THURSDAY, KAECH 2. 1922.
FLATTSHOUTH SEKI - WEEKLY JOTJBHAL
PAGE FTYE
Murray Department
J Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surroundinf Vicinity Especially for the Journal Reader
If utj of lh readrm of ttin
Joaratl kaov of any social
tmt or IMS of interest in
this vicinity, and viu mall
m to this office, it will mj
paar under tola htttdfoir. Wa
want all un IMS Enraon
WEALTHY MEXICAN
MAY REGAIN ESTATE
Gen. Luis Terrazas, Known as Croe
sus of Republic, Wins in First
Round of His Tight.
Opportunity
Means Nothing
to the Man with
Empty Pockets
Did YOU ever consider that?
The individual who goes through life without
a little cash salted away and consequently
without credit or the means of getting it
can tell you of many splendid opportunities
passed along to some one more fortunate be
cause he had not the wherewithal to "plank
down." Why not place yourself in a position
to take advantage of opportunity?
Start a SAVINGS ACCOUNT Today!
Start a SAVINGS ACCOUNT Today!
It is not a difficult matter to squeeze out a
little deposit now and acain and it's marve
lous how
interest.
quickly it mounts u
ith the
Murray
State
MURRAY, NEBRASKA
Allison Clark, which was broken by
having a horse step on It.
M. G. Churchill, who embarked in
business on lower Main street some
time since, has moved to the Glen
Vallery buildme just opposite the
garage where he has more room.
Watch -for his ad next week.
Dr. J. F. Br en del reports a brand
new son at the home of Mr. 'and Mrs.
Geo. Stones which came last Mon
day to gladden the home and which
has caused much Joy therein. All
concerned are happy and doing nice- '
ly.
G-len Thompson and Geo. S. Ray
shelled corn and delivered it last
Tuesday at the D. J. Pitman elevator.
The piice which had gotten to a half
dollar makes the marketing of corn
more pleasant even if the weather is
cold.
Uncle J. H. Burton who has been
ill for some time is reported as be
ing some better and was able to got
with his son Vance, to union
Tuesday where he will visit for a
while and recuperate from his illness.
of birthdays were extended
present were Dr. and Mrs. B. F.
Brendel. her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
J. F. Brendel and thr son, Rich
ard. T. J. Brendel and wife. Miss
Calla Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Bartlett and daughter, Mish Florence.
Surprise Their Friends
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the Lome of Mr. and Mrs.
rhilip Keil east of Murray. The
many friends and neighbors arrived
at a suitable hour with well filled
baskets. The evening was spent in
social conversation, playing games,
fortune telling and music by the vic
trola. At a 'late hour a delicious
lunch was served by the guests.
Those being present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Reed and family, Mr.
cd Mrs. C. M. Read and family, Mr.
and ,Mrs. H. C. Creamer and family.
i ?t i h n ti i m n.n v rPHmpr m Tin
last
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sav
' age and family of Black Hill, S. D.,
M
V m r ri Mra A 1 Krt tt rT r.llTftE.
W. G. Boedeker was looking after) 1 ' vi,.n,
in Platts-'w,,,
v-aa vie.
Jack Douglas shelled corn last
TutaJay which he delivered at the
elevator in Murray.
L-e Nickles was assisting in the
hauling of corn from the home fj
Karl Woir to Union last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Keil and fam- j
ily were Sunday visitors at the home
of his mother where she is very sick.
Ji. u. inurcnui and wile were
spending the Sunday at the home of
their daughter Mrs. LeRoy Jarvis,
and husband at Plattsmouth, return
ing home Monday morning.
Oscar Naiier who has Just return
ed from a trip to the northern por
tion of the state was down last Sat
urday to Syracuse where be was ris-
ur. J. t. lirenaei was canea to . iting for a short tim? th frinis.
F.D:ii5VJUC," ?. 7S Charles Sans has been assisting in
I cific and with the others of the crew
put in a new crossing over the tracks
as you enter Murray from the east.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Puis and
Mr. and Mrs. Bals Meisineer were ' uaugnier. .miss tisie, were visiting
visitors at their new home which at Mnrdock last Tuesday they going
Mr. Meisineer reo.ntlv rented from i cut in n auto, where Mr. Puis also
William Keil at Murray.
at his home.
Mr. C. D. Geary who has been liv
ing west of Mynard will move to the!
Walker place which is being vacated
bv Mr. Giimore.
. Harry Smith oX tfce monument CO.
of Plattsmouth was a vuitor in Mur
ray last Tuesday looking after some
business matters for a lew hours.
Wm. Giimore moved last "Wednes
day to the L. H. Puis farm west of
town which has been occupied by
Jack West, while he will move to
town.
Perry Nickles shipped cattle to the
market last Tuesday which he put
on the market Wednesday He was
Joined in the enterprise by Mr. Will
Wehrbein.
business matters to look
Had some
after.
Charles Mutz is having construct
ed a hog house dimentions 24x6 feet
and with a south front for a sun
room six and a half feet In height,
which he thinks will be a paying in
stitution. Mesdames Geo. Nickles and H. C.
Long have both been feeling rather
poorly of late, having a tussle with
old man grippe. They are slightly
Letter and have hopes of further im
provement. Messrs Hiatt& Tutt had their corn
Joseph E. Wiles of Plattsmouth J shelled on their farm north of Mur
was a brief visitor in Murray last' ray and delivered to the elevator in
Tuesday while on his way to Weep-j Murray last Wednesday where they
ing Water to look after some busi-. Lave it stored and will sell as ill
ness matters. think best.
Mr. D. J. Pitman has been about) Charles Mutz who has been suf
sick for the past week but has man-J fering from a sore hand which was
aged to keep going and with the as-, caused by a cut with a butcher
sistance of James Hatchett has kept; knife while he was working is get
the elevator running. tins along nicely, the wound mend-
Henry C. Long who has been feel- nicely tho still sore,
ing very poorly for the past week, is ; Dr. G. H. Giimore was looking af
rTvortfd as being some better dur-' ter some professional matters in Un
ing the fore part of the week tho J ion last Monday and calling on and
still not feeling the best. I dressing the fractured leg of Master
HERE, TAKE A LOOK! ,
some business matters
mouin last iuesuay aiiernoon ariy- The ell departed wishing that
ing over to the county seat in hiS)tneT could have many moTt) sor.
xf 'v!1,' ccomPfnie,d T Mr. W. j prises on them they will eoon be
v JT s.t i the new home at Murray.
uun uiuiucw uia ilciq nunc lueic.
Mr. Frank J. Davi3 of the north
western portion of the state, was a
visitor in Murray and vicinity for a
number of days during this week,
being -met last Tuesday afternoon at
Plattsmouth by Mr. Searl Davis, his
Irother, and will spend some time
here.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Root who have
been making their home at York for
the past several months, returned
to murray last Saturday evening and
are looking after some business mat
ters here for a short time. They as
yet do not know whether they will
remain permanently or not but are
considering it.
El Paso, Feb. 27. Gen. Luis Ter-
razas. sometimes known as the "Croe-
Those eus of Mexico, has won the first
round of his fight with the govern
ment tb retain possession of his vast
estates in Chlhau-hua, it was an
nounced at the office of Federal
Judge Fernando Gomezales Medina
in Janrez today. The general and ihis
attorneys entered suit in federal
court in Ja-urez to thwart the at
tempt of the government to parcel
out his vast estate in Chihauhua. The
papers specify the Babicora estate
between Casas Grandes and Chichua
hua City, but include generally all
other holdings of the general, total
ling about six million acres.
The court issued a temporary re
straining order under which the gov
ernment will not be allowed to pro
ceed with the division of the estate.
It was explained that Judge Me
dina was moved by the showing that
former President Porfirio Diaz
awarded Generall Tarrazas his lands
in return for patriotic services for
assisting in the movement to expel
the French under Maxmilian and in
fighting Apaches. The matter will
come up for hearing March 4, it was
announced. .
Guilfermo Porras, attorney of Chi
chuahua City, and A. J. McQuatters,
New York capitalist, were the lead
ers in the movement under which
the vast estate of General Terrazas
would be purchased and parceled out
i to small land farmers, it is said.
The purchasers were to be financ
ed thru a land and hanking corpora-
ion known as the American-Mexi
can land development company.
The Cream Station!
We arc running the cream station, at the same location
where it was before. We hve Jasper Queen in charge, and
there you will find the best of service.
We are paying the hihet price that const rvative busi
ness will permit. You get yoor check as soon as the cream is
tested and weighed.
-REMEMBER-
we are handling Poultry and Eggs as well, and are giving the
best prices for the same. Bring your produce to the cream
station, next to the blacksmith shop.
Wilson &
Puis,
The Service Store
Murray, Nebraska
GOES TO ATTEND FUNERAL
MACCABEE LADIES ENTERTAIN
Getting a Car of Lumber
Last Tuesday the enterprising
firm of Banning &. Nickles received
a car of lumber which was being un
loaded on Tuesday afternoon by
Messrs. Frank Mrasek, Earnest
Rich ter, San ford Homan and Wm.
March.
Will Hold Revival Soon
Arrangements have been complet
ed for the holding of a series of re
vival meetings at the Christian
church which will begin with the
first meeting an Saturday evening,
March 4th. The Rev. E. M. Johnson
who was for some time secretary of
the Nebraska Christian Missionary
eociety and also state evangelist for
the Christian church of Nebraska,
will conduct the services. He will
have' a chorus organized and good
music will be had at each service
Rev. Johnson is more than the ordi
nary speaker and a very able think
er and reason er. He is a deep stu
dent of the scriptures and you can
not here him without having to
think about what he has to tell.
Come hear him the initial meeting
on Saturday evening and again on
Sunday. He will fpeak with a con
viction and will expound the word
of truth.
We are doing the best of work at j
the Murray Garage at SO cents per
hour. ' This is less than you can get
it done for anywhere else.
Storage of Cars
W nro rharpinir fnr dur Ktnrnirft
25 cents, for evening, 25 cents, where friends were very pleasantly enter
car is taken out before 12 o'clock f tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
midnight, and 50 cents if left longer; Earl M. Gise at her home at Twelfth
than that time. and Pearl Streets The afternoon was
We are carrying a full line of spent in music and a general social
time as wen as xne piying oi me
Prom Wednesday's raiiy.
The ladies of the W. B. A. of the
Maccabees and a number of their
supplies and accessories, and have
genuine Ford parts for repairing.
Firestone and Goodrich tires and
tubes.,
THE MURRAY GARAGE.
E. O. Hlnkle,
Charles Kennedy,
Frank Vallery.
From WedTifcFday'n I -ally
This afternoon Isaac Cecil and son
Harley, departed for Hennipen, Illi
nois, where they were called by the
death of the oldest brother of Mr.
Cecil, Jasper Cecil, which occurred
there yesterday. The deceased wa
. sever ty-ight years of are and w:i.h
j the eldest of the Cecil family. The
; frner il will be held at the late home
Friday afternoon and the brother
and nephew will remain over for the
' funeral and a short visit with relative-;
there. The de.-eased was also a
brother cf Mrs. V. M. Mullis of thU
1 citv.
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Spring
Clothes
OF THE BETTER CLASS!
Now that you have planned your Spring sewing,
we invite you to inspect our new lines of Ginghams,
Percales, Peter Pan Cloths, Etc. Come early and
make your selections from brand new goods.
32-in Ginghams, black snd white checks and pretty
color combinations in small plaids and stripes, yd. 30c
27-in Toil DuNord and Red Seal, new patterns in
daiks, lights, small and medium plaids and stripes,
per yard , 25c
36-in Novelty Percales, in combination designs and
colors. Fine for pretty aprons and dresses, per yd. 20c
36-in Light and Dark Percales in the better grades,
yard 25 c
Peter Pan Cloth, 32-in., immensely fine for children's
wear and trimmings, plain fast colors, yd 65c
Peter Pan Cloth, 32-in fancy stripes, yd . . . 75c
Cheviots, fine for shirts and children's play suits and
rompers; a 25c number, special, yd 18c
36-in Muslin, fine soft weave; just the cloth for un
derwear, yd 1 8c
36-in extra fine quality Nainsook, yd 25c
H. 1 Soennichsen & Go.,
Telephone No. 12. Murray, Nebraska.
Tor Sale
Single comb Rhode Island Red
large type dark red. $1.50 each. Call
phone 16. tf-w
MRS. S. OLDHAM.
Murray. Neb.
Returns From the South
Last week Mrs. J. W. Berger who
has been for a number of months at
Oklahoma City, Okla., where she has
Leen visiting at the home cf her
daughter, Mrs. E. L,. Steimer. and
Vhere she enjoyed the winter very
much, returned home last Thursday
and has to say while enjoying the
i returning home very much she was
I greatly pleased with the south. Mrs.
. Berger tells of the folks down that
way at this time making gardn and
that it is very warm down there.
; just like spring, and things are get-
: ting along towards summer in good
, style.
The First Submarine
i ne nrst submarine which we
have knowledge of any one travel
ing in was the Great Fish which
swallowed Jonah, the Prophet. This
will be the subject of the bible school
! lesson at the Christian church the
I coming Sunday and we are asking
l all to read the entire book of Jonah
and come to Bible school and let us
Inquire into the text of the lesson
and see if we cannot get some pro
fit from the teachings of this book
of the Bible. The Bible school is call
ed at 10 o'clock and a comfortable
place will be prepared for all and a
cordial welcome, come and let us
reason togetler.
The ChOdren Better
The children of Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Shrader, who hive been down
with pneumonia, are reported as be
ing better and are doing nicely at
this time. They were very sick for a
number of days and were cared for
by Miss Calla Carlson.
LOCATED A T MURRAY
Specialist on Swine and
Cattle Diseases
DR. 6. L. TAYLOR
Veterinarian
Will receive calls at Murray
hotel. Telephone number 14.
needle by the ladies and the occas
ion proved one of the greatest en
joyment. The ladies also made ar
rangements for holding a banquet at
the M. W. A. hall on Tuesday, March
14th which they expect to be one of
their largest social affairs of the season.
IViany PepSe are Building!
More are contemplat ng building. Don't wait to long.
Have us put in an estimate on the building vhich you want
done. We will be pleased to serve you.
PHONE 45
J. A. 30 GIVEN, Contractor
MURRAY -:- -:- NEBRASKA
FOR SALE
AUCTION SALE
In Honor of Her Birthday
Mrs. Wm. Seyboldt passed a mile
stone Jn her life last Monday. March
27th, it also feeing the birthday of
tne poet Longfellow, snd as a fitting
feature of the day number of her
As I have decided to quit farming,
I will offer for sale at Public Auction
at my home, known as the Lloyd
Gapen place, just north of Murray,
on
Friday, March 3, 1922
commencing at 10:00 o'clock a. m.,
sharp, with lunch served on the
ground at noon, the following de
scribed property:
Sixteen Head Horses and Mules
One bay mare, 8 years old, weight
1.500; one bay horse. 8 years old.
weight 1.500; one black horse, 10
years old. weight 1.400; one bay
horse, 7 years old. weight 1.500; one
bay mare. 8 years old, weight 1,500;
one bay horse. 3 years old, weight
1,250; one sorrel horse, 3 years old.
weight 1,350; one black team. 4
years old, weight 2.500; two yearling
mules; two 2-year-old mules; two
yearling mare colts; one yearling
horse colt.
Two milk cows.
Fifteen brood sows.
Several dozen hens.
Farm Machinery, Etc.
One John Deere binder, new; one
Big Four 7-foot binder; one McCor-
mick hayrake, new; one hay sweep.
new; one Badger riding cultivator.
new; one P & O riding cultivator;
one Western Bell naing lister: one
Moline riding lister; one John Deere
12-inch stag gang plow, new; one
12-irch Sterling plow, new; one
Avery corn planter; one Budlong
disc; two Jenny Lind walking culti
vators; one John Deere steel truck
with hay rack, new; two box wagons;
one 5-section harrow; one 1-horse
press drill; four set work harness;
one John Deere 2-row machine, near
ly new; one new top buggy; one De
Lavel cream separator.
Terms of Sale
All sums of $10 and under cash;
on sums over S10 a credit of six
months will be given, purchaser to
give bankable note bearing eight per
cent interest. No property to be re
moved from premises until settled
for. v
ALFRED GANSEMER,
Owner.
COL. W. R. YOUNG, Auct.
W, G. BOEDEKER, Clerk.
Rubber tires, all leather top tingle j
buggy, almost new. 1 set new buggy
harness and 1 delivery spring wagon.
Phone 134. lwk-d&w
There is no doubt bat thzX the
line of school supplies carried by thej
Journal is the most complete that can j
be found and embraces everything I
that the student may need in his or
her work.
Give the Hens a Chance!
K-ll the mites and other vermin. We have the solution.
iCARBOLAe3
The Disinfectant, the "White Wash and the Lice Killer.
" Ve would like to tell all about it
Banning & Nickles,
Murray, Nebraska
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NOW DOING NICELY
From Wednesday's Daily.
The reports from Rochester. Min
nesota, state that B. A. MeElwain.
friends and relative, gathered at her who Was opea,tef fnere
home and appropriately celebrated I ?50:.1sow lLt"1 ?,dif bJ,e
the event with a Joyous evening .lu 11 vp V0"1"""1 .in? Tl.c gV
Games, music and songs were inter-. reauy amprova neaun gen
spersed with social conversation anJiral y" j
when the many friends departed the I
best wishes for her future enjoyment Blank Books at the Journal 0ff.ee.
Sweeping Price Reduction
the Waterloo Boy 12-25
Threei-Plow Tractor
on
FULLY EQUIPPED
F. O. B. Waterloo, Iowa
Equipment includes Fenders, Wheel fugs, Governor,
Platform, Friction Clutch Pully, Lever Controlled Ad
justable Hitch no extras fo buy. The Waterloo Boy
comes to you complete for drawbar and belt work.
The Waterloo Boy is a real farm tractor. Built sturdy and strong
for continuous, heavy work, it gives years of profitable service.
Its heavy-duty, slow-speed, two-cylinder engine of big bore and
long stroke, built especially for burning kerosene, utilizes this
low-priced fuel with real economy.
The Waterloo Boy is. a three-plow tractor. It pulls the plow
straight no side draft to cause loss of power and undue wear
on tractor and plow.
Big Reduction in Price of John Deere Traction Plows!
The John Deere No. 5 Three-Button Tractor Plow fits the Waterloo Boy
perfectly. It does thorough work and is long-lived; is equipped with power lift
and quick detachable shares; beams guaranteed not to bsnd or break. See
for the new prices.
us
The Waterloo Boy the Reliable, Completely Equipped. Thrcc-Plow-Tractor
Is the Best Tractor Investment You Can Make
Peterson Hardware Company
Murray, Nebraska
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