday evening and satined
brighter altho he has been uncon
scious for a part of the time. The
many friends over Cass county are
trusting that Mr. Wood will continue
to improve and be able lo regain his
former health and take up his ac
tivities as of old.
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Inexpensive, dainty and servicable are gar
ments made from our offerings of Lingerie
Fab rics. These materials are sheer, but
firmly woven, and all launder excellently.
You will enjoy working on them. A bit of
handwork makes them so pretty, and so
easy to do, when you use a McCall Trans
fer pattern.
We sell D. M. C. Embroidery Floos and Crochet
Thread. Also Nuns Boilproof Embroidery Floss.
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ESTABLISHED 1888
Telephone No. 14 Nehawka, Nebr.
Where Customers Feel at Home
Home From the West.
Charles Bates and family who have
. been' spending the most of the winter
, in Los Angeles, returned home last
Saturday, and while it was very
pleasant in the west, he was well
pleaded to get home again, for he
says there is no place like Nebraska
to live or to malce a living.
While there they were visiting at
the home of the mother of Mrs.
Bates. Mrs. Josie Burdette. Thinj-f
in the big city of the coast mov
ing, but there is no place like horn.
Mr. Bates, who tried to see the many
people who reside In Los Angeles
formerly from here found it very
difficult to find them.
' EGGS FOR HATCHING
Pure Bred Barred Plymouth Rocks
50c per 15, $3.00 per 100. Phone
2122.
R. T. CUTHRELL,
f2S-ltw2tdtf Plattsmouth.
rom Tuesday's Dally
Fred T. Ramge was a visitor in
Omaha today for a few hours where
he was a guest of, his daughter, Mrs.
Leonard Meisinger and family.
Fred Zink of Murdock, was here
today to start in on his work as a'
member of fhep tit jury panel at the l
March term of the district court.
O, E. Sayles, John Lambert and!
Henry Eikerman of Greenwood camo
in this morning to take up their work;
as members of the retit jury panel.
G. A. Murdoch of near Nehawka,'
was among the members of the petit I
jury to arrive here today to take,
up. their duties in' the district ourt. j
Earl Merritt and John Hemtell or
Unio1" were members of the jury
panel arriving here this morning to
take up their work inth.3 district
court. j
William Kitzel of Alvo, arrived .
here thii morn in sr to SDnd a few'
days here as a member of the petit j
jury panel at the March term of the
district court.
Attorney C. E. Tefft and Fred Mc
Cleery of Weeping Water were here
tnilav to look after some matters of
business at the county court in the j
McCleery estate.
The Weeping Water delegation .aSj
ninmhprs of the lurv panel. J.ifc
Fleischman, Ray Smith and Eugene
Colbert, arrived today to take upj
their duties on the panel. j
William Umland of Eagle, ouo f(
the members of the jury from his fec-
tion of the county was hsro ioday;
to Et2rt in on his work on the panel
for tie March term of court.
William Eikerman of near Mur
doc'k was one of the members of the
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WORK WANTED
Married man
work on farm,
office.
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with family wishes;
Inquire at Journal,
For Sale " f
Pure bred Buff Orpington eggs for,y
hatching $5.00 per hundred. Mrs.iy
John Lidgett, Union, Neb. , tfw y
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Garden seeds of the highest qual-V
SELECT !
White Wyandotte Eggs -
" FOR HATCHING
From standard bred laying $
strains, Fishel Egg-a-Day,
Zwick's Snow-WThlte, aiso 4"
some excellent birds that
were hatched from eggs I
ordered from Martin's Dorcas f
line, direct from Canada last V
season. Please come and see y,
my birds before you buy eggs y!
for hatching. Price of eggs, 4
$1 per setting, or seven set-
tings for $G. I am a mem- 4(
ber of The National White V
Wyandotte club.
Lola Oldham
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These Coats Shown
for the First Time
rgain Wednesday
Authentic garments a wonderous selec
tion! The'se models will met your indi
vidual needs exactly and will come within
what you expected to pay for a new Coat.
Fascinating new Fashions of beauty and brilliance, priced
at $24.75, for their initial showing.
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The materials are soft, snappy
fabrics and sport materials. Un
commonly individual models.
All arc silk lined throughout.
Sizes and style for Women and
Misses at this low price.
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Mynard
R. F. D. No. 1 -
Nebraska
The
Ladies
Plattsmouth,
"The Shop of Personal Service!"
Toggery
Nebraska
uy at Kcstor & Swatek'e. m7-2wsw
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