THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1929.
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The Very Best
CARE IS GIVEN OUR
MEATS
Bought pure, always handled
with scrupulous cleanliness ;
kept fresh and pure in our
cooling department, which is
electrically equipped. Yon
know yon are getting the
best, always.
Come and See Us
R. D. STINE
Union, Nebraska
Glen Miller and family, of Ne
hawka, were guests at the home of
Horace Griffin for the day on last
Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Nickles and little
daughter were looking: after some
business at Nebraska City for a short
time on last Monday.
sOrville Hathaway was making
some changes in the case where he
Jims the mail for his route in his
rural free delivery work.
PhUIlp F. Rihn and wife were
visiting for the evening on" last Sun
day at Omaha where they drove in
their car for the occasion
D. B. Porter was a visitor in Ne
braska City last Monday morning.
where he was looking after some
business matters for a short time.
Last Saturday while driving, Thos.
McQuinn lost a tire carrier and tire
and tube on the road. A suitable re
ward will be paid for their return.
Joseph Bauer was doing some work
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. B
Porter, in the way of rebuilding and
repairing some porches at the home.
Teddy Eaton was a visitor in Un
ion on last Monday from his home in
Plattsmouth and was looking after
some business matters for a short
time.
Garrett Taylor and mother, Mrs.
Revina Taylor, of Omaha, were look
ing after some business matters In
Union for a short time on last Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Mary Havenridge, with Mrs,
Harry Travers and daughter, all of
Omaha, were visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Becker for the
day last Sunday.
In a contest held at Palmyra last
week, Henry H. Becker with his Rum
Economical Operation!
with the BEST OF SEKVICE, is the
motto of this place of business. We
sell the celebrated
CHEVROLET
Motor Cars
We are here to put any car made in
the best working order for the kind
of a car it is. Sure, some makes are
better than others. Our business is
to give the best service under the
circumstances, and that means we do
the best work.
Charles Atteberry
Chevrolet Distributor
UNION -:- -:- NEBRASKA
Gilbert Hull was hauling wood
with a wagon and tractor for the
motive power and was able to haul
over two cords of wood from the
Becker farm to the Missouri Pacific
station, where Mr. Becker was hav
ing it loaded for Lincoln.
J. C. Tilson, the broom maker of
Murray, was a visitor in Union with
a load of brooms in his buggy and in
a short time had sold them all. The
people of Union know of the excel
lence of the brooms which this gen
tleman makes and were eager to get
them.
C. G. McCarthey was over to Ne
hawka and at the farm north of that
town where he planted one haund
and six small trees of the celebrated
Mulberry tribe, and was able to get
back home early in the afternoon.
Charles thought that he was doing
nicely.
ed much to the enjoyment of the oc
casion and the excellent advice of
the minister was such as should be
a guiding theme in the life of the
members of the class. The subject of
the discourse was "Be Doers and not
Hearers Only."
Alfalfa for Sale
I have a fine lot of second cutting
alfalfa hay for sale at $15 per ton,
while it lasts.
II. E. WARDEN,
m2-2w Union, Nebr.
Will Enjoy Visit In West.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cross departed
early last Monday for Arriba, Colo
rado, where they will expect to re
main for some six weeks, and will vis
it at the homes of their tow sons
and family who are farming near
Emit Fahrlnnrter who is pnfraepri that P'ace. The sons are liking their
in the electrical business with his ' l&rmlxs Peras, the west which
brother Edwin Fahrlander at Brule. ave been successful. Mr. and Mrs.
was a visitor at the home of her par- Crof Kare tltln their vsit to the
ents here for a few days and enjoyed w8It because of the graduation of
the celebration of Mother's Day at their daughter. Miss Dorothy Cross,
home. He and the entire family en- I L " .her. 'lig fcho1
joyed the visit very much.
.work this Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Mollie Garrens was enjoying m',,L7C , "y iUlss va
,( u, o..,i .1,; Mougey, who will visit there as she
is a sister of Mrs. Carl Cross.
the day last Sunday when she was
visited by her son, Joy and wife and
her son Roy, both of Kansas City,
and also Mrs. Mary Shotwell and hus
band, a daughter, as well as Mr. and
Mrs. M. R. Stephens, the latter an
other daughter, from San Francisco
Mrs
Would Provide Perpetual Income
The people of the vicinity of the
Wyoming cemetery are making an
effort to create a fund that may be
J. D. Austin was called tc sufficient so the interest received
only Standard Oil company gas and
oil.
Earl Merritt did some very fine
work when he decorated the bank
building, the banking room, and has Lincoln last week on account of the therefrom will provide for the per
ley Oil-Pull won over all contestants j added much to the appearance of the Very serious illness of her friend Mrs
in a plowing match which was had
by power machinery.
Charles Atteberry has received two'
new Standard Oid pumps, and which
will be installed in a short time and
hereafter this institution will use
The Quality Store
ANNOUNCING
Arrival of Several Patterns
in Guaranteed Fast Color
Mens' Dress Caps $1.15 to $2.25
Mens' Dress Shirts .$1 to $2.25
Ladies' House Dresses, short sleeves .... $1
ROD-OKI &GJREER3E
Phone 29 Union, Nebr.
room, making it lighter and
inviting.
Moss Mccarroll has purchased a
new six cylinder, four door sedan of
the celebrated Chevrolet make, get
ting the same from Charles Atte
berry, the dealer in this make of car,
and this one only
L. R. Upton and wife, with their
little son. were over to Lincoln on
last Sunday, where they spent the
day with their daughters. Misses
Sarah and Vera, who are students at
the state university
Ray Frans has been making some
improvements at the lumber yard in
the form of good, substantial foun
dations for his lumber sheds, and to
keep the water out of the sheds and
where the lumber is piled.
Uncle Wm. Craig has been feel
ing quite poorly for some time and
was not able to get down town for
a week. He however was meeting his
friends on the streets on last Mon
day and was feeling some better.
W. H. Porter, on last Monday took
a load of hogs to Omaha for Paul
Applegate and then hastened back
.and took two loads of hogs to Omaha
for J. C. Hansel, having thirty in
j number, but had to wait until Tues
, day for the last load.
For some time C. E. Moore has had
much work to do in the delivering of
oil and gas for the Standard Oil com
pany, and finding he needed a larger
truck, purchased recently a new
Chevrolet truck, which will give this
gentleman good service.
more , Jennie Graves, fnrmerlv Jennie Mark.
and who died at her home in Lincoln
on last Monday morning. The fun
eral being held on Tuesday afternoon
from Lincoln. Mrs. Tustin attended
the funeral.
Dr. W. H. Achenbaeh. who re
cently came here from Nebraska City
to practice dentistry, and who has
the reputation of being one of the
very finest workmen, was called to
Plattsmouth to look after some mat
ters on last Monday and while there
met his old time friend, the Rev.
Herbert L. Grassmuech, who is pas
tor of the Christian church at Mur
ray. K. D. Stine anu all the family, Ray
Galloway and family and Toney Sud
duth and family were all over to
Plattsmouth on last Sunday and vis
ited the site of the new bridge which
is to spon the Missouri river at that
place this summer and which is get
ting along nicely at this time. Mr.
Stine and family also visited at the
flying field at Fort Crook and stop
ped at the sand pits north of Platts
mouth as well.
petual care of the burying ground.
Large Number Attend Sermon.
A large number of the people of
Union and vicinity, friends and rel
atives of the graduating class, of the
Union high school, were present at
the Baptist church on last Sunday
evening when the Rev. W. A. Tay
lor delivered the Baccalaureate ser
mon to the class. Special music add-
Make Tour of County
Under the charge of Dr. G. E. Con
dra. a large delegation of business
men, realtors and bankers will visit
Cass county on Thursday. May 24th.
where they will place valuation on
lands and will visit the farm of Fred
Rehmeyer, where they will make an
extensive examination of the soil.
iney win oine at tne notel in
Weeping Water and later visit in
Union and then go on to Morton park
at Nebraska City, where they will
arrive about 4:30 p. m. They will
be dinner guests at Nebraska City and
the following day will go down to
Tecumseh and points further south
The object of the excursion is to get
valuation from the judging of the
soil for the use of the bankers and
realtors.
Mrs. Jennie Graves Dies
Mrs. Jennie Graves, who was
formerly Miss Jennie Mark, and who
was adopted from a home in Lincoln
over thirty years, ago by Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Mark, and who was mar
ried nearly twenty years since to
Harry Graves, and to which mar
riage a daughter was born, she being
Miss Helen Graves, of Lincoln, where
the mother and daughter were mak-
ng their home, the parents having
separated some ten years ago, died
at her late home in Lincoln at an
early hour Monday morning. The
funeral was held and burial made at
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ACTS oS VAUDEVILLE
On the Screen Glen Tryon in "The Kids Clever!'
Also News and Comedy
These Shows lo and 30c
Coming "Abies Irish Rose!"
Lincoln on last Tuesday. Mrs. Graves
will be remembered by many of the
people of Union, where she resided
during her girlhood and until she
was married.
Gave Popular Operetta
The grades of the Union schools
gave a play and operetta known as
"Grandmother's Flower Garden," that
was very unique in its arrangements
and provoked much laughter and
merriment, staged by the little folks.
The kiddies seemed to enjoy the se
curing of the needed flowers and the
carrying of the chairs for the enter
tainment, as they had to get them
from the moving picture show room
and deliver them at the Propst building.
honor of our mothers,
by some of the leaders
written in
were read
present.
Interesting articles on Child Wel
fare and homo training were read
and discussed. After the program a
short social time was enjoyed by all
after which the hostess, Mrs. Hansell
assisted by her daughter. Mrs. Ralph
Pcarslcy, served most delicious re
freshments. All present were very
grateful to these ladies for their
kind hospitality.
W. C. T. U. Meets.
The W. C. T. U. of Union met at
the home of Mrs. J. C. Haswell last
Tuesday afternoon May 14. The
president, Mrs. J. 1). Cross being ab
sent, the meeting was called to order
by the vice-president, Mrs. W. H.
Banning. Koll call showed 10 mem
bers and 5 visitors present. .f,r
short business session, the meet;.
was turned over to the leader of th-
afternoon, Mrs. L. G. Todd, who 1.;
as her topic "Mother's Day and Child
Welfare." An article on Mother's Day
and a number of poems which were
MARRIED AT COURT HOUSE
From Wednesday's Daily
This morning Judge A. II. Dux
bury was called upon unite in mar
riage Miss Johanna Rump and Dr.
W. O. Aker of Omaha who motored
down from their homes in the metro
polis and were accommodated by the
court with performing the marriage
ceremony. The wedding was witness
ed by Mrs. Duxbury and Miss Lillian
White.
SEED CORN
IHtday corn, either yellow or white.
$:.' per bushel, shelled or graded.
Phone 4 022..
C. C. BARNARD.
m2-12td 4tw. Mynard. Neb.
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SUCH A SACRIFICE SALE CASS COUNTY HAS NEVER WITNESSED BEFORE
We appreciate the efficiency o the Plattsmouth Fire Department in saving our store building. We are giving you the advantage of the
chance to save hundreds of dollars at our great
IFtoOo ate? aondl
ffiffl5fe S
Thousands of cans of Malt Hei-f er (4-lb. cans) 40c each Blue Ribbon, Homa and Gesundheit, while they last at
ALL CANNED FRUITS, heavy syrup pack, while they last I24c per can
30c per can
(Slothing, eExtiandise of All Kinds at
Haf
Price or Less!
Call on us at the new temporary location on North Sixth street in the Belcins Building, where we are prepared to serve you most efficiently.
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