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PAGE TWO PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI-WEEKLY .JOUBNAL MONDAY, DEC. 23, 1929. MAY THIS Christmas Season Bring Real Joy and Happiness to you and those dear to you and may the New Year Find us and Leave us as has the one now closing Genuine Friends Kruger's Paint Store North 6th Street THROUGH THE EXCHANGE OF JOYFUL The people have made Christmas the Joy Season of the year! And well it has been done. We are glad that it brings us the Opportunity BROADCAST GOOD CHEER from our station of sincerity and we hope all of our friends are "LISTENING IN." Oil TO EXTEND TO YOU THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON AND TO WISH YOU A Most Happy Christmas -and- A Prosperous New Year Tfiae SttyH Emma Pease WISHING YOU A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year May it bring to your vision happy views of rich promises, some of which may be filled each day. We appreciate your trade in 1929 and will feel fortunate if we can serve you in the New Year. D. H. REICHSTADT Shoe Repair Shop GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES For a Happy New Year V We are happy to join with others in wishing for you all the happiness and peace this joyful season suggests. McFariand Studio il0 News F. E. Dickerson was called to Om aha last Wednesday, where he was looking after the purchase of goods for the store. The store of Edward Nelson has been enjoying- a very good Christmas trade, so much so that Mrs. Nelson Is kept In the store the greater por tion of the time. George Curyea, of Lincoln, was a visitor in Alvo one day during the past week, looking after some busi ness and at the same time meeting his many friends here. Uncle Joseph Armstrong has not been feeling the best for some time, but with the spirit that never gives up, he is reported as being some bet ter at this time and improving. H. L. liornemeier was a visitor in Omaha on last Monday, where he accompanied a load of hogs which he had delivered to the market there by John B. Skinner with the big truck. Carl Kosenow is having some im provements made at his home among which is oak floor?, which will add materially to the betterment of the place and make the home the better. Robert Koester from southwest of Alvo was a visitor in town last Wed nesday for a thort time while on his way to Weeping Water, where he goes to visit with his brother and family. The play which was held at the hall last week was well attended and everyone was pleased with the fine rendition of the play, which was lis tened to by a large and appreciative crowd. Louis and Chloe Nelson, child ren of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nelson, are spending the Christmas holiday at the home of Mrs. J. Massengale, of Valentine, they departing the first of last week. Elmer Rosenow was a visitor in Lincoln on last Monday, going over to the big town for goods for the store and was accompanied by Wal ter Vincent who also had some busi ness matters to look after and a friend to see. O. C. Hogue and wife, of Pueblo, Colorado, were visiting with their friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Scott, the latter night operator for the Rock Island. Mrs. Peter Richards was al so visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Scott at the same time. The Woman's Reading club, of Alvo met with their members, Mrs. Minnie Peterson on last Thursday and enjoyed a splendid program and a very fine afternoon. The meeting was made the more pleasant by the delightful luncheon which was served. 'arms for Safe! 80 acres, new improvements, good land, 12 acres alfalfa, running wat er, on gravel road, 3 miles west of Plattsmouth. 240 acres, splendid improvements. 30 acres prairie hay. All land has been seeded down to sweet clover and timothy and clover, and now produc ing good crops. Good small orchard. Three miles south of post office and li2 miles from gravel. Terms to suit purchaser. Other Bargains in Cass County Farms See remembered for her unselfish and kind deeds. Services were conducted at the Methodist church on Wednesday af ternoon at one o'clock with the Rev. R. II. Chenoweth and Rev. Street in charge. Interment was made in the Alvo cemetery. Mrs. Kitzel is survived by her four children eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren, five brothers, Philip Cook and Jake Cook, of Ord; Charles, John and Joe Cook and three sisters, Mrs. Mary Wheeler, Mrs. Lina Cole and Mrs. Lizzie Val lery, all of Plattsmouth. Two broth ers, George and Will, and a sister, Mrs. Susan Hartman, are deceased. Other relatives and a host of friends are also left to mourn her departure. mimm PLATTSMOUTH, NEBR. she was united in marriage to George Kitzel and as a bride came to live on school land near Alvo. This home was still in her possession at the time of her death. To this union were born six children, four of whom sur vive: Mrs. Minnie Weichel, of Elm wood; Mrs. Lulu Stone and Will Kit eel, of Alvo, and Olin Albert, of Waverly. Two sons preceded her, Osrar having passed away several years ago and George at the tender ago of three years. Mr. Kitzel pre ceded his wife in death May 19th, 1S96. At the age of twelve years, Mrs. Kitzel gave her heart to God and united with the Methodist church. Following her marriage, she trans ferred with the husband to the Evan gelical church. After the demise of her beloved husband, she again trans ferred her letter to the Methodist church at Alvo, where she was a faithful sister of the faith until such time as physical health no longer per mitted her taking an active part in j the work of her Master. Aunt Bina, as every one knew her, was beloved by the community and will long be S. C. Kellogg Buys Land The eighty acres o land lying a mile and a half north of Alvo, which was advertised for sale for some time, was sold Wednesday afternoon of last week. There were many pres ent to sw what wa"5 to be done with the land, but few buyers. The land went to Schuyler C. Kellogg, at $91 per acre. Things look very reason able for land in Cass county. Card of Thanks We wish to thank the many friends for the kind words of sympathy, the beautiful flowers and the many acts of kindness shown us during the long period of illness and death of our be loved mother. Especially do we thank the neighbors for their many kind nesses, the singers for their message of song at the funeral services and the flowers which so beautifully ex pressed the sympathy and friendship for her family. Mrs. Minnie Weich el. Mrs. Lulu Stone, Wm. Kitzel, Mrs. Edythe Kitzel, Kendall and Corrine; O. A. Kitzel. FOR SALE One good Duroc Jersey boar and some sows. CHRIST NEBEN. n23-2tmw. Alvo, Nebr. INJURED LADY IMPROVING The many Cass county friends of Mrs. Mollie Berger of Nehawka, wilj be very much pleased to learn that Mrs. Berger is doing very nicely at the Methodist hospital at Omaha where she was taken following her injuries on an auto accident in that city Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Berger is suffering from some bruises and the shock of the accident but has sustained no broken bones or inter nal injuries, the attending physi cians state and the patient should soon be able to return home. Ray mond Berger had his legs injured some but not seriously and Mrs. Ray mond Berger sustained a cut lip in the accident. The rear of the Ber ger car was damaged some when a truck driven by a man named Ep stine arn into it at 20th and Cuming street. Epstine was fined $25 and costs in mnuicipal court for reckless driving. Read the Journal Want-Ad9. Pioneer Answers Call Bina Cook, the eldest of twelve, the daughter of Joseph and Mary Cook, was born at Dayton, Ohio, on February 20. 1S50, and passed to her reward after a lingering sickness at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Stone, at 3 a. m., December 9th. 1929, aged 79 years, 9 months and 19 days. At the age of eight years, she came with her parents in a covered wagon and settled near Plattsmouth. The hardships and privations of pio neer life were a reality and no doubt played seme part in the development of the helpful and kindly spirit with which she was endowed throughout her entire life. On January 6, 1868, GAMER'S Warieiy at Plattsmouth IT? ST is Prepared for the Holiday Shoppers All New Goods at Lowest Prices ull Line o Toys Cars, Dump Trucks, Sleds, Wagons, Games, Erector Sets, Dolls, Dishes, and a hundred other items. Bring the kiddies here and let them see the many fine things we have secured for our first Christmas season's business in Plattsmouth. it Pays to Trade at Gamer's ORDER OF HEARING on Petition for Appointment of Administratrix. The State of Nebraska, Cass coun ty, ss. In the County Court. In the matter of the estate of Ed ward D. Slocum, deceased. On reading and filing the petition cf Clair Ferris and Ada Ferris pray ing that administration of said es tate may be granted to Ada Ferris as Administratrix; Ordered, that January 17th, A. D. 1930, at 10 o'clock a, m., is assigned for hearing said petition, when all persons interested in said matter may appear at a County Court to be held in and for said county and show cause why the prayer of the petition er should not be granted; and that notice of the pendency of said peti tion and the hearing thereof be given to all persons interested in said mat ter by publishing a copy of this order in the Plattsmouth Journal, a semi- weekly newspaper printed in said county, for three successive weeks, prior to said day of hearing. Dated December 16th, 1929. A. H. DUXBURY, (Seal) d23-3w County Judge. ' mmm e Cloidt Lumber and Coal Company Its Officers and Employees Extend to You and Yours their Very Best Wishes for A Merry Christmas AND A Happy New Year May Each Christmas Scene REMIND YOU OF OUR GOOD WISHES FOR YOUR YULETIDE JOY AND MAY THE BELLS OF THE NEW YEAR REMIND YOU OF OUR GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. W. H. PULS Plattsmouth, Nebr. tMm With heartiest greetings for Christmas and Best Wishes for your Happiness thruout the New Year Hartwick Kandy Kitchen To All We Extend Heaviest Greetings!- for the Yuletide Season and in sincere appreciation of your loyalty in the past, accept our best wishes for peace, happiness and prosperity. Hlorrou Hatchery and Produce Greetings and All Good Wishes or a .erry Christmas M to Our Friends and Customers Mary May Beauty Parlor us9 Christmas Greeting! Are offered without restriction to all. May Santa fill your stockings on this glad day with gladness and good cheer. L. 3. EGENBERGER Greetings!- That your Christmas may be Merry and full of Gladness and that the New Year bring you a full measure of Health and Success is our wish for you this glad season of the year. IlliSes Alien MAY THIS BE A Joyui Christmas for Everyone is Our Sincere Wish mm mm hb wu