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A goodly number of fridnds of Mrs.
E. Chrlatensen came in Sunday to
help celebrate ho'r birthday.
Mrs. Carl Andorscn, who hns been
MiirerinK from a severe cold, is ngnin
able to be about.
Carl Andersen wag in tho country
Saturday looking after auto insur
ance. The Dr. McGIrl rosidencc is roady
for plastering.
Mrs. Jim Smith went to Carroll,
Nebr., last wook to visit in the home
of her brother, uinrnc jnompsou.
Mrs. I Andorscn of Sioux Cit;
snent last week visiting in tho
Christenscn homo.
Fred Saunders and wife motored
to Sioux City Monday.
George Saundors went to Allen t,hc
first of the wcok.
Guy Andersen was in Martinsburg
last week.
Mrs. A. Larson and daughter, Au
gusta, visited in the E. Christenscn
home last week.
Christino Heck spent Saturday and
Sunday in her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Harris motored
to Sioux City last week.
A. Eichorn with his family, moved
Wednesday. Art has been hero for
a few years and is a good business
man.
Mrs. Mogensen and Mrs. Larson vis
ited one day last week in tho Ilas
musscn home.
Uev. Andersen of Sioux City, con
ducted services here in the Luther
an church Sunday.
Mrs. Henricksen visited Sunday
between trains in the E. Christen
scn home.
Mrs. Andersen and son, and Mrs.
Hillings were guests in the E. Chris
tenscn homo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walsh re
turned Friday from their Honey
moon trip to Omaha, and arc at homo
to their friends near Watorbury in
tho homo owned by the groom, and
which was furnished and ready for
occupancy.
Mrs Hasmusscn, Mrs. Mogensen,
Mrs. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
wero Sioux City shopjjers last week.
Emil Andersen was in tho city tho
first of tho wcok.
Hen Long, Elmer Hartols, and John
Ilnrty attended tho dance in Homer
Friday night.
Margaret Hnrtnctt was in Sioux
City the latter part of tho week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Ilouney returned
last yeok from an extended visit
in Minnesota.
Tom Long was in Dakota City last
wcok.
F. Hawk returned to "Wayne Sun
day after spending Saturday and Sun
dny in the parental home.
Miss Walsh of Jackson, biicnt bov
oral days of tho past wcok in the
Tom Long homo .
Little Jimmy Timlin rocoived a
Shetland pony, buggy and harness.
Santa Claus is awfully good to somo
little boys.
Carl Hanson returned Sunday, having-
boon mustered out from tho
training camp. George Johnson al
so arrived homo last wcok.
Henry Cain motored to Sioux Gity
last Wednesday.
Vic Harris and Oscnr Sharp spoilt
Sunday p. m, in Sioux City,
Mr. Sherlock was hero Monday.
Mrs. Itay Baker is sick with tho
Flu.
Mrs. Hans Jensen and two children
aro qulto sick with tho Flu and nro
under quarantine.
Fred Bartels was In tho city last
wcok.
Mrs, Lou Dcroln was In tho city
last Saturday to boo her daughtor-ln-law,
Mrs. Frank Deroln, who recently
""underwent an operation at tho hospi
tal. Jim Green and Henry Cain wore
stock shippors out of hero last wcok.
O, E. Beacom also had a car of hogs
on tho market.
L. Deroln moved into tho Duggan
and Hcffornan house last week. Mr.
Deroln recently bought tho houso.
Mrs. A. Andersen was in South
Sioux City tho first or tho wcok.
Poto Andersen sold his farm and
will move to town.
Noli Anderson wiui visiting rela
tives near Jackson last wook.
Christino Heck -was In Sioux City
Saturday.
Ethel and Millie Andersen wont to
Fremont last wook.
Mrs. J. Smith roturned homo Mon
day evening from hor vijdt at Car
roll. Peter Jonsen is out doing tomo
building on tho Larson Bros. farm.
Tho Mlstes Long wore In tho city
last wook.
John Hayus wont to South Dakota
last week to look after his ranch.
Martin Hansen' is on tho sick
list.
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J AUKS ON
Mrs. I). J. McDonald of Sioux City,
is a guest in tho John Kynn homo.
Tho pupils of tho Jackson High
School will give nn entertainment
Friday evening, Jnnuiiry 2-1, 1010.
A (mall admission feo will bo charg
ed for which to purchase books for,
their library.
Sophus Autzeu arrived homo liut
week from Eust Lansing, Mich, whoro
ho was hoporably discharged from a
icuicni corps training school.
Mary Mullen has entered St. VI n
cent's hospital where sho will under
go nn operation,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sevorson and
daughter, Ogln, wore guests in tho
Win. Schroer homo In Sioux City,
Sunday.
Mrs. John Carpenter, who under
went nn operation at St. Vincent's
hospital Monday for 'the removal of
n tfunor, is doing nicely, as tho oper
ation was a serious one.
A very pretty wedding took plncu
in tho Catholic chureh at Jackson
Wednesday morning, when Miss Cath
erine Heenan was united in marriage
to John Englo, of Ponca. Rev.
Father McCarthy officiated nt the
ceremony. The attendants were.
Mary Heenan, sister of the bride, and
Pole Engle, brother of tho groom.
After the ceremony the wedding
party repaired to the homo of the
bride's aunt, Mrs. C. J. Goodfellow,
where a wadding breakfast was
served to the immodfatc relatives of
tho young couple, Aftor a wedding
trip they will be at homo on tho
farm the groom haa prepared near
Ponca.
Michaol Heenan of Newcastle, at
tended the C. J. Goodfulioiv salo hero
Tuesday.
This beautiful January woathor
has started the moving bee, as Jnw.
Ryan has moved to the John J. Ryan
farm vacated by Joe Hoenan, and Jo
IlecAan has moved to tho J). F. Wat
ors farm .vacated by the lato Geo. C.
Toller, jr.
The Misses Thelmn Zulauf nnd Min
nie Mixer returned to their school
duties at Lyons, Nebr., Sunday, after
spending tho week end in the Zulauf
home.
Helen Knudson returned from St.
Vincent's hospital last Saturday,
whoro sho had boon the past six
weeks recovering from an operation
for appendicitis.
Mao White is visiting relatives at
Lyons, Nebr., the past weok.
Werner Anderson is attending the
Wayne Normal.
Quite a number of the young folks
attended n dancing party at Homor
last Friday night.
G. J. Ryan has accoptod a posi
tion with the Wcstraund Elov. Co.
at Watorbury.
Herb Kinney who began his duties
as Oil and Food Inspector last week,
spent Sunday at homo.
Mary Mnckay is assisting in the
Roy Powers homo while tho family is
recovering from the Flu.
Scrgt. Walter Zulauf of Camp Fun
ston, is enjoying a ton (lays' furlough
In tho home of his parents hero.
Mr. Pritchard of Gleenwood, Iowa,
had purchased tho Peter Anderson
farm property.
Mrs. Marg. Boylo was looking aftor
her farm near Homer last Thursday.
Enos Hlatt departed last Thurs
day for Sioux Falls, S. D., to consult
a fipecialist in rogard to having a
cancer removed from his lip.
Eugono Nordyko of Sioux City has
purchased the lato Mrs. Ann McKoev
er home horo.
Jas. P. Twohig and wife of Sioux
City, visited in the Mrs. Catherine
Twohig homo tho last of tho wcok.
Mrs. J. C. Carpenter ofthis place,
entered tho St. Vincent's hospital,
Sunday night Tor an oporation which
was performedi Monday morning.
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iumv.il.
Earl Rasdal nnd family wero Sun
day visitors at tho homo of his par
ents, H. C. Rasdal and wife.
Ruo Altemus and family of Cor
rcctionvillo, In., camo Sunday even
ing lor a short vis t with Mrs.
AlteniuH' parents' James Allaway, sr.
and wlfo and other relatives.
Alfred Harris and wifo worn visi
tors Snturday evening in tho Bob
Jones home.-
Miss Helen Holster, tho Misses
Cora and Alverta MidkiiT, Lewis
Smith nnd wlfo, nnd Miss Mnrion
Curtis spent tho afternoon Sunday nt
tho Phil Uenz homo,
Mnrtin Fillman, wlfo and daughter,
Evelin and Mrs. Aug. Filman motored
to Winnebago Sunday.
Mrs. Aug. Filman and sister, Mrs.
Mnrtin Filman motored to Sioux City
Saturday.
Roy McKInloy has boon honorably
discharged from tho Army nnd is
visiting his paronts, B. McKInloy
and wife.
Mrs, Lillio Lewis of Tulsa, Okln.,
Is visiting her paronts, Henry Math
owa and wlfo.
Daisy Mathews roturned from Kin
nard, Nobr., Friday where she visited
friends.
E. II. Nowoll of Ohiaha, wnsa visi
tor nt tho Sam Coombs homo for tho
first of tho week.
Dick Harris was n wcok end vlsi
tor in Omaha.
Thomas Carey of Lincoln, is mana
ger of tho Ashford salo which will
bo from Jnn. 22 to Feb. 8.
Mrs. Leroy Kocklor of Morningsido
camo Tuesday to visit nt tho N. R.
Smith homo.
Mrs. B. McKInloy was a guest in
tho Mart Mansfield homo in Winne
bago several days last weok.
Fred Wilklns went to Rochester,
Tuesday or last weok to Mayo. Bros,
for treatment for nn injury to his
side.
Mri. Annie Weander of Sioux City,
viBltod her mother and othor roi
"yes from Monday till Thursday,
Mrs. Walter Smith was an incam
ing passenger from the north Thur. -day
of last weok.
Llttlo Moa Mason, second daughter
of Garrett Mason was taken to Sioux
City Saturday, expecting to have an
operation for appendicitis, but camo
back that evening, the surgeon
thinking that sho might bo restored
to health without tho operation
The Missoa Alary and Helen Kens
wore passengers to Dakota City Fri
day, going to Sioux City Saturday
and returning to Homer Sunday.
Mrs. Harriott Andurmn nmi in..
Ocea Bawling aro enjoying a visit
from their friond, Miss Austinburtr,
who arrived I'YIdny.
All tho Flu patjonts seem to be
getting along nicely and we have
not hoard of any now cases.
Miss Alloon Stinson was a Homer
visitor Saturday.
Mrs, Frod Nelson and little son or
Allen, camo Saturday for a visit ut
tho homo of hor sfstor, Mm. Pete
Knut and family.
Frank Kettlor visited his wlfo In
Sioux City Saturday to Monday.
Miss Frodn Mcnorick who has been
visiting hor sister, Mrs. Goo. Rock
woll, returned to hor homo in Sioux
City Sunday.
Ed Nixon Is again nt homo aftor
u visit with frinnda.
Born to Mr. and Mm. Cllon Dujilnp. 1
iVrv. ii S " ,",u ""ui Kin.
Iwl Polly and wito ox-porlanoed an
unploaaant accident when thulr light
plant tunlodoil burninir thorn both
qulto painfully.
Tho Herald 1 year, 1.25.
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OX SAID PLACE, COM3IEXCING AT 12 O'CLOCK SH.AHP, SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THE FOLLOWING
PHOPHRTV, AS WELL AS 3IAXV OTIIKK A1UICLES NOT LISTED HEREIN.
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colts, oho of which will he registered for tho purchaser. I saddle pony.
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Constating of, S milk cow.s, mostly fresh or oming fresh hy date of sale. 11 coining two year old I
I steer, and live calves,. and one regis!ered Shod-IIorn Hull, coming Ihree years old next 31 ay.
cows and heifers are mostly grade Shori-Iiom. Some of !he cows are exceptionly good milkers, an
and heifers are hreiLto !he Short-Horn luill r'xive mentioned.
leifers, and
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I S-fl. Illilwauhee hinder, in good condilion. 2 31cCorinick mowers, one new. 1 new ir' 'V . h".. I.,iy rake.
I new Jenkins stacker. SJ sweeps. 1 new Emeison disc, l(!-l(i, with truck. 1 CO-'!., i-.-,ection harrow, thangr
ahle to either 2 or :5 section, and one harrow cart, both new. 1 i:-inch gang plow, new Ijincrsoii foot lift. 1
Mi-inch Hock Island sulky plow. I new FmerMni cultivator, 1 shovel. 1 new New Century cultivator, (', shovel.
1 disc cultivator. 1 2-row Iron Age potato cultivator. 1 new end-gate seeder, with grass seed swMachmeut.
1 fanning mill. 1 a'H. J Wisconsin gas engine. 1 pump jack. I (JO-gal. 0. K. hog waterer, Avith.t;o lamps
and fountains. 1 Hayes corn planter, new. 1 feed grinder. I lawn mower. 1 )e Laval Cream separator.
2 luniher wagons, one nearly new. 1 new spring wagon, extra weight, with top. 1 road wagon. 1 new hob
sled. 2 cutters. 2 scoop hoards and buck boards, and a niiniher of tools and other articles.
HARNESS
2 nearly new sets Concord Harness. 1 old set
work harness. I single harness. 2 sets itv nets.
SEED WHEAT, ETC.
A ff w hundred bushels of extra nice 3Lircu.s seed
wheat, will he oiVeied. Some oats, and about lifty
bushels of potatoes. About 20 tons good alfalfa.
POULTRY
Several dozen Rhode Island lied chickens, hoth hens
and roosters, well bred, and nice birds. A few
S03IE HOUSEHOLD EUKNITUKE, and a power
washer
heater.
and wringer. Metal hath lab and watc
TEJRMS OF SALE:
$10 and Under, cash.
FJ5EE "LUNCH PJRIOlt
Credit on larger sums, 12 months, interest, 10 pe
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I will sell 40 of the best sows that will go through a sale ring this winter. These are in prime condition
to bring forth litters that will possess vigor and size in a marked degree, having been fed a halanced' ra
tion of corn, incut meal, and oats out of a self-feeder A great many of them are sired hy Grand 3iodel Kith
that great show and breeding boar. He sired the Jlrd prize gilt, also the :ird prize litter and stood third
himself in a class of 11 good age boars at the Inter State Fair at Sioux City. I Avill sell the ttrd prize gilt,
also the JJrd prize litter, and many other tops. These sows are hred to (Jrand Model Kith, the largest Golden
.Model bred boar living. He sires them big, high and smooth. King Quality, I believe this is the. largest and
longest fall yearling living, he would weigh. if in show condition right at SOO lbs. I guess that is big enough,
he was third at Sioux City.
I believe you will agree with me that this is the best lot ever sold from this herd, and 1 do not know how
1 could praise the o lie ring higher. They are bred right, big, stretchy and vigorous, in nrinie condHimi in
iiring lortli litters that will make lots of money for their owners,
the herd hoars, whether you wish to buy or not.
(SEND FOR CATALOGUE)
Come to this sale and see these sows, also
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HUBBARD, NEBR.
Auctioneers COLS. THOMPSON, VOGT and RASMUSSEN.
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