KOIvDAY, SSPTEUBES, ID, 1921.
PLATTS1IOTTTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOTTESAL
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Nehawka Department!
Prepared in the Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Especially
for the Journal Readers.
Mr. C. F. Chase was also with
Mr. Klaurect. at the state fair of
Kansas.
Herold White was looking after
some business matters at Murray
last Tuesday.
J. W. Jlaensy was looking after
some business matters in Nebraska
City during the first of the week.
Mrs. H. L.. Thomas was visiting
last Friday und Saturday and Sun
day at Omaha being guest of her
parents, J. W. Gamble and wife.
John Opp and family were visit
ing in Plattsmouth last Saturday,
they going up to see the show which
was holding forth -at the county
seat.
John O. Yeiscr, Jr.. and wife of
Omaha were visiting last Thursday
being guests at the home of A. F.
Sturm and wife, parents of Mrs.
Yeiser.
Mr. E. A. Kirkpatrick was look
ing after some business and visit-,
ing friends in Plattsmjuth last Sat-
urday. to say nothing about
circus.
the western portion of the state for
the past week.
Fred Nutzrnan, Henry Seybert and
Ym Balfour from south of town
near the Otce county line, were in
tittendanc-a t th--f?i?wl- of Mrs.
St. John at Wyoming last , Thursday.
Herold and Gladys Kfi'orltn, grand
children of Mr. arJ- Mrs: - Z. V.
Shiader. departed a few days since t
for-Dallas. Texas, whrre they will
visit for some time 'A i-Ui-iUeir moth
er. Among hore who were damaged,
by the storm of a week -ngo which
we missed in last week's paper, were
Den Noell. Harry Wolph. Fred Cam-j
ttens. Frank Sherwood and Thomas
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I.hst Thursday Harry Knabe sold
to Edwin Shumaker two of
Hampshire hegs, who will
in the raising of fine hogs and has
selected one of the finest variety for
that purpose.
Mrs. Frank Lemon who has been
the i visiting at Park Itnpids. Minn., with
I her folks for the past month, re-
George McFarlane while lifting
on a motor at the Sheldon factory
a few days since sprained his back
and caused him to lay off from hi3
work. Ho is showing much irnprove-rne-ne
and it is hoped he will soon
be able to work again.
If. L. Smith and the family were
to Plattsmouth last Friday afternoon
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; and the children the circus, o? '-our.se
'.Herman and Wife had to as well
in order that the children did not
handle the animals and get hurt.
Mrs. A. C. Anderson and Geo. E.
Sheldon both of the Sheldon Manu
facturing Co., are in the east and
were at the state fair at Syrcuse,
'. Y. last week. Following the fair
they will look after some business
nis line ( matters in the east before returning
emrnrk heme.
Mr. E.
ed in the
misfortune to have one of his hands
badly bruised -which became affect
ed lut which is now succumbing
50 good cigarettes
- for 10c from
one sack of
GENUINE
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M. GrifTm. who is employ-l
Sheldon Factory had the'
DURHAM
TOBACCO
We want you to have the
best paper lor "BULL."
So now you can receive
ivitSeach package a book
ol 24 leaves of ULUA
the very finest cigarette
paper in the world.
fay Jfcvartf.
nicely to the treatment and Mr. I
Mrs. Geo. Sheldon is visiting for turned last el: aril while she en- Griffin hopes it will be well soon!
a short time with relatives and joyed the visit greatly, was glad to again.
friends at Imperial, having been in be heme again. Kay Klaurens is locking after the
, The Sheldon Manufactury have ' exhibit at the Kansas state fair
been giving their attention during which has been in operation druing
the past few- days to the making of tne last wee-K ami trom mere goes
g crates, thcy being in grn' de- to Hutchinson with the mixers af
nand and they 1 uie know how to Icr which he will return home hav
ir.ake the crates. i ing completed this circuit of the fairs
" Mr. Guv Snvder cf Weeping Wa-iin 'he ,we,st-
tfr u-::r a vKitnr in NVhnwk.-i lt! Frank Bceueker received a letter
Mordav coming to visit his parents. ? :LW lav "ce fnmi hi? f.-: her. the freiuis extended for a pleasant
C- W. Snvder ynd wife. Mrs. Snv-
one of enhancing of the nicely a p-
pointed home, while the other was
the ribbons which served as a guide
to the presents which were for the
guest honor. The . coming marriage
of the guest of honor. Miss Myrtle
Chappell to Mr. Paul Wolph was an-,
ncunced to be celebrated in the near
future.
Return to Their School
Justin Sturm, who has been vis
iting for some time at Harbor
Springs, Mich., has departed for,
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Xw Haven, Conn., where he is at
tending school at Yale, the last of
the four year course. Mr. Sturm is
the full back of the Yale football
team, where he has played for some
time, being in the great game with
Harvard last year.
Victor Sturm, who has been spend
ing his summer vacation in Nehaw
ka, departed from Omaha last even
ing for the east where he goes to
take up his law studies in Harvard
next week.
For Sale
A Cushman eight horse power en
gine with Dixie magneto and im
pulse starter. In good condition.
0Mi:n SCHLICIITEMEIER
Nehawka
Lost The Cigars
Seeing two fat men sitting in the
implement house of Leo Switzer the
other day when it was vhot, John
Swartz offered to be they would re
main hot and was promptly taken
ty the village smith, T. E. Fulton.
They remained 45 minutes and the
blacksmith won the cigars. It still
remains a secret who the fat men
were.
Call us for quotations on grain
and for reservations for de
livery. Nehawka Farmers9 - Grain Co.
We are also carrying all
grades of
AL!
the Burlington shops at the county.
seat. They visited at Nehawka on1
last Sunday and were given a re-! They Did a Good Piece of Wcrk
eption by the father of the bride.! The citizens of Nehawka when
Mr. Wni ' Hicks and a number of around needs of any thing go after
'friends here. A most pleasant time the matter in the spirit that win (we
w as had ana me ue.si wisnes 01 uu j " - 4"v""
der. who has been sick, is slowly;
improving and hopes soon to be well
again.
John Urish and Jess Terryberry;
brought a load of wheat to the Ne- (
hawka mills and exchanged the same1
fcr u lo-d r.f fiur of Mr. S.iint John;
taking the famnuj br.ird "letter;
Ro'l" which '..as niade this institu-;
tioTi famous. j
Miss Hep? St. Jchn was a visitor'
in Lincoln last Thursday where she;
registered as a student of the state i
university, returning home Friday
morning. Miss Hspe will take a
course in the state university be
ginning this year.
A. I . uoedeker. who is spending anJ profitable journey thru life
some v:?eks enjoying Yellowstone'; ,
T.rk. and the father writes that
they were enjoying a touch of win-
ter the snjw having covered the!
The Lumberg Parage
Our aim the best possible service in all lines. We
ixe carrying a full line of auto supplies and accessories, as
well as Electrical Goods and Supplies. Our repair de
partment guarantees the best service.
The Lurnberg Garage,
Nehawka, Nebraska
grcur.d for a day or two. j
John H shack, pitcher cf the Un-:
i?v. ball team, had the misfortune
'un his ankl and was thu- in--apacitated
from pitching in th-e
St.ndav ball gam between Union
and Julian. Mr. H. W. Griffin was
fcrtired to ;;sfist in winning the
game from the Otoe county people. I
Lee Bates has accepted a position !
! on the Missouri Pacific as a worker!
j on the tracks. Mr. Bates has just!
i returned from Omaha where he had !
( hi- da iirhT fr. littlp T.noiip w'nn is!
new nearly a year old, f:r treat-'
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tie one is mucii improve! but Mrs.:
; I'ates is not feeling the very he?t.
Gave Shower fcr Bride Elect
At the beautiful home of Mr. and
Sheldon. Mrs. Sheldon
cannon.) Last Thursday forty-one of
the stirring citizens and on Friday
morning twentj'-eight went to the
stone hill near the home of Carl
Stone and made one of the worst
pieces of road in the county one of
the best under the circumstances.
Mrs. V. 1
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enteitaineu in nonor u jubb iUriThev have gone the town Union one
tie Chappell by a miscellaneous ; bett-er on road making. But let us be
shower at which a large number of understood that both towns know how
her friends were present and enjoy-. tQ make Rod roads and they have
ed the occasion. The one pleasing flnn n 7xv ohp, was thp watPP
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IeaiUre Oi llie wmmuu iuc u,IjOV
coration wnicn serveu io purposes
crowd were republicans ana he a
democrat, and he carrying water.
n's Cafe!
We are serving
Regular F3ea!s
Tor Sale New Separator
I Lave a new DeLaval crenm sepa-
ntrr frr u hi-h T nniil 1 2 ft Vrit
used, wm sell for Sao. Phone No. ' at a reasonable price, and can
Jl'Oo, .Murray, Nebraska.
GROVER IIOPKIXS.
E'tiried at Wycning Thursday
Mrs. Saint John, mothtr of Jer
cnie Saint John, of whose death
there was mention made in this
accommodate a number ofl
regular boarders.
We also carry a fine line of
iHerchey's Candies and an
-BATTERY SERVICE!-
We repair all
makes of
Batteries, in fact
we conduct a
complete
Service Station.
Lester F.
In Basement of Auditorium,
Free Testing!
Wafer Service Free!
Wunderlioh,
Nehawka, Nebraska
paper last week, w buried at vy ; excellent line of cigars.
on::cg last Thursday. The funeral
H. S3. . GRIFFIN,
" - Nebraska
:sf wires were conducted by the Rev.
V.". A. Taylor and the remains la;d
j torest in the cemetery at that placv.
S Mr. Jerome ?aint Juhn and family
I of this olflCp anfl kin r.f the fifPt'.'i--
: ed and C. D. Saint John and wife j Nehawka
! the former a nephew, were in at
! tendance from Nehawka.
I Gives a Shower
i Last Wednesday Mrs. Marion
! Tucker gave a unique rhower for her
; friend, Miis Mvrtle Chappell at i ,i . i. t.
! which a large number of the friends seaI the concrete vault, mak-
! cf both ladies were present and -as- ;ng ,t impreVlOUS to
sistted in the excellent tune which T e r
j was had. The featuie cf the occas-jXhlS is the Only burial Vault,
I ion was i ne present 01 inose tilings
i which is the married life of the
gucct of honor are needed in the
house and consisted of work- uten
; sils for all parts of the home the
kitchen and other departments as
, well.
Will Kake Heme in Plattsmouth
Last week Miss Margaret Hicks of
this city was united in marriage
with Charles Hit t of Platt.-mouth.
a sterling young man working in
water.
which perfectly keeps out
water from the casket. Call
filler & Oruber
for service on burial vaults.
Nehawka, Nebraska
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School has began and the Boys an l Girls are needing shoes. We have
them and of best quality!
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Hose! Stockings! Hosiery!
We have Hose for the boys; Stockings for the girls; and Hosiery for all the family.
D-U-R-H-A-M, that spells the very best make.
This for the Boys!
Boys' Waists and Shirts; Boys' Overalls and Pants. We can fit the boys out in what
he is needing. Gome in any time and see our line of merchandise.
Nehawka,
Li
Nebraska
for the gang but felt hurt to
some extent as thirty six of the
A. Steinkaicp is having a tussle
with a number of carbunckles.
Frank Reister sheled corn deliver
ing the same at the Farmers' Eleva
tor in Manley last Thursday.
John Flesehman and family were
visiting in Lincoln for one day dur
ing the early part of last week.
Fred Bauer shipped and deliv
ered his last year's crop of corn last
Friday making the delivery at Man
ley. Daniel Rockwell; arrived from
Payne last Wednesday and is visit
ing with relatives' here for the pre
sent.
Misses Mable Hennings and Leda
Flesehman spent the ray at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mann last
Tuesday.
Dan Bourke and Joe Wolpert were
cleaning up the College Hill ceme
tery last Thursday and making it
loom fine.
Miss Maggie Wolpert was looking
after come business matters in Omaha
last Thursday making the trip on
the train.
R. Bergman and wife were looking
after some business maters in Om
aha last Wednesday driving over in
their car.
Herman Dall was looking after
business both in Plattsmouth and Om
aha last Monday driving in his car
on the trip.
Miss Anna Earhart departed for
Omaha where she will attend school
at the Sacred Heart academy for the
coming year.
W. J. Stohlman and Wm Stohlman
of Louisville were visiting and look
ing, after some business in Manley
last Wednesday.
The hail which accompanied the
storm of last week made it necessary
for the rofs on both the bank and
the barber shop to be repaired.
John Mockenhaup is first to report
having his crop of wheat up which
appears above the ground some two
inches or more and is looking fine.
Edward Kelly, Wm Sheehan and
John Heeney were in Plattsmouth
last Wednesday atending the box
ing contest which was given there.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling
Amick on August 7, 1921 a fine lit
tle boy. This baby is blesed with
Harry Knabe Wins Prizes
At the state fair last week Harry
Knabe who started a short time
since with but one sow as a member
of the pig club and now has some
200 liampsbires had a. number on ex
hibition and won prizes as follows:
OPEN CLASS Junior boar, fourth
premium, junior boar pig third, Jun
ior yearling sow, second and third,
age herd bred by exhibitor fourth,
junior .pig fifth.
PIG CLUB junior boar pig first
and second, liter first. The last drew
down in prizes $99 and sold four
hogs while there. Since beginning,
some three years ago, since I have
exhibited pigs at the state fair every
year.
Ingwerson Brothers Win Prizes
Stirling and Harry Ingwerson won
prizes at the state fair on their hogs
as follows: On the open class exhibi
tion they secure dh etfihtfp 32 A
tion they secured the fifth premium,
on Junior boar pig and in the "pig
club" they seceived the second on
junior sow pig. third on junior boar
and 6econd on liter class.
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CASS CO. FARM t
BUREAU NOTES t
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1M 1-1 lllllHillll M-I-I-Ml
Salt Creek Precinct Program
At a meeting of the commitee
chosen last spring of Salt Creek pre
cinct the following program was
worked out for the men:
Dairy products and testing for T.
B. Harry Bricker was chosen leader
and the goal set was 20 herds to be
tested. Poultry was chosen with Mrs.
T. C. Parks as leader and 25 flocks
to be culled was Bet as the goal.
Hogs with Mr. Goodfellow as lead
er was chosen as the third project
for men. The ladies in this precinct
also worked out a program of work.
It was decided to continue the Cloth-
i ing Sewing with Mrs. Lenhart as
leader. The goal has been set for 20
dress forms and other clothing work,
j They expect to take up the problem
of health and through this project
: put the hot lunch into the rural
; schools of the precinct. The goal will
j be at least four schools serving one
j hot dish at noon. Mrs. Laughlin will
j be leader.
j A third project will be "Feeding
the Family" and such problems as
meal planning, child feeding etc.,
; will be taken up. At least one meet
ing along this line is the goal set.
Mrs. W. P. Bailey, Jr., was chosen
leader for this project.
Pre -Fair Work
! A very interesting meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Mollie
Berger, Nehfcwka, Wednesday after
noon. "Standards to Work for in
Household Exhibits," was discussed.
The ladies had a good exhibit of
canned fruits and vegetable, jellies,
fancy work, etc.
j After the meeting dainty refresh
! nients were served.
two grandmothers and one great
grandfather. J. C. Itauth and wife. Herman
Rauth and Walter Mockenhaup were
assisting in the puting up of hay at
the home of Aaron Rauth last Thurs
day and Friday.
Lee Thacker and family of Platts
mouth were visiting at tlie home of
Herbert Thacker last Wednesday ev
ening and Thursday returning home
during the day.
Theo Harms and wife were visit
ing in Lincoln last Monday and visit
ed with Edward Peters of Talmade
who is recovering at the Imniamie
borpital following an operation.
County Commissioner Fred Gorder
of Weeping Water and c. F. Harris
of Union and accompanied by Vance
Harris of Fort Hodfe, Iowa who is
viFitirg at the home of his falhir.-
were looking after some business in
Man ley last Thursday.
Miss Anna Tighe, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mas. Walter Mockenhaup, for some
time, departed for Herman accom
panied by her f ister, where they will
visit with her brother Paul Tinhe
for a Fhort time before returning to
her work in Chicago whir the is a
practical nurse.
Goes to the Hospital
Mrs. John J. O'Lcary who has been
ill for a number of weeks was taken
to On. aha last Thursday where she
entered the St Catherine hospital
for treatment and was accompanied
by her son. John. John Peterson and
wife and Father Higgins her pastor.
They making the trip in the auto of
Mr. Peterson.
Will Make His Home in Lincoln
W. II. Frort formerly of the Man
ley lumber yard moved his house
hold effects to Lincoln last Saturday
wherTlie will make his home in the
future and will travel for the H. &
F. Lumber Co. of Lincoln, who are
doiuy a wholesale business. Mr.
Frost should make a success of this
calling knowing well the' lumber
business and having a capacity for
looking after business of this kind.
The Elevator Complete!
The MEADOWS corn elevator complete with all
that goes with a complete elevator, horse power, jacks,
head section, hoppers and ready to work for only
Built like a steel bridge and has a capacity of 40
bushels of ear corn in five minutes.
H
erman
MANLEY,
NEBRASKA
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! WABASH HAPPENINGS
Allie Allis spent Sunday with his
folks and mother.
School opened Monday morning
a good attendance.
Mrs. Caygill was a Elmwood pas
senger Monday evening.
Mrs. H. P. Hinds has Just recover
ed from a recent illness.
A number from here attended the
fair and also the ball games.
A number from here attended the
ball game in Greenwood Sunday.
Mrs. Kear's parents of Wahoo,
Nebraska were callers here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Haidway left
for a visit in Missouri last Thursday.
S. A. Jackman and family spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of C.
C. Jackman.
Albert Waltz from Fort Morgan,
Colorado, was caling on relatives and
friends Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hinds are enjoying a
visit from their son, JesBe and his
daughter Miss Edna.
Mr. Hinds' neice and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Raper of Craig,
Nebraska, are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones and two
sons Elwin and Arnold of Eagle spent
Sunday at the' home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Bosworfh. .". -
Mrs. Will Murfin came home Wed
nesday morning after a few months
in Colorado. She left here Thursday
morning for Lincoln where she will
receive treatments in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Copple, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Novis and son, Clarence,
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Raver, Jesse
Hinds and daughter, Edna, Mrs.
Maggie Watson spent Saturda at the
11. P. Hinds home.
Wind, hail and rain did a quile
a little damage Friday evening such
as breaking out window lights and
washing out the railroad tracks. The
midnight train got this far and had
to stay until about 8:30 Saturday
morning.
Fatty Arbuckle was billed to ap
pear at the Parmele next Monday
night, but like all first-class mana
gers since Fatty bas gotten in 6o
bad out in the Golden State, Messrs
Moore and Cloidt have cancelled his
date. Fatty was a drawing card in
Plattsmouth, as he had many friends
here, but the gentlemenly mana
gers, who are always alert to please
their patrons, have secured a pic
ture as good, if not much better for
Monday niht.
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The most exquisite line of birth
day and gift cards to be found any
where! At Journal office.
Precinct Meetings
There will be a precinct meeting
in every precinct of Cass county, to
work out a "Program of Work" sim-.
iliar to the one held in Salt Creek
Precinct. These meetings will be held;
during September and October. Watch
paper for further announcement as
to these meetings: Everybody come
to these meetings.
L. R. SNIPES,
Co. Agr. Agent. '
IDA M. WILKINS,
Co. Home Agent.
26-Piece Silver Set FREE
WITH EVERY
Sellers Kitchen Cabinet
sold from Tuesday, September 20th to Tuesday
night, September 27th, i921.
Ghrisf & Ghrist Furniture Store
4th and Main St. Phone 645. Plattsmouth, Neb-
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