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PIAITSrpUTH SEMLWEEKXY JOUTLTIAX
THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 3, 1925.
L 0 CAL NEWS
Dr. H. C. Leopold, Osteopathic
physician and surgeon, phone 208.
17-tfo
Nehawka
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- 1 he Early Christmas':
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Prepared ia the Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Especially
for the Journal Readers. f
Dr. Hein email, Dentist,
Main Bldg., Phone 527.
Hotel
WILL BE ABLE TO SAVE BIG MONEY ON
Department!
where she enjoyed hearing her son de
liver the address of Paul before King
Agrippa. a? in the IJibJe lesson of
last Sunday. ; . '
Yerner Lundburg, the postmaster
and FIrne.st Kropp, the deputy wer
visiting last Sunday evening In Lin
coln where they were called to secure
sonic necessary repairs for. the auto
of Mr. Eundberg.
The ladies of the JM. E. church
will hold a bake sale this Saturday
at the auditorium and at which they
will endeavor to show ali a good time
and furnish some good things to eaf,
better keep the date in mind.
1 In 1 Hanson, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hanson, has been
having some stomach trouble which
has kept the litlle fellow uneasy for
some time, he however ia showing
good improvement at this time.
Father George Donald Pierce, rector
of St. Luke's Episcopal church of
Plattsmouth. was a visitor in Nehaw-
a visitor in Nebraska City, driving jia jast Sundav and conducted serv-
rtown in his car and was accompanied ,jCPS ;it the auditorium, having already
l,v Mrs. Musnev. Mesdam.:S Glen
Kutlege and Edna Tucker.
Janus Palmer is lillin
Mrs. James Stone has been suffer
ing quite severely with an attack of
appendicitis.
Gust Hanson and wife were visit
ing in Lincoln on last Monday, they
driving over in the car for the day.
Frank P. Sheldon loaded two more
rolls of cribbing in his truck, taking
them to the farm were more crib room
is needed.
George Pollard was a visitor for a
few hours in Union last Monday
where ho was looking after some busi
ness matters.
The young people of Nehawka en-j-.iyed
a dance which they gave at the
auditorium one day during the fore
parr of the week.
1'ncl George Tate, who returned j
bom- last week from the ho?pitaI at;
Omaha i- showing som marked im
provement, and it is hoped that ho
will soon be well again.
On last Monday J. W. Magney was
Wiliani and August Ost have shell
ed two times this fall in order to
get more crib room for the gram
From Monday's Daily
V. G. Boodeker. wife and family
were here yesterday from Murray as
dinner guests at the home of Mr. and
his cribs
with ear corn as it brought in ny
those who are wanting to sell a small
amount to get more crib room or
ready money and do not care to shell.
Mrs. V. b. Troop was a visitor in
P!:itt:ii-.outh last Sunday evening
CASH GROCERY
Cream Station
Try us with your next bill.
Our motto "Best of Service"
Bert Willis
Suiphen's Old Stand
Nehawka, Nebr.
I
. I). St. John and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Nutzman were in
attendance at the Shriners banquet at
Lincoln last Friday where they drove
in the car of Mr. Nutzman and whore
they enjoyed the occasion very much.
Earl Opp has been hustling in pick
ing corn but has not been feeling
very well as he has boon encumber
ed with some grip and a very bad
ecld. which he has been trying to
wear out, and is just about making
it.
William Brandt, who has been
rustling at the picking of corn, has
it ali done now and the work is now
one step nearer ready for winter than
formerly. However, wo do not any of
of us entirely get ready for winter at
any time.
i Last Sunday evening at the Meth
indist church in Plattsmouth Earl
! Troop, who is a very clever speaker
jgave at the evening meting of the
Epworth league the address or 1'aui
before Agrippa which was listened to
with much interest by the congrega
tion present.
On last Monday W. S. Norris and
V. H. Kruger were attending a fine
bred cow sale which was held south
'. of Lincoln, they both desiring to sect-re
a new cow and they were need-
. vattd '11" ,nore of tnis kind of 8tock- Tney
HliKh AKb YU UK drove over to the sale in the car of
i Mr Norris.
Pan Anderson was shelling and
binning the corn at the farm last
Monday, as thereby he could store it
in less space than otherwise, and as
j there was a scarcity of space this
r mi d,,J- Ca ' tar tor noiumg corn mis win anow
Buttermilk Powder Une him to go along with the work of Ret.
nound tor ei2ht gallons or i ting the balance in the cribs.
Hog Supplies
OIL MEAL
SWlil
We carry Tankage, Shorts
and Bran. An3' quantity up
to a car load.
See us for best prices, or
phene us.
C. D. St. John
Marion M. Tucker and Walter J.
Wunderlich, who were at Fort Crook
some weeks since, where they were
in training as a portion of the reserve
officers of the United States army,
have been appointed as members of
the regular army and are required Jo
stive for a. few weeks each year.
The little two-year-old son of Mrs.
Carrien Bashford. who is visiting at
jfhe home of her brother, Mr. Herold
IKimlon. from her home at Brecken-
ridge. Mo., is quite ill. having and
attack of infantile parallysis and she
mr i with the little son was in Omaha one
INenaWka - lNebraSka! day last week to consult a specialist
i regarding the malady.
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Santa CI
oy
ays
Headquarters!
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A wonderful array of attractive Toy,
that will delight the children on Christ
mas morning.
We have all sorts of suggestions in our
store - things for every member of the
family, appropriate remembrances that
bear out the spirit of the yuletide.
Do Your Christmas Shopping
Early!
P. SHELDON
F0
Where Customers Feel at Home
Telephone No. 14 Nehawka, Nebr
ESTABLISHED 1838
mtLTT.p.'n:
which is yet in the field. The first; Mrs. L. D. Hiatt.
time .the sold to Nelson Berger j j R. Schmidt of Murdock, was
which corn was delivered to the lat-among thp visitors in the cfty today
ter's homeand used for feeding, the where ne waB attending the Thimgan
second time tne grain was piami "'trial in the district court.
bins on the usr iarm aim
will be
used for feeding there.
Stewart Rough and wife and Martin
Ross were visiting in Omaha last
Ross, who is- recovering in a hospital
where she underwent an operation
some time ago. She is slowly recov
ering and it is hoped that Mrs. Ross
Attorney C. E. Tefit of Weeping
Water, was here today for a few
bourse attending to some matters of
Sunday, they driving up to visit Mrs. j ' ff. V,SUing wIth lns fr,entls M
in this city.
II. A. Guthmann and Henry A.
Tool of the Bank of Murdock and J.
E. McIIugh, well known business
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who is with a daughter of Mr. and (men ot tnat city, were nere toctay to
Mrs. Rough, will be able to return , attend the hearing in the Thimgan
to her home in the course of a few,
weeks at least.
Mrs. Jour Hay of Otis. Colorado,
as sister of Mrs. W. O. Troop, sent
estate matter.
W. P. Sitztnann. wife and daugh
ters were guests yesterday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Beil,
her sister a turkey for Thanksgiving ( south of this city, rnd report those
which tipped the scales at just forty : estimable people as being in the best
poiiDd? and which made a serving of shape and doing nicely.
for over forty people and then with
some left, over for another time. The
people who wore privileged to enjoy, Mrs Caroline Propst returned
the Thanksgiving dinner at the this morning to Omaha after a visit
Troop homo were fortunate that they.ht,re over Sunday with her parents
could partake of this hugh bird. and friends.
Miss Dotfirthy Magney and Mi3(
Clara Sihumaker. both of whom are
teachers in the schools of Nebraska
City, arrived at the home of the form
er on last Wednesday evening and
it--.,.'. olln.TIfur (1... tlw 11 , '
Lincoln during the afternoon of n?"to,rt'i1 '? ,h,nl"r",n5 fL"?. Cda
I'riitn Tuesdav'n Iailv
Mrs. Caroline Propst
I ;. . Peterson of Eagle, justice
of peace of that locality, was here
i today as u. witness in the Kettlchut
case in the district court.
Adam Meisinger and son. Arthur,
i Creek to look after some matters of
business here for a few hours.
'in which they were interested.
Henry Snoke, one of the
weii m
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was using to 'known residents of Tipton precinct, tfW
e was turning jwes here today to attend the hearing ' Ea
Thursday, returning to Mr. and Mrs.
.T W Marnpv's in thp pvoninsr iinil
visiting until" Sunday evening when! w. T. Sacks and wif? of Eagle b3
tr on,i trc M,av t fi,m r!wore here today attending to tne t
ihpir'sonk nt VohrasV.-i ritv , Kettlehut case in the district court 13
Mrp. L. M McVey. while working
about the house has a. set of quilt
ing frams which she
rnfike a mult and as slip wns turning i
around caught her foot on them and;of thP Kettlehut case in the district Eg
thereny tell to tno noor, striking her , 1 -
forehead against rome article of fur-i O. A. Davis, well known resident : F,:
nitniv. and cutting a deep gash in, of Murray, was in this city today for'
lior "tirtl wtiirli r.inniroil n nnrvi ?w-r a short timo attending to some
of stitches to close. Mrs. McVey is' matters of business and visiting with'tJ
getting aiong as wen unuer uie c:r-
cumstanc.es as can be expected though Attorney C. E. Tefft and J. M. fC3
the wound is still quite sore. Tcegarden, the Weeping Water real
! estate man. were here attending toii
Receives a Broken Arm. isoine matters at the court house for.KJ
r
t 1. , : r a few hours.
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(Jmana Clarence laischman and . . tAi ivecKier ami i.arnesi wauu
A. Hicks stopped at Platsmouth . to near Manley were here today at-1 1:
have some wqrk done on their tar and ! teuding to some mutters at the court ,
among which was the pJaeing of a. house witu tne ooaru or counij.pE
new loom on the timer, the workman ' commissioners. , ,
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v no uiu me worn, laited 10 uiuce ui'J 1 vj. v f leisuinan uuu nt-iii 01m ,
connection rod between the timer tnd of Nehawka were here today for a'
the steering column; and when - Mr,; few hours attending to some matters : j
Hicks tried to crank the car it back--of business at the court house aud,&
fired and broke, his nrn. The hr.-.:ilr ' visitinar with friends. I
is in hiai right wrist and be is getting. .J 11. Tarns, forraer superintendent 1 em
a'ong in fine shape at this time. jof the Cass county farm, with Henry' fc?j 5 til IVlam, Streets
jess, moioreu aown inis iuuiums pjt
Serious Auto
Accident Near
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fri
il.it year, as we have decided to close out
this entire line of cur stock at just one-half
?rlce, which means fully 20 per cent below
the first cost of the goods. Our line is prin
cipal iy the famous Tvladam Herndern mam
ma doll, the very best cn the market, but we
are gcir.g to auit handling' the doll line this
year, and vscr.t tz clean them all up. You
will find in our line dolls from
S3
paiftment room that v.e
where our Art department is now located. You
will also find our other Joy lines in this room.
Shop Early, Save Money and
Avoid the Riish
Cur entire store room is now filled with a
greater line of gift goods than ever before.
Remember we carry the only line of
Christmas Cards, ' Dcnnison Seals
and Stickers, Crepe Paper
and Candy Boxes.
TREE DRESSINGS and ARTIFICIAL XMAS TREES
$7.50
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all marked in plain figures, and will no ct just CNEU
HALF of tills price. You will find them on di3pla
new at the Bates Book Store Annex, a new gift de-
have ;ust opened
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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from Omaha to snend a few hours
visitins wit,h the old time friends. ir:mybF&Z& VW
lertideiits of the vicinity of Wee-pins j - -. . - : . -- - - -- ( - " - - -
Water, was here today for a few . here today for a short time attend-; HOLIDAY NOTE IN DECORATIONS i BOY SCOUTS MEET
hours and while in the city was a mi; to some matters ot uusiness ami)
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L 0 fxlCl WlinHnv'l)l'as:iI't caller at the Journal ollice. also visiting with her daughter, 3Ira.
JbaHit: . tJlillUciy W. F. Iiiers, Fred Ossenkop. J. A. ; v- T- Heinemunn tor t .acrt time. j
Nelson and L. J. May field of Louis-1 Frank Dill ot Murray
Th near approach of the Christ-
Mavfield of Louis-l Frank Dill ot Murray was here masf sea .-on is to he seen in the
iville were here today looking after today for a few hours and while windows at the store of t ho II. M.
Mrs..S. W.,Breahm of Jlear UnadillaJ forae matters of business at the here was a pleasant caller at the Soennichsen Co. on upper Main
.court house with the hoard of county Journal, renewing ins subscription street wnre the clever and efficient
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commissioners. iio me t-tuii-wti'hiy eumoii w im hiuiihh uecora tors avo mierwoven
into display, of the large, lines of
poods the .touch of the holiday
soa)ii jn the bright red and green
that colors the holiday season with
its beauty. The windows the arrang
ed with a fine array of staple art
j ioles of the various departments and
I certainly make a very fine attract
ive appearance especially in the
i evening1 when they are lighted up
land add to the beauty of the Main
" (Street where there the so many
-,, ,T , , M A. - , fother fine and well arranged show
Will Be Held at the Loae Rooms windows.
In Sfrions Condition at Hospital "
Tmm. TmrnmAxl A- 1 T It.
u. lutmic Fretl s. vallery, wife and little J-aper.
n,. ' . ., , . . daughter, who have been visiting'
The toll of the Sunday auto acei- x. , c. ,. . rf - 1 1
dents yesterday numbered one in th""f """V"" "iT L .SltrC fiffc Hrt C
vicinity of Eagle when the car of
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Rreahm collided
with one of Frank Lanning of Eagle
past week, departed this morning
for their home in the west, spending)
evening for Sterling.
at the rrossincr. n m i Tt cnntl, r.f
Kape " T. It. P. Stocker, well known L.in-'
The reports of the particulars of oIn attorney and his mother, Mrs.
the accident received here are very , 'rhomas Stocker. were here today!
slight and failed to give the details frora Lincoln to attend to somemat
of the crash that resulted so serious-1 ters of business and visiting with,
ly for the Breahm party. The acci- j friends, Air. htocKer wing ono 01 me
dent oecured . early Sunday morning ! attorneys in the Kettlehut estate
and thf lntnrffl mdnihorc nf tlr : IlCarin
Remorial Serv
ice on Sui
riday
party were hurried on into Lincoln
for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Urea lira were taken
to the Lincoln sanitarium by am
bulance from the scene of the acci
dent and the condition of Mrs.
Breabm was not fully determined as
she was unconscious at the time and
at the latest reports early this morn
ing had failed to regain conscious
ness. Mr. rireahm was cut and! scratch
eel about the head and otherwise
bruised but was not thought to be
in serious condition.
at 2:30 Sunday and Will Be
Open to the Public.
DIES FOLLOWING AMPUTATION
Fred W. Race passed away Satur
day evening in a Los Angeles hospit
al, following the amputation of his
left leg that day.
Two weeks ago, while walking in
a park in that city, he was struck
by a falling tree, and the bones in
his left leg badly crushed.- The
tree was a big eucalyptus.
Mr. Race formerly lived here, but
has made his home in Los Angeles
for the past three years. He was
about 74 years of age. His wife
Mrs. Eliza Race is the only daughter
of Mr. E. Ratnour of Weeping Wa
ter, Funeral services were held on
Monday. "Weeping Water Republi
can.
CHBISTMAS CARDS
You will ' find the big line of
Christmas Card3 this season at the
Bates Book and Stationery Store.
where you have bought for many
years, and the . line is bigger this
year than ever. If ycu want your
name engraved thereon let us have!
your order now, so we will be able, in this city
to eet'tlieni back for' vou on. time. Oscar- Hateliffe of near Nehawka,
visitors in tne
Fr-m Werlnesflay'sm Iailr
Merle V. Lanning of Eagle was in
are city to la1 for a short time look
ing after some matters in the dis
trict court..
E. C. Oberle of Eagle was in the
city today and had his subscription
to the weekly edition of the Journal
advanced for another year.
"A T Tin tiir T mi r- no cj tTIAn T ll I
going to Omaha this morning t" ,ndnvn" i"
.noiwl Iha ilav iii Viat ritv nttenrlintr ",n -U"a aite
to some matters of business.
George Ritter, one of the well
known residents of Eagle was here.
today for a short time attending to
some matters at the court house.
Albert Shellhorn of Louisville, was
here today for a few hours attending
to some matters of business and
bringing in a load of chickens.
Vilas Kettlehut of near Nehawka,
was among the visitors in the city
today, attending the trial of the Ket
tlehut case in the district court.
Mr. and Mr. Jolm Kettlehut of
near Weeping Water was here today
for a few hours looking after some
matters of business and visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Robert Troop and sister, Mrs.
M. A. Leist were among those going
to Omaha this morning where, they
will spend the , day there with
friends.
Mrs. Martha Aherns of near Ne
hawka was here today for a few
hours attending to some matters of
business and visiting with friends in
this city.
G.- W. DeWolf and wife of Gibb
son. Nebraska are her enjoying a
visit at the home of their son, Sup
erintendent G. E. DeWolf and tamuy
Hall's Catarrh Medicine
From TuosiUi v s Iaily
Lat evening the members of Qc
Roy Scouts troops of this city held
a very interesting session at the high
school and in which they carried
out their investiture services in a
Very impressive manner.
Ira Mumm was selected us patrol
leader of a part of troop one and
Warren Tayler advanced from sec
ond to first class scout ut the meet
ing. There were also .seven of the boys
received into the tenderfoot class arid
will b an active part ot the scout
movement in tis city.
ITALIAN DEBT FUND . .
IS AIT IMPETUS
day in December, set ! amof tt" j
enevolent, Protective ; Catarrh Is a local .M -.vise, it is greatly'1'11
Kriim WeJncKilav'n Daily
The first Sunday
asirie by the B
Order of Klks as the day on the: V' lonco'l hv "iS(;-:it!,,n cor..-m ions. '
order pays tribute to the departed , r0mVf Trm" it A &
brothers, will be fittingly observed rrr-it. rn-. h-.s i, r : ?-;. -r. i i v
here in this city bv Plattsmouth ' -"ritm.-n f ? C trrh u,r over fory ..ct
lodg No. 73. j -TvU'TvfT,- rs
The services will be held at the!
the .Elks' club house
0 and the
San Francisco. Vc: '.The ft:nd
which the Italian colony here is
Thn -arh.i fr, r,7-. .: raising to aid in uie pajllieiu CL in.-
tkm wH! notirp thnt Catarrh bothers them I first installment of Italy s Avar debt
the United States was given an
mnetus today with a contribution
jof one million lire, equaling more
j than 40 thousand dollars by A. P.
(Oiaiinini president of the Rank of
Italy.
Head the Journal for all the news.
moon at 2 :
'public is invited to be present and
participate in the tributes to the
members of the order who have gone
on before.
In the membership of the local
lodge, one member, Clarence L. Deal,
has, in the past, year answered the
last summons to t lie everlasting rest.
The program for the services will
be as follows:
Piano solo "The Lark"
Mrs. Robert G. Reed.
Initial Service
Lodge Officers
Invocation
Chaplain
Song "One Sweetly Solemn
' Thought"
Masonic Quartet
Roll Call of the Departed Brothers!
Secretary I
Tokens of Remembernnce at the Altar,
Peng "The Singing in God's Acre
Mrs. E. H. Wescott.
Address
Lloyd E. Peterson, Nebraska City
Song "The Silent Voice
Mrs. James T. Begley
Closing Services
Benediction . . - ,
, Chaplain
We have an exceptionally fine .line v r.s among the visitors ir
this year: to- select from, but 6;.
t a ; i j t
isi un nave your oraer eariy as pos- vnrnu rf inteteit iti th citr.
si Die. i
Sso Tidball's bargain
in Coal for Bargain day,
Mijoytnu a ; Wednesday, Der:. Olh.
tig in the; - ' ?
PIiQiirfiipf
in tfso?
We have just unloaded two car foad3 of Coupes
arid Sedans on our floor fur inspection. Come see
them. We will be pleased to give you a demonstra
tion any old time.
Also a number of used cars some good bargains
in 1924 and 1925 Fords.
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