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PACK FOTTE PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUBNAL THURSDAY. FEBR. 26. 1931. Union Department Prepared Exclusively for The Journal. NEW BARBER SHOP CJ Only the very best work and courteous service, always. J Located in the Propst building, Union. f Come in and get ac quainted. Will appre ciate your patronage. Dean Gillispie Barber Molly's Cafe "Service Supreme DAY and NIGHT UNION, NEBRASKA :look after the affairs of the barber i shcp. Mr. Clarke who is an excel lent barber feels that he should look after the business at the shop and I allow the others to look after the ' cafe. mover of the gathering and by sub terfuge got Mrs. P. H. McCarthy to her home where the guests assembled and where they sprung the surprise on the guest of honor. There was there besides the guest of honor and husband Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Mc Carthy. Messrs. and Mesdames C. G. McCarthy of Union, R.W. Abell, John McCarthey and also Miss Bessie Mc Carthey of Nebraska City. Come to Church Sunday. You are invited to attend the Bible school at the Baptist church the com ing Sunday and also all Sundays as well as to the preaching services. Moves to Union. E. B. Chapman, the new county commissioner moved from the farm north of Union to town on last Tues day and is occuping the residence of Frank Mrasek, which is just west of the home of Mont Robb. LOCAL NEWS ?rom Monday's Daily Attorney Guy L. Clements of Elm- wood was here today attending to The Rev. W. A. Taylor extends the j some business matters at the court, invitation to all who are not wor-, house. shiping elsewhere to come and join i Orlando Cook and son, Bert, of in the gocd fellowship which is there. : Osceola, Iowa, are here to enjoy a Native grown Red Clover seed, cleaned. $10.00. C. M. Chrisweisser. Bruce Wolfe wa? shelling and de-The services will be preached from visit with W. P. Cook, a brother of livering corn to the Stites elevator the portion of scipiure found in Ro-j Orlando Cook. on Tuesday of this week. 'mans, 10th chapter and verses 1, 2, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Warner and Business called F. H. McCarrhey to!3 and 4. Be sure and be there and family were at Glen wood where they Omaha on Tuesday afternoon this lenjoy the services. were the guests of relatives and week, he driving over to the county seat where he had some business to look after. W. A. Taylor and the good wife returned from a sojourn in California were visiting with friends ar.d also j where he was employed on a ranch, looking after some business matters in speaking of the times there says In Nebraska City on Tuesday after-'they are much worse than they are noon of this week. here, and says they are mighty Horace Griffin was busy during tcugh. the early portion of this week in the manufacturing of a four-wheled trailer for the newly appointed road overseer Jay Austin. Gust Splitt from north of town was a visitor in Nebraska City for a short time on Tuesday morning of this week, taking with him in his truck a load of very tine hogs which he had raised on his farm. Former County Commissioner C. F. Harris was a visitor in Plattsmouth where he was looking after some business matters for the morning and was a visitor at the Journal office where he was meeting his friend R. A. Bates Keiv Sixty-Two Years. William L. Stine who has been in this neighborhood for the past sixty two years, not in Union, for Mr. Stine was here before the city was Ritz Theatre Plattsmouth, Nebr. FEIDAY - SATUEDAY Betty Ccnipson and Ralph Forbes in Inside the Lines and Episode 10 (last chapter) of Tom Tyler in "Phantom of the West." Do net miss the last episode. 3 shows Sat. night. Adults, 25 ; Children, 10 SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY Anita Page and Eobt. Montgomery in War Nurse The picture of a century. One you'll never forget. Fables, Comedy and News Eeels. Admission, 35 and lO' 1 WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Grace Moore and Reginald Denny in A Lady's Morals Fiee Cannon Linen to every lady patron. Adults, 35; Children, lO tiou of the Continental Oil Co., Mr. Burkett being the attorney for the company. the court house in which he was in terested. J. W. Poster, receiver of the First National bank, was over from Shen andoah, Iowa, today to look after some matters in connection with the bank here. Mrs. W. J. Taylor, who has been here visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pred Duda, Sr., returned this morning to her home at Ashland and where Mr. Tay lor is engaged in railroad work. ENTERTAINS CLUB MEMBERS friends for the day and enjoying a Savs Times are Tough. short outing. Amos McNamee who but recently . W. E. Moore, the Union druggist. Was a visitor in the city Saturday evening where he was called to look after some matters of business for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Lawson of Mar ion, Iowa, are hers to enjoy a visit at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Garold R. Holcomb and family for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Heil. well known residents of the vicinity of Mauley, vre visitors in the city from Wednesday's Dally Sheriff Bert Reed was a visitor east of Union today to look after some business affairs for the county. Paul Streight of near Greenwood was a visitor here today where he was called on some matters of busi ness for a few hours. Martin Ruby, at one time promin ent Cass county farmer, now located at McCook, is here enjoying a visit with the relatives and friends in this county. Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping Water was a visitor in the city to day, attending to some matters at The ladies of the Social Workers Flower club entertained their hus bands and families at a valentine party at the home of Miss Helen Johnson on Saturday evening. Feb. 14th. The evening WSS spent in dancing and cards and a general good time which all enjoyed to the utmost un til the approach of the midnight hour when the members were treat ed to a very delicious lunch. Comic valentines were used in getting partners for lunch and caus ed a great deal of merriment. At a late hour the crowd dispersed after voting the ladies the best of entertainers. RED RIVER SEED Genuine Red River U. S. No. 1 Ohios and Irish Cobblers $1.50 bu.. smaller seed $1.25. Fancy Northern Sweet Clover $5. New Northern bulk Garden Seed, bulk or pkg, save 25. Ask for Catalog. Johnson Bros., Neb. City. EIGHT MILE GROVE LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday, March 1st. 10:30 a. m. English service. In connection with this service the senii- annual congregational meeting will ! be held. Christian Science Society Plattsmouth, Nebraska invites you to a Free Lecture on Christian Science by John M. Tutt, C. S. B. of Kansas City, Mo. Dr. Tutt is a Member Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, The Tiist Church o;: Christ. Scientist, Boston, Mass. Lecture to be held in Presbyterian Church SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH FIRST at 3:00 0'Clcck AN APPRECIATION Through the courtesy of the Even ing Journal the members of Fon tenelle Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all those who so kindly loaned their beautiful quilts and antiques. We are especially grateful to the ladies who were so painstaking in awarding the ribbons for the shawl and the quilt display; to those who rendered an artistic musical pro gram; and to all others who lent their aid in making our Colonial Tea a success. FOR SALE Extra got d purebred Jersey cow, ! four ye irs old. -t freshen Man h J . jAlso wcjjon in gofjd condition. John Lidgett, Union, ei. fSC-tw. FOR SALE Good pure bred Cheter White gilts for sale. Farrow in May. Charles Warga. Plaitemout h. Neb: ., Phon 1213. flU-Osv. I Maybe tho linotyper knew what he was up to when he spelled it "The i Lickcrsliam committee." organized and was a rustling lad I &u n cay ana spending a snort time j many years oerore ami ue suyj inai " this is the verv best winter thai has1 Sheriff Bert Reed come this way during the time, and Mr. Stine knows. Prepare Rccm fov New Shop Ray Fahrlander and Dean Gilles pie, the latter the new barber who has jsut moved his barber shop to ind County Treasurer John E. Turner, were at Lincoln today where they spent a few hours visiting with friends and attending to some county business. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sealock and children and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Yost of Omaha were here Sunday to I . , . . e if ill, ill,- ii.it i i: .11 ill. , Rudolph Ramsel of Plattsmouth , .iT o t SitVnan home Mrs Sea'ock Heine a was a visitor in Union for a short ng the east portion of the Propst ?Ilzn n ti sea-.ocK nnng a was a Mt-iioi in l nion ioi a. si .c smaller room for a daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Sitzman time on last Monday and was visiting minding into a smaiie. loom ior a mith of Flor- while here with a number of hi barber shcp and in which .Mr. Gilles-; Mr. ami mis. j. j hniitii ot i lor wnne nere wun a iiuiuutr u u tmarmtm his husines; Mr 'once and Mis. Ward Smith ana son. friends and was a guest with P. F. P.e operate ins ousineso. mr. r luni Rnnriav rat Tisht, thuv hnvinp- hpen frifnl fr,; Oillespie is having water piped into v ara. jr.. weie nere faunuay as guests Rihn. the having been triends to, which will materially assist at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. the past thirty years. tne snop v. men WUJ materially assist l-.tter i daughter of Mr ! ifil vii-7.,i,ptii Rohh nt Whraqki m the conduct ot the place as it will Hates, tne latter a uaiifeiiter ot Mr. Miss Klizat.etn KODD Ot ISeDraShH ' . . . , . an,i tr. an,th Mrs T 1 Smith rp- i a r : t t-i , 1. 1. i : : , . iiiiiiisii .in Li ii u ii u.i nee in inn Linti nuu ; ... . - - - . ami 1 1 june nuuu ui uiiivuiu t 21- HEAD-21 City were visiting for the day on last Sun day at the home of Grandfather Mont Robb and daughte . Miss Agu.sta Robb of Union, and where all en Joyed the visit very much. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Keene has been quits poor ly from an attack of intestinal flu. with which the little one-has been afficted. Everything is being done for the little one and it is hoped that she will soon be well again. The daughters of H. W. Griffin and wife were enjoying a visit at Plattsmouth for the most of last week, and when Mr. and Mrs. Griffin went to bring them home, Jvirs. L M. Griffin mother of Horace down and spent the week er. the family here. Warren Wickham who has made his home at Wyoming came to Union and has rented a portion of the A. L. Becker building ana opened a auto repair shop there. This makes three ind Union and gives to this hustling town the testimony that it is a good lively town. Mr. and Mrs. EaiT Merritt were over to Omaha on last Monday where they went to see a specialist regard ing the condition of the health of Mrs. Merrit, which has been poorly for the past number of months. It is hoped that they may be able to se cure some treatment which will com pletely restore the health of Mr-. Merritt to what it was before her illness. Wm. Kiser who has been in the employ of the Ira Clarke barber shop for a number of weeks past, depart- water Will Meet in Nebraska City. The meeting of the Woman's Aux iliary of the Episcopal church for this district will be held at the St. Mary's church in Nebraska City on mained over for a longer visit while the others of the party returned home last evening. This Sale will be held at the JOHN A. STANDER f-r-n near Manley X m From T'.esrtav's Tar!y Julian McNatt was a visitor in Omaha today, going to that city on March Srd. All members are urged ! the earl' Burlington train to spend tn ho in altonHnnro nt this; niPPtiniTi lew flour.-. Willi intJDOJ. Saturday, 28 for it is an important one. Union a Lively City. Tho depression so called, which Jms boon eatine into the business of the whole world, finds hard sledding in Union, for during the so-called i siege of exceedingly hard times all C. F. Harris, former county com- i missioner, of Union, was in the city ' for a short time today visiting friends j and looking after some matters of business. County Treasurer John E. Turner WM at Omaha today where he was j in attendance at the convention of being held at ntcAC? ' 1 1 CAven nisi nui it uiiica . . i . , cametheui!dinRS of Union are fille(1 ap tho county treasurers d with !,i4.x, ,v, f f that city. ",lu "l "-" "l r v r,,i,ii cn..v. i,wi fiee which Dr. W. W. Claybaugh oc- c, "' cupied and if there is no need of ?am? J? "S"?,. 2?J? 111., Ullfllli;! , 11. I ' I ' I I K 11 U II VI ily here and meeting the many old healthy one. The A. L.. Becker build- ; n,ew ling on lower Main street has two oc- 1 fiinants. one the new restaurant j time friends. Fred H. Ramge of Sheridan, '. i . i. i i i "Mollie's Cafe.' and also a garage j ' w "as ! ' and repair shop conducted by War- P, Mr and Mrs. ren Wickham, who with fc mother I . rL' r- Kamge, returned this mom- has recently come here from Wyom ing. The Propst building has now three occupants, the electric :,hop and store of Ray Fahrlander. th barber shop of Dean Gillespie and th beauty parlor which fills this building pretty well. Attend Coloria! Tea. A number of the women of Union were over to Plattsmouth on Tuesday afternoon of this week where they were attending the Colonial Tea at thi narlnrs nf thp Prpuhvtprian ed early this week tor tus nome at i church at that city. Among those en Norfolk where he will engage In the ' joying the meeting from Union were barber business. Mr. Clarke will con duct the shop in the future and has secured Mart Partrege, and wife, the latter formerly Miss Heulah Clarke to assist in the cafe, while Ira will Mesdames D. R. Frans, J. and Mary B. Allison. D. Cress FARMERS9 Mutual Insurauce C ompany o Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska Appointed District Manager. F. H. McCarthey was appointed as the district manager of the Reliance Insurance company and has been giv en six counties in the first congres sional district which is composed of Cass, Otoe, Richardson. Pawnee. Johnson and Nemaha. The duties of Mr. McCarthey will be to see" after the business of these counties and to appoint and instruct agents for his company in the proper conduct of the business of the company. ling to his home in the west C. H. Kammann. of St. Louis, well known quarry man of that section of Missuri. was here for short time to day and visiting with A. J. Jackson of the George W. Bell Co., of this city. Donald F. Schneider departed this afternoon for Cedar Creek where he will spend a few days with the rela- ! tives and old time friends while en- joying a vacation from his work at the shops. Trill ti W . . ; t t i n ' Vi -n f Vioi- ! S r II II ' i i i ' i i ! i CK11II i I ' ' ' . 1 ' 1 , V A A - Ketlethut of near Nehawka were here today for a short time, being en route to Omaha where Mrs. Kettle hut is taking treatment at one of the hospitals there. Hon. Elmer J. Burkett of Lincoln. was here today attending to some matters at the court house relative to the construction of the new sta- i f f f i f i t i t 1 T f 1 1 f Y X V Beginning at 1 :OQ O'Clock, P. M. i nis rarm is tocatea one miie soutneast or lvianiey on a gravel road as near tne center of the county as we can get). Remember the hour, starting at 1 o'clock p. m., sharp. 2 One team black mares, 8 and 9 years old, weight S10C One team brown and black mares, 7 and 8 years old, wt. 2900 One team bays, gelding and mare, 4 years old, weight 2650 One team mares, sorrel and bay, 10 years old, wt. 2400 One team, black and brown, 3 years old, weight 2400 Gie gray horse, 10 years old, weight 1550 One gray horse, 11 years old, weight 1400 One black mare, 3 years old, wt. 1250 One black mare, 7 years old, wt. 1300 One bay mare, 12 years old, wt 1300 One gray horse, 5 years old, weight 1350 One team oft smooth mouth geldings and a kids9 team. Wt. 2800 One saddle horse, 10 years old, wt. 1000 One team o yearling molly mules r X 1 X Surmised Mrs. McCarthey. Mrs. F. H. McCarthey passed a milestone in tne journey of life on $478,000,000.00 Insurance in Force, j last Friday and a large n umber of 5.731,000.00 Paid in Losses since e'f"Sf Sme tcl tho e of t- ' ' c q McCarthey where they properly ( celebrated the passing of tho event. Mrs. C. G. McCarthy was the prime organization. 177,127.80 Insurance in Cass county. 1,050,000.00 Surplus to Policy Holders. 53,000 Members 1 i ! The man who is selling this load of horses is Carl Holscher, the same man who sold at Manley last year. These horses come from Imperial, Nebr. (right off the ranch). All horses are broke to work just like you want them, and their ages are given correctly. Every horse sold to you must be as represented to you, or you can bring it back where you bought it and get your money back. Mr. Holscher is a Home Man Born and Raised at Syracuse, Neb. Now, these horses will be at the Stander farm for your inspection on TUES DAY, February 24th and from then on until sale day. You may come and hitch up and drive them yourself to your heart's content, any time before the sale date, so that when you. come to the sale you will know exactly what you want to buy, and no guesswork. Farm Property and Town Dwelling) Insurance at Cost. Liabijty -of mem- We make fcsrs limited, w. Xj. otrauD, rresiaent For the Best Groceries & Meats SEE US PRINCE Gray Percheron PHONE 6121, UNION, NEBE. Reverse Call 20 Years Agency with This Company C. F. Harris. Agent Union, Nebr. it our practice to furnish absolutely the very best goods at a price within the reach of all. Highest price paid for Country Produce. ft. D. STINE Union, Nebr. A 4 Xo. ft. old, steel gray stallion, reg. 1!)5698, good bone and style, wt. 1800 lbs., will make season on the J. A. Pltz farm 3 miles south of Platts mouth, Nebr., at $12 service fee, to insure colt to stand and suck. If mare is sold, traded or removed from place located when bred service fees become due and must be paid at once. Colt stands good for service fees. Care will be taken to precent accident, but will not be responsible should any occur. R. T. CUTHRELL Manager and Owner In case o stormy weather, we will hold the sale under cover in a nice barn TERMS Cash, unless you have made arrangements with Clerk. Carl Holscher, Owner Imperial, Nebraska REX YOUNG, Auctioneer Wm. J. RAU, Clerk