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MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1&22.
PLATTSMOtTTH SEJU-.WEEKLY jniJRNAL
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Nehawka Department!
Prepared in the Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Especially
for the Journal Readers.
Nick Klaurens who has been sick
for a past few days is now feeling
some better.
A small baby of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Polas was reported as being very
sick last week.
Mrs. Levi Pollard entertained as
her guest for the past week her
friend, Mrs. J. W. Johnson.
C. M. Chrlswisser took a load of'
hogs to the South Omaha market a.
few days since for C. E. Heebner.
Dan Anderson and Earl Warlick
both shipped a carload of hogs to
the South Omaha market last Tburs-j
day. '
John Schwartz was visiting with i
friends and looking after some busi
ness matters in Murray last Tues
ady. Horace Griffin was a visitor in
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winter storage. We carefcr
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Nehawka,
Nebraska
Call us for quotations on grain
and for reservations for de
livery. Nehawka Farmers' Grain Go.
We are also carrying all
grades of
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NEHAWKA
AUCTIONEER
Always ready for dates far
or near. Rates reasonable.
Satisfaction or no pay. Re
verse all calls.
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Ladies
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Nehawka,
Plattsmouth last Saturday where he
was looking after some business mat-
ters.
! Charles Hall was at Weeping Wa
ter with a load of flour and feed
stuff from the Nehawka mills last
week.
John Steffens and wife with their
J little one were spending the evening j
last Tuesday at the home of friends
near Cook.
Victor Sturm departed the first of
the week for the east where he is '
returning to take up his studies in ,
law at Yale university. " j
Miss Maybelle Troop of Platts-j
mouth, who formerely was a student
in the Nehawka, was a visitor at the
school last Friday afternoon. j
Mr. and Mrs. John Knabe enter
tained last Sunday at their home
north of town, for Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Fitch and Mr. and Mrs. E. Ah
rens. George Reynolds of west of Platts-
mouth was a guest for a short time
last Tuesday at the home of Mr.
Reynold s mother, Mrs. Agnes Rev- while here.
nolds. Reports from the Nicholas Senn
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Shumaker en- hospital at Omaha where Mrs. Frank
tertained at their beautiful home on McConnell is receiving treatment is
New Years Mr. and Mrs. William that she is getting along nicely and
Wolfe. A most enjoyable time was the baby is also doing nicely. The
had by all. i many friends of this family will be
Mrs. John Yeiser who has been' pleased to know of this favorable
visiting for some tima at the home condition.
of her parents. A. F. Sturm and wife j Mr3 .Karin Bashford of Brecken
herc. returned to her home in Om- ridre, ?.Io.. has been visiting at the
aha last Tuesday. hoe of Mr Herold Kemlon Tor the
Last Saturday Leo Swjtzer com-tpast few davs and departed last Sat
pletei his garage in such a wey that j rrdav for Louisville where she will
it will afford a place for him to live 1 vi-it ' , tht hnmp nf Hernld's father.
until spring when he is expecting
to build a residence. j
A number of the young people of,
Nehawka and vicinity made up a
merry party who enjoyed a skating;
bee at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. F. '
M. Cox last Thursday. j
Leiand Kodge who has been mak
ing his home at Weeping Water for
feme time past wa3 a visitor for the
part two weeks at the home of his
father, southwest of town.
Charles Hall Is reported as being
on the sick list for the past few days
and was for a short time kept to the
house but at this time he is reported .
as being considerable improved.
Misses Doris Magney, Hope Saint
John and Zupha Chrlswisser who
have been spending the mid-winter
vacation at home, have returned to
their studies at the State university. !
C. E. Hetbner, former county com-;
missioner, shipped a load of hogs to
the South Omaha market a few days
B11U na, u.wu.a. -
load of sheep fed by his son Gran
ville. John Lloyd and Warren Munn
were attending the sale held at the
A. S. Will farm which was made by
Roy Gregg. They report that the
stock and implements went at a good
price.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Thomas and
the children drove to over Lorton
where they spent N'ex Years at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eaton the
fSSSs fceiDS a brother ot Mrs' Good alfa sed
Responding to the call from Om- , Ext fine local grown pure alfaJ
aha announcing the illness of an un- fa seed- $n p"J'"tht?Jb. lastS'
cle of Mrs. F. H. Reznick. Mr. and I t Tlv0-SJ1 , k
ATra RpttiicIt wpnt tn Omaha u-hprpl 4t-W Neha-ft Ka, eO.
they are assisting in the care of the
sick man
Ralph Sturm cf Big Wells. Texas, I
who has been visiting here for some
time, returned to his home in the
south after having had a most en-
Fine
The latest styles in F:e ;h heels, with high eight
inch tops and the very best fc. a fine dress shoe, in either
brown or black. If it is the i !nd you want, you get any
one in our entire stock fcr we are here to please and
we will do it.
This is sure a bargain! Call and look them over
and you will be surprised. Maxim shoes are made by
the Brown Shoe company ahd are the very best which
money or skilled labor can produce.
Do not fail to investigate the quality and prices
of these shoes we are offering.
joyable visit with his parents and
brothers and sister.
W. C. Hodge is putting in his
time Just now cutting wood from a
pasture which he has and is doing
double duty, in getting the pasture
in better condition and also prepar
ing wood for market. '
The Masonic lodge is doing con-
' siderable work at this time and will
in a short time have conducted here
a s:hool of Masonry for the members
that they may be more proficient
and uniform in their work.
M. G. Kirae and wife entertained
last Tuesday at their home and had
as their guests for dinner, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Kirkpatrick and Miss
Susie Miller of New Richmond, In
diana, all having a most pleasant
time.
Miss Mary Sheldon daughter of
former Governor Sheldon, who is at
tending the state university, spent
her vacation at the homes of friends
in Nehawka being guest at the home
. of V. P. Sheldon and E. P. Sheldon
Mr. Oscar Kemlon. before returning
to her heme in the south.
Installed Their Officers
The Reibekah lodge of the I. O.
O. F. installed their officers at their
roeQting last week they being, Mrs.
Elvira Baker, N. G.; Ruth Hare-
mnn, V. G.: Edna Johnson, secre
tary; Mrs. Munn Financeer and Mrs.
Sirr.h Kropp. treasurers. After the
work of the lodge was over they had
a very nice luncheon composed of
ice cream and cake.
Good Range For Sale
I have a good C-hod, range cook
stove in good condition, for sale.
Cm he seen at J. G. Wunderlich
heme.
HENRY GRUBER.
Knights cf Pythias Install
Lagt k t th deling of the
Knights of Pythias after the regu
lar work had been disposed of and.
' by the way, they
re doing quite a
good deal of work at this time, they
installed the officers for the coming
year, xhey being F. R. Cunningham,
C. C; Albert Johnson. V. C; Henry
Feltes, pre. ate; D. Steffens. K. or U.
end S. ; Jo?hua Sutpfcan. M. of E.;
1 H. L. Thomas, M. of W.; Charles
Bates, M. of A.; Mclvin Stone, O. G.;
Earnest Kropp, I. G.
Entertained Tor Dinner
Oa New Years day Mr. and Mrs.
Olaf- Lundberg entertained for din-;
ner a number of their friends and a!
most pleasant time was had and a
Shoes
uiui aypcuiiuo uiii r. mere were
present on tnis oecas n: r. h. Ing-
and family, Gertrud- Carper and
family, Mrs. Cheste: Bashford of
Breckenridge, Mo., Misses Ruth
Hinton and Belle B ach and Mrs.
Verner Lundberg who was
from the state university.
home
School Notes
The class in Phyti s is studying
sound.
The second grade : studying the
poem "Coasting."
We learned a snow song the first
morning of the snow
A number of the pls attended a
; dress form meeting Tu. sday.
j We have a new pup l in the third
grade, Randolph Schroder.
School resumed its work Monday
with a very good ar.ndance.
Honrv Schockley v . s absent from
school due to a slig? illness
The second grade v 11 take up the
study of the Eskimc - this week
LeRoy Ketch was . bsent Tuesday
and Wednesday caus-1 by sickness.
During the vacati n the janitor
washed the window., thruout the
building.
The first grade If doing written
work in numbers, up 10 this time it
has been oral.
Application has been made to the
States Library Con .mission for a
traveling library.
Convocation has b-tn shifted from
the first thing In t're morning to
just before lunch.
i The third and fourth grades made
a January calendar
lesson for Tuesday.
In two weeks afte
will end, examinatior
the individual teach
their drawing
this semester
being held as
desire.
The sixth grade w:s Increased in
number by one, Randolph Shrader
The total enrollment is now seven.
In English 2, "The Revolt of
Mother" by Mary E Wilkins. was
read to the class and the pupils re
produced the story.
The seventh grad' has just fin
ished the reading of Jt-an Valjean by
Victor Hugo. They ar now studying
"The Vision of Sir Launfal," "by Low
ell.
Th . Freshmen intt :ided to enter
tain the juniors at a skating party
after school Wednesday but the
weather man interfered and so it
was postponed.
The eighth grade civics class is
now studying the executive branch
of our national government. In ge
ography they have finished Nebras
ka and will begin a review of the
world.
In one class. Pupil, reciting "Im
pure air causes the pupils to become
listless and inattentive and the
teacher to become cross." Student
looking at the windows, "For good
ness sake! Open the window."
The Hygiene class i:i Home Econ
omics is now taking up the study
of "Hygiene of Infancy and Child
hood." In the labratory they expect
to make a baby book, which will in
elude the proper clothing, foci, etc.,
. that a baby should have.
The pupils of the fifth and sixth
m-ades
weer an present Aionaay
morning ready to start the New Year
right. All seemed to have enjoyed
their holidays. They related some of
their interesting experiences in a
language lesson Tuesday.
Rev. Johnson spoke to the high
school on Monday morning. He took
up the cost of education today and
asked the student to consider care
fully his opportunities and the mon
ey that is being expended for his
benefit by both parents and taxpay
ers. The Domestic science class served
a luncheon Wednesday noon. Pearl
Chappell and Helen Brandt had en
tire charge of it. The first part of
the week all the class worked out
menus their actual cost and a sched-
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Nebraska.
uie or work as to the length of time
. for the preparation of each food. j
1 teaching the third and fourth grade
resigned during vacation as she is
having considerable trouble with her
eves. Miss Scott, a sister of the
eighth grade teacher, will take her
place. Miss Buckingham will teach
for two weeks more till Miss Scott j ' ,
can make arrangement to come) Rollin Coon was looking after Eddie Stander and wife entertain
here. Miss Buckingham will be miss- some business in Omaha last Tues-i ed a number of their friends and
ed as she is well liked by her pupils' day. I neighbors at a birthday anniversary
and has bee ndolng excellent work,
Notice
On account of so many cream cans
lost, hereafter you will kindly call
at the depot for your cream cans and
receipt for them same as other ex -
press. Cans will be kept In freight
room and you should call for them
promptly.
.H. L. THOMAS, Agent.
COCKERELS FOE SALE
Pure bred Buff Orpington cock
erels. Mrs. John H. Behrns, Nehaw
ka, Nebr. J3-J12.
PUBLIC SALE!
As I have decided to quit farming
I will offer for sale at my place on
the Lee Plumer farm 1 mile north daugnte Miss Lena, of Omaha were
nd 4 J i S 'of Dulr S I ,visUln with relatives and friends
.k a mlio -ocJin and near Manley for a few days,
miles south and one-half mile east
of Otoe; 2 miles north and C miles
east of Syracuse, on
Wednesday, January 18
the following property
7 Head of Horses
One black team, weight 3200,
and 6 years old; one bay team,
weight 2900, coming 5 years old;
one black team, weight 2800, 7 and
8 years old; one colt, weight 1200,
coming 3 years old.
Cattle and Hogs
Fourteen head of cattle including
four milk cows, eight heifers, one
neer and one reglsterea tuu. the gUest of her friend Miss Freda
20 HOGS Fifteen brood bows and Fleischman and other friends in
five shoats. , Manley for several days past return
Farm Imnlemnts ed last week to her bome in Benson-
-f" ?5or. Wm Otte and family were the
One Deering -foot binder; two ' . . . f.i,0
m j .
one spring wagon; three sets worK
harness; one Deering mower; one
Sterling stalk cutter; one Western
Belle riding lister; one P. & O. walk
ing lister; one 3-section harrow; one
Case gang plow; one riding sulky
plow: two riding cultivators; one
walking cultivator; one disc, tongue
with trucks; one 1-horse corn drill;
one VanBrunt drill, new; one King
drill; one 2-row planter; one Titan
10-20 tractor and three bottom
plows; one feed grinder; one stirring
plow; one Eus bob sled; one hand
corn sheller; eight tons hay; one
hay rake; one Sharpies cream sepa
rator; six loads of wood; household
goods and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale
Seven months time given on bank
able notes drawing 8 interest from
date of sale.
GUS MINNIEAR,
Owner.
Rex Young and Herzog, Aucts.
H. S. Westbrook. Clerk.
$100 BEWARE
Pnr infnrmBMrtn inilinp- tn thp sr.
rest and conviction of parties rob -
bing the
Cullom elevator of tools.
oils, etc.
CULLOM ELE. CO.
FARMERS ELEVATOR GO.
AT CEDAR CREEK ELECTS
The Meeting Yesterday Afternoon
Was Well Attended and Offi
cers Selected for Year.
From Saturday' Daily.
The stockholders of the Farmers
Elevator Co., of Cedar Creek held
their - annual meeting yesterday in
that place and heard the reports of
the officers for the year as wall as.
selecting the new officers of the as
sociation.
In the reports of the past year the
elevator 6howed itself to be a money
maker and a very satisfactory state
ment of the year was given, despite
the most unfavorable condition that
has affected the farmers of the coun
ty In the last few months.
The officers named were: Henry
Horn, president; James Terryben-y,
vice president; W. H. Lohnes, secre-j
tary; John Albert, treasurer.
The manager of the company in
the last year has been Andy Thom
sen and his work has produced the
best of results and it was the unani
mous desire that he continue in the
position that he had filled so credi
bly and with such a pleasing show
ing for his employers.
ARRANGING FOR DANCE
From Saturday Dally.
The Cosmopolitan club is arrang
ing to hold a carnival ball at the
Eagles hall, a week from tonight and
the members of the organization are
preparing to stage one of the events
that will make the general public sit
up and take notice. Prof. W. R. Hoi-
ly has charge of the event and his
orchestra will furnish the music
while there will be horns, cape, and
confetti to assist me crowa in nav
ing a good time. There will be noth
ing omitted according to the dope
given out and you ( will miss some
thing if not there.
"We only Bought Rat PoUon
Twice," write Jesse Smith, N. J.
"I threw the flirt kind w?y; couldn't be bothered
mixing it with mel t, cheese. Then I tried Rat-Snap.
SAY. thst'i the stuff! It comes in cakes. J1 ready
Co use. And it sure does kfll rats." 35c. 65c. $1.25.
Sold and guaranteed by
Bestor & Swatek Weyrich & Had
raba J. O. Fricke & Co.
MANL)
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i Joseph Wolpert and his sister Miss;
Maggie, were visiting with friends
in Murdock last Tuesday tor a lew
hours.
Fred Fleischman and family and
Mr. John Fleischman were attending
, the state poultry show at Lincoln
last week.
Mr. Geo. Rau of Utica, brother of
Will Rau of this place, has been vis- Mr. Goodman remained for a visit
iting at the home of his brother for, at the home of his brother Frank
the past few days. i B. Goodman, who lived near Platts-
Fred Fleischman and wife were mouth,
visiting with friends and looking af-: c. E. Mockenhfupt and wife who
ter some business matters in Platts-j havj beets visitirg ia Greenwood und
mouth last Friday. other poi Lions of the county for some
Mrs. Michael Honor and son Frank I days returned home last Saturday
were visiting with friends and rela-jand entertained their son Walter
tives in Manley for a few days from Mockenhaupt and family for Neur
their home in Omaha. Year3 dinner they having an excel-
Charles Gerlick of Benedict was a ; lent time,
visitor in Manley last Saturday for j Mrs. Albert Seiker who is at the
a short time looking after some busi- Saint Elizabeth hospital in Lincoln
ness matters for the day. j where she underwent an operation
Frank Stander and wife with their a few days since is reported a mak-
iast week.
August Stander and "wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Rauth and Mrs. Andrew
Stander were visiting at Omaha one
day last week making the trip via
their auto.
Henry O'Leary, who is attending
the Saint Mary college at Saint Mary,
Kansas, and who was home for the
midwinter vacation, returned a few
days since to his duties.
Miss Leda Fleischman and her
guest. Miss Wilma Evans, were
guests of Miss Anna Rauth at her
home east of Manley last Friday eve
ning and remained for the night.
Miss Vera Gedlich who has been
Lursis CLk cur: IIVLUC Ul llUl j lit llllt
and family for the New Year and all
had a most enjoyable time, Mrs.
Otto is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kehne.
Miss Wilma Evans of Omaha, who
has been risiting with friends and
relatives in and near Manley for
several days, departed for her home
,n 0maha la'st week having enjoyed
a most excellent time.
Mrs. A. B. Cochran of Sago, Col.,
arrived in Manley a few days Bince
and is visiting at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burnie
for a while. Mr. Cochran is engag
ed in the sheep ranch business.
A number of the people about
Manley attended the funeral of Mrs.
Harry Reed, Jr., who died at Wood
River a few days since. Mrs. Reed
was formerly Miss Domingo and for
merly made her - home in Weeping
Water.
Herman Dall has for the past few
days been attending the state con
vention of the Nebraska State Im
plment association and as he was on
one of the important commitees he
had considerable work to do at the
convention.
Miss Mary Murphy who has been
visiting in Omaha for the past week
guest at the home of her brother
Jonn Murpny ana wun Mr. ana
jMrs - John Tighe, returned home last
Monday after having enjoyed an er-
cellent visit.
DEPOSITORS AfiD CREDITORS
Notice to Depositors and Creditors of
the Bank of Cass County,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
To all persons having money on
deposit, and to all creditors of the
Bank of Cass County, Plattsmouth,
Nebraska:
You will take notice that on the
13th day of December, 1921, the
Bank of Cass County was adjudged
; insolvent
by the District Court of
Cass County, Nebraska,
and that
Fred E. Bodie was appointed Re
ceiver;
That on the 13th day of December,
1921. the court entered an order
that all persons having claims
against said bank should file same on
or before the 11th day of February,
1922.
You will therefore take notice that
all such claims must be filed with the
; Receiver at his office in the banking
rooms of the Bank of Cass County,
I Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on or before
the 11th day of February, 1922, or
be forever barred.
FRED E. BODIE.
tf-daw. Receiver.
LOCAL NEWS
Prom Saturday's I)aly.
William J. Twiss of Louisville
was here today enjoying a visit here
with his many friends.
John Fight and wife, and eon,
Frank, were among those going to
Omaha this morning to enjoy the day
in that city visiting with friends,
Mrs. Elmer Wetenkamp and little
daughter, Betty Jane, were passen-
gers this afternoon for Omaha, where
they will visit with Mr. Wetenkamp
at the hosnital.
HAVE FINE DANCE
From Saturday's Dal) v.
Last evening the C. C. R. club held
a private dancing party at the M. W.
A. hall at which a number of the
younger social set were present and
the occasion was one of much enjoy
ment. The hall was decorated in the
green and red of the holiday season
and made a pleasing setting for the
merry gathering. The Ragopators
! furnished the music for the event
j which lasted until the midnight
hour.
NEWS
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a few evenings since in which the
feature was only newly married cou
ples. To siy they had an excellent
time would only be telling half the
story.
A Steinkamp and Samuel Goodman
were visiting in Plattsmouth last
week one day. Mr. Steinkamp re-
turning home in the evening while
ing satisfactory progress. Mr
er lives near Elmwood an
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. S-ik-
d is a
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. August
Stander of near Manley.
August Krecklow and son Louis
were looking after some business
matters in Plattsmouth last Friday
and by the way there seems to be
a reason why the state road running
from Murray west is in good condi
tion, Mr. Krecklow was out after the
snowstorm and with the grader shov
ed the drifts to one side and leav
ing a goo3 place to travel.
August Stander entertained at a
surprise New Years dinner at their
beautiful home east of Manley and
had for guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Seiker of near Elmwood, An
drew Stander and family from be
tween Louisville and Murdock. Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Rauth and Aaron
Rauth and wife with their little son
John from near Wabash. A most
pleasant time was had by all.
Regarding the accident which be
fell Mr. Julius Engelkemeier a few
days since and which was noted In
last week's paper, reports from his
bedside is that he is getting along
nicely considering the extreme ser
iousness of his injury. It is hoped
at this time that he may be able to
save the eyesight cf both eyes. Mr.
Theo. Harms was doing the proper
act in his kindly taking Mr. Engel
kemeier to the hospital at Omaha for
treatment.
Money and
Groceries!
With cash you can buy more
groceries at the store of R.
Bergman than elsewhere.
We are making some very
attractive prices for cash.
Denatured Alcohol, 65c
R.
BERGMAN,
Manley, Nebraska
BOX SOCIAL
Come and bring your friends and
enjoy the program and box social to
be held at the school house in dis
trict No. 5, Friday evening, Jan.
13th. Ladies please bring boxes.
HAZEL SULLIVAN,
Teacher.
FOB, SALE
Single combed Rhode Island Red
cockrels. Inquire of E. F. Grybsky.
Phone 2S24. lw-diw
Poultry Wanted!
THURSDAY, JAN. 12TH.
A car load of live poultry wanted
to be delivered at poultry car near
the Burlington freight house. Platts
mouth on Thursday. Jan. 12th. one
day only, for which we will pay the
following
Cash Prices
Hens, per lb 22c
Pullets, per lb 22c
Ducks, per lb 22c
Geese, per lb 15c
Fat turkeys, per lb 20c
Old roosters, per lb 8c
All young roosters per lb 19c
Beef hides per lb 6c
Large horse hides, each $2.00
Remember the date. We come to
buy and will positively be In Platts
mouth on the day advertised, pre
pared to take care of all poultry of
fered for sale.
W.E.KEENEY.
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