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Murray State
MURRAY, NEBRASKA
Bank
Capital $10,000 Surplus $5,000
CHAS. C. PARMELE, President
F.L NUTZMAN, Vice-President
W. G. BOEDEKER. Cashier
Wc Solicit Your Banking
Business
Our DejK)sits are protected by the Depositor's Guaran
tee Fund of the State of Nebraska.
You Can Pay Your Taxes Here
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Mr. arid Mrs. John Stuns visit
ed in Omaha, Wednesday.
Kd Hocuin wits an Omuha
visilor Wednesday evening.
Will Dull in visiting at tin!
Uuslin Holly home this week.
Mrs. A. Ii. Kennedy was a Ne
braska City visitor Wednesday.
Margaret Spangler has been on
I lie sick list for I tie past few days.
These muddy roads have been
pretty luujHi on (lie belated auto
mobiles. Mary Moore, Emma Kikenbarry
and Lena Younvr shopped in Oma
ha Saturday.
Louis Crahli'ee, who has been
. so ill willi appended is, is gelling
along nicely.
Henry Long shipped a ear of
butcher slock to Soulti Omaha
last Tuesday.
Phillip Keil was looking alter
some business mailers in Omaha
last Saturday.
Miss Mae Lewis has accepled a
position in Jenkins' store, begin
ning, work last Monday. :
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Friedrich
were visiting a few days ago with
Mrs. Fricdrieh's parents.
Mrs. (!. II. (lilmore entertained
Mrs. Charles Spangler and Mrs.
James Loughridge Wednesday.
J. A. Walker has been sull'ering
a great deal for Hie past week with
a very severe at tack of eczema.
Charles Dill, from Ml. Pleasant
precinct, was attending to some,
business mailers in Murray Wed
nesday, Kd Shoemaker anil lit Ho son
were in Murray Wednesday to see
lie doctor in regard to an injury
of the little boy's ear.
Miss Vivian L itpal rick ret urn
ed to her school at Weeping Wa
ler, after spending Saturday and
. Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Joseph Sans and daughter,
Mrs. (i. W. Hodeker, and son, re
turned liome fioni a visit with
friends in Auburn last Friday.
Mrs. Have Lloyd is gaining
fttrenglu very rapidly at this liiuo
and the doctors have hopes of llio
in
Lcla Vallery is reported on tha
sick list.
Pay your taxes at the Murray
Slate bank.
Hert Hoot made a business trip
to Nchawka Monday.
F.lta Nickles was a Plattsinouth
visilor Monday evening.
Automobile and carriage paint
in:. Frank (iobelman.
imam Hamilton was
PI a I Ismoiil h Tuesday' evening.
Mrs. (ieorge Parks and chil
dren came down from Plaltsmouth
to attend the bazaar Saturdav.
nr. ami airs. u. n. (iiimorc
enterlaineil Mr. and Mrs. C. 1)
Spangler and Mr. and" Mrs. James
Loughridge at dinner Wednesday
I. S. White was looking after
some business matters in Omaha
Tuesday, returning home Wed
nesday morning.
I be cards are out announcing
I he wedding of Miss Tossie Stokes
to Arthur Coponhavcr, which will
occur at the Presbyterian church
on December 201 h.
the second number of (he
Lyceum Course will lie held in the
Presbyterian church Monday eve
December 18. You will sure en
joy hearing Hubert F.ldredgc.
mrs. ni. i.. I'liriong lias neon
seriously ill for the past few days
but is greatly improved at this
lime. She returned home from
Hie hospital about ten days ago,
and was recovering nicely until
the severe relapse came upon her.
Morn On Wednesday of this
week, a baby boy, to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Mrasek, east of Murray.
The little fellow is a dandy, so
Joe says, and we will hid that he
knows, for it looks just like its
father. The little stranger is well
pleased with this world, and the
mother is getting along nicely.
Do not fail to attend (be Clear
ance Sale now going on at Ihe
store of M. II. Davis in Murray
Mr. Davis is making some re
markable reductions in many lines
The stock must he reduced in
order to place in the new goods
Will Be at the Presbyterian
Church Monday Evening,
December 18.
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Very Successful Bazaar.
The Ladies' Aid society and the
Sunshine. Hand gave their annual
bazaar at the church last Satur
day, and when we say that it was
a very successful affair we very
mildly speak the truth, for when
the very inclement weather is
taken into consideration, we be
lieve it was more than a success.
The rain began falling about noon
and continued all afternoon and
evening, and in spite of that, fact
the attendance was quite large
and t be olTerings of the many very
pretty articles made by Ihe ladies
brought, good prices, Hie total re
ceipts of Hie affair being about
7"). Ilutli dinner and supper
were served, which netted Hie
ladies a good sum. Owing to the
bad weather ami the light at
tendance, many articles were com
pelled to be placed up at auction,
but they brought fair prices. Nad
the weather been more favorable
there is no doubt but that the
! ladies would have taken in con
siderably over $100.
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Evangelist Austin J. Hollingsworth.
Sock
and
continuance of such conditions
"iu 41 it,.rii,.n mill in transit. New and dependable
Jeorgo Fox wore visiting withU'oods at a reduction of 20 per
frien.u down near Svrne.uso last ''"t d better. Successor to
Kalurday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, who have
been visiting Mrs. Andrews' sister,
Mrs. Freeze, loft Wednesday
morning for their home in South
Dakota,
William Hice, who had the mis
fortune to ratch his tlnger in a
huxz-saw u few days ago, is get
ting along nicely and the wound is
healing rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Young de
parted this week for Moorehead,
Iou, where they will spend a
noitplo of weeks visiting with Mrs
Toung's parents.
Dr. IL F, Hreudel was over to
Aroea Monday looking after tho
practice of his son, Will, who was
In IMallsniouth attending district
oorl in the Dose case.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Oldham
ntr-rlnined Mr. and Mrs. 1). C.
Rhoden, Albert Young and Will
Brown at dinner Thursday, the
reasion being Mr. Oldham's
birthday.
Vug. Hast
W. W. Hamilton, Murray's boss
carpenter, was in the county seat
Tuesday, going up to consult the
Woodmen in regard to the con
tract on the new hall. After reach
ing Hie county seat Hilly came to a
different conclusion on the sub
ject, believing that the work was
in the territory of Plaltsmouth
contractors, and returned homo
without making a bid upon tho
work.
Gilbert Atlee Eldredge.
Mr. Eldredge presents a widely
varied, artistic and popular re
pertoire of costumed interpreta
tions of high order, changing
quickly from Ihe humorous to the
pathetic, and from the dramatic to
the sentimental. His line of work
reaches all classes, from those
who like the subtle humor of good
old "David llaruni" to the ad
mirers of the trauedy, "Julius
Caesar." lie is scheduled as one
of Hie numbers of our
course, to be at the Presbyterian
church Monday, evening, Decem
ber 1H.
A howl went up and I jumped o
suppress the rowdies on Ihe front
row, when 1 saw a solemn-faced
old woman coming down Hie stage
and I knew. the "front row" had
caught on. Hut where was Shy
look? Where was F.ldredgc?
(tone as completely as though
neither had any relation to the
other. True, all were about, the
same height and had a somewhat
similar face, but there was noth
ing to remind you that they were
one. Character after character,
from the wiggly boy to the giggly
girl; the money-loving Shylock,
shrewd David Ilarum, Hie gossipy
old woman and the man who lived
in Ihe past, they came before us
that night. Hut we never saw
Kldredge, Not after his acknowl
edgement of his introduction till
his dual "good night" was he any
where about. Lincoln McCon-nell.
Mos of Mr. Kldredge' h ' im
personations are done in costume.
II is changes from an old man to a
short -trousered school boy with
Ihe earache were startling in their
realism. His perfect control of
his facial expression adds great
ly to the charm of. his work. Of
Hie dozen or more characters he
represented, not one could be
picked out as Ihe best elTort of the
evening, all being so cleverly
handled. F.vory number on his
program could he given special
mention, and it will be a long
lime before Hie entertainment is
duplicated. Peoria Star, Decem
ber 21, 190'.).
Mr. Kldredge moved his audi
ence to laughter and tears alter
nately, ah or nis impersona
tions were very original and
showed Mr. Kldredge at his best.
Should he over visit this city
ogain ho will bo assured of oven a
larger house than he had last
Friday. Menominee (Wisconsin)
Times.
Social, Box Supper
Program.
A sock social, box supper and
program will be given at the Heil
school, 10 miles west of Plalts
mouth, on next Friday evening,
December 22, by Ihe pupils of the
school and the young people of the
district. Kverybody invited.
Anna Kopia, Teacher.
12-li-2tw-4td.
LEPOIIT OF THE CONDITION
Murra-y Stevte Ba.nk
Of Murray Nehraska.
Charter No. 578
lucoi iKH'ijtod III the Stale of Nebraska, at Urn
rinse of business I Irrrillber .'. Mill.
KlXU Ut l
Lvceillll I Limns anil discounts J."itl.7s m
uvernrans, seemed and unsecured .. . I"l
lli'iilflnc bouse, fimillme and tixlun s J.;ti" no
Current exiienses and laves paid III
Due from national, Male and ni lv.tle
banks sr.H.)
Currency I 471101
('old coin " ii.', lie
Silver, nickels ami rents .... ,V(I l!'-bl,lll."i is
Total
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UAIUUTIKS
Capital slock paid in ?I0.ihi no
Surplus fund s.ium mi
I ndlvlded profits 2,li7ii M
individual (leiKtsiis .siinjert to
rbeck $44,:tiy Ml
Tlemund rertltlcntesof deposit l.tHHI (H
Time cert Itlcates of dcosit... 10.444 7S 7j(S.7i;i Kl
Peitositors' Kiiaranty fund 1104
Total ?74.jOO 0
Static ok Nkhuaska. L
County of Cass, M I, W.M. Iloedekor,
cashier of the ttlH)ve named bank, do hereby
swear that the nltnvo statement Is n correct
and tniB copy of the report made to tho Stato
banklnir board. W. (i. Hokpkkgk. Cashier.
Ait..t. I ynsu L. Nct.man. Director.
auw. f ('hah. C. 1'AiiMKi.K. Director
Subscribed and sworn to before nie this 14th
dayof lifcenilM.T, nil l. Veusa Uatt.
Notary I'ubllC.
My commission expires July i'th, IUI7.
Lvanglist Austin J. Hollings
worth, former stale evangelist of
Minnesota Christian churches,
and now pastor of the Peru Chris
tian church, is now assisting the
paslor of the Murray church in
meetings each night. Mr. Hol
lingsworth is a young man, full of
vigor and enthusiasm, and sneaks
very fluently. He hits sin sipiare
out ironi Hie shoulder, and be
lieves Ihe bible to lie Hod's mes
sage to men.
The pastor, Mr. Williams, has
charge of the music and is making
this a great attraction. Miss
Young presides at the organ and a
good choir add their voices to the
pleasure o.f the services. Mr. Wil
liams sings a solo each evening.
Hood crowds are attending the
meetings. All are invited to these
interest ing services.
Hog Market Very Poor.
Henry Creamer and H. M. Min
ford shipped a car of hogs to
South Omaha Monday of this
week. Henry tells us that they
were on the market at a very poor
time, as il is a rather ditlieult
matter to pay $.ri.7.r for pork and
place them on Ihe market for
Tj.on, but tie says il is more dif
licull to pay r.7f and receive
lie says il is making
money pretty fast to deal on mar
gins of this cass--for the other
fellow.
Christmas Entertainment.
A Christmas entertainment and
tree will be held at Pleasant Hill
school, four miles west of Murray,
mi Friday evening, December 22,
promptly at 8 o'clock. The pro
gram w ill isist, of songs, recita
tions, dialogues and several
initial urc plays. One of the
features of Ihe evening will he a
girls' chorus and a boys' chorus.
Santa Clans will also be there to
make everybody happy. The pub
lic is invited. There will be no
charges.
fJtirtlie O. Johnson, Teacher.
Watch This Space
M week
"P. & B.," the new 3c cigar,
made in Plaltsmouth. Try one.
Edmunds
& Brown
OPENING EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
OF $20.00, $22.50, $25.00 AND $30.00 SUITS AT
SALE
$15
Entertainment.
There will be n mixed program,
consisting of Christmas dialogues,
songs and recitations, and also
one play entitled. "The Sweet
Family," (Ma Sweet and Her
Sweet Daughter) , given by and for
the benefit of district No. H). Fri
day evening, December 22, 1911,
at the Mount Hope church, two
and one-half miles northeast of
Union. Everybody invited. Ad
mission, 15 cents.
Mrs. Ii. F. Queen, Teacher.
has created quite a stir. The clothes we're offering are mostly from Hart,
Schaffner & Marx you know how well these clothes wear, and you know what
they usually cost. This sale ends Saturday night of this week. They're going
fast come today.
XMAS THOUGHTS
' We suggest the following list of useful gifts for men:
To the Busted 'Phone.
Close to the wall they limply lay,
Cihaslly chunks of human clay;
The last mournful song of life
he'd sung,
Eyes bulged out and a busted lung.
Sad human wreck, dead as n stone,
He'd tried to talk over a bum old
'phone.
All Heating Stoves will be sold
at a discount from now on, as we
must have the space. Also special
prices on Quick Meal Ranges.'
These prices are subjoct to stock '
on hand. Come early and take
'your choice. John Bauer.
Bath Robes
Somking Jackets
Umbrellas
Traveling Bags
Suit Cases
Parker Laundry Bags
Interwoven Sox
Everwear Sox
Pure Silk Sox
Knitted Mufflers
Suspenders
Garters and Armbands
Linen Handkerchiefs
Tie Rings
Collar Bags
Neckwear
Combination Sets
Silk Mufflers
Manhattan Shirt
