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THURSDAY. FEBR. 21. 1929.
XTATrcxoTrnx szzn weekly ' JOTrtnii
PAGE SEVEN
Murray Department
Prepared in the Interest of the People of Murray and Surrounding: Vicinity Especially lor Mm Journal Reader
If any of the raiders of tba
lovmalfeMrr eoeiU
eat orttcm of intareat la
thlM rldnlty. an "rill mU
mto thto ffle. It wLLap
paar under U1 beadlnrxwa
ing year and with some wenty-flT
applicant for the position, Joe Loss,
who is an excellent young man, waB
the successful bidder for the place
and immediately takes possession
and goes to work as highway pa
trolman.
A Pleasant Welcome
K3SKSST -
This bank is more than a safe
. deposit ory for your money,
more. than just cages and steel
vaults.
Regardless of the size of your
account, a pleasant welcome
awaits you.
We are anxious to serve you.
"SVe offer reliable information
regarding your investments
and counsel in your financial
affairs.
Murray State Bank
There is Ih Substitute for Safety
This Bank will be Closed Washington's Birthday
J. A. Scotten and Fred L. Hild j but is slightly better at this writ-wt-rc
building a hog house for W. L. I ing-
Seybolt. j J- A. Scotten wiis building an "A"
I. Of A. Welter was a visitor in ! type hoR Louse for the lumber yard.
Tabor. Iowa, for over the week end, ! which plac-es one at the disposal of
v h-re lie was visiting with the fam- ! the yard when wanted by someone
liy.
V. O. Trorp last wek purchased
a very ilr.e tt'.im of mules at the sale
whif h was held by Chris C. Murray.
': in a hurry.
The teachers of the Nehawka pub
j lie schools gave very pretty Valen-
tine parties for their students last
i week, v.-hich were greatly enjoyed
J- hn Karris was called to Xebras- j by then all.
ka City on last Saturday, where he: Mr. and Mrs. Charle3 Mutts were
had some business matters to look over to the county seat on last Sat
after. jurady, they driving in their auto and
Wi.i. Spoorer and sun. Charles. ' v:s:tirg with friends and looking af-
wert looking alter some business, ter some ousmc:s
matters in Omaha for the day last
Saturday.
Jc'-- T . Chilton, of Chetalpepc,
Wilbur Hewitt was a visitor at
his home in Plattsmouth for over the
week end and returned to work in
Missouri, arrived in Murray, and has ' the Wayne Lewis barber shop on the
been visiting here for a short time ; early morning train,
with friends. i Robert R. Nickles tnd daughter.
iMiss Dcrtha, and Mrs. Win. Spoorer
inn the Murrav Transfer company wr visiting with friends and also
v.ilb l'-eir -.vrrV iu-it-.P- th Hrivpr . S "-n'I"S
( i' one o! their trucks.
very poorly for some time, is still
kept to her bed. but is considered as
b ii:g slightly improved.
W.tF. Xolte has received another
car load of swtet clover seed, which
be will dispose of to those who are
reeding this seed to sow.
Lee Farris, of near Union.
the county
iseat on last Saturday
I Van Allen and brother have been
'trimming and topping the trees in
the yard of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Nick
les, which makes a very changed ap
pearance of the place.
Walter Reed and family, of Oma
ha, were guests at the home of the
narents of Mrs. Reed. Mr. and Mrs.
J C. A. Reynolds, south of Murray,
was lor tne aay last sunuay
V fell
visiting and also looking after some Louis Schuniaker, living near rse
business matters in Murray for a ' hawka, was a business visitor in
short time on last Saturday. Murray on last Monday and was ac-
Chris Deal, who has been vcrv sick : fompanied by Sanford Homan, they
for several we( ks past, remains un- ! driving over in their car.
able to get out of the bed and house,! John Buck the blacksmith of
! Murdock, was a visitor in Murray
for a short time last Sunday, driving
over in his car and found some very
bad rcad3 between the two places.
Albert Wolfe, who wields the razor
at the T. J. Brendel barber shop, was
spending the week end at his home
in Nehawka and returned Monday
afternoon to take up his work again.
The Rev. H. L. Grassmuech and
wife were visiting in Murray on last
Friday and were calling on the mem
bers of the Christian church, of
which Rev. Grassmuech is the pas
tor. The Murray Transfer company,
with Frank Mrasek in charge, was
taking two loads of hogs to the
South Omaha market on last Monday
for G. D. Boedeker and E. J. Boe
deker. ' '
L. J. Halles and wife and Mrs. G.
L. Taylor were over to Omaha on
last Tuesday, where they were visit
ing with friends for the day, they
driving over to the big town in the
car of Mr. Halles.
Virgil Arnold was a visitor in
Murray on last Monday, coming for a
load of coal, which he hauled to his
home in Plattsmouth, , as he was able
to get the coal at a less price than
In the county seat.
J. D. Wurdeman and . wife, of
Leigh drove over to Murray on Ia3t
Sunday and were visiting for the day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
E. Nickles, Mrs. Wurdeman being a
sister of Mr. Nickles.
George Troop and Neil Prince
irLir 4-U. TJ .-,Ur lere over to Nebraska City last
WOmrarin naicnery week, where they were enjoying -a
RERMGZDNE
Keeps Chickens
GERMOZONE twice a week in the
drink destroys disease germs taken
in with the food or water Keeps the
crop pure nd sweet Corrects and pre
vents diarrhoeas and bowel troubles.
It's the best remedy also for Roup,
Colds. Canker, Swelled Head and such
disorders. The favorite for more than
thirty years.
We can guarantee Germozone to
please you or your money back.
Germozone in liquid form is twice
as efficient as tablets given in the drink.
12-oz. bottle. 75c; 32-oz. bottle. $1.50;
half gallon, $2.50; gallon. $4.50.
Stop your Poultry Losses w ith
Germozone
Come In and Get a Bottle Toc'ay
"x HANDLED AT
Dr. G. L. Taylor's Office
and
visit and attending a Valentine party
which was given by . their friend,
Miss Imogene Sauders. - - -
The chorus of the Christian church
will meet with Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Seybolt on Friday of this week to re
hearse for the musical presentation
which the congregation will give at
the church on Easter day.
Van Allen was a visitor for the
day on last Sunday at the home of
some of . his friends at his former
Iowa home at Sidney, and returned
home late Sunday evening, after hav
ing enjoyed a pleasant day.
Herschel Jones, who has hereto
fore been in the employ of Harry G.
Tcdd, and who has been visiting at
Flattsburg, Mo., for some time, re
turned to Murray and will again en
ter the employ of Mr. Todd.
Mrs. Gertrude Carper and son, Lu
cian and daughter, Dallne and her
brother. Gust Nelson, were visiting
in Murray and were guests at the
home of Harry Nelson and family
for the evening on last Friday.
Vac Mickluskey and Son have pre
pared a case for the tools which they
have been making and with more
than a hundred of them displayed in
the new case, it makes a very pretty
sight, especially to one who is a
lover of expert workmanship.
Chester Spoorer and wife were
over to Dan Anderson's on last Fri
day, where they were in attendance
at the reception of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Meisinger, who were united in mar
riage one day last week. There was a
large crowd and a very good time.
A. D. Bakke installed an all-electric
radio at the Berger hotel, -which
is giving eminent satisfaction. The
new machine does away with all bat
tery troubles and makes the service
very much less, as there are not bat
teries to maintain and the circuit on
the electric light bill is negligible.
Postmaster James W. Holmes, of
Plattsmouth. has been making some
improvements and alterations in his
building in Murray in the way of
building a stairway on the inside,
so that Mr. and Mrs. Allen and the
family can better utilize the build
ing, which they use for a cream sta
tion and a residence.
M. G. Churchill and wife were over
to Bethany on Tuesday of this week,
where they were in attendance at the
funeral of the late John W. Thomi
son, a brother-in-law, who passed
away at his late home in that city
early Sunday morning and was bur
ied on Tuesday of this week. The
deceased was S3 years of age and
formerly resided near Hurray. .
Mrs. I. M. Davis, of Lincoln, moth
er of Mrs, E. W. Millbern. departed
last week for Alva, Oklahoma, where
her father was very sick. Mrs. Davis
arrived three hours before the pass
ing of this former Cass county man,
George W. Young, who was for many
terms county commissioner of Casi
county. An account of his life will
be found elsewhere in this paper.
Bud Nickles and wife, who are
making their home at Stockton, Cali
fornia, are liking living there fine,
and will be loath to leave when the
time comes for Bud to complete his
course with the tractor instructions,
which he is taking in the west. They
are not at this time decided whether
they will continue to make their home
in the coast, or return to the east.
Harry Nelson and family wero
over to the home of Mrs. Nelson s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson,
a short distance from Nehawka, on
last Sunday, where they assisted in
making a party at the home, and
were also greeted by Hennings John-
son and family, of Nehawka, and
Arthur H. Gehrts and family of near
Waverly, and where all enjoyed the
visit very much.
Kingsley Shepherdson, who has
been making his home at Seattle,
where he has resided for some years
past, but who formerly resided in
Murray and vicinity, was visiting
here with relatives and friends for
the past few weeks, being a guest
of his sisters, Mrs. James R. Hill, re
siding southwest of Murray, Mrs.
Glen Vallery, of Plattsmouth, and
Mrs. V. D. Parish, of Elmwood.
The discourse which was delivered
here last Sunday by the Rev. H. L.
Grassmuech was one of the very best
and considered by those who heard
it as a master discourse, and which
was thoroughly gone into. The sub
ject was "Fishing." and treated of
the calling of Peter and James and
John, those three disciples who were
(fishermen by vocation, and whom
j Christ promised to make fishers of
men.
An Old Fashioned
EVERY SATURDAY NITE
Given by the Murray
Dancing Club
Excellent music. A good time
assured. Good order. Come
have a good time Sat. night.
Murray Dancing Club
Ben Noell, Mgr.
urray
Garage
An institution for the best
care of your Autos, manned
ned with very careful me
chanics. Every care and courtesy ex
tended. Here for your btst
service. .
The Murray Garage
A. D. BAAKE
Hold Fine Meeting.
The Rlverview Community club
held & most delightful meeting on
Monday afternoon at the pleasant
country home of Mrs. Geo. Meisinger
south of the city.
' The extremely cold weather and
bad roads prevented many of the
members from attending altho ten
memhers and one visitor braved the
elements. The business meeting was
in charge of the president, Mrs. H.
L- Gaver. while the lesson was in
charge of the project leader, Mrs.
Albert Wheeler and Mrs. John Ket
tlehut. The memory song for the month
"In the Gloaming," and "America"
were sung in chorous.
Elaborate plans for the program
on achievement day were formed
and each member given a definite
part as her share in the work.
The business of the day being com
pleted, our hostess served a very
dainty and delicious luncheon, to
which all did ample justice.
Murray Christian Church Notes
H. L. Grassmueck, Pastor
Friday evening at 7:3 there will be
choir practice at the home of Mrs.
Seybolt. Everyone please come.
Next Sunday Mrs. Garnett from
Plattsmouth will be with us again
to direct the choir and also to give a
special number.
Rundav School iu:uu a. m.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Sub jectt "Everyday
Seek-
EM m
eciats!
4 pkgs. Nugget Spaghetti 25
2 lbs. bulk Macaroni .1B
3 lbs. bulk Spaghetti 250
2 lbs. bulk Cocoa 250
2 pkgs. Jello (choice of flavors) 150
Coffee, A.G.B., our private brand, lb. . . 450
Sugar, 10 pounds for .590
Smoked Salt, 10-lb. can for . .900
FANCY HERRING
9 lb. keg Herring . . ..... $1-15
8 lb. pail Flat Herring . . . 1.50
FLOUR SPECIALS
48-lb. sack Omar Wonder Flour $1.79
48-lb. sack Little Hatchet Flour ... . 1.69
K rasa
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TELEPHONES
Main Street Store, 236 South Park Store, 118
AmXm
m3m
John T. Eagleton, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
TELEPHONE
Residence, 9 Office, 9
'7
Will Make Home in East
James R. Hill aijd the family will
in a short time remove to Broken
Bow, where he will farm one of the
places which are,, owned by Mrs.
Frank Da via in th4 west. Roy Gregg
will farm the pla where Mr. Hill
has resided for some time past. '-:
Eoy Gerking Doing Nicely '
Roy Gerking. who returned home
a chort time since from a stay at
the Immanuel hospital, in Omaha,
where he underwent treatment i for
several weeks, and has since his re
turn, been making good progress to
wards complete recovery, was able
to be over town last Saturday for
the first time since his return. He is
doing nicely, .anit'Vw.as desirious of
being able to make a trip to Platts
mouth soon.
in
! today to attend to some matters
the district court.
j James Stander, well known resi-
TtfHe-ion " aeni oi louisviiie was in me ciiy
Our pre-Easter program is develop- today for a few hours attending to
o. eiir anrt more interest is some matters at the court house in
created every Sunday. Make yourself : which he was interested.
the promise that you will attend ser
vices at some church every Sunday
between now and Easter.
m.
Murray Presbyterian Church
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 7:20.
You ire cordially invited to wor
ship with us.
J. C. STEWART.
Pastor.
LOCAL NEWS
Valentine Party.
On Friday evening, the school
house in Dist. No. 5 was the scene
of a large gathering of eople for a
Valentine party sponsored by the
Riverview Community club.
The room being one of the neatest
in the county, presented a very fine
appearance with its Valentine dec
orations adding a lovely touch of
color.
The evening was spent in playing
various games and contests appro
priate to the occasion. At a very late
hour a sumptious lunch was served,
cafteria style, by the committee in
charge who proved that the confid
ence of the president was not mis
placed. In fact, the lunch was so generous
that there were cakes to spare, which
John Pearsley, genial friend of the
club. oblicmEly auctioned to the
Dr. Heinemaa, Dentist, Hotel Main
Bldg.. Phone 527.
From Monday's Dally
Mr nnd Mrs. Wallace Hunter cf ! hir-hist MrMpr. threhv adriiner a neat
Omaha were here over Sunday visit- !SUm to the club's treasury,
ing with friends and relativ-s pndj Earl E. May of Shenandoah. Iowa,
enjoying the day. j generously furnished some of hiade-
a Hnmpv cr Tefft of . WeeDin k . licious coffee for the occasion .and
Watpr was in the' city today ' to-all who had the opportunity. .tOTsam
spend a few hours looking after some !ple it. voted it very good coffee. '
matters of business. When the wee small hours began
Mrs. W. A. Scott and little grand-j to draw near, the jolly crowd wend-
daujrhter. Dorothy, who have been m ineir ay uuuieru.
relatives and
here visiting with
daughter, Alice May, and George To
man. One of the features of the oc
casion was the fine dinner prepared
and served by the ladies. Those at
tending were: Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Bartlett, Sioux City; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Campbell and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Jarvis Lancaster and family,
Mr. and Mrs. George Parks and son,
Carl, Mr. and Mrs. John Hendircks,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Todd, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Campbell and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Wehrbein,. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Keil and family,
Bertha Nickles, Gene Nickles,
Mary Wiley.
Miss
MiE3
Hard Times Party. -j
The Lewiston study club were en
tertained very pleasantly on Friday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jarvt3
Lancaster. For the event the home
w?.s very prettilj- arranged in dec
orations of the valentine season, the
red hearts and cupids being ued ;.i
the decorative plan. There were i
large number of games appropriate
to the occasion played by the mem
bers of the party. At an approriatc
hour delicious refreshments were
served by the .hostesses. Mrs. Jarvis
Lancaster and Mrs. John Hendricks.
The Journal appreciates your. In
terest in phoning us the news. Call
o? 5-any- time. -&
Hold Birthday Party.
The Lewiston aid society held
their meeting on Sunday at the home
friends departed Saturday for their
home at Sheridan, Wyoming.
Father George Agius of the St.
John's church in this city, departed of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Nickles, the
this morning for Lincoln where he society joining in the observances of
goes to attend the funeral there of : the birthdays of several of their i
an old time friend in the priesthood memoers. j ne memDeis wno naa
and whose services will be held at birthdays failing in February were
Burial Vaults
You care well for your loved ones
while alive. One of our concrete
vaults protects their remains when
buried. An absolute guarantee.
MILLER & GRUBER.
tf-N Nehawka. Nebr.
Farmers I'Jork!
There comes every Spring a raih,
of work, when it is difficult to
get. your job done. . . . Better
get your work in now, which, you
know you will have to have,
and thus avoid disappointment
and delay when the rush starts.
We are now sharpening. Layes,
Shovels, etc., and doing much
Spring work. , '.
Bring in your Discs. We are special
ists on them. Dont wait till you are
'in need of them. Now is the time!
Bring Your Work to the
Murray Blacksmith
Shop :
Had Excellent Time
The Murray Dancing club were
well pleased with the excellent crowd
that was present at their dance on
last Saturday evening. The crowd
was large and the music excellent,
which helped to make the occasion
one of much enjoyment.
Will Close Friday
The Murray State Bank will ob
serve the birthday of the "Father of
His Country," George Washington,
which occurs this coming Friday,
February 22nd, and will close the
bank for that day. Make a note of
this, for you cannot transact busi
ness at the bank on that day. See
the ad in this week's paper announc
ing the same.
the St. Theresa cathedral.
Mrs. L. J. Stewart and Mrs. O. M.
Pitcher of Fairmont, Nebraska, who
haven been here to assist in the care
of their father, M. W. Smith, de
parted this morning for their homes
as the father is now showing very
nice progress toward recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roman and
little son departed this afternoon on
the first part of their journey to
California, where they are expecting
to make their future home at Santa
Ana. The Reman family will visit at
Nebraska City anc Lincoln before
starting on west.
Carl Parks, Mrs. Fred Campbell and
W.T. Richardson
of Mynard
writes Insurance for the FABM
'EBS MUTUAL, cf Lincoln, on
both CITY and FABM property.
Celebrated First Anniversary
Little Mary Catherine Spoorer. the
daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Spoorer, celebrated the first birthday
anniversary on Valentine day at the
home of her parents and had as her
guests for the occasion, whom she
invited, Great Grandmother Mrs.
Perry and Grandmother Mrs. S. Bar
ker, of Plattsmouth; Grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spoorer, aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Keiser and
children, Noble, Junior and Beulah.
Mr. Noble was home spending the
week-end with his parents, he being
a student in the Agricultural college
at Lincoln and Chester Sporer and
wife. .
Becexves the Appointment
George Small ' has purchased tbe
farming, put fit, of - Geprga Edmiston
and will engage in farming th com-
New Shining Parlor
Chuck and Joe Eichter are. en
terprising merchants, having es !'
. tablished theirv shoe " shining
. business in Wayne Lewis', barber
shop. Every courtesy will be
extended-and all patronage of
their enterprise appreciated. .
Chuck and Joe Richter
MURRAY,. NEBR.
from Tuesday's ltily j
George Caldwell of Brunning, Ne
braska, is here to enjoy a visit with
the old time friends for a short time.
P. A. Kild of near Mynard was in
the city today and arranging for his
sale at the farm as he is moving to
Murray to make his home for the
present at least.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hild, Mr,
and Mrs. John L." Hild and Verner,
Hild of near Mynard, were here to
day for a short time, en route to
Omaha to spend the day. j
Sheriff Bert Reed was at Weep
ing Water yesterday afternon for a
few hours visiting with the old time
friends and attending to some com
pany business in that part of the
county. j
John W. Banning, the Alvo lum-1
ber dealer, was here today for a few
hours looking after some matters, in
the county court, he being the ad
ministrator of the Henry O'Donnell
estate fram near Union.
' Mike Vitersnik departed this
morning for Omaha where he will
spend a few hours in that city visit
ing at the St. Joseph hospital with
Barnes Holy who is there recQvering
from the effects of hi recent lUuess
from appendicitis. ;
From WeJnari Dariy
V-Levi Rakes of Ashland was in the
city today for a few hours attending
to some matters of -business and vis
iting with friends.
Mr.. -and Mrs? N. P. Schults of
Omaha were here today for a short
time loking after some matters of
business in the couuty court.
Attorney Harry Holn of Lincoln
was in the city for a short time to
day to spend a few hours loking af
ter f.ome matters of business. --
R. S. .'Moekett; weir known Lin
coln attorney -was- here today to at
tend to some -matters in the district
court-tn-which' he was interested.
'V.' W. Livingston leading member
of the Otoe county 'bar and ; former
legi&Latoj of. that: cauntyw was. here
Am Aww
We wish to thank the people of Plattsmouth and viqin
ity for their liberal patronage during our 1 5 Day Sale.
We feel sure that due to unsettled veather conditions
many of our friends who wanted to attend this sale
were unable to do so, therefore we have placed a num
ber of these Shoes in our Clearance department at re
diculously low prices. Here you will find real values in
Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes at all times.
These shoes have been arrang
ed Cafeteria Style on tables
and racks, with sizes and prices
in plain igures for your con
venience and quich selection.
Boys9 Sturdy
Shoes
Brown and black. An ex
ceptional value at, pair
WOMEN'S
Oxfords and Straps
Patent and Kid Leather
050 pair
Infants9 Soft
Soles
Here is an unusual bar
gain that speaks for itself.
Misses and Children's
Shoes, Oxfords and
Strap Pumps
$&.85 and $2.45 pair
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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