Johnston's
Candy
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NEW YEAR PACKAGES
We are Factory Agents
and buy our Candies di
rect. Any other dealer
handling Johnston's in
this city buys them from
a jobber and you have
no assurance that you
get fresh goods.
Weyrich & Hadraba
THE RED CROSS DRUG STORE.
3 f3tU3mS$aiX3BUS3IA 'JtJgaXMGUyvSXBSJUS Ki
At the Christian Church.
With the luiildinn decorated very
beautifully, the work of the com
mittee appointed for the pur.se,
under tin- direction of tic ,;.A;iY,
program whirl) (i.'.'.M! to li.e
iUher i t 1 I t hac ihe "r::c-
tiic which was '.:: 'I, wn. n mlerrd
in a urv pha-lm wmiv, the M. '''
,.l,.l ! sit hri-tiai! ( .ism:
,h :ii:!,tful tine. Not.C'.'
i u'.ji.t in ;:!.. i!-;f wci.iii
i re Mi v.iis :i ! i ut. '- ii' i
miner iik
ft ami a pnn
y severe wcat
school 1
a inn';
1:iii;:ii.j
a uiiin!
V.el'e tpO
which v....
the treat
were well
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' .ill. 1 CI;-'.!!i,:.v
a-et! wiiii l iii- i ! tn:it'
hail I iv tho-c in atti iidauer
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All persons knowing thcmseltes
Indented to us In any sum are re
quested to ca!! anil settle at or.ee,
cither by cash payment or by ne
gotiable notes.
(m -II- AscnWssen & Kiirficr.
Services at the Presbyterian.
"".I ."AC ."Talk iii of the notion Mure in
the ('nates !lii-k occupied the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church yesterday
ami addressed a tiood si;;cd audience
who were well pleased with the dis
ci hum'.
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IF typewriters vrerw machine riin by iv -hanical means in
stead of huin:: hinds, you v. cold find that, .". . .-.-
;, a Monarch could be run at a higher maintained speed
than other typewriters.
t., u,,. .-.,.1 AitrL-,i. ' tti-i -fi-nrl licit flip "Mrmn.rrVh i5 rim nt
a higher all-day average speed than other typewriters, and
without a "tapering oft' irom fatigue toward the day's end. v
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TIME TABLES
Burllniitoii Time lulilo.
No. ft.
No. 4.
.No. !IJ.
No. ail.
No.
No. 11.
No. :.
No. '!.
No. I'll.
No. ir.
No.
No. 33.
Coasting Carnival
The coast inn Can nival is an assured
j fact and all the preparations are Ik ins:
i unshed with viiror. When the vesinjr
r sT lioi Nl) ! "l""1 v"1' I"'"1'1"'1' I"' "mount
'liirJi?. I-list Tralii ...7:.-. u. m ' ueco.sirv and do it with til mil uraee.
I:;:'!! mi A K"'l time is tioinsi to result and
stun to I'ncliir .in .' ni p. in I iiuderstaiid that a hunch will conn
'rnuhu -I" !" r.-,.m Omaha and other towns to ar-
hi'n'u.'i;:":":'11:':" ::i i ti-'ii't.' the j.,iiy mi m
wkst Holno. ipective. Help the nood work and
l.ocul fnmi cilur Crei k ; ,r(.t out Volir liolis for Voll sure will
niul Loiiisi illr 7:111 a. m. i ' . . ...
1-aM train for Lincoln. . .x Hi a in. ! lie ITIVell the llllieot your III-'.
Lii. nl li umaliii I :.rH l. in I
hchuvler :i !' " I
i Vlsltcil In South Dakota.
No. mi
No. 1 1 Ml.
No. I!H.
No. m:i.
No. Iil'i.
No. I'.M.
Mrs. A. V. Seyliert who has hecn
; visiting with friends and relatives in
p i- io Kiinsiis I Huron ami otlier points in muui ia-
k'("wis. l""V: iii "!. ! kc.tn returned last evening to Platts-
Loc:i! fn-ii'.'iii ' i" -' " '" i inout h, and this inoin'uit; departed for
i her home at Cedar Creek. Mrs. Sey
liert savs there is much loss .-now in
' the north than here.
Ml.ivnirl Pacific
SOI 'I II
NUUTII.
NOTICE.
All ctrsor.s having Icols ol any
kind belony.njj to the undtrblsned
form are requested to return them
bclore January 1st. Olncrwi.e
they will he charueJ to parl.ii
having t!iern. JIm aurr.
At St. Paul's.
With a l:.rn' crowd at Si. I'liui'.s
l.vannrlical church not witlistaiidiiin
the inclciiK iicy of the wcitht r the
Sunday chool celehiateil the arrival
of the 'Chri.-tuias sci.m.ii. 'i'iie ehun !i
huiliiinii was ny heaiit'l'uhy i.nd
a-tefully decoialid and a inaiii!i
cent Christmas tne, from which and
from the cci'in.:; of the room hunt;
streamers , of liuscllid and
Christmas l-ells.
A very ilthjihtful pi e;;r:,in coni-t
A " I' 1
Hi; ol r aiiiiijis. maioues, ;:.umi.
,.i,l's (n'iivuied the hour, and with
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the s'Pi'earance of Minta ( lai.s ami
the distriiiulien of the nro.-ents maHe
i very plca-a'.il I'livcninn loi ad Mid
very ilelisihtful occa.-ion lor tne
yeiiiifrtr portnn e. 'hnse m auemi-
nce.
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lightens the draft, uses Dower more economically. Eliminates
the waste of energy that typifies the heavy-touch machines.
This in turn means increased production per machine and de
creased cost oi typewriter work per folio.
lhe Monarch Light iouchandthe
Monarch Rigid Carriage are exclusive
Monarch features, every other import
;:rt feature or. the modern typewriting
machine, such as Back Space Key, Two
Color Ribbon Shift, Contiin d Tabula
tor, etc., etc., wili aloo be found on the
Monarch. Let us you n demon
smtti'.m of Morri.-;;h Liht Touch and
oilvr Monan:h : ivatictmcnts.
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Executive Ofuce?: M'-irnvh Ty
To ( liiialm
To Ui.i.ilia .
I.ni al fivwlit
'i 11 1 p. in.
.ri::i."i II. in.
2 ill) i. in.
' Harry Xorthcutt departed for hi
Waijckliienncdy. home in I m:i!i:t wh-re lie is e:iaiied
The uiarr'tatie oi Mi.-s Anna Dad'iitt ;k hteie.w.i.ln r at Army he:nhinitei.,
,,f Hasting- to Mr. Charles I'. K n-; .,f,.r ha iiiji i.-ileil al the hoine of
ncdy of l.naha was Mileniuized at noon wife's hn.lher Mrs. . W. Ken
on Chr'htiuas day at the home of the 1(.,ly (,vir the lolid:is am! atimded
groom's ir.other, M:. V.. W. Kennedy, ,,. v.-eildin'!; of f Jr. I'.d Kennedy, Ids
Kcv. Austin of th. Methodist ehureli hrollier-:ii-law.
pi-rforiniim theeeremniiy. 'riuie wcl'e -
irc.-i nt Mr. Mel M-v I l:rry North- "liiiiii oi;t the il.
iilll of (hi:ah:i, and Mrs. Xul'theoiti' Kinil in the New."
,,r ,..r.,ka Citv. M:s IheiL'ett ef ! I'.eiielit V."tcli Parly.
Ansnicis St. Marv's Ciinld.
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W'an.ed- Din'mii room jrirl at Hotel
c.i.ihI u-iiL'es Aunlv :t
once
Hasting a siler of the hride, Mrs.1
and Mr.. A. .). Craiiili. Miss Mahel
'I'russleer and Mr. V. l-'razier of Kiiiimi-.
City. 1" Uu jnu l'u cert nio:iy a wed
d'mn dinn.er wa -ersed !y Mr. A. .1.
Crahill. Mr. and Mr-. Kennedy will
make their home at maha. 'lhe
IViilv New., and other friends extend
to the happy
i i:d ics.
Iica'vwi i'
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l)elieioiis Ucfre.-hmenls. Complete )i-
ehestr.i.
"nl.. Ti.le DecoraliollS. liaiH.V N"V
Year HMO to all.
I' rank I '.eyd after having visit
in (he lily at home over Christina
an I Sunday, relumed to Omaha ihi
niornii'd where he i.- einployed on tli
Spent Chri tnas at !M'ics AHcnv.
Mr. C: ii C. eii. of l.oiimer, ;
Iowa, an old iiu.e iY'icnd of lhe family '
of Miles Allen, v as a vi-it.-r at the Al
len 'home over Chiislimis and Sun
day, lie departed for his home this
morning over the Ihu lintOon, ;oii.!i
ia Omaha vhcic he v. ill i-ii .villi
J'riends for the day.
tuMinm ot a
e-ideuce for I. I'i arln
In City Over IloUiuys.
Win. Stewart, wife i-.ml dnunnti
Wviliole who have
the city eile-t- at lhe home o
. ,1. Sit iu:u ef Cedar Creek wh
1... !.., i. i witllur Hi I ic ellV With
friends and relatives over Christina
left this mornim; for St. ,lneph, M.
where he will make 1 ii. hiune for tin
piesi'lil.
Kay Smith who is teachinn .hool
; nearV eepinj; Water was a visitor in
tin- city a tiuest at the home of his
r of parents Mr. anil Mrs. Sam Smith over
li rite Per r:. ..ratJd Descriptive Literature.
TYPEWRITER COMPANY.
:;Si Sti'cet. CiKIia. NtFjrahlia.
ite.vriu.-r Kuiliin. 300 Droadvvay, New York.
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iV.ni Friday's Daily.
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Vr.'-u ts Tanitlj' Soon.
ohn I'. Kiihn.y of Xchav.ka was
i i-.itur iii i he i :v ve? teniay i "iun.;
no! 1 1 id iv e.i :i:ii l.K:r f' r hi-- I.;
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worU tnis -v. line.. I" :
.mil v to arive du;':r,a, l!ie lailr ;i r
t of ihe w. ek aim wiil H-eii he set
Inl in Ca:. e.iunty av.a.r.
I.l.cd In IM; Lt Ctcr 1
o5 a Ce:il;it;'.
SiErtf !
TUSaks Thsy Vn.ll' H r:e Tnri-Tj.
M. Siihs. the !iu:li"Slt.in ln'n!pe
:.icl e.i;'.!i, di p.'.i ted fol
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1 Crour Ruifijer of Sil
I v. !a re he is et:;ra:;ed with a lum
, I.; : :u ' 1 ii';. i e liulTni r of Onia
where he i- ill the emtiu v ol 1 lie Aortli
lMiner, this western Ihuilway, were visitors t
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'a hin; i",n Smith, fo. over t'n-''-li.-e
yiar.i m: emph.ve of 'Yr I'-Uinf-It.n
'railway, end who ' :'
foremost (Ui.'ns .I I'. e t . ;''e'f'
the vtars wliich have
;.t tl
vi.-t.
d;;v li'.oi n:ii.'I
M-s .!. v
i: , : daiiilitt I
; . , ( , hce he
, .,,( i f ill
( :,( ral
m'.ti. i:::d
W'lt re I" W i'l
v. ho went Io t ha nl.lei
si;iee. find tlay
r.i.'vs w't:!' (!.e
vi- a v-i
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Mr-'. .
some o:
of their pr.r.rt.-, Mr. a"-d
iliilTner. over the Chri.-t-
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will aii sp, ml Chri.-I-: in-unays am: . -lernay.
ii-. ii!:-- c I ,ur . run s,
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Wanted Siksncn. l'.!gh clas.i.
to sell the finest jroceiles cer ot
tered In the werl li e Wnd only
obtainable In a mctjopalltan city
to lartvers. stockmen, lintels.
restaurants end other larj,e cou
sumcrs wlvt re cr.thusJastic over
our riootfs. Kry at sl3t ol san-
;;Ies and remain perniancnl cus
tomers. Come win. the l.ig fioase
tho nrlwln&l iwre loed pcoiilc. r.o
Unctincrt ii ashed: cvccrience
unnecessary; cor.'.n.l.isions ad-
vanccd. Nur.iorour old time gro
cers, wholesale and iet:3I. now
ellhig lor m. Ov.r soods never
solJ to or !.y isc.Wlers. Territory
Ulnu up iasl. AMly today with
relcrences.
Jchn Seston X Co.,
Imnnrtinn and manufacturing
grocers. l ake and I'ranK3In Sts..
CMcao.
nl AH -.
1 1 in n leaiiie,1; I t hniiA .
I The re;; a: - - . . . rive
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! i nil ilTow e . i
I t.ill ll,l! iiltef'i . i.l l
():,k Mill 'eeii vv. llnn.i. '"
the phiee for ho' :: the f.i -er: has
not h-tn lite:-:, '.i- :-
M,,re te-i-emu nnd h.e
f i hi- former cith-en wel i-e J.'ivei n
in. olla'r is:-::e.
:!::;.k l!
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i' re i.-
to ii.i.
lick-
r.re.r Mr.
;'s ;',Oi'l'iUK,
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Tr.il Vf.r. ..'.I'eirJs la
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d iimi'iiii'ied
t. -. Mi-- Mat'i:ia !r;.y, i
r.ii. 'i'iie o': t r.e
' hu-il, I'!., whir.
' hohdavs at. tin
i: ami e :htM n,
. l''.iit'tiu's ;as-
,tt"i 1 s
lii.li! ?.o!i for llnn.
they will sp. iid the
home ef Mis. Urit-
Mi. s ler'i'l.iie Si; :,
ii';.; ! i I i.e ell for t :;c
:'l l::e l:o;,.e i-f I.e.- mi
c i'i Sleaaer ; t l' ie d
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'l,. the h t;. I I ii't of ia.-t
,i:.'-'i in : : on ei" i n ae'i.in
. ; hour In- I.. -s.
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t!(r Mr-. .I.i
Oieai a t'is
inor'.'.'.i'i; ',. In
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e she In t.
College.
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The s.nni.'.'t :: i
Mutual In ".'.!.
( oiinty. Ne' :
Heil
Satunl. y. .i; l
for election oi
vi ar am
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i h.-ay of th. Mt pleei
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i the eir
.I'.i.rfs
I.e.. i n
In en visilmn unt.ie
hohdavs.
returned to his
f Mr-. ' work this mnrninii.
Stewart's father W. II.' Newell, ov.i
the holidays, were paeiii;. r-, to ( )m
aha this luorniii: where they wi,l
vi.-it for a short tone hi fore liuiiii: lo ,iiK (,f Mi
their home in tin vc-l. :OlierScow
llev llstiu noes to Wahoo toda
Iii perform the'e. reinony at (he wed-
Clara Chri-tciisoii and
mi- c. the i
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Conn any i f '
.; he held at tn:
u . ii ti 'u t No. SS,
rove precinct, on
Ml, al CUD p. M.,
iicer.- for the comimj
vlio transaction of such other
.. ....I. i. iiiiw he-
hii-iness us may u-Ru,.u . -
fo.e.heineetinil. J. l TlillC I.
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,nts. M.'. ami Mr-. Willijin "ny :"''
: at the ho;;,e oi
cm.-. A, X. ?-ul!
lor r?onn: Io Ofclo.
! Sumlav.
Mi
Mav liuiie.e!
for
Secretary.
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C. 11. Collins of l.'mcln, rr'iiirncd
in liis home this t:oinii :.fln' havim:
visited in the city for a ft
friends at Mvi" .!
lavs with Christni'
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Dr. and Mrs. Dodsie and Mr. and
Mrs. ,. !,. Oetz all of Omaha spent
s i'i 1'laUsniouth iiuests ol
Mr-, (horne lhiilue.
Slroiie oi
Last Sat in . lay V V. W hite wlio
has el ia IV e of the Mure of !' S. White,
...,n- I .lii'hl lissioii ui' ihe hrain
iv.nihim.1 in a slight stroke of paraly-
:.. r..., u l.i. l. l.e was not a 'le to
At the M. E. Church.
i .t ,,. n i.inn of Mrs. ( .
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some
! time past hash'vn vi-itim; wi!,i Inen'l
in this City, a guest at tie- home ef I.r
cousin. .1. N. Donicly and famhy,
departed het evenini; for her home m
Wmister, Ohio.
A Beautiful Ch; -'tias rrest-.vt.
The l-ir.-t Xatior. ilai:!: is piivin
to their patrons, a very 1 :;.i'ul
plate with a ph-ttire of t'a '. 1 1 k huild
HH thereei:. Thi.s mai.e- a vi ry nice
mi ;:i!.rai;ce oi i nrisin.as
mi this veal
id . ii'e i f Kansas
I'i'X he; u ;cu( ls
r. Su'livan's o.'ir--i:
:::r'. wife over
ii a;'. . i ::;! i a. .nice .e-
i .a :r o, oi'.v ;.i t.r,i t. At .'.o,
r spe'idi'.iy: '!:riai!a;iM ::ml
1 he home of their parents.
i .i... i..thiu'ist Sunday scaooi
, III lisuil lit " - ., . ,
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cr, ted O.ld Pallia mus ...... ift ;uu; a ,,
I I, M.l a most deh-lit.ul!"
evening.
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time with ii - luisiin...- .
.....lestv Santa Clans, tlesc. nointi
Su'h the chimney of a hott-e i ui't M,,. William Met -u , -'
for tlm occasion. A most inti re-'iimi i f))1. ,,m.,,., this mornm- ... .. ne
. .....rr..in intersiiersi tl , -.1 .. i . r..,. i .'.iv ..ml
Ms irom Mini ii n ami ciitertainnm '"'r.' " . -,iii visit wuu inenu no n
popcly :. one of his haiitl, for ro.ne h iimsi(. iU1(, snp was had nnd the m y h(
'" fr0,', !'l M 1 :':t will me,, and he accompanied
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hn iUilu.n and wife were visitors
'n t lie city over ( "heist ma ami Si j inlay
..! the ie.'ee of M:s. lHlitoll's mother,
M:v . S. i;. M(d:!wain
l' i.-tal lii.:nirt;r. !'. I-Vazier of Knn-
s'l.s City vu !' visitor in the cii.'
o, ir Sued 'v am! Christmas a
at t: y Hole!
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l.ss's Olive :.:id Staiit'ield .loms,
.I iatted for 0,,iaha this luorniiiL;
w,ier-' ,:ev v-. ill vish. with friends for
a f. ., ' ' vs.
...oniine- show some iniprovcincni in n.1Ils ...IS the cluna oi a hu m
r ... p I . ..Mil I .'.Hi'"
his condition. Ilw many menus, uiu ,
he well phaMtl
irovelnent.
.1 ( alls was llie coin" ii,
,l ., i : .neehillv for the mme l.v her son-, who are employed mv;;
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to know of his iin-i..',-' ,,otwithstai.dins the severe , tl(,n, j
in i ii . , i
l't try Marsh and family returned
this inornimi from an extended visit
wi'.n Mr-. Mini.- parents at Alton.
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Cold Weather
Coiiforls
Kcv .1. V.. Swaiisoii deiartetl for
hi, hotne al Wahoo this inorninn
!.,fttr havitiL- visited with friends in
i . .. .1... l,..r..l., .mi! nreach- I im
IIicc.ivom i tin ii.......... i- i mas an" . . ,
: ,,i .,, j,e Sw. dish mission church yes-1 ()f Mr. !md Mrs. Al'heu A.l.n
! terdav and laM eveninii. I ,llu will remain f'-r a few days.
weather on the outside.
Visited In Lincoln.
The Misses Hazel and Clare Dovey j
'a ... i I I 1 1 1 'I 1 1 ll I I 1 I ILl'. t I
were visuois ,1. ... - uv,.,,ii,.. Water where he uoes to
lav where nicy wcie n. i -
("he'
friends
th.V.
Siilli:ui was a visitor with
: el relatives in Omaha to-
llai. ' IHvis, the t-enial and efh
cielit niai...-.r of the Nehl:.ska Tel
ephone Co.. departed this meruit:",. .
Clducst atid best assortment of
look after some husiness for the coin- j Joh nston'schocolatcs In $'Al boxes
p.iny.
; at Ilerold's.
Card ol Thanks.
i ... our thanks to
Our Coal is the host cool wo;.; her coin fort X
that you will ho ahle to find in tuwn. Those T
chilly fall winds will soon turn into winter f
and you will need the comfort that our coal T.
will Rive you. Hotter order early to avoid r
disappointments when an extra y
chilly day comes. '
j: J. V. Egenberger
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John Camiai k and wife of Omaha j
.;.',,,, is in the citv over thej
Christmas holidays at the home of! f.i(,n(ls einhhors who s
the parents of Mr. Ciirmnek, Mr. Mini k.nilly inim,errd to our needs in
Mrs. Carl kuiismati. , uw f reat soriow. .....
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veil sclioicesi in. . ., .,..
Arc Invoicing at Glhson.
i.i nil; Wooster and I'l'iink lloolu
,' .liri d for Cihson this moniiiiR
wher thev no for the purpose of
;,' ,s an inventory of tlw stock
of ,urlinutoii supplies lit that phiee.
They left this morninR nnd will ftay
until the work is conipleteil.
MIS. M. A. S l n l.l . i
' AND FAMILY.
nvdean.rWay.ieMuipl'.vofO.nnlin
were" in the city over Christinas am
vesterdav visitiiiB wil fr'1,,ls
Miendinis the lmlidnys, retur.iinj to
their homes and work last cvenniR.
Perry Marsh ami wile mid lainiiy
of Kock I'.luU's departed via the Hur
lliniitou f"r Afton, Iowa, where they
': will spend the holidays at the home
I of Mr. and Mrs! Albert Adams, the
i parents of Mrs. Marsh.
Mrs. Sam Suit I i departed for Om
aha this uiore ini where she will visit
with friends for the day.
Attorney 1). O. Dwyer was looking
after some h nal business in Omaha
todav.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter (ireen of' Jerome St. John and Prank AlidjT-
vi. .".'oiniT u'ltli the son o Avocu are in town totlav.
(Iretna, Neb. are isiting wnn uic .
parents of Mrs. C.reen over Christinas.
Mr. C.reen made this office a pleasant ('has. Jloynl ol Avoca is u business
viisitor in Plattsinouth today. ' '
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