THURSDAY, AUGUST 31. 1939.
PAGE SIX
PIATTSYOUTH SEMI -'WEEKLY JOURNAL
Funeral of
Veteran Railroad
Man is Held
. W. F. Brissey of Burlington, la., Laid
to Rest Here Was Missouri Paci
fic Employee Many Years.
From Monday's Dally
This morning at 9:30 at the Sat
tler funeral home at Fourth and Vine
streets, funeral services were held
for William F. Brissey, 83. of Bur
lington. Iowa, a veteran employee of
the Missouri Pacific railroad.
Dr. H. G. McClusky conducted the
services.
Mr. Brissey had not been ill long
as he had been in very good health
and Just a short time ago had return
ed to Burlington from a visit at Lin
coin and here in Nebraska with rel
atives. ,
Mr. Brissey was a resident of
Plattsmouth for a great many years
and it was here that his family large
ly' grew up, he coming here with
the extension of the Missouri Pacific
railroad from Union north to Oma
ha, and serving as the boss of the
maintenance of ways workers of the
railroad here for years.
In later years Mr. Brissey has
made his home at Burlington Iowa,
and where a year ago Mrs. Brissey
passed away.
Mr. and Mrs. Brissey were parents
of a large family and some ten of
the children are left to mourn the
passing of the father, they being
Andrew V. Brissey, Lincoln; R. B.
Brissey. Brock; George Brissey, Ma
toon. Illinois; Mrs. Myra Crabill,
Lincoln; Frank Brissey, ?,Ioline, Illi-
InnU- Vm V. E. Mason. Plattsmouth:
Albert, Low, James Brissey and Mrs.
Marie Brown of Burlington, Iowa.
VISITS AT LAMONI
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
After spending last week In La-
moni, Iowa with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Kline, Mrs. Joseph Mrasek,
wife of the Cass county sheriff, re
turned to her home. Mr. and Mrs
Mrasek. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Kline left for Lamoni Satur
dav. August 19. Mr. Mrasek and
the Klines just spent the week end
there while Mrs. Mrasek remained
for the week. During her time there
Mrs. Mrasek also had the pleasure of
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Paul
Cochran of Bethany, Missouri. En
route home Mrs. Mrasek stopped at
Shenandoah, Iowa where she spent
some time visiting with her sister.
Mrs. Alfred Taylor and husband.
FOODS
for the -j!r
LABOR DAY
HOLIDAY WEEK-END
HINKY-DINKY'S finer foods -will make your
holiday outing a most enjoyable one.
Ad for Plattsmouth, Fri., Sat, Sept. 1 and 2
Fresh, Fluffy
Marshmallows
Mb. -fl -fl C
Cello Bag -U. JL
New Pack Brand
DILL
Pickles
Quart Jars2 for
25'
Freshly Baked
FIG BARS
3
if
lbs. ...
Laird Brand, in Bulk.
Keel: KLoastt
Wilson's Certified, Tender and Smoked
BUTT End, lb. 17c; SHANK END
25'
Bex
2 lbs.
Eg'
Lb. .5C
Trader, Julry, V. S. Graded Ileef Shoulder Cats.
Laflnnfo KlaG . .24c
.trnnr'a Strtr Quality Shoulder Cut
Minced H,Tmimelhieim
SL8IBflgima 2C
StteaEi 7C
Tender V. S. Graded Ileel, Shoulder Cut.
JLammlb StteaHi . QC
Armnur'M Star Quality, Shoulder Cut.
IHIamm Center Slices, lb. . .
WIIhou'm Tendered Smoked.
Bunllu HteadlG u.-.ase
17c
Kane?- Frrah Caught Minnesota.
f fc Fey. Asstd. Baked
VU1U bUt3 Loaves
Lb.
U. S. No. 1 COLORADO, Bu., $1.79
Finest Large Idaho Elberta Freestone
Quart Bskt., 15e. Ring"-packed Bush.
U. S. Grade No. 1 Fresh Oregon
Italian. Per crate
....G)g
Large Cluster
.Bunches. Lb.
5c
Gsratpe
Fancy. California Thompson Seedless
California Sunkist Valencias, large size, Doz., 29
f 51 Fancy Bed Jonathans mm
dfJPJPUSG Bu. Bskt, $1.79. Lb..gC
Sunrise Brand
Peanut Butter
2-lb.
Jar
21'
WAXTEX
Wax Paper
Large 125-ft Boll
17
Kuner's Fancy
Tomato Juice
Giant 50-oz.
Can
191
Heinz Ketchup
Heinz Picliles
Large Size, 14-oz.
Bottle
Fresh Cucumber. 24-oz.
Jar. 20c; 2 for
17c
39c
Spry Shortening 2Sfc &?m. 49c
Hin&O Washes Clothes White, large Pkg 1L9C
Onydol tafgP0SE.0AP... 19c
Btltter-Ntlt. Salad Dressing, quart jar. 3&C
ITf AiiflM OTOE CHIEF Brand, 43-lb. bag, 99c
E lOlllir ROYAL BRAND, 48-lb. Sack
Racer Brand
Grape Fruit
Sns2.... 3 for 25c
SUNRISE
COFFEE
Sweet, Mild
Mb. Ba 14
3 lbs.
39c
Del Monte (4
large slices)
15-oz. Can
S
Seminole Tissue
"Cotton-Soft" .
1000-Sheet 4 Bolls.,
Sent Facial
Tissues
Soft and Smooth.
Pkgr. of 500
19'
SHOE POLISH. Assorted
colors. 2 cans
OMnola
G0lI DUCt Washing Powder, large Pkg..&7C
gSuatier Oats lOc
Popped Wheat 83??,;??. 9c
PeoctacoK 2M'c!Ha,.f H5c
Grape Jam
Potted TJeat
Bread Fresh Sliced White, 16-oz. Loaf .GC
Jar ElubberS Heavy Red, 3 Pkg.. . . .hoc
Macon Jars Xs':.'90. 59c
Jar CapS Mason Zinc, Ctn. of 1 Doz ILQC
Jells-Elite SSlSJSS!lT PEC . -..10c
CUQar Fine Granulated Beet 10 lbs.
Palmolive Goap W. .B.a.?. ...... 7e
....17c
WIn-You. 1-lb. Jar, 15c
lb. Jar . . . .
Red Crown.- No. 'A
Can, 3 for
HOC
Butter-Nut
SIFIFEIE
Specially Mellowed
(Regular or Drip Grind)
1-lb. Can or r err
Glass Jar. 2-J
2-lb. Can
or Glass Jar.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
In the county court Monday Judge
A.. H. Duxbury was busy in hearing
a number of cases that . had been
pending his return from California.
Application was filed in the mat
ter of the guardianship of Luella
Ketch, incompetent, of Nehawka. and
in which Mable Lewis, daughter of
the applicant. was named as
guardian.
Mrs. Paula Barker was appointed
guardian of Paul Barker, minor. This
was to permit settlement of damages
as the result of an auto accident.
Two appeal bonds were filed in
the court in the matter of the estate
of Byron Golding, deceased and J. F.
Wortman. deceased. Both of these
rases are being appealed to the dis
trict court.
M0LLIE VETESNIK VISITS HERE
Mrs. Frank Vetesnik of Edgemont,
South Dakota arrived in Plattsmouth
Monday morning to spend a two-day
visiting period in this city while en
route to Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs.
Vetesnik will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Des Moines to visit with her
son, Joseph, as well as attend the
Iowa state fair which is now in
progress. Before returning to her
home in Edgemont. Mrs. Vetesnik
will spend some time in Omaha visit
Ing with the Anton W. Vetesnik fam
ily, Mr. Vetesnik being her brother
in-law.
VISIT IN CITY
En route to Hennlng, Minnesota,
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Tinder of Kene
saw, Nebraska stopped for a visit
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Knorr. Other Sunday guests
at the Knorr home included Mr. and
Mrs. Carl H. Panzer.
RETURNS TO OMAHA
A week-end guest in Plattsmouth
was Mervin Bartek, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Bartek of Omaha. The
young man was a guest of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Born,
as well as the Albert Schiessl and
Arthur Sprieck families.
HERE FROM OMAHA
Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Hassler and
family of Omaha were here Sunday
to visit at the home of Mrs. William
Hassler, Sr., and MJss Anna Hassler.
MRS. SMITH ILL
Mrs. Walter II. Smith was 111
Monday at her home in this city but
is reported today as being somewhat
better.
George Comer of Union was in the
city Tuesday for a few hours and
while here was a caller at the Jour
nal to renew his subscription. Mr.
Comer with his family had been in
Omaha for a short time.
One PriceS
and One Service to Both
Large and Small
Producers
Whether the volume of
vour Cream and other
farm produce is large or i
small . you are assur
ed of the same courteous
service and top prices
if you bring it to us. The
constantly increasing de
mand for CASCO Butter
enables us to use all the
Cream you can supply us.
We Carry in Stock
A Complete Line of Feed,
Bulk and Block Salt
Get Out Prices
PLATTSMOUTH
CnEAHERY
LOWES MAIN St. PHONE 94
P PESO
PAID FOR
POULTRY
EGGS
CREAM
We are in the Market for
Springs Special Prices
Open Every Evening
Bring In Your Produce!
HOME DAIRY
Conveniently Located 5th and Main
Center of Business Section
1 WXPfam&l&S!?
(3$ with ua is. or ifihill ft.
COFFEE 18 2 1 c&4ry
I
SHURFINE ASSORTED
BEVERAGE!
3 Bottfes 22)C
Plus Bottle Deposit.
IGA DELICIOUS
Poed Meafis
ii" :;.H3SIGA FANCY
Comedl Beefi
xat Oz. Can 2 C
This wtk our IGA
Stor brines you locna
ouwttding "hits' la
load values. Be on deck
arlr to Mv safely mt
our "Batter Up" SaUt
AUNT
JINNY
FRIENDSHIP OFFER
tft 6nNTSFR0STINGs1
- FROM A CAN OF SPRY
IQA Whole Grain
Country Gentleman
Corn
No. 2 Can
lie
Delicious IQA
Spaghetti OKc
"Tall rano fnf 4
Peaches - Prunes - Bartlett Pears
IDEAL FOR CANNING NOW
FANCY RED MALAGA
Grapes, 2 lbs
SUMMER DELICIOUS
Apples. 6 lbs.
CRISP, STRINGLESS '
Green Beans, per lb
LOUISIANA PORTO RICAN
Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs
VINE RIPENED RED
Tomatoes, per lb
SNOWY WHITE COLORADO' 4f Aa
Cauliflower, per lb. AUW
CRISP 4Qt
Pascal Celery, bundle UC
15c
25c
10c
2c
L4
Large Pkg. . HOC
IGA Vitamin D
MILK 25C
Tall Cans 4 for . .
IGA LIGHT'N FLUFFY
Cake Flour
Pep Pka ,
BLACK RASPBERRY
Jam 02c
Pound Jar
IGA RED
Kid. Beans ORq
No. 2 cans, 3 tor...k
IGA BRAND
Tomato Juice
Pure, Appetizing OlJc
3 Tall Cans A3
LABOR DAY
Picnic Foods
55c
IGA
Sandwich
Spread
Quart Jar
IGA RED CAP
Olives 9Qc
Per Jar
Peanut Butter
IGA RED CAP UQC
1-lb. Jar
Sweet Pickles
crisp
24-oz. Jar fit
Fancy IGA SLICED
IGA BRAND
Corned BeeS
Hash
1-lb. Can
Casco Butter
SOLIDS
1-lb. Carton
Pork & Beans
Swift's Tall 'fliC
Cans, each AJ
HEAVY
Paper Plates 4 7c
2 Dot. fort
10c
WOWJI I
Ay,
2
Pkgs.
19c
Beauty Soap
SALLY MAY UQC
4 Bars for J
Bab-O
2 Cans
LIFE BUOY
Soap
3 Bars for.
CAMAY
Soap
3 for . .
Kirk's Soap
3 Bar for IV.
IVORY
Flakes
Small Pkg.,
9c; Lge.
.23c
17c
17c
14c
21c
Large Pkg. ...19c
Small Pkg. 9c
iGiant Pkg. . . .56c
Sunshine
POTATO CHIPS
De-Starched and
De-Greased -
Lge. Pkg. . 15c
Med. Pkg. . 10C
Family box Edgement 4f.f
Sugar-Honey Grahams "C
NO-RUB
Shoe White
Large Botale
15c
EJEEF"IS02W
Choice Corn Fed Shoulder
The Cut You Desire. Per lb-
Fresh Cut from Young
Pork Shoulders. Per lb
PORK' CHOPS ''"Selecti 8b
..218
-2L4c
ARMOUR'S MINCED HAM 2 lbs. . . . . 25c
ARMOUR'S RING BOLOGNA 2 lbs. . . . 25c
ARMOUR'S FRANKFURTERS lb. . . . . .15c
BACON Wilso'rfs
BEEF STEACC
Sliced Cello Wrapped s &
lb. Packages 1L
- -2,9c
Corn Fed Shoulder Cut from
Yearling Heifers. Per lb
BAKED LOAF
Wilson's Choice Quality. Per lb..
SUMMER SAUSAGE
Wilson's Thuringer. Per lb
16c
HAMBURGER
Fresh Ground Choice Meat No
Cereal Our Eegular Grade. 2 lbs. for(JJ
FRESH RIVER CAT FISH FRESH DRESSED SPRING CHICKENS
THIS AD FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Phone
23-24
