Stuart News
By Mm. Herb Kk*i»
Dana F. Bigelow. California,
arrived home Thursday evening
for a short visit with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs F. Dana Bigelow.
He left Sunday evening for Lin
eoln ami from there he will go
to Cleveland. Ohio, to act as a
delegate for the I>e!ta Upsilon
h ratemity at a convention. He
will return to Lincoln to attend
college at the University of Ne
braska.
Mrs. Karl Cadwallader took
Coral Finch to her school south
of Gordon Saturday. School was
to liegin Monday morning While
in Gordon Mrs. Cadwallader vis
ited with the Kenneth Cadwalla
der family.
Mrs Joe Colson and Mrs. Ver
non McCIurg drove to Spencer
Sunday to visit Mrs. Colson’s
grandmother, Mrs. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Butler
visited Sunday afternoon at the
Bert Kritman home at Basaett
I>nord I)orr and son, Lynn.
Orchard, were Tuesday afternoon
visitors of Mr and Mrs, Harold
Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kaup, For
sythe, Mont., were Sunday eve
ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Batenhorst.
John Campbell, Gordon, came
Saturday to attend the wedding
of his sister, Charlene, to Edward
Ziska, and returned to Gordon
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Sunday afternoon.
Mrs William Rempe, Penny
and Bruce, Omaha, and Shirley
and Jim Tunender, Omaha, were
here to attend the wedding of
Charlene Campbell. Mrs Rempe
is an aunt and Shirley and Jim
are cousins of Charlene.
Celia Newt
Mrs. Merrill Andenos
Mr and Mrs Frank Sicheneder
were Sunday dinner guests Aug
ust 19 at the John Sicheneder
home.
Mr and Mrs. Don Frickel,
Blair, were overnight guests of
Don’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Con
nie Frickel Tuesday evening en
route home from a few days va
cationing in South Dakota. Mrs.
Frickel will teach school in Oma
ha this term.
Mr and Mrs. John Sicheneder
and family visited Friday eve
ning at the James Dobias home.
Mr and Mrs. Orville Ander
son ami Pat, Ainsworth, were
Sunday dinner and supper guests
at the Merrill Anderson home.
LeRoy, Dorothy and Roger
Hoffman visited at the Frank
Kilmurry home Thursday eve
ning.
Attending pre-o[>emng meeting
for the Holt County rural teach
ers held Friday at O’Neill were
Mrs. Dorothy Hoffman, Mrs. Er
ma Colfack, Mrs. Marjorie Me
Kathnie and Larry Hayes.
Mrs. LeRoy Hoffman attended
the meeting of the American le
gion Auxiliary Wednesday eve
ning in Atkinson.
Garold and Vicki Frickel and
Roger Hoffman attended the
meeting of the Walther League in
Atkinson Wednesday evening.
Roger Hoffman, Vicki Frickel
and Mary Poessnecker took their
pre-entry high school tests Mon
day morning.
Ed Hoffman. Garry Hoffman
and Garold Frickel went to Mor
ristown, S. D., Thursday with the
Hoffmans’ ponies where they
were entered in the Carson Fair
at Carson, N, D. The ponies,
driven by Susan Hoffman, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoff
man, Morristown, won second
place. Mr. Hoffman, Garry and
Garold were guests of the Henry
Hoffman family at Morristown.
Stisjui was also the second place
winner of the reserve champion
in the livestock division. She is
a niece of Mr. Hoffman and
granddaughter of Mrs. Amy Slay
maker of Atkinson.
Riverside News
lly Mrs. Lionel Gunter
Mrs. Louise Hohman and Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Hohman, Green
field, la., came to the Keith Bid
dlecome home Wednesday after
noon to attend funeral services
on Thursday for Sarah Hohman.
Mrs. Louise Hohman stayed at
the Biddlecome and Schlotman
homes and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Hohman left Thursday to visit vin
the Dakotas, before returning
home.
Ray Kester, Neligh, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Kester, Clearwater, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Biddlecome, Mrs.
Earl Schnabel sr., Norfolk, and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hegr of Leigh
came Thursday morning for the
Sarah Hohman funeral. In the
afternoon the Kesters, Hegrs, Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Biddlecome, Mrs.
Louise Hohman and Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Hohman visited at the S.
S. Schlotman home. Rev. William
Ross was an evening caller.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ryan and
family visited at the Alfred Na
pier home Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hadduck
PHONE
AHEAD
for a lively Labor Day
A low-cost phone call is all it takes
to line up comfortable lodgings,
pleasant activities for your holiday.
Get things organized now-by
phonel Save time ...call by number.
Save money... call station-to-station.
Northwestern Bell ^ in Nebraska
visited a few days last week at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Miller. The Had
docks left Monday for their home
in Colorado taking their sun.
Tommy with them. He spent the
summer helping at the Mil lei
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ruse and
soo-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. William Lockhart, all of
Cedar Rapids, la., came Thurv
day to visit at the Floyd and
Web Napier homes and other re
latives.
Mr. and Mrs Willie Shrader
and David left Wednesday morn
ing to spend a couple days vaca
tioning in the Black Hills.
Mrs. Dewitt Hoke and Mrs. Wil
bur Bennett attended Star Ken
sington at Mrs. Lewis Carters
Friday afternoon.
Rev. William Ross called at the
George Montgomery home Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Alfred Napier called on
Mrs. Raymond Mullens Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McNabb and
Terry Lofquist left Friday morn
ing to do a little sight seeing in
Colorado.
Mrs. Alfred Napier visited Mr
and Mrs Gary Tessmer at the
R. A. Hord home Saturday after
noon
Keith Btddlecome left Sunday
morning for Chicago He was
called home the funeral services
of his mother-in-law. Sarah Hoh
man. Mrs. Louise Hohman ac
companied Keith as far as her
home in Greenfield, la.
Dale Napier, Richard Napier,
Melvin Napier, Robert McDaniel
and Wayne Fry and families at
tended the Antelope County Fair
Mrs Grant Montt, Sharon and
Tammy, Mrs. Ronnie Mott and
Terry Barnhart were Norfolk vis
itors Wednesday.
Glenda Napier was an over
night guest last Monday and
Tuesday at the Rich Napier
home.
Mrs George Keller and child
ren visited Tuesday at the Alfred
Napier home.
Mrs. Wayne Fry and children
and Z. H. Fry and Nancy Napier
attended a musical program Wed
nesday afternoon at the United
Brethren church in Orchard.
Nancy presented a piano solo and
Jody and Jane Fry and Nancy
Napier sang and were accompan
ied on the piano by Julie Fry.
Glenda Napier stayed with the
George Keller children Wednes
day.
Mrs. Lynn Fry, Mrs. Vearl Tut
tle and Mrs. Grant Mott attended
a meeting Thursday with ladies
of the different churches to plan
a reception for the teachers in the
Ewing Public school The meet
ing was at the Edna Lofquist
home.
Julie, Cheryl and Connie Pier
son. who have been staying at
the Earl Pierson home the past
six weeks, since their mother
was injured returned to their
home Sunday. Mrs. Marcus Pier
son came home from the hospital
Friday and is in a partial cast
and will be for four months.
Steve Napier has the three day
measles Leroy Napier has s
planter wan on his foot.
Mrs. Z. H. Fry, Mrs. Dale Na
pier and Mr. and Mrs Wayne
Fry attended the Style review
Friday evening in Nelig... Reta
Napier and Julie Jnd Jodj Fry
modled their aprons, potholders
and towels and Johnny Rutledge
modeled their aprons, potholders
Clayton Hoke and Gordon Shra
der took Leon Luzio to his home
near Homer last Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Conner visited Wed
Monday George was joined toy
S. S SchJatman. who drove to
Omaha toy car, and flew to Lua
Angeles, Calif., to attend funeral
nesday at the S. S. Schiottnan
home
Lucille Rotherham, A Unique r
que, N. M. u visiting at the Will
iam Lofquist home Other guests
the past week were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl RoUnrham and son, Don.
Sioux Falls, S. D. and Mr and
Mrs. Lyle McN'abto and sons.
Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Rudy Abler*
stopped at the Jerry Meyers
home at Wisner on their way
home from Oklahoma Tuesday
night, arriving home at 10 a m
Wednesday. The weather was
much cooler in Nebraska than
Kansas or Oklahoma.
Mrs Dale Napier. Johnny Rut
ledge. Jody and Julie took the
perishables to the Antelope coun
ty fair for the 4-H group. Friday
morning.
Mrs. George Montgomery met
George in Norfolk Friday n<>on
He came by plane to Omaha
Thursday afternoon and was an
overnight at the Frank Emsick
home.
Mr and Mra Verl Gunter and
family uf Krnnard called at the
Lionel Gunter and Archie John
■tun homes last Sunday after*
noon
Mr and Mrs Robert Hohha and
family of Omaha visited last Sun
day at the Dewitt Hoke home, re
turning home Sunday evening G j
Montgomery accompanied thrm
to Omaha and spent the
mgbt at the Frank Emaick home
services lor Frank Montgomery
at Burbank, Calif. Mrs. Schlot
man and Mrs Alfred Conner took
8 8. Srhioiinan to Omaha and
tbry at Lb# N#tbum Ihxh#
for a abort visit on thru- way
bom#
Paul Shierk
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Potato Chips .x 59c
Charcoal Briquets 98c
Apple Sauce sx.-T'tr’l00
Soda Crackers w ». ,j25c
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the long week-end ahead!
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summer’s final holiday.Take advantage
of these carefree days for picnics, cook-outs,
parties, outings, neighborhood gatherings
or other things your family likes doing
together.We have a wide selection of
delicious foods for whatever you plan!
Ideal for pack ’n tote lunches
Frftos Lunch Pock.S« 29c
Sandwich Bagsw^.oAs 21c
Nestle's Quik Cocoa.cAA 49c
ChoCOiatO PieS fireside Brand . .Pkg. 39c
Cl* J CL Dutch Mill— 12-oz. 1A
Sliced Cheese American.Pkg 49c
Longhorn Cheese &Lb. 59c
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English Muffins«30c
Liquid Sweet 10.bSu?c 89c
Chunk Tuna the Sea—light meat. /.'Can 38c
Dixie Cold Drink Cups.S& 31c
Paper Napkins assorted .., ...2& 19c
Cottage Cheese Lucerne .16-oz. 25c
U.S.D.A. Qrctde'A, fresh
FRYERS
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Lb. £7
U.S.D.A. Grade-A, U.S. Inspected, tender, and full-meated.
Always get fresh fryers at your ever-dependable Safeway.
Canned Hams. S *2^9 Sliced Bacon ... .Pkg. 59c
Rath Black Hawk; hickory smoked Swift's Premium —— smoked
OPEN MONDAY ~r"
SEPTEMBER 3
LABOR DAY
from 8:30 to 6:00
Liquid Vel Detergent. .Bottle 67c
Leaves your dishes ahincy clean and sparkling
Fab Detergent."!p£ 76c
(“7c off” pack), gets clothes clean
Ajax Cleanser.2c&'33c
Bleaches out stubborn stains, no hard rubbing
Florient Deodorant.5/^ 79c
Aerosol, kills household odors fast
Zinc Jar Caps.£k&63c
Ball—be sure to have a supply on band for canning
Self-seal Jar Lids.225 35<
Ball Brand—regular size, ideal for canning
Instant Ted noc or* pack).85c
Butter-Nut; (“5c off” pack), 1*4-0*. Jar 44e
Sandwich Bread^-,^23c
Skylark Breads"‘fi.'JS 19<
Rye Bread 19c
Hamburger Buns SjBfct.SS 23c
| Cragmont Soft Drinks §
Hcons1 98c |
\ Afuiortecj flavors, no deposit can, no return!
n !• I SWEET, Zippy Hot M 12or.Cf aa
Kelisn Dog or Hamburger . «| Jars *|.UU
kj __ L* , PAPER, Northern— *% Pksoa £
napkins White or colors.JL of to /j(
Hydrox CookiesSS^ftS:25c
Instant Sanka Coffee % *1.05
Waxed Paper wa*te* ?°?t2i23c
Grade-A Eggs 47c
Hamburger Pattie Maker b*.39(
Corned Beefi^y. ..» 69c
Veal Steaks^..f, T8c
Perch Fillets *1.89
Link Sausage £-T*y:. Ul 49c
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— with purchase of £
' 25-ft Boll
. KITCHEN' CRAFT
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N'UMADE £
PEANUT BUTTER |
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For finer cakes, flakier pies
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You save 10c on each can.
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Red-ripe Tomatoes DeBcioua ,.. .Lb. 19.
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Crisp Carrots .Poiyl^ 19c
FREE 7-UP FLOATS FRI0AT and Saturday 7.UP 6 bonies 37c