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MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1928. page rorx PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUSNAI Greenwood Departments Prepared in the Interest of the People of Greenwood and Surrounding Vicinity An infant of Mr. and Mrs. John. Kyles has been very ill at their home during th past week. I O. F. raters was a visitor at Lin-' cola on Tuesday of last week, where te was looking after some business j matters for the day. Key Barden and George Gustafson wtr visaing with friends in umana for th day last Sunday and enjoyed the Tiit very much. Henry Wilkin was a visitor in Crrnwooi and Avoca on last Wed-ii-day. driving over to look after buFlne8 matters. We have received the services of J. W. Bronett of Lincoln, an expert on all autos. trucks and tractors, as well as any gas engine work. The Sanborn Service Garage, Greenwood. a30-tfw-Gd.P Mrs. Hex Peters who has been visiting at the home- of her sister, Mrs. George Wolters of Arlington, reports the sister as showing good improvement and hopes soon to be in her usual health. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckne-11. and the kiddies and Grandfather and Granmother W. A. White, were en- i:. A. Landon and the wife were ' joying a visit last Sunday at ine nome visiting for the day last Sunday at : of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bucknell tfc home of their son. Wayne Lan-I of near Elmwood. dor., northwr.n of town. The first of the band concerts Sir. Ella Marshall of Ashland was J which will be a feature of the life a visitor in Greenwood ana a guesi ' or ureenwoou ami tumLnuimj uu.w.t. of h r Filter. Miss Catherine Cole man for the wek end last Sunday. Rex IV ters who was attending a convention of grain men at Kansas City ff.r a number of day returned home last week, and reports a most , enthusiastic meeting. ! Uncle Grge Lambert who has b--n at the hospital in Lincoln for fKine two weeks is reported as being able to be up and around and hopes soon to oe able to return to nis nome BABY CHICKS WE HAVE THEM All kinds hatching every week. They are going fast. Better get your order in so as to be sure of getting them when you want them. Prices are right! Leesly Hatchery 2 miles East of Greenwood on the Louisville road. this season, was held last week and was greatly appreciated by all the people who were privileged to hear it. Dr.- ;Levis Moon and IVis little daughter Margaret, who has been so ill in Omaha for some time past, and accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Vick. were guests on last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. San born. Mrs. W. G. Renwanz. has been very ill at her home in Greenwood for the past week, which have given the fanl ily and friends much concern. Mrs. Renwanz was taken with the flu. and with other complication has kept this excellent woman to her bad for many days. She is. however, feeling some improved at this time. G. W. Holt and the wife were visit ing for a time at Plattsmouth on last Tuesday, they driving over to the center of the county, where they j were joined by Fred Ossenkopp and wife, they then going to the county seat, and after looking after some business matters for a time, they re turned, driving via Omaha. George Bucknell says that busi ness in their line is good a.nd he is I looking for a good season, in all lines, 'which is inspiring for all as that is tjust what they have been looking for. J The special sale which they held a short time since, was one which they are well pleased with, and all pat rons should be for the prices were in many instances less than whole sale prices. Attend District Meeting A large number of the members of the I. O. O. l and Rebekah lodges of Greenwood, attended the district meeting, at which was given the dis trict degree, the meeting being held at University Place, and which was greatly enjoyed by all in attendance. The State Laws Says That in approaching a highway, from a side road all autos must stop, look and listen, and see that there is no vehicles coming which might m any way cause a collision, and re sult in injury or loss to either party. This is a good law, for just last week Greenwood experience da most ter rible eatastronhe as the result of carelessness of the driving on public highway. In this wreck woman was killed and another jured as well as much property You can see these yellow signs. the one say ing STOP. State law them and be safe. better observe i i: l:.imeil that Al Kthrege has a new invention that is a dandy. lie b:is bis stalk rake hitched to his auto, and he claims that the motor gets so hot, with the work that it burns the corn stocks as well as rak- ini' t bem un. Well we have been looking for something like this. New Board. Organized. The city obard was orgaufV.ed on last Monday evening, and installed the new members and are now in good working order and a progres sive year lor the hustling city of Greenwood. Police Judge elected at the recent election. O. F. Peters, re fuse d to serve, as he was already crowded with time to look after his affairs, and the council therefore ap pointed L. V. SchanVr to the position. Poultry Wanted! DIRECT FROM FARMERS We will have a Chicken Car on track, Burlington Depot, Plattsmouiln Neb. TWO DAYS Wednes. - Thursday May 2nd-3rd Highest Cash Prices for Your Poultry, Eggs and Cream Call Us before Selling Your Poultry Lee Nicklcs, labor on patrol. 18.00 Frank E. Coleman, salary, extra help 84.00 R. P. Coatman, salary, gar age work 82.00 Elmer J. Rummel, salary 80.00 Standard Oil Co.. supplies 65.37 P. Melchoir & Son, magneto repairs , 18.64 Frank Read, salary, expense, help 96.45 Standard Oil Co., supplies 26.76 Standard Oil Co., supplies 61.77 13.50 CASS-SARPY BRIDGE FUND Albert Cotner. salary $ Joe Wooster, salary Theodore Svoboda, salary Win. McCrary, salary Pestor & Swatek. nidse. and labor C. E. Hartford, coal , McCarty & White, gasoline Plattsmouth Motor Co., gaso line Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co.. rent and tolls King of Trails Rridge Co.. payment on contract 2911 The Hoard adjourned to meet Wednesday, April 4ih. 192S. GEO. R. SAYLES, County Clerk 95.00 95.00 95.00 50.00 9.60 13.50 1.06 5.69 . 10.20 45 on 8.00 2.75 2.82 6.00 13.00 2.62 57.63 30.00 9.00 19. 8S 13.60 3.75 11.25 a 6.00 LOCAL NEWS I have some excellent! Dr. Heineman, iJentist, Hotel Main Blcg Phone 527. Fr-'T; T!.ur.J:.r I't! W II Hell of Louisville was here jj meg Qf SqqL C01T1. AllV T I t .1 1 ' I dll' 1 1 V. 111' ' 1 '".-. t y n ventioii. St:ts of In ion was here to snen.t a lew some matters or ' Your local dealers give yon personal service that you cannot get from a Once-a-Week" deal and only a few months in the year, at that. We support the activities of the community by taxation and personal service. We carry our money in vour local banks. Tvo An .i ti vnnr Inrul deplpTS who ITIpnf tc r Sl1PfPCQ give you service six (6) days in the School Entertain- ;-ors;e ve.--.rday aftern"n Louts looking after quantity can be furnish ed. Following varieties: College Hill Entertainment at Opera House Pleases Large Crowd Home Movies Shown week. YOURS TRULY Moye Produce Co. Phone. 391 The Ashland was ' spend a few i some matters of , lu.-in--. IVt-r Halmis of n-ar in th city today to rui attending to ::. t Kobb. the republican war h..ise of Liberty precinct, was here today U sr"-nd a few hours lsiting i;h ii ier.ds. Henry K. Nohing. Raymond Cook ard Klmer Tritsch were among the WjI Kuizht Templars to attend the s'at' comma ndcry at Omaha today. WilJiiui Starkiohn was a visitor in Oiuaha today where he spent a few fcr-urr at th hospital with 1-Mward Stfppat who is there recovering from the e;T-ets of an operation. 11 A. Td. Judge Herman R. Sehmidt and William Weddell were mvng the republicans from Elm wood precinct to attend the county convention in this city today. It. K. Dill, one of the prominent residents and assessor of South Bend precinct, wa here today to iook auer som1 miners at the court house and al.-o attending the democratic county convention. J. A. Gardner, the veteran editor .f the Eagle Ik-aeon and John Adams of Eagle were here today to mingle with the republicans at the county convention and also to look after some m'atters of business. Mrs. T. J. Todd departed this morn ins f"r her home at Kearney, after Ixins here for a few days visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mauzy and was accompanied as far as Omaha by her mother. Mrs. Mauzy. Bucher Leaning Reed's Improved Cattle King Charles White (Red Cob) All 100-Day Corn White- Cap and new Minnesota Number 13 80-Day Corn Northwestern Red Corn A good 60-Day Variety Ten cents above market price to seed dealers. W. E. Failing Greenwood MARRIED IN LINCOLN From Friday's Paily Sheriff Uert Reed was at Lincoln today where he was called to look after some matters of musiness. j Clifton It. Smith of the Rank of I'nion. was here yesterday to spend m few hours and while here 'was a caller at the Journal office. Mrs. Seward Day and Mrs. Dangar Iaurtenzen of 'Weeping Water were here yesterday to attend the demo cratic comity convention. Hon. Charles K. Noyes, chairman of ine republican county committee, came in yesterday from his home at Iuisville to attend the county convention at the court house. J. C. Eemon and Carl Stander prominent residents of the west part of the county were here yesterday to attend the democratic county con vention vttiich was held at the court house. Miss Ikra McNurlin. who was visiting at Havelock with her sister, Mrs. R. A. Barrett, returned home yesterday afternoon, reporting a most delightful visit with the relatives at that place. Paul Stander, living south of Greenwood, for some time, where he has been quietly fanning and ever a hard worker, but not confiding many of his secrets to his-friends, quietly slipped away to Lincoln one day last week, and there at an early hour, was united in marriage with Miss Marie E. Eckery of that place. They returned the same day to Greenwood, where Paul had ia home nicely fur nished for the bride, and where they are at this time living happily. The Journal joins with the many friends of the bride and groom in extending congratulations and well washes to them and the hope that their life may be a blessing to the community in which they may reside. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stander of north of Green wood and the bride a young lady of much culture and accomplishment in her home town of Lincoln. entertainment given at the I opera house on Thursday evening ot i last week by the College Hill school. f-ponosred by the teacher. Miss Ma tibia Sfohlmjin. was a decided succe: Miss Marie Kaufmann. teacher in th PlurUtmouth schools, who has toured Europe extensively, where she has taught and studied, was present a: the entertainment with pictures oi Switzerland and the island of Mar ken. Holland, which were very in structive and interesting, while sonv local pictures fche showed proved very entertaining. , One picture of Dorothy and Irene Kiester was specially good, these popular little singers having appear ed often on different programs and they also have been heard over the radio, so their picture on Miss Kauf niann's film were generously applauded. county Agent J.. ii. snipes was present and gave a splendid address He stated that Cass county rank: among the highest in club work and in receiving the highest awards. He also stressed the aims and the import ance of our county fair. Mrs. Snip accompanied him and gave a splendid reading, liss .Mallnuu Joclmn ana Carl Vogler also gave pleasing read ings and were heartily applauded. several beautitul songs were given by Malinda Jothim, Florence Weg ener, Ailene Ragross, Clanence Ells wortn. and uriand stonlman, accomp anied by Miss vera Rahrdanz, on the piano. ; v large crowd was present to enjoy this splendid program and the pro ceeds will be used entirely for school purposes. Louisville Courier. OFFICIAL PROCEED INGS Of THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (Continued from page 2.) Oil ire tit t o i tv m MissHM':its of CnMN I'ounty Plattsmouth, N'ebr.. April 4, 1928. P.oard met as per adjournment. Present. C. D. Spangler, Fred II. or der and C. F. Harris. County Com missioners'; Geo. R. Savles, County Clerk. The following business was trans acted in regular form: Contract with J. N. Elliott, su perintendent of county farm made for year ending April, 1929. Pond of J. X. Elliott, superintend ent of county farm, tiled and approved. Claims Allowed Claims as listed on the various funds, were allowed by the Board: GENERAL FCXD II. Sievers. salary, laundry.-? 105.50 Will T. Adams, salary for March ' 104.17 Dr. J. F. Prendel, services and fu in i gators 136. SO Anna E. Leach, salary for March 55.00 Alpha C. Peterson, salary and mileagd. 20C.30 G.. O. Schwenneker, balance on Co. farm barn 41.90 C. D. Spangler, salary and mileage 129.10 John E. Turner, office ex pense 12.15 Golda Xoble Heal, fees. State vs. Stull 172.95 Lincoln State Hospital, care of C.-W. Clark Bothwell Grocery, provisions to poor D. L. Fate, one mop to the county farm Klopp Prtg. Co., supplies to county farm K. D. Printing Co., supplies, claim Xo. 175 133.84 Xehawka Enterprise, printing envelopes Alumni Bakery, bread to the county farm Jessie M. Robertson, refile of mortgage C. D. Spangler, freight, ex press, phone calls Rex Young, salary, mileage. Airs. Dora Fleischman, care of blind brother B. 11. Xelson, clover seed to farm 43 DRAG FUND Henry Knaup, dragging roads in RD No. 7 $ Henry Obernolte, same. RD 7 Louis Sc hmidt, same, RD 7 Harry Stock, same, RD 7 Milo Buskirk, same, RD 7 M. G. Mendenhall, same, RD Xo. 15 Henry Obernolte, same, RD Xo. 15 Kenneth Ferfis, same, RD 10 H. F. Hennings. same, RD 2 Ralph Meisinger, same, RD 2 Fritz Kaffenberger. same, RD Xo. 2 E. -M. Schomaker, same, RD Xo. 10 Ed Fitzgerald, Jr., same, RD Xo. 10 Howard Lohnes, same, RD 2 Leroy Meisinger, same, RD 2. Henry Schaefer, same, RD 14 F. M. Cole, same, RD 14 Henry J. Thiele, same, RD 9 Joe Sheehan, same, RD 8 Wm. Kitzel. same. RD fi C. A. Alt house, same, RD C Ray Eikcrmann, same, RD (I Adolph Bockelnian, same, RD Xo. 6 Wm. Luetchens, same. RD 7 Simon Brakhage. same. RD 7 Frank Hemke, same. RD 7 Harry Stock, same, RD 7 Win. Richards, same. RD 4. Walter Stroy, same, RD 7-T A. J. NeitzeL same. RD 7 S. S. Peterson, labor, RD 5. Jacob Witt, dragging roads. RD 5 SS.50 Ray Campbell, same, RD 27 ROAD FUND A. J. Scha fer. road work in RD Xo. 9 ? Ralph Meisinger. same, RD 2 Frank Mrasek, trucking, RD Xo. 10 C. W. Stoehr, road work in RD Xo. 1 Will Harley, same, RD 15 49.50 61.35 45.15 27.50 8.50 7.87 7.50 25.05 7.15 13.00 31.50 7.50 5.25 13.00 12.00 7.15 7. SO 10.50 S.25 1.9 5 9.00 b. t il 1(5.50 15.00 6.75 66.40 5.85 9.00 7.50 11.0 11.60 -85.50 Jacob Witt, same, RD 5 William Richards, same. RD No. 4 Louis Schmidt, same, RD 7 F. M. Cole, same, RD 14 BRIDGE FUND Jacob Witt, bridge work $ Wm nicHardu same i Louis Schmidt, same F. M. Cole, same Searl & Chapin, material 48.J1 Fred MtCIeery, freight on sand 24.30 Frans Bros. Lumber Co., lum ber 8.C5 Ringer Lumber Co., matl 34.55 Lyman Richey Sand Co., car of sand and gravel 39.60 Fred McCleery, concrete box. Center precinct 154.37 COMMISSIONER'S FUND 1st District Murray Garage, repairs and labor 1 ? 33.25 Bud Nickles, grading work. 104.50 Alvin Bartlett, grading work 64.00 CO. HIGHWAY FUND S. S. Peterson, material and repairs ? Dinger Lumber Co., matl Plattsmouth Motor 'Co., sup plies. Patrol No. 1 Herman Dall, labor and ma terial Sinclair Ref. Co., gas and kerosene Oscar E. Dowler, salary and expense F. H. Baldwin, material and repairs Edcl Kelly, labor on patrol-- Henry W. Christensen, sal ary, helper, storage Aug Krecklow, building road drag C. F. Harris, freight and tel ephone calls 9.60 72.00 io: 2.69 . 92.98 8.25 9.13 92.30 17.00 The Board Tuesday, May adjourned to meet 1st. 192S. GEO. R. SAYLES. County Clerk 98 on 10.50 50.25 HAD RECORD CROWD A new high record was set in at tendance at Legion old time dances Saturday night, probably due to it being an '"off" night for the bi-weekly club dances at Cedar Creek, and a good many from that vicinity were among those present. There was also the usual large crowd from Murray, Rock Bluff. Union and Xehawka. un weanesaay nignt Pat Krohs orchestra will be here for their final engagement until after Labor day. as they start playing regularly for the summer at Peony park. Several films based on Spanish classic drama are to be made by pro ducers in Spain this year. AA AAA 13 1.70 2 1.: CALVES WANTED See L. C. Likewise or T. II. Tol- li-rV- Plattsmouth. Phones No. 1 and 36. a30-2sw HONOR TRACK MEN From Friday's Daii? The university of Nebraska athletic department, which has been honor ing with numberals members of the various track teams over the state, has designated for this honor three Plattsmouth high track stars. Jack Hatt, Bernard Galloway and George Perry, citing these three stars for their exceptional servicea in the track and field sports during the present track season. The local school is well pleased that their fellow students have been given this award by the athletic board of the state university VIRGINIA ROADS BLOCKED MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST A music- memory contest was held at the Taylor school house in distric t ."So. j , on Friday afternoon at 2:30 mat proved a most interesting fea ture of the school year in the distric t. The young people have been study ing me numbers used in the tests. for the past six weeks and they have taken the. greatest interest in this line ot musical education and made many tine showings in the contest l ne name or the selection, the authM- A 1. . A ? . aim ine nauowa my oi tne composer were all reo.um.-d to be given and tne Knowledge of the pupils in this line of work was surprising. 1.1 Vw r-nnti.L'f ....... .1 .... 4 and 8 were participating and the first prize was awarded to Grace weicn, grade Xo. 5; the second prize to irank Hierl, grade six. and the third prize to Arnold Buechler, grade nve. "Arcadia" Convalescence ternitv Homes Choice of Phone 193-W. Box 114. and ma doctors. m8-tfw Harrisonburg, Va., April 27,-r At a season when its famous apple or chards are usually; in bloom, the Shenandoah valley tonight was snow bound. After 12 hours of virtually incessant snowfalls, highway officials reported that roads wee blocked with drifts iu places sis feet deep. PASTURE FOR RENT Some good pasture. Want 20 horses. John Fischer, Mynard. a23-2tw Crane. Curyea &. Murtey. ma terial COM M ISSION EU'S FUX D 1st District Ofe Oil Co.. iractor oi! s ,;.o') G. A. Pop- Oil Co.. supplies. 35.13 Omaha Road Equio. Co., for tra'tor repairs 5.3- W. J. Partridg". taking out stumps 25. SO J. I). Adams Co., Idades 13.!)o Standard Oil Co.. supplies 52.9 1 COMMISSIONER'S Fl'XD 2nd District. Lincoln Road Equipment Co.. lubricant $105. 'i I Omaha Road Equipment Co., tractor repairs 35.0 S Eli Keckler. graderman, HO Xo. 2 13 6.70 Ernest Mann, eiigincman, IK! Xo. 2 Lincoln Road Equip Co.. for tractor repairs Lincoln Road Equipment Co., lubricant. 106.59 Anton Atierswald. labor and merchandise 5.90 Standard Oil Co.. supplies b'J.iU Crane. Curyea & Murtey, for material l 3. SO COMMISSIONER'S FUND 3rd District Harry Schaefer, graderman. HG Xo. 4 ? 33.00 Fred Ruetc r, enginenian, 11(5 Xo. 4 31.00 Frank Plyiuale. work cm trac tor 3.00 Crane. Curyea & Murtey. ma terial CO. HIGHWAY FUND Kroehler Hardware Co., mer chandiser $ Hawk eye Main. Co.. repairs. Ofe Oil Co.. supplies Omaha Road Equip. Co., for trac tor repairs Andrew Uhe, labor on niain- tainer 3.50 John Iverson, labor and ma terial 6.00 Lincoln Road Equip. Co., for tractor repairs 6. SO Oeiger & Putney, repairs 4.67 Hawkeye Main. Co., repairs- 22.50 Int. Harvester Co., repairs 4.50 Omaha Baum Iron Store, for bolts and steel 13.10 Nebr. Culv. Mfg. 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Graves, phone No. 605, Plattsmouth, Nebr. a30-5w blades Leo Switzer, gasoline- about' O. hwitzer, labor, kerosene. telephone Peter Mann, part salary. Coatman Hardware Co.. mdse. Crane. Curyea & Murtey, ma terial ; Standard Oil Co..' supplies Jess Warga. one 5-gal. can Sinclair Refining Co" gasoline 7.15 'A I t. IY if IS. 00 S9.25 50.00 41.80 9.06 3S.95 2.55 S.38 Model No. 190 Sizes 34 to 48 College Girl Model 1 98 is a leading seller in this lead ing line. Beautifully made of pink rayon material, thru which is woven a lustrous novelty stripe effect. Fash ioned with mercerized elas tic adjusting panels. Comes in all sizes from 34 to 48 bust measure and is offered for only $3.50. Identically suited to the average or full type of woman. Has the hidden inner belt that works such miracles with the figure. Model No. 2020 "The Shop of Personal Service" Telephone 61. AAA A Modd:l X T Plattsmouth, Neb. X