THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1927.
PLATTSHQTJTH SEZU WEEKLY J0URZ7A1
PAGE SEVEII
Murray Department
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Prepared in the Interna of tho People of Murray and Birroundinjr Vicinity Especially for the Journal Reader!
.INCOUNS ,
The Least a Bank
Can Do
is to give you your
money when demanded.
The laws of our state guar
antee this to you if you do
business with a Guaranty
Fund bank.
Why Not Insure Your Assurance?
Bank closed Saturday on ac- "
count of Lincoln's birthday.
Murray State Bank
Murray, Nebraska
There is No Substitute
for Safety
Richard Dlx in "The Quarter
Back at Nehawka Auditorium, Feb-
ruary loth, and 16th.
Parr Young shipped two cars of
very fine cattle to the South Omaha
market on Friday of last week.
Herman Reicke was shelling and
delivering corn to the Farmer's Ele
vator at Murray on Tuesday of this
week.
Moss McCarroll of near Union was
a visitor in Murray on last Tuesday
and was looking after some business
matters.
TTT G. Baeflekrr was' a visitor in
Piattsmouth on Tuesday,' driving
over to see about some business in the
county seat.
Isaac Dye living east of Union
was called to Murray on Monday of
this week to look after some busi
ness matters.
Alfred Gansemer was a visitor in
Piattsmouth on last Saturday, where
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Murray, Nebraska
Good Used
Cars
Are your "batteries up?
Do you need alcohol in your
radiator?
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Radio Parts
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Everett
Murray,
he was called to look after some mat
ters of business.
Anton Rys of piattsmouth was a
visitor in Murray on Tuesday of hls
week having some business matters
which called him here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dietl were
enjoying on Sunday of the past week
a visit from their two daughters who
make their home in Omaha.
Herman Wohlfarth had the mis
fortune to suffer the loss of two of
his excellent mules by a passing
train on last Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Topliff were
over to Piattsmouth early Tuesday
morning where Mrs. Topliff was get
ting a refractory molar removed.
Herman C. Ross of near Union was
a visitor with friends in Murray on
last Tuesday and was also looking
after some business matters as well.
Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Brendel were
visiting in Piattsmouth on last Sat-,
urday and guests as well with friend:
in Omaha Sunday and Sunday night.
E, W. Milburu. the rural carrier,
was called to Piattsmouth on Tues
day afternoon of this week where he
had some business matters to look
after,
Mrs. John Urish departed for Dee
Moines early this week where she
went for au examination and treat'
ment for the restoration of her
health.
Floyd Fulton has moved west of
town to the place where Miller for
merly resided and will work with
E. W. Milburn during the coming
summer.
John Campbell shipped a car load
of hogs to the South Omaha market
on Monday of this week, and was
joined in the shipment by C. M.
Chrisweisser,
Arthur Blythe of Piattsmouth was
a business visitor in Murray on last
Monday and las looking after some
business matters. He is in the monu
ment business in Piattsmouth.
V. J. Philpot had two car, loads
of very fine cattle which he has fed
on his farm west of Murray, on the
South Omaha market on Tuesday of
this week, having shipped them on
iuuuua;.
Andrew Olson of Weeping Water
was a visitonin Murray on last Tues
day, lookipg after some business both
in town and at his farm, which if
a few miles west of a mile north of
Murray. .
James and Ira Cook departed or
last Friday for California, and are
making their trip In thejr car. They
had the misfortune to Have a slight
wreck near Grand Island the first
dajt.put. r
See the ad of . G
ai. .uinioru ior
his Rock Creek Oil Station and the
announcement of the placing on sale
of the new Ethyl gas, which is now
a new product of tfe Standard Oil
company.
Uncle D. C. Rhoden has been quite
poorly for some time and is kept tc
his home. His many friends are hop
ing that in a short time he. will be
able to be out again and greeting
his friends.
It it reported that while the rumor
was going around that W. B. Ban
ning was not going to the legislature
that he was provided with a very
fine seat, and a green cushion,, for
his very own.
George Schaeffer of Ferguson and
the family were called to Murray
on account of the very serious ill
ness of liis mother, better known af
Grandma Schaeffer, who has been
very ill for some time.
Dr, G. It. Taylor and a number of
others of the city of Murray, Earl
Lancaster, A. G. Long, Oscar Nail
or, Oscar Shrader, Earl Lancaster
and many more were over to' the sale
of W. A. Fight last Saturday.
Kemper Frans was a visitor and
was looking after some business mat
ters in Piattsmouth on Tuesday of
The Rock Creek
Oil Station
One Mile East of Murray
ON K-T HIGHWAY
Best of Gasoline
Ethyl and Red Crorwn
lubricating Oils - Motor Oils
Courteous Service
Confectionary Also Served
G. M. MINFORD
. Proprietor
DIAL!
Spangler
Nebraska
this week, and while he was away
the barber shop was looked after by
T. J. Brendel and Wayne Lewis.
Edward Murphey of Omaha and
the representative of the - Andrew
Murphey company who are distribu
tor of the Hudson-Esses cars waa lr
Murray on last Monday, interview
ing the Hudson-Essex dealers of Mur
ray. Lee Niekles was assisting in the
dressing of a number of porkers for
himself, Glen Todd and George Niek
les, on Wednesday of this week, and
on Thursday he and A. D. Crunk
were dressing hogs at the Crunk
home.
During the past week W. F. Nolte
sold and delivered a car load of
sweet clover seed which will be used
used for the enriching of the soil of
Cass county, and will yield many
times the cost in increased crops in
the near future.
G. E. Condra, state geologist, with
F. K. Warren and E. A. Neschutt
all of Lincoln were in Murray on
Monday of thla week and were mak
ing some surveys of the Eight Mile
creek, and following it down to the
river then going over into Sarpy
county where they also had some
work to do,
Q. T. Leyda of Bethany was a visi
tor in Murray on Tuesday of th
week and was looking aTter some
business matters in this vicinity
driving over to the capital city, dur
ing the morning. Mr. Leyda is the
representative of the Watklns pro
ducts and is making an excellent
showing for this line of goods.
B. H. Nelson moved from the house
which Charles Mutz recently pur
chased to the Dr. B. F. Brendel home
which is now owned by Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Seyboldt, and thus va
cating the one which Mr. Mutz pur
chased. On Wednesday Frank Mrasek
went to Piattsmouth and moved the
household effects of Mr. and Mrs.
Mutz to Murray. They are now nice
ly located in their new home.
A large number of the people of
Murray and over the eastern portion
of Cass county were in attendance
at the sale which was held by L. H
Puis, and at which the property sold
at very satisfactory prices, there be
intr two eoad reasons, one was tbeiViaea sneuer, iooa. protection
property was in fine condition and , la the one responsible for the welfare,
good stuff, the other being that the, the protection, the health, the happi
best auctioneer was handling the . ness of every other. There Is no way
sale. Nuf fed. It was Col. Rex ! that can bring success to the home
Young". t except that be governed by love. The
See the ad of the Murray State father roust love the wife, must love
bank, their notice of the closing of
the bank on this Saturday, when
hey. .will iakei,yaration and appro-
prlately celebrate the passing of the
birthday anniversary of "Honest
Abe" the civil war president of the wun tne weirare or tne entire nouse
United States, "and as a mark of hold, and he' Is commanded by the
honor and resnect of this our creat laws of God and all nature to cher-
nresident unfurl your flag to the car-
ask in? winr's of the crreat state of
Nebraska.
United Presbyterian Church
W. F. Graham. Pastor.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m.
Y. P. C. U. at 7:15 p. mj.
Mid-Week prayer meeting
nesday at 7:30 p. m.
Wed-
Home From Sunny South.
Late last -week, W. G. Boedeker.
Frank E. Vallery of Piattsmouth and
Fred Nutzman of south of Nehawka.
r.A lintmrv T-flt UAVC! otflV
,u. ww. -"'
in the south. They stopped first at ,
Harlingen. Texas, and the first man
to greet them as they descended from
the train was Don C. York, formerly,
of Piattsmouth.
The crowd likes
the south and
were high in their praises or tne veryl0i,jt wt. 2,400; one span black horse
excellent climate. The weather wasmuieSi 7 and 9 yeara old, wt. 2,840;
surely summertime there with the one brown mule, 3 years old, weight
native boys going farefoot, and en-'gsQj one yearling horse colt; one
joying the weather, which was veryibiack horse. 4 years old, wt. 1,600;
warm. Everything was green, and one black horse, smooth mouth, wt.
fine with the roses blooming and theji(Q50; one brown mare, 7 years old.
fruits on the. trees and everybody weight 1,100;- one bay team, horse
hannv. They also met John C. lork
who is also making his home in the
south.
The Drug Store Open.
Mr. E. E. Catheart of Lincoln, a
pharmacist, arrived in Murray early
in the week and took charge of the
drug store and how he did work a
revelation in the place, with a few
decoration and a slight chapge in the
furniture he made the place look ab
salutely different. This opening of "s gang; one jonn Mt-ere siaiK cut- tne. girt or Uod, In the chape of a
the drug store will be welcomed by ter; one John Deere riding li3ter: little child, and building it into man
the people of W.urray and vicinity ne John Deere binder; one 16-inch hood and womanhood is no little task,
as they have been desiring the store walking plow; one Rock Island 2-row and1 requires the combined efforts of
be opened as there is a demand for machine: one Sterlipg land roller; both the husband and wife, the fath
the store and the city is needing the one McCormick mower; one Western er and the mother to inculcate in the
enterprise. Drop in and see the new King riding cultivator; two New De- minds of the child reverence for the
place and how tastefully it is ar- Parture walking cultivators: one God who gave it life, and to become
ranged di3C cultivator; one Van Brunt press a good citizen and member of socicty
drill with 20 discs; one 3-section The job is big enough for the com-
ttt-11 n- xt i Tia harrow; one lister harrow; one bined energies of the two and one
WUI tave vaienune iiance. :Shrader corn elevator; one 4-wheel cannot do the job as it should be done
The Murray Community club, will hay buck: one Anderson over-shot without the hpln of the nther
give a most enjoyable dance for the
entire community and their fnends
on Valentine day, February 14th, and
have secured the University of Ne-
braska Collegians who ha e been so
trVvTi , h.r.Hr nm
KPAB in their broadcasting pro-
T : A rrnf onno i
smuui. even u ,uu u v..vv.,
and cannot untangle your feet for
a two step or so, you will surely ap
preciate, the music which the 8ggre..
ration disnenses. Remember the
date February 14th, two days after
mo BiimveiBBri ,
Abraham ufoln. '
Tvi n 4ac 4Ta TT aw
Herman Wohlfarth, who has a
thirty-six hundrad Incubator got the
machine which cost nearly seven
hundred asllam warmed "up and cn
putjijy ?? thi week lt on ef the.
dfc.k whic? certain twelve h4udr4
It any of the readen t the
Journal kno" ot any social
wntor item of Interest In
thi vicinity, and will mall
oo9 to thin offiea, it will p
pear oadw thla bedtn. Wa
an ail news twin Kujiob
Southland Jubilee
Singers
WIL APPEAR IN MURRAY
Saturday Evening, February 19th
at Peterson Hall
These are the same great entertain
ers to whom you have been listening
from the May Radio Station at Shen
andoah. Given under auspices of
the Presbyterian church. 25 - 50.
ct:s capacity, there being three decks
of this capacity, and which will be
set one week apart, thus allovving a
hatch of twelve hundred egeis each
week.
Mr, Wohlfarth will do cusom
hatching as well as that of his own
and will have baby chicks for sale.
If you want any particular kind of
chicks take you eggs and he will
hatch them for you. This is a very
excellent Industry for the commun
ity and should reecive the encourage
ment of every one, both in friendli
ness and patronage, for it is adding
much to the welfare of the city and
community.
.W-H,frI..T-t..I..W...
f BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON
4-
Sunday, February 13th
Br M- 8. Brtff?a
Golden Text: ''Let us love one an
other, for love is of God." I John,
4:7.
Building a Real Home
The home is the real unit of life
in all its fulness, and is a symbol of
Heaven, which It is intended to pre
pare us all for.
The home is the one plan which
makes a place of refuge from the
world, where there is true love and
where the husband and father prob
and
tne cnimren, must proviae ior tnem
a place to live, where they are pro-
tected from the things which bring
harm and irijury'to th" niemliers one
ana an. me nusDana is entrustea
ish and protect
the wife and the
children
When the husband and
father assumes the responsibility of
i providing for the members or his
PUBLIC AyCTION
I The undersigned will sell at Pub
lic Auction on the Robt. Young farm
four miles west and one-half mile
south of Murray; four and one-half
miles north and one west of Nehawka
and six miles east and two and one
half north of Weeping Water, on
I Thursday, Feb. 17th
coram encing at 10:00 o'clock sharp,
. lunch served at noon bv Oscar
Na,lor the following described oron'
,or' tne following described prop-
l'
norses ana iviuies
One span black mules, 4 and 5 yrs.
and mare, smooth mouth, wt. 2,500.
Three Good Milk Cows
One registered Durham and two
heifers.
38 Head of Hogs
Consisting of some fine bows and
one boar.
Farm Machinery, Etc.
Three set3 1-inch harness; two
sets' of light harness; one John Deere
stacker; Clover Leaf manure spread-J
er: one Newton waeon: one Rnck
wagon; one
island
truck
wagon: International
10-In. feed grinder; one power motor,
40 h. p.; one Rock Island 2 h. p. gas
"n,oe: one 10 avai cream
separator, eood as new: one hoer oiler:
' ... . .. . . . '
some prairie nay, ana otner articles
to numerous to list.
Terms of Sale
All sums of $10.00 and under, cash.
On sums over $10.00, a credit of six
u inu, yuivmoci w
bankable net. bearing interest
'at tne rate or eient ner cent ner an-
num from date of sale.
4
" . D i I
: Den lNOell,
, Ow&er,
Re Yeuw. Auetioeeer,
Glen Boedeker. Clerk-
4-
own household, he must realize that
there Is truth In that Scripture which
says that "He who neglects to pro
vide for the members, ot . his own
household has denied the faith and
is worse than an infidel."
Husbands, Iqve your wives, even
as Christ loved the church and save
himself up for it. No man has a
moral or other kind of right to take
a woman from her home and to make
a place to live without making that
a love nest, for the habitation with
out love therein 13 not a home, but
a harem. The home must be a place
wherein all the member's interests
and rights are sacred and are observ
ed, for every child has a right to be
well born and to a right surrounding
and right influences in which to grow
and reflect the image of him in whose
likeness man was formed.
To know just our attitude to the
other members of the family and to
society in general, we would do well
to stand aside and "atch ourselves
go by. This very appropriate poem
was written by Edgar Guest:
Just stand aside and watch your
self go by;
Think of yourself as "he," in
stead of "I."
Note closely, as in other men
you note
The bagged kneed trousers and
the seedy coat.
Pick flaws; find fault; forget
the man is you
And strive to make your estimate
ring true.
Confront yourself, and look you
in the eye.
Just stand aside and watch your
self go by.
Interpret all your motives just
as though
You looked on one whose aims
you. did not know.
Let undisguised contempt surge
through you
When you shirk, O commonest
of men I
Despise your cowardice; condemn
whatever
You note of falseness in you
anywhere. '
Defend not one defect that shames
your eye
Just stand aside and watch your
self go by.
And then, with eyes unveiled to
what you loathe
To sins that with sweet charity
you'd clothe
Back to your self walled tene
ment you'll go-
With tolerance for all who dwell
here below.
The faults of others then will
dwarf and shrink;
Love's chain grow stronger by
one mighty link
When you have stood aside and
watched yourself go by;
When you were "he" as substi
tute for "I."
Then does man get a slant at him
self and' his relationship to the other
members of the family, A house can
be builded or purchased well equip
ped for living, with all modern con
veniences, and -with all things sur
rounding to make it more desirable
to live in, but as Mr. Guest has writ
ten again in his verse on Home, "It
takes a heap of livin to make a house
a home." The floors are polished
like mirrors, the walls are hung with
the most modern of wall coverings,
and every appointment is just as you
would desire, with nothing to change.
The husband and wife are now nicely
ensconsed in the new domicile, and
everything goes along like a marriage:
bell. Still it takes a few babies to
be born before the house becomes a
home. Mc-vry laughter will aid much
to making the house a trulyhome:
the love of one another, the love of
the children, are each day adding
much to the sacredness of the place
and with every day, every week and
every year the place is becoming
more dear
Joy is a very important part in
making the place worth living in.
Then, as it can not always go along
like a song, and sickness comes, the
little one, or mayhap the mother
sickens, and there are loqg days and
nights of watching by the bedside
with constant ministration to the
loved one which makes it more dear.
It may be that health returns and it
may be on the other hand that the
form wastes away and finally the last
sad and laboured breaths come and
the life which we prized so much has
gone, the soul having left its tene
ment of clay for the other and much
brighter shore. The watching and
suffering has hallowed the home and
has made the place one step nearer
(a home. "For it takes a heap of livin'
to make a house a home." '
The wife also has her place in the
home, and that is to love the husband
and father, for the matter of takinc
Again, chlldren. you should know
.v, ,.u
and mother have Drovided a place for
you to iive, they have supplied you
with food and clothing, have protect-
ed.you from the heat and the cold
n a Ti-
Their
" vine. Ucx.6K,q
iOVe has mad
e it possiDie for you to
enjoy in Ha fulness all the joys of a
home blessed by all the gifts of Al
mighty God. Know In its fulness the
meaning of the first commandment
with its glorious promise, "Honor
fathr and thv mother that thv
'hKinnThSn? whiS
No nronerty.tty Qo(i Siveth thee." Thla weans
JK that there is a right way of living
J : : . .
and a wrong way of living.
We believe that we should dwell
peaceably with all men as far as it
t possible, hut siva me th loyal la4
wh will not ta.! my by 494 h.ar
tome one. deride hit father or hia
Bargain Wednesday!
3- piece Living Room Suite $119.00
4- piece Bed Room Suite 99.00
Simmons Beds, full size, brown finish, each. . . 6.90
9x12 Congoleum Rugs, new Spring patterns. . 11.95
9x12 Congoleum Art Squares, with two small t
rugs FREE. The three' for 9.65
9x12 Axminster Rugs, at 39.50
Seven Victrolas (Terms) $25.00 to 75.00
$600 Story & Clark Piano (Terms) . 250.00
MATTRESS REDUCTIONS
$25 best gradq Felt Mattress, for $ 18.00
$12.50 Mattress, priced at. . , 8.50
$ 1 0Iattress, now only 6.90
Christ & Christ
Piattsmouth, Nebraska
118-122 So. 6th St. Telephone 645
mother and who would rather take
a licking if such must be, rather
than hear some one abuse the dear
est friends he has on earth, his par
ents, for there are none dearer. The
manly lad who would rather light
even if he knew he was to get the
worst of the combat when it is a good
cause rather than to allow the rights
of others and especially his dearest
estor.
Piattsmouth, Nebraska
DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Bulk Garden Seeds - Nursery Stock - SLruhbery - Field Seeds
Tin Shop - Plumbing - Electrical Work
(jrosley Radios
Special on Auto Tires while the stock lasts we can (jet no
more at the price quoted. Better supply your needs right now.
Onito 30x3Mi Tire . .-. . .-..$6.65
Spring time work for the farmer is almost here. You will
need to equip the horses with new sweat pads. We have
Topatco Yellow Sweat Pads. 3 prices on the different sizes.
19 inch size at . . 50c
20 and 21-inch size at 55c
"22 ahU 23:mch'size at. . .7 . 60c
We are able to quote 'you a good price on your Spring Tin
work. We have a fully competent and experienced Tinner,
who will not only do you a fine job, but is a very fast workman.
Let Us Figure with You
Incubators ami Brooders are now seasonable articles. We
have made some very fortunate purchases in both of these.
We have the Hubbard incubator in 160 and sizes.
Hot water heat in copper circulating tules. Well built. Body
of genuine Redwood. These incubators will last for years.
160-egg size, each $26.50
220-egg size, each 28.50
500-chick stove brooder 17.50
1000-chick stove brooder 21.50
Our Radio Department has been a very busy one this season
and Crosley Ra'dios have been giving excellent satisfaction.
You may need new batteries or tubes. Let us put in a new s-et
next time you order. You will be pleased with our service.
New Low Prices on Standard
Makes of B Batteries
Don't forgft that we are carrying the full line of high grade
BULK GAKDLW Sl'ZLDS. New stock has just arrived.
We will be m a Position to Supply
All Your Needs in Seeds.
MURRAY'S
U. of N. Collegians,
well known 8-Piece Orchestra from University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, Will play for
Murray's Biggest Dance
A Valentine Costume Ball
mm n
Tickets $1.00
-iurray OomnHihify OSub
Prise for Best Costume!
friends trampled down.
Ever champion the cause of right
and the eido of the downtroden even
at the nek of suffering som hard
usage yourself. Again I nay. bo
peaceful with all people us far as it
is possible, but do not varrinVo prin
ciple and right for peace, at the prlco
of honor and principle, is no peace.
watek
n
Spectators 50c
ance