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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1928)
HJLtfSlfOTITfl Still - JOTMAL MONDAY, DEC. 3, 1928. I GREENWOOD ho&elast Veeki and" wa tmriedt on f ioof wsitnesiio v ' m prsts ' - Art and- M-I"I"I"I"II"H nr thankinsr W. H trsr- Y,a flTin rhicken which he pre- eented for our Thanksgiving dinner. E. H. Armstrong snenea ana ue Philip Reese drove out to attend the funeral. Mr. Reese leaves a wife and two daughters to mourn his de parture. He was seventy-one years nf ac and will be remembered by Leesley many of the people of Greenwood. Wanted To Buy Dead Animals. liyered some two thousand and more horses and cattle, and' will buy fallen bushels of new corn to the Peters animals for their hides. Phone 2203 otovntnr on last Tuesday. Fred Halke was a visitor in Oma ha on last Wednesday with a load of stock for some of the farmers In the vicinity of Greenwood. a v weihire was a visitor in F. J. Kelley, Greenwood, Neb. Entertained Their Friends. On last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welton living southwest of rrnonnnil entertained and had for Lincoln for the afternoon where he theJr guest8 or tne occasion, George was looking after some business mat- Welton and family of Greenwood, . loot worinosriav afternoon vein iiwi j wm. xjona Bui Clarence Palling la on record as f Llncoln i : if or) tha nlrkiner of his liavuig tumv .-v c -- crop of corn and is well satisfied that it is In the crib Instead of the field Wm. Bond and family, and. H. Wei- Greenwood Transfer line Wo An a o-eneral business make eld- trins repiiiarlv to Omaha on Monday Mr. and Mrs. mhij were u- --- also to Lincoln Tues joying a visit JJ day and Friday. Pick . up loads on Thursday . th shorn neanrg.aof thJse trips. Full loads at anytime, emeier of Murdock, the parents oi FreD HOFFMAN. Mrs. Peters. I . - Mrs. Lulu Hurlbut, and son Earl :wk 1 and family were enjoying a visit at Odd Fellows Elect Officers. Omaha on last Thursday, where they The Greenwood I. O. O. F. lodge were enjoying a very fine Thanks- at their regular meeting last week Svine dinner. ' elected their officers for the coming Wm Daft shelled and delivered term and made the following selec corn to the Farmer's - elevator on tion: Leo Peters, noble grand, J. M. last Wednesday, getting the corn off Armstrong vice grand, L. C. Marvin, while it was new and had not had secretary and S. S. Peterson as treas time to shrink. urer. To properly celebrate the elec- W C. Boucher and wife and tion and as a tribute to the excel daughter, Miss Alice were spending lent choice which was made, they en- m. i i .i tho hnmi Wo4 an nrater Runner at : the BirdS- of C. W. Martin and wife, all en- all cafe following the conclusion of Joying the day last Thursday. i of their session. . Messrs. White and Bucknell have; : received their Christmas goods and 4 1 , have them on display at the Btore. AnfcHlSclS 10 Watch tor announcement, as w character and prices in the near fu ture, . - . ... v V City Marshall Geo. - Trunkenbolz, and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Headley and the young son were en Joying the Thanksgiving day at Eagle where they were eating a sumptuous dinner with the folks. Dewey Headley was looking after some business matters in Lincoln on lasti Wednesday afternoon and was accompanied t by Mrs. Headley. While he was away' Frank Welton was looking atter tne t'Sress. The latest step in this trend is Henry Greer has completed the f reached n Arkansas picking of his corn and reports . some Mr. Fannie Elect a Woman to Congress Mrs. Oldfield to Have No Opposi- tion for Husband's Seat Reflects Trend WasTiins-fnn Women are stead ily increasing their strength in Con- not quite so good, but while not as much as last year he is pleased that it is all in the crib and the ' hard work over.- : W. A. White and wife and George Bucknell and the family were visit ing at the home of friends and rela tives in Beatrice on last Thursday, they also getting a piece of . turkey for their going, and enjoying the trip and the day splendidly. " Clyde Newkirk has been hopping to the matter of picking corn and has been rolling in on an average ol over one hundred bushels per day, on last Tuesday he securetTone hundred and five busbel8.!He is pick ing at the 'home of; Art Reese. ; Mrs. A.--.WV- Schulke has had in stalled at their home south of Green wood one of the famous Monarch Pearl Oldfield, who will be chosen at a special election to fill out tne unexpired term of her husband. Wil liam A. Oldfield, Democratic whip. On the other hand, it is understood that Mrs. Oldfield will be satisfied with serving one session in Congress and will not be a candidate for the full term. Virtually the entire dis trict is in favor of bestowing the honor on her, it was announced. ? Two of tbe women new serving in the House of Representatives came into office to fill out the unexpired terms of their husbands and were subsequently re-elected for full terms. Mrs. Florence P. Kahn, widow of Julius Kahn of California, and Mrs- Edith Nourse Rogers," widow of John Jacob Rogers of Massachusetts. Afrs Lane-lev is the wife of a for mer Representative, John Langley of wuviu uue . - mier Kenresentstive radios which opens up the whole oriKentucky, she having been elected to for their: receDtlOn Of all;-., , - , u . :rrr,.;onni.i nil ms piace wut'ii uc woo imjiuouinu in the Atlanta federal prison for con spiracy in violate the prohibition law. The three women recently elected as members of the Seventy-nrst jon America for their reception of all .that Is worth hearing, ine maenme was installed by Mathews an)d Peter son. I A. R. Blrdsall is hopping to the matter of selling and installing ra dios which he is distributing among the farmers, and with good success during the past week ne . soia ana gress all are coming to Washington on -their own records: Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick of Illinois, and during me paoi. " . airs Kutn iryan uwen oi i wnua. . . i 5 nit r vr - vrnrlrin T ... . . - , insiaiieu mice : rioth witn strong iamiiy poimcai overtime, especially when they arej associations, and Mrs. Ruth Pratt of new. I New York, who has served, as an The American Legion had a alderman in New York City and days shoot at the home of Frank gaine(j her political experience in IT'ttttrsn ennthuwt Clt P.rPpnWOOd. and .1... ' , -Kis.il ii. o a snlniroil hv t ne DOTS OI : tL-hirn w en loved bv. the boys of the post and many others who were in attendance some very good scores were made and some which there is not much said about. The Dictator, a Royal sedan of the Studebaker make, and the. very FILLING STATION BURNS Vmm Katiirdav'fi DAilV Yesterday afternoon shortly after 'S rVlnV the- Walnut firove filling: the Studebaker a,n '. J" station, one of the most attractive in j last word in DeLuxe automobiles is.... f . . t . innateH on ! . rienf Inhfitinn i -- hih he rereiven through the enter prising firm of Mathews and Peter son last week. Mr. Johnson and wife will surely be pleased with their new acquisition. The city of Greenwood closed its places of business and all enjoyed the season of returning thanksgiv ing for good business which haB blessed the city and for the good health and all other good things which has come tbis way and Green wood .can well claim that she has had her 6hare. C. W. Martin is the possessor of a new fine Willis Knight sedan of the the curve of the highway between Walnut Grove and Fort Crook, was destroyed by fire. The station ' is j owned by George Rushart and has : been enlarged several times since started three years ago by Mr. Rus hart and has been a very prontaDie j business. ' .The fire was one of great intensity and during the burning of the build in e: that sheltered a wart of the sta tion, the flames spread to the oil tanks just at the rear of the sttation ; building and which blew up, scatter ing the burning oil over a large area. ! Cars were stopped from traveling new fine Willis Knight sedan of. tne tte 8tation during the fire owlng six cylinder make and one with. an , .v,,,.-.. from th, exolosion of abundance of power when needed, tfae tank8 ag u waa apparent in the and one which is sturdy and can be intensity of the fire that the blaze Henenrierl on anv time and finished ,j j i. .i. j ii t n the verv latest in luxury and a car most dependable in every respect, purchased from Mathews asd Peter son. Thomas Wnlton who is with the Rock Island Plow. company was in; would spread, to the. tanks despite all that could be done to cnecK to nre. Mr. Rushart announced that while the fire had wiped out the station that there would be a resumption of the. Usual activities by this evening at the station altho it win De some- - - . ni nic Diauuu cwimu it. w ov..- Omaha last week and after attending tlme before the building and pumps . 9 nn1wooc2 dinner!! . . . onvsntion of emnloyees. slipped away to run down to Greenwood for a visit with friends and relatives for a. short time. He departed for Rock Island and expects -to Boon go to Texas,' where he .will, look after busi ness for the company; can be replaced. GUESTS AT THYGESON HOME Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thvceson had as their guests at a ' Thanksgiving ss for the company; ; ! dinner at noon Thursday Mrs. ir C A Hat. nraa miVinf a uafWnB . , i r . w. 0 . m nygeson s iamer aim tsiator, r. machine for tho sacking of grain at White and Mrs. J. A. Donelan. of the Peters elevator last Week, as Mr. pjattsmouth; another - sister, Mrs. Peters has sold for delivery in sacks F D. Burgess and Dr. Burgess of some two car loads. of shelled corn Omaha,, and. her niece, Mrs. Carl which is to be shipped to a point, in Brown and Mr. Brown and Mr. Wyoming for the feeding of sheep. Brown's sister and brother, Margaret The corn is fed in the sack, the top- and pick Brown, of Papilllon. Robert being opened asd they allowed to eat Thygeson Is home from the Univer the rnrn out of the sack, thus caring aitv nf NehrKlra to snenrl his Thanks- for the corn to tbo last, pivifig variation wftla his parents,. I 1 . . . . . T . Death of John Eeese. t i - , ,. M John. Reese, an uncle o Phlllo Every shade; of crepe paper and all Reese, formerly residing in Ashland, the'new novelties aid favors as well where he was engaged in the shoe as a complete stock of picnic needs business, but wlia.left that place f ad the TjenDison line, some sixteen years since and moved .w-eW t tne -Ratei Book to Columbus, where he w9j engaged sold exclnnvely at the .Bates xjook in the same business, died at his late attd Gift Shop. r The Charm of Mid-Season Millinery Styles! Never have we had such a charm ing display of hats- as . we - are now showing. , Right in time for wear during the social activities which attend the holidays. You will find them very moderately priced, too. 1.25 to s7?-l THE SELECTION OF GIFTS AT THIS STORE IS PROOF OF THE GIVER'S GOOD TASTE AND ASSURANCE THAT THE GIFT WILL BE APPRECIATED. We advise you to SHOP EARLY. (SatiG aoadl UteeooesS The new colors, new weaves and exceptional making, which features these garments arranged for gift buyers, make this display of. special in- . terest right now. May we show you the 1 many delightful garments we have here comprising this showing? $2975 I37JS 9 S2S.7S ft "Br EXTRA SPECIAL! Ms9 fflffim Satis $7.2l and $9.25 Ages 6 to 14 Years Two specially underpriced groups of good, warm winter coats for girls chinchillas, bolivias, suedes and mixtures; fur collars and some with fur cuffs. AH are substantially lined and interlined. A money : saving value. I . .. . I T - II ..V... - . INTIMATE CHARM BY B 7 V TTk. TiOVTT""' SMART women invariably prefer Rayon Underthings by Munsingwear . . because of the way it fits ... because its clinging qualities alluringly accent the natural figure . . ., because it is dainty, supple, feminine . . and because it is made to give service as well as. beauty . . . and all at. a most reasonable price. Truly UNDERLYING LOVELI NESS ! We are anxious to tell you other "becauses" ... and equally anxious to show you our new models. . Smart Szrvicable! "Lovely!" you'll say when you see the new Silk Hosiery by Munsingwear. Such even texture! Such stunning colors! Such perfect fashioning! And when you wear them, you'll be even more pleased, be cause in fit and service Munsingwear stockings are not to be excelled. Choose Munsingwear Silk Hose as. a supplement to your other wardrobe. See what added charm they lend. This is a "HEART OF VALUE" STORE A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION Tdcr:cae 61 "The Shop o Personal Cervices Plattstncuth, Heb. n