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THURSPAY. JUNE 21. 1920. TLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL FAOE FIVE. i Murray Department Vrerared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers If ciiy of tta readers of the Journal knor of any social event or ltm of interest in this vicinity, and win mall tne to this office, it will ap pear under this heading. We want all news items Editor been successful and have furnished suppers which could not have other wise been purchased for two or three times as much as was charged. Every one who has ever attended a Murray ! Library supper knows that they are indeed delicious. V-.ir iff Cleaned Up Church Grounds I Rev. J. D. Buchanan, minister of the Presbyterian church, with Wni. March, whose services were donated through the kindness of L. H. Puis, were busy cleaning up the grounds about the church, thereby greatly in creasing the beauty of the church yard and giving the place a more welcome appearance foF those -who Frank Vallery took a load gf hogs ' Uncle Ben Heckman was a visitor to the Nebraska City market on last in Plattsmouth last Tuesday, where Monday for Glen Vallery. he was looking after some business '"oMn business matters in Plattsmouth on! A. R. Troop was a business visi- . . Try. jasi inesnaj , unviiis mere in ma i inr in i-im:uiii uimf- uici in uu attend services as well as inviting car. j big Apperson car anu was accom- r rank Ulatzer or I'lattsmomn was , pameii by ms son. .ir. i roop weni assisting in hauling corn from Fred ; t.o visit the state farm. Warner's to Plattsnioutli last Tues-1 T. J. Brendel, who recently re day. ! turned home from a visit in the east. Fred Meisinger and family were , where he was accompanied by Mrs, the public as they pass by. Sure Have the Measles At the home of Raymond Henry, Mrs. Henry and five of the little ones visiting and looking after some busi-! Brendel, has been busy getting his are down with the measles. While r.ess matters at Plattsmouth Tuesday : place in shape, before he has to go, they are getting along all right they afternoon. j to work again with the insurance ! are sure having the genuine article. The Xehawka Transfer company , company which he represents. j Also at the home of Herman Schmidt was on the job helping haul the: an(j Mrs. O. T. Leyda, acconi-; there are six of the children down corn of Fred Warner to market last : paiil'ecl by Dr. B. F. Brendel, took j with the malady, and the baby is Tuesday. their little son, Lloyd Leyda, to probably in line to have them, not jA. D. Crunk and family drove up Omaha last Tuesday, where they j yet having been taken sick. from their Home near l nion &unua , piaCeti njm in a hospital and where; for a brief visit at the home of Miss ue nndervent an operation for the! A bank account not only pro tects your money against theft and loss, but also protects it. against temptation to spend. Every man owes himself and his family the protection of a savings account in a good sub stantial bank like this one. Vhy not start in a small way and save every pay day? Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow Four p-r cent interest on time deposits. Our deposits are protected by the State Guaranty Law. STATE BANK AH business transactions held in strict confidence Your Personal Bank. Ktta Nickels. removal of a growth in his nose and Robert McCleery of Weeping Wat- to correct some irregularities of his er and his force of men were busy 1 nose an(j throat. It is hoped that during the fore part of the week;lnt. little fellow will be the better building a bridge northwest of Mur- lor the operation and that he will ray. . ; soon be as well as ever. Wayne Wilson purchased and had Chester Shrader, who has been shipped to CJrant a binder and some: wcrliing jn Omaha for some time r,00 lbs. of binding twine for use in ,ia5t received a letter asking that the harvest fields of that section of he come to the west part of the the state. state and assist with the harvest. Mrs. Martha Baumeister. of Platts- In order to get accustomed to work mouth, was a visitor in Murray dur-; lie came down to Murray and went ing the past week, assisting some of out to the nome t)f Allie Leonard, our families with the budget of wliere he is plowing corn and help ing with the farm work prior to go ing into the harvest fields a little later. W. J. I'Jalp." shipped hogs Mon-j Mrs. H. L. Dldham sp;nt a few day. ! days last week at the home of Mrs. .Mrs W. 11. Dull sj.tut a few days Addis Stokes, in n::ilut. rtmaining over Sunday! Mrs. Joseph McXiehois and little tor a vis? "with friends. 'son, if Omaha, spent last week with ; ..rge Brown took his wife to 1 her friend, Mrs. K. S. Boedeker. n:,i:.ii:i ki-t wt k. whore she was op-1 Francis Cook, who is employed irated on S-.sturday for gall stones. ! with Walter Minnear, west of Platts- J , . ; !i Cook. v. .., employed" ou: mouth, was a visitor at home over ! tm hi- brother, Jacob Cook, i Hunday. ! ::-i-oinj. by the latier visit- Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith enter ed ::i Murritv fur u short time dur- f.iined Mr. and Mrs. Albert Young i:i'; : e c! t.' ! ; :-'.- tin, V. ! ; 1 IK spring sewing. Miss Etta Nickels. Mrs. G. E. Nickels ami Mrs. Henry C. Long were visiting with friends in Plattsmouth last Tuesday afternoon, driving up in Miss Nickels' Super-Six. Lester Crosser and wife, of Wood Kiver. were visitors in Murray, being guests of R. R. Nickels and family for'afew days, as well as enjoying considerable time spent with other relatives. Frank Mrasek. driving a truck for L. H. .Puis, hauled a load of hogs to Simth Omaha for Oscar Gapen the other day and on his return brought a load of lambs for the feeding lots of A. J. Schaefer. Arch Cole, of Omaha, arrived in Murray last Tuesday and went to work for Searl Davis ou his farm west of town, where he will assist with the work incident to- getting ready for harvest. D. K. Ebersole was a visitor in Murray last Tuesday, coming down for some machinery which he had sold to customers near the county seat and did not have in stock in the Pla 1 1 smout h warehouse. Ray Creamer is the possessor of a fine Dodge car which he secured at Omaha a few days ago. The car is a fine one and no mistaking the fact. He. traded his other car in on the new Dodge roadster. When wanting prices or. luni'icr and building materials, remember we are keeping in line with all reduc tions in materials. Estimates and rriees cheerfully furnished. See George Nickles at Murrav. BANNING & NICKELS R. R. Nickels departed last Mon day for Imperial, where he goes to V. , or p ist week. and Mrs. W. A. Royal for dinner last ..rr. Imi r,in- In lin.. wllh II Sunday. es in t!.- price s of luirl cr. ' Henry Creamer, who has been on , look after the construction of some . V, ";-'i;' -s ; Muv.-r.v f,'r " th4 sick list for some time past is granaries to house the big wheat ;:iT. -tii'i. Te ftf costs ' 'reported as being much better and yield now growing on his farm and IS V'i.t! A: VICKF' S i irf able to be over town. which will soon be ready for harvest, M. rle irivitt ,,',k her"7ittle' C:uv A. Burton and wife, of Ben-' H. - Kt and wife will depart on v,.-.r i Omaha -tt were visiting for a few days at Thursday for York, whore they will ? ." ' . ' ; tor run: the home of J. H. Burton and wife, ; visit at Hie home of their son. Dr. Th.-'iVtfV f'ilov -I li-t re- of Murrav, during the week. (Boot, ami with him and wif,. will u ,,;u . -.Ion - as well as' J- W. Amick and son. Louis, ac- ! emit inue on to Estes Park. Colorado. . . .7 u"' ' tU aSi,r.mnniWl hv K- A Kuhlmaii were whore they will spend some time : ! ) Mrs li. .1. Boedeker. ac- visitors in Omaha and Council Bluffs :::! !. Mrs A. F. Boedeker lat Tuesday afternoon where they is. U. C. Clover. f W. eping W-'U ti look after some business p.:- . .l hroimh Murray Sat-' matters. r r R. YOUNi nii'iTiooi. e'iroiite to Platts-. George Brinklow' and sister. Miss !i';ik!:::; ti e drive in Eddie's Marjorie. and Margaret Moore, with jtho Misses Altm'an. of Plattsmouth. "I w-re visitors in Omaha lact Sunday. .'pending tho day in one of the many beautiful parks of that city. Messrs. and Mesdames K. A., B. G. and J'aul Wurl, accompanied by the boys' mother. Mrs. B. Wurl. Sr.. and Mrs. Elmer Webb, drove down from Plattsmouth Tuesday evening ami spent a short time in Murray, i Mr. and Mrs; Sam Ellington, of Plainview. were visitors in Murray, during the past few days, being guests at the home of Mrs. Filing-' ton's mother, Mrs. Wm. Wiley and ' also visiting with Mr. Ellington's AUCTIONEER Always Ready for Sale Dates far or near. KATES REASONABLE SATISFACTION OR 110 PAY! REVERSE ALL CALLS T"'; phone 1511 "Murray Exo lange ciJtorK 'ieiiaB,M v a u'nnwiv threshing outfit. for use in their ' " " '.' . . - . . tieii'hhorhooil Tlio W. A. Royal. In S e eason oargami Vc have in sock a couple dozen pairs of girls' white canvas shoes we offer you on a close-out price. White canvas, lace boot, leather sole, sizes Wl to 1 V2 .$1.85 Same as above, only in larger sizes, 1 2 to 1 3'2 ; per pair. . . . $2.25 tick up the bargains and stall off the high cost of existing. Hiatt . Tutt MURRAY, NEBRASKA purchase was I tn q H (i t li rnii rri tlin onJornricino' fi rrvi of W. IL Puis, and the boys are now ready for the threshing season which is not so far iiway. The supper last Saturday evening was by far the best which .has yet been given, nearly 250 people being in attendance and the receipts amounting to over sixty, dollars. All are well pleased with the patronage which has been given these suppers during the past winter. Ilollis Banning, of Union, was a visitor in Murray last Tuesday, com ing with his truck for a load of ce ment for use in the construction of a foundation for the new home which Mr. Banning's father. W. B. . Ban ning will erect for a home for him self and family during the coming summer. . Ky Wilson, of Craig. Colorado, was a visitor at the home of his father J. A. Wilson during the past! week, driving home a new car f rom I Omaha, .which he was forced to come' after on account of the shortage of ' railroad shipping facilities. Mr. Wil-! son owns a garage at Craig and is able to dispose of cars faster than he can procure them. Will Clo-e at 10:00 a. m. The stores of A. Gansemer. lliat't & Tutt and W. S. Smith of Murray will all close on July nth. at 10 a. m. on account of the Fourth of July coming on Sunday and Monday the fifth being set aside fcr the celebra tion. All concerned will please gov ern themselves accordingly. The Stork Kept Busy During the past few days there has been much work for his stork-' ship in supplying orders from the( vicinity of Murray. On last Thurs day, June liin, ne seni a nice nine baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bev erage, who upon her arrival was de clared by the happy parents to be the best gift a kind providence could have bestowed. Dr. Brendel reports all concerned getting along well. The following day, June 18th, at the home of John Armstrong, an other little girl, just the match for the other one, was bestowed upon them and happiness reigns supreme. Looking over the farm of Frank j Lillie, the stork saw where a boy could be uted nicely and in select ing his good gifts, a bouncing baby It wj11 not be more Marketing Corn at Plattsmouth I. net Mnnrlav Rnv 11 oward shelled I hoy was given his 1919 corn" crop, conveying it to j than a score of years until he will Plattsmouth with trucks, and from I be helping his father. The smiles there shipped the grain to Omaha,; there tell the story of this happy via the Burlington, on which line ! household, cars are much more plentiful than I the Mop. Tuesday t red Warner To Clean Ud Cemetery Wanted: A man to clean up the shelled his and likewise marketed it at the same place. Just now, with n coiiMHueii car S u,ws i southeast of Murrav. Will pav good there is much grain being shelled "fa-1 hn v isii Mr- cemetery at the Lewiston church. i i i - ,i u Vv i vrtftT. van r,,v,1,v ' - shipment, the only disagreeable part I r Nebr. Miss fctta Mckels. i f the proceedings being that there1 is no elevator on the Burlington i Messrs. and Mesdames Harry tracks, requiring the scooping of Smith, J. W. Holmes. C. A. Rawls, A. the grain into the cars. Christ and Dr. H. C Leopold were visitors in Murray on last Saturday n r- n j c evening, driving down to enjoy the All Gave Gocd Suppers i fiial library supper of the season Mesdames Louis Puis, Nicholas ; alui to visit with' friends. Friedrich and Herman Wohlfarth j a number of the ladies of tho fairly outdone themselves in their missionary society will attend a con preparation for the supper last Sat- Vention of their society in Omi'l'.;' urday evening, and now stand as ' the last of the wetk. the ones making the greatest sue- ; . . Stf But Sh'oe"1;;? SIS! Additional Murray News will be of suppers through the winter have j found on the Union page viewing the sights of that wonder-. ful country. ' I Fred Hild is not in very good health and w.u in Omaha, where he had roine X-ray pictures taken of his spine, in order that it-might be possible to more correctly diagnose his ailment. He has been confined to his bed lor a day or two. but it is hoped that he will soon be well !gain. I At a meeting of the representa tive citizens of Murray held Monday, evening it was decided that a walk will be constructed from the school building to the main street of the town, which will enable all of the, scholars to get to and from their school duties without wading thru the mud. Alfrerl aiirl Trol llpvprarrn linv.-k Intit tii rrh n s;pil a now 1 n t r n si inn ?i 1 M The Show Saturday Evening! There will be presented the twelfth epi sode of the serial now running at the Puis hall, on next Saturda3' evening, and in addi tion three other reels of fine and interesting, pictures. The show will begin promptly at 8:30 and the charges will be the same popular prices 15 and 25 cents. Remember Saturday evening, June 2, 1 2th episode of serial aqd three other reels. Puis & Company Keeping in Line in Prices! To all who are interested in building we would have you know we are keeping in line with the market reductions on lumber. Come to us for estimates and figures. We will furuish you the best of goods and at the lowest possible prices. Here you will al ways get the benefit of reductions as they occur. - See H. B. Banning at Union or George Nickels, at Murray. Banning & Nickels, Lumber Dealers - - Murray, Nebr. A Complete Line Of Summer Apparel for Every Member of the Family will be Found at Our Store Boys' work shirts f Men's broad, long work thirts f Boys union suits Men's union suits Men's Hatch One-Button union Miils (i . Bovs' Hatch One-Button union sfiiits i - $1.1." 1.60 50c and up $1.00 and up $2.00 1.25 Also Local Agent for the Famous Singer Sewing Machines. The Service Store ALFRED GANSEMER, Proprietor 3! 1 s-l ' 1 -' "l V soi. j ir -v What a Difference it Makes to Mother WATCH the average farm mother your mother, for example as she goes about her daily work. You'll be amazed at the amount of physical labor she does. See her operating the churn straining over the pumrj stooping under the heavy pail of water rubbing and rubbing and rubbing over wash board to say nothing of her ordinary daily chores. Then after the day is done, see her trying to sew or read by sickly, cheerless kerosene lamp light Think what a world of difference it would make to mother if your install a FARM; ELECTRIC, POWER AN D LI GHTi. PLANT the plantthat has won thousands and thousands of friends everywhere. This remarkable plant is free from ruinous vibration. All that terrible shaking and jolting is gone due to the quiet run Ding Ide Super-Silent Motor and scientific balancing of weight. A throttle governor controls engine speed gives tapered charge to the extra size batteries. Automatically stops when batteries are fulL Motor is fully protected at every point. When oil gets low, motor stops. When cooling water gets low, motor stops. The Silent Alamo is practically trouble-proof built to give long, efficient and economical service. Come in, write or 'phone for demonstration. See it and it will be your choice. L. H Rflurray, . FULS, Nebraska Binder Twine 1 7c This price holds good only while the present supply lasts and youj had better get what you want before it is gone. FEW MORE BINDERS LEFT AT PRESENT PRICES Some John Deere and some Deering Also Ice Cream Freezers, Oil Stoves, Garden Hose, Scythes, Grass Hooks and Lawn Mowers MURRAY H- POLS 9 NEBRASKA PARIS GREEN LEAD ARSENATE We Are G losing Out our Lamps and Lamp Chimneys and have an assortment of chimneys that should fit any lamp from Aladdin's down to the latest model. They all go lantern and lamp flues alike, regard less of size, shape or model at the special close out price of 10c each. A few fancy and plain lamps at less than half price. W eare making a special price on VENUS Talcum Powder. 20c per can. Tax paid. BORDEAUX MIXTURE ray hJvu G. W. McCracken, Prop. DPY IJI.IE AND SULPHUR
