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PAGE TWO PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL MONDAY. JULY 27. 1931. Alvo News Qood Used Oit Cook lias cotnpletad his com bining at both places thlfl last week. .Mr. jind Mrs. Joe ickers ami fam ily and Mr. ami Mrs. Dick Fischer enjoyed a picnic dinner at Antelope Sunday. The Carl QaM family have enjoyed an mm inn at hake Okitboji from Fri ll. :y until Sunday. Juhn Skinner wan battling wheat lor Turner McKinnon and George Vttet on l-vst Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. tattl Elliott and fam ily of Auburn, have been spending a few days visiting the Frank Edwards family. Supt. SneAgen has purchased a new V.'illy.s-Knight car. lie has been driv ing a Model A Ford sedan and traded ii for the larger car. M.s. S. C. Boyles was a visitor in Ashland on last Wednesday, driving ( ver in her car to visit with friends thtre for the afternoon. Joan Took as guest of Dr. John son's of Kearney, left for a trip to the mountains on Friday. They ex- j. set to be gone two eeks. Florence Roelofyz has been visit Ing in Lincoln this week with her grandparents and with Miss Cora Bnavely, also Mrs. Minnie Dunkle. Misses Dorothy Petersen and her tister Agnes who is visiting here at tliis time were spending several days With friends and relatives in Lincoln last wei k. Miss Hazel Dickhute of Lincoln was a visitor with her friends the Misses Bark hurst at the Barkhurst home in Alvo for over the week end last week! Mrs. Oliver Campbell's mother. Mrs. esset, has been spending a few days at the Campbell home and helping conk for the threshers. She returned on Sunday. John Banning and the pood wife were over to Cnion on Tuesday of last week Where they were visiting with friends as well as locking after some business matters. Daring the rush f business inci dent the Chfreshing period. Elmer linsenow who is one of the very best el bands has been assisting in the store of Edward Nelson. Win. Rummel. former county as sessor who is engaged in the oil business in P1;M ; miouth was a visi tor with some of his many friends in Aivo one flay last week. TLe John Foreman family are camping at D. Witt, Nebr., where Mr. Fort man is stationed for his gravel Inspection work. They expect to re main until school starts at Lincoln. Gladys Jordan age 3. returned from the Bryan Memorial Hospital at Lincoln, on last Friday. She has been at the hospital for eighteen days, fol lowing an operation for appeudicitis. Mrs. Frank Cook entertained sev eral holies at a bridge party on Wed- day. A delightful time was had by all present and delicious reiiesL nu nis of ice cream and cake were, served by the hostess. M .. Edith Kitsel. Kendall 'and!" Corenne, motored to Gin i'mT Island, to' receive information about Kendall ! gistcrintr for school ( but decided they would rather not attend there and returned the same day. J. BuxkhUrs! and wife of Ne braska City, were guests for over last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Baikhurst and wife and all enjoyed the visit very much, the Messrs' Barkhurst being brothers. Edgar Edwards was called to Lin- ).; 01 v day last week to look aTter .s' lue business matters in the line of business transacted by his hardware Store and while he was away the place Of business was looked after by I.. D. KTuilen who is ever endeavor ing to do some good act for a neigh bor. Simon Rehnu ler, the elevator man was receiving wheat from a number of threshers on last Wednesday, anil was placing the elevator ready for shipment. He had shipped some five ;iis a t the end of last week and while there is a good deal of tend ency to store wheat a great deal is being offered at the receiving ele . tor. Among those delivering on last Wednesday were Hoy Leaver, Inches in length and a fracture also caused in her collar bone. The lit! It lady was taken to the hospital at Lin coln where she is being cared for ami all are wishing that she may be able to return soon much improved in her condition and that she may soon be well again. Cars! 1930 Fad Town Sedan $550 1930 Ford Tudor 425 1923 Chevrolet Coach 365 1S29 Chevrolet Ccach 340 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 250 1923 Essex Coach 250 129 Graham Paige Sedan 325 1929 Whippet Coach 325 1929 Ford Truck 425 128 Chevrolet Truck 165 1924 Ford Truck , 65 1924 Chevrolet Panel Truck-- 25 1927 Chrysler Coach ' 225 1927 Ford Pick-Up. Euckstell 95 1G2S Graham-Paige Coupe- 2SO 1325 Studebaker Touring 35 1925 For d Touring 20 1925 Ford Tudor 30 1926 Ford Coupe 75 1923 Fcid Coupe 20 1929 Ford Tudor 295 1526 Ford Touring 45 1925 Studebaker Coupe 125 Fordson Tractor 175 Tractor Plow 50 1825 Buick Touting 125 Terms if You Wish! Piattsstiouih Motor Co. Manley News Items honis Krccklow and the remainder of the family are expected to come to Manley for a vacation during the early portion of August. .Miss Anna Rautb was a visitor at home from her work in Omaha and was guest with her father J. C. Rautb for over the week end. Teddy Harms and wife were over to Omaha on last Monday where they were tailed to look after some busi ness matters in connection with thei store here. Qrover Rhoden and wife enter tained on last Sunday at their hum and had as their guests for the oc casion. Roy Rhoden and family of near Klmwood and Carl Rhoden aiol girl friend of Omaha ami all enjoy ed the occasion very nicely. George Ran and a nephew, son of Frank Ran of Utica, were visiting in Manley for over Sunday, returning on last Monday where George is look ing after the store of his brother, Frank while Frank was looking after some other business for a short time. Alvin Jung and family, who have been making their home at Beatrice, w re visiting in and about Manley for a time last week, they being while here guest.s at the home of John Hell and John Rohrdanx and also visited Wtih many other friends as well. Harold Krecklow was a visitor in Omaha last Monday, going to meet a nephew who was coming to visit here. Mr. Ramon Krecklow, Bon of Louis Krecklow of Milwaukee, and who was to come on the bus line but as it was many hours late Harold drove over for the nephew. On last Sunday Fred Flaisehman ami tlx family were over to Ashland where they were guests for the day at the home of their daughter, Mis Charles Gade ami family, anil were accompanied by Mrs. Frank Wanna maker and Uncle Earnest Daniels ot Weeping Water, all enjoying the visit very much. LOCAL NEWS From Thursday Dally Mrs. liese Creamer and daughters, Mrs. A. H. Djixbury and Mrs. Marion j Duxbury. ami the children, were in i Omaha today where they visited with Mrs. Chris Metzger and family. Albei t and Reuben Hathaway, two Of the old-time residents and prosper-: ons farmers of the vicinity of Union,! were in the city this afternoon, visit ing and attending to business mat tarn. Mrs. Frank Lukacek and son.j Frank, of ftlngfisher, Oklahoma, arc here for a visit at the home of Mrs.' Lukacek's patents, Mr. and Mrs. i James Janca a ad the many old friends. Mr. ami Mrs. Herbert St oil ofJ Douglas. Nebraska, were in the City today to look after some business matters and also visiting at the home of Mrs. Stoll's parent, Mr. and Mrs. i w. )'. Bltsman. Misses Mary and Kleanor Bwatekl are spending a ! w days at Have-lock : as guests of Misses Florence and Mar- i garel Nelson, Bchooi friends, and en-i Joying the many places of interest in ' ind near Line ..In. Dr. ami Mrs C.w' Haumeis'er of Chlckasha, Oklahoma, former reel- dents bere, are enjoying a visit at the borne or their s)"' Max Baum-1 eister and family ami the many old time nit nds in this locality. Clyde Q raves ami slater. Miss Ona. and alias Louise Rummel departed this morning i'".' Norfolk, Nebraska, for si short vi.sit and will then go to Kearney and other points in the west part of the state on a short ouring. Dr. Fi nest Kiec.k of Cedar Rapids, lOWB, was here tor a short linn; to day, en route to Kansas City, Mis souri, where he is to attend a clinic for a short time. Dr. Kieek is a bro ther of County Attorney W. G. Kieek. Mi-, and Mrs. Rudolph Kamsel of this city, who have been visiting for the past week at Storm Lake and other points in northern Iowa, re turned home Wednesday ami report a very pleasant trip and visiting many places of interest. Robert Ripley cartooned the other day a gent who could listen to an ora tion ami repeal it verbatim. 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Cans 1 lb. cans. 2 for A Gocd Vaiiety to Choos From at BIGHT PRICES Quart jar 39c Pork 3Sear..3 tOc 25 c Iag- No. BVfc Size Cans 2 for .25c Mavy Beans Geiiuine Michigan Eeans 3 lbs. for 23c Fancy Western Beans 4 lbs. for 25c Sweet Bermuda Onions Fine White Bermudas Per pound 5c aft Csmi Fork and Beans Medium size cans of this Best Known Brand. Now 3 cans, 25c You Elmer West. T. M. McKUmOU, M'le Miller and George Pifer. Mr. and Mrs. Art lieiers' son, age 14. of Cortland, Xehr., is very ill at a hospital at Lincoln. Ahout two weeks ago he scratched his leg and :aid nothing ahout it and due to his over alls rubbing the sort, it became in fected and finally he was taken to the doctor and cared for. but he seem ed to lose his weight and strength, so was taken to Lincoln this week, and found that his lungs were infect ed. We are BO sorry to hear of such M .. s. lor those who knew him when Threshing About Over. The threshing crews ahout Man ley have ahout completed iheir work in this line and were awarded with good returns and of a good quality. There is but a small proportion of the grain being Bold, much of it be ing stored. they lived north of Alvo, remember him as being an ambitious and sturdy youngster. It is hoped by all their friends that he will recover from such ah illness and be about again. Sideswiped in Lincoln. While James Friend was returning from a trip to Lincoln where he had been shopping late last week, and was turning on to O street to quit ti e town which was named in honor of i he very best president this na tion ever had. a woman coming along with a high powered car and making more speed than the tortoise did when it ran the race with the rabbi', sideswiped the car driven by James. the result that her own car was c areened into the lawn of a residence nearby, and a few other cars mixed up in the wreck, until the traffic was congested and finally stopped. The po lice w re invoked to adjust griev ances, but fortunate was our citizen James, as he was able to get out of the badly disturned crowd with the payment of only one dollar for the repairs of his own car. The new Miit'. mobile judgment law effecting drivers license goes into effect Aug ust 3rd, Back from the West. Las: Sunday John Crane who has been on a lumberman's excursion for the past two weeks, steing the sources from which the lumber of commerce is supplied, the forests, the mills and the jobbers and starting from Manley went first to Omaha, where the excursion was started, they went to Minneapolis, and from there west over the Northern Pacific, taking in all the places where the larger lumber interests are located. They visited the national park, seeing the wonder of the plate, stop ping at Spokane, Vancouver. Port land. Seattle, and from Portland tin y were driven in autos 17C miles to Grant Pass and then went to Eureka. California and on to San Francisco, and cm down the coast to Los An geles, coming home from there via Salt Lake City. One of the most wonderful points and the grandest scenery was the Royal Gorge, which was about forty rods long and loak ed lik it was impossible to get thru with the projecting rocks. Taking the trip all in till. Mr. Crane thinks it wonderful and well worth the trip to see. from l"riil:t-h l;t!y Attorney C. E. Tfft of Weeping Water was here for a short time to day looking after some matters in the county court. Herman Ross of near Union was here for a short time today looking after some matters of business and visiting with friends. Mis. Warren Tulene departed this men in?; for yaycee, Wyoining, where she will visit with her daughter, Mrs. George she and family for a Bhort time. I). C. LaRne, one of the old time residents of 1'iiion, was in the city lor a few hours today looking aft r some matters of business and visit ing with friends. Mrs. C. A. Johnson and daugh ter. Vera, departed this afternoon for Denver where t!ay will visit with David Larson, brother 6T Mrs. John son, and his family for a short time. F. I. Ra. nnipager of the Ne braska district of ihe Iowa-N'ehraska Light & Power Co., with his daugh ter. Ann Marie anil Margaret, mo-tort-d to Humboldt today and from where the daughters go to Hiawatha. Etahaas, to visit relatives. G. W. ParreU of Shelton, Washing ton, arrived here hist eve ning for a visit at the home- of his sisters, Mrs. If. L5. Alhn of this it and Mrs. J. H. Fulton of south 3f Plattsmouth. This is the first visit of the brother cans, Special showin: must see what we offer in our Drv Goods department. Special showing of good quality Siik Underwear, Warner Corsets, Bekiing-Hemingway Silk Hose and a beautiful line of Prints and Peter Pan Vash Materials at prices in line with the present market on farm products. Come to wurl's Store, corner 6th and Main. E. A. WURL BMWTTaifi mill II HI llil F"3- in many years and is being enjoyed to the utmost by the members of the families. Tr-onr Saturday's IJallv Mrs. Helen Goodmiller. of Fairfax, South Lakota. who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LbUiS pJnnf kak. tor a shut time, has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Penny and ton, Gerald, of Lawrence. Kansas, arrived here this afternoon to visit at the F. I. Rea bottle, they being uncle and auttl !" Mrs. Rca. Everett Gooding and son, Clifton, of Omaha, wore in the city for a short time tcday looking after some mat ters nf business and visiting the many old time friends. Attorney Carl D. Ganz of Alvo was a visitor in the city today for a few hours to attend to some matters of business at the district court in which he was interested. HAS A CLOSE CALL BAYER ASPIRIN is always SAFE Beware of Imitations OENUINE Bayer Aspirin, the kind that doctors prescribe and millions of users have proven safe for over thirty years, can easily be identified by the name Bayer and the word genuine as above. Genuine Bayer Aspirin is safe and sure; it is always the same. It has the unqualified endorsement of physicians and druggists everywhere. It does not depress the heart, and no harmful effects follow its use. Bayer Aspirin is the universal anti dote for pains of all kinds. Headaches Neuritis Colds Neuralgia Sore Throat Lumbago Rheumatism Toothache Aspirin is the trade-mark of Bayer manufacture of monoaceticacidester of saiicylicacai. Ta:",ing of John Maurer. I hh Maurer was boin on July 4th 1S6C, ui Germany, and with his bio th"T. George Maurer. came U- Amer ica rr.orc Than forty years a?:, When he and the brother were both young men, and made their home a few miles from Plattsmouth. where they farmed tor a number of years and later moved to the neighborhood of Elmwood where they continued to farm and later purchased a farm a few miles north of Kagle, where they batched and farnled, neither ever marrying. They were sturdy citizens and made excellent farmers and were honored by their many friends and neighbors. During the past few wee ks the past few weeks John Maur er sickened and died on July 17th, at the home, the funeral being held from the South German Lutheran church of Ragle on July 19th. the interment being held at what Is known a Pleatant Ridge cemetery north of Kagle near where their farm is located. The funeral was in charge t the W. L. Hobson and Son funeral home of Weeping Water. The depart ing of this excellent citizen leaves a vacancy in the home which he and the brother maintained for many years. His influence for good will be missed in the community. He leaves '.n mourn his demise his brother. George Maurer. Also the three Trupk.enholi brothers Louis, Henry and George and their families as well ai George Ryder and others. Arnold Harms, formerly of Man ley, son of Thed Harms, well known merchant of that place, had a very close call from death at Chicago re cently. The young man with a party of friends was bathing at one of the many beaches along Lake Michigan, when the members of the party were about to leave the water, it was dis covered that Mr. Harms was having difficulty in getting to shore and he sank three times in the waters of the lake before he could be reached by rescuers. As the young man was tak en from the water he was apparently lifeless and it required considerable work on the part of guards and the friends to bring back any signs of life. The efforts to revive the young man were continued and he is now fully over the effects of th-? very close call that be had from drowning. I Barh's Weeklv BARGAINS Blue Broadcloth Shirts for Bargain Day These solid blue fast color broad cloth shirts by Elder made to re tail at SI. 35 go on sale Wednes day, July 2)th, at $1- K Eveiy size standard Elder cut All ycu want to a customer on and workmanship, this one day oafy'l COZY BARBER SHOP The Cozy barber shop will be open for the benefit of the natrons on Wednesday evenings during the sum mer season. Best of service and reasonable prices, haircut, 40c shave, 20s; shampoo, 35c;' massage 35s. ARNOLD LILLTK. j23-4tw. Proprietor. FOR SALE Fresh Guernsey cows. Likewise & Pollock, Phone 3103, Murray, Nebr. VERY SERIOUSLY INJURED Little Betty Mutz, the twelve year did granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 Bird of Alvo, while engaged in games witn some ot ner little girl friends at the Bird home stepped on a loose board in the hay mow of the barn with the result that it tipped, allowing the young lady to fall to the i ground a distance of some twelve feet land as she descended she turned en tirely over, lighting on her head, vrltb the result that a fracture was rendered in the skull a number of 4. 4- f t i J. M. LEYDA Attorney Bonded Abstracter Real Estate Titles Defective Titles perfect ed at reasonable expense. First Door South of the Post Office 4- Jell, Advo. 5 pkgs. for Royal Gelatine Dessert, pkg Bingo, a snappy drink, asstd. flavors . . 10c Bottle Makes y2 Gallon S Ginger Ale, quart bottles 22 Quart bottles J. M. Sweet Pickles 30c 8 8 Quart bottles Dill Pickles 200 Pint jar Peanut Butter 19 1 Pint jar Advo Cocoa M 3 lbs. Powdered Sugar 25c Salmon, 2 i-lb. cans . 23p Butter Nut Coffee, per lb 370 Peaberry Fancy Santos, 4 lbs. 95p Coffee, Special, 3 lbs SQC White. 10 bars 35c Soap, White King Toilet, 3 bars 19c j llUIIla 1V1L1, Cans, $4.75 1 i w 9c I IfcC H ,IH,M 1 8 I I I SKELGAS The Compressed Natural Gas ner can Per Case of 12 Flour Flour Just what every home needs, the city's greatest convenience. Skelgas cuts the kitchen in half. Y ou enjoy time you spend in your Little Hatchet, 24-lb., 600; 48-lb $1.00 48-lb. sack A- G. B. Flour 1.10 48-lb. sack Omar Wonder Flour 1.25 This is AH Old Wheat Flour A. G. BACH Quality Groceries Telephones; 18-19 So. Park Store, 118 Meals are more easily and quickly pre pared on its even hot flame without heat ing your kitchen to unbearable tempera tures these hot days. This is the opportune time to buy Skelgas. as prices are very low in fact so low they will undoubtedly never go any lower. A complete Skelgas installation for less than you pay for an average range. & Swatek Co. Plattsmouth, Nebr. ihot