THURSDAY, MARCH 14. 1929.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI -WEEKLY JOURNAL
FAGE SEVEN
Murray Department
1 i
I re pa red in the Interest of the People of Murray and Burroundins: Vieinlty Especially for the Journal Reader
If any of the readers of tne
Journal knoT- of any Bocial
event or Item of Interest In
thia vicinity, and will mm
fame-to this office, it wlUtp
pear ander this beadirnrWe
wuit all newslteme E.ditob
Strangers Make
'Whoopee with
Canned Heat
Opportunity Goes!
It has been said that Opportunity has a
bunch hair on her head known as a fore
lock, but has wings on her feet, signifying
that you must meet it grasp the situation
as it were or the opportunity is gone for
ever. . . . However, it is said by the know
ing ones that CASH will overtake oppor
tunity an bring her back.
How about starting a Savings account?
Then the cash will bring opportunity to
you. We are here to assist you.
Murray State Bank
MURRAY
NEBRASKA
John T. Eagleton, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
TELEPHONE
Residence. 9 Office.
An Old Fashioned
Man and Woman Lodged in City
Jail When Effects of Potent
Beverage Takes Effect.
qaiit.
5PARTON AM AZ ES
THE RADIO-WORLB
From Wednesday s TVallv
Last evening Officers I'ickrel and j
Hadraba had a real problem on their ;
hands in that they had the unusual j
Murray 0
erase!
An institution for the best
rare of your Autos, man
ned with very careful me
chanics. Every care and courtesy ex
tended. Here for your best
service.
The Murray Garage
A. D. BAAKE
looking after
in Plattsmouth
the trip in his
l." A. Weber was
(Mi hisi Kriday,
! Roods for his
a visitor
lay in? in a
cafe in Mar-
iy Transfer company was
ear of cypress lumber for
company
Lumber
early
i,i..li
s' i " k
unloading a
the .Vickies
1): Week.
mvci Keil and A
( !r.a !ri last
wi vc attending
! 1 1 rno-iii .
: hiidier of Mr. u;i! Mrs. Har
Hull have been sik wiili the flu
at This time are reported as be
, iiiic better.
T. .1. Brendel was
some business matters
last Monday, making
Universal model A.
James Emil Von (Jillern and tes
ter, of Nebraska City, were visiting
for a short time with their friends in
Murray on last Sunday.
The Murray Transfer company
took a truck load of mules to the
Omaha horse and mule market last
Monday for Thomas Cromwell.
Phillip Keil marketed his hogs at
Omaha on Monday of this week, the
same being delivered to market by
the Murray Transfer company.
Kalph Kennedy was a visitor in
Murray one day last week and made
preparations for moving to Murray,
which he will do in the near future.
W. G. Boedeker'and family were
visit intr with friends as well as look-
in I ing after some business matters in
Plattsmouth on Monday afternoon of
Given by the Murray
Dancing Club
Excellent music. A good time
assured. Good order. Come
have a good time Sat. night.
Murray Dancing Club
Ben Noell, Mgr.
I Karritt was called and dressed the
burns, which relieved to some extent
the pain, but still she was suffering
very severely. All is being done for
the unfortunate lady, but still she
remains in a very precarious condition.
lit
t lu
r.i-l
1,1,:
IV I'.akke were
Sunday. wh"-e
a show durinir
T
Plow Lay War!
There ccir.es every Spring a rush
of work, when it is difficult to
g"t your joo aor.
Better
get your work in now, which you
knew you will have to have,
r.nd. thus avoid disappointment
r.r.d cWay when the rush starts.
Wc are new sharpening Laves.
: t his week.
i E. W. Millbern has had a larger
iand better body placed on his mail
' truck, which will more efficiently
j serve him in the carrying of mail in
' the future.
' Glen Gansemer purchased the Ford
car which was the property of the
late John V. Edmunds, and will now
have some means of transportation
j of h is own.
I Jss Warga. of Plattsniouth. was
jin town on last Monday, canvassing
for the sal'" or the new Frlgiuair
refrigerator the ones with the ad
justable freezing control.
Herbert Campbell will farm the
i coming summer and early this week
moved to the Henry Sacil plate near
Wet ping Water, tiie moving being
done by the Murray Transfer com
pany, on Monday.
Ir. G. H. Gilmore and Charles
Meade were over to Union on last
Shovels, etc.. and
doing
much
Red Clover Seed
nn:
work.
Home
seed.
grown
While
and excellent
it lasts, at
Bring in your Discs. We are special
ists cr 1m. Don't wait till you are
in rted o; them. Now is the time!
Bring Your Work to the
Murray Blacksmith
Shop
$16.00
per Bushel
Alfred Gansemer
Murray, Nebr.
PHONES
Residence, 1905 Elevator,
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The Mo si Power
at the Lowest Cost for
the Longest Time
with Three Fuel
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FRED C. BEVERAGE
Murray, Nebraska
aby Chicks
We ore ready or your Custom Hatch
ing with the large incubator. Charge
per tray o 160 eggs will be only $5-00.
BABY CHICK PRICES
Leghorns - - - $11.00 per 100
Heavy Breeds - - 14.00 per 100 .
Newtown and D-indy Brooders for sale. A full line of
Dr. Geo. H. Lee Chick Feeds and Remedies in stock!
Wolfarth Hatchery
2 Miles South cf Murray Htrniiji Woh!frih, Mgr.
i-,. EVERY SATURDAY NITE
after some business matters regard
ing some repairs at the Gilmore farm
where Roy Gerking resides.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mutz were
enjoying a visit over the week end
from Mrs. E. N. Bowernian, of Om
aha, who is a sister of Mrs. Mutz,
she coming down for a few days. All
enjoyed the visit very much.
. E. S. Tutt has been suffering from
repeated attacks of rheumatism, but
so far has been successful in fighting
the malady off and has kept on the
go notwithstanding the pain which
the rheumatism has caused him.
Frank Mrasek, who had a cold
catch him, rather than he catching a
cold, is getting along nicely now,
but we do not see how he was ever
still long enough for the cold to lay
hold on him. as he keens trust line all
! the time.
I George E. Nickles ami wife and
Mrs. Henry C. Long were over to
Omaha on last Sunday, where they
were visiting for the day at the
home of Mrs. Robert Shrader. a
daughter of Mrs. Long and sister of
Mrs. Nickles.
On Monday of this week, Ray Dill,
who has been making his home at
Hooper, moved to the old blacksmith
corner, where he will reside this
summer. Ray has been here for some
time caring for the father, Ben Dill,
who has been in very bad health for
some time.
Louis Hallas and the family were
enjoying the day last Sunday when
they visited at the home of Mr. Hal
las' parents and enjoyed the visit and
likewise the excellent dinner. They
also renewed acquaintances with nu
merous old time friends while in
the county seat.
W. L. Seybolt. E. S. Tutt and
George E. Nickles were over to the
county seat last Saturday, where
they were in attendance at the fun
eral ot the late George Hrinklow.
who was a member of the Masonic
order and was buried with the hon
ors of that lodge.
Edcar Mat-key. who
ing his home at Crete
Burial Vaults
You care well for your loved ones
while alive. One of our concrete
vaults protects their remains when
buried. An absolute guarantee.
MILLER & G RUBER.
tf-N Nehawka. Nebr.
Mrs. Small Home
Mrs. George Small, who has been
at Omaha for some time, where she
has been receiving treatment, was
able to return home last Monday.
Earl Lancaster went up with his car
after her and brought her to Murray,
where she stayed over night at the
Lancaster home and was taken on
to her own home on the farm Mon
day morning.
Ladies Hold Pleasant Meeting
The Woman's Missionary club met
last Friday at the J'resbyterian
church, where they enjoyed a very
tine program, the program being un
der the leadership or Mrs. B. 11. Nel
son and the entertainment features
j of the afternoon in charge of Mcs
. dames Guv Wiles. Herman Wohl-
j farth and Nick Fredrich. Following
has been mak-! tuc. conclusion of th- work or the
where he wasLiu!, the fathering, which was com-
driving a truck, arrived in Murray j,oy(.(1 of some sixty of the earnest
for a visit with the folks. W. E. ) working members of Murray, was re
Mackey and wife, for a week, and sf,iVed into a surprise party in honor
will in a short time go to some point j ()j tne passing of the birthday anni
in Indiana, where he will be an era- versary of Mrs. J. C. Stewart. Many
ployee of a steel mill.
Last week Messrs C. N. Barrows
and A. V. Kennedy, who have been
makinir their home at the Soldiers
and Sailors he, me at Milford, return
ed to make their home in Murray,
and said it did seem good to be able
to return to Murray to live, for tliey
met so many of their old time friends
here.
The Peter Pan bread wagon, which
makes this territory with the regu
larity of the sunrise, ran into some
very bad ruts west of town cm last
Monday afternoon, and found a high
center and low ruts, which placed
their wagon like Ark on Arrorat.
on solid ground, siiul with the pulling
of a number of teams and breaking
of doubletrees and harness, the truck
rema ined there. Charles Land, who
runs th big grading outfit, had to
be waited for, and soon had the
wagon out and on its way. Surely
Charlie is a Good Samaritan.
The Murray Study club, which is
a sure enough rustling organization
t.f this, one of the best towns in Ne
braska, will meet at the Christian
church on this Friday evening,
where they will entertain in honor
of their husbands with a banquet.
When the ladies of Murray give a
banquet, you may know that there is
something good to eat and that it
will be prepared and served in the
very best way. So, you who are
privileged to attend this affair do not
fail to be there and on time at that.
were the wishes ior happiness, health
and the utmost prosperity, as well as
being supplemented by a host of verj
useful and beautiful remembrances
of the occasion.
event of having a female prisoner as
a guest of the city and quartered in
the cozy little jail at Fifth and Vine
street. The lady, however, was not
alone in the prison, as her husband
also languished in the bastile.
The cause of the imprisonment was
canned heat, and a heated temper
on the part of the two principals,
when arrested, three empty and one
full can of the heat was found on
the persons of the parties and in
their effects.
The man and woman, giving the j
names of Marvin and Fannie Beech- j
am, arrived in the city, they claim-
ing from Missouri, but the officers J
finding later from South Omaha, and j
had gone to the Hotel Perkins in ap- .
parently good shape but ere long!
had started to make "whoopee" as
can after can of the "heat" was open
ed and the potent effects of the de
natured alcohol took effect.
Filled to the brim and overflow
ing with the war provoking liquor.
the parties wended their way to the
hotel office and then the old. old
trouble of the man and maid broke
forth and a family battle was staged,
sans Queensberry rules and every
body for themselves. The call for
the police was sent forth and arriv
ing the parties were taken in custody
by the night police and conveyed to
the city jail.
This morning Judge Charley Graves
was called upon to hear the story of
how it was the first time that Fannie
had ever drank, altho acknowledging
that she had passed some fifty-five
milestones and Marvin also vowed
that henceforth the name of "canned
heat" would not be uttered in his
presence and that he as well as the
wife proposed "to turn over a new
leaf" or at least confine the beverages
to carbolic acid, lemon extract or
other less warlike beverages.
The family purse showed that Fan
nie had 11 and Marvin centimes
and with the prospect of the city
having to provide a board bill of
many dollars, the court issued the
edict of banishment, as the price of
freedom. The parties wended their
way from the city to other scenes,
rejoicing in the pure spring air and
with the police judge feeling that
our gain was somebody else's loss.
u5 'Zr.i2y ;T
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WSPAB.TON Console M
A NEW SPARTOK
EQUASONNE
FOR ONLY
SI89.50
COMPLETE
WITH TUBES
Shower For Bride.
At the country home of Mrs. Philip
llennings was held a miscellaneous
shower for Miss Grayce Tigner Ahoe
marrige vvill occur in the near fu
ture. Lots of beautiful present were
received, games of all kinds played,
prizes given and also had a rnock
wedding.
Those present were:
Mrs. James Tigner. Mrs. Nick llen
nings. Mrs. Otto Puis. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Heil and family, Mr. ajid Mrs.
Harry Tigner and family. Mrs. Wil
liam Lohnes and son, Howard. Mrs.
George Shroeder, Mrs. George llen
nings and Darlene. Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Stafer. Mrs. Otto Sprieck and
Elova. Mrs. Frank Salsberg and El
mer, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Trietch and
Elizabeth, Mrs. Leonard Wendt and
Delorus. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ingram
and family. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. llen
nings and family,, Charges Hennings.
Grandma llennings. Miss Grayce Tig
ner. The hostesses. Mrs. James Tigner
served a fine lunch with six kinds of
(take, sandwitches, pickles and coffee.
Mrs. Nick Heniilngs done the sewing
at the Hennings home. Everyone
had a fine time and departed wish
ing Miss Grayce much happiness.
NOTICE, FARM TEUCK OWNERS!
Refunds will be mad'- to farm
truck owners for l2.v All owners
who ar" entitled to a refund and who
d" not receive affidavit through the
mail, p'.oase inquire at this office for
full details.
Notice to Taxpayers
The real estate fax was due
December 1st. 1!1'S.' and will be de
linquent May 1st, lU'J'.i. According
to Section com'. Compib-d Statutes
of the S'ate of Nebraska, all unpaid
refij estate taxes will draw 10 per
cent interest after date of delin
quency. JOHN E. TCRNER.
mll--s'v Cass Co. Treasurer.
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The M. M. Soennichsen Co., Inc.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
MRS. SABIN
QUITS
PARTY
IN A HUFF
Mr:-.. Charles H. Snbin who recent
ly resigned as Republic;! n nat:o:;.:l
commit teewt man from, s'ew York,
after K years servic e, pre.-umablv be
cause she does it'i ;tr,' with p;:rty
leaders on the Prohibition issue, was j
Pauline Morion, daughter of the late '.
Paul Morton, before her marria'-e loj
Mr. Sabin. preside nt of Guaranty ;
nity and .'eaves a largo family t-
uiour her loss. The- funeral services
were held this aiternon at Pekin
with the interment at the cemetery
at that place. In his sorrow the ma
yor will have the deep sympathy oi'
the manv friends in this community.
CAD OF THANKS
Tru.u Company, c
banks in New V.;
Mrs. Sabin was
in IvsT. obb'st
T.Torlon, !.'! ,
Society ;-t his de;
tary of tt-e Navy
as. a Santa K- off":?
of four
k.
born
r';: I' K !!
.juila !
ith. i'
. one
in Chicago
'! -f Pan!
!c A :;-ui u;i; e
finer Secre-
tillie potent
:nd.
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v a :
MYNAED U. B. CHURCH
h
Sun day ;
Sermon
The W.
cause of
a. in.
chord at l'
11 a. m.
M. A. postponed
the bad roads.
Her hush
ier s'-ai )-. i.; ;i native -! ;
Williamslown. Mass.. c;i of the for:--most
financiers in the United States, i
Not since her yojth ha:-; Mr.s.
Sabin visited in Nebraska City where
her father was born. Nebraska City
News-Press.
DEATH OF MRS. GRAEBER
We wish to take- this opportunity
if thanking the many kind friend::
and neighbors- for their sympath
and generou assistance given to it:,
in our bereavement and especially
the ladies who a.-iste.l at the home.
Al:-- we wish to thank those takin
part in the fu'icral service, th'
friends from Plattsmouth, Omaha,
DeSota and Calhoun, th" West !.
Sota Sfbool. the I) Sot;:. Union Sund: y
: fool, the '.. C. i. .1. and C. S. 1). U.
J. bulges for the beautiful floral o.-
ferngs. Thc-e kindnesses will al
i ways be a very tender memory.
Prank J
and .Mrs.
Svoboda ; nd Family, Mr.
Lou iy Kostka and Family.
MAIL PILOT TAKING
NEW PLANE TO LINDY
From Wnces,fiii v s iaMv
.Mayor .John J. Sat tier who depart
ed Sunday for Pekin. Illinois, called
by the serious illness of his eldest
sister. Mrs. John Graeher. wa
denied the- privilege of seeing the
sister alive as her death occurred
Sunday evening while Mr. Sat tier
did not arrive there until .iontiay
morning. The- deceased h:;!y is an j
old time resident of pekin and vici-i
Fort Worth, Tex., March 12.-
Richard Dobie. airmail pilot, arrived
here Tuesday, piloting Col. Charles
A. Lindbergh's Fa lc con plane fro'n
i Wichita. Kan., and after refueling.
; took off f'T Krownsville. Fron
i there th" plane is to go to Mexico
City for Lindbergh's use.
Read the Journal Want-Ads.
in the
day at
permit,
sericves
C.
C.
2: "
All
this wee!:
will laeet
basement next Vcd:ics
p. m. of the roads will
are welcomed out
our '
G. I'..
WKAVKK,
Pastor.
BOZ SUPPER
There will be a box supper
program at the Horning school.
trict No. 2. Friday March
Fyvervone' welcome.
K. J. GOODKK.
ml2-;:d lw. Teacher
Dis-
ir.th.
Walnut Legs Wanted!
I Pay the Highest Cash Prices
Drop me a letler or a card telling me where your timber
is, and I vill come look at it and quote you my price!
DAVID STIPE
P. O. Box 32S Weeping Water, Neb.
Has Accident with Wagon I
While he was hauling hay and ;
had a hay rack on his wagon, in j
some way the entire rig overturned j
with Leslie Everett, with the result
that he received an injury to his'
back, which has laid that gentleman !
nn f vt f 1 ti i I tnto Ti it.? ovTA4fi(1 !
i-if. iui o'iiJit: ii hit... i o v a j v v l v
that he will be all right in a short
time, but just now he is required to
lie perfectly still until the injury
may have an opportunity to heal.
tu.
Murray Presbyterian Church
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
Evening service at 7:30 p.
(Young people's meeting).
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at 7:30.
You ire cordially invited to wor
chip with us.
J. C STEWART.
Pastor.
i'lVi
Have Two Fine Windows
In keeping with the Easter season
and announcing the coming of the
Spring, Misses Bertha and Florence
Lancaster trimmed their store win
dows and have made an advance
spot of Easter and spring, in their
decorations, which are very attrac
tive. Take a glance at the windows
with their decorations and display of
goods and know that there are two
artists in this line in the hustling
city of Murray.
HOLD FINE MEETING
Suffers Severe Burns
Lena Bowen who has
Miss
making
A. McReynolds'. had the misfortune
to get hold tit the wrong can when
J she assayed to etart the kitchen fire
; with coal oil, which in this case hap
j pened to be gasoline, with the result
, that it exploded when thrown on the
tire and as she. saw the flames and
turned to make her escape, had the
I b.ck ot ter clotting' ignited and bt-
fore she coujd possibly get them ot
.was very severely burned. Dr. J. L.
From Wednesday" Dally
Last evening the members of the
W. B. A. met at the home of Mrs. i
Clarence Cotner on South 6th street '
to enjoy a very interesting and pro
fitable evening in the lodge work
and the social time afc'orded. a very
large number being out to enjoy the
occasion.
The members had the pleasure of
having with them Mrs. Abbott, of
i Omaha, district deputy, who gave a
I very interesting talk on the order
and also assisted in the initation
t ceremonies.
i
ueeil The Infill tfwlire i nla n 11 in v nn :it-
her home at Mr. and Mrs. A. I tenHfnrr it,, in, rliv t,. i. i.ir!
in Omaha on Marcn 2stu and at
which time Mrs. Aydelotte of Los
Angeles, supreme director will be
presnt. The local order will take a
class for initation to the Omaha meet
ing. After the regular business session
a social time was enjoyed and very
dainty reirestmeiits served by I.lrs.
Cotner assisted by Miss Erina May-field.
If?
Have If us Visited iai
Have for You This Week!
Ladies Pumps
See What We
Boy's Shoes
Black and Brown Calf
Leathers $5 Values
-at-
Z4o
and Straps
A fine assortment of broken
lots. Good, patterns, at
$1l
Misses Straps
and Oxfords
Wonderful values in Black and
Brown, priced at
45
Tfec Home Quality Footwear!