P223 TWO
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1926.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
Nehawka
Department!
Prepared ia the Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Especially
for the Journal Readers.
Business matters called Frank P.
Sheldon to Union on last Monday af
ternoon, he drivine over with his.
truck.
John S. Vallery Bhelled and sold
some four thousand bushel of corn to
C. R. Troop and Joe Baker, who are
using it for feeding purposes.
Mrs. Ida Fenton of Marshall, Minn.,
arrived at Nehawka on Monday after
noon and is visiting at the home of
her niece Mrs. William Waldo.
Gerber Goodman has been naving
some warts removed from his nana j
and the way the blood flowed it al
most looked like a major operation
Just Unloaded a Car
Priced at
$75 per Ton
$3.75 per 100
Shorts, per ton . . $35.00
Red Dog, ton . . . 45.00
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Nehawka - Nebraska
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Cream Station
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Our motto "Best of Service'
Bert Willis
Sutphen's Old Stand
Nehawka, Nebr.
Roy'Yonker of Union, was a busi
ness visitor Jn Nehawka looking
after the sale of the Chevrolet auto
for the firm of Charles Atterbery of
Union.
Ivan Balfour of near Union, was a
business visitor in Nehawka on last
Monday, and was looking after some
business matters ns well as visiting
with his friends.
Miss Julia Troop and brother,
George Troop, were in attendance at
the meeting of the Young Peoples So
ciety at the Presbyterian church in
Murray on last Sunday evening.
Troy L.:. Davis of Weeping Water,
was a visitor at his farm north of
Nehawka on la6t Friday, coming to
see about the shelling of corn which
he had there and which he sold to W.
O. Troop
Mrs. Folden of the western portion
of the state arrived on last Monday
evening and is visiting at the home
of her sister Mr.s George McConnell
and also with her nephew and family,
Frank McConnell.
Mrs. Guy Wiles, who has been at
the hospital for a number of weeks
and returned, home some two weeks
since was able to be over to Mur
ray one day last week and is progress
ing nicely in her recovery.
Mrs. C. Rutherford is no enjoy
ing the attentions of a very bad car
buncle on her neck which came unbid
den to make her a number of week's
visit. The affliction however is get
ting some better at this time.
Mrs. Frank "Wildricks and two chil
dren of Fountain, Colorado, arrived
here on last Saturday, they coming
to visit with the brother of Mrs.
Wildricks, Mr. Victor Minter, and will
make a visit of a number of days.
Albert Anderson entertained at his
DR. JOE J. STIBAL
Telephone No. 3
city yesterday for a few hours attend
ing to some matters of business and
visiting with his friends.
Dr. G. L. Taylor and wife of Mur
ray were in the city for a short time
today,-being enroute to Omaha where
they were called to look after soma
imatters of business.
Dr. Albert A. Fricke, Bon of Mr. and
Mrs. F. G. Fricke of this city, who
has in the last eight years been lo
cated on the Pacific coast is here to
enjoy a visit with the home folks and
to enjoy a short stay in the old home.
vMrs. ' Fred Spangler accompanied
i u.hipVi ivna rnVo1 to' a kind's tAKtfi.
home on last Sunday, Dan Anderson; an(J Qn the anniversary Gf the arrival by her son-in-law, Ruel Sack, were
ana ianmy, j-kjuis ivuss auu laumj ( Qf Mr Pollard in America, which was in umana toaay wuere iney spem me
and J. H. Steffens and family, all en- just 7Q years before. Bert Willis had day with Mrs. Ruel Sack at the Iin
joying the visit fellowship and tne('arrived 26 years before and when manuel hospital where she is recov
excellent dinner which Mrs. Ander- prank rtODb arrived, no one knows, ering from her operation of the las:
son served. Jxor he was here when "who laid the of the week.
Many of the people of Nehawka and ichunk.. Thi th birthday of
vicinity are gathering and placing in J Geor&e Lopp and Frank Dark, but
the dry their supply of seed corn for, they did not geem tQ have thelr names
me coming spring, iney uon 01 wish In the po-tj on account Df bad weather
to run any chances of not having good, Q (joubt. .
seed, and so are taking the precaution y '
of putting it away now. W11 tt i j PnnvPTitinTi
J. J. Lohnes of Grant was a visi-f WJ" tt0 t0 T,??'
t,-i ,ttn.iJ The ladies of the Royal Neighbors
ine the funeral of his father. John 1? Ameriea are making: preparations
Lohnes, Sr., on last Friday, which oc-j
curred at Cedar Creek. Mr. Lohnes
also -visit with his daughter,
Robert Troop while here
for the entertaining of the district
convention 'of their order when it
MlS (Ilail ul ine ieiiawha auunui -
'.ium on October 15th, and at which
Earl Troop "and Arnold Mast were
over on the Weeping Water last Sat-j
urday evening, where they spent the
night in camp ami put the time in
time a very excellent program is to be
had.
Splendid Band
Formed in Vicin
ity of Louisville
Farmers Union Band Under Direction
of E. H. Schulhof Start
on Concerts.
if jr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LMyiypT" pr
A new musical organization has
been formed in Cass county that from
TO-DAY
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Why not have the investment
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Cholera Serum.
Dr.G.L Taylor
Veterinary Surgeon
Murray - - Nebraska
AT NEHAWKA AUDITORIUM
Friday - Saturday Nights
See Founders of Republic, Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, Paul
Revere! See Valley Forge, Wasliing-ton crossing- the Delaware, the
Patriots at Concord and Lexington, Surrender of Lord Cornwallis
and the Inauguration of Washington, first President of the United
States. See Morgan's famous Riflemen, the "Liberty or Death"
Brigade. A most spectacular production, interwoven with History.
Prices, 20 and 35c '
Makes Long Trip.
.h;nir Utit tho fluVi mnct havo hppn' .Mr. and Mrs. t'nauncev urion. ine
tr, thP oirnimstances for thev latter beint formerly Miss Lulu, the outlook will become one of the
did not bite the first time. Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Mrs. Nelson Berger is carrying R. Davis, formerly of this place but
a finger which had the misfor- now of Fullerton, California, were
tune to get In the way of the kraut guests here for a short time several
cutter, when this excellent lady was days Eince wffen they were guests at
in the process of making kraut for the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fal
the winter. The finger is getting mer. Mr. and Mrs. Orton were return
along nicely however at this time. ing from a trip to the east which ex-
Olaf Lundberg has accepted the tended as far as Pittsburgh, Pa., and
agency for the Crosley-and Radiola included in its entirity a distance of f0r the time when they might start
radio receiving sets, which he has re- over six tnousand miles, iney are. tne concert work.
ceived some already and will have in liking tho west very much and have Tne band has been under the di
stock a fine array of these machines prospered while there. They also rection of E. H. Schulhof of Platts-
for selection in a short time. Watcn visiteu ior a time in weeping water moutnf one ef the most thorough
for announcement when tne gods ar- on ineir vay nome. . band Instructors in the middle west
rive. I
Cecil Piper of Dunnigan, mo., ana Givin? Great Plav
best and snappiest of its kind in the
county and one that will have a
very successful future before it.
This is the Farmers Union band,
composed of the young people of the
vicinity of College Hill district south
of Louisville and which has for the
past few months been very indus
triously-practicing and getting ready
see this show.
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mimiy amveu in auU Elsewhere in this paper will appear
I'iper is worKing on me iarm 01 uon- the announcedment of the great play
aid scnnctemeier ana are living on bv D. v. Griffith. "America" which
the farm. They are liking their first will ho at the Nehawka. auditorium
experience in Nebraska vey well and on the coming Friday and Saturday
are expecting to make this their per- of this week. If you love something
manent home. , truly American in its character better
W. A. Robertson of . Plattsmouth,
as assistant to D. C. West, as special
administrator for the estate of Chris
Ross, late of this vicinity was in Ne
hawka last Saturday and here was the
land divided among the children, each
being well satisfied with the division.
james v. Jiagney was a visitor in mi. tii,,,-. cot
Plattsmouth on last Tuesday where
h wpnf. as one nf tlm Ket of men who' From Monday's Daily-
were called bv the countv for the pur-' Miss Eleanor O'Brien, one of the
doss of setline the Question of the High school students from the vicin
new road which is to be a feature to of Manley, spent the week end at
-solve the transportation from Platts-. home.
mouth north .on. the .Washington . Mrs. Allie F. Meisinger was among
Highway. , . r , . the visitors in Omaha today to look
. : Frank Lemon, who has been visit- after some matters of . business in
ing in Minnesota, and where he went that city.
, a . : . t. " r T AnAvt .
io rei" "-i Mr. and Mrs. Virgel Perry were in
irciau "UI"C V tt"u "J" "uu Omaha yesterday for a few hours vis
1" t " iting with friends, returning home
oass throueh are said to have been,"1 eeninS-
something awful. However, he is ex-1 Emmons Holly, of Sioux Falls,
pected home this week. t South Dakota, came in Saturday even-
; Lester Wunderlich and wife of ng to enjoy a few days' visit here
Omaha were visiting in Nehawka and, with his relatives and friends.
were the guests at the home of the; George B. Lehnhoff of Omaha came
parents of the former. Lester, who is dvn last evening to visit at the
i employed with the fc-inclair Oil Co., home of his mother, Mrs. F. D. Lehn-
looks after the trucks which are used hoff and his sister. Miss Tillie, for a
auu , ura l kj oiuua v jlj wcriv it' y 110 Ft time.
put the trucks in the best of condition 1 ' rvf,,, -.....,
r iu I AIrs- T. Dutcher of Warrens
j W. O. Troop and son. Robert. the'burf: Missouri, who has been here
latter living nar Mvnnrri H.n.rtpH visiting with relatives and friends,
' -n laat SIilTiIair nnnn fnr tho. wk) departed
thev eoina- to Grand Island, where' ""'"S
on Monday of this week they were ex- I iIrs- William Budig, who has been
pecting to attend the cattle sale which nere visiting wnn relatives anu
was staeed there.. Thev will exnect. friends departed this morning for
also to purchase some hogs which they Omaha where she is making her home
are intending to ship here for feed-! with her daughter, .Mrs. W. H. Ofe
ing. land family.
i . A. btoll is tne possessor or one I e. A. Kirkpatrick and wife, of
of the latest in the line of motor cars, 1 Nehawka, came up last evening from
nis cnoice mis ume oeing a unrysier their home and departed this morn
tcoacn, wnicn is aooui ine last wora inff for Deg Moines, Iowa, where they
;in the matter of the modern motor win attend the G. A. R. reunion that
car. ana wnicn win mane an excellent ig being fteld therp thig week
liar iv i iniH gfiiiifiiia.il auu 1113 gmm
this morning for Omaha on
wife. The new acquisition was pur
.chased through the Clarence Hanson
agency. -
William Brandt and wife were
Mr.s. Fred Spangler from south of
the city was in Omaha yesterday
for a few hours where she visited
with Mrs. Ruel Sack at the hospital
over to Weeping Water on Monday, an found the patient doing as well
afternoon of this week, they going to 8 possible under the circumstances,
place on exhibition at the Cass Coun-J Michael Grassman, an old time
ty fair, the special work done by the resident of this city, who has for
scholars of the school which Misa a number of years been located - at
Brandt teaches and is known as dis- St. Louis, Missouri, came in yester
trict No. 60. Miss Helen has been one ' day for a visit here with the old
of the very successful teachers of time friends and to revisit the scenes
Cass county schools. of his boyhood days.
, M"- R(s Prince, who has been Miss Freda Hughes, who has been
111 t-ziiiaiiii lur ti iiuiiiuti ui uuya fitt
ing for her sister, Mrs.n Warren
v- 1 4 ,u T ... T . I departed thismorning for Omaha to
has been at the Lord Lister hospital
for some time and where she under- ir'uc. ol,cv"" r"""' "
... ..... 'fnp Prpshvtorinn nam Innrv at. that
and also had her gall cist removed,
here visiting at the home of her sis-
iter, Mrs. H. G. JFcClusky and family,
and who is reported as geting along
nicely at this time, came home on last
j Sunday morning when Mr. Prince
, went after her. They report very bad
l roads between Plattsmouth and Oma-
iha.
i Thomas E. Fulton and wife and day for a few hours attending
; granddaughter, Miss Leona Stoll, andjsome matters of business.
IHerold KImlon and family were en-j August Wendt of Murdock, who
Joying the attendance at a family, has been appointed one of the ap
j reunion of the E. M. Ruby family, praisers in the condemnation pro
'near Weeping Water, where there; ceedings on the land for the new
Presbyterian seminary at that
place. Miss Hughes was accompanied
as far as Omaha by Rev. H. G. Mc-Clusky.
From Tuesday's Dally
W. O. Troop and son, Robert Troop,
Jr., of near Mynard were here to-
to
j was a large number of the family
, gathered in their annual get-to-i
gether meet. A most enjoyable time
was had and the boys, who are es
pecially fine musicians, rendered
sweet music during the gathering and!
bottom road, was here to-
Platte
day.
Miss Florence Dean of Council
Bluffs, who is here visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ernest
hia ,.v, ,. Hutchison, departed this morning
all present. Mrs. Nellie Russell of with Mrs- Hutchison for Omaha to
Weldbna, Colorado, a sister of Mr.soend the day-
Ruby was the guest from the farthest Mrs. 'R. --A. Tissue of Seward and
distance and was well 'paid for her! Mrs. -S. C. Cutler of 'Modale, Iowa,
coming so fafto1 attend the enjoy- aunts of Mrs.' B. W.f Livingston and
and under his careful training the
band has been making a great pro
gress and thir work has now reach
ed the stage when they will be able
to give concerts and those who have
heard them are enthusiastic over this
young organization. The band has
a membership of twenty-five pieces
and is a real organization.
The first concert given by the
young men and women was on Tues
day of this week at the College Hill
school when the offering was given
for the benefit of the parents and
friends and proved a success even
greater than had been hoped for by
the members of the band and their
director.
At the close of their regular prac
tice work on Tuesday the parents
and friends commenced to arrive in
cars and soon a very large number
were at the school house to enjoy the
several very line numbers that were
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given and which reflected the great
est skill on the part of the young
musicians.
After the concert the members of
the party proceeded to bring forth
the many baskets of dainties that
had been prepared by the ladies and
which formed the basis of a dainty
and delicious repast that made the
completion of a real evening of delight.
FARM FOE SALE
The Dovey section. Will sell In one
piece or will divide to suit purchaser.
See or write
O. H. ALLEN,
Omaha, Nebr.
2220 Howard Street.
Planning a picntc or party? Call
at the Bates Book and Gift Shop and
HUNT THE SQUIRRELS
From Wednesday's Daily
Yesterday afternoon Officer Clyde
Jachson and Howard Fullerton were
out in the vicinity of King Hill, south
of Plattsmouth, pursuing the elusive
squirrels that make their abode in
that locality and both of the hunters
returned home safely, not having
been attacked by the little lively
members of the . rodent family who
are now laying away their winter
supply of food. The hunters returned
with a bag of eleven of the squirrels
they report and some large and hand
one specimen of the crow family that
was winged by Officer Jackson and
which will be preserved as a trophy
of the hunt.
SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS
Alfalfa 99 pure. $12.50 bu.. Tim
othy ?4.50, Rosin Rye, $1.50, Sweet
see the many things the Dennison; clover $6.75. innocuiation 25c acre
line offers. (Johnson Bros, Neb. City
able-gathering.
Sam Gilmour,' who 'have been here
since Saturday visiting " with the re
latives, departed T this -morning for
their home. The ladies are sisters
Three Ate. Chicken.' -Morris
Pollard, -who is a -very cele
tratd caterer,,nd a -cook.' which lew of the late Mrs William Gilmour
equal atidinone- surpass; -had tor. his,' : . - -
tJSneSts.on last .week, "BfTf ""Willis" and Trom'"WeJnesday sTDally
Frank Robb, to a chicken ; dinner,
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HERE ST IS - - THE BIG
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Closing Event of "the 1926
Baseball Season
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IPBifSiiiiMtEa-iiiif-iriiiiweiil
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
at Greenwood Nebr.
Plattsm'th vs. Greenwood Manley vs. Greenwood
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3
at Plattsmouth, Nebr.
Manley vs. Plattsmouth Greenwood vs. Plattsm'th
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10
at Manley, Nebr.
Plattsmouth vs. Manley Greenwood vs. Manley
-First Game Called at 1:30 Sharp!
FOR TWO GOOD GAMES
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