THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, .1923.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE THREE
Prepared Exclusively for The Journal.
W. fIi. Taylor of Omaba was a visi-! thought it the biggest ever, making
. . l T 1 a. f . ' - . . - . .
iur in . u ii iuii icisi ouuuay auu was a tne trip in tneir auio,
visitor with friends and relatives.
Luther Meade and Louis Mougey
each shipped a carload of cattle
which put on feed one day last week.
Geo. O. Dovcy and family were vis
iting with friends in Union last Sun
day making the trip down with their
auto.
E. M. Pollard of Nehawka was a
purchaser of oats for his hogs get
ting all the two elevators had in Un
ion last week.
H. L. Swanson who is working at
Falls City was a visitor in Union for
a short time last Monday afternoon
and evening returning to his work
on the train at midnight.
J. C. Snavely and the family were
visiting last Sunday at the ho'me of
George Porter and M. R. Van Patton
of Lincoln driving over in their car
where they all enjoyed the day.
his stay here. In fact how could it
be otherwise with such jovial com
panions as Uncle Dan Lynn, Jack
Lidgett and Preacher Billie Taylor.
They, went fishing and made a trip
to Plattsmouth and when the fishing
party was pulled off the ladies were
there as well. Mrs. A. A. Johnson
were fine and the way pleasant they being a member of the party. They
made a safe journey and had a fine caught a number of fish, hardly
UPTUC2 E
Expert Called to Plattsmouth
time.
Miss Bessie LaRue who is teach
ing northeast of Union, has some 38
scholars and which is looked upon
as"being a pretty good number of
ones to care for. Miss Bessie was a
visitor last Sunday with friends in
Omaha.
Mrs. J. P. Clugy and daughter,
Seeley Co's. truss expert from Chi-
countable but they weighed about cago De at the Wagner Hotel,
20 pounds and made good eating.
Makes Substantial Improvements
Mr. N. C. Deles Dernier, living just
west of Union has been making some
very material improvements on his
home which will add to the comfort
nT.-co ui7oi -arn hoiro hppn visititis' and convenience of the family. He
and will remain in Plattsmouth one
day only, Thursday, Septl 20th.
He says: "The Spermatic Shield
will not only retain any case of rup
ture perfectly, but contracts the
opening in ten days on the average
case. Being a vast advancement
W. L. Stine and the family with in the west for some weeks past and, has the enterprising iirm oi Miner . formpr methods exenmlifv-
. . i j a a y i i I C t ... AM nr T r tit ir nnnelmtrinn' 1 w -
me new car maae a inu iu umuua who hut recent.iv.- returned uome, j' ui .uo.. ui..UE
Mr. 'and Mrs. Ellis LaRue were, la at. Knnrtav where thev SDent the v0ro ,cu,t,p- with friend and rela- a cistern and building a concrete msunwueuuB eu. imiueuiaie
spending Sunday at the home of the time at Kruc Dark and surely en- Hvps in the vicinitv of Union last! floor for the porch and will Imme-hy appreciable and withstanding any
parents of Mrs. LaRue and also visit- i joyed the day which was a fine one. Sunday-. jdiately have another room added to strain or position no matter the size
ed Lincoln Sunday. Joe Banniner and the family Rnv YnnVpr who with the family ; th ehouse which he will use as a
John Douthtv was a visitor in'Un-! wore ninvfner a day's outine: at'uo viait.no- in th wpstem nnrtion ' pantry which will open into the
ion last Monday looking after some Krug's park late Sunday where they Df the state where they visited with kitchen and will make it much more
business matters, drivine over from took their dinner and found the park w tt VnnVer ami other relatives convenient for those who do the
his home at Nehawka. la most nleasant nlace to take an out- returned home last week havinir en- i housework.
Omar Schlictemeier from between ! ing. . , joyed a most excellent time while
Murray and Nehawka was looking' Mrs. A. A. Johnson of Weeping they were away.
after some business matters in Un-1 "Water was visiting at the home of C. 'W. Clark the proprietor of the
ion last Monday afternoon. her brother, Dan Lynn, for a few days Upper Hotel Union was a visitor in
J. R. Stoner living between Mur-'and also was a guest of her sister, Plattsmouth last Monday afternoon
ray and Nehawka was a visitor and Mrs. John Campbell at Murray as where he had some matters to occupy
tvan nlsn InnlMnc after finmA hnslnpsq
matters at Union last Monday. I
well
Mrs. H. H. Planck who has been made some purchases for trie hotel as
Miss Alice Todd and Miss Naomi visiting with relatives at Concordia, well while there. '
Mougey returne dto Lincoln the first Kansas, for some time arrived home l. r. Johnson and family of Gow
of the week where they again enter last week having stopped on her way er, Mo., who have been visiting with
the state university for the year. at Palmyra for a short " visit with relatives at Whitman in the north
County Commissioner U. P. Harris ' Wends. - " ' . -western portion of the state on their
was a visitor at Plattsmouth and al-: .f ,Mr: Mary Taylor am pd"r'--W home stopped at the home of J.
so at Manley last week looking after . HS.?. SiTf "l ?raS"e iy -"25
Will Serve Supper
The two aid societies of the
churches of Union have agreed to
provide the supper for the visitors
who will attend the county conven
or location. Large or difficult cases,
or incisional ruptures (following op
erations) specially solicited. This in
strument received the only award in
England and in Spain, producing re
sults without surgery, injections,
I medical treatments or prescriptions.
Mr. Seeley has documents from the
United States Government, Washing
his attention for the afternoon andftlon of tne R0yai Neighbors who are ton, D. C, for inspection. Our rep-
meeting here on Friday of this week.
W. If. DuBois has closed out his
business in Un
last Tuesday morning for San Fran
cisco where he will make his home
in the future. 7
Henry H. Becker hitched up his
car last Sunday and with the family
went to Omaha where they spent the
day at Krug's park and surely en
joyed the occasion.
The Rev. H. II. Planck were visit
ing last Monday and Tuesday at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wilson
and Ray Gerking and the family who
live south of Union.'
Luther Meade shelled and deliver
ed his corn to the Farmers' elevator
last Monday and J. A. Evertt also
on Tuesday Mr. Henry Becker did
the work of shelling.
John Lidgett and wife and W. A.
Taylor and wife were enjoying a visit
at the state fair last week and
with relatives and
in Union for the week end and were
ion aandCl0depar0tUed on Ue8tS at the hm6 of Mr aDd enjoVing a viU last Sunday' '.t the ViSSVTnl SJtfi connecUon Tite or my tab'
dfeZ?:te W. H. Porter. - horne of of relatIves at Barnard, Mo ,.rtou. t ?Pi and : be In a better ro- lisnment ImitatIng my 8tyle of ad
Will Preach on Heavy Subjects
Rev. H. H. Planck has arranged
for almost an entire year of subjects
for his Sunday evening services and
among the mare some weighty ones,
which he will discuss. Those who
attend the services by the preserving
resentative will be glad to demon
strate without charge or fit them if
desired. Business demands prevent
stopping at any other place in this
section.
FRAUD CAUTION Avoid fraudu
lent Imitators and imposters who may
visit this section making any claims
DR. IV. F. RAGE
General Practioner
Calls Answered Day or Night!
Special attention given to acute
and chronic diseases.
UNION, NEBRASKA
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Deles Dernier of
near Murray were visiting for a short
time In Union while on their way
home from Nebraska City where they
were looking after some business
matters last Monday.
F. H McCarthy and the family
were spending last Sunday at the
where they also met and visited with
! sltion to keep in touch with the
h.ntK " f irn HfWifa on1 hits tn-m- Speaker.
lilt: lupus are h luiiuwa.
Sept. 30 The Day of Atonement.
Oct. 7 The Feast of Tabernacles.
ily, Mr. Paul Henderson of Flint,
Michigan, who were also visiting
there.
R.-D. Stine the popular merchant
and all around good fellow was a
visitor at Nehawka three nights last
home of the parents of Mrs. McCar- week when he attended every .night
thy at Plattsmouth, Mr. and Mrs. meetings which were conducted by
Edward Svoboda and whera all. en- Rev. Charles W. Savidge. Uncle
Joyed the visit very much. Rueben and the "marrying parson"
Emery Bauer and wife with their are very close friends,
daughter. Miss Enid, were visiting 0ur friend( Blair porter is having
with relatives in Union being guests some very material improvements
at the home of Frank Bauer while made on nls home ln the way of stuc.
here. They are making their home coin& the entlre building which will
at South Omaha for the present. . add much to its appearance as well
Orville McQuinn and Berns Kin- as making the home warmer in the
nison have been doing some very winter and cooler in the summer thus
much needed work on the Union adding much to the comfort of the
streets ana placing . mem in mucn nome
better condition. Tne ooys are nus-
14 Dispensation of Inno-
21 Dispensation of' Con-
Oct.
cence.
Oct.
science.
Oct. 2S Dispensation of Promise.
Nov. 4 Dispensation of Law.
Nov. 11 Dispensation of Love.
"Nov. 18 The Great Tribulation.
Nov. 25 The Millenium.
Dec. 2 The Great White Throne.
9 The New Jerusalem.
16 God's "All in All."
23 The Birth of Christ.
30 The Jewish Sabbath
tiers when it comes to working.
The genial grain man, F. II. Mc
Carthy and "his nssisf ant. Mr. J. V.
Joseph Lidgett wan his Chester wiison are painting the auto of Mr.
White hogs returned from the state
fair the first of week and brought
with him some substantial premiums
and which we will have more to say
about In the news of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Keedy were
visiting for-the week end at the home
of -relative' In Omaha, making the
trip in their jiuto and as the roads
Meats and Groceries!
At this time we call the attention of the public to. our
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
R. D. STINE,
NEBRASKA
TRUCKING AND SERVICE!
At our Garage we are prepared to furnish the best ser
vice in repairs of all Automobiles, parts, supplies and acces
sories. TRUCKING!
We are always ready for your work in this line and the
best service guaranteed. Careful drivers always in charge.
DOWLER BROS.,
The Auto Men -:- -:- Union, Neb.
McCarty. They are making the boat
black and will be a shiny vessel when
they .have concluded their labors
which will be In a short time for they
are both hustlers.' '
Robert Hastings . of Geneva who
has beerryisfCing at ttie home of Mr.
and "Mrs. Dan Lynn for the pa'st few
days stopping here after having at
tended" the state fair, departed for
his home last Monday and declaring
that he has enjoyed every minute of
PUBLIC AUCTION!
6 The Feast of Jubilee.
13 The Tower of Babel.
20 Abraham and Lot.'
27 Joseph Versus the Prodl-
3 Pharaoh and "The Finger
-The Ten Commandment
The undersiened will offer for sale
at Public Auction at his farm three j Resurrection.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
Year.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
gal.
Feb.
of God."
Feb. 10
Penalties.
Feb. 17 The Twelve Spies.
Feb. 24 Satan.
Mar. 2 Demons.
Mar. 9 Angels.
- Mar. 16 The Triumphal Entry.
Mar. 23 The Jewish Passover.
Mar. 30 The Ascension of Christ
Apr. 6 Holy Spirit Received at
Pentecost.
Apr. 13 Peter's Mother-in-Law.
Apr. 20 Jonah.
Apr. 27 Zaccahaeus.
May 4 Marriage and Divorce.
May 11 Mothers of Daughters.
May 18
May 25 Between eDath and Our
vertising intending to deceive the
afflicted. All such claims are frau
dulent and deceptive and the public
are hereby cautioned. The genuine
will always have name "Seeley," with
Chicago address at bottom of ad.
P. S. Every statement in this no
tice has been verified before the Fed
eral and State Courts. F. H. Seeley.
Home Office: 117 No. Dearborn
Street Chicago.
ALL READY TO TURN
ON THE LIGHTS
miles east and three-quarters south j
of Murray, seven and a half miles;
south of Plattsmouth, nine miles
northeast of Union, at 1 p. m. sharp
on
Monday, Sept. 24th
the following described property:
Seven Head of Horses
Team' gray geldings, weight 3,200,
smooth mouth; team mares, brown
and sorrel, six years old; one bay
mare, seven years old, weight 1,270;
June 1 The Feast of Pentecost.
June 8 Children's Day Program.
Shepherd Puppies For Sale
we nave a number or tine pure
bred Shepherd puppies for sale. Call
Joseph Lidgett, Union, Nebraska.
TRUCK OVERTURNED
Last evening the residents along
west Elm street near the Masonic
New Delco-Light Installation Com
plete Even to the Globes Is
Sold on Payments.
"Ready to turn on the lights!'
That, it is declared,' is the thought
back of the new Installed-Price plan
of selling Delco-Light, the well
knownvfarm electric plant, which the
company has Just announced.
The announcement of this plan Is
especially directed to those who live
in farm homes, it is stated. We
want to make it easy for the farm
er to have electricity in his home
and to know beforehand just what
the whole thing will cost him," de
clared officials of the Delco-Light
company, in response to questioning
about this remarkable plan.
Briefly stated, the plan is to fur
nish a standard model Delco-Light
plant and storage battery, to in
stall it complete, wire the house for
ten lights, put in ten drop lights
complete, even to the electric bulbs
in the sockets, put in a general pow
er outlet anywhere in the house the
owner may choose, in short to fur
nish a complete Delco-Light instal
lation, "Ready to turn on the lights,"
as stated above.
Low prices are assured, on all mod
els and, in addition, financing of the
purchase Is taken care of, where nec
Base Ball Sunday!
One of the Best Games of the Season Assured the
Fans on the Plattsmouth Grounds.
Cedar Creek Boosters
vs-
Plattsmouth City Team
t" Cedar Creek has one of the best teams in the
county and the cream of the local players will be used
in the city team.
Come and Enjoy a Treat in Real Base Ball by Some
of the Best Players in Cass County.
Game Galled at 3 O'Clock
USUAL ADMISSION!
mm and 0
North Fifth Street.
Storo
riTin ntiilrcbin (tai lino civ a ' ' I 7 " r '
""- 6.u"t, o.a j -cw o f-jjfir inoHor! with noarhoo hrmnri 1 which rails for' on I v a email anh
jcoio ! turripri nn th ciirra nntn Vim otroiit In WPIl lrnnwri fnr ita atTnrta at
Hogs ! Hogs !
Spotted Poland-Criinasf
I have a fine line of Spotted Poland-China boars,
both of last Spring and Fall. These are excellent hogs.
Call by phone or see me at Union.
JOHN LIDGETT,
Union, ' - Nebraska
Two brood sows, farrow soon;. 5 truck sold the peaches at very low
uruuu wws; iu sponea snoais. as. prices to those who desired them,
white pigs; 1 Chester White boar.
Machinery, Etc. MARSHALL BEOS. NURSERY
One 16-inch walking plow; one
ueenng oinaer; one ueermg mower, ; The Marshall Brothers Nursery of
good as new; one John Deere disk, ; Arlington. Nebraska, make it their
neariy new; one rming lister, good as aim an(i desire to fill all orders with
new; one waiKing lister; one Aic- exactly the stock ordered and which
Cormlck hay rake; one Deering hay.ig gr0Wn on our good Nebraska hteh
rane; one Avery staiK cutter; one;iand 11, and we certainly will be
Case sulky plow; one Gale sulky phased to receive an order from you
4JinC i,n Deere .fiW through our representative. Mr. An
plow; one 1-horse drill; one double drew stnhlman nf T,,ivii7o wi,m
shovel plow; one Newton wagon; j you all know. He wl caJ1 and gee
v,aSUi. OUu ictn. uue o-secium;you and we m appreciate your or
laIri Z?"i&nL0Jil S der very much. iS-lJtsw
vuc nun ncLiic, uuc iccu giiuuer; MARSHAI r
over
turned on the curve onto Elm street
near the home. The owners of the I spreading the benefits of electricity
"COLD IN THE HEAD"
Is an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent "colds" are
generally in a run aown" conamon.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE la a
Trnntment consisting of Tin Ointment, to
. be used locally, and a Tonic, which acts
Quickly througn tne uiooa on uie mu
cous surfaces. . Duiiain? vd tne oyoioi.
and making you less liable to "colds."
Sold by druggists ror over 40 xeara.
T. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo, O.
Dr. Thomas P. Cogan
DENTIST -
622 World-Herald Building
Omaha, Nebraska
I will be in Dr. Race's office on SATURDAY, Sep
temer 22nd, beginning at 9:30 and for the rest of the
day. Then every two weeks following.
All kinds of the highest grade Dental work, includ
ing Extractions, Fillings and the best of Plates at very
reasonable prices. '
IN DR. RACE'S OFFICE UNION
one post hole auger; one post hole
digger; one woven wire stretcher;
one barb wire stretcher; one pump
jjack; one power washer, double tub;
'one hand washer; one mandrel and
j emery wheel; one post drill and
(drills; one anvil; one vise; wood
j tackle blocks, 2 and 3; one oil.bar
, rel; one cross cut saw, new; three
galvanized hog troughs; two New
(Century riding cultivators; one saw
imandrel, balance wheel; one iy2 h.
p. iiercuies engine new; one iron
i i
wueei wagon ana dox; one wagon
and low box; one spring wagon; one
top buggy; one set 1-inch harness.
new; two sets 1-inch harness; one
set Duggy narness complete, good as
new; two sets single harness; one
set leather nets; one set clippers,
complete; two scoop end gates; one
Old Trusty incubator; one forge
Diower; one cnurn.
Terms of Sale '
All sums of $10 and under, cash
On sums over $10 a credit of six to
eight months will be given, purchas
er giving bankable note bearing eight
per cent interest from date. No prop
erty to oe removed rrom the premises
until settled for.
I have decided to retire for a few
years, for the purpose of schooling
the children and the betterment of
my wife's health, and for a much
needed rest.
Homer H. Shrader,
Owner.
W. R. YOUNG, Auct.
MARSHALL BROS. NURSERY.
WANTED
Wanted by an experienced farmer
with wife and one child, a place on
a farm by the year. Apply at the
Journal office. sl3-4tswl
When baby suffers from croiTp,
apply and give Dr .Thomas' Eclectic
Oil at once. Safe for children. A
little goes a long way. 30c and 60c I
at all drug stores.
Solving Machine
SUPPIESI
We carry parts.
Oil and needles for all sew
ing machines.
Machines rented by week
or month.
CLEAN your doets and'
picture tops. Clean the
grit rrom the bottom of your
rug. Get the threads ana lint
that cling to it. With the
double action of the
Powerful suction. And a
motor-driven brush. And a
ball-bearing motor that runs
for years with no odingl
. to ckiNOftftntftf
it on your ovn rug
CONVENIENT TERMS
Saturday Specials!
A FEW ADVO SPECIALS
No. 2 size Advo extra sifted peas, per can . .30c
No. 2 size Advo Maine corn, per can 25c
1 -lb. can Advo Gold Medal coffee. . 42c
Advo canned grape fruit, per can 35c
No. 3 size cans Advo sliced pineapple 43c
Advo marshmallow cream, per jar 22c
Advo Dixie relish, per jar , 35c
Advo olive butter, a sandwich filler, glass. ........ 18c
OTHER BARGAINS
3 lbs. Blue Rose rice for 25c
2 lbs. lima beans for. .25c
3 lbs. bulk cocoa for. . ,y 25c
3 pkgs.' macaroni for; -. ; 'ri . i'. . . Y-.Vrrr-.:-rrr25c-
Jello, per pkg 10c
Swansdown cake flour, per pkg 35c
lz-lh. cake Baker's chocolate. 25c
15J2-oz. glass Nomis peanut butter 25c
Quaker oatmeal, per pkg 27c
P and G white naptha soap, per bar . 5c
Six bars Pearl White soap for 25c
SUN KIST FLOUR
24-lb. sack Sun Kist flour for. . . . J $ .90
48-lb. sack Sun Kist flour for. . . . . 1.75
in the country, and many thousands
of farm homes today know . what
these benefits are, thanks to the kind
ly influence of these widely known
Delco-Light plants. It is safe, to pre
dict, with the aid of a plan like this
and with so many thousands able to
enjoy the advantages of. electricity,
accordingly, that great numbers will
take advantage of the opportunity
which the Delco-Light . company of
fers, to buy their own Delco-Light
plants this fall and Join the other
thousands who are already enjoying
this modern convenience.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Robertson
and Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Westover and
little daughter, Janet, returned home
last evening from a trip of a week's
duration in Missouri with relatives
and friends.
Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles have yielded to Doan'a
Ointment. 60c at all drug stores.
SINGER
Souing Machine
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co.
What is YourAddress?
A
A SERVICE
that takes your Financial
needs into consideration
That's the kind of a service this
bank renders its patrons. That's the
kind of a service you are entitled to.
We shall be glad to have you call,
that we may offer you the facilities of
this strong institution. '
All Depoaltora are Protected by the Depositor
Guaranty Fund of the State of Nebraska
Farmors State Dank
T. H. P0LLOCE, President
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
W. G. BOEDEKER, Clerk. k
1st Door South of Postoffice'
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