THURSDAY. MAT 22, 1924.
FLATTSMOUTH SEMI WEEKLY JOT7BHAI
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Murray Department
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
If fcr.r Of iba rtAi' rs of the
Journal knor of any social
eveoi or Item of Interest In
this vicinity, and will mail
lime to this oflice. it w!U ap
Iear under -Lis hetdiiiv' We
want all news lte ma Editor
nesday.
them.
Miss Widhflm a:xompanied
Evan the beaten path has holes
that men fall into.
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Follow the "Seaien Path"
To Our Bank
Our Guaranty Fund System
is nothing more nor less than
Free Insurance for the prctec
t. ;. of your funds.
Since we provide this ser-
I KLh in addition to ren-
Mareelling and Bobbins. Florene
M. Tritsch, Plattsmouth. Xeb. Tele
phone No. SO.
W. J. Philpot was a visitor in Om
aha last Tuesday, driving over to the
big city in his Universal car.
J. D. Pitman shipped two cars of
corn from the elevator to the Kansas
City market last Wednesday.
The Farmers Elevator company, of
corn from the elevator to the farm W. F
for fetlinir nnmniwi last Til funfair iihn is
O. E. McDonald and wife, and their Standard Oil company, was a visitor family.
Building Coining Nicely
The new building for Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Spangler which is in course of
construction, is coming along nicely
at this time, the plastering having
been completed and the stucco on the
outside about finished. Mr. Win.
Oberhalte of Nehawka and Mr. Fred
L. Hild have the matter of the stucco
BBS s- iii hand. Mr. Hild is also erecting a
Joureeson of Plattsmouth, Srage and chicken house which will
thp rtnrpspntativp nf thp he a most convenient building to this
J
Murray shipped two cars of corn to i court
son Robert and daughter. Marguerite,
were visiting with Mrs. Myra McDon
ald for a few hours last Sunday.
C. A. Trent was in Plattsmouth
for a number of days last wtek and
the first of this week, where he was
serving as a juror in the district
the Omaha market on last Tuesday.
Fred Englekemeier shelled and de
livered corn from his home some six
miles west of Murray on last Tues
day. Ora, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.
with
Wm. Wehrbcin and W. G. Boedek
er shipped hogs and cattle to the
couth Omaha market and the ship
ment being made on last Tuesday af
ternoon. Word pomt'3 from Omaha, where
A. Wilber. is having a tussle ! C. H. Boedeker is convalescing at
the measles and is getting I the hospital, that he is making some
along nicelv.
Mrs. L. V.
very substantial
Pitman, after nursing i this time.
improvements at
their little daughter through spell
of the measles is at this time having
them herscit.
Uncle S. G. Latta has just at this
time been having his house painted,
which is being done by Philip Lam
bert, the painter.
Glen Boedeker was called to Lin
coln onust Wednesday to look after
some business matters and made the
trip in his car.
Messrs Aubrey Hopkins and Frank
Dili have just concluded the planting
of 130 acres of corn each to have
one-half the crop.
Lee Nickks was on the market at
South Omaha witu some hogs on
1 u r Wpilnpsrlav ihpv linvin i,.-. n
ce, would it not be to .your , shipped the day before.
c d vantage to ccme with us. ! See w- T Richardson. Mynard. Ne
braska, before buying your paint.
von 't you discuss it with us? I m22-aw, d3twtl
Phillip Hild shipped a couple of
vice
in Murray coming to confer with W.
E. Palmeter regarding some business
matters.
Mrs. V. A. Kennedy, who has been
quite ill for some time was reported
as naving spent a sngntiy oetter
night on last Monday and was feel
ing somewhat improved on Tuesday
of this week.
Frank Mrasek and Curley Reeves
have been quite busy during the past
week fixing up around the bathing
leach and were on last Tuesday
wiring the pool in order that at the
night bathing there may be plenty
of litjht.
LeKoy Jarvis. who has been mak
ing his home in Omaha, where he is
salesmanagt r for a hosiery company,
was visiting the folks, the wife and
baby as well as Mr. and Mrs. M. G.
Churchill in Murray last Tuesday
afternoon.
J: m s R. Hill and Prank Davis
rshipped a car of cattle and boa from
the farm southwest of Murray to tire
Omaha market last Tuesday and the
stock wu3 accompanied by Mr. Hill,
who went along to see the stock dis
posed of.
Floyd Baxtpn and his mother. Mrs.
George W. Saxton. of near Union,
were in Murray last Tuesday after
noon, coming to look after some bugi-
Insuiance Paid Promptly
About a year ago. John M. Bart
lett bought a $5,000 policy in the
Equity Life Insurance Company from
the local agents. Jeff Brendel and
Lee Kniss. On May ;th he died, bav
ins: naid one year's premium. The
j proofs of death were submitted to the
' Equity Life Insurance company on
the following Monday and on Tues
i day morning the check for $5,000
was delivered to Mrs. Bartlett.
de: ng a!l ordinary bank ser-
Mr-. Arthur Copenhaver. who is
an autmoobile saleslady, was in Mur
ray last Tuesday afternoon looking
after some matters of business in the
auto line.
Eno-i Rover, who has been making
his home in Colorado for soma tiun .
arrived in Murray with his family
and will make their home here in the
future.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Tilson are having a siege of the
measles but are getting along nicely
and it is hoped they will soon be over
the malady.
Mesdames W L. SevboMt and J.
F. Brendel were visiting and looking ness and also to consult their physi
after some shopping in Plattsmouth I clan regarding the condition of the
last Tuesday morning, driving overjneaiin oi .urs. baxton.
Wayne Lewis who has been get-
in their car
Jackie Coogan in
ders" at
June 3rd and 4th
A Boy in Flan-
ti;;;; aiong batching for some time
IMbI ax ii ww. mint if tlii ha r. n .1
the Nenawka Auditorium., on hp in 0milha. wenl lin n ,aB(
loull be welcome spy cars of cattle from Mynard to the fll boys under 12 years admitted
live stock market at Omaha on Tues- tree when accompanied dv DOtn par-
time.
Murray State Bank
Murray, Nebraska
SLOGAN
There is No Substitute
for Safety
day afternoon of this week
Harry McCulloch has been painting
'the buildings at the bathing beach
and is getting all the things about
, the place looking spie and span. "
j Uncle B. A. Root was a vis. tor for
I a good portion of last week at the
I home of friends and relatives at Lin
coln, returning home last Saturday.
ents
Last Friday Wayne Lt wis, the
barber, was visiting for a short time
at Union, driving down ir. bis aul
for a short isit with his sister. Mr
Earl Merritt.
Mesdames Earl Merritt and E I
Lewis and the latter's family wer
visiting at Murray and .:t the bom i
of town
i John Campbell was delivering his of J. D. Lewis northwest
wheat to the elevator and hauling for last Sunday.
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Sunday and returned with the folks
and they are now keeping house and
Wayne says this is more like it.
I r. and Mrs. Karl Nottingham,
with their little babe, were in Mur
ray last Tuesday afternoon from
their horn- in Wyoming, driving up
to look after business and aso to see
the doctor about the little one who
has been rather sickly for som
time.
Mrs. Warwick Saunders and son.
Kansas City, have been at Mynard
f-jr some time past visiting at the
home of Mr. nd Mrs. W. T. Rich
ard sod, parents of Mrs. Saunders,
and grandparents to the children.
g? j Tin y are enjoying the visit here very
9 1 Ifn TrwarU C.Ar i. h lion k.inn
...... .juji jjh v . i n , i ; j uccu
working In Omaha for several months
Tl ' I't 1 . - ' . 1 - 1"! .-i , 1 - r- nf h m. T , . . i f . . . .
,'..1, . . . Mailing ci xii liliill' lui :.
I j few days this week as the work at
j ihe piacos where she has been was so
jicxa iing and wiu sucn long hours, i
that she thought it better to take a
rest for a few days and then go hac k
after she had potten the matters!
ibont the home here straightened ;
Enjoy Birthday Surprise
On Tuesday of this week was the
5cth anniversary of the birth of Mrs.
I Emma March o;' Plattsmouth who re
sided in Murray for a number of
years and so on last Sunday the
children and the families went to
riattsmouth to her home where t!:ey
surprised this good woman and gave
her a most pleasant surprise and en
joyable day. A dinner was taken
along which was so arranged thai
all were able to eat at once and en
joy the sociability as well as the good
dinner. During the afternoon ice
cream and cake was served and an
abundance of trood music and sociable
conversation reminiscent of the for
mer times when all lived in Missouri
enlivened the occasion. There were
th re for the occasion. Messrs. Ear!
end Jarvis Lancaster, ber sons, and
th ir families; Mesdames Joe Hath
away and' Harry MoCullock. her
daughters and their families; Enos
Reyer and family who have just ar
rived from Colorado; Walter Reyer
and wife, John Epping3 and family,
Mrs. Eppings also being a daughter.
FrcnV;. Dick and But:, her sons, also
V. - Goehenour and Wm. Young and
Car! Lang.
pening of Air Domi
PJattsmouth, Nebraska
Saturcsy Evaning, $ay 24th
I
HOOT" GIBSON
IN
"RIDE FOR YOUR LIFE"
"TIRED BUSINESS MEN"
A Century Comedy That Will Please Everybody A
Laugh With Every Move of the Rcl
The Air Dome, will feature the best of pictures fur the
season at the popular prices
2cc and 80s
FifsfrsJaid Company, Prop.
Er.-t rtained Friends For Dinner
I ast Sunday at their farm home,
northwest of Murray. Mr. and Mrs.
W. L Seyboldt, who are past mas
tera el entertaining, and for the day
and the Bplendid dinner they served:
Mrs. B. F. Brendel, Mrs. Morton
Bartlett and daughter. Florence, Dr.
and Mrs. J. F. Brendel rnd their son
Ri hard, T. J Brendel and wife of
Murray and Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Brtn-dt-
of Avoca.
The Opening of the New Store in
MURRAY
We desire to greet the citizens of Murray and
community and to say that we have just opened a new
store in the room formerly occupied by the Chilton
Store and t'nat we have an excellent stock of absolutely
new goods, consisting of Groceries of all kind. and also
Dry Goods.
We will pay the highest pi Ices for country pro
duce. Come in ana get acquainted and see the new
store.
Amazing price concessions mark the closing day of this big sale
Saturday, May 24
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i MURRAY SCHOOL NOTES i
GROCERIES
DRY GOODS
"'
school closes
1
yrow
3 cans Nectar cut beans for $ .45
Pi r d sen, J51.GO
3 cans 2Jomi3 lima bems for .40
Per n. $1.65
3 cans Homis kidney beans for .40
Per dozen, $1.55
3 cans Telephone peas for .52
Per dozen, $2.00
3 cans soaked peas for .29
P r dozen, $1.10
3 cans Otce hominy for .30
P r dozen, $1.15
3 cans FianlM kraut for .40
Per dozen. $1.55
3 cans Nomis sweet potatoes for .56
Per dozen. $2.20
3 cans Monarch pork and beans .36
Per dcz. :. $1.10
Gallon Fruits
Peaches, per gallon $ .60
Apiicots, per gallon .65
Apples, per gallon .50
Flour! FIoul"!
46-lb. sack Echo flour for $1.59
3-!b. sack Cmar flour 1.75
Cereals
2 Kelio'i corn flakes for $ .25
2 Shredded Wheat for .25
2 Post Toasties for .25
1 0-Kay Bran Flakes for .10
Syrup Specials
Com tyron, per gallon $ .50
C'oii! .up, cane flavored, gallon .60
Soap Bargains
3 bars Palm Olive soap for $ .24
3 bars Red Kose soap for .24
10 bars P and G naptha soap for .48
2 lbs. Xiaptua soap chips .25
U Sheeting 81 inches
wide. Per yard tJJC
Percales Light grounds in pretty 1 Qr
new patterns. Per yard X?C
Ratine:- and crepe weaves in plaids and plain
color?. Anniversary sale price, AO-
per yard
Nainsook for lingerie, dresses, light colors,
yard wide. Anniversary sale
price, per yard aV
Unbleached muslin, fine for underwear, quilt
linings, etc. Anniversary sale 1 1 r
price, per yard X
Hosiery Specials
Ladies' pure thread silk hose, shaped ankl?.
brovn and black and other new
shades. Price, per pair OaC
Children's White Eose Sizes 6i2 ft
to 9. 35c value. Per pair 1C
Ken's Silk and Fibre Hose 'C:y
Brown only. 50c value. Per pair JC
Ken's Work Socks Brown, white
heel and toe. 2 pair for jDC
Men's Wear
'Ten'? 2:20 weight fast color
denim overalls. Full cut
Athletic style Union Suits
dimity cloth. All sizes
-Fine
$1.59
79c
The Murray High
'Thursday, May 22nd..
Charles Howard was ahsent from
s.'l'.i oi last Tnesdav and WadnAuisv
afternoons.
The High school pupils are very
busy as school will close in a few
days
Edward Howard won in the His
tory contest in Miss Rainey's room
i
1USI WIM'K.
Lr;is (liahani won in the Spelling
contest in Miss Hainey a room last
week.
The pupils who had the measles in!
the Grammar room have returned.
II The Tilson children returned to
school Monday after several days of
absence because of illness with the
II measles.
j M Bt everyone in the High school
ii enjoyed i heir History examination
1 1 gradt
Lorene Hatchett was absent from
ji school Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Howard was abnent last
I j Wednesday.
j Curtis Paris was absent Monday
' afternoon.
j Eleven children were sick with the!
I measles last Monday in the Primary ,
, room.
Edgar Pointer has been absent
' from school the last few days on ac
i count of sore eyes,
j In z Hoschar was absent from
school four days last week on a; -I
count of sickness.
Sixteen pupils from the Primary
room were absent last week on ac
I count cf having the measl s.
f Lea Davis visited Miss Sans' room
, last Friday afternoon,
j The Eighth grade pupils won in
the Arithmetic contest wi(h the
Seventh grade pupils by o: e point.
Lorene Durman, Richard Priedrich
-, ,1.1 I"l ,11 tiIm m Tilt.,.,. 11 . -.... . C .
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scno.'i last v, I'm.
Jiiohard Priedrich was absent on
Monday because of sickness.
Sylvester Queen was absent Mon
day. The reading table will be painted
seme time this week by the Grammar
room boys.
Katherine Long won in the Geog
raphy contest in Miss Rainey's room
I
Quick start and sturdy
growth combined witL
perfect health is the re
sult of feeding RED FEA -THER
GROWING MASH
with Buttermilk. I' i
guaranteed. You can't
go wrong in feeding it
Add to your poul
profits. Get a sack to.
from your feed store
grocery, drug store o
ffbm us direct.
M. C. PETERS MILL CO.
South Omaha, Ncht.
Murray Mercantile Co
W. J. Donahue, Proprietor
VALLERY BROTHERS
DEALERS
Plattsmontii - Murray - Mynard
1 i j i i i 1 1
Tax Payer, Jr.
A ft Jeff Brendel or
52rP Wl Lee Kniss about
The Latest Thing In
Life Insurance Protection
At a Low Net Cost, in Tire
Murray, Equity Life Insurance Go. Nebraska
Here to Serve You
There has been a demand for a business house to
serve the farmers in this community and we have se
cured the John Deere line of implements and will keep
a complete assortment. See us for anything in this
line of farming machinery.
In the matter of repairs, we will carry and supply
you in all needed farming machinery repairs no matter
what line. Warehouse and business in Murray east of
the railroad tracks.
Mrasek & Richter Bros.
MURRAY -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
Men's Knit Union Suits Short QQ
sleeve, ankle length, all sizes O&C
Elack mammoth Jack, with white
points. 15Vi hands hi&h, 900 lbs.
lust week. j Will make season at my home one
Ice crtam treats will be the order I mil north and a mile and a half
west of Murray.
Tenns Colt to stand and suck.
515. Where mare is disposed of or
removed from vicinity service fee
becomes due immediately. All care
will be exercised to prevent accidents
but will not be responsible should
Highest Market Price Pair for Produce.
BBC
wi l a. nit i iiui-ou; J l X lJIIitJt.
Richard Friedrich returned to
school after being sick for several
days.
Douglas Tilson returned to school
after being sick for several days.
I Miss Sans, the Primary teacher,
was absent from school last week
on account of the sickness of her
mother.
The Primary scholars had school any occur
in uic Hign scnooi room two Hays
last week.
The High school pupils and the
Grammar rucui pupils went over to
watch the soldiers pass 'by last Wed-
Alex D. Rhoden
Murray, Neb.
Special for 10 Days!
We will sell the farming machinery listed at
the following prices for the next ten days:
One John Deere truck wagon $ 50.00
One John Deere wagon 75.00
One John -Deere Triumph wagon 115.00
One John Deere binder 200.00
One Jenny Lind cultivator 28.00
One Monarch range, all new 110.00
Peterson Hardware Company
Murray, Nebraska