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1910.
PIATTSMOUTH SE2U-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Prepared in the. Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the
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2-year-old red heifer.
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Four Family
There's no surer way of pro
r iding for the ones you lovs than
banking ycizr cash.
The man ivith money in bank
is prepared for a business re'
versa or loss of position.
Cash in bank gives him a new
grip on life.
Dcpcctt ycur surplus cash
new. Don't ivctstc it. Don't
delay.
Yoz'll Lc surprised to see
hom tzn account rcr'j.
Sec us today about :rz account.
For Sale llarred Roc!: Cockerels, f L,ost
S1.H0 each. Mrs. C. F. DeJung. It: Lout
Johnny Campbell has beer, quite ! Mrs. Alf Gansemer spent the day
sick with the flu for the past few Tuesdaywith Mrs. Fred Lutz.
Jays. t The second number of the Lyceum
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kcil. and will he held Monday evening at the with the flu.
Mrs. Majors were in Plattsmouth oii;hail. ' The youngest daughter
Albert Young was a Plattsmouth
visitor Friday.
For Sale: White China Ganders.
Oldh&m Stock Farm.
James Latta Is able to be out again
alter his recent sick spell.
Uldhams shipped a pair of pigs to
Gothenburg, Nebraska, Monday.
Mrs. G. M. Murford was visiting
friercdd and relatives in Lincoln last
week.
Misj V.'alktr spent a few days in
Omaha shopping and visiting with
friends.
'1 he friends of Mrs. Stokes will re
jrret to learn of her family suffering
of Allen
My seven room
Murray. Mrs.
Four per cvnt interest on tirrc di-rcsits.
0ir deposits ars protected by the Stat. Guaranty Law.
MURRAY STATE SAP2K
All bueiness trar.sacS'cns held in sirict confidence
Your Persona! Bank.
IV ft
9 CM
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ana livera
ills!
Tues-Jay.
For Sale or Kent.
cottage residence in
J. V. Lerger.
Chas. Spar.gler shipped a car load
of Logs to the South Omaha market
Monday of this week.
Km Carroll and family, of near
Nehawka, spent last Sunday with
home folks in Murray.
John Edmunds was looking after
some business matters in Lincoln on
Tuesday of this week.
M info ril A: t reamer shipped a car
load of cattle to South Omaha
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Iaura Puis came home last
Saturday evening for an over Sun
day visit with home folks.
Ted Barrows came in from Sioux
City last Saturday evening for a lew
lays' visit with home folks.
Mis-.- Margie Walker is spending a
few davs in Omaha this week, the
Khouen was visiting at the home of
I. C. llhoden this week. :
Philip Keil is about the busiest
man in town fixing up the pork bar-'
reil for the neighborhood. j
The family of Charges Reed was
able to be moved home last Friday.
They certainly had a seige of the
flu r.t the home of Mrs. Reed's par
ents, here in town. '
!
Jiuis h'arhart went to Piatts
mouth Wednesday evening for a vis
it with friends.
Mrs. I'ttfr Perry is .-n -lidiui: con
siderable time with iier daughter, I
Mrs. Chas. Spangler. '
C. H. P.oedeker war, looking after!
some business matters in Omaha on i
.uonuay or this week.
For Sale Barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels, $1.ZQ and J2.00 each. Mrs.
W. O. Troop, Murray phone. j :r- apen. a son oi ueri uapen.
James Reynolds, of Union, was a.amI iPhew of Lloyd Gapen, was
roller r.t the Oldham stork farm n landing a tew days with his uncle
on Monday, with a view to buying some Jthe Pasl wk- Mr. Gapen was j
! wounded in France. j ' --
' The flu has interfered with all than enjoyed by those present. The
public gatherings and business. In! next meeting will be with Mrs. Sans.
fact it has almost turned the world
upside down but lately things are
sailing along all O K, and next Mon
day evening Dr. John Gray will ap
pear as a number on our Lyceum
HOW ABOUT THAT NEW
Heating Stove.
THAT YOU HAVE BEE? PUTTING OFF
TO BUY?
YOU ?JEED 5T RIGHT 3QW
and we want to tell you 1h?t we have a com
plete line to select from. Come
in and sec them!
Let us tell yon how wo C3n save you some
money on all kinds of household furniture.
Murray, yJebraski
Purees.
Spend an evening witli Drr John
Gray. You will enjoy it. He will
:e at the Puis hall on Monday even
iirr, January 20th.
Mrs. Charles Mutz. who has been
sintering for the past few weeks '
fmm i.n attack of the flu. is still con-!
gaining in !
t
fjnM to her homo, but
guest of Mrs. Mayne Dixon.
'J. W. Kdmunds was looking
fer re me mutter
iounty .-eat Tuesday of this week
Mrs. Kd Lutz came down
her home in Plattsmouth Wednes-!0-
. strength quite rapidly.
course. He comes highly recommend
ed. Some of our citizens have heard
(him and say he is worth the price
, .-.no. w:;.-. uii .ii,... uuiur uu ol i-yceum iiumoer. ur an vears
of business in the Friday evening from South Dakota, j t re i none when we need words
v.; ere viu was earing tor her sister, HVo Or c.-nv trill -av
nu'Ti, who ih.u a severe ease
flu. She was only home a
af-!
from ! -ir-
a;
ilay to spend the day at the home of j
her sifter, Mrs. L. D. liiatt.
Mrs. Ted Barrows and son, Charles i
returned home from South Dakota
last Saturday, where they have been
visiting for the past two months. wil! also th.
Ailie Leonard came in from near , The li? l Cross
v: lie n r-he was called to the
hcir.e of Lloyd Gapen. where John
Campbell is s:ck with the flu.
The Red Cross will meet in the
Library rooms Saturd-iy evening as
Libra y association.
wii! ei
to us words
I of encouragement and helpfulness
more than we do right now. So come
and hear him.
Christian Church
There will be the regular services
again next Sunday, January 19. Sun
day sc hool at 10 a. m. Morning, wor
ship and communnioii at 11 o'clock.
7-iI,-loft "Whv Itpln Christ la'i Edu-
" ... ..... ... i.. ...... ..ii i
q ! 1 la 11 MUOU l ;l ;auiii; iaui i'-i-
a great interest in tit-r. and j n
the condUI'jr. ihat they i-vwl hT In
Xew York for the n-w styles. I!tr
proposition was accepted imnn'ilia'e
ly, and she is now c;i her v.uy i.
New York and will inter die l ug-'
house of Gage Pnt'.iers for the time,
and return to Andersen :.s ?.:: a
the sre".:-on opens with tbe lu-.v
spring syler. Mi.--- i'lrirh bdng a
cation." Evening worship at 7:
p. n. Subject: "A Lost Sheep." Come
to the church that has a message and
a welcome for everyone.
C. E. H ANN AN.
GOES TO NEW YORK
TOS MILLINERY STYLES
with the Journal i.i cor.gratula! in"
thir excellfnl y(;-,ing lady tip v r
self-inade success fn the inir.lii' ry
line. Miss l lrich is the daughter f
Mr. and Mrs. ("has. l'!rich of this
i city.
The Missionary Society
The Missionary society met with
Mrs. Davis Friday. Mrs. John Har
ris and Mrs. V. Palmain assisted
:t cf'.cers for . Mrs.
Davis. The attendance was
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Central City Wednesday morning. : the coming year. Mr.-. Gapen has re-j very large and some fifty people en
where he has been visiting with hisj "i - "'1 r"' president f the Library . joyed the afternoon with the Mis
r arc-nts, al.;o his brother Homer, who ! association on account of their early , sionary society. At a o'clock delic-
bas been scriouslv ill with the flu, I removal irom nere in .i:arcn ana tins ions re'reshments were served. Mrs.
Shirts going at $ 90
Broa'Ji.p.g shirts at 1.25
Stifle Lib overalls and jumpers 2-35
Biv.o Lib overall.'; and jumpers 2.50
Flack's Detroit Special overalls and jumpers 2.75
H. E. Lee Unlonalls 3.50
ft., a
J S 12 W
tf.
re5
ALFRED Murray, T!cb.
but getting along nicely at this time.
Lloyd Gapen was looking after
some business matters in Plattsmouth
Friday, getting his sale bills print
ed t? close out his line of farm ma-
chir.erv and stock, preparing to move
1 o the western part of the state in
;;ie sprin.7.
Mrs. S. L. Lawton came hom thi:?
week from Newell. South Dakota. 'H
where she had been taking care of
her eistc-r. Mrs. Lyman, who has I
ueei! ill v. i . ii iiii; mi
the past few days. She returned J
home Friday and reported her sis- j
ter as getting along very nicely at :
this time. !
Murray real estate seeins-io be on
the move for the past few days. W. !
S. Smith has purchased the Aunt
Sarah Younr place and W. H. Puis
made a deal wi;ere'v ne purcnases
i;e two lots and barn of John Ed-j
niur.as. just south ot the fc.dmiirit.s-
home. Mi. tu!s will use this place
for the handling of his farm intple- j
men to. i
remnval fr.
wii! make :
freshient.
im here in March and this
t necessary to elect a ne.v
It is urged that a good at-
W0UID IT BE BETTER.
ie:Tance be present at
meeting.
Cat hey and Mrs. P.ay Davis became
members of the society. It had been
Miss Josephine Ulrich. of this
city, who fcr the past season has
been employed in the millinery es
tablishment of a large firm at And
erson, Indiana, has just completed
a most successful season, and so
satisfactory was her work that the
firm desired very much to engage
her for the next season before re
leasing her on the former contract.
both of these :o long since the society had been i Miss Ulrich consented to accept the
! together that the occasion wa3 more position for another season upon
Yes it is pretty vurni. nuv vm-.! Ii
er for this time of year. Tl.
streets anil pavements rre pr-'tty
mu My and dirty, it is '.itr.fi.it
get over the mud with any d gre
uaticfurtinr. Would it not 1 i
- " .
good idea to wadi ofT this ir.url. and
s-ee if it woul 1 n.;t be better to get
about a little work, an 1 th" va-r
is coming to ue, would help coiu-'d-erable.
to
of
a
US
icarcity
AUCTIONEER
Always Ready -for SaSe
Dtcs far or near.
RATZ5 EEASONATiLE
SATISFACTION CR PAY!
nEVEIlSE ALL CALLS
Telephone 1511 Jlurniy Exa'iangs
Fcr Sale.
of land, three miles
Ewing. in Holt Conn
acres farm land, 160
a res hay land and balance in pas
ture; fair improvements. See
Greer. Piggott, Murray, Neb. 4tew
4(i acres
ni: t Ii v. est of
ty. Neb.. SO
The r.nny friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Ted P.arrows are glad to see them
buck in Murray and hope they will
decide fo stay.
RED CROSS MEETING i
TO 2E HELD AT MURRAY ;
Thre will be a meeting of the
Murray branch of the Ke I Cross on
January IS, IS 19, at the public li
brary in Murray at 7:. "50 p. in
this meeting there will be matters of
interest come before the Ix.dy, anil it
II
At !3(i
is desired that
attendance.
all members be in
An unusunl offering in children's heavy
flacccd shirts and drawers in sizss
24 lo rjD. They are worth four
limes th& price. So den't
pass them up
PER GARMENT
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9M' Hilv Drfii?fu' !
40 acres 2' miles south of:
Plattsmouth; acres of ajfalfa; j
balance being farmed.
Ki acres bottom land, four n-ib-s j
northwest oi P!attsr.:outh, adjoin- j
ing Oreapoli3; IT, ac.es prairie hay, j
cuts twice a year; balance farm j
bind l
ft 3
93 acres Z "i miles cast of Murray;
At $2,200 00 for the
5 even-Passenger
Phaeton it is a dis
tinctive value.
There have never been enough Hudson
Super-Sixes to meet the demad.
Production was to have been stopped
January 1st. Then, unexpectedly, the ban
against manufacture was lifted. Orders
for closed cars remained to be filled. So
when authority to continue manufacture
was given, all efforts were turned to filling
those closed car orders.
iatt
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MURRAY ,
I HI'
rJEDRASKA
25 acres of alfalfa; 4 acres of tim
othy; lo acres of pasture; 0 acres
of timber land; balance good farm
land; two small orchards, two wells; h
two seis of improvements. Can give i
reasonable prices and terms on above!
land, or might consider some trade.
Ore seven-room house in Murray,
Nebraska, in good shape, with good
well and outbuildings, contains two
gcod lots.
Three Rouses
rent or sale.
in Plattsmouth
for
2 it acres, one mile southeast of
PJat turnout h, lays well, new five-room j
bungalow, close to IJ. & M. shops.-
I Can give good terms, and might cou-jj
jsider some trade. , j
! "Also see me fcr bargains in Chase, ' t
j Perkins and Keith county wheat and'J
'rau'h lands. '!
I FRANK VALLEKY. j
' Murray, Neb.
That is the condition today. No
open car models, the seven-passenger
and the four-passenger
phaetonaT will be built for some
iirne. Normal factory production
cannot be resumed before June.
Only a few open cars are in
the hands of dealers. The factory
will have none for some time. If
you want an open model Super
Six, the type that has given Hud
son so much prestige, you should
try to get one of those nov in
stock. The First suggestion oi
Spring will exhaust all that arc?
now available.
The Super-Six owes its leader
ship not alone to the preiormancc
and endurance it has proved, bnt
to its dollar value.
What car in performance, dur
ability, reliabilit, smartness and
beauty, at any price excels the
Super-Six? The seven-passenger
Hudson phaeton sells at $2,200.
60,000 Super-Sixes have made the While
iriangle known on every highway
MURRAY,
NEBRASKA
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