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Murray Department
pared iD cue Interest oi the People of Murray and Purroundinfi" Vieinlty Kspecliliy for the Journal Readers
It iiJ" of Sba readers of te
Journal fcnoir of uny aotrm)
event or Item of ljueruat In
tut ncinitr. nl will sti.
vae u thi office, it will r -per
under this heading. We
wrtilirtwslteia Ljoitob
Better Be Safe
Inhere is no substitute fcr safety, either in banking busi
ness or any other ordinary avenue of life. Practice the
matter of caring for your money and when you need it,
you will have the cash to spend for what you want!
Remember, We are Here to Serve You
in the Best Possible Manner
' 1 F' A. s. i f
t ne ifiurray iaie aanx
"There is No Substitute for Safety"
Murray, Nebraska
accompanied by Mrs. W. A. Browne
who stopped at Union and visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Smith.
Mrs. Sadie Oldham and her daugh
ter, Mrs. A. A. Young, in repsonse to
a telegram telling of the very ser
ious illness of Mr. Alexander Story,
a brother of Mrs. Oldham who is lo
cated at Denver and who is very ill,
tLe two ladies departed on last Wed
nesday for the west to render what
care they could to the patient. Mr.
Storey will bt- remembered as hav
ing resided here for a number of
vaan with his sister.
Ht nry Rice was a visitor to Piatts
mouth on last Sunday where he was
greeting friends.
John Stones shelled and delivered
corn at the Conckey Farmers elevator
on Monday of this week.
Lee and Etta Nickles of Platts
mouih were visiting with friends and
relatives in Murray on last Sunday.
Charles V. Barrows was a visiter
in Omaha on Monday of this week
where he went to secure some furni
ture. George E. Nickles and wife were
rhrftlag last Sunday at Omaha where
they were the guests at the home of
Mrs. Robert Shrader.
Mrs. Mary McConaha and daugh
ter. Mrs. liable Barker of Ord. were
wi 1; i tig- for the day on last Sunday
at the home of George E. Nickles.
W. E. Rosenerants of Plattsmouth
wi a a business visitor in Murray on
last Monday afternoon, having some
business relations with Wm. Sparer.
J. A Seotten was called to Lincoln
on last Monday where he is to serve
as a member of the federal jury
which is in session there a, this time. 1
Otto Schaefler. the Durcc Jersey
hog breeder, was a visitor in Lin-
coin on last Saturday looking alter
some business matters and meeting I
his many friends.
Lorene Leonard entertained a par- j
ty of her young friends at her home
north of Nehnwka on last Friday
when the merry young people en
joyed a very fine evening
J. H. Farris and family were en
joying a visit on last Sundaj- at Un
ion and were guests at me norae 01
Lee Farris and also at the liame of
S. V. Copenhaver and family.
Harry G. Todd is having a new j
crib built on his farm near the Geo.
Ray place the firm of George E. Nick
les furnishing the materials and Scot
ten and assistants doing the. work.
Ivan HeLes Denier and family and
accompanied by Mr. DeLes Denir's
mother, were visiting for a short t
on last Sunday at Union with friends.
They also pi. knicked at King Hill.
Mesdames Victor Wihrbein and
Wm. Wehrbein were visiting with
friends and also dong some shopping
in Omaha on last Thursd&v. they
driving over to the big town in their
car.
Our old time friend. W. F. M'-rr
Is ri...r r. not feeling the very
heal : . . Bt at his home at this
ti:' e on aecoanl of Btdtniww, - His
rnrny friends are sorry that he is
not feeling the best.
Vcarle Smith was called to Plr.ttn
DKruth on last Mond y t j look after
Bcnie busin ss matters and was ac
(mpanied by Mr-. Smith where they
were looking after come basiaaai
matters and visiting with frin' s.
A. D. B:.kk. while at his work of
opening the garage on last Saturday,
was suddenly taken with aa attack
of lumbago which put him out of
commission and has kept this gentle
man very quiet for the interval since.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Breads were
pleased to have as their gaasta io
the dav ?nd dinner on last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clnpo oi Rta
11 am, and their little sou, wh drave
(Air last Sum'.ay mam lag .er .lie
day.
Stop at the Corner
The place where the boys strive to
please you. We sell Gas, Oils, Auto
Supplies ard Accessories and give yc
real service. The very best of work
and ccuteous treatment at all times.
Confectionery and Cigarettes
ROCK CREEK
Service Station
Chas. Barrows, Propr.
Murray Comer
Give Surprise Birthday Party.
The friends of Thomas Til3on, who
were coguicent of the passing of his
b.rthday anniversary gathered at
his home one day recently when they
made him a surprise stag party and
sure had a fine evening that Tom will
long remember. There were there for
the occasion, his son, Alvatior Til
son, John Wiles, Earl Lancaster,
Dan Horchar, J. F. Brendel. Allen
Leonard, George Small, H. M. Wor
taan, Carl Worlick, Glen Vallery,
Owen Willis, John Farris, R. A.
Noell. R. W. Wiles, W. L. Seybolt,
Kelly Rhoden and Albert Meyers.
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raperrr
MO job too large, ncr too
smrll. Let us figure on
your needs in Painting, Paper
Hanging and Decorating.
JOHN FRAHS
Murray, Nebr.
On last Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Meisinger entertained a
large number of their friends at their
home west of Murray where a very
pleasant evening was spent in games
and amusements and was made the
more enjoyable by the excellent
which was served.
At the home of Henry Kuhns a
ycung lady came to gladden their
home being welcomed galdly by the
parents, and as she and the mother
were doing well the father was hap
py. The young lady stepped on the
scales and when the bailance was
Btroek it showed she weighed ten and
three-quarter pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lancaster en
tertained on last Sunday and had
for their guests for the occasion and
for a very fine dinner which they
served. Jarvis Lancaster and family,
Jodin Eppings and family of Mur
dock. Dan Harchar and family of
Mynard, and Albert Shudder. A very
pleasant time was had by all.
George W. Rhoden and wife en
tertained on last Sunday for the day
and had as their guests for the occas
ion the families of Glen Rhoden of
Imperial. Galen Rhoden of Platts
mouth, Stirling Rhoden and famiiy
of Lincoln, W. A. Lewis and famiiy
Of Union, Mrs. Mary McConaha and
daughter, Mrs. Mable Barker, of Gor
don. Edgar Poynter and a number of
friends were riding below Nebraska
City on last Saturday night and their
ear becoming unmartngable ran into
another car with the results that both
were more or less damaged while the
I v ere considerably shr.ken up.
Mr. Poynter wem to Nebraska Mon
day and secured his car, and it took
orach time to strtighten it out and
get in shape ag.'.In.
Mrs. Mattfi Barker of Gordon,
wl re her mother Mr3. Mary Mc
Connaha. has been residing fcr the
summer, cue. to Murray bringing
her mother with her in their car, ami
his been visiting he-e for the pas
week or ten days. Mrs. Barker will
s oi. n tarn to her home in thr north
west, while the mother. Mrs. Mc
,onuhp.. wiil make her home with
Zlrs. Sadie Oldham for the winKr.
J. EL Brown and wife of Omaha
were guests for the day on last Sun
day at the hone of Mrs. Browne
parents, J. vv". K-rge;- and v.iie of
X'urray and in the vening ali went
(O Nebraska City whore they visited
lor a time at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Berger. They were also
Le&ky VaSveeS
Leahy valves in a motor car mean
lose of power sluggishness money
asted for fuel. Let us grind your
valves a ad remove your carbon with
- or modern equipment. You'll be
;.' .htod at the snap, pick-up and
, r "go" that will be restored to
your car at nominal cost.
MURRAY CAR ACE
A. D. EAKXE, Propr.
Surprised on Birthday.
Knowing the date of her husband's
birthday, and keeping mum. Mrs.
Carl Meisinger invited a number of
friends who came at the appointed
time on last Sunday and gave Carl
a real surprise as some twenty of
their friends made the day most en
joyable, with sof-ial conversation and
games. In their departure they all
extended to Carl the wish for many
more such happy occasions.
Has Installed Electric Air Machine.
A. D. Bakke. in order to be able
to do the very best cf work has just
recently instalU-d at the garage an
electric air Aiemite greasing ma
chine which he will use for the greas
ing of autos in the future and which
enables him with electricity and air
jressure to reach all parts of any
auto which requires grease or other
lubricant.
Christian Eible School.
The Christian Bible school is
prospering these days and at the
meeting on last Lord's day there was
a large number in attendance, and
all were pleased to listen to the re
rorts which the delegates brought
from the County Bible School Con
vention which convened at Louisville
on last Monday.
BUSEING THE NAVY TREATY
Vancouver Two United States
army aviators equipped with new
pursuit planes capable of spending
nearly 2(10 miles an !four. Tuesday
nigh., were waiting at Victoria to re
ceive Japan's ratified London naval
treaty and sped with it to New York.
It is hoped to deliver the important
document into the hands of Pierre
de L. Boal, assistant chief of the
western European division of the
state department, in time for him to
carry it to Europe when he sails Sat
urday on the Leviathan.
The copy of the treaty, signed by
the Japanese emperor, must be de
posited in London before the pact
between the t ailed tSates, Great
Britain and Japan will become form
ally effective. It is desired to haw
the pact in force by November C
when a meeting of the preparatory
disarmament commission of the Lea
gue of Nations is scheduled to be
held in Geneva. Lieuts: Irvin Wood
ring and W. If. Campbell have been
selected to fly the treaty to New
York.
Every shade o! crepe paper and all
the newest novelties and favors in
tho complete Deiiniion line found
only at the Eatvs Book Store.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Cedar Crest Study Club.
The Cedar Crest Study club of
Murray will meet at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Park, on Thursday. Oct.
2.':rd.
Assistant hostess Mrs. Charles
Keil.
Roll call, sonic activity I enjoy
doing which rests me.
Leader. Mrs. J arris Lancaster.
All members are urgeu to be present.
Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to an order of sale issued by
the Clerk of the District Court of
Cass County, Nebraska, according to
the previsions of a decree entered by
said court on August 22, 1S:0, in a
cause pending in said court wherein
The Nebraska City Building & Loan
Association, a corporation, is plain
tiff, and Gilbert L. Hull, et al are de
fendants, commai' ding me to sell in
the manner provided by law the real
estate hereinafter described, to satisfy
the lien adjudged and determined
against said land by said decree in
favor of plaintiff in the sum of
$160.38, with interest accruing and
costs as In said decree provided. I
the undersigned Sheriff of Cass Coun-
I ty, Nebraska, will on Saturday,
October IS. 1930, at 11 o'clock a. m..
I at the south front door of the Court
House in the city of Plattsmonth, in
j Cass County, Nebraska, offer for sale
, and will sell at public vendue to the
j highest bidder for cash, the following
. described real estate in Cass County,
'Nebraska, to-wit:
Lot 1 in Block 3 in the Vil
lage of Union.
Dated this 12th day of September,
1930.
BERT REED.
Sheriff. Cass County.
Nebraska
PITZER & TYLER and
LLOYD E. PETERSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. slS-lw
Ralph Holmes
Has High Place
as Engineer
Outstanding Member of Electrical
Enginering Staff of B. C. A.
Victor Corporation
Ralph S. Holmes, a former Platta
mouth boy, and son of Postmaster
J. W. Holmes, is visiting in this city.
Ralph was graduated from the Platts
mou'.h high sthasi in 1H19 and from
the Engineering Department of the
University of Nebraska in 1923.
Upon completion of his engineering
course at the Univereity of Nebr: ;
ka. Mr. H:-lmes was selected by the
General Electric Company as one of
it's Radio Enginers and was employ
ed in that capacity by the General
Electric Company at Schenectady,
New York, until January 1, 1930.
Upon the consolidation of R. C. A.
ar.d Victor Corporation under the
name of R. C. A. Victor Corporation,
Ralph was employed as Radio En
gineer at Camden, New Jersey, where
he is now located. The mot remark
able broadcast receiving set in exist
6 ice today, the Radiola Super Hetro
dvne Receiver was developed and de
signed by Ralph S. Holmes, associat
ed with Mr. W. L. Carlson and Mr.
N. E. Wunderlich, Radio Engineers
of the R. C. A. Yi -ur Corporation.
An interesting and informative ar
t.cle describing the work of these
engineers and the fundamentals of
this peer of radio sets is given in
the November issue of the Radio
News. The fact that Ralph is one of
the engineers producing this ramark
able work of which recognition is
given all over the work!, is certain
ly hithly gratifying to the people of
Plattsmonth who join with th Jour
nal in whuing Mr. Holmes continued
success in his chosen Held.
Rents Frra Monday.
Charles M. Reed, was over to Lin
coln on last Monday, driving in hh-;-ar,
where he was accompanied by
Ifrs. Reed, and where he rented the
farm of L M. Davis which has been
piid is still occupied by Aubrey Hep
kins, four miles west of Murray and
en which he will live the coming
year.
Visited in Shenando3h Sunday.
A pary mad. up of Font F. Wil
son and family. Will S. Smith and
wife, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam F. Latta
and C. A. Conr.erc, were all over to
visii at the broadcasting station of
Henry Fh Ids and where they sure
had -i ne time. Of course Shenan
doah is a snappy town but net so
large that one would be liable to get
lost, but they do tell that one of the
couple became separated it seemed
:hat they were not going to find each
ether for some time, but finally did
and in time to come home before
lark.
Heme Circle Project Ciub.
The Heme Circle Project club met
with Mrs. Ernest M libera Tuesday
Oct 14th. The meeting was called
to order hy tho president, Mrs. Guy
Wiles. The lesson period was con
ducted by project lender, Mrs. John
Davis. Mrs. John Stone joined the
ilu'o. After having some interesting
mania by Mrs. Wiles and Mrs. Mil
hern, a delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Milbern. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. John Stone.
m.
We will Thank You for the Cash
witb Every Coal Order
We v .Qid love to take care of your account, but the
imue is demanding the cash this yer from u and we
will be compelled to ask for the cash, also. Cash en
ables us to sell you coal at a lower price than on credit.
eo. EL Nickles
Murray, Nebraska
Presbyterien Church Notes.
Babhafh school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at 11 a. m.
Evening service at 7:30 p.
(Vonnsj people's meeting).
Wednerdry evening prayer meet
ing at 7:30.
You arc cordially invited to Iror
ship with us.
J. C. STEWART,
Pastor.
OBOAJSTIZE CLUB
The Cedar Creek Project club met
and organ izt d at Mrs. Henry Alberts.
The officers were elected and plans
made for future meetings, on the
first Tuesday of each month. Anyone
wtshing to join is welcome.
FOP. SALE
Red Polled bull, two and a half
years old. R. T. Cuthrell. PlattF-
a,mouth, phone 3911. o9-2iw
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SWEET TEXAS
Medium size. 4 for.
L,-
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SUrlXIST. Large, juicy.
43 to 50c value. Per dozen.
CRANBERRIES
Laige, red ripe.
Ex. Special price. Lb
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C I If A ?'deied or
iJ U J Alt Brcwn, 3 lbs LtO
100 lbs. Eeet-5.09
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PACKERS GIVE TESTIMONY
Washington Representatives cf
small packing concerns were called
as witnesses Tuesday in the District
cf Columbia supreme court by Ar
mour & Co. and Swift & Co. to testi
fy on competitive condition in the
meat packing business. Armour and
Slwift are endeavoring to obtain a
modification of the consent decree
which confines them to meat packing
and closely related lines.
Frank Hunter, president of the
Baal Side Packing company of East
Sit. Lronis and Abraham Goldberg,
president of the Alabama Packing
company oi Birmingham, said their
businesses had rrrown at a rapid rate
during the past few years and that
completition in cattle buying was
keen.
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DEL MONTE
Vacuum Pack Tins
CaSCO. Made in Pkttsmouth.
la 1 - lb. vrrar vinss. Per lb
36
COM
HATULE'S BEST Fancy Golden
3antcrri. Ko. 2 cans. TWO for
25
rillr HDEKY BOOTS BEST 24 fflk 46"fl $
riUUI Every Si k Guaranteed Vit. I& IhAmWvl
P T; : 7 C - iI KY-WKCJ S Best SANTO j ; A
CUr I ilisl 2 lhs . 3S: Per poand C3
SALMON I MACKEREL tF25
35
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XASTI-HUT. 2 lbs.
PRUNES i
Sun Maid, large. 2-lb. pkg-.
ediiLn Prunes. 2 lbs
EAIS
HQ THOMPSON 2-Ib. bag
LV CEEDLE3S 4-lb. bag:
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P if T Star Salt, 100 lb.73 IMamond Ifi QO
i3Lt 1 Morton Blocks, ea. 43 100-lb. bacr VO
BAUD C0NCEBT MASONIC HO:
The Plattscuuth Elks band, as
sisted by the members of the Glen
wood band, will give a concert at
the Masonic Home grounds Sund;.
afternoon, beginning at 2:30. The
nublic is invited.
F MAYTIME. Best Quality.
Tall cans. TWO cans for.
i - -'. w ; nt S i ifaiaa Soda or GndHBH
ViaCKUrS Wafers 24b. Caddy
Dcn't borrow your neighbor's Dailj
.Tcnn:al. We vnll deliver one to yoai
dcor each evening for 15c a wed;
FLOUR
24-lb. bag-
48-lb. bag
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To Participate in Wauhonsie Bridge Dedication Ceremony
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Above are shown iliss Xi-bra.ska Miss Iowa and members of theii courts of honor who will appear ina ribbon-clipping ceremony and vagr
ant at Nebraska City. Nebr., Friday .October 17th. when the new Wl hnwin bridge across the Mhaohririver will be officially opened. Court
members who do net appear abov. include Marcelle Folda. oeiv crown-ed oueen of Ak-Sar-Ben. who wiil beMfm Om .ha: Ruth Chamberlain, who
will be Mibb Rock Port, Missouri, and representatives yet to be named at.Ntbraka City, Tecumh, Xebraaa.aad Tabor, Iowa.
