MONDAY, DEC! 24, 1928.
PAGE TWO
LOCALNEWS
Dr. Hcineman, Dentist, Hotel Main
Bldg., Phone 527.
From Thursday's Daily
Sheriff Bert Reed wsa at Green
wood today where he was called to
look after some matters of business
for the county for a few hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tschirren were
anions, those going to Omaha thi-j
morning where they were called to
spend a few hours in that city loot
ing after some matters of business
and visiting with friends.
Mrs. Paul Campbell of Minatare,
Nebraska, who has been here visit
ing at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Bajeck and with her
sister. Mrs. John B. Livingston dur
ing the illness of the latter, departed
today for her home.
Attorney Thomas Mapes of Helena,
Montna. who has been at Baltimore
attending to some legal matters at
that place, came in this morning for
a few days visit here with his sis
ter. Miss Margaret Mapes and other
of the old time friends.
From Friday's Daily
Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping
Water was among the visitors in
the district court today and also
meeting his many friends.
John Gouchenour was a visitor in
Omaha today, going to that city on
the early Burlington train and where
he was called on some matters of
business.
Attorney William Deles Dernier of
Elm wood was in the city for a few
hours attending to some matters in
the district court in which he was
interested.
Attorney Seymore L. Smith of
Omaha was here today for a few
hours loking after some matters in
the district court and calling on his
friends here.
David J. Wooster of Denver , ar
rived this morning from the west
for a visit here for a few days with
his brother, Matt Wooster and the
many school friends and associates.
Judge J. James Cosgrave and his
law partner. Judge W. B. Comstock
and son, John H. Comstock, were
here from Lincoln today to attend
to some matters in the county court.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Waltz and
son, Vincent Bird, of Fort Morgan,
Colorado, arrived here last evening
to be guests at the home of Sheriff
and Mrs. Bert Reed, Mrs. Reed and
Mrs. Waltz being sisters.
Mason Wescott and Miss Erma
Mueller of Chicago will arrive here
Saturday morning for a visit here
with the parents of Mr. Wescott and
Miss Alice Louise Wescott, a soror
ity sister of Miss Mueller.
Fred T. Ramge returned home
this morning from Burlington, Iowa,
whpre he was called a few days ago
by the death of a brother in that
city ajwl-jrenaainiug over for the fuB-
eral services of the loved one. .
Howard Cotner of Galden. Nebras
ka. was here today for a few hours
tnroute to his home with a string
of new autos secured at Omaha for
one of the Bladen auto dealers and
which included a fine new car for
Mr Coiner. While here Mr. Cotner
visited here with his mother and
other relatives.
From Saturday's Dally
Mrs. Esper McCleary departed
this morning in company with her
son. Maynard, for Arcadia, Nebras
ka, where they will spend the Christ
mas holidays with the relatives and
friends.
Miss Eula Reed, who is teaching
near Ashland, came in last evening
for the holidays here with her par
ents. Sheriff and Mrs. Bert Reed
Miss Reed held a very successful ttox
social last evening at her school.
Herbert W. Johnson, who has been
located at Seward for some time with
the construction department of the
Lincoln Tel. Co., came in this morn
ing to enjoy the Christmas season
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Johnson and family.
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Christmas'
, Cheer a
We thank you for your
favors of the past.
We solicit your patron
age in the future
We wish you joy now
and forever more.
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Chick's Cafe
M. W. A. Bldg.
and the Seasons Best Wishes
to our Friends Every wEaere
As we come into the season when our thoughts are
turned from the cares of business we rejoice in the
recollections of happy relations we have had with
our patrons during the past year.
As we recount the accomplishments of the past
twelve months we find chief among bur assets the
good-will and friendship of those with whom it has
been our pleasure to deal.
It is, therefore, with genuine pleasure and in all sin
cerity that we broadcast our best Christmas wishes
to you.
May it Be a Happy Yuletide
For You and Yours
Bringing just those things you need and most de
sire. Then, after the glamor and observance of
the season has passed, we hope that Happiness,
Peace of Mind, Contentment and Prosperity will
be with you on through the days of the New Year.
Accept our thanks for your loyalty and patron
age during 1928. We shall look forward in pleas
ant anticipation of a continuation during 1929 of
bur past happy relations. V
Pflattttoffimoimttlla Sttatie EBaimEx
H. A. SCHNEIDER, President FRANK A. CLOIDT, Cashier
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IF WE GOULD BE YOUR
SANTA CLAUS
We'd fill your stocl.ing of hope so full of good
things it would leave you nothing to wish for.
We are glad when this joyful season comes,
permitting us to express our appreciation to
our patrons for their support and friendship
during the swiftly passing year that we have
been in business in Plattsmouth.
May your Christmas be quite merry and your
New Year very cheery.
Bon-Ton Sweet Shop
Telephone No. 27 426 Main Street
Plattsmouth, Nebr.
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Best Christmas IPi'sl
We wait in keen anticipation to see what this
New Year shall bring forth. May 1929 carry
with it all the many longings of your heart.
And may it bring to us ability and power to
serve you better than ever.
That's our Wish for You
Plattsmouth Recreation Alleys
Try Bowling for what Ails You
CHRISTMAS
STARS
May shine brightly as they did on the night when Christ
was born, or drifting clouds or falling snow may obscure
the chandeliers of the sky; it will not greatly matter, for
when Christmas is here we love the light of hearthnres,
the light of joy in the faces of dear ones and friends,
good deeds that we are able to do become stars to bright
en our own hearts, and Christmas is always full of joy
light. May yours be the brightest hours of the season.
H. L. KRUGER
PAPER AND PAINT STORE
North 6th Street
Happy Hours
Be Yours
AS you gather around the Christmas fire
" side and the Christmas table may joy
reign supreme, and all the best things of the
season be gathered together to increase your
happiness.
Our gratitude for past favors and our
permanent good will prompts us to desire
for one and all your happiest Christmas.
Wells Grocery
We Gsreett If no aoM
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"llE send greetings because we want
" you to have your full share of the
season's merriments. And we thank
you because you have helped us to round
out a good year. .... If our wishes for
you came true this will be a very happy
Christmas and during the days of the
New Year your highest ideals will be
realized.
SananSairy MsurExett
Mullen & Sons
MAY YOUR
CHRISTMAS BELLS
Ring out good cheer, health, wealth
and happiness; that will resound all
through 1929.
MUMM'S BAKERY
CLARIFIES POWER POLICY
Washington. Dec. 19. A bill to
amend the federal water power act
"to more clearly denne tne teaerai
water power policy," was Introduced
today by Representative Hull, demo
crat of Tennessee.
The purpose of the measure, he
said, was to clarify and classify the
laws, regulations and practices, ap
plicable to water power-development
under joint and separte jurisdiction
of the states and the federal govern
ment. This, he declared, in his opin
ion would expedite the development
of water power in this country with
a. minimum of waste. The bill also
would determine the share of own
ership of a state in hydro-electric
power projects.
Hull declared the measure had
nothing to do with the question of
government ownership of power pro
jects, but was an effort to straighten
out what he said was a hap-hazard
policy followed by the federal and
state governments in regard to wa
ter power. '
.Phone your'news to No. 6.
TMofflflolls
you a joyous
Holiday Season
Wall Paper-Paint 'Store
Hill WL ' Jill 1J'.B.S,J!JB
Hail to the
3 OLD AYS
We're now in the midst of the Holiday Season. Christ
mas trees will gleam , with their tinsel and lighted lan
terns, shoppers will hurriedly select those last minute
items needed to finish out the, list. Santa will visit the
homes of the little ones, bringing gladness to their hearts
arid to the hearts of those who provide for them.
At this most joyous season of the year we too want to
thank our rnariy friends and customers for helping to
make ours a most prosperous year. May your holidays .
be days of continuous joy, spent in the happy surround-
ings of your home.
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