MONDAY, OCT. 17, 1927.
page FOira,
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOTTBNAL
G
reenwood Department!
Prepared in ihe Interest of the People of Greenwood and Surrounding Vicinity
Louis Herman and P. A. Sanborn! Mi. and Mrs. Rex Peters enjoyed
were looking after some business att'-ndinji the Nebraska Grain Deal
matters in Eagle on Tuesday of last , ers association which was convened
week in Omaa hlast week, and sure had a
Louis Herman and P. A. Sanborn fine time wnwe mere,
were looking nfier some business mat- i Mrs. George rSolin, living
tar-c in f -.o-u. r. Timinv nf 1:1 t ' soi 1 1 h we? t er n nortion o
week. I was suddenly stricken with paral-
Mij Vai-.tto r.ilfw was visitine ! lysis one day last week and still re-
gig j a jjglApTj
in the
Greenwood
was
during the pas-t week at the old home
town. Unadilla. the guest of her many
friends there.
Fred Wolfe, the painter is work
ing this week at the home of Earl j
P.eanett ober near Alvo on a farm!
belonging to the John Murtey estate..
Wm. Franks received two carload?,
cf cattle which were purchase.l in
South Omaha, last week and will put
them on fel at the farm south of
Greenwood.
Frank Starkey. wife am: their twe '
daughter? were visiting In Green- j
wr.od during tn past w ck and were'
mains in very seriom condition.
Carl Johnson of northwest of
Greenwood was hauling lumber tc
the farm for the rebuilding of cattle
sheds and the repairing of some of
the buildings on the farm, on last
Wednesday.
John Livingston and the family
were visiting with relatives and
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Judge Raper
Decides Bank
Stock Case
Hold That Defendants Glen Boedeker.
Byron Clark and W. A. Rob
I ertson, Not Liable.
gue.-ts at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Slather.
Mr. J. F. Calfee or Lincoln was r
visitor in Greenwood on last Wednes
day and was the guest of her son
C K. C'r.lfee and family for dinnei
and a short visit.
O. F. Yo-ing and wife and their
dught'T. .Miss Judith and Karl
Hog;! vi re guest.-- at the home of
Mi. and Mrs. C. W. Routher for a
few davs last week.
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friends ot Plattsmouth and vicinity
on last Saturday, they being guest
; at the. home of Benton u. Living
ston and family during the time.
! The Rev. T. W. hephard was
'called to Bennett one day last weel
: to officiate at a funeral of Mrs. John
U. Goclfonour, one of the members of
the church there anil to whom Kev
Shenhard had formerly ministered.
Dudley Clause who has been with
the crew of road builders who were
here some time since renewing tht
gravel on the I). L. I), out of Green
wood, returned last week, he having
been working with the crew unti'
now.
On last Tuesday ever.rr.g the crib
bage fans of Greenwood were ovei
to Ashland where they engaged the
dev. t. s of this fascinating game in r
tournament in which the Greenwood
term "-as the victor by the score of
11 to r,7.
J. C. Lemon and Win. Ilartsook
were nctn sneiiing ar.u delivering
corn fo the Farmers Elevator eom
pary last work, and getting the cribr
cle ir -d for th1 coming crop which
will in a few weks be ready to gath
.T - ml cii'i.
I'ol.. rt Mathews has been negotip.t
ing i'r-r a hrrie in Greenwood, anr'
li":- !i.-r:i waiting for the making of
an rV.-trat on th oM time hom
f 11. 1-. L:!"ghlii. rnd which will
make a grod home for this gentleman
ai:d his god wife.
Mr. O. F. Peters va- a viitr at
F.i lis City for a short time Inst Sat
urday and r.m:nnii--g until Sunday
virlting r.t the heme of l:is (laugh
!T also bringing Mrs. Pet err
Our Repair
Garage
is kept constantly busy because mo
torists recognize it as the best and
most reliable repair shop for every
kind of damage a car can possibly
sustain. And, being practical men of
long and varied experience, all our
repair work is excellently and thor
oughly done, without unnecessary de
lay and at reasonable charge.
Frady's Garage
Phone 58
From Friday's Dally
This morning the decision of Judge
John B. Raper of Pawnee City ir
the ease of E. J. Dempster, receiver
of the Bank of CasH County vs.
Myrtle P. Atwood, et al., was hand
ed down after having had the case
under advisement for several weeks.
The court finds for the defendants
Glen Boedeker, W. A. Robertson and
Byron Clark, who were named a?
defendant stockholders of the closed
bank and releases them from any ob
ligation in connection with the ban!:
stock.
The other defendants in the case
had made no defense and their lia
bility at the former hearing of th
case here and the present decision
clears up the matter of the stock
holders liability in the Bank of Case
county case.
Lea Beck's Big 10-Piece Band to Play for Legion Dance
in the New Community Building Wednesday, Oct. 19th
ho::'
.-.tin
Guv
with him.
:; lh re
Franks wr,
she hav!'g ben
;i week or so.
o hns been mr.hing
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Liiicoln for some tunc
During this interval tTiese excel
lent American citizens have worker"
with a will, to make the state one
of the best in the I'nli.n and they
have with the other bar ly pioneers
suc( - (led in doing so. Their many
fri. rids in Greenwood and the sur
rounding community, called today
: :ul this evening extending congrat
ulations. th' friendly handshaka and
good wi.-lu's for the days which are
To come, wishing thit they may I e
fl:e happiest of their lives, which
have beer, most joyful in the realiza
tion that they hove did all possible
to make the !nni in which they have
i-ibred the better, and the peopb
with . horn they have lived most hap-ry.
LOST
Endgate for wagon, lost on Cedar
Creek road Saturday. Call phone
2515 or notify Kd Steppatt. ol7-2tw
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
H ) lb A hfhi HtS tti M tC'JfJhA
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For license to operate a Pool and
Billiard Hall.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned wilf on the 1st day of No
vember, 1927, at 10 o'clock a. m., at
the court house in Plattsmouth, Cass
county, Nebraska, make application
to the Board of County Commission
ers of said county for license to op
erate a pool and biliard hall in the
building on lot Five (5), Block (3).
in the Village of Manley, Cass coun
ty. Nebraska.
Dated this 6th day of October, A.
D. 1927.
olO-isw JOHN G RUBER.
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
MARRIED IN OMAHA
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Another 3ig Mid-Week
Feature
AT NEW
Legion Community
Auditorium
Plattsmouth
Wsdnesd
October 19
eo Beck's 3m
Band
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Tance to Linccln'3 Teadirg or
chestra (Capitol Eeach favor
ites) on the finest 5.000 square
feet of dance ilocr in Nebraska.
Bacciug from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m.
ADMISSION
Genti. $1.00 Ladies, Free
Spectators, 35c
Danes Every Saturday Night
1 Wh ".?
m f i n
na . arrivd in Cn-enwood and bar
moved on the L. M. Mow-ry phi'-r
and will r.ick corn for him as sr.nr
r;j the mrn if drv cnouzti to crib I du "nil Illost c-njojMble time with
(uy will farm m this communitv tu
Methodists Enjoy Rally Day.
One wf'f k since the Methodist
lurch of (5 roe n wood enjoyed a rally
The wedding of Mis Lucille John
son and James K. Akeson, of Omaha,
wan solemnized at the home of the
bride's sister, Mrs. G. O. Lines, 12",S
Pierce St., Omaha. Saturday, October
8th, 1927, at 8:00 r;.!ock, in the
presence of about fifty relatives and
near friends. The simple rinj? cere
mony was pel formed by Kev. B" t
Stroy, of the Methodist church of
South Omaha. Tho bride's neice,
Joan Lines, as llower girl, was the
only attendant. The bride was
charmingly gowned in a creation of
Rose Tan georgette with a corsage
j of ros-s and lillies of the valley. The
Ki'ooiii was inodir-hly attired in the
. usual dark.
I Miss Irene Pbilpot, of Omaha, had
charge of the gift room, and following
th- coremoiiy light r fieshments were
served by Anna Ma l ie and Lcnora
U.usand Cladys McNurlin.
The bride is the youngest daugh
ter of Mrs. D. M. Johnson, formerly
of .Veeping Water. Both of these
yi.ung people weie reared in and
near this community, and are well
and popularly known in this vicin
ity where they have a host of warm
i i i ads to wish theia Godspeed. They
me now at home to th' ir friends in
an anartment in Drake Court, Omaha.
The following people from Weeping
Water attended the wedding: Mr.
and .Mrs. Pert Jameson. Mrs. Julia
Jameson. Thomas. 1- raneis and Ellen
Akescn, Mr. and Mrn. Clarence Ake
son. Mrs. Mattis Breckenridge. Mrs.
J. L. Breckenridge. Dr. and Mrs. A.
O. Spocht. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wiles,
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Day. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hubbard, Gladys McNurlin,
Eugene Day and the Misses Lenora
and Anna Marie Kruse. Weeping
Water Rt publican.
John Scheel. Jr., of Murdock wa?
in the city I'rid.iy afternoon for a
few bours ar.d while in the city was
a caller at the Journal ofTice to re
new his subscription.
will
coming summer.
K. L. McDonald is in love wit?
the Wbipp't ear, which he recently
p'.:rcimsd from the Jirdine Motor
T.,nvt prri v. liich be hn; tlven ex
liPiisiiv use. with the result that
ho b".l Ir.d the very b-s .'ervi.'- from
to r.,.1-.- v.-fM-nn. which Ii" confidently
declarer, will sro r.nv place.
Tb- bojv- of the I. O. O. F. one!
evening last week getting together!
r h r. r. r' ' tre pi.o frm tti b"P
w'nere thy firip-r!y ri . ro t;-:e Tie-.-
oi;e
of the verv
sible. There wa
attendance
cent yer.rs
best programs pos
a larger crowd in
than at any time in re
and all enjoying the day
and eking all possible to boost the
church and Bible r.chool. There were
tiddrerses. -peejal song1--, .solos. di;;(us
sio;i.: and readings which were sure
ly enjoyed by the very Targe nr.'1
greitly interested audience pre.-ent
They were considering this one of
the very be. t days which the church
has Ind. and a great advertisement
t" r the chur'-h and its auxiliaries.
same time
p'lec'
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is a I
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the stover: as well, f.d rre nov
situated at the new place which
very cozy place to meet, and
th"ir o her gatherings.
Many of tl::- members or the En
campmcnt of ihr I..O. O V. of Ash
land live in Greenwood : 1 011 last
Wfdne.-iday evening we:.: over to
Ashland, to t':e meeting of !
there b"ing special interess
wa;; a scribe to be elect ecT
the place which was r.iartV
the death of tbir member
ie led
as there
to take
LC.'irt by
rnd bro
ther J. IJ. LaChappell, feme weeks
sin-e. !
Ti e
close.I
Crdumbus d':y.
place en er rt 1:
Am ri'-a. The
a gathering of
Lockr. Gcod for Grerrcod.
One of the citizens, of Greenwood
told the repo-tey thit one year ago
there were eleven v.man ouli3es ir
th" city, and that today, there ir
not v vacant plate, rind in many in
stances tbere are two families, living
in one licis". and still there has been
many residenee-, ertcd during the
interval. This IooIih g.'-od for the
town anc! nil the business men are
doing nicely. Make Greenwood even
a better town. It is up to you.
banks
on last
of
Greenwood were
Insliiv, it beirg
rnd when the greafes
to liv was discovered
day was celebrated by
the banks of the coun
ty at Union, where they were guest:
of the Bank of Union and it.s officials,
ancl where nil enjoyed a most pleas
ant afternoon and evening, they be
ing banqueted by the ladies of the
two church;-.'; of that hustling city.
Will Return Home Soon.
Mr. and ?.Ir.;. B' n Howard wh -have
been visiting in Greenwood and
vicinity for some time with friend:
from their home at Los Angeles, will
expect to depart for their home in
the west in about ten- days. Mrs
Howard who is a member of the
Daughters of Rebekah, on lest Tues
day entertained at the Tiome of Mrs.
J. C. Dyer, the mother, the members
of the Rebekah Kensingron of Green
wood, and where a most enjoyable
time was had.
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Celebrate Fifty Years.
At the h.:ni" f Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
nee Mat his, who have resided among
the perpl.. of Greenwood a;id vicin
ity for many long years and who
were very instrumental in the mait
ong of this town and community, the
excellent place in which it is to live
on today, Monday. October 17th. are
celebrating the passing of the fiftieth
aniversary of their wedding day
winch occurred back in the fall of
1877, when Nebraska was a new
state ?nd out west was but a short
distance west of Greenwood.
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Loses One Finger.
At the hospital at Lincoln early
last week Mr. John V. Stradley suf
fered the loss of one of his lingers
which was, injured some time since
in an accident when bis car ran into
a ditch, and nr. he was seeking to
protect himself from the overturning
of his car. the hand was injured, and
has, continually remnined in bad. and
it was, very badly affected, the mem
ber bad to be renrvecT. He i? still
at the hospital in Lincoln and is
getting along as, well as, could be
expected from the nature of the in
jury, and the very r.eriousness cf the
injury and affectation. His many
friends are hoping that the hand will
now soon be in its normal condition
again.
FoTind Cold Weather.
A. letter from Orr.nt Peter:; who
wiih Glen, Earl and Edward Stradley
and w'no nre in the upper parts of
Wyoming, writes that one day last
week they had a blizzard there which
(covered the country wit a four inciter
of snow, ancl the wheat) shocks which
they were thrashing were covered
with f"tr inches of snow. This is in
very great cortrast with the thrash
ing here, which is generally done in
the heated weather and one is look
ing for som place to get cool rather
Ithan some place to get warm.
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: Mrs. Otto Lutz waa a visitor ia
, Omaha? today where- she was called
to look after some raatrera cf busi-
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You expect your Grocer to be a pure food expert, with a knowledge of values and desire
to sell you only such goods as he himself would serve on his own table. For more than 37
years, we have catered to Cass county people who are capable oi idling our ability to
serve as their "Pure Food Grocer." Each fall we place our contra' s for Canned Fruits,
Vegetables, etc., and to enable every family to stock their pantry at the lowest possible
cost, we conduct a sale of ten day3 or two weeks' duration. This year it will be held from
Wednesday, October I9th to Saturday, November 5th
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Del Monte Peaches, 3Te!ba Srammcth or Yellow Cling, No. 2 cans
23c per can $3.00 per dozen
Del ironte Peaches. IIo. 1 size cans. 2c each, 5 cans for $1.00
Del Monte Apricots, No. 2l2 size. 38c per can; 3 cans for.
Del Monte Peeled Apricots. No. 2 size, 43c can; 3 forJl.
Del Monte Peeled Apricots. No. 1, 25c can ; 3 for
Del Monte Bartlett Pears, No. 2y2 sie, 38c can; 3 for
Del Mcnte Mammoth Pears. No. Zl2, 43c can; 3 fcr
Del Monte Bartlett Pears, No. 1 size can, 23c each ; 3 for
Del Monte Eartlett Pears, No. 2 size can. 29c each; 3 for
Del Monte Fruit for Salad, No. 2y2. 53c each; 3 cans
Del Monte Fruit for Salad, Na. 2, 42c each; 3 cans for
Del Monte Fruit for Salad, No. 1, 29e each; 3 cans for
Del Monte Pineapple, No. 2y2. 34c per can; 3 for
cans for
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Aluminum
Twin Chicken
Roaster
This is the first time this won
derful Giant Twin Chicken
Bcaster has ever been placed
before the American public.
Will roa3t two delicious 6-lb.
chickens and brown them to a
king's taste for holidays or any
occasion when the family is
large.
This roaster is made of pure
hard aluminum and a limited
number of them will be sold at
this price to secure quick dis
tribution. This is the most popular item
we have ever sold and it seems
almost incredible that it can be
offered at this price.
All the best Chefs in the
country cook in aluminum.
Del Monte Pineapple, No. 1 size, 23o can;
Del Monte Eoyal Ann Cherries, No. 2y2. 43c each; 3 for.
Del Monte Royal Ann Cherries, No. 2, 35c; 3 for
Del Monte Boyal Ann Cherries, No. 1, 29c; 3 for
SELECT PACK VEGETABLES
Norlhern Wisconsin Whole Green Eeans. G2c can: 3 cans 95c
Northern Wisconsin Whole Wax Beans, 32c can; 3 cans 95c
Northern Wise. Tiny Early June Peas, 32c can; 3 cans 90c
Northern Wise. Peas, extra sifted, 23c can; 3 cans 65c
Northern Wise, Sifted Sweet Wrinkled Peas, 20c can; 3 cans 55c
Northern Wise. Cut Beans, 16c per can; 6 cans for 95c
Eureka Com, Minnesota Early Crosby, 2 cans for 35c
Eureka Cut Beans, No. 1, 2 cans for 25c; 6 for 70c
lakeside Whole Beans, Wax or Green, 23c can; 4 cans 85c
Lakeside Peas, sifted, sweet wrinkled, 20c can; 3 cans 55c
lakeside Kidney Beans, 15c per can; 3 cans for 40c
King Bird Peas, 2 cans for 25c; 6 fcr 70c
Bel Mcnte Pumpkin, No. 2y2 size can, 15c; 3 cans for 42c
Del Monte Pumpkin, IIo. 1 size can, 2 for 25c
Del Monte Spinach, No. 1 can, 17c; 3 cans for 50c
Del Monte Spinach. No. 2 can, 20c; 3 for 57c
Del Monte Spinach, No. 2y& size can, 23c ; 2 cans for 45c
Del Monte AspaTag-us Tips, No. 1 size can, 23c ; 2 for 45c
Del Monte Asparagus Tips, large square cans, each 43c
STAPLE GROCERY ITEMS
FLOUPk Little Hatchet or Cream, per 4S-lb. sack $1.95
STAND AP.D PACK CORN Nc. 2 size cans, each-, .10
GTCE PORK AND BEANS The large No. 2y2 size, per can .15
PEACHES Heavy syrup. No. Zy2 size, 2 cans, 45c; 4 for .85
FIG BARS Strictly fresh. 2 pounds for .25
CALUMET BAKING POWDER 10-lb. tin for only 1.95
PINK SALMON Choice quality, 2 tall cans for .35
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OVAL ROASTERS
Probably the most talked of
i!em cf household circles, these
Giant Aluminum 18-inch Tur
key Roasters supply a kitchen
need in practically every home.
Thousands and thousands sold
this year, the country over.
And right now, just before
the Holidays, offered at a price
which only a lucky buy makes
possible. This never-to-be-forgotten
opportunity will be a
red letter day for every house
wife.
While our supply is limited,
we hope to fill every demand for
this splendid roaster. If you
would avoid delay, however, we
advise you to come early.
SHUCKING MITTENS The cotton market is high we own our mittens on the low market and have
priced them accordingly see cur stock before buying.
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