THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923.
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PLATTS1J0TJTH SEMI. WEEKLY JOUKIIAX
Nehawka De
partment!
Prepared in the Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Especially
for the Journal Readers.
Saving On Good Tires!
While tires tare advanced daring the early portions of this season,
we have a stock of the best makes, among which are Goodrich, United
States, Fisk and Racine, which we are selling at former prices. Size
Z0x2Y2 at $11.25 (regular price, $13.50). This price also applies to
all other sizes in proportion, but is good only until stock is reduced.
The Lundberg Garage
Nehawka, Nebraska
Lester Wunderlich, who Is work
ing in Plattsmouth, was a visitor in
Nehawka for over Sunday.
Miss Edna Gorder was a visitor
with her friends. Miss Maybelle Troop
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Last Wednesday Robert Troop took
a car load of cattle to the South
Omaha market for Mr. Alba Ingwer
son. The Douglas hotel is having a tel
ephone installed in their office which
will be a great convenience to the
public.
J. P. Douglass and wife were look
ing after some trading in Nebraska
City last Tuesday, driving down In
their auto.
Michael JIcGinnis of Nebraska
City began last Wednesday plaster
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Palmer.
J. j. Smith departed last Wednes
day for Havelock, where he Is visit
ing with friends and relatives for
some time.
Lawrence Simpklns and wife are
visiting for the week at their former
home at Hatfield, Mo., having driven
down last week.
C. M. Chriswl?ser was looking af
ter pome business matters in riatts
mouth and Omaha during the first
part of the week.
Fred Nutzman was a visitor at
Ainsworth for a short time during
the first of the week, where he was
called on business.
Fred Ahrens took his sister and
Miss Helen Ttrandt. who are attend
ing school at Peru, to their school
last Sunday evening.
Little George Troop has been doing
hi3 eight acres in the corn field,
plowing like a full grown man,
which he Foon will be.-
Thomas Mason and mother and
sister were visiting and looking af
ter some shopping in Nebraska City
lat Saturday afternoon.
Henry Wessel left the care of the
store to J. G. Wunderlich, whilhe
went out and blistered his hands
pitching hay in the field.
Horace Griffin with the family in
their car are starting for Fairplay,
Missouri, their former home, where
they will visit for some time.
E. Kettlehut was hauling hogs to
the South Omaha market last Monday
and Tuesday and found a very satis
factory market for hl3 product.
A. C. Anderson and sister. Mrs.
Louis Ross were visiting In Omaha
on Thursday of this week, making
the. trip in the auto of Mr. Ander
son. Henry Knabe has just received an
elegant large refrigerator for his
home west of town, which he pur
chased through the agency of Henry
Wessel.
Miss Gladys Rhoden, of Dallas,
Texas, where she is attending school,
was a visitor at the home of her
cousin, Miss Maybelle Troop one day
last week. ,
The Farmers elevator received a
car of hard coal IaSt week, which
does not rook like they were Intend
ing for any one to freeze during the
coming winter.
Edward Murray and family resid
nig north cf town, were spending
last Saturday in riattsmouth, where
they, went to visit with relatives and
friends and also to do some trading.
Horace Griffin was a visitor in
South Omaha last Monday, going to
take a load of fine porkers to the
market for E. M. Pollard, who was
hauling both Tuesday and Wednes
day. J. M. Johnson of the Johnson
Motor company. Sterling Hodge and
Ray Waldo were visiting in Lincoln
for a short time last Wednesday even
ing, driving over in the auto of Mr.
Johnson.
Misses Grace Linvllle and Velma
Munn. who are attending school at
Peru, were home for.the Sunday holi
day and were taken to their school
again by Mr. George Gniber Sunday
evening.
Fred Nutzman ehipped a 'car load
of cattle to the South Omaha market
last Tuesday, .where he met -them on
his return from a trip in the north
western portion of the state the first
of the week
D. C'West of 'the Nehawka Bank
was a visitor In Omalia last Sunday
on business and was taken to Platts
mouth to catch the train by Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wunderlich and their
little son Bobbie.
Mrs. David Scott of Lincoln and
I Mies Lulu Atucker of Dunbar, were
1 visiting at the home of the Rev. W.
. F. Graham for a few hours on last j
; Tuesday, returning on the evening i
bus to their homes. I
Herman L. Thomas and James Pol- j
lard were visiting with the Masonic
lodge In Plattsmouth last Monday
evening, when new officers were in
stalled and the grand secretary of
Nebraska Masons was present.
James Miller was a visitor at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. East
rich of Plattsmouth last Friday and
was accompanied by Henry Gruber
to the county seat, where they were
looking after some business matters.
. C. S. Stone, the newly appointed
bank examiner, departed Inst Monday
for Lincoln to begin work in his new
field of labor. Charles Is well equip
ped for the position to which he has
been chosen, having had many years
experience in the banking -business.
Jack Douglas is feeling pretty
good, thank you, as he returned from
his trip to Rochester, where the phy
sicians told Jack that he would not
have to come there any more for he
was completely cured. He came home
via Davenport, Iowa, where he visit
ed with his mother.
J. R. Hill suffered a very bad in
Jury when he accidently struck his
foot with an ax while he was trim
ming some trees which he had chop- j
ped down. The wound which was
made by the blade of the axe caused i
quite a serious injury, but is getting,
along as well as one might expect, j
Bert Philpot of Weeping Water;
was a visitor in Murray last Wed
nesday, bringing his mother, Mrs.
Charles Philnot to Plattsmouth to
take the train, she leavi
over, in Jo Davess con
where she will visit the
Research fftlotor Oil!
We are handling just one kind of motor oil and
that the best money can buy.
This is the famous "Research" motor oil for the
automobile-- (the proper kind for each car) the tractor
and the truck.
Your repair work carefully looked after.
Johnson Auto Co.
J. M. Johnson, Manager Nehawka, Nebraska
OODYEAR takes
J the highest
grade, long - staple
cotton, cf unusual
tensile strength,
and builds up the
carcass of the Good -year
Cord Tire by the
exclusively Good
year method of
group-ply construc
tion. The result is a
tire that lasts longer
in any service and is
the most economi
cal you can buy.
At Good rear Service Station
Dealers we scit and recom
mend (Ac new Goodyear
Cordm with the be-Jclcd Ail
Weather TreaA-fnd back
them up with standard
Goodyear Service
with the banking interests of Cass
.county, in both Nehawka and Mur
ray and who was also for a number
'of years in the banking business at
' Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Mr.
Stone is eminently well qualified for
the position and on entering on his
duties will make a valuable man for
this department of the state,
j The governor a few days ago an
. uouncecT the appointment of Frank
i Eoedeker of Nehawka to a similar
position.
PEOPLES MARKET IS
PROVING POPULAR
PLATTSMOUTH MOTOR CO.
A. 0. Ault Cedar Creek
A. D. Baake Murray
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New Mercantile Establishment Here
is Heeling with Marked Suc
cess Carry Large Stock
The new mercantile establishment
of the city the Peoples Market, on
South Sixth street, is having a very
marked success in their venture and
their store is proving one of the
popular trading places of the city.
Messrs Ackernian and Giventer,
who are in charge f the store, have
proven very pleasant and genial in
dealing with the public and with
their choice stocks of groceries, fruits
and vegetables, are offering the best
the market affords to the Platts
mouth people and are striving to give
the community the best in their pow
er to secure in thsir lines.
Mr. Ackerman, who is In charge
rf fVi ctnrn i j vrv ix-oll nln-jcOil l ' i t T l
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V. T. Eiohardson Mynard!that he may brinR. hIs faraily here to
Union Auto Co Union , become permanent residents of the
community. He has found as is the
j general rule, that the eity is a real
j home town and one that is pleasant
i to live in and with the very best
class of citizenship.
itsmouiu 10
in" for Han-1 vcyance for thoee having no
nty, Illinois, 'thus all v. ere proviaea with
old home 10 anu irom l,'e picnic.
none, aria
passage
The day was
again as well as relatives and friends ! sPCt in the beautiful park of Veep-
there I -Siu uuy whs uiiu un.'-i unjuj-
One of the most enjoyable ocea-i ao!e for the young folks tind many of
sions of this summer has been the the older ones as well.
Merry-Go-Round 'picnic which was . ...
held at the grove of John Knabe on c. Has a Large Class.
last Sunday. Everybody was there 1 Mrs. Christine Coughltn. piano m-
Nehawka
Why Swelter?
'AH Summer long Old Sol's going
to make things warm for us. Sooner
or later youVe pretty
sure to seek the wel
come relief of cool airy
clothes.
Why wait?
Why not be comfor
table righ. now? Here
are Palm Beach Suits
as cool as the pain
leaf fan. Attractive
shades of gray, tan,
sand and brown. Very
stylish - very cool.
Coat ahd Pants $l5
Xtra Pants $5
Genuine Palm Beach Cloth.
DEATH OF FORMES, RESIDENT
C.E
Idol OJUUJLJ . 1CI 'UUJ -r -j klt l i v in vvij. -,.-
and met everybody else and all ioined strrctor at Plattsmouth.
in having a, splendid time. Refresh- iscd a class in music in
that is me-tlng with good success and
has a large' membership enrolled for
the summer training course.
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menis were mere in aimnaance su
it was anybody's own fault who did
not get enough to eat.
V. C. Straub, Frank P. Sheldon
and Walter Wunderlich were, in I Have Annual Banquet
Weeping Water last Wednesday, jnst Wednesday at the audUorluin.
where they were getting a lease for th5 Masonic lodge of Nehawka held
the new oil well signed up, and with their annual get-together meeting,
another all will e ready for the ship- j which wrs designed for the members
ment of the machinrry for the be-ip.i the-ir wives. - and perchance a
ginning of the sinking -of the shaft j rwcetheart as well, and you may
into the bosom of mother earth for(now that they had an excellent
the oil, which .it seems, jcertain -isjtirjie as a most Worthwhile program
there. . j had been provided and there was
j nothing left in the list of good things
Making Some Improvements to cat which they did not have on
At the Lundberg garage Mr. Lund- ; their tabids. Among those present,
berg is making some very worth ' were a number of tle DeMolay boys
while improvements. He is having j frcm Plattsmouth who furnished a
water piped to the front of the ga-jpart of the program.
rage and will have a free air and j .
water service not having to drive in-! Undergoes Operation Monday
to the garage for the same. He will ! Mrs. A. I Sturm, who has been at
also install a 5 gallon gas station. t'.:e hcefitr.! at Omaha for some time,
From Tuesday's DaNy.
A message was received here last
evening announcing the death of
Mrs. Mait Schlegel, an old time resi
dent of this city, which occurred yes
terday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Carrington in Florence, follow
ing a short illness. Mrs. Schlegel will
be remembered by the older residents
of the citys her husband was a res
ident here for a number of years and
i in charge of a cigar factory during
(the residence of the family here.
This morning. Miss Marie Kaufman
W
escott's Sons
ON THE CORNER"
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heinrich en
tertained at dinner Sunday noon in
honor of Mrs. Klla Burke of Sidney,
Xebr., an aunt of Mrs. Heinrich,
who has been spending a few days In
Plattsmouth, en route to Jewell,
Kansas, where she will spend the
departed for Omaha to attend the fu-( summer. Thotse present were Mr. and
reral Mr. Schlegel being a cousin of . Mrs. P. J. Drozda, Misses Ruth and
Mrs. Andrew Kaufman of this city. Dorothy Drozda, Mr. Joe Drozda,
Omaha, Mrs. Ella Eurke of Sidney,
Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hadraba,
Blanche Price and daughter, Helen
Virginia, and the host and hostess,
Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich.
Doan's Regulets are recommended
by many who say they operate easily,
without griping and without bad af
ter effects. 30c at all drug stores.
Advertise yonr wants.
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Get This
Try
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At the present vtime he has two one on Monday of this week underwent
gallon stands and by the installation ! an operation for the curing of a
of this stand will be equipped to! growth on her neck, which resulted
servo the public to better advantage, (very satisfactory and since which the
' j patient is re-ting1 nfcely and doing
"Five Hundred" Hold Picnic 'very well, it is 'hoped this opera-
The members of the 500 club metj11 v ':!! rearf I'ttuin
-.r . , i-ne may socin he able to return to
la. ?nda.evcn ng TitU ?.Ir- and;her home. Mr. Sturm was up on
"e'TA"ee5 "r7, i.Sund:iv to see the wife and also vis-
i juj t-u u iuusl iMt'iiniiui lime aim later
; all repaired to Browns park at Ne
braska City where they had a picnic. I
Hears Brother Badly Injured
Last Tuesday evening, Mr. D. D.
Adams received a long distant tele-
(ited with their daughter, Mrs. John
O. Yeiser, the second, as well as the
husband, and John O. Yeiser, the
third, a grandson of the senator.
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John StoH Getting- Along Nicely
John P. Stoll, who has been hav-
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Authorized by Chase & Sanborn
Friday and Saturday,
JUNE 22-23
Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand Coffee - 3-lbs. for
5-jJ 00
Regular Price $1.30
Only One Can to a Family!
The deliciously different flavor of Sea! Brand will
please the most critical coffee drinker.
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PHONE NO. 14
Established 1888
NEHAWKA, NEB.
pnone call telling of the injury that ng rather poor health for some time.
evening of his brother, John Adams went to the St. Catherine's hospital
of near Overton, where he is engag-in Omaha about a week since, where
cd in farming. Mr. John Adams it he received treatment for an enlarged
seems was working with his horses j sp!( en and which since the beginning
"en iic incntu a it-iy sevtiB Mth j oi me treatment nas oeen reuueeu w
fro mone of them which injured him i half its former size. Mr. Stoll is
very badly. Mr. D. D. Adams depart-I greatly encouraged over the favor
able turn in the case. Mrs. Peter
Stoll and Miss Lena Stoll were up
to see John last Friday
ed Wednesday morning for Overton
to see his brother and render what
aid he could.
Nehawka Wins from South Bend
Last Sunday the Nehawka base
ball team went to South Bend where
Jthey tackled the heretofore unbeaten
I South Benders and emerged victor
' ious with a score of 6 to 1. South
Bend has been cleaning up all the
Had an Excellent Time
Last Sunday" Misses Mary Ketch.
Genevieve Stone, Elizabeth Chappell
and Isadore Stone, thinking it would
be a nice thing to visit their friend.
Mrs. A. P. Sturm, who was in the
hospital at Omaha, secured of Mr.
teams in this part of the country ! Sturm has car, and the four made
and the fact that Nehawka is the
first one to get their scalp speaks well
for the ability of the home boys to
play the national game successfully.
Make Two Knights
Last Tuesday evening the regular
meeting of the Knights of Pythias
lhe trin to Oraaha. They took Mr.
Sturm to Union to catch the train,
and then went on to Omaha by them
selves, although they had never driv
en into that large city before, and
made the trip very satisfactorily,ajnd
when Mr. Sturm got to Omaha, he
found the young ladies on Farnam
street looking for the hospital and
. In whatever way you
spend the day you will
find that this camera will
make it doubly enjoyable,
for with it you can make
good pictures of all the
good times you have, of
your home, of your
friends and everything
else you care about.
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ONE-HAXJF ACTUAL. SIZE
Each camera is thoroughly tested by the Eastman
Kodak Co. before it is sent out. This camera is
made special and cannot be obtained in any other
way and will be displayed for the week by
WEYRICH & HADRABA
ASK THEM ABOUT IT.
was neia. ana everyone nad a most he being on his wav there himself,
pleasant time, as in addition to the directed them. During the aftefnoon,
routine Dusiness tney had two can-1 the ladies visited fi narks and in!
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didates in waiting to be made full
fledged Knights and they proceeded
to "make" them." Those taking the
work were Leland Hodge and Edward
Woods. In addition to the large loc
al membership there were present for
the occasion visitors from Lincoln.
Alvo, Elmwood and Weeping Water.
The degree team, from the Lincoln
lodge put on their work which was
most beautiful and effective and the
candidates were given a clear insight
into the principles of Knighthood as
practiced by the followers of the
Damon and Pythias story. After the
initiatory work was concluded, those
present were treated to a fine ban
quet and good fellowship nrevailed !
as they gatnered around the banquet
the evening drove home again.
NEJiAWKA AGAIN
HAS HONOR CON
FERRED BY BRYAN
Charles S. Stone of that Place ITamed
as Bank Examiner by Gover
nor Charles W. Bryan.
The Nehawka bankers must be
b-Vrd ! top.. UkVof thV.d tMnito ' l'?1 la th V on v"
o -, T-i,, ' Qualified success that has been g:v-
iT: .wiV J.7nTft ' wrVr on them in the last tew weeks as two
" w -v. .p h o rn hoc n ,
J making that place their home have j
as the visitors present.
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Enjoyed Picnic Wednesday slale to assist in the work of exam-!
Last Wednesday the membership ining the banks of the state. I
of the united Brethren church en- The latest to be named is Charles , pj
Joyed a'plcnic at "Weeping Water. S. Stone, who has for the greater :
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Everybody in this City Should
Have a Camera! '
Amateur photography has been made so easy, and there is such pleasure
and satisfaction in pictures with our personal interests in them, that one who hasn't
a camera is really depriving himself of a great deal of pleasure, which he could
otherwise have, with practically no effort on his part.
So it is that arrangements have been made by our bank in co-operation
with the largest banks in this country' and the Eastman Kodak Co., by which a
fully reliablesimple operated camera can be placed in the hands of everyone.
This bank has been selected to make the distribution for this city and we
strongly recommend our patrons to get one of these excellent cameras before the
campaign is over.
To anyone opening up a Savings Account to the amount of $10.00 or more we
will Present Camera FREE.
SPECIAL OFFER -If you haven't $10.00 to start an account 'you may deposit
$1.00 at a time. We will put the camera away for you, and as soon as your ac
count amounts to $10.00 the camera is yours. .
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