PAGE TWO
PLATTSMOTTTH SEW - WEEKLY J0TOW1I
THTRSDAY. JAN. 15 153!
Nehawka
Chester Stone
"Wolfe and daughter. Miss Gladys. Mr.
Frank Wolfe is departing this week
for his hose in the west.
Charles F. Hitt was a visitor in
Plattsir.outh. called there on last Sat
urday, to have one of the daughters
.ir.g and lte'-u '"
WEEPING WATER
there made a most pleasant afternoon
for her. They also gave her a hand
kerchief shower. Mrs. Snell appre
ciated the honor and responded to
Mrs. E. F. Marshall was visiting the proffer of the presents in a mcst
was suewi, . . ..... . ..Xl. r,f
o -live ring corn which he raised on CT" .... ri-r
i Pollard orchard, on Tuesaay of
t iis week.
Bert Reed was a business visitor
i Kehawfea on last Saturday and
v.aa looking after some legal business
bile here.
Mrs. L. M. Mc ey has been feel
ing rather poorly for the past few
eHut .but is reported as being 3ome
better at this time
Mrs. Hut has been quite poorly
also of late and has been under the
care of a doctor, and has been kept
to her bed for some time past.
Ritz Theatre
Plattsmonth, Nebr.
touching manner. The gathering ex
tended to her wishes for a happy iife
In their new home and many more
Albert Wolfe and family wtr .. ajj 7aik,ng Programs Yen II Enjoy
the home of his cousin of Mrs. Earl ;
Wolfe east of Union, and who short- j
1 returned from the hospital at i
with friends and relatives in Lin
lecln on last Saturday.
Hall Pollard of near Xehawka was
a business visitor in Weeping Water such happy occasions.-
c short time on latt Tuesday after
; noon.
I Grandmother Metcalf is still veiy
ill. and is being cared tor by .Mrs.
Thornton who makes an excellent
nurse.
Bank Holds Meeting.
The First National bank, one of
the substantial banking institutions
of Cass county end in fact of the
Mtntp of Nebraska heir! a directors
George Towle and family, and Mrs. mc.etinc at the banking house in
Agusta Tcwle were over to .ebin-ka wnirur Water nn Tuesdav after-
Oavle Sturm was shelling com at --.u Z V
, ; . irnured m a wreck with his truck.
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
January 16-17
Omaha where he was for a while re- ' p i P-, ry ef City today to attend the funeral of nnon nf W(.Pk
ravine treatment after havine been . ck Jones, Greatest Western Mar nrnmt noon or una eeh
Harold Baker was a visitor ?n N'e
Weeping Water on Tuesday after-
. " Ur. i c nr.ttino nlAno TI if filv MDU'
Word from Beaver City, where
and wife removed some
whirl: was being delivered
elevator in Nehawka.
ni-n" rr. Stru:h Or-;iria on 1 "
Mont Shrade:
sf.-n were
.'onday of this week, where they
i p.t to take a load of hogs for Mr.
Troop.
Albert Wolfe and daughter, Miss
Clauys were over to Omaha on Mon
day of this week where they were
tailed to
matters.
that the crops were good there this
season, and besides the excellent corn
and wheat which was grown there,
they were blessed last week with a
fine bouncing baby boy, and both the
young man and the mother are re-
look after some business poneu uwug 7?:, T"
is not feeling so bad himself, as to
-rr
Fi yd Fulton and the good wife -ni;t-
Men Without Law
and Episode No. 4 of TOM TYLER in
The Phantom of
the West
Laurel & Hardy Comeriy and News
The Biggest Show Ever Offered
fcr 10 and 25c
A Unique Way of Putting It.
Poultry and flour made to show
and on his return brought !' -" " l"l
last wnir.'i w . u. Ditni-i aim ojii i..-..
made. In the window of thla estab-
braska City on last Tuesday after
noon where he went with a load of
poultry
with him a load of feed.
IBS the past week at the home of "522?rJM
her srrandrriot'nr. Mrs. Martha Wet-
Son, have three sacks of flour, witn
7rr ...v a f-ard on ton. saying, for the twen
cf Mynard wore visiting for the af-' . ""V'";'".:
ternocn on Ian Sunday at the home W Fjki? Ti
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gregg of north In training two of her students who
win iaii- pari in nit? nnioi ui mc
M-I-N'-K contest or the association
embracing Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska I
and Kar.:-a. and which contest is to j
enjoyed the visit very much.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner M. McKin
non of near Alvo where they are en
gaged in farming, were spending a
few days in Weeping Water, guests
3 Shows Sat. N:ght Last Oiie at 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H
ty-four pound sack four pound heavy
hen. lakes i.t Another brand and a
forty-eight pound sack goes for a
six pound heavy hen. while for an
other brand a seven pound heavy
hen navs for this. Now is the time
cf Nehawka.
Miss Donna Ross, the eleven year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
r -.- ltlifC ill for ifiP'tf-
ti .-. ..c Kainr f-.t- tx? held in Peru some time in the
ter at this time.
near future. Tb? two. one a lad and
Martin Ross, living sorth of Ne- one a iass who mrw w
iwka was feeling not the very best ,ie contest are Lucille Hadley and
m i , , j ... i ..r. ; Thomas Trooo.
lor 11 iiuujutri ui ua-. iioiiiih nuuic- , - j.
n:iri'-s lavjor hi ji:iaiia wu- a
thing like the grippe, but is much
or at this time
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
January 18-19-20
Spencer Tracy and Warren Hymer
in a Big Special
9p The River
Fables, Comedy and News
Sandav Matinee at 2 : 30
Gorder. Mesdames McKinnon am, to figure when has so much hen flesh
Gorder being sisters.
Ralph Binaer who is attending the
state university, was down for the
evening on Tuesday night and was
paid for sn much fine flour.
Hdd Sale Next Week.
The Weeping Water Variety store.
Osca. Shrader who i
was dressing n;s winter
meat on
Reduced Prices
visitor in Nehawka on last Sunday
' - . . ... nnl wno-t rlitriticr . . T t V" -' T (it-
nas neer. trouciea " 7 7" u V.L. A "WS rU -1 A fi
foi the past week with l'nme of f:. and Mrs" ? B Stone. AdUltS, 2S Children, M
be has been trying to fi?ht ami was telling oi a trip wnicn ne
out. bat he Mill la vcrv boarse but made m the west recently and while
,i,iu. i; there met James M. Stone who with
t- ... ..u.... ' - 'C- ! 1 . T.
a hUtier, IBBuIJ uic ai i .
where .Mr. Sf ne is rapiuiy regaining
conversation with
harge of the
cine business matters.
Lee Marshall of Denver,
Monday of this week and on the fol- nis health In a conver
i-iro. chcitoH onrt Hnvri .-om the physician who has eJ
to the Farmers Elevator in Nehaw- .case of Mr Stone out there, he was
ti-i tnai nv remaining uit-ie 101 ci
ka
Mr. Mark Burton has been rather 'short time longer that Mr J
tiAnrlt' f T-r rr i cavnr ottftflf of infif
v... v.,. i,nhnB0. t-..ic o-on- he had had for many years. Thi
-1 l . it liars iixuuuiii) e. . - . v, ; ..
exceiieiii nws lor iiie 11 icuus yji una
M.
Stone would have better health than
s is
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
January 21-22
Another Double Feature Program
Biar Stars in Bii? Pictures
at this' time but not as yet entirely ; young man and his family
well.
Misses Lois Troop and Dorothy
Yost were over to Plattsmouth on !ast
Saturday where they were
Many Attend Legion Meet.
Many of the members of the Am-
taking erican Legion of Nehawka. were in
theii music le-orr- of Mis-; Olive Gass attendance at the district meeting
wiio i a most elerer instructor on iwhich was held at Nebraska ( ity on
the piano.
Mesdames M.
last Monday, and with their influence
M. Tn.-kei and R. and hard work were doing all pos-
C. Pollard were visiting with friends sible to make the gathering a pro-
i:i Lincoln on Friday of last week, nounced success. Among those whe
they drfribg over to the big town In were in attendance were Frank Trot-
their car. they a! o looking after ter. Edward Woods. Marion Tucker.
Edmund Lowe ard Marguerite
Churchill in
Good Intentions
and
the owner of a very fine roar door 'onductt-tl oy Air. ana irs. r-.imer
Chevrolet sedan, which he will use Michelsen, who are preparing the
to make his trips to and from Liu- room second door east from the place
coin. Lis father, G. R. Binger and where they conduct their store now,
Frank Domingo of the Nebraska itate will hold a special sale on next week,
bank were using the car to make a commencing on January 22r.d, and
trip to Plattsmftuth on last Monday which will continue for three days,
where they were called to look after Following the sale with the comple
tion of the changing and decorating
where he of the store room, the business will
hab made h:.- home for seme time be removed which will tie alter nexi
past, was a visitor in Weeping V.'a- week.
ter for a number of days during the
past wjeek. Lee is a son of Albert Miss Genivieve Hobson Resigns
Marshall, and came to visit the fath- There was a place in the teaching
er. The visit was a very pleasant force of the Weeping Water schools
one. Mr. Ma' hall also was visiting made vacant by the resignation of!
with friends here. Coming, he was Miss Genivieve Hobson who has con-
wiih another party and while they eluded to cease leaching, and which
were coming they experienced a has been filled by the appointment of
: wreck near Ir.dianola. and had to Miss Dorothea Dudley of Guide Rock, i
make the remainder of the trip on and who has been attending school
the train while their car was being at Peru of late. Miss Dudley began
repaired. They returned on Monday her work this week,
and picked up the auto at Indianola, j
returning to Denver, their home.
some business matters.
I'ncle Louis H. Voting
quite poorly at his home northwest of
Nehawka for some time pasr. and has
been receiving the care of the family
I Vei ner Lundberg,
has been and many others.
Eugene Nutzman
Dorothy Sebastian in Her Latest
Ladies KSust Play
ALSO
FREE Cannon LinenFREE . . i
To Every Ladv Patron
TI: c. Lena Anna Brust D.es.
Mis. Ellis Very Poorly.
Mrs. George E'.lis is very poorly at
the hospital in Omaha where she was
Will Give Concert.
Thp two hands, the Nehawka band
physician but is reported as being an1 the iwiston band will on Tues-
slightly improved at this time.
day of the coming week, give a con-
Lenry Ross and the family were rr,:t mi entertainment at the audi-
v f ir- and lo klr:g after some buei- torium of Nehawka and which will
i matters In Nebraska Oity on r,e an exccllent one for the bands
S-.i'rrrday of hist -week. They d:cnre bolh are wu trained and at the same
ore to the big town in Otoe county time contain many very fine musi
to vi: it friend anil do their trading. cianf: Be sure an(i do not have the'
P. v.. Hansen was enjoying a date cccnpied Tuesday .January 20th.
visit on last Sunday from his parents j
Mrs. Frank Brust, formerly Miss taken some time since. Mrs. Elli?
Lena A. Towle, died at her home at I was poorly, and pome time since was
Nebraska City on last Monday, after I taken to the Immanuel hospital at
a hard struggle for her life from the Omaha, where she was to undergo an
disease, cancer. Miss Lena operation for relief, but as her condi-
A. Towle was the daughter of Mr. tion was so serious it was thought
Frank and Agusta Towle and sister better no to attempt to operate un
it Mr. Geo. A. Towle at whose home til she was stronger. The physicians
Grandmother Towle makes her home, have endeavored to build her up until
also a sister of Earl Towle. who has she might have sufficient strength
lhilfl VPn 10 been spending the winter at Milwau- for the ordeal. She grew rather v
V.illiU.l CII, v je(? wiV.. and Harry Towle of Long thru better and it was feared for her
. , , wmmmm mmmm . Beach, California. Besides she leaves recovery. However she was repo'r- rj
fi-fi th nrHoi thp husband, her mother and three sltgbtly
" J ,-ons. ir.ev benia Lvle Brust of Den-
ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
Adults
ror Job Printing.
PUBLIC AUCTION
ver. Colo., Rex of San Diego, and
Vere of Nebraska City. Mrs. Brust
:has been a sufferer from cancer for
some time and has undergone two
operations for relief, and it was
improved
die of the week.
during the mid-
Received Gold Medal.
Vinton Rehmeier. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Rehmeier. livine north
west cf Weeping Water is the recip-
J. ('. Hansen and wife of Omaha,
and who were accompanied by a bro
ther of the docor. Warren Hansen
and aunt and uncle P. H. Hansen and
wire of Omaha.
Make Good on Sale.
The day fine and the way was
pleasant, so there was a large crowd
nt the sale which was held by Au-
The undersigned will s. 11 the prop-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gregg were over , brey Hopkins, five miles north or .e
to Mynard on last Sunday where hawka, and that the buyers might
they visit with their friends, jbe comfortable, the Ladies Aid of the
Mrs. racob Smith. The lat- Murray church served lunch, and
t-i being quite ill at his home in were abje to realize some forty dol
th pla . He was much plea-ed ,,ars from thelr saie hich thev tnrn
t.. have h.s friends come to sef. him V(1 h church, and were phased
John G. Wunderlich and the good , tV . . . ,. ' ,,
j that thev were able to serve so well,
wrfe were enjoying a very fine day '
on la.st Sunday, when Mr. and Mrs.
CI; yfen A. Rosencrans and their lit
tle son were guests at the Wunder-
throught until recently that she was jent of a Gf),d AJe,Ial which was giv
gemng oetter. nut ouring tne time hi bv th wilson Packing com-
civ ticimi i,uin- o PiTt.iif inptinn me cancer was eating inward anil rT f't,iMm Thr.moc art Win
?t the farm 3. miles northeast of l'ietrated the lungs which produced prf.sidPnti fnr his being the most out
Nehawka; 2 miles west and 3 miles hemorrhage of the lungs which pro- BtaildinK member of a boys club in
south of Murray and 9 miles east and ... UL uclu- ibc iuu w (he raijiPr of two very line batty
mile south of Weeping Waier,
Nebraska, on
Goori News Of! the Wire.
A message flashed from San diego
licb home, atxl who were also joined early Monday morning, brought some
by I. ester Wunderlich and his friend.
;:: - Lillian O'Donnell.
good news, to the home of M.r. and
Mrs. Henry Wessell, that they were
Mrs. Joseph Cisney who has been blessed by being the grandparents of
Tuesday, Jan. 20fh
beginning at 10:00 o'clock a. n. .
with lunch served on grounds, the
following described property, to-wit:
9 Head Horses and Mules
held on Thuntdav of this week from
Nebraska City, and interment made
there.
Ear Towle Here.
beeves of the white short horn va
riety and also for the growing of the
finest Chester white barrow. It will
be remembeied that the stock of Vin
ton was shown at the state fair, the
Earl Towle who is spending the Cass county fair and the Omaha Ak
wir.fer at Milwaukee, upon hearing Sar-Ben stock show at each place
of the extreme illness of his sister, scoring high, and winning the prem
M -. Frank Brust of Nebraska City. . inns in their class. Vinton sure
One bay horse. 7 years old. weight started and driving all night and day knows the art of raising good stock
1600; one black mare, 6 years old, hoped to be able to see the sister of any kind,
v. eight 13001; one hay mare, smooth alive. While he pushed the car to its
mouth, weight 1400; two bay mares, utmost, during the night, the dis
6 and 6 years old. weight 2900: two tat.ee was too great and he was not
black mare mules, 3 years old, wt. tble to arrive at Nebraska City in
2 5"0; two black mules, smooth time to ;;ee the sister alive. He was
FCR SALE
:-;i-"Ming the past nearly a month in
the west where she ha. been visit
ing her parents at I'asedena. C all- formorlv IMm Velnia WpkkpII hut now
I Bbe al visited with friends ; Mns Jcssie M-'.ler who with the hus-
i!i uoa aageies ana at eu wnue sne.haml are ajso happy over the event
v. mi'ie. :i h. t isney is 10 arrivt
home on Thursday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Rough
were over to Crete on last Sunday,
a very nne eight pound young lady
he riaiiebtpr of the'- dauehter. the
O'-rndfather Wessell is pretty well
pleased over the happy event.
where they visited for the day at the
I ne Of their daughter. Mrs. W: son
s'.nd enjoyed a vers- pleasant time.
On their return they stopped at Lin
The Corn Will Grow.
I", (i. Hansen living northwest of
Nehawka. who picked his corn sev
eral week aeo. placing it In a crib.
coin where they visited for a little but fm some cause a slight nmount
ot moisture got in the crib and on
the corn. Mr. Hansen also butchered
a few days since and after having
smoked bis meat, went to the crib to
hang it so that it would have a good
. ,j place to air. found the corn growing
nicety, so weorge win not nave to
test his corn for he knows it will
grow That is pretty well for De
cember weather in this climate.
time with a brother of Mr. Rough.
George Wessell and wife are hap
py, us well as Grandfather and
Grandmother Jacob Weasel 1, all on
account of the arrival of a very fine
boy at the home of George? Wesse
and son. the young man. his two
little sisters and the mother are do-i-.j
finely, while George ts doing tol-
rabljr well.
James J. Pollard and George Pol
lard were over to Omaha on last
Ge- 3 "Wev; Orm Shelby
warren Munn who is a veteran
very anxious to see the sister, but
was denied the great boon. He visit
ed in Weening Water, following the
One red cow. I years old; one red funeral today.
rrouth, weight 2G00.
30 Head of Catt!
cow. .-. years old: one reel and white
cow. G years old; one Holstein cow,
years old ; one roan cow, 4 years
old: one Guernsey cow, 8 years old;
one Jersey cow, 5 years old. and calf;
Mrs. Charles H. Gibson Birthday
Mrs. Ben Gibson, sister-in-law of
Mrs. Charles H. Gibson, knowing of
the nassir.K of the birthdav anni-
one red heifer. . years old, and cair ; v rsary of Mrs. Charles Gibson, pel
one reci cow, .- years oin; one reu fected
t'arl E. Bay - Sons will sell o"C
'-of their 2 year old Registered Black
Percheron stallions at the Theo Davis
.farm. Sab- 2 miles south and one
:mile west of Weeping Water on Jan.
' 20, 1931. They also have nt their
stock farm, for sale at private treaty,
some young teams of heavy draft
; horses." either broken or not broken,
' to work.
PLATTSMOUTH'S BUSIEST STORE
last Satuieav v.as the bigg-: r.y em stcrc ha- had since
epening-. It lack thr-h everyone ia Plattsrnotith buy
.d at KINKY-DINKY. Below are a few of car prices
for FBIDAY AND EA1ULDAY. Buy all vcu want n; linit
SunAst Navels
r r s ? a
fcfcGiJ Per head
Small Size M"q. Size Lares Size
2 Dczen
29
utzen.
39
Dozen
29
Solid, Crisp
7V2
Gaps Fspfliit Sfze 4 tor ZS
2.25
A DDI C4 Fancy WINESAPS
4 lbs., 29c. Bu. basket
r. 1M k . . Can
X
Peaches
FOOD PRODUCTS
DEL K0KTE. Large No. 2V2
cans. Halves cr Sliced. 2 cans for.
P-i Dozen Cans.
i Pears
DLL MONTE 3 AST LETTS. Very fine.
Laige N. 21; size cans. 2 cans for
Per Dozen Cans. 2.94
49
Pineapple
DEL MONTE. Sliced. Large
No. 2Vo size cans. 2 cans for
Per Dozen Cans, 2.94
49
Apricots
Spinach
mm
BEL MONTE. Large No. 2- ?
size cans. Heavy syrup. 2 cans for.
Pei Dozen Cans. 2.94
No. 1 size
cans. 2 fcr.
21
No. 2V size
cans. 2 for. .
49
33
HINKY-DINKY BEST
24-ib. bag, 73. 48-lb. . .
1.19
COFFEE
DEL MONTE. Vacuum pack. 0J
i-lb can. Friday or Saturday jU
GRAPE FRUIT
PRUNES I
DEL MONTE. Finest
packed. 8-cz.. lO: No. 2.
19
SANTA CLARA Med. siz;
2 pounds. 15 . 25 pound box.
PURITAN NUT. Mcst
popular brand. 2 pounds.
1.59
35
?7ivTsEiirs MC'iro gram creamef::
.- , ii Ft;
riday. Saturday. Per pound
25
Ocld's Sterling Smoked
Picnics. 6-6 lb. av.. Lb. .
12V
Dold's Sterling Sugar
Cured. Half, whole. Lb.
CflMp 1 WHiTE NAFTHA
- jt'i Unexcelled 4y any. tO bdra.
Cigarettes
19Vs
29
cow. years old; six rel heifers, 2 arranged
V- have four k -nd young: Short- ,-u:iv- .jr.in.it . f-m.m. (lisnis.i nn.
plete surprise when she horn h1,s for ,roans an'' .Monal lsislution and R. C. Doug-
a party to reiebrate tne IT : . , , ifiiauimauoH ana siau
Off
Carton. 1.19. 2 okes. . . IJ
Ail popular brands.
Carton, 1.19. 2 pkgs.
FOR SALE
years old; one hull. ?, years old; five event. A large number of her friends Three miles south 1 on-half mih
red yearling heifers; two red year- gathered and celebrated the event . west of w pepmg ater. I hone 22.10.
lin bulls: four butket calves. Six- moat properly and gave some very
teen of these cows and heifers will nice remembrances, and also extend-
brinjr calf.
75 Head Hampshire Hogs
Twelve bred Hampshire gilts; six
old sows; twelve shoats and sows;
CO suckling pigs; 16 fall pigs; one.
Hampshire boar.
Farm Machinery, 'Etc.
ing the wish for many more such
happy occasions.
In Honor cf Friend
The Itoval Neighbors of America
POTEST ADDRESSES LEGION
MEETING AT NEBRASKA CITY
aid.
w. R. ii-.iiy. Plattamonth,
ing commander, preside!.
retir-
Sweet clover and alfalfa hay for
sale Also wood. Tele. 3K03. B
Oilmour. tfv,-
Nebraska City, Neb., Jan. 12. Ac
tivities of the American Legion t ine.'
its organization were reviewed here
and by the way, they are royal neigh- jtonight by Marcus M Poteet state
' Hfki-c: t a f-t- thnv 1 r on mnnv
:nr.i?hlmrlv a'ctu -ttirfiiMfwH n Mir- district meeting of the legion
One Hailor 2-row cultivator, new; rr n r u.i ,omuara t,-
Overland 1-row rider: Badger l-rowichris Sncl,f who with the husband J e"ns'
rider; Case 2-row machine; P & O fnmilv are tn remove to Sarnv!fiShi:
He cited the formation of the vei-
bureiu after a three-year
the building of 71 million
Thursday. tUy driving -.ami while Urn 8 el er. i we me n h ' lwidfl ,reaI listrr; narrow trea" ste"-: c-nnty with the coming of March dollars worth of hospital, for dis
they er guests of the Internal if rial , . " "'l1'1-" "i?25" " "J I Avery corn planter. 120 rods wire: r,av u-ni MMM m labled, the adjusted compensation
1 been
H. nmnnnv -r.v,. IwV. "KU HUSinesS IOI
Ins the plant which Is an in- many years- and knows the ins mad
ting place, and also wore ;t- ; "t?1. an'' ups and downs of corn
tfng better acaualnted wtih the line- Celling, has purchased a new shell
of farming machinery. Pr whrch hr h,as received and is now
, . . , , , i prepared to do absolutely the very
Prank Wolfe of Colorado, where ;,,est work p08sible
he ha? been making his home fori
come lime past, hut who has been
visiting here for the past few we;k-. BOULDER DAM STATES
was a visitor In Omaha on last Mod-I -crn-aT nwAir..0 rm
j mm ii pi tf jy ii - O wr ftlfv m
Avery corn planter. 120 rods wire; f,rst and where they will engage in jabled, the adjusted compensation
McuirmjcK mower; new Alasey-f tur- i farming The ladies nathered at the ls c,iigr-?sioii--1 n ikuh-
ris mower; Massey-Harrls side deliv-homc of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Part-Mnp from legion work: told of a five
ery rake: hay loader; 7-foot McCor-1 rege. where thev induced Mrs. Snell. ! million dollar fund raised to care
ior cniHiren 01 cusaoiee. loimauc
Listen The Music
The Nehav.ka and Lewiston Band
will give a Concert and
Entertainment
Tuesday, Jan. 2
Need help? Want a job? You can
What does the New Year hold in
store for u?" asks an exchange. I
jet results in either event by placing tha Irargsnri
vonr ad in the Journal.
ialso like very much to know.
Washington. Jan. 12. Counsel
tor the six states that are narr of
the Boulder dam pact Monday filed
answer In tho United States supreme
court to the suit brought by Arizona
to restrain them from proceeding
with the terms of the compact. The
';ites are California, Nevada. Ctah,
New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming.
The court set March for arguments
in the case.
-at-
THE NEHAWKA
AUDITORIUM
Amission, 25 c
SHOOTING MATCH SUNDAY
There will be a shooting match
held on Sunday at the farm of Jess
Terry berry, wpf! of Mynard. Match
starts at 1 :.':. Bveryosu jgj invited
Children, 10c to come and join in the match.
nibk binder: new 14-hole McCormick-
D'ering drill; Shroder corn elevator,
42 ft. long, jack and power; two John
Deere discs; two high wagons; hog
rack and wagon; hay rack; 3-sectlon
harrow; broadcast seeder; bob sled;
buggy: 2.r, and 4-bushcI Utility hog
feeders on platform; Kx8 ft. "A" hog
house; set of l'A-in. H. U. harness :
one saddle; two sets of l-inch har
ness: eight good collars; 20-barrel
tank: Cowboy tank heater; No. 15 1
DeLaval cream separator; two chick
en coops; several tons of hay, alfalfa
and timothy and clover in barn. Many
smaller articles not listed.
Terms of Sale
Amounts under $10, (ash. On sums
over $10, six months time will be
given on approved notes drawing S
Interest. No goods to be removed from
premises until settlement is made.
Owen Willis,
Owner.
REX YOUNG. Auctioneer.
WALTER J. wr.VDKRLlCIl,
Clerk.
a member of the order, to come and
THE FUNERAL
HOME
M dern conditions and stand
ards of living have called into
being an entirely new kind of
Institution for meeting a uni
versal human need The Fun
eral Home.
Planned Tor the specific pur
pose which it serves, it offers
greater efficiency and greater
convenience than was possible i county
In tho tmut f j
organisation ot junior baseball lea
gues, and achievement in Nebraska of
a state relief fund.
Poteet declared that the major leg
islative objective is the universal
j draft, to take the profit out of war
jand mobilize all resources, men, cap
ital, labor and industry to serve with
lout profit in case of war.
Fred Witt. Nehra.-ka t'lty. was
i elected district commander at the
I meet ing here, with Walter G. Wun
Iderllch, Nehawka, vice-commander.
County commanders were named
as follows:
Dr. J. G. Mnir. Milford. Seward
in the past
We are proud to be able to
offer the communities which we
serve the use of such an estab
lishment. Kto&soit Funeral
Home
WTEPINfJ WATER. NEBR.
lit nnett, Lancaster
Fred Liebers,
county.
Ben Olive. Weeping Water, Cass
county.
William Keithley, Syracuse, Otoe
county.
Department Adjutant Henry H.
Dudley discussed organization and
membership. dharlVs r. Beck out
lined work ot the veteran.-' bun an. '
Sain Reynolds, Omaha, national ex
"DEACON DUBBS"
A Home Talsnt Play Given by the Lewiston Band
Friday Evening, January 16, 1931
At the Lewiston Community Center
PERSONS IN PLAY
DHA.CON DUBBS
AMOS COLEMAN
RAW DON" CRAWLEY
MAJOR lfcVDTT
DKI TBRONOMY JONES
ROSE RALEIGH
M!;S PMILIPENA POPOVER
EMILY DALE
TRIXIE COLEMAN
YENNIE YEN'SEN
Otto Shaffer
Sheldon Smith
John Hobscheldt
Ethan Allen
Vernile Pullen
Gewolyne Hansen
Pern Frans
--Rosem iry Fredrick
Lei a Smith
Pauline Smith
SYNOPSIS
ACT 1 A country auction. The Deacon arrives from
Sorghum Center. State of West Virginia.
ACT 2 A country wedding.
ACT 3 A courftry husking bee. The Deacon takes
a wife.
Admission: Adults, 25c; Children, 150
The Money will be Used for the Band
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