THURSDAY. LLCEMliF.il 18, !!JU
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
TAGE FIVE
COMMUNITY
XMAS TREE TO
BE SUCCESS
THE W. K. PULS
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If tcy of tli readers of the
Journal knor- of any social
event or item of interest In
this vicinity, end will mall
cne to this office, it will ap
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want all news lte tea Rditob
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Murray t-nJ Surrc"ndinp Vicii'ty E;c!a.lly for the Joureal Headers
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-J i! Christmas Cantata
'-" " s i:ov' ; Well to do Children Speakers
! Frieda. Lisle. Lester Long. Mabel
oi Omaha, i-s ; Howard. Chorus lUanche Scatton,
i i.'. r ra: c-; j jc.;, n. perry. Curtis Fearis. Carl
vlio Dic-i. Harley Puis.
- work there, j I'oor Children Speakers Charles
v.l.. . y, -top- HowiTd. Charles 15-jedeker. Helen
v "'as j nur.. chorus Loreene Hatchet.
;!Si -';s-1-v 1-; Davis. Violet Vallery. Charles Dar-
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's v' r i!! -,Jl;r:'!'.v- drii!i:r' .... i;;iriu'y Snt:th a vocal solo.
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INDICATIONS POINT TO LARGE
ATTENDANCE WILL EE
ELECTRIC LIGHTED.
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a:.: i .... n i nan: ( r (lthers.
v ere Lokin si ai or
a"'.t-rs in 1'iat!
iirivin.- up
iiivinu: Christmi.- cheer to the poor
(ii-s and of tin- reward in thinkinc
A FINE PROGRAM IS PROMISED
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High School Notes
j Willa Park iK out of school on ac
:t lUui' i:er of ; cmiiu of sickness.
P.o'.-'M'is. has j The s-rhool children are preparinjr
; !:!' v i' !i tiie tl:eir Christmas sonijs for the com-ii--
is repor; e:I ' mill! it y Christmas program.
Miss Mueller was unahle to hear
i-r ;i: ( ):i:a-, ;- r classes Monday on account of
a ii ; he siekness.
".- i I"n'-:j Text hook inspection was held in
' tliii.kir.y, the hicii school during the last per-
j iod Morday af t ernoon .
. :,n het'i! I The litt le folks are all ready for
Murray, is , s-.mta Claus. K icli one has written
1 !!.!' time letu ; to hini.
my f? 'ild-l Quite a number wci'- absent last
! a-;. ; v.c k ( n accoui.t of the cold weather.
-Ir 1 e is ; Cuthei in- was absent all last
l: as !" !!, wt'-k ;-li acrilili! cf sickness
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UulT ''t, Moves West Thk Week
: P"ri PrK.t. v.-ho has been en gaffed
v'-n : ;:s in the carpenter business for the past
lifiii-- for few y-ars wher'. with his family de
"! i as be-' parts for the west the last o this
; ui:d ::tr v k i'tid will make his home at Biff
s early Sprintrs. where he will follow his vo-
;''h. i(aiio:; of contractor and builder of
'u:- were' li-ie residence--. Mr. Koot is an ex--"
' an ('" cillci: workman und we are sure he
' ai.T' will make -ood in his new home.
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i Hear from Fred Hild
t A ani from Fred Hild and family
who v-re on their way west but who
j now suppofr-d to have arrived at
; iii ir destination, was from Rawlins,
i VV'yo.. and were hat'lin? snow with
, tiieir train jsonie eiht hours behind
' time and had been running: with two
engines toth oi which hau tiecome
!i -abled (r fri.:en up and the card.
i which was written by their son. said
! tln'-v had a new engine and the train
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was ready to jioceed. "
rfturrts from Visit in North
Mrs. V. M. Hendricks who has
i.e'ii vivitinc: in the northern jortion
of the state for t'ne past month where
;iif was a .truest at the heme of her
sons
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Hid daughters returned liome
eek liavinir enjoved an excel-
on v: -it not withstandinp the fact
" ii was very cold there and with
::: c supp! of snow. Mrs. Hen-d;-ifd;s
K- (ii.ioyir.r: very irood health
f-M- a lady ( f her years. Mrs. Charles
Carfel!. ii t-r daughter, was a visitor
in On: iha arid returned home with
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Acticiis Locked Suspicious
j Ai:er attending the lyceum bu
i re?i: rourse nu tuber of last week Mr.
jt'.n.l Mrs. I. M. Davis returned home
and :'(.ur.d after they had entered
; the house thai someone had attempt
ed to inter their home durinsr their
absence. The screen had been cut
with a knife and the window broken
i and a flower pot which at on a table
near the window upset. Evidently
the culprit had beard the folks re
ttnnintr and made his escape.
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h-ry ' 1 . A. L. ,:? "oe.
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l;rii:t:s $1. T. J.
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:r. K::.i!y Knits ?1.
. Mr:. C. K. Carrcdl
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Undervvent Operation at Omaha
Last Mcr.riay evening; (Jeorpe Parks
and wife with their daughter. Miss
Wilia. were passentrers to Omahn ac
erm ianied by Dr. B. F. Brendel.
their family physician, where they
went to the St. Jeseph hespital
where on the following; morning; Miss
Willa underwent an operation for re
lirf from an acute attack of appen
dicitis. The case being: an ag;g;ravat
ed one was cine of considerable deli
eaey. The operation was effected on
Tuesday morning; and the young; lady
was resting' as well as could be ex
pected at the time and it is the hope
of her many friends that she may
have a speedy and complete recovery.
PEACE! PEACE!
Peace is the key-tone ef Christmas
peace, good health, many
To be Given in Puis Hall Prior to
Distribution of Gifts from the
Tree Treat for Kids.
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AUCTSOKEER
lAiv-ays Ready for 55a!e
Dtcs fcr or near.
F.ATZ3 REASONABLE
EA7ISPACTI0N OR. 310 PAY!
;-;UVE"SK ALL CALLS!
Icleplicne 1511 Itlcrray Ei.n large ters.
returns of t:ie day" is the
wish of many old Christmas carols.
Good health is the g;ist. Ixd us keep
the peace with our in'e'stines by the
help of Triner's American Elixir of
Bitter Wine, which banishes the
constipation, poor appetite, head
aches, etc. For colds and coughs,
which are now in season Triner's
Cough Sedative is the best remedy,
if your tonsils are swollen, g;arple
with Triner's Antiputrin! In case of
chilblains, neuralgia and rheumatism
Triner's Liniment gives the quickest
relief. Your dealer has all these
remedies in stock. You will g;et there
also the "beautiful Triner's Wall Cal
endar, 1920. free (or for 10c from
u.s by mailt. Joseph Triner Com
pany, i:j:;;;-43 S. Ashland Ave., Chi
cago, 111.
Attorney C. E. Tefft returned this
morning; to his home in Weeping;
VYaler after visiting: over night in
i the city attending to some legal mat-
The Community Christmas tree in
Murray has every assurance of being
a success, although this is the first
time such a project has been at
tempted here.
The tree will be in the street just
under the light by the bank and the
program will be heW in the hall.
Miss Latta. assisted by the teach
ers and Mrs. Brendel. have charge
of the program which assures its
being up to stanilard. Miss Olga
Minford. of Lincoln, will help with
the program.
The financial committee is com
posed of Mrs. James Brown, chair
man; Mrs. W. S. Smith. Mrs. Fred
Lutz. Warren Wiley and Lee Kniss,
and if you wish to help make this
first community Christmas tree the
success it deserves to be and have
not already done so. hand your do
nation to any member of this com
mittee. A list of the donors is pub
lished elsewhere in this department.
and the names of later givers will be
printed next week. Everyone is
urged to contribute.
Mrs. William Sporer is chairman
of the treats committee and it is
planned to give each child who at
tends the Christmas eve festivities
a treat. If the financial contribu
tions will warrant it is the wish of
the committee to remember all the
grown-up "children" as well.
Mr. Puis is in Omaha at this writ
ing looking after the securing of
electrical decorations for the tree,
which will be a blaze of light from
top to bottom.
ROAD NOW OPENED
TO AUTO TRAFF1G
Thanks to Work of Snow Shoveling
Done by Crew of Volunteer
Workmen Sunday.
will always carry a complete line of
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Farm
implements, Tractors,
GASOLINE ENGINES and REPAIRSI
We do all kinds of tin work, heating and plumbing,
and will also 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.
MURRAY -:.
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Phone No. 4
The strip of road leading from
Murray to the corner near G. M.
Minford's place was drifted full of
snow and as long as the wind con
tinued to biow carrying with it the
snow, it wac eif little use to clear
the road out as it would soon fill up
again.
The coming ef better weather,
however, caused a number ef citi
zens to get their shovels out Sunday
and get after the matter of clearing
the roadway so that now one may
get to Murray from the north and
south as well, and travel via auto to
Plattsmouth. Omaha and Nebraska
City is again possible. Those who
had a part in opening up the high
way were Walter Tower, Xick Tried
vich. L. H. Puis. Marion Barlett. J.
V. Pitman. Albert Young. Dwyer
Todd. J. Maracek, Henry Rice, Frank
Beed. G. M. Minford. Glenn Prry.
Jesse Vallery, T. J. Brendel and a
number of others from east and south
of town, whose names we were not
able to get. but who worked just as
hard and were as much interested in
doing a good job as were the others.
ThnTite in thic 1 'i .nil frir 11 f t- 1 t- 1.- 1
ers the road is now in first class
shape and travelers may steer this
way without fear of going stuck.
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Learn to know this name plate
It is the mark of the New Yelte Six and has
been adopted to better identify Velie cars
in the markets of the world.
VELIE leads in value is unapproached in
efficiency supreme in comfort distinct in
its class. There are five body styles.
Velie Six has the strength and endurance
of high-priced cars with the economy and
simplicity that are possible only in semi
light weight construction.
A demonstration will be convincing.
To those who expect to buy soon, we would
say that on January 1st the nrices of these
cars will advance from $1,800 to $1,900.00,
and there is no way you can make the $'00
easier. It is not difficult to ret the cars at
Omaha at this time,
in time.
Let us have vour orders
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Murray, Nebraska
Murray Christian Church
Sunday. December 21. regular ser
vice in the morning. Bible schoed be
gins at 9:45 with the short story.
Opening exercise's at 10. Morning
worship at 11. Unless announced to
the contrary on the church bulletin
board there will be baptismal ser
vices in the evening at 7: CO. Owing
to the hael weather the meetings
closed last Saturday night with 10
additions. Come and worship with
us. C. E. Hannan. Minister.
Live Poultry
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WANTED?
The poultry car which we ordered
for setting Saturday the 13th, due to
railroad conditions, will arrive in
Plattsmouth, Thursday December IS,
at which time we will pay for poul
try delivered to the car, the follow
ing prices:
Hens, per lb 22c
Springs, per lb 19c
Old Cox, per lb 12c
Ducks, per lb r 22c
Geese, per lb 20c
Turkeys, per lb 25c
Youts truly,
W. E. KEENEY.
WE CAN CARE FOR YOUR
m BATTEL iESEH
We are prepared to give special care to storage
batteries, both those usep in autos and lighting plants.
We have a large assortment of parts and an 3xcellent
workman. We can repair and replace cells, giving
absolute assurance of satisfaction.
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Murray,
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arage,
Nebraska
BUY YOUR FALL AND WINTER
EARLY AND SAVE MONEY!
We have a larg.e assortment of ail kinds of shoes
rom which to choose your needs 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
FARM PRODUCTS!
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servsee ior,
ALF GANSEMER, Proprietor
