THURSrAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1919.
P1ATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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" I REVIVAL. MEETJNUS
1 REVIVAL MEETINGS ARE
If my of the readers of the
Journal knor of any social
pt. i,t or item of interest !n
t '.! vtcin': y. a-ai -win mail
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waaull cewsitecns l.u tou
Prepared in the Ttr.e-rest of the People of Murray and Surrounding" Vicinity Especially for the journal Readers
PROVING SUCCESSFUL
Gocd Attendance and Much Interest
Manifested at the Beginning
of Series.
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The depositors on our
books include the leading busi
ness and professional men people
uhese financial transactions through
us often involve considerable sums.
Their faith in us has been
established by careful atten-
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service which is e.v
teedcu to ell depos
itors, both large and
small. YVc solicit in
vestigation from all.
Frank Vallery was a visitor in
P'attsmouth last Tuesday evening,
driving there with hi; auto.
Mr. and Mrs. William Oliver an!
Mrs. Fred Itamgo visited for a short
time hist Sunday afternoon at the
homo of .Mrs. Dull.
Charles Carroll is reported as feel
ins much hetter during the last few
days, hut ft ill far from his former
self.
Fred Pusch of Plattsmu .1 h. the
proprh tor of t!ie 'I. adits' Toggery" of
that place. was in Murray for a short
time on business last Monday.
Dee Hestetter of near Murray is
one of the new readers of the .T.M;r:ial,
he having arranged to have the paper
ma'e his home rcgnlar visits.
Will Seyboldt and his father. Col.
J. 1?. Sovbobit. were visitors in Pla'ts-
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mouth Ia-t Tuesday, where they were
looking' after some business for a few
hours. i
Ernest Pottery, a n-proi nuitivc
of the Standard Oil company at
PhPtsmouth. was a visiter i!i Mit
ray last week. bringing down a Lia d
of oils and sas.
Back From the South.
('. II. l!oe;kl:er. v.'iio lias been in
t':e south for tit..; past v.oik and
where he found the weather nice and
svarm t-nou?;;i so that he went in
.-wimmin.s; in the .-.Tirm waters of ti:e
(itih of Mo:;icc r t".i:ied !nme last
There was marked interest shown
it the initial service of Rev. Levi V..
, Scott at the hesinninfr of the revival .
i which he is holding at the Christian
I church at Murray, and a Kood atttnd
' ancc at the meeting?, both on Sunday
and during the fore part of the week.
Many people are not through with
the picking of their corn, and it is
not ixpeeted the attendance would
I he as larire tint i 1 after the completion
Sunday evonhiir. ;.t'!er having h:.t -i
fxeellent time ii. the soutii. AIr , of the corn harvest. Those in charge
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I . .ie' e K e r i.aii hia.iv I)!.-:tr.s iit.it:-.'1 iiiituiisj Jii' vu'it iiieuseu n ll
tvatir.-,' thf bea'iti s of tii,
es iiltis
cotuit rv
tiie ir.terest thus far shown, and are
down that way. they t;eia
views of (fives! v.. hut one enee'a
ly ni :e . t..' of 1 ; ; -. V.'xas. v !; -. :i
homo was .'diown will: th:- tro-tical
trees r.nd fruits ?; racing the tr"-v? in
the fire fro:iid. Mr por.-leker
tliini;s t!x sotrli one of the best
places for Hie winter ima.Jrinablo.
rorgot Murmy T.Vas 0:1 the Hap.
V!ie M's.-ottri P - if:e. v.'htell n.akeS
regular stop; with the mklni -in train
.uoin it soutli at Murray, last Smttlay
forgot t!ia there wa such, a plrce us
Murray, and with fii'te n passenc-rs
for this place, i'l -w p::.-t tin's tovvr. as
if there was nn;i,:n- of tle kind in '
extf!e. Tb y did not stop until'
... .encouraged to behove that much
m o-i t v
itt'-.t liis which nave oeen m?uaur-atcl.
they had arrived ;i; Fiiioti and while i
C. W". Ch ri svc i.-'s. r was a vis tor
in Omaha last Tuesday taking in his
truck lod of hog:-, from his farm,
where he has had them on f i d l;r
some time past.
,Jee McV'-y. !.: ha- he. n staying
at Plattsmout h for mii:..' tin.e p ist.
arrived at Murray the first of the
home at the
some h ir d eon vcv
to Murray imn;''.:
them remained a'
:ni rn : i: t ra i v t :
on it. Thi-- inei,;,
way increa-e.l th
?.l!!rr;iy p.-;-ph ;' r
i!'ie raiPv av.
T'ces and ret timed
::t'y f.ie most of
I'niiMi until f!io
h nv.'l fnt:ii' hrrno
it ha..- in any
admirn' !.::. of the
the Mh's'-juri Pa.-
,xurr?y cnriiiian (Jhurcn.
This wir k is the 1 irst of : set i as
of revival meetings at the Christian
fhurch. P.rotI.er Scott, the Platts
mou::i pastor, is conducting the meet
ing and his wife is leading the sing
ing. The finances of the meeting
are cared for in advance. -:a fee.l per
fectly fiee to come and njoy t
service and work with us. Profiler
Scott preaches seven nights each
icck at :.." am; sjU'vtav morniii'' at
11. A cordial invitation is extended
to you ai!.
i nememner our growing Uihio
! ohoo!. Short story at ft: 4". Open
; ing exe'-cises at 10. A class for ev
eryone.
C. K. PAXXAX. Minister.
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TE4E VV. H. PULG
iware
will always carry a complete line of
Hardware, Painto, Oils, Farm
implements, Tractors,
QAGOLIEwE ECiTJ-i; anc! REPAIRS3
We do all kinds of tin work, healing and plumbing,
and will aho save you money on furniture orders.
Come in and get our prices on anything in our line.
We will treat you right and save you money.
Sa) etyHctics tyCo urtesy Service
Four per cent interest on time deposits.
Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law.
.tfj y ! bi Si ii S A 1 t A K
week and is making hi
Hotel Perger.
Mrs. J. A. Wa'.k.r and dai'ght-r.
Miss Margie, and gramldaughior.
Miss Helen Gilmore. were visitors at
Plattsriout li last Moiolay. driving v.y.
in Mi.-s Margie's car.
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.J. A. Koot and wife with, the clii!
All business trsnac'ions beld in strict cenfidence
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was :. j ( d t all.
ViI.-o. tPlrsi re dr., alt
d.. e.el:i:ig for tiie Wc.-t
of t!;e .,;.!( ".vhe;-" ii- wii
we.-k or so wi'h rt!ti.s a. 'ot; ri thN '
at l:e i v ::s uf (crn'o a mi (.'.illoway j
and vicinitv. '
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The firm of Seotten 4'; Young are
as: roc ting a barn on the farm of
. A. i 11 i a-t of t tie eit y.
M mis I, S. Tutt ami ( t. A.
i l).:v:- were visit ing with friends in
ui.ty sea' the first of the wet k.
r Sale: A 1 : :'. t 1 Silvertown
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rd tire
with rim and inner lure.
S. lirigg
Platts-
dren and Crar.dpi J. W
were visi'ing v.Tfii relatives iti
friends in Weeping Water la-t Sun
da v. driving down in Mr. lim tV .v.r.
in benti:.
'.;r. ami :iis. .loan w ;Ies ::: s on
i hvrttl depart ''-d la?f Weilne.-day for
t a " : a. -it a . going i r Ph.r nix. Arizona,
wheio H.-ay go to v:-i' a daueh.ter.
Mi's. Jo!:n P. i i ma. r. . who with her
iV.miiy went thi re several weeks uao
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lowtlier 'v';'"'' il'-ey are making their
1 in:. .a' ai p:e-e,n. j r. e move w;is
mad-? in the hop-'-s that the change of
climate w: u! I I;e heneficial to the
t '. array, i '
aliy ii! at h.
th.o:!g!i -ii-.;io
many friemis
ti'.at sl'.e is
I'-rovf-ri.
liaton. !: s , t
re j.;;r: i :: s Mei :ig cri! i -
r ie .me a r d with hope.--.
. or e r i' e-ivi rv. ! !. r
wi!i 1 : p!i;t-eJ to i"-ar
eve. i tii" Siiaiitest ir:i-
verv ( h( ;ii. M
nout h. Nebraska.
Mrs. iv.rr Young w as a p'-.-enger
to ("..!;!'. a ia-t Tuesday morning aa.d
was accompanied by Mr. Young, p.- 1
ing to on-u!t with Dr. Laughrige i
reiiriding her health. j
il'i :l v. '.tor 111 i
iditig t iie 1 iine ;it his
to li i ; work on Mou-
l.ouis ilalia-
! 'hit t - mar.t h spe
: !.otm . rc.irr.inc
Morion J'.artlett. the Murray ha
her, was hmking after some bu-ine
in Omaha last Tuesday goirg to that j,
place f.n tiie early trr.ta in the mr;r::- '
ing and returning homo on the bite
train at night.
Mr. A. Gan.-emer am! i:'" and
1.. II. Puis, the garam.' man. aerna
pai.fel by Fred HHP wire a party
who visited in Omaha last Tim-lay.
going on the early train in the mur i
ing and returning on the late mil
night train.
P.. C. Davis, of ( hie; go. .-hoe sab s-
man for a company at Cincinnati, ran
! down from Omaha last Sunday to
visit at the borne of his i. other. Mr.-.
P. A. Hoot, for the day. and retu-ned
to his work out oT Omaha o:i the
( veiling train.
r... P.-r-kman. who is in
1th anyway with si me
Mr. Wiles and wife anil
It .'i;h th- daughter and
r -miMnler of the fam-
ily. Mr. lb china n is working in lhr
rolioii fields at ti.is time
the coii'itry v-ry well.
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delicate be
iu".g trouidi
( 11 go t ) i:
i-ler an:! :
and like:
l.y i.iorring aivl v.as a vi-itor again
at his home on Wednesday evening.
For S. le: Pure bred Duroc Jersey
Fred Speck of (hnaha w;i.
at the homo of his
Spook, for a few da
early portion of the
biot her. Pen
s during tk-'
week. Fred
'.cars,
cor. -Pi
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Crow n
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d.ams and
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no-:jtw .
AUCTIONEER
Always Ready for Gale
Dntcs fcr or near.
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wh.;it tiiey
urrav. Nebr.
N. Pi'.rrows anil wife who are
ing their home at Milford at the
n', are visiting at the home of
r sun. Ttd Parrov.- and family.
' Speck will soon return to Omaha ana
will encage with the Overland Tire
company, who are just now starting
to make tires in the factory.
IE Ac CITABLE
SATISFACTION OR 270 PAY!
UKYKKSr:
Tler,:-o-ft 1511
having arrived last Sunday, and will
n main Thanksgiving week.
Albert Young, who recently tossed
hi-, p
ALL CAI LS
Lit: my F.y;.irjrf ,
me in tiie corner, hung his saw
i nail and placet hi- square on
work bench and hopped into the
held of Nick Frieilncli. lias
! i omplotod the job and began on the
h'. -id of one of the neighbors.
on
the
corn
HKPOIIT OF TDK CONDITION
of thi:
MURRAY STATE BANK
cf Murray, ITebr.
H3 Eirthday Reception.
Part Monday i veiling Harley ih;ls.
:on of Mr. er.d Mr-'. L. IP Pubs, ex
tended a bii'Tb.day reception to ten of
i'is little friends in Murray at
which time they phived games and
gave prize- to the winners, and were
si rved with an excellent luncheon by
Mrs. Pels. 'i he f.-mz felPnvs had
;n eveeibat time and on departing
declared Master Parley and his
toother the best entertainers. Mas
tor Parley vp-- the recipient of r.mny
I'itsi in :. tokens of the friendship of
his fellows who were there as
si.-ting' Master Parley enjoy the oc
casion, the following young Ameri-C'-in-:
Will Minford. Kverett La
Rue. Lester Long. Letter. Clell and
Leon Cansemer, Harry Puis. Hnry
Hild. Dirk March and Charles I '.arrows.
Chart i r N'.i.
Iirasktt at Ii
Ml .N.e.
I lie State of
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These are in a bis demand right now, and as a
matter of fact are a little hard to find in the market,
but we have them and for every member of the family:
Ladies' Ouling Gown3,.collar!ess, band cuff, white silk
stitching around yoke, neat stripe patterns; sizes
15 to 17 $2.25
Misses' Stripe Patterns, collarless, band cuffs, age
4 to 6 $1.25
Misses' same as above, only ages 8 to 14 $1.50
Men's Outing Gowns, large and roomy, and good
heavy Heezing; sizes 15 to 18 $2.2o
man
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Ileii.l-. .-' laities, .i nil - r. ): n I .-.
ea itits. cti ., 1 1 1 e ! ; i i ; i g all
umiihiiictil .iii'ls
i:.ieliiag ina.-e, 1 in iiitm r ami
tiMlli.S
l'"r:e:il j use-, taxis atnl
illlete.t pajil
I oie t rein .Va i iniei I
a ml St a te .;;nt:s . . J I :.! I s. t S
i ' i c ks an.! ileitis
el' i A' 'ii'i -: .fn.oo
'uii"ne "..Tii.ii't
lt.il.1 e.lill I ,''')". I.l'l
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Jars PcUesdemier Very Sick
.Psmes Delb sdernier, w ho lias been
feeling far from well during all of
the past summer, was suddenly tak
en worse a few davs s;nco and on
Nc- I t-iuj iiu.l-iv. was taken to Omaha
where he entered the Methodist hos
pital and on Monday underwent an
operation for the removal of gall
..I stones. I lie case was an acute one.
and should have been attended to be
fore. Mr. Dellesdernier has not
shown the slightest improvement
rince the operation, and the family
t.tiTI ". ! were requested to come to his bed
side the fere part of the week. On
Tuesday he was reported as just hold
ing his own.
Were Attending School Keetir.tr.
Last Tuesday the members of the
Murray school ItuP.rd, consisting of L.
D. Iliatt. W. C. Poedeker. ami O .M.
Mir.ford. accompanied by C. I ).
SoangpT. were visiting in Pidtts-.
m.jiith. where they were attending the
meeting of the ones who hail in
hand the redisricting; of the county
for the purpose of making the dis
tricts larger, that tiiey might be en
titled to larger schools. Tiie gentle-!
men were in attendance at the meet
ing and were offering reasons why
the Murray district could not have a
iH trict extending to the .Missouri
river as the roads are very bad. and
the. country and the distance great.
What will be done in the matter was
not definitely settled at the time of
.lie return of the Murray board of
ducat ion.
Vidted With Friends Here.
La.-t Tuesday morritlg M". ami
Mrs. W. T. Johnson, the former the
brother uf Mr-. J. W. Perger of Mur
ray, arrived from Lincoln where they
have been visiting for rome time, and
are visiting at the IVrpor home for
a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
have bet n making- their home r.far
'iinten. Oklahoma, but have just sold
their place there and will, after hav
ing visited their many friends and
relatives, depart for the west and will
n.ike California their home in the
iuture.
Goes to Ko:pital for Treatment.
Sherman Kainey. who sometime
during the month, of September re
ceived a kick on one of his legs from
a horse, has been suffering lately
with much pain, in his knee, and ac
companied by great swelling. Upon
the advice of hi.s physician. Dr. Prcn
P I. departed for Omaha last Tuesday
morning' for consultation with a specialist.
Vie." Z
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i a i I a I : t 'j K pa al i n $ 1 '
i Shi . us t me!
I " 1 1 i . v i 1 1 I I I ' 1 i I s
. t !!! i vi'l lie ', e posits
J -nl.e-l t.. ei e.-K . . $ 1 I !l,.'.i. t
! Tim.' .i t ates nC
; : ; "SO ll'-.'.' i.'i.n-
'a -1 ier's cheeks
, en t sta i..i i a g 1 . ! m;.:;
; I ep. . . I ei's gaaiatuv Intnl..
of. 17
Col. W. K. Jenkins was called to
Omaha, hist Mondav to look alter
I seme business matters, making the
trip in bis new Fniversal car.
''.u'.t o'.P -Miss I-nura Pubs was a visitor at
li the home of her father, Wiliiam I'uls.
j last Sunday and returned to her work
i in Omaha on Monday morning on the
Returned From Visit in Lincoln.
Early last week A. L. Paker, who
has been in Lincoln for some time,
returned home, after bavins been at
the bed .side of bis. brother-in-law, K.
A. Hurlon. who was stricken with
paralysis of the ntrves, nd who after
several days of sickness, died at his
home in that city. Aftel remaining
for the funeral Mr. Baker returned
home. Mr. Hurt on will be remem
bered as having lived in Murray for
many years. The family will make
their home in Lincoln for the present.
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MURRAY,
NEBRASKA
!. V. i!. 1 a' il.-Uer, Cashier of (lit.
( ;i imi'.'c tiaeteii 1:hik .! l.et rl.y swear
iliii I ! it lm .s t a I . in.' n t is a correct
iaii'l tine .'"pv "!' the report liaule.to
the State Kaliklng Coard.
w. ;. iai:i)i-Ki:i:.
Attest:- Cashier.
KI;KI I.. XCTZMAX. I orei tor.
C11AS. C. l'. l;.Mi:i.i:. Director.
S 1 1 1 sri i heil sill'l SWoril to Lefole
this lel tav of Novell! l.er, 1 !!!!.
DAVID C Wl- ST.
t Sf j.t t Notary I'uHie.
me
(My eymuatsieu expires Juu. li,
early train.
Misses Vera and Marjory Moore
were visiting with friends in Platts
mouth the early portion of t lie week,
going to that plate on the evening
train last Tuesday.
George Jenkins, who is attending a
business college in Omaha, was a vis
itor at the home of his mother in that
city for over Sunday returning to his
studies last Monday.
W. II. I'uls. William Puis. Sr.. and
Fred Ifild and families were in at
tendance last Sunday at the funeral
of Charles C. Hennings. which oc
curred at the Glcndalo church just
east of! Louisville.
Cows Sold Well Last Week.
The cows which were sold at Mur
ray for dairy purposes last week
brought good prices. While they were
brought to Murray and offered for
sale with nothing but a short
time for examination, the 22 head
which were offered for sale, brought
$2,400. or on an average of $10"J.09
each. The highest bringing $151,
while the lowest was considerably
under a hundred, this being for a cow-
that needed no guardian, she being of
mature age. Only two sold for less
than a hundred dollars. Col. W. K.
Young conducted the sale.
Cheapest accident insurance Dt
Thomas' Eclectric Oil. For burns,
scalds, cuts and emergencies. All
druggists sell it. J0c and UOc.
If you are not a subscriber to the
Da-:Iy Journal let us enter your name
on our subscription list.
MURRAY
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Kodaks and supplies at 1. V". A :.
Keedy's the druggPt. t ,:;ia. i t!,e !',,j., -; .:i;iks.
riving i ight. Tir- ; the third uiim-
The Journal piiiits saie bills. ' "' f Lye- i:m . .; .
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FRIDAY EVEPiSNG,
PJUS1C 5Y
PesrSess Mn Orelissfra
Given by the fllurray Dar.cijis Club
COME "KUF GCTDI"
EDISOtfS!
EDS30T.! RECOR3Q!
co-ope w a. r 1 o :x
According to Webster Is "working together
for the same end."
Why can't this be applied to our a;imn.:ii'ity ? IT the town 1
ness iostitutions uf Murray are an a.-set to tin- commi,i:ir , tb
they are the mure service, t bey can give, ami t be mure value to
mutiity aiulto each iadividua!. A pro-p m ous town is I, at tl.f- 1
of prosperous surroundings. 011 will never hm! a re.-p' ro'
a dead community, for the shr-ple niecti it is the ' omiim" t.
individuals that make a community, and as t lie p. oele a i e -o
munity. Oar town cannot prosper at the expense vi lit.- tare;
farmer at the expense of the town at least ra lastir.g pro-;
be assured in this way. Hut by proper oe-opei ;it ion a wo
getber, thingscati be aecmiplished that wiP. not 01. ly build u;
and add value to siirrouuiii.ig nropertv, but will naiko t his t he
munity in the world in wliich to live. When we la erin to 1 , a.
by hep ting one a not her we are only helping out'sel vis. the 10 w il
knocking and more boosting.
Be a Booster for a Community Club.
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DRUGS!
Murray Kcbrsska
DRUG SUWDRISS!
BUY YOUR FALL AND WINTER
Sn ?! ifK3 pina --s - -
EARLY AMD GAVE rOHEY
VVe have a large assortment of ail kinds of shoes
rom which to choose your needa at prices far below
prices you will have to pay in sixty days as you know
shoes are advancing every day. We have a large as
sortment of school shoes in all sizes. Also men's and
boys' rubber boots.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL
PARAS PRODUCTS!
T
ALF GANSETvSES, Frcprietor
