THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1923.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI -WEEKLY JOUBNA1
PAOE PTVj
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Murray Department
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
!1
I' tin of the reader of the
Journal knoT- of my social
erect or Item of Interest In
this vicinity, and will mall
lime to tiits office. It will ap
pear under this tieadir.fr. We
want all news Item Editob
Overhauling Engine J
Alfred Gansiner, manager of the,
Murray elevator, has been making
some necessary repairs to the engine
at the elevator which is used for
power and has completely overhauled
the machine, replacing worn portions
with new ones. Mr. Gansmer was a
vititor in Omaha last Tuesday after
noon, going up for the repairs. j
matters regarding an elevator dump
which the Plattsmouth Machine shop
!has for sale.
When a man wants to borrow
trouble, lend him all you have!
Daddy! Those Children Think
You're About "It!"
Whatever Daddy and Mother
do is just right you don't want
them to be mistaken, do you?
Certainly not.
George, Bessie and Bonnie Copen
haver of Union, while Mr. and Mrs.
Faris spent the day with friends at
O. A. Davis was looking after some Syracuse
business matters in Plattsmouth last j h Green wa8 a visJtor ct the
Monday morning, making the trip in home of hig youth ,a3(. Sunday at
his car. Atchison, Kansas, going down with
County Surveyor Fred Patterson, hig Bister and fathel the father re
of Plattsmouth. was out west of Mur- mainlng v,.nile he and MiPS Amanda
ray last Monday looking after some Gr(?en rcturned in the evening.
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i MURRAY SCHOOL NOTES
Community Club Picture Show
The Community club Of Murray
has made arrangements to give a
number of picture shows here dur
ing the winter months, the first of
I which will be seen on Saturday
evening, October 27th. at the Peter-
!son hall. The pictures which have
been selected by the committee in
rhnrpp arp all nf a hirrh rlass and
Katherine Long was the winner in;are the same that are shown in the
the spelling contest last Friday. : large cities. The public should pat-
Tlie First graue received tneir new roIlize these snows and thus show
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William Lintner purchased an j. u. ummc.mn, .-u, a nooK5 HOncay. : their appreciation of the efforts that
automobile from Paul Winscott, of a LirieI visitor in iurra lasi i ues- James Greene was aDseni iour;are heillg made j,y tl)e officers of the
Plattsmouth. and now has a car of day. while on his way to Plattsmouth. davs last week on account of illness !Communitv club to pr0vi(ie good.
wnere ne was a visitor at tne uume Tneima ntman nas tne most neau cjean entertainment for every one.
of his daughter. Mrs. C. A. Rosen-, marks in Third grade spelling. Thnm.is Meiehan stars in "The Con-
111 quest cf Canaan" and should draw a
full house Saturday night.
also looking after
Elisabeth McCracken visited
Omaha Monday.
Edward Howard was absent from
his really own.
Waldemar Soennichsen. of Platts
itr.roT' ioct crans and was
Tuesday, looking after some matters business matters.
a fho ctn-ra Vioro i A new crib is to be constructed at
Harry G. Todd shipped 101 fatted the Pitman elevator for the reception school Monday on account 01 sick
cattle from his feeding vards south of ear corn which may be hauled in.jness.
of Murrav to the South Omaha cattle and will be begun at once. Mr. J. E.I Joe Dietl was absent Monday on
market last Monday Hatchett, with the assistance of two , Recount of sickness.
Messrs A. W. Propst and H. C. Ross men who will be sent from Nebraska : The Third grade is studying about
of near Union were coking alter i.ty, uoing tne worK nf S..:; "4 eilts. Tuesday. October 3Cth, at
some Business mailers in juurrav on vv t: Jenkins, w m is r.r a verv "'"'- .. -
last Tuesday afternoon. incenious turn of mind, is construct
For Sale !
The Oak Lodge stock farm will sell
jthcfr surplus which consists of 20
'head of Holstein cows and heifers
;and 30 bead of pure bred Duroc boar?
Wantorl- A hniies full rt Tipnnlo to ,'nr - noKinct ry t.ie mi'in rno irliichi 1 3nKPe iJOOflie-oo.
see Thomas Meighan in "The Con- will contain the machine and lond The boys of Miss idhelm s room :
quest of Canaan" at the Peterson hall . speaker on the top and with a re- won tne fPell.IDS contest last r riday .
Saturday. October 27th. jceptical for the batteries underneath. : Rd,iwil'r.e1c1f1fe a prlze" !
Uncle B. A. Root was looking after , where thev will be out of sight. I M,8 W idhelm received some new;
the business at the drug store during ATra 0" rriir,,ri ff qi,noirriift ,ma.Zs from Miss Peterson Saturday, j
th 9w nf Mr vradpn in flm-. . " 4,- ' 1 ne sin graaers are reiewinR
aha the first cf the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Long were vis-
, Murray. Send for catalog.
ALBERT A.
YOUNG,
Owner.
Open an acoount with us for
"kiddies" we'll show them the
same courtesies we would you.
Murray State Bank
Murray, Nebraska
Shoats for Sale
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Mrs. Ora Crumni. cf Schoolcraft, r ' .7h ,-Dwi"r, ' ave 00 snva.it, wcigmiig auuui
jWis.. a sister of Uncle J. W. Ed- tneir History. 0 pounds each, for sale at S cents
niunds. who has been visiting at the, rhsriw iisrmm nnfl winfnrfl Phil- T)er Donnd. These are ffood hoes.
C. A. TRENT,
Murray, Kebr.
1 .11 1 . a lid iTi 1 a. . u . uwii x c 1 r 1 o 1 r n 1. v n-tiif-n
T, 1 ,1 .1 . ti. ttiWr lt (Jnndav at the home of I? Ui'lum . vl , V"""" ": ton were absent from school on last
Then teach them to know thatn last unda at the home of Ka pltyf arr5 Muav irsda afternoon.
1 f .. U-.! mends .Mr. and Mrs. Josepn on saturday of this week for a visit, T t Thnrsdav the town doctors none
the secret of prosperity IS theubb. .of 'west of Mynard wlth her brot,er and other relatives. 'eLand7 Mr cStao4S7e 18-2t M P
ability to Save money. ments to give a radio concert from! Joln a7is ana ;a4mil werr he f,cho1 cht,drpn an examination, j Fflp gTTE
Station TOAW, at Omaha, on Tues-, pending last summer atthe home ol Xo one was exempted from school. , lOKbALi
He p them learn the habit. VV e dav evening. November 27th. i;1"- dl . .TlKlX Kuin oirrr.e ana mez nwcmr rhn,.- 9rrp,
K 111 Mrs. Mae Lou -bridge Sfnith and haver at Syracuse, ariving down with -ere the doctors stenographers last : Choice Barred
want r hir- vmi nIr them. ...T. . r,, ' 'thpir far and enloviner the afternoon Thnrart.-iv while thpv Ti-prp rramiTiin? ray phone 1511,
' j r- little oaugnier. 01 i;ira v uy, Kansas, - --- - - - , , ----- " o -., o
U I 1 are visiting with friends and rela- most Pleasantly They were also ac- the pupils of the Murray school.
L ILJIlir: UdllkS dlC lllic;. I :pntir-"mo'1 nv Mr r.rl AlrK Th orominotiin rt h n
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AOCLPM ZUKCB PREitNTS
Thoma s
MesQhan
The Cohouest
of Canaan"
a an" WrA
The story of a typical American town. Of the
"better sort" of folks who were "in." Of the
"other sort" who were "out." Of a man of the
people who came back home and set some
wrong things right.
A rousing, fighting story with a heart of love.
From the Famous Novel by Booth Tarh.ington.
Music by Murray Orchestra
-GIVEN BY
Murray Community Club
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Rock roosters. Mur
Plattsmouth phone
o23-tfd&w
. , , , 'C openhavtr, of I nion. on their trip.
J. W. Edmunds has been erecting
a new chicken and cob house on his! Mr. and Mrs. G. MrCrscken
place in Murrav and is endeavoring land the daughter departed Inst Sun
to make the same comfortable. day afternoon for Omaha, where they
Evervone likes a good picture ' visited at the home cf the sister of
fhow. The shows that will be given Mr. McCracken. Mrs. G. AY. Calkins
in Murrav durinsr the winter are of.oi tnzt place until nionaay auernoon
pup
the Murray school was completed on
Monday afternoon. 1
The Freshies are giving a mas
querade Hallowe-en pnrty for the
Tenth grade and the teacher next
Friday evening at the home of MiS3
Esther Puis
MRS. J, E. THROM
DIES AT EARLY HOUR
CASS COUNTY RED
CROSS HAS MEETING
j'f the chapter consist of V" '. F. Iii- rs.
1-f, ui.-vilie: Franl; ;
'i:nu:ih; Mr.s. II. A
Mrs. F. II. Gonkr,
Mrs. C. C. IJurri'ifl
The yiarly lid
Session at Louisville Adopts New By
Laws and Elects Ofieers for
the Ensuing Year.
(From Wcflnerilsy'f Daily
Yesterday the Cass County Chapter
,'. IUt-tor. I'lii'i-:-
T.xjI. Mun!(( k;
Wt-I.in.; Water;
Myr.ard.
Cru drive will
rtart on Armixtife d&y. Ndu-.iiI.it 11
and continue lor s. lut'i.th ai:;i t):?
good people of f;i- 'o.iniy ilrmld
avail ihense'v(s of tbe opji rti:i ity
of membership in tf:e ureit rirrr.i
zatin and now inore strikingly real
ize its splendid work in the Tin nier
ir which t!ie central ivi ion h;M
a high class and among the best.
and during their stay there. Mr. Mc-1
! r-i 1 lT.J ri. ,,, k,:. 1 ., ab lSiLlIliI III Jid L LSILIO U Lll OH uu l" ,
J. D. Pramblet. of near Union, was " 'J-""?1" -k" " .urdav.
a visitor in Murray last Tuesday. -s j A;; of the pt,piis of the Murray;
hauling lumber to his place for the Some one with an idea of fun more schoolare wondering whether their
purpose of building a chicken house, jthan propriety, telephoned to Dr. G.ifeachers will attend the Teachers'i
Mr. and Mrs. W m. Sporrer were ; L. Tayicr early one morning, m fact convention.
Ttnth P.nnrne. a Murrav Rnnhnmnrp. ' Prirt Turpral ?pmrp at TTnfsc ntl nf tha inwrican T?ccl Cms lieUl its i lo'icd after t:;e Louisville work !i:i 1
Saturday After at Two 0 'Clock
at llatoon, Illinois.
From Wednesday's Daily
Mrs. Emma Jane Tbrorn, wife of J.
aETUENS FECII IGIINLSOTA
Be sure to see Tommy Meighan onjtg at tne nome of Mr. and MrsJbefore he had gotten his nap out. say-i Charles Barrows went to Nehawka'E- Throm. passed away at 2:30
Saturday night. John Urish. northwest cf Murray, on ing there was a hcrse at the lumber last Saturday. ! o'clock this morning at the family
Mrs. Graham is spending a few last gun(iay. and all enjoyed a most, yard with r. broken leg. and when the; iene Deles" Dernier was absent last tome 1109 Marshall avenue. Mrs.
days with relatives in Seward. Ipleasant afternoon. (genial doctor get there he found it Mondav because of a bad cold. (Throm has been in failing health for
Mrs. Joe Dietl was spending last) A j Pagers of southwest of Ne-jwas a ?av horse, and need?d a car- The "High school enjoyed Current some suffering from internal
week end with her daughters in Oni-j j.awj-a was a visitor in Murray last penter instead of a veterinarian. 'Events last Friday morning. .cancer. She was taken to Memorial
aha. . Tuesdav afternoon and was like King! T,,; T- . ....! ! hospital five weeks ago, but there
Everybody is boosting these days Saul looking for a black horse that' ir!!' , . " "J , " , initllllll nnrilinm ! it was realized that her condition was
; nopeiess, and sne was taKen nome.
fnT-. ti.o f'onn muritv pluh rieture 1 1 , -.i .,
" " - . uau nauucirti a t- . I i : , . , .!..:.,
shows- Mr- and Mrs. C. N. Barrows de-! fit XrV- t. f q, 7h nH nttV 1
Most of the farmers of this local-1 parted on Wedneslav of this week ,aEt fpl:-0Mr' P' ?' Smith and littlej
ity begun their corn husking this ; ?or Milford. where thev will make ;drughter George Jones and wife and
v,-v iw L"" i h Joee Smith and family, all of near
jllitrll lJUuir 1U1 L I J v nuiici, iuv
George Edmisten and lamliy were .soldiers and bailors nome
i 'CANAAN' SCENARIO
APPROVED BY AUTHOR
Mrs. Chilton
L. Chilton and
Bloomfield. who also visited with
j T V ULIU i J 111 lliV 1'. Illllf V. A l I 1 U ' . I UU
tutu utpautu lur a iays imi J300111 larKinSTOll ASSISTS UireCtOT ttipHv T,atnr rf tKo
brother. Winifred, 1
with relatives at both Havelock and
calling on friends in Union Monday
evening.
Aue Auuiiaj uicucsua ui iui.u n. c .-wui ' " I incrln hefcre returnin"- to their
the music at the picture show Sat- Mrs. Eliza Young prorerty and are n- "thwe" t
urdav night. ,keerine house now r.nd are at home. jn.r; 'V r.ortne t.
-Mesdames Dull, Oldham and' Mesdames C. C. Carroll and James' The Conqurn of Canaan which
Stokes were Flattsmouth visitors oniTiener were visitme wun rrienas at 11 , " "Coimuet of Cnnaan." which will be
jPlattsnouth last Tuesday afternoon muniry riuo on caiurua 01 ims weeK ted bv the Murrav Communitv
Neill in Preparation of Meigh-
an's Newest Picture.
The filroinp of Booth T2rk'ngton's
1
jiurcta, one 11 au uct-ii liv iiciii ucu- ,
fasz for only eight daj's.
Private funeral services are to be
held at the house at two o'clock on
; Saturday afternoon, in charge of Rev.
R. F. McDaniel of Springfield, for-
Methodist Epis-
last Saturday. Plattsmouth last Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. H. G. Todd was called to and also were .looking after some promise:--.
Ainsworth a few uavs since bv the shoDDing in the county seat as well.
serious illness of her son Dv.yer. t Mont bnraaer
copal church of this city. Friends
may view the body between the
hours of eight o'clock and noon of
Saturday. Burial will be in Dodge
Grove.
Mrs. Throm, as Emma Jane Hy
field. was born in Galesbure on SeD-
- i -r mi. 1. i l.in" nri-r the re! i
session ai iouisviiie wueie nine - - -
were some forty of the representa-. FtrUt"tion AVork there
tives of the local chapters over the
county in attendance and the repre
sentatives were much interested in !
the condition of the cry winch is
just recovering from the greatest
tragedy of its existence which look
toll of twelve lives as well as thou
sand? of dollars of property damage
in the recent flood.
The ci-apter adopted the new by
laws which were drafted some tiir.e
ago and will be used in the govern
ing of the organization in the future
and as well selected the officers for
the'ensuing year. For the chairman
of the chapter, James M. Tec garden
of Weeping Water was named, A. II. j
Duxbury of Plattsmouth as vice) Itching, tcrt-rir.u; s-'.uu
chairman and Mrs. H. A. Tool of di.-. figure, annoy, drive
Murdock as secretary-treasurer. The , 1 -m -'s 0:ntn.-.nt is rrr.if
directors selected for the governing gcod wor
and reco.'i-
Krf tn Tn i'a' 's I iii'y
This morning. Mrs. H. C. S
returned home froni no-, iiei
ncsota. AvhcTe fLe has e,-n '
Sh.crwooj at th.e Mayo hr.--tlie
past several week-. '
wood will remain at the h
Fon.c time and is reported ;
nbotit the same a1- he has 1-i
Iart few days hut apparently oine
better than when he came tD the
hospital.
cr.vo-d
r. Min
!t't Mr.
t.l f'T
. Sh.-r-iT
a I for
; bc-ing
fer t !'
;-'ti.t i"" i
op- wild.
! f-r :ts
60c at all drn-r stero.
Ouite a number of the football some lumber for the construction or yi
fans of Murray witnessed the game a corn crib last Tuesday, purchasing
in Plattsmouth Sundav afternoon. ithe lumber which had been used in a
was hauling out th3 organization will put on. In the
they have been able to furnish
clnb next Saturdsv nieht. October
27th. is another example of the close tember 19, 1SG8. There she grew 10
co-operation of the author and pro-
a free show, but with the cost of the
T. B. Peterson, cf Plattsmouth.
was a business visitor in Murray last
Tuesday, looking after some business
dance platform during the summer.
Curtis and Leora Fans had as
their guests Sunday their cousins.
Specials Im Safyrdayl
48-lb. sack PiJlsbury's flour. .' $1-75
Can corn, per can ; 10
1 5 bars of Lenox soap for 50
1 0-Ib. sack vhile corn meal 29
Large pkg. Advo oats 2o
3 lbs. Peaberry coffee 1.00
4-lb. sack Advo or Gooch's pancake flour 30
Fresh daies, per pkg 15
Seedless raisins, per pkg 20
Cocoa, in bulk, per lb-. . 1 10
Corn starch, 3 pkgs. for 25
DO NOT OVERLOOK THESE ITEMS
Men's sheep lined coats, $13.50 to $15.00
Men's blanket lined coats 6.00
Boys' blanket lined coats, $3.25 to 6.00
Men's dark flannel shirts, all sizes 2.50
Men's union suits, $1.70 to 3.25
Buy Ycur Huslnng Mittens and Gloves Now
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Bananas Head Lettuce
Oranges Sweet Fotatoes
Grapes Cabbage
Grape Fruit Onions
Apples Celery
HIGHEST PRICE FOR YOUR PRODUCE
Fhone No. '12'
1. Soennichsen & Co.
Murray, Nebraska
films and the rental of the hall, they
will have to charge a minimum fee
to defray expenses, but the object is
not to make money, but merely to
furnish an excellent up-to-date enter
tainment for the people of Murray
at the loyest cost.
ducer. a new procedure in motion pic
ture making recently inaugurated by
SIX GOOD
fl A fr I
I have six good Jacks for sale.
One six years old; two years
lings and three four-year-old.
all excellent individuals
For sale or trade. Will trade
for hogs or cattle - no junk
C. A. TF1EP3T
Murra Nebraska
young womanhood and where she
was married on December 4, 1SSS. to
Mr. Throm. For a number of years
the Paramount company. Although tne tamuy lived in St. Louis, but for
the continuity for the photoplay was the last thirteen years had resided
written bv Frank Wricht Tuttle. Mr. in this city. Two sons weer born to
Tarkington revised the script, add- Mr- and Mrs. Throm, they being Ber
ing many pertinent suggestions that nard Throm and Gardner Throm,
helped to catch the proper atmos- both of this city. Besides the hus
phere. band and two sons there is a little
Mr. Tarkington went through the frraudson, John son of Gardner
scenario scene by scene at his home Throm. Also surviving are three
and made notes where he thought brothers. W. H. Hyfield and C. C.
changes would improve the picture. Hyfield both of Stites, Idaho, and V.
He suggested changing the character H. Hyfield of Plattsmouth, Neb., and
of "Judge Pike." one of the princi- four sisters, Mrs. F. H. Dunbar of
pal figures in the book, and made Plattsmouth, Neb., Mrs. W. L. Kas-
oiner alterations wnicn ne saia uw 01 larysvine, i.an., Airs. I. Lip- KJ
would strengthen the story mater- sky of Denver and Mrs. J. Metruck- H
ially. er of California. Mattoon (111.)
Mr. Meighan's support includes News.
euch well known players as Doris
Kenyon. leading woman. Diana Allen, ; The funeral services were attended
Ann Engleston. Alice Fleming, Paul by Mr. Highfield and Mrs. Dunbar of
Everton, Louis Hendricks and Riley this city who are now enjoying a vis
Hatch, it with their sister. Mrs. I. Lipskv of
This play will be given at the Pet- Denver who has stopped here on "her
erson hall in Murray on Saturday way to her home in the west.
evening, October 27th. Admission 15
end 25 cents. Music by the Murray
orchestra.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
i Lai b
GIVE FRIEND A STJRPRISE
From 'Wednesday's Daily
We want to Yesterdav was tho nineteenth
oublish everythin? of importance birthday anniversarv of Miss Manra-
Phone us the news.
'hat happens in Cass county.
rgains in Wood Stoves!
We have several excellent wood burning heating
stoves on which we are making some special prices that
will save you money, ranging from $18 to $25.
See us for these and other excellent bargains.
Peterson Hardware Co.
MURRAY -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
pan
v si FiotulaPay Wta Cod
t0 A rWU arstai tri.tmot tt
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tim. wllteomt a, ar vortical parattM. N
Chloroform. Stbar or other (norai
mmm. era rowutnd lm rary easa aocapted for trea-ttnant. no moMf ta
paj amtil enrad. Writ, fnr book ea Ractal Dlaaaaaa. with savinea aafl taatl Itm
f anat 1 OOO prominent paoile wba ltva bcea permanenu ruroL
. k m. ' uax. BKiaunna. i vmx a mu owvz. m' nwi i. w-uun
rtt hitzmann and in honor of the
occasion the friends in the Burling
ton store department, where Miss
Sitzniann is employed. decided to
give her a pleasant reminder of the
occasion and accordingly, with the
members of the family entered into
a conspiracy that allowed the sur
prise to be pulled off without the
guest of honor being aware of the
plans of the . friends until they had
all arrived at the Sitzmann "home.
The evening was spent in games of
all kinds at which the party derived
a great deal of fun and several mu
sical numbers given during the even
ing assisted in making the event one
that will long be vtry pleasantly re
membered. Miss Sitzmann received
many beautiful gifts from the friends
who were present.
At an appropriate hour a very
i tempting two course luncheon was
served, the m ambers of the party
; coming with well laden baskets. At
;the home going hour the friends join
. cd in extending to Miss Margaret
their wishes for many more years cf
happiness.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Spreacher, Mrs. Grace
Sperry. Misses Katherine Lutz, Dor
othy Sattler. Florence Thacker. Eliza
beth, Ruth and Margaret Sitzman.
'Messrs. Joe McCarty, Vincent Pilney,
(J. u. Morrison, Henry Holy and Mr.
and Mrs. TV. P. Sitzmann,
10-lbs. Sugar $100
48-lb. Sack Little Hatchet Flcur 165
24- lb. Sack Little Hatchet Flcur 85
50-lb. Sack Golden Bell Rye Flour. . . 1.65
25- lb. Sack Golden Bell Rye Flour 85
100-lb. Sack Wheat Shorts 1.75
100-lb. Sack Bran 165
10-lb. Sack Fresh Corn Meal 35
5-lb. Sark Fresh Corn Meal 20
5-lb. Sack Rye Graham Flrur 25
5- lb. Sack Wheat Graham Flour 25
4-lbs. Farnia 25
4-Ibs. Advo Pancake Flour 25
3-lbs. Blue Rose Rice 25
2-Ibs. Lima Beans 25
Michigan Navy Bean?, per lb 10
6- Ibs. Fresh Sweet Potatoes 25
Fresh Parsnips and Carrots, per lb 03
Triumph Table Potatoes, per bushel 85
Fresh Pumpking 10, 15, 20 and 25c each
" Hubbard Squash 20 and 2c each
3-lb. Can J. M. Coffee 90c
1-lb. Can J. M. Coffee 32c
1 -lb. Can Advo Coffee 38c
gfr m ) 4 Big 4 White Naptha Soap t g ft
V 3 Pearl White Soap
tWUte fiBoxSkitch ( 24:6
IWSee us for your Winter Apples New York
Imperials and Gano's.
TELEPHONES
Main Street Store, 236 South
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
U Li
Park Store,
118
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