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THURSDAY, JTTIY 28, 1927.
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HEAP PAINT
100 lbs. Carter's Pure White Lead $14.00
5 gal. Pure Linseed Oil at $1.25 6.25
1 qt. Turpentine .35
7 GALLONS PAINT COST ONLY $20.60
$20.60 divided by 7 equals $2.93 per gallon
Why pay $2.40 per gallon for paint without either lead
or oil in it, when you can buy the purest for $2.93?
THINK THIS OVER
Frans Bros. Lumber Co.
Sell Oil and Lead
asterous fires 'which have swept the
little city, and many are fearful that
a like catastrophe might again oc
cur. The question has been discuss
ed pro and con. and the way to ar
rive at a satisfactory adjustment of
the matter is the election which they
are now hoping to hold soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trook of Oma
ha were visitors at the home of Tom
McQuin Sunday evening-.
W. II. Crowford and son, Ray,
were building some hayracks at the
ing over in the car of Mr. Nailor.
A most enjoyable sacred concert
was given on last Sunday evening at
the Methodist church, under the di
rection of that gifted instructor,
r,i Inst wt onu nf which ! Mr. William James. There was a
was for R. E. Foster. ! goodly number of people present to
after some business matters at the . A large number of merchants of ff 1 mon. . ?fe ?f
Give Excellent Entertainment.
The Union band which is a hust
ling lot of young men and good niuis
cians. besides Kiving concerts on the
streets each alternate week, and the
next one of this Saturday evening.
and for which every lover or goou
music should remember and be there
on last Sunday gave a very delightful
concert at Kamp Kill Kare, in the
late afternoon, to some more than
two hundred of the visitors at that
popular resort. The visit at the camp
was in response to an invitation given
by Uncle Uan Lynn and the good
wife for them to come visit and en-
Joy the afternoon at the camp.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. J. C.
Hansels' for a social meeting this
week.
Mrs. "W. H. Porter entertained a
number of girls at her home Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Porter was
assisted by Mrs. J. D. Cross In organ
izing a "Queen Esther Society." At
the close of the meeting delicious re
freshments were served.
ORDINANCE NO. 59
Plaj'ed at Manley,
The Union ball team journeyed to
Manley on last Sunday, accompanied
by many of the ball fans of this city
and vicinity, where they played witn
the ball tossers of the center of the
county, with the result that the boys
, it , . ! t-; ,WinW .hn initlatlnn llOfflP WllHUUl IJI lllrilUS auj wuvun
?p " p"s Z""'" : 'n"" : with them. However they had a very
last .wonuay aiitruoou- j mum-. .- i'- " " i !a tjmo
n. r t j . . i . : i . Ln't r il 'i i- .foninr QTlrl with - lint I 1 1 1 i t
PiAttstnm.th on Inst wxinea.lav. he ! ethers of the people of the other . v-on h the Manley lads by a score
driving over to the bigger city in j towns made a large number of de-
his ear to look after some business. ! votees to the great Agricultural and
A. X. Crowford and wife were call-! Commercial West.
f d to Nehawka on last Monday where ; Threshing is progressing very
thev went to consult with Dr. Kint-. nicely with the farmers, the weather
nr regarding the health of Mrs. ' being ideal for this work. Much of
Crowford. ' the v.-heat is being marketed at thi3
Miss Mildred Clarke has accepted time and the local elevators are hav
a position as operator in a beauty ing good runs of business. However,
parlor in Omaha, where she is bring-'some of the grain is being stored at
ing into play her accomplishments . the farms for better prices,
in this line. I Mrs. Hans Christeusen departed
Mr. and Mrs. A. V.. Propst of Te- one day last week for Red Oak. Iowa,
cumseh were visiting and looking j where she will visit for a week with
aftfr some business matters in Union 1 relatives and friends. It is not as yet
on last Monday afternoon they driv- j determined who will do the cooking
ing ov r in their car. j for Hans during her absence, Mont
Mrs. Xorir.a Robb and children, ! Robb or J. D. Bramblet,. they both
of Nebraska City, were visiting in i being celebrated' caterers.
Union on Inst Sunday and Monday,! Walter Vallery was a visitor in
they driving over in the car of Mrs. j Union from his home northwest of
Robb and visiting at the Mont Robb ,' Murray, coming to get some rye
home. 1 which he said was for seed for the
Misses Harriet and Margiret ' sowing of some lar.ds for pasture for
Chenev were enjoving a visit from the Ftcck tllis fal1- The seel wa3
their friend. Miss Bervl McClure cf : Purchased from W. R. Banning, and
Wavne, for the week-end. and th ' which was raised in the new orchard,
young people most thoroughly enjov- A- L- Becker was a visitor in Ne-
ed the visit. ' orasKa ny on Jast .Monday atter-
of twelve to five.
noon, where he went to deliver a
number of cases of eggs which had
been marketed by the farmers and
being taken in exchange for things
in the line of good fresh meats and
Hllrino- the Qft.rnr.r.ti ! S'""'5 ll,rz u 1 e UUUUU1US.
' i The business men have arranged
Oscar Nailor. the caterer, and R. : for on Wednesdav evenings a series of
H. Chrweisser, the hustler, were . frte moving pictures, and which
over to Omaha on last Sunday after- thPV are extending an invitation to
" . .",'t'It wiey were visions wun . tile citizens and farmers of this corn-
Mrs. Harold Nichols and children'
of mar Greenwood were visiting in
Union on last Sunday and with ;
Frnr.k and Anna Bauers were en-,
joyinsr a picnic at Kamp Kill Kare,
Open Vacation Bible School.
A Vacation Bible school in Union,
cf the two churches was opened at
the Baptist church on last Monday,
with some sixty-one students enroll
ed, and a very satisfactory commence
ment of the course, and one which
was very satisfactory for those who
were interested in the inception of
the move. The instructors are those
cf Union interested in the religious
and educational work of the city,
and who are eminently capable in
structors. The step is a very com
mendable one and should arouse
much interest in Bible study.
friends for the afternoon, they driv-
Atfeb
Garage
CHEVROLET
Sales and Service
A One Ton 1824 Ford Track in
Good Condition for Sale
munity to come and enjoy. The store
will be open for any trading which
the farming community has to do and
thus save an added trip to town
during the busy season
j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Royals of Lin
. coin were ever on last Sunday and
;with Mrs. Royal's father, Attorney
. C. L. Craves picniced at Kamp Kil
j Kare. and how they did kil kare is a
I caution. They ate their dinner in the
j shade of the stately trees, and visit-
ed with the more than two hundred
i pecple who were there, enjoyed and
;i5 s"st d in the making of an excel-
j lent concert for the entertainment of
. i-. . 1
i lie (iiinu.
Union
The Service Store
We are here to serve you
the best, and supply you
with the best goods at
the lowest price.
Our endeavors in 1927
will te concentrated on
giving you such efficient
service you will become a
regular walking adver
tisement, speaking only
good words for our store.
Stine's Grocery
Union, Nebraska
INebraska, f-r in Union the first of this week
jand was looking after pom; business
matters for the Lincoln Telephone &
Telegraph company, he being on the
plant division of the work and was
locating and doing some work in con
nection with the rebuilding of the
Western Union telegraph lines thru
this city, and which have been in
progress for the past few weeks. The
work on the lines thru here i3 about
completed and when they shall have
rotten far enough that the field of
work is nearer Murray, they will
move to that place and will continue
until they have the lines rebuilt
to Omaha.
Will It B- Water Works
There was a special meeting of the
village board on last Tuesday for the
purpose of calling an election that
the question of the village voting
bonds for the building of a water sys
tem for the added protection of the
property of the city against the rav
ages of fire- Many have ben the dis-
A DOLLAR WILL GO
FARTHER
on a savings account than it will in your pocket,
and it will come back to when you want it. If
you have a dollar you don't need, bring it in today
and we will give it a job of steady work at stand
ard wages.
Tin llartk of SJ
nson
UNION, NEBRASKA
W. B. BANNING, Cashier
Some Snappy JIules.
Early last week when J. C. Han
sel assayed to go thrashing with a
span cf mules which he had been
feeding pretty liberally and who
were feeling the good eats provided
by their master, thought to try a
spin down the road. They in some
way got the advantage cf their mas
ter in the contest to run and he see-
lrg lie could not stop them, and
discresion said for hirn to drop out
at the rear of the wagon and he did-
The team, seeing a gate open In the
barn lot of J. D. Bramblet, circled in
to the barn ward and one mule want-
ted to pass on one side of a large
tree, while the other mule-like pre
ferred the other side, and there 13
just where they came to their jour
ney's end, for the tree was too big
for them. Xo material damage was
done.
AX ORDIXAXCE DECLARIXG THE
NECESSITY OP ESTABLISHIXG
AND PROVIDING FOR THE PUR
CHASE, ERECTION AND CON
STRUCTION OF A SYSTEM OF
WATER WORKS BY THE VIL
LAGE OF UNION, CASS COUNTY,
NEBRASKA, FOR THE PURPOSE
OF FURNISHING A SUPPLY OF
WATER FOR FIRE PROTECTIOX
AXD PUBLIC USE, AND FOR THE
USE OF THE INHABITANTS OF
THE VILLAGE OF UNION, CASS
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
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that bring savings to thrifty buyers!
Bobolink Hosiery
A perfect fitting hose that is warranted
first quality thread silk. They give ex
cellent wear and come in all the new
shades. $1 a pair, or
2 pair, $1.85
Dimity Bloomers
Made of good quality fine dimity. Full cut
and well finished garments. Elastic at the
waist and knees. Very comfortable for
hot weather wear. All colors.
65c pair
The Old Settler's Reunion.
The matter of pushing the adver
tising of the "Old Settlers" reunion
which is to be held on August 12th
and 13th at. the picnic grounds west
of Union is being most thoroughly
done by the secretary of the organ
ization, Mr. C. L. Grave?, who is a
most accomplished advertiser! As a
result of his notices which he has
been sending out and which we read
in one of the papers where notice
was made, he receive-el a letter from
a man who sixty year? ago lived in
Rock Bluffs when a boy for two year?
anel he has indicated his intention of
being at the reunion if he could not
see any other of his old time friend-
except Mr. Graves, but he need not
fear, he will find many of them
Watch for the big bills which will
appear soon.
Home from the West.
V. B. Banning and sen Hallas,
who have for the past two weeks
been in tlie western portidn of Ne
braska, Kansas and a portion of Col
orado, returned home on last Mon
day, after having been out to see
about the harvesting of some grain
grown on lands owned by the Bank
of Union. Mr. Banning reports the
west enjoying the harvesting and
threshing of a large crop of wheat.
While the- view of Mr. Banning as
to the wheat in the west has been
very liberal, he was indeed surprised
at th". magnitude of the crop, a3 put
ting it in his wonK "there was no
end to the wheat in that region!"
While they were away they visit
ed at Venrngo. Imperial Grant, also
in Colorado, at Arriba, and other
points and at all the places they
were greeted with excellent crop con
ditions. It looks like the west was
sure of it this vear.
Bull Cslves fcr Sale.
I have a number of excellent Red
Polled bull calves for sale, better see
me while the selection is the best.
Thomas McQuinn, Union. j21-2sw
M. E. Shurch Notes.
The attendance at Sunday school
was very good Sunday, there being
101 preesnt. Everyone do your part
to keep the Sunday school attendance
up.
The sacred musical concert was en
joyed by everyone. Miss Sara Jane
James of Nebraska City gave two
beautiful readings that were very
much appreciated.
The men of the church are giving
an Ice cream social Saturday night
down town. The Union band will
furnish the music. There will be
plenty of home made ice cream and
cake. Be on hand to see tow well the
jinen can serve and also do your part
ias the social is given for the benefit
of the church.-
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Be it Ordained bv the Chairman f-
and Board of Trustees of the Village UH
of Union, Nebraska:
Section 1. That there be, and It
is hereby declared necessary to the
best interests, welfare and benefit of
the Village of Union, Cass county.
Nebraska, that a system of water
works be purchased, erected and con
structed by said Village for the pur
pose of furnishing a supply of water jt
for fire protection and public use
and for the use of the Inhabitants of
said Village, and
That such a system is hereby ere
ated and established from and after
the passage and publication of this
Ordinance; and
That said Village and its inhabit
ants shall be supplied with water fur
nished from a system of water works
maintained and controlled by said
Village; and
That said system of water works
shall be erected and constructeel of
such size and capacity and with such
reasonable provisions as may be re
quired and necessary to furnish
water for fire protection and public
use and for the use of the inhabit
ants of said Village; and
That said system of water works
hall consist of well, pumping equip
ment, pump house, water mains, hy
drants, valves, elevated tank, stand
pipe or storage reservoir, and such
other machinery and parts as may
be thoroughly and reasonably neces
sary to accommodate all demands
hat may be made upon such system
f water supply for said Village and
its inhabitants.
Section 2. That this Ordinance
shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and publica
tion, according to law.
Passed this 26th day of July. A.
D. 1927.
V. B. BANNING,
Chairman, Board of
Trustees
Attest:
CLIFTON B. SMITH.
Village Clerk.
(Seal)
Children's Union Suits
Made of fine count dimity cloth. Drop
seat. Long body length that insures good
fitting. Boys' and girls' styles.
49c each
Children's Sox
First quality rayon knit, neat tops. Wide
collection of colors and combinations.
Regular values to 35c, now
19c pair
PERCALES
A big variety of patterns in 36-inch fast
color light and dark grounds. A fortun
ate purchase of this popular cloth allows
us to pass the saving on to you.
15c yard
CRETONNES
New arrivals in this popular drapery ma
terial, comprising the very latest designs
and colorings. Must be seen to be fully
appreciated. The price is only
39c yard
Bath Towels
Here is an extraordinary value in a high
grade towel. Full sizes, 18x36 inches. A
regular 25c value at
19c each
Single,
Summer Blankets
size 66x76 inches. Neat plaid ef
fects. Lock stitched edges. A money-saving
value at this special price
89c each
QkeH.M.Soeiuxichs&ii Ch
"The Store of Big Values"
ORDINANCE NO. 60
AN ORDIXAXCE CALLING FOR A
SPECIAL ELECTION IX THE
VILLAGE OF UNION, CASS
COUNTY, NEBRASKA. ON THE
16TH DAY OF AUGUST, 192'
FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMIT
TING TO THE ELECTORS OF
SAID VILLAGE AT SAID SPEC-
Nebraska,' and not to be sold for
less than par, the proceeds there
of to be used for no other pur
pose than for the purchasing,
erecting, constructing and main
taining of a system of water
works for the Village of Union.
Cass county, Nebraska. Said
bonds to be issued at any time
during the years 1927 and
1928.
"And shall the proper officials
of said Village be authorizeel to
levy and collect annually upon
all taxable property in the Vil
lage of Union, Cass county, Ne
braska, a tax to an amount suf
ficient to pay the interest on
said bonds and also to provide a
sinking fund for the payment
of the principal of said bonds as
the same become due?"
Section 2. The polling place for
the Village Clerk, and shall also re-J
turn the ballots to the Village Clerk.
who shall keep and preserve i.:
same until further ordered by thv
Chairman of the Board of Trustee . i
The return of the election board shall '
be received and canvassed by the
Board of Trustees at a meeting for
that purpose.
Section 6. That thi3 Ordinance
shall take effect and be in force from
, and after its passage, and publica
tion, as required by law.
Passed this 26th day of July, A.
D. 1927.
W. B. BANNING,
IAL ELECTION THE QUESTION'
AXD PROPOSITION' OF ISSUING said election shall be at the Propst
BONDS OF THE VILLAGE OF Hall, in said Village, and the polls
UXIOX. CASS COUNTY, XE- shall be kept open from 8:00 o'clock
BRASKA IX THE SUM OF $18.- a. m. until 8:00 o'clock p. m., of said
SOO.f'O TO BE USED FOR THE day. The Chairman and Board of
PURPOSE OF PURCHASING, Trustees shall by resolution provide
ERECTING, CONSTRUCTING AND for the appointment of three judges
MAIXTAIXING A SYSTEM OF and two clerks to conduct said elec
WATER WORKS FOR THE VIL-ltion. In case any vacancy occurs in
LAGE OF UXIOX, CASS COUNTY, said election board, the same may be
"And shall the proper officials
of said Village be authorized to
levy and collect annually upon
all taxable property in the Vil
lage of Union, Cass county. State
of Nebraska, tax to an amount
sufficient to pay the interest on
said bonds and also to provide a
sinking fund for the payment of
the principal of said bonds as
the same becomes due?"
The location of the polling booth
for said election is at the Propst
Hall, Union, Nebraska. The polls
at said election shall be open at 8:00
o'clock in the morning of August
Trustees.
Attest:
CLIFTON 13. SMITH,
Village Clerk.
(Seal)
Chairman, Board of;i6th, 1927, and shall close at 8:00
Election Proclamation
for Special Election
Xotice is hereby given that by
virtue of Ordinance Xo. 60 duly pass
ed by the Village Board of the Vil
lage of Union, in the County of Cass,
State of Nebraska, a special election
will bp held in tbn Vill.nce of T'ninn.
NEBRASKA. TO FURNISH A filled by the Chairman of the Board in tlie County of Cass. State of Ne
braska, on the 16th day of August,
o'clock p. m., of the same day.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
of the Village of Union, Cass
County, Nebraska.
W. B. BANNING,
Chairman, Board of Trustees.
Attest:
CLIFTON B. SMITH,
Village Clerk.
(Seal) j2S-3T
YOUTHFUL GOLFERS
SUPPLY OF WATER FOR FIRE of Trustees by a written appointment
PROTECTION AND PUBLIC USE, I filed with the Village Clerk, or in
AND FOR THE USE OF THE IN- I case the Chairman fails to make said
HABITANTS OF SAID VILLAGE, appointment, the vacancy shall be!to the qualified electors of said Vil
AND FOR THE LEVY OF AN- filled by the members of said election J lafre tho following question and prop
NUAL TAXES BY THE PROPER board who are present and acting at : osition-
From Wednesday's Daily
There are several youthful golfers
in the city who have graduated into
the game through the route of being
caddies and who have established
OFFICIALS OF SAID VILLAGE, said election. The election shall be
SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE IX- conducted in accordance with the
TEREST ON AXD THE PRINCI- laws of the State of Nebraska tcru-
PAL OF SAID BONDS AS THE lating elections of Village officers
SAME BECOME DUE, AND ATI- except as herein provided.
THORIZIXG A X D DIRECTIXG Section ?,. Notice of said election
THE ISSUANCE OF A PROCLA- or election proclamation snau ne
MATION AND GIVING OF NO- published in some legal newspaper
TICE FOR SUBMISSION OF SAID published or of general circulation in
QUESTION AND PROPOSITION the Village of Lnion, Cass county,
AT SAID ELECTION. J Nebraska, for at least two weeks
prior to the date ot said election.
WHEREAS, heretofore an Ordin- Proof of publication of said Notice
ante has been duly passed declaring oi r.icciiun tuui muuc . aum.i.H
th nccpssitv rf nnrl nrovidinjr for filed with the Village Clerk. Said
the establishment of a system of Xotice of Election or Election Proc-
water works for the purpose-of fur- lamation shall state tno maximum
nishing a supply of water for fire amount and purpose for which said
protection and public use. and for bonds are to be issued by stating and
the use of the inhabitants of the setting ronn merem iue sam que-
Village of Union, Cass county, Ne- tion and proposition enure, anu snau
braska state the location of the polling place
Now, therefore. Be It Ordained and hours of the election.
lv th nirmn or,,i r?narH nf Trns- Section 4. uniciai paper DailOlS
tees of the Village of Union, Cass shall be used at said election and all
county, Nebraska: sncn oanois may u xu.u..c
Section 1. That, a special election distributer, at me is 1 ' ' V,. "
of the Village of Union, Cass county, the orucer cnargeu uy w
Xebraska. be and it hereby is called duties with reterence 10 oniciai oai-
and directed to be held on the 16th lots used at any general
day of August. 1927. to submit to tion. Under said question and prop-
the qualified electors of said Village osition on sam ou.t..
v, fn,..; h nrinted the words ES and
1927. at the nolliner nlace designated some records that bid fair to place
below, for the purpose of submitting them in the Johnny Goodman class
in tne iuture.
Donald Pitman, eighteen and
Frank Horsack, also eighteen have
been active around the golf course
since the establishment of the club
several years ago and they have
gathered a great deal of knowledge
of the game and its science from
watching the older golfers in their
play. Pitman has made a score of 31
on his playing and Horshack a record
of 32, which is a very fine showing as
the record of the course held by Dr. ,
R. P. Westover is 29.
the following question
"Shall bonds of the Village of
Union, Cass county, Nebraska,
be issued in the sum of $1S,
500.00 for the purpose of pur
chasing, erecting, constructing
and maintaining a system of
water works for said Village,
said bonds to become due in
twenty (20) years from date of
issuance, but payable any time
. after five years from the date of
issuance' at the "option -of the
Village of Union, Cass county.
Nebraska, and to bear interest
payable semi-annually, at a rate
not to exceed five per cent (5 )
per annum, with interest cou
pons attached. Said bonds ' to
be called "Water Bonds of the
Village-of Union, Cass county,
hp nrinted the
"NO." All ballots of said legal elec
tors cast at said election with an X
mark used after the word "YES."
shall be counted and considered in
favor of issuing bonds described in
said question and proposition, and
all ballots of said legal electors cast
at such election with an X mark
of tr tho word "NO," shall be count
ed and considered against the issuing
of the bonds described in said ques
tion and proposition.
Section 5. The Village Clerk shall
procure and furnish to said election
board a poll book in which the names
of the electors present and voting
thou v,o entered. After the close of
! the polls, the election board shall
'count the ballots and make a roturn
'of the result thereof in writing to,
"Shall bonds of the Village of
Union, Cass county, Nebraska,
be issued in the sum of $1S,
500.00 for the purpose of pur
chasing, erecting, constructing
and maintaining of a system of
water works for said Village,
said bonds to become due in
twenty (20) years from the date
of issue, but payable any time
after five (5) years from the
date of issuance at the option of
the Village of Union, Cass coun
ty, Nebraska, and to bear inter
est payable semi-annually, at a
rate not to exceed five per cent
(5) per annum, with interest
coupons attached. Said bonds to
be called 'Water Bonds of the
Village of Union, Cass county,
Nebraska, and not to be sold for
less than par, the proceeds there
of to be used for no other pur
pose than for purchasing, erect
ing, constructing and maintain
ing of a system of water works
for said Village, said bonds to
be issued at any time during the
years 1927 and 192S.
NOTICE
Anyone who knew Mr. and Mrs.
John Wilson, deceased about 1884,
interred in Plattsrnouth cemetery;
or their three children, Priscilla,
Clara and Tilda, or knowing their
present whereabouts please commun
icate with F. P. Marsh. 1912 Lvle
Avenue, Waco, Texas. Any informa
tion concerning this family will be
appreciated. 125-6d2sw
Miss Fern Jahrig was among the
passengers this morning for Omaha
where she will spend a few hours
with friends in that city.
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In ten years, despite fluctuations in price,
we have never deviated from our Quality.
Blue Ribbon Gasoline
Always meets ihe tests of better gasoline this we guarantee.
It is our business to know the kind of Lubricating Oil your car
and tractor needs. Our business is growing because our Quality
is better. Eight filling stations in Cass county to serve you.
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