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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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PrtparedvExcIusively for The Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Terdue of Au
burn were visiting friends in Union
last Sunday.
Messrs. A. B. Cline and F. A. Bur
ling: were writing applications for
tli t- Modern Woodmen last week and j
met with fine success.
Mr. Roy Upton who has been con
fined to his home with rheumatism
for the past few days, is now much
better and attending to business.
There will be a box social and Hal- I
lowe'en program at the Factoryville
Kvhool on Friday of this week. A i
goo-1 time is assured to all who at-
Jay Austin drove over to Wymore
last Monday to look after some bus
iness matters in that fair city.
Frank Glaubitz and family were
entertaining ot their home last Sun
day, Mr. Frank Anderson and family.
V. A. Harding manager of the
Farmers' elevator was a visitor at
his home in Bethany for over Sun
day. Dr. Race reports that 24 husky
young men passed their examination
with flying colors and wil be duly
initiated into the lodge in the near
future.
Last week Luther Meade and L. G.
Mr. Joseph Bauer the carpenter,
has taken the contract to build a 10
room residence for Mr. Carl Giles.
John Lidgett has been keeping out out of town
Frank Anderson and family were
visiting last Sunday at the home of
Mr. B. F. Hoback. father of Mrs. An
derson. John Hobscheidt was looking af
ter some business in Union last Mon
day, driving down from his home
near Murray.
Reuben D. Stine the merchant
prince and farmer took a lay off and
did some plastering at his home just
tend. Come and have a good
DR. W. F. RAGE
General Pracfioner
Calls Answered Day or Night!
Special attention given to acute
and chronic diseases.
UNION, NEBRASKA
time. -Todd received a car of cattle which
they placed on the farm north ot i,n
ion and will feed same during the
coming winter.
Mrs. E. T. Allgood of Auburn was
a visitor at the home of her son, Wm.
Allgood of Union last Sunday and al
so were J. O. Purdue and wife and
Miss Cora Xeill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallick of
Weeping Water were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis LaRue
for last Sunday and all enjoyed
occasion very much.
of mischiet of late by picking corn
of which he has a very good quality.
Be sure and place a bid on num
ber 24. the library pig, which will be
offered at the Albert A. Young sale
the coming Tuesday.
Gerald Simpson is the new night
clerk at the Hotel Union near the
Missouri Pacific station and a gen
ial gentleman he is at that.
L. G. Todd the merchant was look
ing after some business matters in
Nebraska City last Monday after
noon, having driven down in his car.
Dr. T. P. Cogan, the dentist, was
prevented by sickness from keeping
his regular appointment last Satur
day but will be on hand this coming
Saturday, Oct. 27 at Dr. Races of
fice. .
King Clark who makes his hojie
in Omaha was a visitor in Union for
over Sunday being a guest at the
home of his parents. King is with
.lie Northwestern in their operating
me (department.
Alr3. Alva
Dr. Thomas P. Cogan
DENTIST
622 World-Herald Building
Omaha, Nebraska
I wil! be in Dr. Race's office on SATURDAY, Oc
tober 27th, beginning at 9:30 and for the rest of the
Gay. 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.
itIN DR. RACE'S OFFICEUNION
Mitchell of Omaha has
j been visiting for a few "days at the
home of Mrs. Myra McDonald and
j has been tendered two receptions by
Postmaster Eugene Roddy was a
visitor in Omaha last Sunday where
he was attending a ball game which
was put on there.
A new circular swing was erected
at the school grounds the first of the
week and is providing some fine ex
ercise for the young people.
W. A. Taylor and wife were look
ing after some business matters and
visiting with friends in Nebraska
City last Monday afternoon.
L. W. Crawford tlie carpenter and
contractor was a visitor in Plitts
mouth one day last week where he
was looking after some business.
Edward Dowler was a business vis
itor in Omaha last Monday taking
with him a load of mixed cattle to
the livestock market of that place.
Albert Young has given one of his
Duroc-Jersey liogs to the Murray li
brary which will be sold at the sale
fcr the benefit of the library fund.
Exa Frans and wife and Mrs. Ves
ta Clark were visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Finney at Au
burn last Sunday, making the trip
in Mr. Frans car.
The new tennis court at the Un-
Now is the time to replace those
Brokeim WSrodlow
We Carry a Complete Line of Glass
Both Windshield end Window!
Invite us to
your next CRASH!
f-.
Wall Paper and Paint Store.
541 Main St.--"Get the Habit."
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY
hold a bake sale at the Farmers'
store in Union on October 27. This
is Saturday afternoon when all the
good thing imaginable will be for
sale and made by some of the best
cooks in this part of Nebraska. Don't
forget to come ancl supply your Sun- j
udv n.uer.rum uina, ul Christian Temperance Union,
excellent things which will be there. fin(, niany tninf,g for which wo can
Those who are to contribute to this be thankful for we see before us great
saie ana aw irienus ana memoers oi opportunity for service during
nil-- ?im it.-i.jF die ill triLiid
her untiring efforts to make this con
vention a winning one, and for her
PICO nnillJTV UI P T II 'encouragement for better work dur
UHOO uUUlllI Hi Ui I Ui ing the coming year, we wish to ex-
I nrc nitr psrippfnl thanks.
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Respectfully submitted.
From Wednfsday's Daily
Whereas, we the Cass County Wom-
the
bring the products of your skill or
her numerous friends in and near jon schao grounds is attracting con-'notify Mrs. W. H. Porter.
Lrion. The ladies enjoyed the oc-
i ca?ions very much.
Mrs. George Hoffman of Lincoln
came down last Friday and was vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Lidgett until Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Lynn were also enjoying the s.iod
dinner served at the Lidgett home cn
Sunday.
Robert Willis was a visitor in I :i
ion last Monday while on his wav t
Nebraska City where he was look
ing after some legal matters. He
met a number of his friends wl iU
there and was accompanied to the
Otoe county seat by his friend. Mr.
E. E. Moore who was lcokin
rome business there as well.
l
siderable attention and is making
many tennis players and is a most
healthful exercise.
Jay Austin, R. P. Everett, J. B.
Roddy and Attorney C. L. Graves
were all looking after some business
natters in Omaha last Friday they
all making the trip in the auto of Mr.
Austin.
F. H. McCarthy was a visitor in
Nebraska City last Monday afternoon
where he went to have an operation
for the removal of his tonsils which
have b-cn giving him much trouble
for some time past. ,
O. Hoenshell and family of Omaha
hovo beon visiting at the home of
after ' Alb-rt Young and wife for a short
Itircic." Mr. Iloenshcll owns the farm
j which formerly was owned by Mr. L.
B. P.rovnnow deceased.
' W. II. Porter former manager of
the Farmers' store is now with the
firm of Wright &. Wilhelmy of Omaha
and likes his position very well. He
was down last Sunday to visit th-:
family and returned to his work on
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Foster and
two daughters, Mrs. Nettie Stanton
and Miss Mary E. Foster wer- visit
ing for the day at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Nova Lrhr of Sidney, Iowa,
going via Nebraska City and enjoy
ing a mo.t pleasant visit while there.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Keedy were
visiting in Lincoln last Sunday, they
being guests at the home of Mrs.
Mary Taylor 'and daughter. Miss Ra-
He Tested it Out
Last Sunday Attorney C. L. Graves
being just in the right mood, thought
he would enjoy a walk and conse
quently strolled, down the railroad
coming year, therefore be it
Resolved :
1st That we pledge ourselves to
support the 18th amendment with
more earnest zeal and to do all we
can to encourage any officer who is
making an honest effort to perform
their duty and aid
possible.
MRS. EUNICE BALFOUR.
MRS. LOTTIE S. GREEN,
MRS. LUCY COLBERT,
Resolutions Committee.
HAVE A FINE SESSION
From Wednesday's Iaily
Yesterday the ladies of the St.
Mary's and St. Luke's Gui!d3 of flie
Episcopal eliureh held a very pleas
ant as well as profitable session at
them in any way the rectory where they were the
guest3 of Father and Mrs. W. S.
for some two miles, then thinking
2nd That we believe in order to'Leete and Madame Leete. The la-
C I , i I , , - ,1 i nr n T1( I t- CAtl'l r rw t 1 1
he would go over to the highway and i" f";" .7"" .Vft"T VZ
ne He stroll- Je ourselves, regardless oi party, i i"-"- imc ...
to support oniv those candidates uum j u num. m anv
who will declare their intention to 'noon in the plying of the busy nee
oppose any change in the alcoholic 'He in the preparation cf articles for
law, or law enforcement that will j the Christmas shop of the guilds. At
tend to make them ineffective. the noon hour the ladies were treated
3rd That we deplore tin, increase!10 a xerJ enjoyable luncheon and in
of the use of tobacco and' the non-wnicn Mrs- ( E- De"lf an1 Miss
enforcement of the Anti-Cigarette ' Verna Leonard assisted the hostesses
law and we pledge oar organization
perchance get a ride home
ed along and met many cars and was
overtaken by just 41 during his walk.
One of them being Frank Anderson
who was going to Frank Glaubitz and
was near there. He gave the attor
ney a ride for a couple of hundred
yards. Then he came on towards the
town and when near the cemetery
was overtaken by a man and woman i
0
ft
in a large six-seated sedan. They
stopped and inquired the way to go
to Omaha which would have carried
Mr. Graves home, but, after receiv
ing the directions, they closed the
car door and came on leaving the
nonplussed attorney to walk the rest
of the distance, not even thanking
ihim for the information. Mr. Graves
says it is not very safe to count on
someone picking you up on the road.
Meeting at Sciota
An interesting meeting was Held
at Sciota last evening. Pastor Tay
lor spoke to a good house. Interest
is deepening. Our next appointment
will be Nov. 4 at 7 p. m. sharp. Come
praying for a blessing.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
ok off -Union
wishes to announce the opening of a new department!
.A Savings Department
It has been our thought for some time to open up a SAV
INGS DEPARTMENT in this Bank, in order to co-operate with
parents and to teach children how to earn money and save it.
A thrifty community is always the bast, and THRIFT and
SAVINGS are the beginning.
You can open a savings account in this Bank with as small
amount as $1.00 or larger amount if so desired.
We will pay you 4 interest compound semi-annually. You can add to
it any time you wish - the of tener the better. The interest begins the d ay you
made the deposit.
We furnish you with a SAVINGS BANK BOOK, and a SAVINGS BANK,
either a Book Bank or a Mckel Plated Liberty Bell Savings Bank. This Lib
erty Bell Bank is an exact replaca of the "Old Liberty Bell, that rang out
our independence on July 4tht 1776.
Thrift and Habit
- these words go a long way to make a better community and a more indepen
dent people. A good habit is the one to form and "stick to."
Make this Bank a home for your savings. Call and visit our new depart
ment. It will be a pleasure to show you the advantages of this new and valu
able addition to the bank. .
chel. They found the roads exceed-
ingly good and traveling was a pleas- School Notes
ure. They had a most enjoyable; Iva Yonker is absent from school
visit. , jon account of illness.
Mrs. Tj. Ti. Porter who has been at i AIrs- Cpton and Cheney visited
the sanitarium for some time past school last Thursday,
taking treatment for rheumatism is Miss Dowels went to her home in
to a more systematic educational
program.
4th That we lay greater stress In
placing the Bible in the public
schools and urge the reading of the
same.
5th We recommend the organiza
tion of the Nebraska Guard3 and to
) place scientific temperance instruc
tion in the school room.
om we wisn to express our ap
preciation to the TV. C. T. U. of
Eagle for their splendid hospitality
and bounteous dinner; to Sheriff C.
D. Quinton for his presence and
splendid talk; to State Law Enforce
ment Officer T. W. Carroll for his
enlightening address and in showing
us where we can be of more help to
officers; to Rev. Kvans for his help
ful talk on cigarettes; to Mrs. Lake
for her reading on "Law Xot War,"
end to Mr. Lapthorn and Mrs. Leffel
and all others who have helped to
make the program a success.
To our president, Mrs. Gorder. for
in the serving. the guilds had as
their guests at the luncheon hour,
Dr. J. S. Livingston, Mr. O. K. De
Wolf, Father W. S. Leete and Miss
JJessie M. Robertson.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
2 kitchen ranges, 1 3-burner oil
i stove, one oven; 2 oil heaters, two
(soft coal heaters, tables and chairs,
kitchen cabinet, 2 rugs, 1 cupboard.
2 beds, 2 dressers and many other
articles.
Above mentioned goods at
Phone 64o Ghrist & Christ
Across From Court House
o25-ltw, 2td
After a hearty meal, take Doan's
Regulets and assist your etomaeri,
liver and bowels. Regulets are a
mild laxative. 30c at all stores.
Ed Schnlhof, Piano Timer,
phone 389-J.
Telei
rcporred as being some better and on
Inst Tuesdav underwent an operation
for the removal of her tonsils which
!iivs been troubling her for some
t:;n?. Mr. Porter T.ns a visitor to sc
the wife last Tues1.-- evening.
Kansas Friday.
Miss Moss went home Saturday to
attend Homecoming day at Nebraska
university.
! Mr. Hiers. the srhool inspector
! from Lincoln, was here insnertinr'
John Clarence and the rhilrfr of I ou! scho1 Friday
Roy Yonker were in Omaha last Sun- L i , ,r80n,and Mr" CoIby were
day to see little Iva Yonker who un-!?' "chooj Thursday and left a num
derwent on operation for append!-! , f .II,beJty' bel1 banks for those
citis and who is verv srious at this 1 ho "w,shefl to brinff a dollar and
time. Mr. ami Mrs. Yonker and Mrs. : f a inirs account at the Union
H. H. Planrk are staying at the bod-l! , ' (lb? ave us untU 9ct
side of the little one and rendering ; J C l? br'nK pur dollar and he has of-
nll human aid can for her mre nut tfreu a "ai oi to .our school if
aid can for her care. But
uttie hope is entertained for the lit
tie one's recovery.
manucl ho
best of care
it goe3 100 per cent. Mrs. LaRue's
provery. She is at the Ira- 1 room is he on,y that is 100 per
srital where thev irive the T ,f,r ?a..v,e hope the high
e and medical skill. ecIo1 .wi 1 ,gettheIr amount.
Attend Needlecraft Meet
Last Sunday an organization
I'nion of its former davs known
s scneauie ot haskethnil ic
being made for both boys and girls.
The Manual training department
of , is being moved to the old light plant
as building.
tne .ce(iiecr;ift. met at the home of) The fixtures for our new electric
L. J. Hall of Nebraska where they .pump are here and we hone t
enjoyed the occasion very much.
There were from Union at this gath
ering Messrs and Mesdames J. S. Pit
man. M. Lyndr. C. S. Upton, L. R.
Upton and children. J. M. Patterson
and family. I). R. Lynde and family,
J. II. Rramb'ett and two daughters,
Mrs. J. D. Roddy and the children
and L. O. Todd and family.
Will Hold Bake Sale
The men, hers of the Epvvorth
League of the Methodist church will
xM. VV. A Hall, Union, Neb.,
Saturday Sight, Oct. 27th
Tha Victor"
u
nion,
Nebraska
witb Herbert Rawlinscn and
Dorothy Manners.
He fought the world to win her
love. If you miss this one you
are cheating yourself. Also a
good comedy, "Mail to Order."
some good drinking water soon
From the proceeds of the Parent
Teachers' association an "Ocean
ave nas been purchased for the
primary folks.
The boys and girls are ready to
begin their basketball practice.
Our janitor, Mr. Austin is as busy
as a hired girl at a wedding.
Last Thursday Mr. Crandall was
here from Nebraska City to help us
organize our high school orchestra.
He gave us some excellent ideas in
organizing an orchestra. So far we
have fourteen instruments and wo
hope to keep the group together.
FOR SALE
"Am I Intruding?"
A Comedy Drama in Three Acts
October 31st and November 1st
Parmele Theatre
Reservations at Morgan's Sweet Shop beginning
Saturday, October 27th,' at noon.
Tickets on Sale Now!
PwMbc Auction
wne walnut dressinsr tnhlo nni
chair; one walnut rocker; one ivory
uresser, one ivory bed; 3-piece ma
hogany living room set; glass doored
Ll(.liAn ...... 1 1. .
,wn-,r,i i-ujjmijhi ii ; seamless velvet
i uh, oanoway cream separa
tor, everything practicallv new.
MRS. HAROLD FRAXS.
1 1-4 mi. east of Union.
Phone 6003.
CEDAR CHEST SALE
Easy payment plan. Come in and
see U3 about our Christmas club of
fer.
Phone 645 Ghrist & Ghrist
TRUCKING APJD SERVBC!
At our Garagis we are prepared to furnish the best ser
vice in repairs of all Automobilesj 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.
The undersigned will sell at Public Auction at his
home, two miles east and two miles south of Murray,
at Oak Lodge Stock Farm, on
Tuesday, October 3Gih
Commencing at 10:30 O'Clock A. M.
20 Head of Eicislein Catile-20
Two bulls; eighteen cows and heifers, safe in calf
30 Head of Pure Bred Duroc-Jersey Hogs
Thirteen head of boars and seventeen head of gilts
WRITE FOR CATALOG
E5F"Dinner will be served by the ladies of the Mur
ray Library Association at noon.
TERMS OF SALE!
Six months time at eight per cent interest will be
given on all bankable paper. Satisfactory settlement
must be made before the property is removed from
the premises. . ,
A. A. YOUNG, Owner
W. R Young, Auctioneer W. G. Boedeker, Clerk
Jesse Johnson, Nebraska Farm Journal, Field Man
