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THUBSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1932.
Dr. D. E. Hansen was a visitor In
Omaha for a short time last Sunday
Dr. D. E. Hansen Is enjoying:
visit from his brother. Warren Han
ten, of Omaha, who is spending the
week here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucean Carper, of
Murray, visited In Nehawka on last
Sunday, being guests at the home of
his mother, Mre. Gertrude Carper.
John Hansen was on the Omaha
market with a load of hogs which
were delivered to the market last
Sunday night and early Monday by
that prince cf truckmen, Frank Trot
ter.
David Stuart was a visitor In Union
on last Monday afternoon, where he
went to visit with friends as well as
look after some business matters.
Mrs. Albert Wolfe and daughter,
Miss Gladys, were called to Omaha on
last Monday, where they were looking
after some business matters.
Ralph Burton and wife, of Omaha
the former a nephew of Mark Burton
of this place, were visitors In Ne-
hawka for the week end guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burton
all enjoying the visit very much.
Uncle Peter Opp. who has been vis
Iting for some time at the home of
his son, H. P. Opp, of Lincoln, and
as well Dorothy Opp, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Opp. who was also vis
iting there, returned home last Sun-
Cay. Mr. H. P. Opp bringing them
home in his car.
Stewart Rough and wife were over
to Tekamah on last Sunday, where
they were visiting for the day and
where they enjoyed a very fine dinner
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Rough, the gentlemen being brothers.
Stt-wart says the crops are looking fine
in that portion of the country and es
pecially the corn.
George E. Sheldon, who has been
growing sweet corn under contract for
the Norfolk Packing company, began
delivering the corn to the factory at
Plattsmouth Monday afternoon. A
number of people were picking corn
and this Is August. Just how many
acres has been contracted In this vi
cinity is not known, but many who
have the corn are hustling at the
gathering and delivery of It.
Mrs. W. T. Lloyd, of Omaha, and
her son. Vincent and daughter. Phy
llis, of Orr.aha, were down to N'e
hawka on last Sunday, where they
came to visit with Grandfather Peter.
Cpp. spending the day with him. Mr3.
Lloyd reports the husband, who Is in
a hospital at Omaha, recovering from
a recent operation, is doing only fair j
and will have to submit to another
operation in the near future. He Is
afTlicted with a growth on his jaw.
A number of the baseball loving
pecple of Nehawka were over to Mur
ray last week, where they enjoyed
seeing a very fine ball game which
was played between the Murray Red
Sex and the Peter Pan Bakers, a fast
Omaha team. The game was a very
nice one and was won by the Murray
team, 7 to 6. Those from Nehawka to
attend the game were Grover Hoback
and son, Albert Wolfe. Charles Hall,
James McVey and Clyde W. Switzer.
and found him at Union gathering
him In and took him to Plattsmouth,
where he was lodged In Jail. It Is
claimed that the man had Just gotten
his liberty that day from serving a
sentence for reckless driving. Verily,
his liberty was of short duration.
WEEPING WATER
kiddles departed for Fairplay, Mo.,
last week and were accompanied by
Tony Sudduth, brother of Mrs. Nick-
I loo where thpv will Tt cuopta at ttia
Mrs. M. J. Metcalf has been quite I" : " " ' "
I hnitlA Of Thp Tnllra fnr aomc twn nroolro
ill and has been kept to her home ior ..JJ. .. .
Dan Sudduth and family, also Virgil
Sudduth and family of Murray also
accompanied them and all will en-
some days past.
James Wade was looking after some
in Omaha on Mod
dav of this week, having business at ioy a family reunion in the Show Me
Nehawk& Schools Ready
Pvorvthinp i In readiness for the!.. . . I state,
line siock yarua.
opening cf the schools of Nehawka, TihPrt and Ida CaDDen were over
which is to occur on August 29th, . .., nn iaa, Tuesday, drlvine! BaturdaVt Eatertainttent
with the following teachers who are . . Uh frienda an(1 alg0 to The cttUena of Weeping Water
to give the Instruction for the coming hnnninir lnave Deen Providing some good amuse-
school year: E. L. steimDert. super- Eidemiller was In town with I"""" 4ur KU UUHie IOi aa "
Intendent- Miss Ruth E. James, prln-
two corn
knives which he was having n Saturday nights and on last Sat-
cipal; Mrs. W. C. Dorr, Home Eco- sharpened ,n order that he might com- rdy nt 4 three boxing bouts.
nomics; W. C. Dorr. Agriculture, anu warfare on the weeds about ine ur" Die swuser
in the grades, Ruth E. Rainey, first farm and T. Kllburn. The second bout was
and second; Mildred Nellor. tnira, Mrs. Ciaude Stratton was guest for Deiween lwo 8mal ooya, Davis vs.
fourth and fifth; Nerma Brandt, six- . t week ftt the home of her I wiles, wniie the last bout was be-
th, seventh and eighth. narents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardi- tween tlie Falischman brothers of
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son of Plattsmouth, returned home
Seeks to Open Quarry ,aa, Tnesdav . The bout8 wer lven under the
Last Monday morning, Ole Olsen, of Fornoff and son. Fred, and ausplces of the B7 Scouts and the
Weeping Water, who has been inter- Honnlnir. all of near Cedar contestants were introduced by Rev.
ested in the stone quarry business for i00kine after some busl-l RaIPh PIn"am. Following this a
some time, was over to Nehawka to ln WeeDinjr Water on muaical number by George Wildren
. L..ni tn Ka lino I j 1 x.a cMi4i. mu -. . a. I
looK aner some uusmcw n s, (Tuesday morning I omuu, iuvic uwu
The barn at the west farm of the arrangea ior me coming saiuraay a
free dance wnlcn will be sponsored
by the business men and which will
be on the pavement.
Thrills and Spills at Sidney's Great Rodeo
of leasing some lands for the pur
pose of producing stone which he de-1 Rauth egtate m burned early
sires to quarry. He was loomng over
a number of pieces while here and did
not make up his mind as to whether
or not he would contract for any of
the sites looked at.
this week and was a total loss as far
as the fire was concerned. We did not
learn whether there was any Insur
ance on the place or not
Charles H. Gibson and son, Harlan,
Takes Dental Examination
- Give Concert at llurdock
On Tuesday night of this week.
H?nrv Lemoke and Raymond Hart the Weeping Water band, which is
departed early last Tuesday morning M" assisted by a number of players
Marion Stone, who is attending ntnhn,i tw. where thev from Murdock. went over to that
school in Lincoln was a visitor in Ne-1 Temaln fishin& boatin& and bath. city, where they gave a very worth
hawka for a short time on last Sun- Friday, when they will re- while program and one that was
day and on Monday was taking an ex- I greatly enjoyed by the citizens of
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J. A Sootten. the contractor of the that place. They will give a concert
fair hoir house was taken suddenly III the Masonic Home ln piausmoutn.
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on last Tuesday morning while at his " unaay, aucui ui. iur
work and had to stop and go to his members or the home wno cannot go
Knn,o Tho riv u-ri rh la verv trust-I 41 1111 "toovu
worthy and capable, continued with
aminatlon before the dental board for
admission to practice.
United Brethren in Christ.
Otto Engebretson, pastor.
NEHAWKA CHURCH.
Bible church school 10 a. m.
Evening Gospel service at 8.
Pravcr meeting at the church
Wednesday night.
Boys and Girls club meets on Tues
day night.
The Ladies Aid society will be
entertained by Mrs. Burton this
week.
OTTERBEIN CHURCH
Rlhla RPhnnl at 10 & m.
Morning worship at 11. A special on Iast morning,
service is being planned. We will
dedicate our new piano to the ser-
ice of the Lord. Be sure and come
for these services.
The mid-week prayer meeting will
be held in town Wednesday night.
to come and listen. The concert will
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the work as though Mr. Scotten was "u l"c ul
Mrs. Claude Stratten and the kid
dies, Margaret and Chester, who have
been visiting at the home of Grand
father and Grandmother Mr. and Mrs
Sob Missouri Pacific Station
On Monday evening of this week.
or between evening and the following
Thomas Hardison. of riattsmouth. for morning, someone entered the Mis-
nearly a week, returned home on last url Pacific station at Weeping Wat-
Wednesday morning after having en- " nd rined tne drawer wnicn is
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Ole Olsen was a visitor In Nehawka 8TnaU cnanee whlcn tney made away
where he with. Everything had been secured
was looking after some business mat
ters regarding the opening of a quarry
before the workmen had left the sta
tion and someone no doubt had been
there, and while the negotiations waicning anu uruB ow.
were entered, they were not complet- and made what haul they could
ed and he will return to complete Nightwatchman George Aiuinn none
the arrangement at a near date. M a car parked towards the station
Mrs. John Crozier. who has been at an having the lights burning and on
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Sun Danco, one c? GiJn;y's favorite horses, is ready to do his f art at Iowa's Championship Rodeo,
to be held at Sidney August 16 to 10. Nearly two hundred of the world's foremost cowboys have
entered the various redeo events and will compete for the liberal purses offered by Sidney Amerieam
Legion members, 3ole owners end sponsors of the ninth annual frontier contest.
They were Joined by their mother,
Mrs. Jans Peterson of Audabon, la.
The friends and relatives mado a real
enjoyable picnic party which was
held at Baker Grove Ecuth of Weep
ing Water last Sunday and at which
there were about fifty in cttenrlance.
On the return." ef -Mrs. Peterson to
her home she. was ncccmpanicd by
Clarenco Sosaard, and on Tuesday
Donald also departed for Audabon,
where they ara visiting. While here
they vistied at tho home cf Chris
Rausmussen and also with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred A. Burcn.
Business Good, He Says
Forest E. Cunningham, who oper
ates a saw mill. In speaking to the
Journal field man last Monday said
that business was good and that he
now had more work on hand and
waiting to be done than he had had
in the past two years.
Gathers in a 'Lcgger
Sheriff E. W. Thimgan and Deputy
Sheriff Ray Becker were visiting in
Nehawka cn last Saturday, coming to
r.ip in the bud a visit of a certain
bootlegger from Nebraska City, who
had made the town before and arriv
ing before he did, went to meet him
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Your Shirt
NEVEE in the days of big
gteina and free lunch did
yon bey its equal at a dol
lar shirt shop.
SHE THESE new efferings,
just received fancy bread-
cloths made by Elder. A rare
bargain at this price
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'....I the hosnital at Lincoln for some time, investigation rouna no one in n. ou.
corn reeu ai iavis a in is j-xiuay . I .. fie
where she underwent an operation D"-"'cv """' " -
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and has been convalescing nicely maae ms rounus sin iuu iuc i...
since, has so far improved that she J Sone.
was able to return home on last Tues
day. Mr. Crozier went over on last I Seeing the West.
Tuesday afternoon, bringing the wife C. Wally Johnson and wife and
home. I mother were seeing the west anu
J. T. Jamison and Charles Heeb- driving to the ocean, with their car
ner, with Fred A. Burch as driver, ana nave written many iniertsune
departed on Wednesday for Burwell, letters of the sights they have seen
where they went to enjoy the wild and enjoyable time they have had
night and next week they are plan
ning a special meeting.
The Girls & Boys will meet at the
church Thursday afternoon.
"Thou ehalt love thy neighbors as
thyself." Lev. 19:18.
HAPPY HUSTLERS CLUB
The Happy IIuEtlers Pig club held
Jl u-f'incr rnnct o tho Vnprav hatli-
ing beach. Tuesday evening. There west rodeo which Is einS stgd at Uur,n the time they are away tne
were around seventy-five present to that Place at tbis time' and whicn is retaurant U being looked after by
enjoy the occasion with the club a VCTV Popular drawing card. They m ana . iwo 818lCrB.
are expecting to be home on Friday. manager oi me Dusmess wune
Mr. and Mrs. RalDh Keckler and Bill is the assistant and Esther the
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also the many friends of the family cook. They will remain In the west
are feeling pretty fine on account of during the entire month of August
the arrival at the hospital at Onawa,
Iowa, of a very fine son which camel Plaved in Lincoln Sunday.
members.
They had as their guests a 4-H
club of Weeping Water, as well as
D. D. Wainscott, D. C. Lonergan,
Chas. W. Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Nickles.
A large number spent the evening to b,ess tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Five of the horseshoe pitchers of
in swimming while others enjoyed "lcnaro K-ecKier, and wmch was born this vicinity were over to lancom
themselves visiting. on last Monday at the Dr. J. S. Deer- last Sunday where they enjoyed
Wednesday the club held their last ing nosPltal at Onawa, Iowa. tilt with a selected five at that place
business meeting While the men who went over ior
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Interesting talks were Hvon hv Vam'tJ of t;i.a1. t.. nr..i, I the game were fine players, they
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Jimmy Hcssenflow and George Mrs. Katherine Keckler, daughter were slightly beaten in the contest.
Thompson about their trip to 4-H of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Keckler, and (Those to go from Weeping Water
club tamp held at Bellevue. who is the genial and efficient clerk were, L. Wise, Jack Wise, turner
Mr. D. C. Lonergan and Col. Chas. in the Natural Gas office and Mr. Kleptzer, Harold Wiles and Charles
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W. Taylor attended the meeting and Elden R. Panska, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kendricks, the latter from near Ce-
decided upon having a hog sale. Oct. R. L. Panska. of Elmwood. were unit- dar Creek. The Lincoln team will
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5, for the club instead of giving the ed in marriage in Lincoln last week come to Weeping Water for a return
S100 premium money that Mr. Lon- and came home to surprise their game on the coming Sunday.
engan was going to give. Further friends and relatives.
announcement about the sale will be i rne bride will remain in her ores-1 Shonninr in rhicamv
ent position for the time being and I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miechelsen de
given later on.
Noble Kiser and his club from
Mynard were also at tho meeting.
The members of this club will also
sell their pigs at this sale.
A number are going to the State
Fair this year. There will Te one
more meeting after the Fairs to
make out reports and elect officers.
REPORTER.
TAKES TRIP TO THT WEST
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Mr. Wm. Stivers, wifo and fam
ily left on their vacation, Monday
from Glenwood taking with them his
mother, Mrs. John Stivers and his
niece, Miss Lucille Stivers. They left
Glenwood at 7 o'clock Monday morn
ing and getting in Hemingford at
11:30 Tuesday noon.
They were visiting Mrs. John Stiv
ers daughter, Mr3. Milo Long. They
enjoyed many interesting sights. The
trip covered 600 mile3. They all en
joyed it very much.
RYE SEED
Rye seed for sale.
Phone 2322.
all-2tw
will reside with the husband at the parted early this week for Chicago
home of his 'parents. The winsome on the Butler Brothers Excursion
bride was receiving congratulations where they will be the guests of the
during this week from her many ad-1 wholesale house and will purchase
miring friends and also to those who their fall stock of goods which will
smoked, was giving a very fine cigar, be shipped immediately and it will
The Journal, with their many friends, be well for those who are expecting
are extending best wishes and hopes I to make purchases of articles for the
for a long, happy and useful life.
fall to keep the dates of the arrival
land placing on sale of these goods.
Visitine at Old Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nickles and the
Thoughful Service
WE HAVE established an In
stitution" for the purpose of
relieving the bereaved family
of burdens and responsibilities
which accompany the passing
of a loved one.
Our knowledge and experi
ence in this profession assures
satisfaction to the family of the
deceased.
Hobccn Funeral
Heme
Established 19C3
Having Home Improved.
Frank J. Domingo has been hav
ing his home improved by the lay
ing of som9 hard wood floors and
the polishing of the same. A gar
age is also being constructed under
the house and concrete walks made
about the home. The materials were
secured at the home lumber yard as
all should be.
Buy a Nic2 Hom2.
Claude Fitzpatriclt, foreman of the
Western Limestone Co., on last Wed
nesday made the purchase of the resi
dence property formerly owned by
Mr. and Mrs. G. Rehnicicr, and will
occupy same for a home.
Funeral of Irs. Dunksr.
Mrs. Lessie Dunker, born iu Elm
wood on November 16th, 1S93, and
who was married to Alex Hopkins,
they making their homo in Green
wood, whero they resided for some
time and where tho husband died
some eleven yearo ago. Mrs. IIopkin3
who was formerly Elizabeth Maers,
daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Simon
Maers of Elmavocd, then married Mr.
Dunker, and v:a3 making her homo
LOG ALNEIVS
From Monday's Daily
Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping
Water was a visiter in the city today
to look after Rome business matters
at the court lioue and visiting with
his friends.
Miss Helen Warner, deputy clerk of
the district court, with her nephew.
Donald Warner, motored to Bedford,
Iowa, Sunday where they visited over
today with friends.
Mis3 Fern Stivers departed today
for Lincoln where she will enjoy a
visit of a few day3 there with friends
and taking in the many places of in
terest in the capitol city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Royal and
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Derieg of Lin
coln, were in the city Sunday to
ppend the dcy with Judge Charles
L. Graves, father of the ladies.
Hon Troy L. Davis and wife of
Weeping Water were here Sunday to
visit at th home of Mr. and Mrs.
Searl S. Davis and family and were
dinner guests at the Davis home.
Mrs. H. V. Hendricks of Omaha,
was here over Sunday to enjoy a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hendricks
and friend3 in the city, returning
last evening to her duties at Omaha.
Mrs. A. D. Batchlor of Thurman,
at Wombee, South DaTota, and was Iowa, is here to enjoy the week visit
at Hay Springs when cLe died. The ng at the home of her daughter.
remains were shipped to the Hobson Mrs. Clyde Jackson and family and
funeral home of Weecins Water and with a number of the old friends
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the funeral wa3 held at the Hobson here.
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funeral nome with tae interment at Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Patterson
Oakwood cemetery. The Rev Ralph of St. Edwards. Nebraska, were visi
Pinkham. , pastor o: tho Congrega- tora in the city over Sunday as the
tional chursh officiated.
guests of relatives and friends. Mr.
Patterson is now at St. Edwards, di
recting the affairs of a closed bank
at that placa.
"rem T'jm1oj' Daily
R. W. Kncrr of the Popular
Variety ctoro, is at St. Paul, Minne
sota, v.here he was called on Eomo
business affairs and alio will enjoy a
few day3 outing in the lake coun
try. Edward II. Pankonin, residing in
the vicinity cf Weeping Water, was
here Monday and spent a few hours
looking after some business matters
and while in the city called at tho
Journal to renew his subscription.
From Wednesday's Daily
C. C. Wercott was at Blair today
where he attended a meeting of tho
board of directors of the Crowell
Memorial home.
Herman Ivuehn, one of the well
known residents of near Elmwood,
was here today for a short time and-'
etopped for a call on Sheriff and Mrs.
Ed Thimgan, Mr. Kuehn being a
brother of Mrs. Thimgan.
4-H CLUB PROGRAM
The 4-H club, of Mynard, consist
ing of the Blue Ribbon Pig club,
Daisy Dairy club and Peppery Cook
ing club will give a joint achieve
ment program at the Mynard Com
munity Hall, on Tuesday, Aug. ICth,
commencing at eight o'clock. Every
body welcome.
Paper table covers 40"x40" 2 in
pack, Orange or reen, 10c. Bates
Book Store.
Rob Railroad
Station of Mop at
Weeping Water
Missouri Pac;fb Station Broken Into
by Parties and Snail Amount
Sccrr:d from Drawer.
Stand By Veterans
Enjoyed Fine Picnic.
Clarence and Donald Sogaard. who
have been making their home at
Long Beach. California, arrived in
Weeping Water last Friday and were
visiting with . their relatives and
friends ia Weeping' Water for over
Jjthe week end. .
The station of ths T.I:33uori Pacific
railroad at Weeping Water seems to
be a target for the operation of
thieves of various kir.ds and the lat
est depredr..tio:V reported was early
Tuesday moralng.
The statiOa wa3 er.tered by means
of a window and securing entrance
to the off'.ce portion of the building.
the per3on or persona proceeded to
break Into the cash drawer and from
which a small amount of change was
secured and the persons made good
their encape.
George Mullen, night marshal at
Weeping Water, reported that at one
time during the night he had no
ticed a car parked near the station
with it3 lights burning and on in
vestigation it was found that there
was no one in tik car. The marshal
sunnosed that -t".i9. car owner was
visiting la the locality, but set down
the number cf tie' car. Later in his
rounds he found the car missing. It
is thought that this was probably
the car used; by the robbers.
A short time ago one of the freight
cars spotted' near the station was
mhhed ct considerable amount of I
goods and which Was 'evidently haul
ed away in a car or truck as tire
marks were noticed near the car the
next mornins when the robbery was
discovered.
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Here are .some of the women and children who have fol
lowed the bonus expeditionary forces through all their experi
ences. Just now they are quartered with several hundred of the
veterans -in Chicago, waiting to receive word to journey on to
their homes. Left to right Mrs. Edna Rem. California- Mrs
O A. Salher Texas; Dorothy Lammers, 8, and her mother!
-Mrs. Maoel. Lammers, Iowa;' Mrs. William Fitz-erald C'di
forma and her children. Grace, 3 and Robert, 6, and Mrs.
Edith Lannon, Washington.
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