THURSDAY. APRIL 5, 1928.
PAGE SIX
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J'i-se JV11. living east of Union was
Flit-lling fend delivering his corn to
I'liion o f Tuesday of this week.
Mjs. Jl P. Clugy of Plattsmouth.
andfMirj W. H. Yonker and Mrs
Wm StJItrnan. the latter two of Den
ver.fvrr'j visiting in I'nion last Mon
day - i
Cbirh I Attebeiry was looking af-
t-r onf4 business matters in Oma
ha fr t' short time the latter part
of tb fek.
Elrner J Withrow was shelling and
d-li firing- his la?t year's corn crop
to tt.e .J.jcCarthey elevator on Mon
day t4 this wvek.
MUsifculaTt Niday was a guest at
the Lonior Mr. and Mrs. Jay Austin
fr kh' flay last Sunday; where all
enjoy& e occasion very much.
Win. ;order of Plattsmouth, the
repft-serifcitive of the Durant and
StarcaiY "was looking after some busi
ne: matters in Union on last Satur
day j f
I i iD4 Fr&ns and wife, with their
littlfoti were visiting in Murray on
lasts Sunday afternoon, where they
weie lguts of Dr. and Mrs. G. H.
Gilrnore.
ICtlpB jPtarsley who has been liv
ing jJUiihe Mrs. Parritt house for
some-; tiflse pa?t. moved early this
week to one of the houses of E. J.
Mougey.
David E. Eaton was a visitor in
Nebraska City on last Monday afterT
noon, where he was called to look
after some business matters for a
short time. j
Paul Applegate has Just had a
well dug on hi3 farm and walled with
brick and has an excellent weSH
which will serve him good in the
days which are to come.
P. M. McCartney, who has been
having a truscle with the flu and
also at the same time with the flu,
was able to be at the elevator on last
Monday, but was Ftill very badly.
Pred and Ira Clark were over to
Murray on lest Sunday afternoon,
where they were looking after, some
busines? matters as well as visiting
with their friends for a few hours
was wanting to take to maiket, the
mother hog, gave a scoot in an effort
to get away and ran between the
legs of Paul, throwing him up
against a door and more or less
bruising that affable gentleman.
Edward Maugay and son, Louis,
shipped two car loads of cattle from
their feed lots north of Union to
the stock yards in Omaha on last
Monday, where notwithstanding the
large receipts they brought $12.25
per hundred and they averaged 970
each, which makes the average for
each of f'ne steers $108.82.
T. L. Amick and the good wife of
southwest of Mynard, and Mrs. Ada
Karris and Edward Slocum were
visiting in Union for a short time
last Monday afternoon.
J. W. Banning and the family were
over to Omaha on last Sunday, where
Death Comes
to Eli Eaton, a
Pioneer Citizen
Aged Man Passed Away Sunday
Afternoon at Home at Union,
Aged 87 Years.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and their: they went to visit with Miss Pearl
daughter of Scottsbluff were in Union I Banning, who is at a hospital at the
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tisement, speaking only
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for last Friday. Saturday and Sun
day and were in attendance at the
funeral of the late- Mrs. Mont Ilobb.
Paul Swan is enjoying a new four
door Chevrolet sedan, which he re
cently purchased from the Smith
Berger people of Plattsmouth. and
sure Paul and the family are en
joying it.
John D. Bramblett and the family
of north of Union, were over to Mur
ray on last Sunday, where they were
in attendance at the funeral cf the
late John W. Edmunds, which was
held on last Sunday.
big city, and where she had to un
dergo an operation for the restor
ation of her health. They report
Miss Pearle as getting along nicely
and is hoping to return to her home
in a few days.
Cld Settlers' Dav Speaker
John Curtiss, who is a candidate
on the republican primary ballot for
unexpired term as Railway Commis
signer.' snoke here last Fall at the
Old Settler's Reunion and made
host of friends by his splendid speech
He was appointed on the Railway
County Commissioner C. P. Harris commission following a vacancy last
and the good wife and Mr. and Mrs. spring and is now a candidate to fill
Lee t a iris were over to .Murray iat out ti,e balance of the term
Sunday afternoon, where they were
attending the fu-.eral of the late Mr?. Robb at Rest.
i itr luaL sau i lira vtcric Biiiu uci
Word from Chilaeathe. Mo., is to
the effect that El!is LaRue and Glen
Niday who are attending the tele
graph sohool at that place are get
ting along nicely. Mr. LaRue is
also working at his trade as a barber
as well.
W. B. Banning and the good wife
the remains of the late Mrs. M. Robb
on Monday of this week, the ser
vices being held at the late home of
this excellent woman, and was con
ducted by the Rev. Bishop Schayler
of Omaha. A large number of peo
pie, from "not only Union, but from
nil rw di- Vi ii PAilnti Q o u-cll i .2 A l f
wf re visaing ni .Murray on last Sun- ferent tjons of the state were
dav and attending the funeral rites
of thfir old tinv friend. John W.
Edmunds, which occurred at the
Presbyterian church on last Sunday
afternoon.
Messrs. and MJtsdames Tony Sud-
duth of Union and Virgil Sudduth j
of Murray were over to Omaha on j
la?t Sunday, whwf they visited with
friends, as well as seeing a good
show, which they enjoyed, as well as
the pleasant ride home in the evening.
Uncle Wm. Craig has been kept to
eager to attest their love and respect
for this most excellent woman. The
interment was made at the beautiful
cemetery near Wyoming, where she
will rest until the Angel of the re
surrection shall sound the trumpet
when the spirit of the body shall
again be reunited to never part more,
and to enjoy that life forever which
lis without pain, sorrow or suffering
Had Friends as Their Guests.
The Baptist ladies missionary so-
his home the pa.;t several day on ac-; ciety on last Tuesday met with Mrs.
count of his feeling very poorly, and i Elizabeth Easter and her daughter,
has been kept tc hsi bed most of the ; Miss Laura, at the beautiful Easter
time. Ke is hoping to be able to , home a few miles from Union, and
be out again Ln a short time as is were entertained by these two gen-
also his many friends. ial ladies. A most appreciative pro
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Becker enter-(gram was given and, the - genial
t-ainetl-on lajft Sundav and had for -ladies served a most delightful lunch-
their guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter ( eoif which added much to the plea
Havenndge of Omaha, John Clarence , sure or tne afternoon. The mission
and wife of northeast of Union and ary society had as their special
Mr. Otto Ehlyers of southwest of guests for the occasion the ladies of
town. A most delightful day was the Methodist Missionary Society of
spent. Union, which is a great stroke. as the
iou will see elsewhere in -this , work which Doth societies are en-
issue an ad calling your attention to gaging in is a great stroke as the
the trucking which Ralph Pearsley work which both societies are en
i3 doing. He is ready at all times gaging in large and broad enough
to look after the trucking which is for many more willing workers.
entrusted to him, and will give it J
iiitr rij i-ii 111.cr111.1u11. ore 111111 iui i Will VT1VC jaJllalSL
your trucking. The Easter cantata. "Life Ever
The foot which Mrs. R. H. Chris- ; lasting" will be presented by a large
weisser had the misfortune to burn group of the musical talent of Union
very badly with hot water and ! and Nehawka. under the direction of
Pi' J
ounes urocery
Union, Nebraska
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which ha3 been very sore and painful
since, was able to be up on last Sat
urday and on Monday was able to
be down town and is well pleased
that the foot is getting better.
While Paul Swan was endeavoring
to load a large porker, which he
Faoimt!
This is the best painting season of the year
before the bugs and flies come. We sell
Sherwin-Williams Co. Paint
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Barn Red, in 5 gal. can, per gallon $1.50
Semi-Paste, colors and white, per gallon . 2.45
.S. W. P., colors and white, per gallon 3.75
j Certain-teed Paints
Barn Red, per gallon $1.35
White, per gallon 2.00
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Paul Schlichtemeier on Sunday, April
th.
The cantata will be offered at 11
a. m. at the Baptist church at Union
and at which time the Nehawka Ma
sonic lodge with the Union and Ne
hawka members in attendance will
join in the services.
On Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
, the cantata will be given at the
Methodist church at Nehawka for
, the benefit of the residents of that
j locality.
Another Dance at Plattsmouth
I Saturday nite. Modern and Old Time
music. 50c. See ad in this paper.
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jUnion, Nebraska
Dance at Union
FRIDAY NITE
We will give a Public Dance at
the PE0PST HALL in Union
on Friday Evening, April 6th.
MUSIC BY
-The Brick Dunn Orchestra
of Nebraska City
Ross Niday and
Henry Ross
From Monday's Daily
Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 at the
old home southeast of Union occurred
the death of Eli Eaton, aged 87 years
and one of the pioneer residents of
the vicinity of Union. Mr. Eaton had
been quite sick since Thursday and
his condition gradually grew worse
until death came to his relief and
brought to the close a long and use
ful life. .
Mr. Eaton has resided for more
than sixty years at the farm home on
the .. Sciota bottoms southeast of
Union and where he was making
his home with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Dukes at the time of his death, they
having charge of thf Eaton farm.
i ne teceasea was Dorn April iu.
1841 and lacked but a few days of
being eighty-seven years of age and
the greater part of this long life
has been spent in and near Union.
The deceased tame to Union from
the south as a young man and lo
cated on the farm, where he has
since resided. By his tireless efforts
and industry he has helped develop
that section of the county and make
it a fine and successful community.
He is one of the last of the pioneers
that have labored in the building up
of Liberty precinct and as the old j
friends passed to the great beyond
this rugged pioneer was still carry
ing on his daily activities and re
tained until the last the keen inter
est in the community that he had
helped to build.
In his lifetime Mr. Eaton was a
strong member of the Baptist faith i
and in which he remained a firm be
liever until death.
T.o survive this splendid pioneer
there remains six children, Mrs. J.
P. Clugy of Plattsmouth. D. E. Eaton,
John Eaton of Union, Mrs. Mary
Tillman and Frank Eaton of Denver,
Colorado, and Mrs. W. H. Younker
of Ogallala, Nebraska. The wife of
Mr. Eaton preceded h-im in death i
many years ago.
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BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON t
Easter Sunday, Apr. 14
By M. a Brlggs
mi,
4.
Golden Text: "Because I live, ye
shall live also." John 14:10.
tomb, which John had before stooped
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The Resurrection
The most joyous of all the events
which transpired, in the tragedy of
the crucifiction of the Savior of all
the world, the Son of God. who came
from the bosom of the Father, and
was born in a manger, that he might
be like the human race, and know
their needs, their wishes, their char
acteristics, and then at the end to uwn anu looked in; men uiu J01111
give his life for their salvation, we tollow feter into tne tomu wnicn
sav th p-r9 tet an,i mnt nvnn they found empty. There were the
event of the Master's stav on earth linen clothes which he had been
was his resurrection from the dead uouna Wlin ana ine napKin inai was
and the bursting of the confines of llea about nis tace. out tne i.oru was
the tomb and the comintr back to live gone. What great significance was
that he might be the very savior of tne empty tomb, which had held the
manirind Lord of all the universe. It meant
The celebration of this wonderful ard now means that when the Lord
which we call Easter, and celebrate of all had burst asunder the confine-
every year with such joyous acclaim rnent or tne tomu, tnai ne nau aiso
has to do with the risen Lord. All maae a way ior us 10 return 10 me,
of the events of Christ's life on earth "berty and to that everlasting joy
were most stunendons and challonirp in the association with himself and
our attention and admiration, and it I the Father
is no wonder that we love the one I am the Resurrection and the Life
who has made it possible for us to re- It will be remembered that when
turn to the Father, and through the! he was speaking to Martha, as they
love of the son who has done so much! were on the way to the tomb of Laz
that we may inherit that abundant larus, that he answered her when she
and eternal life which he came here said, "I know that my brother shall
to give. The hearts of the band of rise again at the last day" "and the
disciples were sore and they were Master said. "I am the resurrection
down cast and because they had lost land the life, and whosoever believeth
their Master, while they had counted on me shall have everlasting life, and
that it was he which was to restore I whosoever" liveth and believeth on me
Israel, both literal or material as well I shall never die. Delievest thou this?"
as spiritual, and when they had plac- Then was Christ on earth for forty
ed his body in the tomb and sealed I days and met the disciples many
the stone which locked the tomb, and! times, instructing them in the way
had placed a watch of Roman soldiers I of life, and when he had thus in
over the tomb. No doubt they were J structed them, he led them out to
discouraged, for had they not been in I the Mount of Olives, and blessing
the height of extacy and had enjoyed I them, lifted his hands over them and
the companionship of the very Son of I was carried up into heaven
God, and then to see him crucified! The' Power to Work
na Hanged to the cross, and when The eternal God. with the Son
the evening had come, saw his body and the Holy Spirit could have made
cui aown ana placed in a tomb. Tne it impossible for man to sin. but God
night had come and gone, the fol- jn his infinite wisdom saw fit to make
lowing day had also come and gonefa way where man might be an in
and the little band did not know I strument in the salvation of his fel-
what to do. The third day had cornel low man
and Peter and the other disciples,! Christ asked in last Sunday's les
and especially John the young man son. "What shall a man give in ex
and lovable, were in their usual place! change for his soul, for life everlast
and wondering about the very things ling." The answer seems to come
which had happened, and they were when man was given the opportunity
startled by the coming of Mary, who to do his portion in the salvation of
called to Peter, saying that "The the world, for did not .Christ say as
Lord is risen; the Lord is risen. he stood on the mount ready to depart
Startled and not fully comprehend-1 for his eternal home in the heavens
ing the great significance of the call land there sit at the right hand of the
or ilary, it took a moment to get tne Father, Go ye into all the world
matter arranged, but John the young and teach, preach the gospel to all
man and much younger than the the world, baptising them in the name
grizzled fisherman, Peter, was the of the Father, the Son and the Holy
first one to realize, and like a flash Ghost, and lo I will be with you al
he was away with Peter at his heels. I ways, even unto the end of the
Thev Find an Emntv Tomb world." This great commission con
As. they started, they ran together, ferred on man the co-operation of the
and-while Peter was a rugged fisher- i-atner, me &on ana me iioiy opim
man and used to hardships, and with to aid him iii carrying to the lost
a physique for the withstanding of world the good news of the Gospel.
hardshlns. the ao and hard work even unto tne enas 01 tne earin
was telling on him. John was a young We are doing the will of the Mas-
man, Just coming into the full vig-ter when we carry this story to all
orous manhood, and it was easy for, mankind. Perhaps, one man cannot
him to outstrip the elder man in the, do it all, but all working together
race to the tomb outside of the city j can accomplish a great deal, and ev
on Calvary hill, and therefore he ar-,ery one has his portion to do. and if
rived at the tomb first. When he ar- he fails to do what he should, that
rivert he -oral tort tnr his comnanion. much is being left for some other
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lieve the world is to be saved by f;.itli
and prayer," and said he, "I have
tornietl the practice when I ni't-t a
friend or other, as to that matter, in
silent sacred prayer (for such had
the master commanded) pray that
the Kingdom of God may come into
that life." I thought of this friend
Well, the Kingdom of God has touch
ed and made y,ur life like what the
Master himself would like to have all
our lives. Truly the harvest is plen
tiful and the laborers are few. Pray
ye therefore that the Lord may send
laborers into the harvest field, which
is the world.
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Peter, who had been the leader of the
little band, who arrived out 01 bream
from his run, and immediately, for
time and other occasion.
I was in conversation with a very
close friend of mine recently, and as
Iirom ma run, ana unmemaicij, -- .
jthis was his character, entered the -we have often talked, he said: "I be
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