THURSDAY, OCTCEEE 22, 1926.
PLATTSMOUTH SEH - WEEKLY J0TT2UAI
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Wonderful Book of
RffAGJC TRICKS
Tells you how to perform 62 different,
puzzling feats of magic ... lots of fun.
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JCe make this offer to get
every boy and girl to try
Quaker Oats, the cereal
tbry chose for the Dionoe
Quins. Eat a bowl of this
delicious, nourishing,
whole-grain cereal for
breakfast every morning.
Order Quaker Oats at any
grocer's today.
How To Get DICK DARING'S BAG OF TRICKS
At The TTSIOl'TH JOl ItAI., Office
Just bring in 1 trademark (the picture of the Quaker Man from a laree Quaker
Oats package, or the trademarks from 2 small packages. In return, we will give you
your copy of "Dick Darinp's Bag of Tricks." if you prefer, maii trademarks to The
Quaker Oats Co., Box L, Chicago, Illinois.
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mother, Mrs. J. II. Ilunipe. whose con
dition became worse yesterday. 2Urs.
Humpe has been ill for some time.
Mrs. Edna D. Shannon, of "Weep
ins "Water, was a week end visitor
From Monday's Daily hore at the h.. 11. escott Home, at-
Miss Georgia "White spent the tending the I. E. O. meeting here
week-end in Omaha. on Friday and remaining over bun-
Miss Lillian Garrett of Omaha was! day.
visiting friends in Plattsmouth yes- Charles W. Ilaffke, former resi
terday. dent of this city, was here today to
Miss Helen Smetana is spending spend a few hours visiting with rela
her two-week vacation with friends ; lives and old friends. Mr. Ilaffke now
in Omaha and in Iowa. j makes his home in Omaha with his
Mrs. R. S. Harris and daughter of I son. William and family
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5
iurray
2 Head Horses One mare and
one horse, both smooth mouth!
5 Head Cattle Three cows (one
Red Pole, one Holstein and one
Jersey-Holstein mixed); 2 calves benn; at
six montns oia vduii ana neuer;.
FARM MACHINERY
Twe-section harrow, walking culti
vator, lumber wagon, 1-horse buggy.
14-in. stirring plow, 10-in. stirring
John Peuschot of l plow, 5-shovel cultivator; 1-horse
drill, 1-horse lister, 2-wheel trailer,
all in fair to good condition. Mow
ing machine, brooder stove, oil bar
rels, some wire, harness and a lot of
small tools and various other articles.
Terms are Cash j
Omaha visited at the home of F. G.
Fricke and Miss Dora yesterday.
Mrs. Glock of Plainview is spend
ing a few days with her daughter,
Miss Dorothy Glock, in Flattsmouth.
Fred G. Morgan left yesterday for
a short visit in San Diego, Calif.,
where he will visit his sister, Mrs.
Clarence Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Noble and
sons of Omaha spent yesterday at
the home of Mr. Noble's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Noble.
Father J. A. Kerbers of Creigh
ton University was a dinner guest
at the home of Dr. C. B. Dorwart
and mother Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. Gayer was called to
Lincoln last evening to be with her
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
PLATTSMOUTH STATE BANK
of Plattsmouth, Nebr.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte KiCin and
daughter, Anne, of Lexington are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Kiffin's
brother. Dr. Dorwart, and mother
this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kiflin at
tended the Nebraska-Indiana game in
Lincoln Saturday.
Mrs. Carter Strand of Stevens
Point.- Wis., arrived Thursday morn
ing for a two-week visit with her
j' Ul l 11 l , . 1 . t . 1 -- - 1 1 - : - 1 .'--11 . .
ball. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wescott ot
Lincoln were guests at the Tidball
home yesterday.
Charter No. TC in the Ptate of Ne
braska at ttie Close of llut-iness
October 15, tyCC.
Assets
Loans and Discounts S
Overdrafts
Bonds :md Securities (ex
clusive of cush reserve ..
Banking House, Furniture
and fixtures
Cash In Bank and Iue from
National anl State Banks,
subject to Check
TOTAL .
3sS,0t;P..T
467.."
471.P90.C0
lo.ooo.fio
4 2.S0
.i,ic:.t;7i.-T,
From Tuesday's Dally.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hilt announce
the birth of a daughter October 19.
J. A. Clemens, Lincoln real estate
man. was in the city Monday after
noon to look after some .matters of
business and visiting with friends.
Misses Marie Vallery, Florence
Beighley, and John Hoop drove to
Red Oak, la., Sunday to visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Alvord.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold I'eterscn of
Omaha and Mrs. Glenn Vallery spent
Sunday evening at Auburn where
Uiey visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Peterson, brother of Harold, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rothert.
r.o.noo.ftft
L's.r.oo.oo
51,07,6.07
Liabilities
Capital Stock Common.... $
Surplus Fund
Vndivided I'rofits (Neti
Beserve for Dividends. Con
tingencies, Interest, Taxes,
etc
Individual Dt pos
its subject to
Check $:,19.12S.94
Time Certificates
of Deposit P.M. 104.7..-,
Savinss Deposits. 1 6,L"37.:!7
Certified Checks. . r.l.dO
Cashier's Clucks. 7..706.4S 1.0S2.22S.34
TOTAL ll,lMJ-l.-
State of Nebraska "
V FS.
County of Cass j
I, II. A. Schneider. 1'rovident of the
above named bank, !o solemnly pwcar : v.'isser,
that the above statement is a true atnl
correct copy of the report made to the
Department of Banking.
11. A. SCBXBIDKl:.
Attest: Bresident.
HKXMT ITOBX. Tireetor.
Fl IAN K A. CLOIDT, Director.
From Wednesday's Dailj'
Dr. Frank Molak attended the den
tal convention in Omaha last evening.
Mrs. Margaret Todd, assistant post
master of Murray was a Plattsmouth
visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kennedy spent
last Thursday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Crosser, helping
Lcn celebrate his birthday.
Mrs. T. llenrichs of Hastings with
her sou, Ralph and wife of Inland,
visited at the D. E. Waller home
Wednesday and Thursday of last
i week.
Miss Ruth Ferric was able to re
turn from the hospital yesterday aft
ernoon. She is recuperating at the
'home of her sister, Mrs. Carl Chris-
Alex Campbell has been painting
the farm home of Mrs. Georgia Cream
er and sure it is looking much bet
ter. Glen Rutledge of the Nehawka En
terprise was looking after some busi
ness matters in Murray last Tuesday
afternoon.
Floyd Moore, operator for the Bur
lington at the Oreapclis tower, was a
visitor in Murray for a time last Mon
day evening.
Frank E. Vallery of Omaha was a
visitor in Murray last Monday and
v, as looking after some business mat
ters lor a short time.
Mr. and Mrs
Omaha were enjoying a visit with
the mother of Mrs. Dueschot, Mrs.
Edna Deles Denier Sunday.
Mrs. Vesta Clarke, manager of the
telephone exchange and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Merritt were visiting in Union
for the day last Wednesday.
John Vantine was in Murray and
superintended the construction of a
garage, the work being done by some
of the carpenters of Murray.
Dick Baker, living south of Rock
Bluffs has been very sick with a se
vere attack of the flu and while he
is improved he is still very sick.
Professor Harold Greer of the Mur
ray schools and Dayle Long were
spending last Sunday at the home of
the parents of Mr. Greer at Schuyler.
E. J. Nutzman and Carl Balfour,
both from the other side of Nehawka
were looking after some business mat
ters in Murray last Monday after
noon. Mrs. Ona Lawton and son Lyle of
Omaha, were visiting relatives and
friends in Murray last Sunday, guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Young.
Mrs. C. M. Read has been troubled
Sale
GENERAL
TO BE HELD 2 BLOCKS
EAST OF SUB-STATION
Hiway 75, Plattsmouth
Saturday, Oct. 24th
Beginning at 12:30
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Sunday afternoon, Edward White,
a member of the extra crew of the
Missouri Pacific, stationed at Mur
ray, was taken to the St. Joseph
hospital -at Omaha. Mr. White has
been quite ill and it was found
necessary to have him taken to the
hospital for treatment.
HARVEST HOME SUPPER"
A "Harvest Home Supper" will be
given at the Murray Presbyterian
church at Murray, Oct. 31. Serving
i:30. C5c. Also a market
will be held. o22-ltw-2td
ATTENDS FUNERAL SERVICE
From Monday's Daily:
This morning William A. Robert
son, deputy grand master of the A.
F. & A. M. of Nebraska and William
F. Evers, superintendent of the Ne
braska Masonic Home, motored tc
Lincoln. They will attend the fun
eral services of Orville A. Andrews,
past grand master of Nebraska, who
died suddenly Friday. The services
are to be conducted by the grand
lodge of the Nebraska Masons.
For high class Job printing
phene your order to No. 6.
HARRIED AT CITY HALL
Tuesday afternoon Judpo C. L.
Graves at the city hall was called
upon to unite in marriage Miss
Viola Richter and Mr. Fred Wueth
r:sh, both of Rice Lake, Wisconsin.
The bridal couple was accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Miller of
Omaha who witnessed the ctrcmony.
E0X-PLATE SUPPER
Oct. 27. S p. m.. Dist. 15, Mt.
ant. Program. Girls
boxes.
p!c;
Pleas-bring
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VELMA FULTON,
Teacher.
AdaSa Mewton
Owner
Rex Young, Auct. Reynolds, Clerk
daughter, Peggie ror t:ie east, where;
they were to visit for some time, and i
intending to stop in Tennessee for a
visit with the parents of Mr. Morris;
which they did. While playing with j
a dog at the home of her grandpar
ents at Johnson City, Tenn., Peggy
fell and fractured her thigh bone and
the parents had to stop there with
her until such time as she should re
cover. Mr. and Mrs. Tilson and
Douglas went on to Virginia.
Making Changes at Garage.
J. A. Scotten and Albert A. Young
last Monday were building an out
side stairway to the basement of the
garage building and some other work,
thus providing an entrance to the
lower portion of the building which
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conduct uuo iui mi ui e. cl , d as a dance han and Kkatin5
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 21st day of October. l!i"6.
KDNA WAIIUKW
(Seal) Notary Duhlic.
(My Commission expires Oct. 19, IftP.S)
Miss Marie Kaufman left for Nor
folk yesterday where she is a delegate
to the state Rebekah Assembly. Miss
Amelia Friedrich accompanied Miss
Kaufmann to Norfolk then went on
to Plainview where she will visit
relatives.
Phone news Items te lie 6.
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Shop of Personal Service
For Sports or
Dancing . . tnis
Elastic Pantic
...Is indispensable to your
corset wardrobe. Two detach
able crotch straps
arc included.
Model 116.
$150
The bra slips over your head!
Of lace with an clastic band.
Model 4096.
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GOSSARD
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which has been lame for some time
and does not seem to improve very
rapidly.
The road running southwest of
Murray, is being put in better con
dition and will be hard surfaced,
thus making it easier to travel in bad
weather.
Countv Commissioner J. A. Pitz of;
Plattsmouth was a visitor in Murray
and vicinity looking after some coun
ty business in connection with the
road running south from Murray.
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Gilrnore were
in Union Saturday where the doctor
was looking after some business mat
ters and both were visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Ray Frans.
Miss Helen Hunter and Mrs. W. C.
Tippens of Plattsmouth, were visit
ing in Murray for a time last Monday
afternoon, guests while here of Mrs.
Fred L. Hild and Grandma Mrs.
Katherine Perry.
Dr. R. W. Tyson was called to
Union last Saturday night where a
man named Terrence Jones had a
fractured ankle. Dr. Tyson gave first
aid and then sent him to the Veter
ans' hospital at Lincoln.
Homer Miller of Plainview where
he is rural mail carrier, accompanied
by Mrs. Miller, were visiting in Mur
ray for over the week-end, guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Long
and Wm. Sporer and the boys.
J. H. Browne and wife and Mrs.
Susie Berger, all of Omaha, were
visiting in Murray last Monday and
as well over to the cemetery where
they were cleaning out the surplus of
grass and beautifying the graves of
friends.
Thos. Smith from Bloomfield and
who is engaged in a service station
some six miles east of his town at
the junction of two highways, has
been visiting friends and looking af
ter business matters in Murray dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Georgia Creamer has been
very ill with erysipelas at her home
east of Murray. Her niece from North
Band is here assisting in her care
as well as Mrs. Homer Shrader. While
everything possible is being done she
is not showing the desired improve
ment. Earl Terhune was over to Omaha
Monday of this week and made the
purchase of a car, which he drove
home with him. He had known the
car as it had been owned by a party
in te country here and traded to Om
aha parties, and knowing the car Mr.
Terhune felt safe in buying it.
rink. This allows an entrance to the
hall without going through the garage.
Took Preshies Down the Line.
The sophomore class of the Mur
ray high school in an initiation to j
the school fraternity took the seven
members of the freshman class for a
walk to the Murray corner last Mon
day evening and there left them sup
posing that they would have to walk
jhome as well, but it chanced that they
got a ride back to Murray. However
they all seemed to be having a fine
time. The members of the freshman
class to enjoy the experience were
Leona Allen, Margaret Baker, Lois
Gerking. Harry Griffin. Dallas Red-
iden, Elwin Koolman and Keith Todd.
Enjoyed Sunday Evening Visit.
The Rev. E. G. Sloan and wife with
their car and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wiles
with their car took a number of the
young people of the Murray Pres
byterian church to Omaha last Sun
day evening to a pageant presented
at the Congregational church of
South Omaha.
Enjoyed Wonderful Dinner.
Nearly three hundred people last
Sunday visited the Lewiston Com
munity Center where a dinner was
being served by the ladies of that
popular community center. Many
people from Plattsmouth, Murray,
Union, Nehawka, Nebraska City and
Weeping Water were present and all
were loud in their praise of the won
derful dinner.
Picnic at Waubonsie.
A party composed of J. A. Davis
and daughter ( C. M. Meade and fam
ily were over to Waubonsie lake near
Percival where they enjoyed a pic
nic last Sunday and were also joined
by Misses Evelyn and Lois Meade,
who are attending school at Tarkio
(Mo.) college.
Injured at Play.
As noted last week the departure
of James Tilson and wife and son,
Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Morris and their eighteen month old
Married 44 Years.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Ray were
celebrating the passing of their 44th
wedding anniversary last Sunday, Oc
tober 18th and were also taking their
dinner at the Lewiston Community
Center. Their grandson, George
Thompson was also celebrating the j
passing of his twenty-first birthday
anniversary, but was spending the
same in Marysville, Mo. He concluded j
he would go to Marysville last Satur
day to celebrate the birthday and as
an inovation concluded he would
hitch hike it. He started and got
only two rides and was in Marysville
in the evening.
Received Their Friends.
During the afternoon and evening
last Monday Rev. E. G. Sloan and wife
entertained an an open house mem
bers of the United Presbyterian
church and the community. Rev.
Sloan and wife are to depart for their
new field of work in Pennsylvania
the first of next week. Many of the
members and citizens called to wish
them luck in their new location.
SPANIARDS REACH AMERICA
New York. Marcelino Domingo.
leader of the left republican partrj
in Spain, arrived for a speaking tour,
of the United States and Canada "to j
correct an erroneous impression" '
about the present conflict In Spain.
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Ad for Plattsmouth, Fri, SaL, Oct. 23d, 24th
Here is your opportunity to elect Del Monte
Quality to your table at prices that assure an
economy administration of your food budget.
Del Monte
Fruit Cocktail
No. 1 Tall Can, 2 for 296
No. 2V2
Can, 23c
2 for 4
Del Monte Sliced
3 or Half
No. Z cans
Del Monte Whole Segment
GRAPE FRUIT
7C
Del Monte Whole Kernel
Golden Bantam
CORIJ
No. 2
Can -
for 2
12-oz. Vac.
Pack Can
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B UAJ V
Del Monte Red Alaska
x Lb. Tall Can . .
.2 for 27c
Del Monte Bartlett
PEARS
U0.2I2 Can
2 for 3
Del Wonte Orlho Cut
COFFEE
2-lb. Can, 53c ; l-lb..
Del Monte
Tomato Sauce
8-oz. Can
27c
21
5C
Del Monte Sliced or Crushed
PINEAPPLE
Wo. 2V2 Can - - -Del
Monte Gritless
SPINACH
N0.2V2 Can - - -De!
Monte Fancy
CATSUP
14-oz. Bottle - - -
IT
14c
Del Monte Seedless
RAISINS
15-cz. Pfcg
PRUNES (Med. Size)
2-lb. m Mb
Pkjr.
19c
Pk?.
-I2C
Del Monte Large
PRUNES
Mb. Pkg.
I3
Santa Clara
PRUNES
90-100 size, 4 lbs
Choice Cling
PEACHES, 2 lbs.. .
33c
Gem Pancake
Flour
4-Ib. Bag .
...
KARO SYRUP
BLUE LAEEL
10-lb. Pail, 53c &Dfhr
5-lb. Pail
Pears
Apples
No. 1 Ring Packed Mich. iA
Kieffers. Full Bu. basket. 9$V
Fancy Red, Juicy
Idaho Jonathons
Ring-Packed Full Bushel
Basket, $1.69. 5 lbs
Rome Beauty APPLES, Fancy Idaho
Excellent for Baking. 4 lbs
Washington DELICIOUS APPLES
Extra Fancy, Large Size, Doz
Lettuce
Fresh, Crisp California
Iceberg. Large Head .
California Red Flame
3 lbs
.25c
...So
JL. dUCd Tokay.
Amimaai Fla. Seedless Sealdsweet
oranges Lge. 200-21 g size. doz..35c
Calif. Sunkist, Sweet, Juicy Valencias ftg
344 Size, Doz A21
Florida Marsh
Seedless
Sweet and Juicy
Large SO Size. . . .
5 2ov 25c
Cabbage SsSfc iiid'. c.r.,8P 3c
aIawtt Fresh, Tender Oregon fit
WC&e&ry Large, well bleached Stalk. . .OU
T" U. S. Grade No. 1 Louisiana
SaillS Porto Rican. 4 lbs ilV
Tomatoes SSEf; 2?.db:RbpaIket..29c
Choice tender Baby Beef Shoulder Cuts
ESaEBB&imirgeip its T&
Freshly ground Beef Cuts.
PoipIs. MeE? LS.S5C
Young, Tender Quality
SSealli Lb 7c
Choice, tender Baby Beof
P&BSfOlLaE'di 2 lbs. . .asc
In 1-lb. Cartons
Armour's Quality
Ring, BSgna H3c
Armour's Quality
HBaSSDml Squares Lb ll
Armour's Fancy Sugar-Cured
STSteEfS Pint
Fresh Shipment, Solid Pack
Casco
BUTTER
Mb. Carton
Sunlight Margarine e
1-lb. Ctns., 2 for JXL
35
DWARFIES
or Georgie Porgie
CEREAL j 0C
Large Pkg.
Clarion Corn
Medium Cans 3 for
EvorpnMMi
Kins ale Tomatoes
No. 2 Cans 3 for
2Qc
25c
So-Tast-ee Soda
CRACKERS c
2-lb. Caddy Ji e
r9Y'lt9 Huttrr
LL JL s t raeLeni
1-lb. Pkg.
21c
Prim Special Process
TISSUE
6 lge. rolls,
Fine Granulated Beet
SUGAR
100 lbs.. $5.29
10 lbs
OXYDOL
or PJNS0, large pkg.
Big 4 White Naptha
SOAP 10 EE 27C
PLUMIITE
Cleans and Opens
Drains
Can
19'
Finest Brand
MATCHES
6 Box Carton -
117
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Vigo, Ace, White Cross,
Strongheart or DeLuxe
DOG FOOD
Mb. Cans 4 for
Ken-L-Ration, Pard or
Red Heart
DOG FOOD
1-lb. Cans 3 for
2c
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Otoe Chief
FLOUR
4S
I.bn.
$39
SUNRISE COFFEE
3 lbs., 49c; 1-lb. bag. . XC
Pillsbury's Best
FLOUR
24 lbs., $1.03
48-lb. Sack
13 $ .93
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