THrESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1923.
PAGE 270
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Prepared Exclusively for The Journal.
Reduction PlowOffered
ON ALL OIL STOVES NOW IN STOCK
SOME REAL BARGAINS"
In order to make room for a shipment of Range Eternal
ranges we are offering you this reduction on oil stoves.
Lots of warm weather yet, so play safe by ordering
your oil stove at once. I will save it for you if you do
not want it delivered now.
JOE BANNING
Union,
Nebraska
j Try a can of paxton & Gallagher'o
"Daylight" coffee and bo convinced.
lAlso "J. M." and "Milady" coffee.
'Todd & Co., where prices are right.
Todd & Co. have a complete line
I of men's shoes and ladies' oxfords
i coming soon.
j Earl Wolfe threshed and delivered
'his wheat at the Union elevator dur
ing the early portion of the week.
II. L. Thomas and wife of lehaw-
YEGGS LURED TO
NEBRASKA FROM ALL
PARTSOF COUNTRY
Cross Country Thieves All Find 0
casion to Stop in This State
New York Car is Found.
"Get those good Victor and Puri
tan flours at L. G. Todd & Co. Also
Nehawka flour."
Carry S. Stotler and wife were
looking after some busin6ss matters
in the county seat last Monday mak
ing the trip in their auto.
County Agent L. R. Snipes of
"Weeping Water was a visitor in Un
ion having some business matters to
take up with Senator W. B. Ban
ning. John C. McCarrolI is also among
those who have acquired a new car
and this time he secured one for ser-
Highest prices paid for produce.
Plenty of fresh fruits. Todd & Co.
Miss Beulah Pell visitedwith
friends in Omaha last Saturday.
Roy Yonker and family were visit
ing last Saturday making the trip in
their auto.
Victor Clarence was looKing after
some business and also visiting with
friends in Omaha last Saturday.
W. L. Taylor and famil yof Omaha
were visiting and looking after some
business matters in Union last Sat
urday. C. II. Taylor and family, who de
vice getting a Ford from the local . parted last week arrived in Californ
dealer, Mr. A. W. Propst
Uncle Henry A. Chilcott is sport
ing a new Ford coupe which he is
ia on last Monday and will make
their home there in the future.
Chris Peterson has secured a .car
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driving and iikea nis new acquisition : and this time ne nas seiecteu a ora p h McCarthy was a visitor in
I. I. I . . . . I . .. knnlA. 1 ! 1 I 1 - i 1 I. 1 . .1 n n CAllSt- - . .
iniiiiiiiiK uifie is iiuniiLiK uouuici in aim minus uc uus iiwuc a, moc ccicl
From Wednesday s Dally.
Whether or not it is geographic
location that does it, Nebraska draw3
bandits and yeggs from all direc-
ka were visiting for a short time in tions. Cross country thieves starting
Union they driving over in their car. from California, Washington and
Frank Boggs was working the in- -.New crm una occasion 10 s op in
surance business in Plattsmouth dur- ' Nebraska as do runners from the Da
ing last week and met with good sue-; kotas and the south,
cess. A big Haynes touring car, prac-
Ray Frans of the Frans Brothers ' tically new and carrying New York
Lumber Co., was having a carload of license number 1-430-467, -was aban
lumber unloaded at their yards lastidoned Sunday near Fullerton. scene
Monday. iof one of the big store robberies.
Attorney Paul Manbart and wife Two strange men were seen in the
of Omaha were visitinsr in Union for town durius the day. Local officers
a short time, Mr. Manhart having assisted by Deputy State. Sheriff Fred
some legal matters to look after , Ijeuton are working on tne case,
while here. w. j Disappearance of the two strangers
Get a number with each 15c pur-' is mysterious. The car did not
chase of candy at Todd & Co., good break down. It carried a supply of
for a chance on the Thermos jug in cil .and gas. The officers know of
show window. -nothnig which occurred to frighten
Lemuel Barrett and wife of Omaha suspect occupants. The car was not
were visiting in Union last Sunday ! discovered until after the strangers
being guests at the home of Dr. and had made their getaway.
Mrs. W. M. Barrett the parents of state Sheriff Carroll Is in corn
Lemuel. . jmunication with New York officials
Mont Robb who represents an Om-' in an effort to establish ownership,
aha elevator house, was spending jje js certain that either the car was
last Sunday at home and on Monday ; voluntarily abandoned or that the
afternoon departed for David City, ' occupants met with -foul play,
where he takes up hi3 work for his There is nothing to Indicate foul
firm. - nlav and the findiusr of the car nuts
j E. J. Maugay, Herman Reicke and a quietus to any such theory. He
'Luther Meade were all threshing reasons that unless the car was stol-
during the first part of this week, en jt would
delivering their grain to the eleva- tinned
tors at Union.
not have been aban-
! A short time ago a Washington
car was abandoned in Nebraska but
v i i r- : a i . i :
.,. " n ., nl. , v . 4c AndA v, . ?uttl., "Y"" in that case there was a trail to lot-
tut; iidufjui lauvu iuaLi tuio i iitju ami xi u 13 duj 1, uviw'h-v fcv . navin a looiii wmcn was givm
tie boat.
Mrs. Nellie Planck of Kansas City
was a visitor for the past week at
the home of her son, the Rev. H. II.
Planck pastor of the First Baptist
church and will remain for a longer
visit with her son and wife.
County Commissioner C. F. Harris
i3 getting his new car this season
and secured a Ford making the pur
chase from A. W. Propst and know
ing the value in th class of cars was
not making a guess in his purchase.
Grandma Fitch of Kenosha, was a
visitor in Union last Sunday and a
guest at the home her granddaugh
ter, Mrs. Earl Merritt and will cele
brate her S6th birthday this com
ing Saturday having been born on the Baptist church and the members
August 4tn, iSo7. Grandma is a
spry girl for her age and gets around
very nicely.
pn. w. f. n$GE
General Pracflcnsr
Calls Answered Day or Night!
Special attention given to acute
and chronic diseases.
UNION, NEBRASKA
of the World Wide Guild Girls at the
basement of the Baptist church and
year's crop of corn during the early
part of the week, getting ready for
Ins needs. ihim trouble which he went down to
There will be an election of tho I see .about getting it out:
Ken's Bible class at the Baptist EJi smith shelled and delivered
school at the session of the school cJru to the Farmers' elevator his la.-t
. f . . 1 .. . . .V... .ill AlA-
a teacher for the coming year for the
class.
There was a large and interesting
crowd of the neighbors at Sciota
church services and a most profitable
service was had, the Rev. W. A. Tay--lor
delivering the address.
Rev. II. H. Planck and wife and
mother, Mrs. Nellie Planck of Kan
sas City, Mo., who i3 visiting here,
were visitors in Omaha last Satur
day making the trip in an auto.
Mrs. W. H. Mark entertained the
members of the ladies aid society of
low. It was abandoned at Franklin
and another car stolen. There is
nothing to indicate that occupants of
t lie devrted car at Franklin aban
doned it for the purpose of stealing
another,
t r tw ... i,T. : was in conference with the state
hn vi.itins- nt tho f h r .rheriff Tuesday in regard to recent
grandmother, Mrs. Joe Bauer for
bandit activitus in the eastern part
,ir.r,nVto,i 1,0 Mnmi- of the state. He said that a big car
for ber home at SebergMo.. after ! rrying four men crossed on the
h.rinr i!a,i or, ,cuat !r,1o u-hiia i ierrj ai i iausmouin at uayugni ihsl
1 1 Thursday. He believes that these
are tne men who laie inai nigui
Mrs. Emory Bauer of Omaha came
down last Syjiday and visited for the
slugged the Elmwood watchman and
TRUCKIHQ AND
At our Garage we arc prepared to furnish the bet ser
vice iu repairs of all Automobiles, parts, supplies and acces
sories. , TRUCKING!
Wc are always ready for your work in this line and the
-best service' guaranteed. Careful drivers always in charge.
day at the home of Frank Bauer ar A Clrl' 1!;e,nV7 morning made an un
on returning Monday morning to .her : successful raid on the bank at Ray-
hnm. woo anmnn.lo,! M1CC. a lilOilU. iie COnCiUUeS IU31 lUSy Were
Betty and Rosie who have beV;, i cut of Omaha or Council Bluffs
spending some two weeks here. I The Cass county of3chil. because
D. C. LaRue and f.imilv rienarfe.l ! of his long service and because of the
at which some 35 of them enjoyed I last-Monday mornintr for the west in fact that his is a border county.
the excellent time which this lady! his auto and will visit the mountains knows Nebraska bandit history from
gave them. ! of Colorado and will see some of the direct contact. He believes that the
The time for the evening service excellent climate dtlrinc theit stav. I Fullerton store uobbcrs belong to. a
at the.Baptist..cu.urch ba3 been defi- TneT will -nrobably -find' 'it -bo do-! big gang. His own investigations
nitfly fixed for exactly 8 o'clock at Ughtful there that they will not care ! have brought lhi3 conclusion; that
which time the services will be to return while th heat of summer.1- taken from stores is not held
promptly commenced. The B. Y. P. lasts. i long in bandit custody. It is taken
U. meeting will commence one. half
hour earlier or at 7:30. The presi
dent of the society Miss Mildred
Clark, who has been away, has re
turned and it is expected more active and arG aDje to be up and around. ' market
Mrs. Mable Reynolds has had her
hands full caring for the sick ones
besides doing her work at the store
during the time.
Uncle George Eaton departed last
Monday morning for Kentucky
where he goes to see about opening '
up his sllvpr mine which he has had j
work will be had from this on.
DOITJLEK BROS
The Auto Men
.Union, Neb.
Mra. Mary E. Davis and Paul Dav- 'o one central den, re-labeled, boxed
is, her grandson, who have been so 'and shipped to market. lie contends
pick at the former's home, are ro-!that the one thriving -element to
ported as being somewhat improved . 1 r.iecry ui i;;t'i-cnanuu e is a. irauj
y.-.arKet. it me raarset were ciosea,
lie game would be stripped of at
tractivencss. Stolen goods, he says.
are unloaded in big quantities. The
loot is not peddled from house to
house. Lincoln Siate Journal.
ANDY M00EE EIPEOVING
a lecse on for a number of years and j From Wednesdays Daily.
nas Deen navm- others look after, The members of the family of
the matter but getting no results he Andy Moore were with him yester
has concluded to look after the mat- thy at the Immanuel hospital in Om-
icr iumseir anu consequently depart- ala for a few hours and found him
GO TO TODD 8l CO. FOR
Shoes on sale at less than wholesale cost. We also
have a complete line of work shirts and overalls.
L,
TODD a
ed for that place early thi3 morning.
Card of Thanks
I Vv'e desire to express our sincere
thanks to those neighbors ami
friends who so kindly ministered
j during the last illness and at tbe
time of, the death of our father, Jas.
;V. Wood and for the flowers and to
those who so kindly sang at the time
of the funeral. Mesdames W. II.
Campbell; A. T. Campbell; -Ray
Chriswisser; T. N. Carroll; Fred
Stilleth: C. H. McOee: Messrs. J. K.
iWood; W. S. Wood; C. B. Wood; O.
; E. Wood ; S. J. Wood.
Dies From Injuries
Word has been received from tbe
j hospital where Mr. Clark Bacon, who
was injured in the collision with a
J Missouri Pacific train when his car
was demolished last week, that he
died.
in the best of shape following his
operation of Monday for appendi
citis. Mr. Moore has been most for
tunate In his operation r.s he has suf
fered . very little and the operation
apparently has been one of the most
successful. The host of friends in
this city will be delighted to know
that he is doing so well.
IIAEHIED IN OMAHA
cleats and Groceries!
At this time we call the attention of the public to cur
excellent line of meats and groceries always fresh and
of best quality. Let us supply your needs in the line of
good things to eat. Best Quality and Service our motto.
UNION -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
YOUNG PEOPLE ABE MARRIED
Dr. Thomas P. Cogan
DENTIST
622 World-Herald Building
Omaha, Nebraska
NOTICE T my W and new patienls!
Owing to my rush of business in my Omatfa office, for
the month of July andv August, I will be in Union in Dr.
Race's office every two "vweeks beginning Aug. 11, from
9:30 till the rest of the day. r
Don't forgetAugust 11 1923, Dr. Race's Office.
Fr"m Wednesdays T'ally.
This afteruoon at 1 o'clock at the
residence of Rev. and Mrs. Frank
Emory Pfoutz, occurred the marriage
of Miss Zupha De Chriswisser anil
Mr. Clarence Hanson both of near
Nehawka. The bridal couple was ac
companied to this f-tiy by Mr. George
Pollard and Miss Doris Hanson, who
witnessed the marriage of the
friends. Both ihe bride and groom
are . well known in the Nehawka
neighborhood where they have
grown to manhood and womanhood
and are. among the most popular
young people of that locality. The
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
From Wednesday's Dally
Announcement has been received
here by relatives of the marriage in
Omaha of Mr. Edward Kanka and
Miss Ro-e Schmitz, both of that city.
The groom ij well known in Platts
mouth where he spent his boyhood
days an dreceived hi3 education in
the lof-al schools being a graduate of
tbe class of 1910 o" the high school.
Mr. Kanka and his bride have both
been employed in the headquarters
of the Union Pacific at Omaha and
their romance developed in their ev
eryday associations there and culmi
nated in the marriage there the lat
ter part of the past week. Mr.
Kanka is a brother of Mrs. C. Li. Pit
man and Joseph Kanka of this city,
and many boyhood friends will join
in wishing hir.i and his bride harpi
ncEs and success in the years to come.
The Nc.v Stndebaker
Special-SixToitrinz Car
ft LttrraASl i seiivici
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HAS A REAL FISH
From Monday's Dally.
Yesterday E. E. Mason, who is
camping for the summer near the
Burlington bridge, made the success
ful catch of a fine thirty pound white
silver cat fish, one of the nicest that
"Before you buy any car, see the
Studebaken presents it3 complete
line of 1924 models, announced a week
sgo, with the conviction that they will
increase the prestige of the name
Studebaker which, for 71 years, has
stood for the best in tranrportat-on,
qualityand value of product.
Into these .1924 cars are built every
proved feature in design that makes
for the comfort, convenience and safety
of passengers, and many refinements
that further enhance the value cf a
line of cars already highly percted.
It is common knowledge in the steel
industry that Studebaker uses only
the highest grades of the finest steels.
And the same is true of the electrical
equipment, instruments, herrings, bat
teries, upholstery, finishing paints,
tires and accessories used in Stude
baker cars.
It is equally well knov.-n that Stude
bakervith $90,000,000 of actual net
assets, including $45,000,000 cf plant
facilities, is unsurpassed in ability and
resources to manufacture economi
cally and i ve ma;;i m utti intrinsic value
for a given prico.
Produced under these favorable con
ditions, the 1924 tudebakcrs are dis
tinctly the finest cars and greatest
values Studebaker ever offered.
These are not careless statements.
They are facts that reflect tha honesty
end integrity cf the manufacturer and
its product juct as they do the truth
of Studebaker advertising.
The public has placed its confidence
in Studebaker by accepting these facts,
supported by the performance of
Studebaker cars in owners' use. That's
why Studebaker sales for the past
six. years have increased progress
aivsly each year and sales for the
first six months of 1923 of 81,880 cars
broke all six months' records.
Studebaker never cheapens qual
ity to meet competition. The name
Studebaker ' stands or satisfaction
and service.
Power to satisfy the most exacting owner
MODELS AND PlUCSS-f. o. b. factory
LIGKT-SIX PHCIAI-sT!i T BIS-SlX
4C, II. P. SO H. P. I 40 H P.
l'ounng. $ 995 Touring $135 Touring I7SO
Roadster (3-Pass.) 975 Rcadster(2 Pass.)- 1325 j Speedster (5-Paa.) J835
Coure-Rd.(2-Pas.)lS55 Coupe 5-Pass.) 1975 Coupe (S-Pura.) 2550
Srden 1550 Srdar. 3050Sn 2750
Terms to Meet Your Convenience
1, F. WOLFF, GARAGE
THIS IS
S TU DEBAKER
YEAR
NEGRO HAS TALE
QF HARD LUCK FOR
POLICE FORGE
Colored Traveling Companion Claifn.
ed Have Eobbed Hira Kicked
OS of Burlington Train.
1i hnpn rail?rlit hers f his spaqfin anA
Ilanson and the bride of Mr."andjthe fisherman feela a just pride in
Mrs Charles Chriswisser. After the the fine catch. He has the fish on
jveuain?? me onaai couple returned rxhibition at the camp and it is a
, to their home at Nehawka where beautiful sight to the eyes and one of
they will, receive the well wishes of t!ie brst fish that has been landed
,a ncsi oi lnenas m iiieir new lounu
; happiness.
IN SEEICUS CONDITION
here this season.
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
Is often caused by an inflamed condition
of the mucous lining' of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inflamed Syou
have- a rumbling' sound or imperfect
hearing. Unless the Inflammation can
be i educed, your hearing may be de- j
stroyed forever. - I
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will ;
From Monday Hafly.
I T r rr .a n . .
t u.ii, iuwei, nee ui me weu Known
residents of the city, is at the pres-"'
cnt time in quite serious condition at
i the University hospital in Omaha, 1
where he has binm for several weeks do what we claim for it rid your system
suffering from f.e affliction-of the ttaVrh
'storaach. TheN condition of Mr. Tow-, Sim b&n lVuccsSSfuf Tn e trefent of ,
er 19 aucn as to canse tae- greatest catarrh ror evFr-Forty Years.
T? prehension to his relative! and ' j5oi3 5.? aU drusswts. -
friends, i . ' . . . F- J Cheney &. Co, Toledo, O.
From Wednesday's Dally.
Last evening while Officers Ilein-
richsen and Frank Detlef were pa
trolling the streets in the business
section, out of the dark night came
an even darker object in a dueky
hued son of Africa, who poured in- I
to the listening ear of the police a
story of a comrade's wrong and the
various injuries and indignities that
he had suffered, culminating with
the taking of a $5 bill from his per
son and then being kicked off a pass
ing Burlington train.
The colored man was very much
out of breath when he came up Main ;
street in the very early hours of the
mnrninc and nn beinc annroached bv I
the police he told how he had been j
touring the west via the box .car.
route and had fallen in company
with another of his dark hued asso
ciates and together they had ridden
in the empties until last evening
when they became engaged in a
Quarrel over the fact that the one
man had a supply of wealth consist
ing of a $5 bill and refused to divide
up the. coin with his less fortunate
brother and this led to words and
action on the part of the member of
the party shy of the wealth, who pro
ceeded to take the aforesaid $5 and
transfer its keeping from the pocket
ofNhe owner to that of his own gar
ments and therewith, proceeded to
apply violent or as they are some
times known, "rough house" meth
ods to the owner of the late, lament
ed five dollar William and pushed
him off the side door Pullman and
when the man attempted to get back
on the train the late friend proceed
ed to beat him off. Finally, both of
the colored men alighted at this
place, hearing from afar of the many
virtues of the ?ity and its people,
and when they wera safely away
from the train tb$ loser of the bill
rushed up to the business section to
make an alarm and appeal to the
law to secure for him his money.
The police on hearing the tale of
woe rushed to the Burlington station
and there learned that the second
colored man had been seen going up
the alleyway on the north side of
Main street and a careful searchj(pf
the alleys failed to eisclose the man
but later he was found near the rail
road yards by the police, apparently
waiting for another train and with
out ceremony the two men were es
corted to the city jail to rest for the
night and to be sure that they would
be safe from doing any damage to
themselves or anyone else.
FARMS FOR SALE
Two good larms four miles south
of Plattsmouth. well improved. 160
! acres at $225 per acre; 135 acres
with two set3 of improvements ai
$200 per acre. Also one modern
house and eight other residences in
Plattsmouth for sale. Cass county
land for sale 207 acres at $ 125 an
acre; 200 at $100 per acre. Also fine
farm of Alhcrt Shafer.
F. G. EGENBERGER,
Real Estate and Insurance.
lots.
For Sale: House. 8 rooms, 1
Furniture. 719 Locust St.
jl7-lmo d
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead to chronic constipa
tion. Doan's Regulets operate easily.
30c a box at all store3.
'i-K-I-I-I-H-v H-I-
.J. 35 years Office . f
U Experience Coates Block'
DR. C. A. I
Dentist
-C '.A
SEMM S m I K il OiP
ASTCUNDIN6 IN IT5 (A Million Dollar Investment RetumingaHundd
I M M ENjITY cgf"5 ntne vcn&r in paw's gvy xear
incomparable in (An indication of the progress cf the 5taf citizens
its wealth of ex- uorthepastyeacariculluraliy. Industrially and
CL.usivE features. . (educationally. -
NEBRASKA AT (A measuring rod cf the States V.'ealth.resources
A GLANCE ' land possibilities.1' "
NEVER ON A BIGGER SCALE :f,m&!mMi
- - ,ik
iiV PFDiirFn CfliiRaan RATFS-FARE AND ONE THIRD ROUND TRIP.
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