THITBSDAY, DEC. 6, 1928.
PLATTSUOUTH SEMI WEEKLY JOU2&&L
PJ.S2XIY3
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Murray
Dep
artment
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and 8vroundinr Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readers
If any of the rederi of tta
Journal roar of any social
event or lcta of Interest la
this TlchUty. and -will mail
tme to tt,in office. It will p
pear under this neadisr- Wt
wuit all Dwttm Editob
WEEPING WATER
ANNOUNCING
Dr. John T. Eagleton
Physician and
Surgeon
Office with and will practice with
Dr. G. H. Gilmore, Murray, Neb.
Dr. G. H. Gilmore was a riaitor
in Nehawka called there on profes
sional business a couple of days last
week.
Vaclav Mickluskey the blockflmith
was a visitor in Omaha for over the
week end, and returned to his work
here on Monday.
Dr. J. F. Brendel was called to
near Union to look after some sick
ness for two days during the latter
portion of last week.
A. J. Ross of near Nehawka was
a business visitor in Murray on last
Monday and was also visiting with
his many friends here.
Miss Clara Ralney was spending
the week end at her home in Platts
mouth returning early Monday to
take up her school work. .
C. M. Reed who has gotten a por
tion of his corn picked was on last
Monday building a fence so he could
pasture the stocks from which has
been picked.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Davis and E.
S. Tutt were visiting and looking
after some .. business, matters in
Plattsmouth for a short time on last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Thompson and daugh
ter. Ina, were visiting at Auburn
they departing for that place on last
Tuesday morning where they are still
visiting with relatives.
Albert Wolfe was a visitor at his
home in Nehawka for the week end,
and with the wife and daughter were
visiting in Omaha on Sunday as well
as attending a show there.
Louis Shumaker of near Nehawka
was a visitor in Murray for a short
time op last Monday inorning while
on his way to Plattsmouth to loon
p.fctr some business matters.
Ed Gansemer from west of town
was in the city on last Monday for
the first time with the Farmer's Oil
Company truck, and was looking af
ter some business for the company.
W. O. Troop had the misfortune
to lose , one of . his valuable steers
which, he was feeding, the animal
That Eiigine
of yours ; ;
has been tbroflgn' a hard s'um-
mer.Countless punishing miles
have taken their toll.'"- -
. ' - '
You want it to be iii imch
shape for the winter that you
won't have to think about it
tin spring. We're, the ones
who can do that for you. We
not only know how, but we
have the equipment.
Come in 'for a check-up, any-r
how. That's free. And we'll
tell you what's needed.
The Murray G
arage
Daniel Lynn and wife as well as
others of her friends.
. Will S. Smith, former postmaster
of Murray now engaged in business
was a visitor in Omaha on last Mon
day where he drove for an invoice of
goods for the store and also to look
after some business matters.
Herman Richter with his wood
sawing rig, and assisted by J. E.
Hatchett, J. EvGruber, Pat Campbell,
Henry Heebner, C. E. Carroll were
sawing wood for uncle John Camp
bell on last Monday afternoon.
J. W. Hill and wife and Frank
McCormick and wife and their little
babe were visiting and looking after
some business matters in Omaha for
the day on last Monday they driving
over to the big city in their auto.
Harry Nelson and the family were
enjoying the Thanksgiving day at
the home of Peter Johnson and wife
southeast of Nehawka, where they all
had a most excellent time. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson being parents of Mrs.
Nelson.
i Paul Caliper and wife were visit-
sickened on last . Friday., and . was ing for Thanksgiving day at the
iuuuu ucou kju oaiuiua; uuuuug. ; Dome oi ms parents jir. ana jvirs.
Boedeker and Wehrbein shipped 'Andrew Caliger of Nebraska City
two cars of very fine cattle, to Chi- where they all enjoyed an excellent
cago on last. Sunday and had -the time, returning home early Friday
stock hauled to Plattsmouth for load- inorning.
ing by the trucks of Frank Mrasek. I ; Miss Leora Ferris, who is the as-
Mr. ana Mrs. vm. Mlnford were sistant onerator at the teleDhone ex-
am
Remember the Old Style
Dance at Murray, Nebr.
Saturday
Night
A. D. BAAKE
visiting for the day and as well look
ing after- some business matters in
Omaha on last Saturday they driv
ing over to the big - town in their
auto, .
Wayne Lewis arid family were
visiting for the day in Omaha last
Sunday they driving oyer to the big
city, in . their auto, and after visit
ing for the day returned home in the
evening. , i '
; JB.VH. Nelson and .the family were
guests for the day on last Sunday at
the home of the sister' of Mr. Nelson,
Mrs. Gertrude Carper of Nehawka,
they driving over in their auto for the
occasion. -
. T, R. Carey and wife of Sawyer,
Suatl) Dakota, arrived in .Murray iasL
week and are yisitinE at .the home of
the mother of Mrs. Betty Barrbws,
they are 'expecting to. remain for
some three weeks.
Captain Harry L. Gayer and fam
ily were visiting last Sunday at Blair
where, they 'were spending the day
at the Home of a pal of the bid army
days,, -and where all enjoyed the oc
casion-very nicely.
Mrs. John Campbell, sr., , was. a
visitor .with friends and relatives in
Union on last Monday, she being a
guest , at the home of her brother.
change has been quite ill for some
time past and was kept to her home,
and during the time Mrs. Barker
was looking after the work at the
exchange for both shifts.
Earl Lancaster has arranged to
have a demonstration at his store
of the goods of the Butter Nut Coffee
and the Holsum bread company in
a few weeks announcements will be
made through the Journal of the
date and arrangements made in con
nection thereto.
On account of the very bad weather
on. last Sunday evening the Rev. W.
A. v Taylor of Union who preaches at
the. Christian church there was no
services held last Sunday evening,
but it Is expected that there will be
services the coming Sunday evening
and to which all are cordially invited
who are not worshiping elsewhere.
DrC L. Taylor was a visitor at
home for Thanksgiving and the re
mainder of the the week, departing
on Monday for Lincoln and south
west of there where he is looking
after the Geo. H. Lee Company in
terest this week. He had a poultry
show at Friend and a clinic at Su
perior to look after this week as well'
as the regular order of business in
trusted to his care.
Eeceive, Stork Visit.
The stork made a visit at the Uni
versity hospital at Omaha, where it
bestowed a very fine young man on
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ReeveB, and the
reports from the hospital is that the
mother and young man are both do
ing well, while Curley goes on work
ing and smiling for he cannot whistle
for the wrinkles in his face. : His
many friends are congratulating him
on the happy event.
FOE SALE
White Wyandotte cockrels. $1.50 '
each. Mrs. J. E. Lancaster, Murray
phone 2511. n29-4sw
Celebrate the Event.
December as well as being the day
in wnich congress - convenes has a
different meaning for Alvo G. Long
and Albert Wheeler, who were forty-
nine on last Tuesday not making
them forty-mners at that, and also
Pat Campbell and Herman Richter
were thirty-seven on the same day.
You know these boys 'and sure thev
had a time, and why not, they will
never be forty-nine and thirty-seven
again.
- Christmas Sweets
One of the "sweetest" meetings of J Boon be out again.
L. J. Lane and wife were enjoying
a visit with their son, L. R. Lane
and wife and assisted in discussing
a very, palatable roast duck on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr. W. Binger of the Binger Lum
ber & Coal Co., was called to PlattB
mouth for a short time one day last
week, where he had some business
matters to look after.
Arthur Jones and wife were en
Joying a very fine Thanksgiving din
ner at their home and where
they were joined by Mr. and Mrs, L.
P. Gorthey, who are also relatives or
Mrs. Vanderberg.
, C. F. Reihart of Louisville was a
visitor in Weeping Water for a short
time on last Tuesday morning, driv
ing over in ills car, and at the same
time visiting with some of his friends
in Weeping Water.
Carl A. . Price, representing the
Eagle Oil Co., was in Weeping Wa
ter, on last Tuesday bringing a load
of gas over for the L. R. Lane fill
ing station, and also looking after
some business matters.
A. R. Dowler, salesman for the
Philpot Chevrolet company was a
business visitor in Avoca for a short
time on last Tuesday morning and
during the afternoon was looking
after some business matters in Ne
hawka. Floyd M. Cole, who is a good farm
er and also a good road man, was
putting in his time on the roads,
getting them in condition for winter
and was caught with some thirty
acres of corn still in the field, when
the snow came and is now waiting
for the show to go so he can get at
the corn. . .
Ernest Boyle and wife of Omaha,
who are relatives of Frank H. Bald
win, were visiting for the evening on
last Monday and departed early Tues
day for Chicago where they will en
gage in the management of an oil
station for the Sinclair Oil company.
There were guests with with Mr.
Baldwin and daughter, Miss Frances,
while here.
Rasmus Lauritzen, Jr., who has
been so severely ill with an attack
of typhoid fever the past month or
more, -was reported as being some
Improved during the first of the
week. The many friends of this popu
lar gentleman will oe pleased to
know of his improvement, however
slight, and are hoping that he may
, This will be a very interesting
meeting end will be attended by dele
gates from all over the county and
will be one which will be of much
Interest to the farmers of this coun
ty, who are the most intelligent and
well qualified husbandmetn.
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EIGHT MILE GEOVE
LUTHEEAN CHUECH
the season was held at the home of
Mrs. James Hills, Tuesday, December
4th. ,
"Christmas Candies" was the gen
eral topic and there were ten differ
ent kinds of candy made and sam
pled and many good -ideas and sug
gestions given.
There were four new members
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoffman of
Plattsmouth, who have been vi$iting
in Weeping Water for the past ten
days, guests at the home of their
son, Oscar Hoffman, and family visit
ing for over Thanksgiving, returned
to their home in the county seat on
last. Tuesday, afternoon and were
driven over to their home in the car
and one visitor at the -meeting, which I of the son, who also had some busi-
was certainly a very interesting one
and one of much value to all.
The next meeting is to be held on
ness matters to look after as well
Quite a bit o fexcitement - was
caused at the home of Clarence Ake-
January 31st, at Mrs. Melsinger's, at I son on last Tuesday, when the house
which meeting Mies 3Jessie Baldwin
will meet with the club.
YOU tAN START A GOOD
SAVINGS ACCOUNT
By shopping at the Black and Wfcite you save on
every purchase. IF you are -riot k regular tAistdmeir,
start now and save;
MYNAED COMMUNITY CLUB
Sunkist Oraiiges, doz. . 15c
Sweet and Juicy
HI
The Mynard Community Club held
its annual business meeting on Fri
day evening, Nov. 30. After a dis
cussion of various plans for the fu
ture year, the election of officers was
held. ' ' .
Reuel Sack was elected president.
,'Mrs. Roy O. Cole, vice-president, Mrs.
j C. C. ' Barnard, secretary. E. H.
Spangler, treasurer. A vote of thanks
and appreciation for their faithful
work was given to the officers of last
year by the club members. These
officers were W. F. Nolte, president.
nivening worsmp at 8: 00 p. m.
Sermon theme, "The Greatness of
God."
caught fire, -and it - was with much
difficulty and dint of hard work by
Mr. and Mrs. Akeson and the neigh
bors that the fire was extinguished
before the building was burned. As
it was, much - damage was done to
the building and some to the con
tents, but they were . able to save
Strange as it may seem, when the
mind stops growing, the head begins the house and much of the property
to swell.
Try the satisfaction,., of religion.
Come to church!
For a mental and" spiritual tonic,
try going to church.
It is a poor religion that is never!
strong except when 'the owner is
sick. , . ,
The foursquare man is the only
one who is well rounded.
Yes, your" influence counts. If you
Mrs. C. C. Barnard, vice-president. ( are staying out of church, you are
leacning otners to ao tne same, ana
your influence counts against the
SUGAR-10-lb. sack
590
Butter Nut Coffee, lb. . 49c
Our Prices are Lowest
BACON SQU ARES-Per lb.
COCOA-Hersey's, Y2-lb. can
CORN FLAKES-Lg. pkg. for
200
19c
10c
Raisins, 5 pounds for . 39c
New 1926 Crop No Grit
Mrs.- Fred Druecker, secretary and
:jW. T. Richardson, treasurer. Mr.
j Nolte expressed his gratitude for the
splendid co-operation which he had
.1 received from the various members.
oaToinllr tVic Tmvmm rrTn mitt acta rf
r j which there are two, consisting of
ss i three members on each committee.
Also, he added a few words of appre
ciation to the members of the cast
for the play "Safety First," which
was given this summer, and which
cleared $100 thus practica'ly putting
the club out of debt. However, there
are a number of additions to their
community hall which they must
have to really complete it. So they
planned their giving a market in
Plattsmouth sometime next month.
Homer Spangler gave a very good re
port of the pig club but Chester Wiles
jwho was to have given the report for
the calf club was unable to be pre
sent. At" the close of the business
meeting a short program was given.
There were two readings. The first
was Longfellow's poem, "The Village
Blacksmith," by -Chas. C. Barnard.
; Preceding this reading Mr. Nolte gave
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a
a
BROOMS-4-tfe real bargain . ; . .3C
SUNKIST FLOUR-48-lb. bag . . $1-69
Lard, 1-lb. pkg. . 15ic
In Handy Carton No Waste
SUPER SUDS-Lgr pkg for ... . 00
COFFEE-4Black ahd White, lb. . . . 490
(Ground. Fresh)
ja few interesting remarks about the
poem and its subject. Then Margaret
Ann Pitz read a short poem, "In
ventory," which was especially ap
propriate to this occasion- The last
number was a couple of piano duets
by Mrs. Roy O. Cole and Mrs. Elbert
Wiles. Supper was then served by
the . men of the club and the sand
wiches, pickles, cookies and coffee
were enjoyed by all. The four new
officers appointed their committees
ior tne toiiowing year and tney are
hoping that ihe coming programs will
be as interesting as in the past." This
completes their first year us a com
munity club and they are being well
satisfied that a club of this sort is
headed in every progressive neighborhood.
best interests of the community.
A cordial invitation to all to at
tend these services.
H. R. KNOSP, B. D..
Pastor.
James and Cullen Lee, of Franklin
ton, Louisiana, who have for. some
time past been engaged in picking
corn at the Cyrus Livingston home
northeast of Weeping Water, on.ac
count of the snow covering the
ground and much down corn, con
eluded they would return to their
home in the Bouth, and accordingly
on last Tuesday left for their home
Mr. Living&ton. still has many acres
of corn to pick, but on account of
much of it being down, cannot get
it out until the show shall have
gone off.
m.
Murray Presbyterian Churck.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
Evening service at 7:30 p.
(Young people's meeting).
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at 7:30.
You ire cordially invited to wor
ship with ua
J. C. STEWART,
. - - Pastor.
Phone us the news. Tfo. 6.
Mak3 Chanee in Business.
Comine from a deliberation of
some time,. on lasf Tuesday morning
was consumated a . trade whereby
Ralph Xeckler became the owner of
the F. A. Biisch Tilling station at
the corner of Main : and : Randolph
streets and Mr. Birsch at the same
time became owner of the farm which
Mr. Keckler has had for some time
In this exchange it looks like both.
parties have received property which
will make , them Borne money, - and
provide an easier position for Mr
Keckler who nas put .in many hard
years of labor on the farm.
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Poultry Wanted!
Wins First Place.
The Nebraska "Stock Judging,, an-J
the membership of which are all resi
dents of Cass county, and who are
Wm. Brandt of Nehawka; Harold
Wolfe of Elmwood and Ivan Nolte of
Eagle; won the fifth -out of an entry
of twenty-" states and were pitted
against some of the best stock judg
ers of the nation. This at the Na
tional Stock show which is being
held in Chicago and to which County
Agent L. -R.-Snipes and this team
were in attendance.- - This is very
gratifying to the. people of this coun
ty, and especially to the jBchools
which these young men attended.
We are loading n Car Load of Prmltrvl Mrs. Norris. who is the leader of the
- . 14-H club of the vicinits
on
Friday
-Saturday
Dec. 7-8
vicinity southeast of
Weeping Water and Messers Wayne
and. Clifford Domingo, are also there
to learn'( more about the problems
waicn come to the poultry man irom
all angles.
Rosedale Peaches, 2 cans 45c
No. 2J2 CansHalves in Hvy. Syrup
Watson Norris. riving but a few
and on these days, we ifrfll pay fcr tnUe f rom wPlns Water, and one
Poultry delivered at' our Poultry SrVIi""' 5-.J
EMANUEL EVANGELICAL CHTJBCH "VfX Z-'-- iZViZ
2 miles east and 2 miles
north of Murdock.
Morning worship at 9:30 a. m. Ser-
Hens, per lb. . . . .
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WHERE YOU IjAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE ;
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mon theme, "The Overcoming Life." &pringS POT ID. . . .
Bible school at 10:30 a. m. Aug4 i j n - ... . - - -. 1T
Ruge, supt. Ola Koosters, lb. .
fcbenezer Cnurch
Bible school at 10:00 a m. Otto
Miller, Supt.
Morning worship at 11:00 a. m.
Sermon theme, "The Victory of
Faith."
L CfaTiEtiin Endoavor at 7:30 p. in.
jWalter Oehlerking. president.
.20d
Leghbrns 5c lb. Less
Bring Us Your Hides and Furs
Moye Produce Co.
Phone 391
state, when he was able to grow on
five. acres,-three hundred bushels of
very good L corn, and this made him
the state champion for 4-H club
work. He - was attending ' the Na
tional. Stock Bhow with, the others
from Caes county during. its session.
They ,are all expecting to be home oh
the -coming 'Saturday-.
: Annual Meet Next Tuesday.
The Cass County Farm Bureau will
hold their annual gathering at the
Liberty, theatre building on. th.e.com-
iiug.. Tueaday afternoon, TJecember
11th ' 1 ' - - ' . '
Sunday, Dec. 9th.
9:30 a. m. Sunday school.
10:30 a. m. English services.
1:30 p. m. Practice for Christmas
Services.
. 7:30 p. m. Luther League, leaders
Miss Esther Albert and Miss Hilda
Fredrich. Subject: "How Should a
Christian's Christmas Be Different."
FOR SALE
Eight Chester White brood sows, 2
Jersey cows, one fresh, and one com
ing fresh in two weeks. Call Tele.
598 or see G. E. Roman. d6-ltw-2td
The Dennison line offers you year
round entertainment goods. Picnics,
'awn parties and outdoor events can
be supplied as well as interior del
ations, favors, etc., etc. Call at the
Bates Book and Gift Shop.
Chickens
Baked Good
and All Good Tilings
from the Country
cl the
F R Gobelman Store
Plattsmouth
Saturday, Dec. 8
Given by Ladies Aid Society
of Eight Mile Grove Lutheran
Church.
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UTERE is the real secret of
. success in Christmas
Baking--high quality in
gredients. You'll find them
all at your I.G.A. Store.
These are busy days for housewives Fruit Cakes
to be baked, Cookies, Pies, and other delicacies that
call for well stocked larders. And you can not only
get the best here, but save money on every item, as
well. Make Christmas a truly festive occasion by
doing your shopping early and doing it here!
Provision Headquarters
27p
Skinned Hams, 10-12 av., per lb..
Cut from Young Pigs Very Fine
Sugar, 10 lbs. for. 5U
Butter, fresh Cry., quartered, lb.. . .5310
Treasure Island Mackerel, 1-lb. tall . 150
Fey. Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. for 260
Italian Prunes, No. 10 can 470
Nebia Hominy, No. 3 size can .110
.130
. 140
.190
.450
Peanut Brittle, per lb.
Sliced Peaches, No. 1 tall, each. .
Antelope Breakfast Cocoa, 1 lb. . .
Dromedary Dates, 2 pkgs. for . . . .
Dromedary Date Pitter FREE with
each 2 packages.
Chipso, large size, per pkg. .......
Black Walnuts, new crop, 6 lbs. . . .
220
2310
Citron Peel, Orange Peel, Lemon Peel
and all the Ingredients needed for
your Fruit Cake and other
preChristmas baking.
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