THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1927.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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5 J'reparerl io the Interest of tbe People of Murry aod Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Reari
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Dream Time Is Over!
Sy planting we begin to make
dreams come true. As we
plant so shall we reap. Takes
monej- more money than is
readily available, sometimes,
and that is where we can
prove useful.
We stand solidly behind those
who are constantly trying
with both our resources and
cur personal efforts.
Ask for Them
There is No Substitute
for Safety
Murray State Bank
Murray, Nebraska
CNcar Xailor was looking after
some business matters in Nebraska
City on Wednesday cf this weok.
Ardith Read the, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Read, bag been
isi: poorly for a number of days
I3r-t.
J. C. Wheeler was '.looking after i
Mime Lti-inevs matters in Murray on I
Tuesday o: this week and meeting
his ii. any friends.
County CommiP5inr.fr C
T. Spang
er was a visitor ip IMatt.-rr.iu! ii on j
pJst Tuesday and was " lookl&g'a'ter
tome matters for
the county.
E. W. LEWIS
Up-to-Date Painter and Decorator
Paperhanging.
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NEBRASKA
The Verv Best Service
TLr Home Town Store has the goods in plain sight,
marked in plain figures. Come and see our display cf
Groceries, Dry Goods, Work Clothes, Shoes, Queens
ware, etc. Everything at mcney-saving prices here!
Tutf: k Brubacher
The Dependable Store
MURRAY
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Always dependable. Made fair and square. First cost
reasonable. Upkeep and operating cost most economi
cal. Watch this space the coming week. See prices
end ask for demonstration.
klarrsy Hudson
MURRAY,
hfekens
They have been paying the bilh with the price of grains low, these
hustlers have kept the bills paid and netted a little profit. We have
accepted the distribution of the specialties of the Des Koines Silo
and Manufacturing Co. We have Eroodex Houses, Hog and Pig
Houses. Feeders for both Cjcks and Hogs which will save your
feed and supply the stock just what you want and are needing.
Cur feeders run from very small ones for Chicks to as high as 60
bushel capacity for hegs. Come in and see vrhat we have and see
what you are needing.
-J Harry
Murray -:-
John T. Porter, JoUn Stone and
Fred Ahrens were assisting in the
moving of Earl Lancaster to Murray
on Tuesday of of this week.
Wayne Lewis moved to his own
new house on last Monday and Tues
day. Earl Lancaster moved to the
place where Wayne lived. That's
that.
Clair Farris departed early last
wetk for the south and will make his
home in Oklahoma during the sum
mer where he expects to work on a
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Terry of
Lincoln arrived in Murray on last
Tuesday evening for a visit with re
latives and friends in Murray and vi
cinity. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fell and their
daughter were In Murray on Tues
day afternoon of this week, and were
consulting their family physician
Dr. G. H. Oilmore.
"A. D. Bakfce and th wife Mere
visiting as well as looking alter some
hncini.t muf tprc in OmjThn on thp :t f-
! ternoon cf last Tuesday, they mak
h'r.g the trip viaTheir auto,
j Uncle Wm. Puis purchased last
week one of those sunburn Chrysler
"5f" getting the tame from the Mur-
; ray Hudson rsex company ana is
j liklnT the rw car splendidly.
I Mr. Earl Lancaster gave an order
to the Niikles Lumber yard for the
! materials to re''uilT :i barn in the,
place of the one which va. destroy
ed by lire a few weeks tanee.
Mrs. Fred Campbell who has been
so severely ill for some time past is
rfr-orted at this time to be showing
some improvement, which is counted
good news to her many friends.
E. (.;. Runner was in Murray on
I Tuesday of this week, getting lum
I br-r for the building of a brooder
1 bouse for the chicks whic h are at this
! time ariring raridly at his home.
! Nick Frederick was in town on last
(Tuesday and took home with him a
load of lumber for. the construction
r.f a chicken hou
tr care for his V.
e that he may bet
irk of young chick-
ens.
Ronald Ingwerson, the little sen o
Here is the "Place
.
ESS located in iilarray JUSt Op
posiie the Garage, I pay cash for
POULTRY
ana EGGS
Also sell all kinds of Poultry and
Feed.
Call
and see me
R. C. Wrisi
Murray, Nebr
NEBRASKA
Essss Ocnipany
NEBRASKA
and Piss!
son
Nebraska
J. A. Scotten-
Contractor
Builder
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Phone 45
MURRAY - - NEBRASKA
Mr. and Mrs. Elba Ingwerson whe
has been quite sick with pneumonia
13 reported at this time -as being
much belter and is continuing to im
prove. F. J. Ilild was a visitor in Oma
ha oi Wednesday of this week where
he went to se the cattle which Ik
shipped on last Tuesday sell, and war
pleased with very good prices for tiv
- 'riTnpnt
Frank Read was a visitor in Oma
ha during this week where he went
to secure goods fcr the store. They
are enjoying a very satisfactory trade
in their new location, in the W. A
Scott 4place.
Louid Ilallas and the family were
rpending last Sunday at the home of
the parents of both, and enjoyed the
day most pleasantly as well as the
delightful ride to the county seat ir
the car of Mr. Ilalla?.
Harry Nelson is selFTug many farm
implements and other farm necessi
ties these days as the people are get
ting prepared . for the spring work
which in a short time will be crowd
ing the quite strongly.
Mr. and Mrs. Gussie Bruhachci
were visiting and looking after some
business matters in Omaha on Tues
day of this wetk, where Mr. Fru-
bacher was making some purchases
for the store in Murray.
The sale which was held by Col.
W. R. Young. W. G. Roedeker, Ray
Henry and Perry Niekles was well
attended and the prices which were
realized were very satisfactory to the
ones conducting the sale.
Fred Warner is getting things in
readiness for the beginning of farm
ing when the spring comes and it
lock3 like it is coming quite rapidly
now. Perhaps In a short time we will
he harping a different tune.
Wm. Kitzel of near Alvo was r
visitor at the hcme3 of W. D. Wheel
er. W, A. Wheeler and James P.
Wheeler, cn lart Monday evening. Mr.
Kitzel came over to act as a juror Ir
Get Your Discs
Sharpened
Now
iEring in your Discs and have them
sharpened and out of the way when
the busy season of Spring work ar
rives. We guarantee all cur work.
VAC MICKULESKY
& SON
Murray, Nebraska
Good Used
Cars
Are your batteries up?
Do you need alcohol in your
radiator?
Fada Radios and
Radio Parts
EVERYTHING FOE
YCUE AUTO
Murray Garage
"We do good work in
automobile repair."
Postponed Sale!
As it rained last Saturday, we will hold the
sale advertised for then on Saturday after
noon of this week, March 12th, when the
following goods will be offered and as many '
more as shall be brought. . Bring along what
you have to sell. There will be Dressers,
Chiffoniers, Commodes, Tables, Chairs,
Washing Machines, Stoves, Beds, Buffets
and various other articles.
Budtiicfdes fk Vayne Lovis
Murray -:- -:- :- Nebraska
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If mus ot tb readers of Ujb
Journal kuor of -ny uctl
wntflrltMi Of interest in
tfefe rtcltfrtx. and rtll mill
aa to tfateoOoe. it will p
pr under thl tMdtog. W
tut all sews Mw-einoi
the present term of the district court.
. The home of Walter Furlong was
made happy by the arrival about a
week since of a young lady who will
make her home with this happy cou
ple for a number of years. The young
lady and mother are getting along
nicely.
Warren Munn was sawing wood
for W. O. Troop and some which Mr.
Troop had purchased from Irl War
lick, which he has chopped'along the
farm where Aubrey Hopkins lives. Mr.
Hopkins was also chopping wood for
the summer.
See the ad of Robert Wright who
is prepared to purchase poultry and
eggs at the old stand of Frank Fore
man. Mr. Wright will also carry a
full line of of hog and chicken feeds
as well as chick started. See him foi
your needs.
Little Robert Handley, three year:
old, while playing arounfl a wash
ing machine got a finger into the
cogs which operate the wringer anr"
so severely mashed one of his fing
ers that a portino of it had to b
taken off before it would heal.
lUesdames Catherine 1'erry. S. A.
Darker and Glen Perry arrived hom
from their trip to California, where
ihey were crjled several weeks age
by the very severe Illness of Mr. S'
O. Pitman, but who is at this timr
reported as being much better.
Rudy Alieklu&eKy wniie worKing in
the blacksmith shop with the father
had the misfortune to cut one of" hi:
Lf ngcrs so severely that a portion wa:
severed, ur. u. n. u-umore arerscc
the wound and it is getting alone
nicely but will be some time before
it is well asrain.
Mrs. Phillip Lambert was sudden
ly taken with an attack of gall stonef
late last week and was immediately
taken to the Methodist hospita?
where she immediately underwent ar
operation and is reported as getting
along nicely since. Mr. Lambert if
there with his wife. .
Mr. W. J. Philpot shipped a couple
of car loads of cattle, which he
brought in from the farm cn last
Monday and aa the weather was quite
warm and the cattle quite frisky, it
was diflitult to keep them "frcrr
traveling too fast. Two were lost or
Recount r.f getting to warm. Thi
others were shipped to the South
Omaha market.
J. II. Burton has been suffering
from n very severe'atfa'k of rheuma
tism fur the past week or so and ha?
n hard time getting' around. Mrs.
J. 11 Graves, a daughter was down
from Plattsmouth last week from
Wednesday until,, Sunday.. 2nd came
down again on Tuesday of this week
G. C. Burton, aeon, of Palmyra wat
also down on Tuesday to visit him.
Mrs. Delbert Todd was suddenly
taken with an acute, cttaek of ap
pendicitis which was so severe that
she was hurried to the hospital at
Omaha where she immediately un
derwent an operation. She is get
ting along as well as possibl at thr
Methodist hospital. Mrs. Martin
Sporrer is
Mrs. Todd
pital.
On last
was over.
Xickles in
teaching in the place of
while she is at the hosT
Suntlay after preaching
Mr. -and'-Mrs. George
their Essex coach depart
ed for Shenandoah. Iowa, where they
visited with relatives and found Mrs.
Henry C. Long enjoying her visit
her sister in that town nb-ely. In the
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Nickles went
to Nebraska City and from there west
to Syracuse, returning via Nehawtr
and then to Union and to Platts
mouth before returning home, anr
enjoyed the trip very pleasantly.
Will Serve Lunch.
The Ladies' Aid of thef hristiar
church will serve lunch at the sale
which is to be held by Mont Shrader
on March 18th, and you know wher
these ladies serve lunch there will
be something good to eat. Do not
forget this.
Who Owns the Pig?
Lester Dill had a pig. and by all
means it should be a hog by this tim
but it isn't, it is still a mangy pig.
and on the market would not bring
one hundred dollars. Dilating on the
characteristics of the pig while ir
the Murray barber shop excited
a desired of the two barbers to be
come possessors of the pft:. they eact
parted from an iron dollar and the
pig was theirs. They? built a pen ir
the extreme corner of what woul?
have been a lot but there was nt
fence and so it was not a hog lot
Here they domiciled the hogship. and
there it Is at this time anyone being
permitted to see the piggie for fifteen
cents. The writer dropped into the
barber shop and each began telling
us about their purchase, all the time
cautioning us to say it belonged to
Jeff or to Kemp. As Jeff was shav
ing us we would not promise until we
got out of the chair.
Then they howed us the pig. In
the afternoon we dropped,, into the
shop again, and were told by the two
barbers that the pig was then the
property of Mrs. Brendel. This she
denied and. just who owns the hig
with the curly tall we do not know.
Fortv Acres for Sale.
Three miles . east of Murray, six
miles south of Plattsmouth, on Mur-;
ray mail route. Cash or terms. Or !
will rent if not sold by April first. j
John Campbell, Murray, Nebraska. I
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Entertained Their Friends. !
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Brendel enter
tained at their beautiful home on
Tuesday of last week, at which time
a most enjoyable time was had, and
the guests were served with a de-,
lightful luncheon at the proper time.
Cards were indulged in and these j
added to the pleasantness of the eve-1
ning. There were there for the oc-j
casion, besides the entertainers. I
Messrs and Mesdames W. L. Seybolt I
A. G. Long, John Farris, and Fred i
Hild. j
Many Enjoy Evening. j
Mesdames Geary and Mutz at th"
Murray Hall gave a reception and
Fhower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. j
Dan Hcrchar, which was also in the
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snape 01 a suower. many ust-iui aiiuja
beautiful present were given to tnic
verv popular couple, and an abund
ance of good things to eat were serv
ed. All extended best wishes for
long ana nappy me.
United Presbyterian Kotes.
W. F. Graham, Pastor.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m and 7:30
m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
7:30.
Next -Sabbath morning the sacra-'
ment of the Lord's Supper will be rb-j
served. Dr. J. F. Ross will preach '
both morning and evening.
On Saturday niirht. Mar. 12. there
will be a congregational meeting to
a"t upon the resignation of the pas-1
tor and to attend to other buinesr ;
al?o. It is hoped that we may have e i
good attendance.
Eev. Graham Comes to Allerton.
Rev. W. F. Graham, cf Murray, i
Nebraska, his accepted a call to the
United Presbyterian church at Aller
ton. and will probably be here April
loth.
R?v. Grabam has si children, part
of them in high school, and our ex
cellent schools is one of the ressons
for him accepting the Allerton
church.. His children's schooling ir
also the reason for him r.ff coming
until April. Rev. Graham preached
here, and vi-nted a few days nd was
well pleased with Allerton and her
people. The Allerton (Iowa) News
J. ,. Pointer
is to Go to the
Bel'evue School
Will Serve as Superintendent at the;
Sarpy County Town New De
hate and History Teacher.
From Wednesday's Catlv r
The board of education of this city
have been busily engaged in the
work of preparing their teaching
force for the coming year- and will
have a number of vacancies to fill
the eominc: year in the teaching force
as several of the teachers are leav
ing to go to other localities or to ;
take up other Tooaiims.
One of the positions that will be
vacant will be that of the principal
of the local high school as, J. W.
Pointer, the present principal will
leave to accept the position of super
intendent of the schools at Bellevuc
at a very flattering increase in salary
for the position. Mr. Pointer has
been here lor tne past two 3'ear?
succeeding R. G. Campbell as the)
principal of the schools. I
The Echool board has also elected
R. F. Patterson of Tarkio college at
Tarkio, Missouri, as the teacher ofj
history and debating in the high)
school to succeed Esther Delzell, who'
will not be here the coming year.Mr I
Patterson comes here very highly re-'
commended and is a young man th"t ,
the board feels very well pleased !
with the securing of Mr. Patterson I
end who will become one of the ef-,
fective members of the high school
faculty.
HENRY W. DETLEF
Henry Detlef. former resident of
Mineola but for little more than a
j-ear past, resident of Council Bluffs
at 202 Harrison street, died in bis
home Saturday evening, March 5, fol
lowing an illness of ten weeks, a part
of which time he was in a hospital.
He served as clerk in the Cherny
& Watson store of Mineola for a
numner of years and then later tock
up the work of life insurance.
Henry Detlef was a man that
everyone liked because of his genial
personality.
While a resident of Mineola he was
united in marriage with Miss Sarah
Schoening. To this union one daugh
ter, Betty Caroline was born. . He is
Ruryived by his wife and daughter,
his mother, Mrs. Johanna Detlef of
Balfour; three brothers, Frank of
Plattsmouth. Charles and Chrs of
Balfour, and a sister, Minnie .Roen
feld of Mineola.
He was a member of Glon-ood I.
O. O. F. and Silver City M.: W. A.
lodges. Mr. Detlef was 47 years old
A Real Saving
Opportunity!
With - every Voss Washing Machine sold
during; the- month of March, you will get
One High Grade Edison Electric Iron
One Rid-Jid Ironing Table
One Large Size Clothes Hamper
$2.50 First Payment
Balance on easy 12-month payment plan!
This washer needs no introduction in this
community. They are in use in every
neighborhood giving perfect satisfaction.
We can use a few old vashers, and especially your used hand
power machine. We will take your eld machine in trade on a ne
Voss. See us now about trade on old washer. Liberal allowance.
Remember This Free Offer is for
the Month of March Only
Bestor & Swatek
The
Telephone 151
and a native
Mills county.
born of Oak township
FUneral services will be held Tuee -
day tit 12:30 p. jn. in St. Pan Ft j
Lutheran church on 7lh Avenue in I
Nebraska Assembling Company
Makers of the Celebrated Economy
Hog Houses and Feeders
These are the latest things for the best care of farrowing
sows and for the young pigs. If interested, see us at
the lumber y?jd, or call by phone and we will come and
see you.
H. W. Tool Lumber Company
Murdock,
stor
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PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR.
Spring time is almost here. You will be wanting Nur
sery Stock and we will have a good supply on hand at
planting time, but we would like to have your order in
advance, so there will be no delay when you get ready
to set your trees. New low prices. Ask for quotations!
Prepared Plant
Food
Prepare the garden, lawn or
flower bed this Spring with
Eacco or Vigoro, the new pre
pared plant foods. Much bet
ter than ordinary fertilizer and
Las no disagreeable odor.
Easily applied and you need
snly try it once to be con
vinced. Many people who used
these preparations last season,
for the first time, speak very
highly of their value as a
plant food and found they
stimulated growth and vigor of
their plants.
-We can supply you
either Vigoro or Sacco.
with
Sweet Clover SeecT
The time for sowing Sweet Clover is near at hand and
we are making delivery now at the following prices
Our best grade, per bushel $8.65
Second grade, very high test, bu. . . 7.65
Bulk Garden Seed
Our Garden Seed department is bigger than ever thilf
Spring. Largest assortment ever carried! Fresh stock
on hand and can fill all orders promptly. All bulk seed!
One-Day Range Special
For a one day special we offer a high grde All Enamel Eange
enameled inside and out, with 20-inch oven, in Tan-Grey or Blue
enamel with Copper Contact Reservoir. This range is regularly
pneed at 5135.00. For Bargain
1135.00. For Bargain
cash pnee
New Stock of Bird Cages in Brass or Enamel
1'
2.75
Freel
WINCHESTER Store
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
L32
Council Bluffs, and
made in Mineula.
burial will be
Kenwood Trib-
une -
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Nebraska"
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wateK
For the Little
Chicks
Eaby chicks will need special
care and proper food. Wo have
the chick starter feed, also
many kinds of feeders to han
dle feed for these baby chicks.
We are selling a new feeder of
our own design and made in
our own shop. Extra large size,
galvanized iron. 30-hole. Price
$3.25
500-chick size brooders, only
$14.50
1,000-chick size brooders at
$17.50
Sol Hot oil burning brooders.
1.000-chick size, at
$22.50
Wednesday,
Wednesday, 00
and up
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ZEIS