THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1927.
PLATT SMOOTH SEMI - WEEKLY J0I7BNAL
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Murray Department
Prepared In ihe Interest of the People of Murray ant rroundin,r Vieiillty Especially for the Journal Readers
Sure, Murray had a hard blow when the fire
took so much of her business interests. But
the unconquerable spirit is rebuilding the burn
ed district. Murray is pulling together and
soon the business that suffered will be fully
represented again.
Murray people (and that includes all who re
side in this vicinity) should pull together. Do
your business in Murray, come to church in
Murray. Buy your goods here, do your bank
ing here make this the town you want to
live in or near.
Murray State Bank
Foriy-Nine Dollars
Birrs this
Atwater Kent
Radio
This is a six tube, one dial control.
Yon wiH find this excellent receiver
cn exhibition at Kingdon Pharmacy.
Everett Spangler
Murray, Nebr.
A good chicken supper at the li
brary Saturday evening Oct. 29.
Business called George Nickle to
Omaha on Tuesday of this week, he
driving over to the big city in his
auto.
J. O. Nailor was a visitor in Union
on Wednesday of this week where
he conducted a dance at the M. W. A.
hall of that place.
Harry E. Nelson was looking after
cnmc hnsinrss matters in Omaha dnr-
ing the first of this week, driving
over to the big town in his car.
Louis F. Flybon was in Murray on
Monday of this week and took home !
with hirii a load of lumber for mak-j
ing some repairs at his farm home. j
E. K. Sihulhof the expert piano:
tuner of riattsmouth was a visitor;
west of Murray where he was put-!
Latest Selling
Fire-proof, Rat
procf Veatto-tigs!
Farm Storage-
Always the largest sell-
in p. most popular metal
grain bin since the orig
inal was made by Col
umbian now. the im
proved Red Top Grain
Bin has forced the
insta!:atioa cf automatic
machinery eapebie of u.
bin everr few minutes,
night and day.
mad M
e
Improves Quality Of Grain From Combine;
IfeaSsr Or Utresf&ed Direct From Siock
Time was when sweating in the stack before storing was
thought necessary. Now, thousands and thousands of bushels go into
Red Top Grain Bins direct from the combine harvester the same day
cut, and from the shock the same day threshed. The scientific venti
lating system cures it actually improves its quality.
trilled Bottom Tanks
Pfve years on the market: ontaell
ing everything in their held. Why?
Because the (rood features of a doz
en other Columbicn tacks and a
third of a century of tank making
experience are built into them.
Warranty stamped into each tdr.k.
Most popular because biggest value.
KANSAS CITY
COUUMBIAii
Sold By Thsse.rerchania ln Your County
Farmers Union Association. Murdock
Searle & Chapxn Lumber Cc Greenwood
Otto Fctereit Piattsmsuth
i
ting some pianos in the best condJr
tion.
Jess Chambers, the paper hanger
and decorator, was beautifying the
kitchen of the Mrs. Nickles cafe Tues
day and making the place look much
better.
Fred Patterson of Plattsmouth and
Rock Bluffs was a visitor in Murray
on last Tuesday morning and was
looking after some business matters
at theelerator.
a good many from different clubs
I
j are planning to attend the Woman'f
club meeting in Plattsmouth Friday
I evening.
i D. R. Frans and wife with their
little one were visiting in Murray
for a short time on last Tuesday and
were guests at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. G. H. Gilmore.
T7Tfl fte-iV: IPT,"!
Less Than 1 Shrlnkagm occurs
in lied Top Bins. Piled on the ground
shrinkage is 10. This saving and a
few centa a bushel advance over harvest time
markets &eax:y pays for Red Top Storage. j
500 Bu.
9 ft 7 In. xl ft. Z Id.
$02. OO
lGGOBu.
IS It. la. S It 2 In.
$130.00
FREIGHT FRIO
Valuable Seeds, such as alfalfa,
clover and bine grass are as thoroughly pro
tected as all small (Trains, corn and kaffir. Ex
cellent for smoking: meat, hanging oiled har
ness, sacks ia fact, all miscellaneous storage.
I SfflS&TAHK COMPANY
U.S.A.
You will enjoy the supper at the
library Saturday evening, Oct. 29th.
Prank Mrasek has been kept hump
ing with the many trips which he has
been making to Omaha with stock for
the farmers and bringing back goods
for the Murray merchants.
O. A. Pearsley and son of Union
were looking after some business mat
ters in Murray on Tuesday of this
week, they driving over in their car
to look after some business maters.
Thomas Nelson was a visitor at
Springfield on last Sunday and was
the guest of friends, he having been
located there in business some years
since, and knows many people there.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shrader are
moving this week to the home of Alex
Rhoden where they will reside dur
ing the period of corn picking as Mr.
Shrader will pick corn for Mr. Rhod
en. A. D. Bakke was a visitor in Oma
ha on Tuesday of this week where
he was called to look after some mat
ters of business and also secure some
needed repairs for the garage repair
shop.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nickle and
Mrs. Henry C. Long were visiting
with friends at Shenandoah, on last
Sunday, they driving over in their
auto, and while there were guests
at the home of relatives.
Alex Rhoden was hauling lumber
to the -place where he resides near
I Mynard for the making of some nec- .
' esnary repairs at the farm, and put-1
ting the place into condition that he J
could care for the grain. i
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vantime spent
Sunday at the Arthur Hansen home.
I III Warlick has been utilizing the
time these nice days while he was
wating for the corn to get dry j
enough, by making himself a wagon!
box, thinking it could be made more ;
economical than to be purchased.
Mrs. Jesse Hendricks of Plainview
who has been visiting for some time
with relatives and friends in Kan
sas City on her return stopped for
a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Carroll, and also at the home
of Will Hendricks before continuing
her Journey north.
! Mrs. L. C. Horchar'who has been
in very poor health for many months
and who returned home from taking
, treatment at Kearney some time since
; stll! remains very poorly at her home
and is visited by her many friends i
who are hoping shemay soon be in i
better health and able to get about
, herself.
! Herman F. Gansemeriwas over to
Omaha on last Monday where he pur-
chased a part of a load of cattle,
and on Tuesday returned, purchasing !
the remainder, which he had shipped
t to Murray and taken to his farm
! northwest of town where he has plac
I ed them on feed, to be returned to
i the market when fattened,
i I'ncle Wm. Puis who has been kept
: ta his home for fciany weeks on ac
count of the injury is now able to
be down during the nice days, and
j we have been having a number of
them and every one he is taking ad
vantage of and meeting his many
friends and he has many at that. All
are hoping he may soon ba in his for
i mer health.
Be sure and attend the Halowe'en
' Knnr nt the uhmrv s.itnrdav even
' rw,o- Qth
A arge number of the Masons of
(Murray were over to Plattsmouth on
last Saturday where they were in at-
tendance at the Blue LAdge of that
order, and enjoyed a very fine meet- .
ing which was held at that time. !
There were there from Murray. W. '
G. Boedeker. E. S. Tutt, O. A. Davis, j
Thomas Nelson, Anderson Lloyd, 5
George Nickle and Wm. Obernalte.
While there they also met Simon
Rehmeyer of Alvo who had driven
over to attend the meeting. j
Fred Ahrens who lives between
Murray and Mynard was in town cn
last Monday and took home with him
a load of lumber for the enlarging of
the cribs, on his place, to hold the
corn which he is raising. Mr. Ahrens
last year had corn which went sixty
bushels to the acre, and this year
it is still heavier, and will make, he
thinks over seventy bushels. Sure
Fred knows how to farm and with
excellent soil and a disposition to
work he is making the farming pay.
For Sale
Pure bred Duroc boars. A. A.
lonng, Murray, Nebr. o20-2tw
Ladies Aid Will Meet.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will meet at the church par
lors on Wednesday of the coming
week, the afternoon of November 2nd
and all members of the society and
the church are urged to be in at
tendance. There will be a delightful
luncheon served, which will be in
charge of the hostesses, Mesdames J.
A. Davis. W. E. Milburn and Ada
Parris. There will be a profram
which will be in charge of Mrs. Oscar
Shrader. and a very good time is as
sured all.
Mnrray'g New Buildings.
Murray was dealt a hard blow
when the fire came and destroyed
five business firms or the buildings
in which they were doing business,
but they had a spirit Buch as disast
ter could not break and they have
been doing business, not at the old
stand but somewhere, and doing it
nicely, bnt under much convenience.
Phoenii like those who could have
gone ahead and have now three
store rooms in processor building and
which it is hoped will be completed
by the first of December for occu
pance. The new buildings will be
occupied as formerly by Harry E.
Nelson for his hardwarde store on
be next to tl?a( an! ti peeffie
If uur of the readen of vbe
Journal -too v of ny social
event or ltm of Inters ia
ttJ TlclrfJty. and will mall
Itmeio this office, it will ap
pear under thta head In sr. W
want all newi ftmnt- Kditob
J
Crosley Radios
They do not cost as much as many
sets but are better.
We handle and install them with a
guarantee. We, are carrying a full
line of Radio Supplies and Equip
ment. We are ready to furnish ex
pert services in this line. Call on us.
TELEPHONE 47
The Murray Garage
A. D. Bakke, Manager
ana meat marKei win ue a mue iar-
theer east, where they will be most
conveniently housed when the build
ings are done. Oscar Nailor will,
with the moving of Earl Lancaster,
occupy the place where Mr. Lancaster
nnu- han hia fit OTP. nnd it is said that
another building will be commenced obeyed the father, but when he dis
as soon as the ones now under con-ibeyed, he was lost and that eter
struction shall have been completed. ' nally. until the Son Christ came to
Thus will Murray again be in posi- redeem him, and under the plan of
tion to care for the trade which has redemption, man has an opportunity
in a measure slipped away during to return to communion with the
the time that a number of the firms father. The entering of sin into the
were out of business. j world, while it seems to man as a
.thing which he cannot understand.
Bun" Orpington Corckrels.
We have a number of very fine
Buff Orpington cockrels. which we
have placed at S150. while they last.
Call phone Murray 2811, John Camp
bell, jr.
Eas Tough Experience.
While John Campbell, jr
picking corn on last Monday
noon he having a mule and a
was
both being rather high spirited, they
assayed to run away, and in hi3 en
deavor to stop them he was draggeed
and bumped against a wheel, injur
ing his neck greatly, but all the
same he succeeded in stopping the
fractious team. He was at the doc
tor's for a treatment, and the day
following though very stiff and sore,
was out again gathering corn. It
takes a great deal to stop John from
work.
i Plain Seu-ing Wanted
I will do plain sewing at our home.
Mrs. Wayne Lewis, Murray, Nebr.
Visited at Shenandoah.
A number of the people of Cass
county and other visitors from out
in the state wee visiting at the
Henry Field Seed house and broad
casting station at Shenandoah on last
Monday and enjoyed a most splendid
time while there. There were in the
party, Messrs. and Mesdames F. M.
Lemon. Frank Cox of Nehawka. L.
M. McVey of near Union. John Hob
scheibt and the family of near Mur
ray, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schlgel of
Rock Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Rose
and Mrs. Anderson oT Coldrige, they
having an excellent time while they
were there.
WANTED
Wanted A place to work on farm,
hae farmed all my life. Want a
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steady plice. Also have son sixteen.
Arch Poynter, Murray, Nebr.
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Married at Nebraska City.
On last Saturday Alvador Xickles
and Miss Blanche Scotten, drove
down to Nebraska City where they
secured a marriage license, and had
j the kind hearted judge perform the
ceremony which made them man and
wife, after which they returned to
Murray and took up the work which
has occupied them before and since
the wedding. These two young peo
ple are most favorably and well
known by the people of Murray and
surrounding community. Their many
friends and they have a host, are
extending best wishes and congrat
ulations and with which the Journal
joins and is wishing that theirs may
be a long and happy life, filled with
t many friends and much prosperity.
1 We know the opportunity for service
to humanitv will be ever present and
they will Beek to do all the good they
can
Used Furniture
for Sale
1 Iron Bed.
1 Matress
1 Spring
1 Oak Dresser
1 Oak Commode
1 Oak Center table
1 Oak Eocker.
0. A. DAVIS,
o26-4td-2tw Murray, Neb.
SEARCHING FOE GOMEZ
NEAR VOLCANO EEGION
Vera Cruz, Mexico. Oct. 24. The
forces of General Aguirre, federal
commander, are scouring the region
around the Orizaba volcano, where
General Gomez, reoai cnier, is sup
posed to be. Several federal columns
are advancing in various districts
and a meeting between the opposing
forces is expected soon.
Have you anytirtng to sell? Tell
tke world about it through the Jour
nal'i Went Ad department.
BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON
October 30, 1827
Bj M. S. Briggs
The Wages of Sin is Death
Golden Text: "Seek good and not
evil, that ye may live and so Jehovah
the God of hosts will be-with you, as
ye say." Amos 5:14.
There is a Cause for Prosperity
It has been said that lightening
never strikes twice in the same place,
still there was a cause for the strik
ing of the lightening in the one place
even the first time. Effect follows
cause just as surely as night follows
day, and the rotation of the seasons,
which has occurred since the foun
dation of the earth, are but the re
sult of an-inflexible law, which will
jnot be violated, because it is the
I product of the Great Jehovah, who
has made the seasons and the equi
noxes. nen God pinced man in tne
garden and told him that he was to
enjoy all the good things which were
therein, as long as he obeyed the
command of God, and he was to en
i -
joy the paradise, the promise was sure
and everlasting. Likewise was the
admonition that when he disobeyed,
and ate of the tree which God had
forbidden, was his life taken from
him. Eternal life was man's when he
when God was and is omnipotent,!
end has all power to do as he wishes I
in the matter of anything in heaven '
above or in the earth below, that he
; would allow man to be tempted and j
j fall. Were man made to be good just ,
(arbitrarily he would have no part or
; portion in the great plan of God, and
which includes the co-operation of
man in the furtherance of his great
plans which reach throughout the
entire universe, which man cannot
conceive, and during the duration of
all eternity, but before the advent of
time and after it shall have ceased.
Likewise the redemption of mankind
by Jesns Christ, when he came to
give his life for the purchase of man
that purchase extends from the earli
est beginning of time until the last
man Fhall inhabit the earth. The on-
portunity is open, for God changeth
hot. i rue me i;:Die, wnun ever
tells the truth, if we
says God repented tha
understand it,!
t he had made!
I
mr.n, and he punished him. and thatjperson did not live to see the disas
he was destroyed by the flood, but Iters whuh he had pronounced, came,
man has forfeited his very right to j they came in the years as their sins
life, and only by the obedience of 'ripened, for when Amos said that
those eight souls, were a remnant j their beloved Jerusalem would be
saved to re-inhabit the world. God j burned by fire, the same was accomp
and his plans for mankind are for thejli?hed when the Chaldeans ISO years
hest always, and when we work in ' afterwards took the city and then
conformity with those plans, we J burned the very temple which had
prosper, for did not the Father give' been erected for the worship of God,
Abraham cattle on a thousand hills. and the children of Israel were car-
and other wealth in abundance be
cause he was the friend of God?
A Seedtime and Harvest
We are commanded to go forth and
sow in the morning and in the even
ing to withhold not our hands, for
we do not know which shall pros
per. When God created the earth and
has caused it to be lighted and warm
ed by the sun, had given the rains
and the balmy winds, had separated
the day from the night, had caused
the seeds to grow upon the earth, and
had commanded man to look after
hp nrth o-ivinfr him dominion river!
a,.t, h vTriQ tho oir ,
l.r.cte nf'ti, fioiri a rt oil' ti,.,
tr.ir.o-o nf h orth tha c,n a-nri tiling
lillllO r L S.U- V l A V V A - SA I.UIllf,J
under the sea, he gave a heritage to
man far beyond what man ever con
ceived. But man, through the temp-j
tatfon of the serpent, fell and dis-j
obeyed, and man with his compan-1
inn was nut nut of thp r.ardpn nf i
Eden, and an angel with a flaming ! declaration of the famine which was
sword was placed to guard the en- ! 1 " me and,a punishment for the sins
trance to the garden to prevent man;"' the people and the nation, for did
and th edevil from further polluting no t Jehovah say For these sins I will
the sacred place. With the sin of - not pass you by."
mankind, he was an outcast on the j The nation which fulfills the com
face of the earth and was required : mands of the Great Jehovah will en
to earn his bread by the sweat of his ,ra Qe oc e. c.
Vi..,, r-rM n -. T.it tnrttin-w 4 I- r-. .
sweat of his entire body.
The secrets of nature, which had
hen given man at the beginning,
were locked up on account of the
sin which came into the world and
were attainable" only when man thru
.the ages of work was able to wrest
tnem from an oristinate nature. The
principles of the X-ray, the airplane,
the auto, the radio existed when God
divided the light from the darkness
just the same as they exist now, and
it is safe to presume that there are
still millions of even more wonderful
things in existence, only awaiting un
til man who shall obey the command
of the Lord of all creation, shall be
able to discover them. For the Mas
ter died that we might live and we
may enjoy all these things by ovr
obedience to the terms of salvation,
and obeying the terms of life.
Shall We Succeed , :
God has made it possible for us to
succeed and placed within our pow
er to make this world even a paradice
again if we only will, and in the end,
death, which is the wages of sin, shall
be conquered and it will be swallow
ed up in iife. For when all sins
shall be abolished, then shall the
King Christ reign in righteousness
and there will be no more wars, nor
will sickness, sorrow or death be
any more. j
The Prophet's Mission
The reformer, the pioneer back in
the beginning, back the world to its
rightful position, are not liked but
because they tell of the sins of the
people, they are despised. The sins of
any people are such that they do not
Uk to ire tjyem trouft to their
ksowlede, vea lor correction or
017 DARE
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SATURDAY, OCT.
Rew Legicn CcmmuniSy Oldg.
Finest Dance Floor in Nebraska.
$15 Bridge Lamp Given Away FREE
NOVELTIES AND FAVORS FOR ALL
Music by Marshall's Little Band
Gents $1
ADMISSION
Ladies Free
DANCE EVERY
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obliteration. In our lesson of today,
the prophet Amos came to Israel and
Judah alike with a message of the
results which were to come for their
sirs, and because he told the people
and especially those in command of
The kingdoms, he was not liked. He
( told them that because they had 1s-
rael and Judaa had wondered away
from God and had given obedience
lo the theory that an idol which had
been the work of man's hands w:.s a
god, and incidentally with this con
dition, those high in the nation's af
fairs had oppressed the poor and had
sold the rithous for silver and even
the poor for a pair of shoes, so great
'?.s the avaric-p 01 trie ricn ana me
destitution of the poor. When Amos
; stood and testified to the people v hat(
; meir actions wuuiu ofiuuani iihjb
upon them and their nation, they did
not like it, but while perhaps they in
ried away into captivity, the ten
tribes to remain forever, while Judah
and Benjamin were allowed after the
lapse of seventy years to return and
inhabit the land. But in so doing.
They had to fight for the things they
had forfeited through disobedience
of God, and it is ever thus in our own
experience, for when we have given
way to the wrong, it is always hard
to regain and recover the position
which we occupied before we fell. It
has been said, "The bird with the
broken pinion will never soar so high
again." Righteousness exalteth a
nation, but sin is a reproach to any
t people. This truth is borne out in
every instance of all history of
all
nations, so likewise in the case of in
' dividuals. Amos has pronounced the
j coming of a famine, when he said.
"Beheld the days cometh, snith Je
hovah, that the plowman shnll over
take the reaper, and the treader of
erapes Dim that sowetti seed, was a
grapes him that soweth seed.
Four Square Brand Genuine
Early Red River Ohio Seed
and Table
POTATOES
$1.15
PER BUSHEL
L. B. EGENBERGER
iSS THIS BIG
DANCE
Spectators 35c
SATURDAY NIGHT
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do the commands, pnd olfys the voire
of the lord, but will fall whtn s-he
shall not do so.
So in the coming le.-son of next
week, what Amos says abopt .futW e
is worthy of consideration and ntu'ly.
Tollow it through and you will prolit
by the attention you give it.
A
Led Masons
Guests of Covert
Lodge in Omaha
Residents of the Nebraska Masonic
Home are Honored in Ban-
j qnet in Omaha
From Wednesday's I'ally
This afternoon the aped gentkm n
who are residents of the Ntbra.-ka
Masonic Home in this city were made
honor guests of Covert lodce No.ll.
A F & A M of Omaha.
The members of the Masonic Home
party were taken to Omaha by auto
and had u splendid time in viewing
the sights of the metropolis and were
then taken to the Masonic temple
where the chief program of the
occasion was enjos-ed. Th aged
guests were treated to a fine banquet
that the Covert lodge had arranged
and which was one that all of the
visitors will long very pleasantely
remember and at which they were
greeted by a large number of the
members of the fraternity, many of
whom they hnd known wLil" active
in the lodge work in their home com
munities. The members of the visiting party
were joined by Ruperindent W. F.
Evers in the pleasant meeting and
the event was one that more than a
delight to all of those who had the
opportunity of attending.
FOU SALE
Eingle Comb Rhode Inland Red
cockerels. Piarrohea tested flock. f2
each. Mrs. II. L. Gayer, Murray.
1604. ltsw
A large assortment of the Hal
lowe'en crepe paper in all designs,
the best of the Dennison line can be
found at ihz Bates Book & Gift shop.
Call and look over this line of won
d?rful decorations.