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GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
u Fmm the Gsrdm Spot ol w NUMBER 39.Publhhsd Weekly by John A. Rhnadel
Subscrindon Price. $1.50 per Year. Single Copy, 5e.BLAIR, NEBRASKA, OCTQBER 17, 1929VOLUME XXXHI Wuhington Cmmty.L
HUSBAND AND WIFEINHOSPITAL
A few weeks ago Mrs. Clark
Stricklctt was taken to the Blair
hospital where She underwent an
operation of very serious nature.
She is getting along nicely but it
will be some time before she is
able to be out.
The old adage that "It never
rains, it always pours"seems w
be true in this case for last week
Clark wah taken to the hospital
for treatment and is in a sedans
condition.The Enterprise ce r
tuinly extends its sympathies to
these good people.
BLAIR m m. AGAIN
PINLARGES EQUIIHIENT
Dana'College
News Notes
machine is similar-gto the Hammer-
mill but is so oohstructed that it
docs not grind the feed.It merely
cracks and removes we hull of the
oats which are fed into it,Hulled
oats are of much greater value
from the feeding standpoint and
farmers of this vicinity are for-
tunate to have such a machine in
their midst.,
rec ently ins talled ~n e w J a y Bee
ila rn me rrn ill,a :n o w ina ta iii ng
.1 Q
Corn Show
In _lllogress
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In c l l
g u l a r M e e t i n g0
ANNOUNCEMENT
Then will be a domestic science
cunning demonstration on Friday
nnd Saturday In connection wim
the corn .show at the booth at
l¢uthmann's Garage.The demon-
Qlair Women
At Conventio
Mare T|\m10o Woman Allrnd \
\V. R. C.Qmvenlian Held
Fremont lu! Thursday, Oct. \
New Oflicen \\'cre Elected.
AT rLA1'rsn\0U;\ NEXT YEA
I-'ull Delexatian from Blair Enjo
Fine Program. Lunchcorf Suv
plays of Various Kinds.Good
I |I e I
Named Winner of Washington
County Honorary Trip to ihe
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r=trat.ionw be p u :ol]by _ pupils
o l th e H o m Ec ono mic s de pa rt-
me n t o f th e Bla i r hi g h s c h o o l.
A l l ho u se wive s o f th e c o mmu n -
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Mo r e th a n 100 wo me n attq n d
th e s even tee nth an n ua l conventri
of th e W o men k x Re li e f C o rp s , D i
No . 2 w h i c h wa s h e ld i n Frerno
lu s t Th ur s d a y .Th e all day mee
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Ga la Dre ss f o r th e Oc c asion.
ln P r e tty Sight..
Th e B la i r Co r n S h o w a n d ln -
du s tr i al Exp o si tio n i s i n fu i l s wi n g
an d pro mis es to be a re al sh ow.
E a r ly W ed nes day : h o mi n g f a n n -
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W i nn er is Sixte en Ye ar s o f A g e
a n d Un de rs ta nd s Stoc k Feeding.
He ld f r o m No v.30»Dec.Tth.
Ha r o ld Sto r k , e ld e s t s o n o f Mr .
a n d Mr s .J o h n Sto r k ,i i vi n g i n
Li n c o ln town sh i p, ha s bee n named
th e wi n n e r of W a s h i n g to n c o u n ty
Blair Plays
Even Game
Decatur-Blnir Football Game Re-
in the Week.
BLAIR SUlTABL\~ DECORATED
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D. V. hiasser,
Superintendent of Schools
4#H Boy
Wins Tri
B-LINE REGRAVELED
Work of putting the secondcoat of gravel on the B-Line high-way il going on rapidly and a dayand night shift is busily working.This will put Qhin highway bar
shape for the winter~ which will
add greatly w the convenience of
those living along this highway.
Accident
Joe Johnson Accidenlally Killed by
Fllllng Between Moving Cars.
Killed Insnnlly \\'|\e1\the Car
Wheels Puls Over Hia Bodi-
u o
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Blair City Cou
Re
Council Aaranges fur Auditing ol'
City Acccaunts.Will Re-shingle
(Bly Hall.Flag Pole is to be
Moved from the inlvrsecijon.
LOOK A1-'nan MINOR m;T.uLs
,nsAugust Rathmmn Damage Suit ial
Discussed and Dcferrpd Until}
Next- Meeting.
Thc regular meeting of the cityl
council was held last. Tuesday eve»|
:ming with ull members of the|
council except J..P. Jensen pres-
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FAVOR NEWSPAPERS
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r m . .The reports of the different
committees were heard and thru
the suggestion of the finance com-
miuze the McConnell and Green-
field Company accountants wereemployed to audit the accounts of
the dw.The question of reshingling the
dry hull was taken up and itW3B
decided that workin!! in c0l\J\"\C'tion with the fire department yrhigh
mmpany has offered to a.-mist. m
the defraying of the expense->that the work would be done.It
was estimated that the coat would
run in the neighborhood of $900-
lt wu also decided that the flagpolenowonthe city hall wouldl
be taken down and the Pole now
located in the middle of the m-
t:.1x."='tio|\of Washington and
Walker Avenue be taken down
and placed on the parking of the
city hall.1order was given to trim the
in front of the Evans WY'on Lincoln street and m
of the Fees property ° " 'street.lt was also orderedl
the Sinclair sign on westl
An
trees.Petty
front
Fifth
'that |Washington street be moved so_aS
not to obstruct the street lighting;
:md that the Standard Oil Com-5
pany chnnge their gutter line in-
nrder that the new electdc llghli
standard now located there be pm"tcdtd from being hir by cars.I
The Rathmunn damage case;
which ha been ifndins f°§ years|
wherein Augustjlnthmann is ask-'
ing damages caused by the flood
water. of South Creek was dis-.
cussed and ci decision as to \\'hoth~
er the case will be settled out of,
court or be allowed to 5:0 to trx=§\1
will be given at the next council
meeting which is to meet Friday.
evening. October 25._'Af ter this the usual run of hnlls.
was allowed und un adjournment
was lukcn.T
ill-INRY \'0S5'S l-ZNTERTAIN '
BROTHERS AND :~ZlS'i`ERS;
0:1 lust Thursday evening, Oct.
10, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voss en-
tertained Mrs. \'m=s's five sisten
and their husbmnls at dinner in
honor of their sister, Mrs. .-'\dolph|
Voss nnd Mr.Voss of Cu¥lfornin.§
who will lonve Nov.l for their
home..Those present were Mr.an-'¢Mm.Peter Svendgnnrd,Mr.and!
Mrs. Jens ll. J¢~n<\-n, Blr. and Mrs)
Ed Gilhcrtson, Mr. and Mrs. Gcn`
j u h r ,Jr.,Mr.und Mrs.Adolph
Voss,their mothog Mrs.Soren
Jensen and Mrs. Emma Washburn.
On last Sunday evening, they re
repentod the party,inviting tho
seven brothers and their wires in-:
stead of the sisters.I
This party was complimentary"
to the brother, James H. Jensen.
and wife who leave next lllonday
\f o r their homo ln Long Bcach,<
miiromsn.g
Those present were Mr.andy
Mrs.James H.Jenson,Mr.n:1d
Mrs. .l.P. Jensen,Mr. and Mrs.Bd. A. Jensen, Mr and Mrs. Hcnryl
Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jan,
sonfhlr. and Mrs. Nels Jensen ol'\
Omaha, und Mr. and Mrs. Andrew.
Jensen of Fremont.e
FAMILY PARTY a
Mrs. John Weber and daughterml
!\lar|»<~riu-and Mrs.Shirley#
Stokes of this city, entertained nt
in dinner lust Tuesday evening in:
honor of Mrs.Wewtmore Warinltand daughter, Mae Joyce of Richil
land, Virginia.~
Those invited nn this oecagion.
were Messrs. and Mcsdames Johni
B.Erikson.Julius Weber,E m i l
Weber Theo Weber all of Her-'man.i"cte \'eb¢~r aiid family oflTekamnh, Mrs. Waring and dourhl
ter. and Bli»=s_ Mattie Weber, wlml
tea-ther near Arlington.
Mrs.Waring is n sister-in»lavr
of Mrs( Pete Weber.g
SOCIAL I-Z\'ENlNG A SUCCESS
m e l r m i u s t .
All of these improvements make
for better and more business for
the Mill and accordingly more for
Blair.Whenever a hasinens man adds
new equipment to his place of
business, he mtrenizthenx his faith
ond his neighbors in the future of
his home town and thereby adds
hls bit toward the upbuilding of
the community..
BLAIR WOMAN VISITS
IN nmri s n COL UMBIA
Mrs. J. P. Johnson returned lastFriday from a (our month's visit
with her son, Albert Greens andfamilyutUpperSumasBritish
Columbia:They have lived in
Canada for fifteen years and are
doing well.
Her daughter, Mrs. my Carter
of Nelson,Neh.,has also been
visiting at the Greeno home for
the past six weeks.
On the homeward trlp,Mrs.
Johnson and her daughter ltop-
ped at Billings, Montana to visit
the Thomas Greene family and
again in Omahn to visit her grand
daughter, Mrs. I-`r~emont Kofoid.
Mr. Johnson met his wife in
Omaha and they returned togeth-
e r .
Officials Get
Small Still-
Three Cnlirrcd (Icntlcnwn Dis-
turbed While Working Still
Near Xathans Lake.Now Lan-
quish in thc County Jail.
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A\\'AITlN(; '['R|_.\|__ ON CHARGE
Three colored "gemmen"me
occupying quarters in the county
jail p:\tient.ly awaiting their turn
to a hearing in county court.On
Wednesday of last week they were
plying their occupation nf distill-
ing intoxicating liquor in tho
usual manner from a twenty gal-
lon still when the county officer;
walked in on them for a short but
unwelcome visit.
Besides the still a small amount
of liquor and about 200 gallons
of mosh was confiscated.
.\1'rr:Nn MISSION.-\R\'
CONVENTION
Mrs.E.J.Hancock and Mil-s
Anna Rover were delegates. from
the M.E. church of this city to
the Brunch Convention of the W.
F. M. Society ol' the M. E. church
hold in Omiiha from Thursday
over last Sunday.Rev.Hancock
was also in attendance and whilc
in Omaha; Rev. and Mrs. Hancock
visited Dr.B.G.Hancock and
family,returning home Sunday
evening-.The convention was a very infer-
esting one und included delegates
l`rom eight state;
Among other.:who were in zt-
tendance were Mrs.John Shick,
Mrs. W. H. Underwood, Mrs. Lloyd
:ind Miss Alice Carpenter of the
local church.
AN ANN()UNCEMENT
Which we take much pride in
making.'
We have been very fortunate in
secudng the official sales azency
lfor the new Day Fair Radio which
ln non' a product of General Mot-
rrs.This new product added to
our wonderful line of radios gives
the public a chance to choose thc
belt in radio.Drop in and hear
it.Ask about our free demonstra-
tion nffur.
Harry's Radio Shop,
ln Blair Gas Co. office.~
g Fo rman c m s
n a mm u r r o n r S E NTE NC E
GJohnKiefer,charged with the
forgery of several checks. had his
hearing last Mondo in the DistIyThesocinlevening' of the Con-grlct Court and received a sentence
gregational church folks held at
the Dr. R. J. Murdoch home on last
Friday evnninsr.was one of the;
lest social gatherings they l1a\'e|
had for some time.There was alfullrepresentationof men andl
women of the church present and
five evening was a most informal
one. Uxht refreshments were serv
ed by a committee.
of one year in the state rellorrn-
utory.
I-'Ami SELLS
The old home farm ol the Van
Densrnr out on the Panic was sold
Inst week to C. C. Reeh.The con-
uidentlon was reported u m o
per awe.
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Honor;to Blair.
A CHANGE i s . w s l o h HIGH
(Edited by D.V. Nasser)
Decntur-Blair Football Gun:
The Blair high football team
journeyed to Decatur lm Fr i da y
afternoon and ensured the De~
catur high team in a scoreless
struggle on a somewhat slippery
gridiron.The Blair boys held an
advantage throughout the game.
but were unable to score.Statis-
tics of the game show that De-
catur made first downs only two
times during the nftaernoon, while
the locals were romping over the
field for a total of eight first
downs.Fumbles blocked the viay
to two touchdowns, and the game
ended witlmneither team scoring.
Thin was a conference game and
the tie score does not decrease
Blaifs chances of winning the
conference championship as they
are still at the top of the standing.
Thenext conference game will be
with Bancroft at Btancrnft on Oct.
25th.
This week the boys go to Wahoo
and they are expectihg to brim:
home another victory.
In the Decatur game, every man
played one nf the best games of
his career.Enthusiasm was at a
high pitch, and if the spirit keeps
up throughout the rest of the sea-
son, Blair should have one of the
best records 'ln their footboll his#
tory.
/Change in Junior High Schedule
At the beg-inning ol' the second
six week period certain changes
ui ll go into effect in regard to
Junior high daily program of
classes.
Probably the g attest change in
the schedule is th elimination of
the "C"division classes.From
expeience the teachers have dis-
covered that progress in the "C"
division was very much slower
than in the other divisions and
that there was also a tendancy
Continued on page 8
Neb's. Corn
Crop Big
October Crop Report nn Corn
Shoyts Ten Million Bushels ln-
crcase Over Lao!Year.Other
Crops in Proportion.
POOR OLD HUNGRY Ni-:aR.\sK.»\
(Nebraska Farmer)
The October Crop report of the
State and Federal Departments of
Agriculture estimates Nebraraka's
corn production at 22l,l37,00
bushels,which is approximatel'
thirty million buohels higher than
the Septembereatirnat.e, and near-
ly ten million bushels above last
year's crop.lt is even seven mil-
lion bu~=hels greateif than the five~
year average production for the
state.What many people were
hemoaning a few weeks ago aa a
poor crop has matured into a
splendid average yield.The north
east section fares the best ln corn
prospects, but considering all crops
the entire state has produced high
ly satisfactory yields and nt prices
considerably better than u year
ago.Other high spots in the 1929 crop
production for the state are:An
oats yield of 82,644,000 bushels
compared to the five-year average
of 68,544,000 bunhels; an all wheatproductionof55,441,000 bushels
which in approximately the five~lyenr average production; a potato
yield of 8,727,000 bushels compar-
ed to 10,080,000 bushels last year,
but worth more to the grower
than last year's larger crop;a
sugar beet yield ol 1,098,000 tone
compared to 1,021,000 Uma l u i
lyeur and the five-year avenge
production of 934.000 tons; and an
alfalfa hay production of 2,71'l,W0
tons compared with last yeafa
amp of 2.sas,ooo tons.
ipdncipal crops coupled with the
higher prices for most of them,
an well an higher livestock, poultry
and dalry llrodutts primes for most
of the year cannot do other than
increase the net income of the Ne-
braska fnnner and result in gen-
eral increased Inna prwpwty in
the state.
These satisfactory yields for ebb
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......,...., ...,. ._.._.._.....Club Congress to be held in Chi-
cago during the week of the ln-
ternntional Livestock Show, from
November thirtleth to December
seventh.
Hai-old's club activities consists
of feeding and showing two choice
baby beeves, an angus and a Sen-
.ior Herelord nt the Nebraska
State fair.Harold showed his
Hereford steer into fifth place attheWashingtoncountyfairthis
boy showed the same calf,\vin»
ning first in the Senior Herelords,
und then Grand Champion ol the
county.Harold's feed records
show that this calf has gained
steadily, each day avenging two
and six-tenths pounds gain.
The cost. of this calf, plus all
grain and feed and interest,
amounts'to $13l.\5.This sub-
tracted from the value of the calf,
which is $2l8.50, leaves $87.34, for
49%hours work, which means a
return of one dollar and seventygsixcents for each hour work on
his calf.
Harold is sixteen years old and
in his narrative report, he states
that this year he has experimente
in his feeding operation and has
found that heeves like cracked
corn best, but not too fine, with
small amounts of alfalfa hay nnd
oil meal,made a cheaper grain
than high priced feeds.
This prize trip is offered and
any boy or girl who has ever won
such.a trip is inall$ lll!.`
other bne,also each con e x
must be over fifteen years of age.
Who will win this trip next year?
HOG SALES ST.-\R'l` EARLY
Pure bred hog sales have been
going on for some time,having
started early in October. The first
in this neighborhood tp hold u
sale wus Hosea nad Frank \Vil.¢on
out at the dd home place.
Hosea is a breeder of uure bred
Durocs and his offering this fall
was cspecially good.We have
viewed most of the pure bred
herds of the county for the past,
twenty years und we have never
seen n better average lot of hogs
than those he put through the
sales ring.Frank Wilson does not follow in
the footsteps of his father,but
has made a name for himself with
Spotted Polunds.He also had an
exceptional showing which brought
good prices.
J. T. Nelson, another breeder ofthe county, who resides just north
ol Blair,needs no introduction.
He knows Durocs und he has Dux-
ocs that any farmer might envy.
J.T.has been raising fancy
stock for years and when he put
out his sales catalogues breeders
from around immediately planned
to attend his sale and when his
big boned; stretchy 'Durocx stepped
into the sales ring a group of
prospective bidders were,there
and his stuff sold at a good price.
These breeders are breeding the
right kind c f stuff and the kilhl
that farmers can't go wrong on
buying..
FORMER BLAIR
WUMAN IN FRI-IMONT
A number of Blair people ut-
lended a card party in Fremont
last Friday evening given by hir.
and Lira Peter M. Taft in honor
of Mrs.Emma Taft,a former
Blair woman and clerk in P. Z's.
store for several years.
Among thou!present were Mr.
and Mrs.Ray Fagerquist, Elaine
and Maxine Fngerquist,Will
Ruwe of Fontanelle and Kennel
Simmons of Blair.
DRIVERS' PERMITS Moum' UP
.Drivers' Permits are .tin being
Issued at the office of the county
treasurer in Blair, although not so
strong as In the latter part of lut
month.
Over 4500 permits have been
iuued and probably the number
will reach the 5000 mark.This
in far below the estimated number
in fact only about .one-half of
what was estimated to start with.
Dr.and Mrs.Melvin Lawoon
were here last week to see Mn.
Lal'B0n'1x parents,Mr.and Mrs.
F.L Tucloer and remained overni lht with them.The Lnwoons
are locating at Rockport, Mo. and
Dr. Lawson will Prawn there.
A SWITCH TRAIN n r r s CAR
Joe Johnson, resident of Blair,
was killed last Saturday moming
by being run over by a moving
train.
He was unloading coal from an
open car at the Holmquist elevatorwhen a switch train pulled in on
the switch track,driving a a r
against the car which he was un-
loading with such force that he
lost. his balance and fell between
the moving cars.The wheels or
a car is said to have passed over
his body instantly causing death.
Deceased was horn at Green-
wood,Nebraska,December 28,
1893 and was thus nearly thirty-
five years old at his death.
He was married on December 28,
|922 to Miss Violet Latham, also
of Greenwood.To them one child
was hom who died in infancy. They
moved to Blair about five yearn
ago where they lived for over
three`years and then moved to
lowa where they made their home
for about one and one.hal{ years
and then moved back to Blair.
The funeral services were held
Monday at 2:30 p.m.from the
Chrisjkan church nt Greenwood
where interment was made.
He leaves to mourn hirn in hir
immediate family,his wife and
his father, Mr. J. \V. Johnson, also
of Blair.
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lc C urDistr' t o t
Happenings
Session of District Cnnrt Held. on
Monday, October I4 for Hearing
of Ztlolions Pertaining to Cases
on Hand.
REGULAR s ns s | nN LATER
A short session of district court
uns held Monday in which a de-
murror in the case against the
school board ol'district number
one was heard.This case arose
out of the school board allowing
pay for lobbying at the recent ses-
sion of the legislature when n bill
was pending which would give the
outlying portion of the district a
right to form their own district
providing that said portion had at
least four contiguous sections of
land with an assessed valuation of
not less than $200,000 and leaving
the mother district not less than
s2,ooo,ooo.
This bill was hard fought by. thu
school board and lobbyists were
kept on the job at Lincoln for
which money was paid out ul' the
school funds.Later suit.wasbrought by c `in tax payers to
have thin ey put back into the
school hmds on the ground that
the school board had no legal
Hght to spend money for such
pumoses.The-question in point was n
legal technieulity nllcging that
the ease should have been brought
ar. an appeal in error of the school
beard and holding that the mem-
bers of the board were not per-
sonally linble.The judge took the
case under advisement and the de~
cision will be given lntver,
Another case heard,that of
Ravel- versus the railroad company
and Walter Gutachow which per-
tained to an accident that happen-
ed last summer wherein Rover, a
minor, who was riding with Guts-
chow riuatained injuries vdien the
automobile in which they were
riding collided with the paflslng
train.The suit.was brought in
the name of the minor hut the
demurrer contended it should
[the parent..An amended petition
will he filed.
\SUNDAY TRIP _
I Mr. andfhlnr. W. P. 'l'*nr~-er luv
formed the habit of taking' |uto~
mobile trips on Sundays.Breen!-
ly they drove out to West Point
and back hy Fremont and ntopned
over ln Fremont for an evening
show.
l On last Sunday they drove down
to Council Bluffs where they vin-
have been brought in the name of 4
lted relatives and then returned,
home by Fremont where they;
lxnln took in the show.They
never mln a Sunday that is nice
and are quite enthusiastic Sunday
antoixts.
exhibits of corn and work of ar-
ranging the booths were vmll
u:\dcrway'be!om Wednesday night
Tomorrow, Friday and the fol-
lowing day, Saturday, will be the
big days of the show and it ls
hoped that every farmer in the
county will be present to enjoy the
display and the good fellowship
that such events promote.This show starting in on thc
morning of Thursday,Oct.17th,
will last the remainder of the week
Arrangements for the convenienc-
es and comfort of the visiting
even to a
which are
purpose.operate atrack have
guests have been made
place to put the horsesbroughtinforthis
Thietje Brothers,who
large bam north of the
opened their entire ba m to the
visitors entirely free.Other con~
veniences are arranged for so that
the visitors may feel that the city
is theirs for the day.
The big parade will be held nl
1:30 o'clock Friday and every boy
or girl ridingf a horse in the parade
will be given 50 cents.The entirv
time \vill be filled on all three
days and the big doings will end
Saturday night with a dance at the
B.F.D. hall under the nuspicer
of the AmeHcnn Legion.
RETURNS \vl1'H BROKEN Ama
Mrs..Rasmus Johdnnsen has
been vacationing practically all
sumrnnr havin; zone 9° Dgnmarlg
in June at the time the Dann choir
went over and has been having
one of the best times imaginable
visiting with relatives and old
friends in her native land.
On her return trip,there was
stormy weather and in some un-
accountable way,Mrs. Johannsen
slipped and fell oh thc ship`s steps
and broke her arm.
Friends kivlly cared for her and
she continued her joumey on to
Chicago with other members of
the party.Here she vii-=itcd the
H. Olsen family who were former
Blair people.
Mrs.Kurl Christensen of thir
city came to meet hcr in Chicago
and assisted her in getting home
last Monday morning.
ll.was rather nn unfortunate
ending of so happy a vacation hut
shh is getting along nicely and
will soon be herself again.
COLBY CORNER CLUB MEETS
The Colby Corner Club met nt
the home ol' Mrs. Grover Wilkins to
take up the'work of Convenient
Home Equipment and Accounts
as outlined by the state extension
service.Eleven members wore enrolled
for the ensuing year.Much in-
terest was shown and all arc
planning upon a profitable and
interesting year's work.
The program literature was
given out by the two club leaders.
The work was continued at the
home of ll r a Arthur Barton.
October 3.All members were pre<
ont,including several visitors.
The leaders went ovcr the first
lesson and illustrated several inbox
short cuts that we may use in our
daily tasks in the home.
Mrs. J. l'. Rhea, News Reporter
BUSINESS CHANGE
Mrs. Josie I. Van Deusen is now
the proprietor and sole owner of
the Style Shoppe,having pur-
chased the same Wednesday from
Cora and Myrtle Stricklett.
Mrs. Van Deusen exoects to con-
tinue the business under the name
ol The Style Shoppe and the fam-
ily will reslde ln the living apar1~
ment so wat service may be ren-
dered nt any and all times.
The Enterprise bespeaku for her
a lueeemful business areer.
Some weeks ago The Enterprise
made mention ol'an automobile
naident dating that one o f tht
ponies was J.L.Edwards.We
were mislnfor-:ned and instead are
-now told that the party was Chris
Edvnrdn.
Come;Defenu Dano Gridstera to
the Tune of 78 to 0.Luther
League Gi va Interesting Pro-
|ram.Ruolian Cusack;Sing.
EMPHASIZE DBBATING WORK
With a very soggy field to play
on,the Viking Eleven fought
bravely to prevent the Cotner Bull
dogs from scoring.Try as they
would their attempts were in vainAll through the game how tenmx
fought aa though no score had
llceu mdde.
Cotner received the kick-off and
after a few minutes uf play a
score was made by quarterback
Kutchen of Cotner.The extra
point was acquired by Murrel
plunging the line.At the end of
the first. quarter, Coach Moon sent
in his/second team who continued
piling up the score.Remarkable
work was done by the blue and
whites in getting their men. Dana
xeceived first downs only onoe,
while Comer was continually mov-
ing up the Held toward their goal.
Moon's boys showed skill in line
plunging and end runs.Every
time u Danian carried the hall ht
wan Immediately pounced upon by
two or three Bulldogs and snieaml
into the mud.
Welsh,a Cotner Freshmnl.,
scored a spectacular touchdown bi
running seventy yurdr with thi
pigskln.l-le performed well in hi..
iirit colle ~''
The Dana boys showed fine spir-
it a ll through the game in spit;
of the score.Cotner received pen-
alties amounting to '"=\!1s'yard.
but in n few line p nges :md pins
es, these losses \ ere soon _recov-
ered.
The Cotner regular eleven
started the lust half of the gnmm
hut every (ew minutes substitu-
tions were made,thus keeping
them fresh.The score 'nt the end
of the first hnlf stood at 38, ana
40 points were mudc in the las:
half.All through the game the
Bulldogs formed a slonewnll whirlthe Vikings could 'not work thru.
Continued on onge eight)
oElectrollers
Now installed
New White Way A llream Real-
ized.Blair Now in Class of
\\`lI Lighted (fitin-1 of the Stau-
Lights 'l`urlu~d on Monday Eve.
GREAT Crri 'lMl'R0\'E)lEN'l'
Blair/is at last realizing hcl
dream of well lighted streets.On
Monday night the cut over vrnr
made and the lights were turner.
on giving Blair a metropolitan
lighting system of which we all
have reason to be proud.
The installing of a lighting Sym
tom has been needed for many
years but Lhe financial condition
brought about by our many public
improvements has held it back.
First the light plant must he paid
for,then came the sewers,then
the paving, then the ice plant, then
the changing of the pumping syr-
tom. then the installing of the fil~
tration system, the revamping of
the light plant with the addition
of n new unit, and now the light-
ing; system.With the completion of the new
school building now under con-
struction,Blair will be one
ol the best equipped cities in thc
state and will be able to point
with a great deal of pardonable
pride to her public utilities.
FOR A nvnnrls l NG
saving devices along with some
The W. R. C. district inspector'
Mn. Lilian Harms of Lincoln, was
here Wednesday, Oct. 16 to lrlnped
the local W. R.C.The allioera'exemplified the work of the order
after which A nice lunch was
-served.
Eng was \ery successful from everystandpolnt.New officers were
elected and Plattsmouth was chos-
en for next year's convention. Om:
nate department officer,Mrs.
Elsie McBride of Blair, treasurer
and ten put depanment officers
were prevent.,The U. S. Grant corps of Omaha
gained the flag for the greatest
increase in membership since the
lust convention.The flag offered
by the Fremont McPherson post
to the town bringing the largest
delegation m this meeting,was
awarded to Tekamah with a repre
sentation of 25.The entire attend
a ce at the session would have
en even larger had weather been
better,for several cm-loads from
Plattsmouth were compelled to
tum back on account of thc muddy
toads._
The morning was devoted ui re-
gistration,addresses of welcome
and response. and several repons,
followed by memorial services for
deceased members conducted by
the chaplain.The meeting wah
then ailjourzied for luncheon whiclu
was served at the K.P. hall hy
the Fremont group.
Thu afternoon session which bc-
gan at 1:30, was given over to the
wading of late reports, presenta-
tion of flags, and election of (he
following officers for the coming
year: Mrs. Annie Burkel of Plath#
mouth, president; Mrs. Suda Wood
of Tekamah. senior vice president;
Mrsi""kn1|a Caldwell of Omaha,
j nior vice pnsident;Mrs.ElsieRT;-Br'ide of Blair, chaplain;MIN.
Kate Chilconl. of_ Fronxont., treas-
urer;Airs. Olive Acton of Lyons,conductor; and Mrs. Nellie Woms-
ley of Omaha, guard.
Towns which comprise this diel-
trict are Omaha, Blair, Teknmah,
South Sioux City,No nh Bend,
Plattsmouth and Fremont.
The following Blair W. R. Us.
were in attendance:Mn-r.Elsie
Illcllride, Mrs. .ludd Bowman, Mrs.
X. Thane, Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs.
Frank Schafer, Mrs. Gus Rnthman
Mis. Ed Rover, Mrx. Grace Hnn-
cuck, Mrs.Claude Reid and Airs.
lJ. E. Hayes of Herman.
'l`HEy RAl:~iE (`0RN
James Linders of the Crowell
llnme, brought in a couple of ears
of corn the first pun of the week
that would make the heart of any
farmer proud.The eurs were an even foot long
and about as nearly perfect :ur in
found in any field.This com was
raised on u two acre field on the
Crowell Home grounds and the
corn will be fed to a flock of
chickens,also n bunch of hogs
which the Home keeps.
CHICKEN THIEVES .\vr|\'|~:
About two wocks ago chickvn
thieves robhcd Mr.Frank Linclcn
of ahput seventy fine Rhode Island
lied chickens.Thin is nbout the
time of year when chiclzen thieves
begin to get active and it will pay
the fnrmcns to carefully guard
thcir property.
JENKINS HAS NlI"l"\' l'l..\CiI
Frank Jenkins hun had a force
of men busy for some ti me re
pairing and remodeling his olace
of huxiness which was recently
wrecked by a fire and now has a
modern place of budness of which
ho is quite proud.
4PRICE MISQUOTED
ln lust week's Spartan radio
advertisement the price Ziven was
$39.60.This was an error and
should hnve read $69.50.This
puts this fine radio into the popu-
lar pnced radio class.
Newspaper advertising is now '»~used almost exclusively by allied ~'".'
clothiera,B.Kelghtley,Chicago ,| 9 2 9 Oc ltlbv r |9 2 9 ,in charge of national advcrtidny 4 7 ';-' ;;3-3 " ' ~for the organization, told midwest ~~5 9 l g | |3, 1:-
dlvislon convention in Omahalasl 1 |15 | 4 | 5 i s | 1 | §|9~night.Such advertising has orov-1~ 2 0 2 1 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 ~
en the most productive,Klcight-2 7 2 8 2 9 5 0 3 |!-!.
ley said.~~"`~
Mr. and Mrs. Nels M. Jensen and :,`family,Mr.and Mrs.Kennet*. -,.g.>~~. d -
Rose 'of Omaha and the Harold '.~s s \1 \ f_
Jensen family of Orum were Sun~e§i > ' \ ; _-:
day dinner guests at the Ed Gil-~' '9
bertson home north of Blair.-Oct. 18-Rose llill chicken dinner.
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THE K E N N A R D WS
K E N N A R D R U R A L i h i .and Mrs.Charles Misfeldt rnea ng ~ wa t e r .r
~i a n d c h i l d r e n w e r e S u n d a y a f t e r - ;N e b r a s k a l a t h e s e c o n d s t a t e m, |1 ¢
n o o n v i s i t o r s a t 0 .C .A n d e r s o n s .literacy with a rating of 1.4 perI .I U W2P. C. Rasmussen was a calle L r Fwd 5 ~"3 Clmrilnghai cent of illiterates
the Frank Gasser home Monday.|Mrs. Charles Misfeldt and chil
dren,Mr.Henry Misfeldt andHelenwereTuesdayvisitorsat
the Will Wintexburn home at Elk-
horn.
Mrs. Frank Gaeeer and Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Goreham and Leonard
autoed up to Wayne, Nob. Satur-
'do3; afternoon to visit in the Mr.
.d M Ed-1 G th hMr.and Mrs.Louis Goreham ggnda s'ie a Je ome oxer
Mrs. Doro Sumner visited Mrs.Henry Rix Friday afternoon
Reinhart Gasser is staying'at
and Leonard were Monday and
Tuesday visitors at the FrankGaaeer home.g
Fritz f? was ah b'iefM°°if' at the Louis Goreham home for a
the Fran Gasser ome . on ay...|-h ._I Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gottsch were ffm da;.s he PWS' with the as
f§}_=_1g;gf1;,_§_=;§,S_§5§ 2'E..f§;..."Cnrisfen-Nebraska is liberal in the ao-
"at and children more visitors in Uma |Nebraska not oaiy has no bonded
ha Sunda debt but has heavy investments
in the bonds of other states.
Nebraska has 6,450 miles of
railroad mileage.
Nebraska has 513 towns and
cities and 888 post offices.
There are 1,146 rural mail
routes in Nebraska with o total
length of 33,000 miles.'\
Nebraska's roads are giaid for
as they are constructed.There is
no bonded debt.
m;uNQusN'i~ 'mx
SALE No'r|cx»:
Notice of Tax Sale
Nvtice is hereby given iha! sub-
jnined herew is n list of all lands
and town lots in the County of
Washington,State of Nebraska,
subjed. to sale for delinquent taxesund special assesmnents, and that
opposite each description is theamount of all delinquent taxes and
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u w e e k M r a n d M r - 1 .G e o ' S a t u r d a y t o s p e n d t h e m g h t m t h
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Dan Thmnpsgn, wholives east ofi 1-larry Wrich had the misfnnune
Kennard,has been 111 the p8st0f spraining his arm whiie crank-
week..'ing his tractor.Byrl Holmes up home now.Sho Paul Jones was a Fmmont vis-has been workmg at the Lars itor Monday.
Frafndsen home for the past few Mr.and Mrs.}{C_Edwards
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41.36 75.0752.12 55.18
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97.7511, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 10 21.17
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18 10 5.291U1015,8851s52,92
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12 52.92
Schafefs Addition
4 1\E\d 6 33.09
Section 5, Township 17, Range 111.01 16 47.63
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WASHINGTON VILLAGE
Lot Block Amount2. 2, 4 and 5 .6 $40.7218G5.91.
19 and s'>§20 6 96.42
15, 16 and 17 7 17.3113, 14, 15, 10 and 17 10 68.21
24, 25, 20, 21, 28, 20,30 and 31 10 17.81
22 and 23 11 41.22
rr. CAL HOUN CITY
Pav-
Gen.ing
Lot Blk.Tax Tux Total
All 10 $90.55 $ 90.55All1 1 20.58 20.58
1, 2, 7, s 12 2.23 8.2372018.53 18.53
s 20 45.38 45.38
0. 7an11 s 23 85.63 85.63
A11 a4 96.79 sans1 and 2 35 12.35 12.35
1 and 2 37 02.11 52.11
n 41 ft. of5 38 44.53 44.53
2 31'14.42 14.42
n'/Q 5 and
6 exceptstrip amd
except 11.33% 11.89 175.96 175.96
7 and s 39 76.16 /16.16
1 40 228.39 228.39240193.01 93.01
1. 2. 7. s 42 14.42 14.42A114982.32 82.32
11%1 50 60.99 60.9921%1 so 60.99 60.99
11%2 50 24.92 24.92
8% 2 50 24.92 24.92
11% 7 exceptstrip50 14.11 67.69 81.80
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s 42 ft. of3 :md 4 51 55.58 47.33 102.91
5 and G 54 228.84 228.84:Nj 1 & 2 .55 20.58 20.58
SPk 1 & 2 65 20.58 20.58l und 2 $7 8.23 8.233 and 4 G7 02.95 62.95
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13 ft. of3 70 41.16 41.16
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21% 3 and 4
except 11.strip undSli. 3 and471 14.42
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4 and n G6ft. of s'§1s arid 4
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strip 72 10.31
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1. 2. 7. s 75 12.ss 12.35
1. 2, 1, s 80 12.85 12.35
A11 B1 2s.a1 28.315. G. 7. s,84 74.41 32.09 106.50
1. 2. 3. 6. 7.and s 106 57.62 51.02
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6 108 12.22 12.22
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1 and 2 117 6.19 6.19
,1. 2. 3. 4 118 12.65 12.3
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bpudal aasessrnqnta against tlu
mme. and the undersigned, Count;
Treasurer of Wahhington County
Nebraska, on the first Monday: ol
November next hereafter; to-wit
November 4th,1929, will sell alpublicnuctionsumuchofencf
'tract of land and town lots asmaybenecessaryforthetaxes
and specid assessments,intewsi
and mats thereon.Said sale will take place in th:
County 'I"rea:»urer's office in theCity of Blair. County of Washing
ton and State of Nebraska an(willwummence at 9 o'cloCk a. mon the 4th day of November, 1929
and will continuefrom day to da;
until all of such lands and tow:lots have been offered for sale.
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weeks. \2.93 Ho w a r d Fa ir :
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drove to Lincoln Sunda .ahlla,"°" of Mr.lin. Charles Craven Ji Osmond,
~ .919 Heb., fonnerly of Kgl[narQ_e§ll\e1
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misfortune of
arm while plaschool.
Word was Fei
Dremung ms : e u:y i n g fo o tba ll a t
ceived here o f th e
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mlrrllg e nr L o rra i ne n-ngn m ¢ ° " 'v '°'§ ' "- """ =i § "| " "(-, "" "}| 'muma ho me s o P la i nv i e w nm-The University of Nehruk nKeith Nenking, bvih f°"'!°f| ¥ of `$§'3§l.§'&1.».§n'2£€..» .T\"§i`m"2:. day-|leadlnl institution of |..&¢..
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s_..n e n Mm.I¢ o .'gh w ' m.e r many 1|-'lends wilh lhurenus Paulsen, who for |_||¢|Miller,Mui.M T? 'Rasmussen '"N.»§»..fI'»X2 umm s tude nts .
"lem 'wh hlnnlns ss -nut few weeks nu nn i o nd H le 'en n Illl- :_1:n Qlgnfe ldt were Monday vnnr dnnnmimlinn;l'mll.!:. '25
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Mrs. ChristanaWillumsen return l " ""'S ;rd i Kensard afternoon \isitors acd home from an Omaha hospital fiimilgnfriegdg."file 12 plan§,ing_n1isfe1dr home.
last Tuesdav where she underwent ,...|n\¢Ir:nfl rnrn fm Pmnrvn N.-1-1 Mr. and Mrs.A.
t t h e ~...___q . . - . .~ v\ ¢ \ ¢ | 4 l \v»l\.5C.}§i l9 0 2 h i g h s c h o o l s .
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114.31 188.70
1.65 1.55
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_..s n o p e r a t i o n f o r r e m o v i n g a c a t a -
r a c t f r o m h e r e y e .H e r f r i e n d s
a r e plea .=e r.l t o l e a r n t h a t s h e i s
g e t t i n g a l o n g v e r y n i c e l y .
Selena Ros en bau m,wh o i s a t-
te nd i ng h i gh sc ho o l at Bla ir , c ame
h o me Fr i d a y to spend th e wee k-
en d wi th he r par ents.
Pnl fu n n and §1rn T-Inll we r e
u l uu o lu u b v;Ava uwv--- u n ------- - - - - -.S g .5 °'| a n d M r .a m i Mr s .J o h n Ma r s h a ll less plai n,ha s a n abundanc e
L I L a n d 1`II8.H_C Bl3C0 a'|;..¢\\0l.'E Thursday evening \ViSit0l'3 at fl@'i!8 Cf 8 "\'8.I|etloS ada pta ble
tended a pino c hle p a r ty in Blai r f th e Ch ar le s Mi s f e ld t ho me .. th i s c limate.
Sa tu rd a y ni gh t g iven by J ud g e an d Mr . a n d Mr s . S e th W h i te d we r e 'Ne b r a s k a ha s 425 newspapf
Mr s .Deb el.sllli li fli di n ne r a n d even in g vi si t-wh i c h ar e rec ognized f o r th,
Mr . a n d Mr s .Ni c k Fre idr ic k sen or s a t I'.rank Gasser's.Mr .a n d gen er al h i h c ha besrncr a n d de n te r ta i n e d o u t o f to wn g u e s ts o n Mr s . L o d is Gor e h am wer e als o e ve tion to pub lic weif are.01
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C.H .l: o m~ :n r s o N
»Tmnmarnr "f anI,hingto(n n n ir v \ | u | }¢°°.;,:m2;L,,;a;
Dated October 1, 1929.
ARLINGTON TOWNSHIP
PRICES
SLASHED!!
Where Can You Be
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ny"\
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:H
EL L th e m th a t th e ir s to ve -
hudd ling day s are over.Te ll
them that y ou have ordered anEstate Heutnaln--that this win»
ter they can live in every room in
the house in healthful c omfon.
No more mussy stoves to worry
mother. The c lean. easy totend
Heatrolntakesthc irplace. Fewer
colds for the children. Hcatro!a's
moist. c irc ulating warmth helpI
keep the doctor away. As for you.
air . . . well, you'1l be mighty ghd
when y ou figure up the money
y ou uve. Fo r Hc a tro ln wi th in
wonderful IntensiFire Air Duc t
helps cut fuel bills almost in ludf.
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ill _ar._ present.He_ suffeed u
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Bennington Sunday.Miss Margaret French and Miss
Gladys Rosenbaum were Fremont
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Co., held their annual free dance
at the Jolly Bunch pavilion last
Friday evening.A very largecrowdattendedin spite of the
muddy roads.Everyone had a
jolly time and at eleven-thirty
lunch consisting of sandwiches,
pickles,coffee and cookies wasservedbymembersofthecom-
A social gathering is to be held
at the church Friday night w w -come Rev. and Mrs.Booher/d
family, the teachers and new res-
idents of the community.The school board held a meeting
Monday night.Last Saturday was little GeneFrench's seventh birthday so his
mother invited several of his little
friends in to help him celebrate.
ARLINGTON WLLAGB phone amd ondc r y our 1lentrou,you can tell the good news to the
fnmiiy this very night.St.
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pany,Lloyd Akins took his mother and
Mrs. Carl Ward tn Omaha Wednes
day.While there they did some
shopping and visited with their
daughters, who are in training.The Rosenhqum service stationinstalledanewCroslyradioso
that they might get e reports
of the World Series.They had a lively time playlgamesafterwhichMrs.M Q ;
served the kind of lunch boys en-
joy so much...L. Buch drove to Blair Mondaylmeet his sister,Lorena,who\
came up from Omaha on the hua.
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BERRY BROS
Come and Get E !!
Palmolive Soap, 4 for
Advo Corn Flakes, large
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Tue sda y .Mr s .He n r y Plug ge , who r e c e nt-
ly f e ll d o wn th e ba se me nt ste ps
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a lo n g ve r y nic ely .She i s n o w
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wi th Mis s D a gr n ar Pe ter s en .
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th e we e k - e n d wi th ho me fo lk s.
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th e Ge or ge He de lun d h o me Fri-g
da y eve n in g .lMi s ?E r n a Sunnis spent severa l]
da y s las t. wee k a t th e W m. W i e s e
h o me !:Ma r t i n S ti n e e k o f B a t tle C:eek..§
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sister,~ms \ ary ~.Mike Nelsen, who has been work
ing for .lim Anderson, is spending
this week at home.Walter Eggers,Lesier Kron-
herg, Ernie Anderson and LesterMcCanndrovetoOmahaI6ab-
wnd a show Sunda evening.
A number i n e vicinity of
Kennnrd attended the dance gym
at Dutch Hall Sunday night.
Miss Inna Jeppesen spent theweekend with her parents.Irma
is teaching at Washington.Sunday guests at Lhe W. B.
Rosenbaum home were:Mr.andMm Charlie Nelsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Nels Nelsen of Omaha and Mr,
and Mrs.Harland McDonald and
Warren of Blair.Mrs.Leonard Peterson wasquite ill lan week with bronchitis.
However,at this writing she is
much bettef and able to be up,
Mr. and Mrsii Fred Andreasen
and family spent Sunday evening
at the Bert Hansen home.
Roland Holmes has moved into
the Ed Mathlesen property re-cently vacated by Bill Wilderson.
A.N.Anderson,salesman for
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Willard Batteries
Are recognized as a. Standard Bat-
tery everywhere.They are made
durable through the use of high
grade plates which do not buckle.
They are made of the highest qual-
ity material throughout and are
backed by a guarantee.'
"SBE US FIRST".
Kennard Garage
CHAS. BATES, Proprie tor
. _.home Snturday vening.A number of the young folks
from here took in the :lance at
Peony Park Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sands andEma were callers at the N.P.
Nielsen home Monday evening.Mrs.Jorgen Christensen spentseveraldays last week with her
sister, Mrs. Carrie Jensen at Fre-
mont.Miss Viola Liesche was calling
on Mrs. Martin Sunds Wednesday
afternoon.B.A..Gottsch and Chas.Mis-
fcldt and Herman Wolfe of ElkCityweretheI.O.0 .F.dele-
gates appointed to attend the meet
ing at Kearney.Mrs.Herman Junizbluth enter-tained the Larkin Club Friday a!t~
ernoon.Mr. and Mrs. .Albert Sunda wereSunday dinner guests nt the Hans
Bmesch home._Pete Kudsk of Battle Creek.Iowa visited friends here Saturday
Mr.and M m Henry Tietgen
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Chris Sunds home.
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'_-.n m x m m r n x s n -Page ThreeElgin\l¢J\|¢i\rn nninhar 17 1929 xu....., .-...-....., v,...,-..., .._ ,
EVERY NIGHT HAD-4 'ro TAKE L AXATIVE"I i , a fa rme r fo r s ixty~four
years ol my life and the_r¢ wen-mighly few mornings dunng that
,time that I didn't see the sun nee.
Bm. when I retired five years ago
aches 'ko cnsnmms
,OF 1-:s'r/mr
STATE QF NEBRASKA :
[ss »Wnshingwn County,|
.Ha nry Mencke, Attomey
In the County Court.
In the Maller of the Emnp nl
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BENNINGTON NOTES
Herman Sicvers of \\'ashi:1g1.on,
was a caller here Monday.hlr. and Mrs. W. H. Gottsch andnon, Billy spent. Sunday at the E.
A. 'Pimperley home.Joe Timperley of Medicine Bow,
Wye., :arrived Siaturday with a car
load ofjmrsea He is vixdting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Tim-perley and other relatives and
friends.'Fred Jordon of Springfield wasa caller ot the F. C. Gottsch home
Friduy evening.Miss Verna Gottsch celebrated
her lairtlnlay Friday.
Rev. C. H. Rooze, who is taking
an po§_t-graduate tourse at the Uni-wrsity at Lincoln, spent the week
end at home.Alice Gottsch spent.the week-end at the F. C. Gottsch home.
I'red Thompson came down from
North Bend to spend the week-
ond with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schneckloth
'were Sunday afternoon guests at
the Herbert Cohrs home.
'Misa Alma Gottech and brother,
LeRoy motored to the E. F. Gottsch
home Monday evening.
Mr.and M m Leonard Nichols
and family of Omaha,Mr.and
Mrs.I-'red Paulsen and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paulsen and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mm Anna Melton.Nlr.and BRS-Jgxnes Pixel:oiQsrnond, were 'week-end visitors atthe August Witte and C. W. IIld~
an homes.Mr. and Mrs.`rank Mockleman
of Elkhorn.were visitors nt thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Glandt
Sunday evening.F. C. Gottsch and Anna spentSunday with Fred Jordon and Mr.
and Mrs.Fred Holst at. Spring
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnm bogernan am
daughter,Mary and Mrs.Ann:
Harlan spent Sunday at the M. H
Mueller home near Kennord.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. l'llnrkrnan,Sr
II. 51 JbHNsoN
AUCTI ONEE R
Blair.Nebraska
entertained .Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Turney and family,Mr. end Mrs.Geo.Springer andMrs. Claude Springer and son of
Benson.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruse, Mr.and Mrs. Claus Ohn and Tin: O'hr\'.
Sr.of Pt.Calhoun were Sundaygue ts of Mr. and Mrs Timm
Ohrt.\Mrs. C. W. Harlan was hostess
to the Bridge Club Friday when
mire won b Miss AmeliaprizesyBunz and MH. Henry Neumeyer.
\Mr. and Mm C. W. Glandt at~tended the dedication of the new
church at Millard Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson and
ldaughtcrs of Elkhorm Mr.and
Mrs.Otto Lebbert and childrenspent Sunday evening at the Chas.
Grau home.1 Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Mohr and'sons were callers at the Henry;
Schneekloth home Monday evening.Clau Brandt was a caller at!the chili Grau home Saturday.1
;Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Glahdt, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom ,Kniep,Mr.UNI;
Mrs.Chas.Mohr and sons, Mme
Anna Hadan :md Miss Mary Loge-
mnn were visitors at the home ofMrs. Tena Mohr and Edna.
Chas.Grau spent several days
this week in Sioux City.lMrs.Lizzie Kruse and familyr'
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Isham and fam
u . . . . . . . .U n n h r
.Scouts ~ m e r i t b a d g e s m z Mr. and Mn. 0. F. Saundera ofpoultry ruung and cycling will be,0ehkosh, their niece, Miss Kaw~
issued wry soon now.With th.ree,erine Ricken of Louisville,Ken.
active patrols competing agai:\stand B.Kemplin ol'Chicago, lll.,
each other advancement in px-o~left Friday for Oshkosh after ugrossingbeautifully.ln Novem-brief visit here at the home ofberthe Troop puts on a public'Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Webb.
demonstration at Irvington.
DORINACKER BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrst Will
tained relatives and
dayin honor of Mrs.
anniversary.Misa Lozene and
Mr.and Mrs.G.I.Pfeiffer
spent the week-end at Ottawa,
iowa with the E. H. Woener fam-
ily.Mrs C G Marshall and Mrs.'fr§';j§i5""§,§j John ii e ia nl delightfully enter-
Wlese's hinhltained the Ladies'Circle at the|former'shhome on lfrlday after-
.noon.T e circ e transacted n lotE r e ;heggtof business and voted to redecor-
ggf h weekwend wit late the parsonage and the inter-
Mr.1 M _J D k gm- of' the church as soon as poss-~ ..:;a....'i...° 2. ..';'".r;;.°'lble.A de li c i o u s ~ c o ur s e ~
evening.Gottsch home Saturt yAlaifgecrowdattended the
dance at the German Hall Sunday
evening.Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gottsch vis-
ited at the Geo.Christiansen
home near Washington Sunday aft
ernnon.Mrs.Augusta Schumacher of
Omaha, Mrs. Tena Mohr and dough
ter, Mr.and Mrs. Henry Gottsch
and son nndMr. and Mrs. Eggert
Ohn were Sunday dinner guests
at the John Dornacker home.
Miss Rose Puls of Omaha, spent
the week-end at the home of herparents, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Puls.
ry lna s served after the busmess
meeting.There was n large at-
»tendanee including several guests..Mr.and Mrs.Lou Miller anddaughoer,Ethel drove to Genoa
,on Saturday where they spent the
:week-end at the Hans Christensen
|home.Mr.and Mrs.. G.A.Marshall
left Sunday for Martin,S.D.
where they will visit a week or sofwiththeirson,Ralph at "Ques-
tion Box" ranch.
McCAR'I'HY ANDLONG CREEK
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A COLUMN FORWOMEN
1oICheese Adds Zen to Meals
A blt of cheae has saved many
meals from being commonplace.
Cheese had such a tantalizing
flavor and when added to a salad
or an entree or dessert, makes u
most appetizing combination.
Hors d'oeu\'res a la Suisse willgive your dinlrer a good beginning.
Arrange four strips of cheese,radiating frorn the center,nn
small serving plates.On one strip
arrange a little hard-cooked eng
white finely chopped and mixed
with French dressing.On another
strip use egg yolks mixed with
dressing; on the third use a little
and for thochopped stuffed ollive,
fourth, a wee bit of chopped pim-!.....,,
An especially good sandwich is
made by splitting skinned frank-
furoers lengthwise.Co\er with a
thin layer or strip of cheese and
place on buttered bread.Place in
n hot oven and leave until the
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Y o u are -Hereby No tif i ed ,Th a t
I wl ll sip a t th e Co u nty C o u r t
Ro o m i n Bi ai r i n said Co un ty o n
l h e . l s t day o f No vp mh e r ,1929,
an d o n th e 3r d day o f I"e-bruzsry.
1936 , at 10 c fc lo c k A.M. on ea c h
of sai d d ay s to r ec e ive an d e :xa m»
ine-a ll c ia ims aga in st said Es -
te,wi th a v i e w to their adjust.-
vn t n m!nllnwn non 'Phu finun_ - - -.- . . . .- . . . v - g u n . :l u i u l s l n sli mi te d f o r th e presen tation o f
claims againST. sail! Estate in three
mo n th s f r o m the ls t d a y o f N o v -
emb e r A .D.,1929,a n d th e ti me
li mite d f o r pa y me n t o f d?b!-8 is
On e Y e a r f r o m said l s t day o f
Novembe r, 1 92 9.f
\' v' ITNE SS my ha n d an d th e
Seal o f said Co un ty ( h u r t,th i s2ndda y o f Oc tob e r, 19 2 9
( S E A L )C EL L F I R,
87-4t Cou nty Jud[,;0.
N O T I C E ( J F H E A RI NG \~a PROBATE OF \\u.L
-October, 1929, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
l
i l y I n u s u a .u c a u ;A\.\..».. .- ..S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s o f M r .a n d
Q i r s .R u d o l p h P r o b s t n e a r O m a h a .
M r .a n d M r s .P h i l l i p M o o r e o f
O m a h a ,s p e n t S a t u r d a y n i g h t a t
t h e G e o .H u b e r h o m e .
M i s s E m m a K o c h l e f t W e d n e s -
d a y f o r s e v e r a l d a y s v i s i t w i t h
r e l a t i w s i n O m a h a .
M i s s B e r t h a H u b e r a t t e n d e d n
s h o w e r a t t h e h o m e o f M r s .H e l e n
A n d e r s o n i n O m a h a i n h o n o r o f
Miss Hazel Larkin.James and Ward Walsh and
Mrs.Galbraith and daughter ofBensonwerecsillingonDr.and
Mrs. C. W. Hickey Sunday.
Misses Mae Rusk,Catherine
Kelley, Nick Petersen and ThomasPetersenofOmaha,were callersat the P. C. Petersen home SundayMr .and Mrs. Ed Hcyl of Laurel
were callers at .the P. C. Petersen
Mr.and' Mrs. Tom Kniep and'Mrs.Henry Schneekloth and Mr.and Mrs. Geo. Dhrt motored to'Lincoln Tuesday.g
Mrs.Henry Schneekloth spent
Thursday afternoon at the homeof Mrs. Tens Mohr in Bennington]
Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Cohrswere callers at the Henry Schnee'
kloth home Thursday..Mr. John Kroger was an Omaha
visitor Monday..
'Fry the Fashion (Renter l~`irst,'
last and all the time.39-It
ARLINGTON NOTES
Mr.and Mrs.John S.Hebardi
were hosts to the Merry Go Round'
Club on Saturday evening at their!
a brid Theregulardinnerntlge.h°'Ee one dgly hvé vteletk hrt t tables held bouquets of beautifull
- r.and rs.S86 .F 'roses from the hosts own rose gan~tended the new church dedication den.Prizes at bridge were won
at Millard Sunday..br Mr. and Mrs v.v.MarshallMr. and Mrs. Wallace Tlmperley and 'liz'ami Mrs C C Cook. Mrs. .and Mr. and Mrs.Dan Timperley D 5f_I h ""t d "th .were visiting " " " 'Mr.and Mrs.bn:hoaxogiftaiiinfiiiilnirs il. 12
I-".S.lsham and family Monday Vinckel were guests.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Ashton and turned home on Frida evenings
evening.'Mrs. B. F. Cook of Scribner visMr. and Mrs. Frank Huber and
daughter spent Thursday evening
at the Geo. Huber home.Mrs. Wiebke Wolff of Blair, wascallingonDr.and Mrs.C.W.
Hickey Monday.Mrs.Fred Thompson ls tnknng
the place of llliss Ernma Koch at
ited here and at Dale the first ofthe week..5Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snooker of|
Lincoln, were week-end visitors at
»n »-
The Happy Hollow Club gave a
shower in honor of Mrs. Chauncey
Wright, a new bride, at the home
of Mrs. Jack Lazure last We¢lnes~day afternoon.There were about
fifty present and Mrs. Wright re-
ceived many useful presents for
her new home.Word comes from the Lord l.is~
ter Hospital in Omaha that GeorgeMcDonaldisgetting along nicelynow.Mr.McDonald has been in
the hospital the past three months
and his many friends are glad to
hear of his improvement.
Little Bobby Aronson spentMonday at the John Aronson homewhile his mother and Lila Lee ac-
companied Mrs.Will McDonald
and daughter, Dorothy to Omaha.Last Wednesday evening Mr.
and_,1\Irs. John Aronson entertain-
ed at seven o'clock dinner,Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Long and son, Royand Mrs. Agnes Long of Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Long and
daughter, Mrs. Earl Caldwell mote
ored to Grand island Saturday.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Agnes Long who plans on spend-
ing the winter at the Burkett Sol
diers home near Grand Island.
They returned home Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer 'FruhlsenspentMondayeveningattheH.ithe home of Mrs.Snocker's sis-inosenbnlm home,
ter, Mrs. Mary Hart.l Mr. and Mrs.Fred Hammer of
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Steen,~]'»Bloomfield,spent Saturday night
and \.l1ss Helen Widam spent Sun h W Longthe telephone office donng the lat d *ni t t E'khorn as guests nt.t e eston
tc-r'»= absence of several days.i a§iiFs`ie\VlgHi l-lillegass and son,
Emil Sachs had, h msforisgciaccompanied hir. iiillegass back to
rhome.They visited the Fred LonghomeSundayevening,returning
home Monday.[to break hura nn w le cran g!0maha on Sunday af ter spending
hi s * `° "i " '° "" ""i-a week hem at the home of herThetillageofBennington.s
erecting a new pump house, hav-
ing recently 'l"'d°.." new well.1 Mx.and Mrs.Leo Weber re~
family of Lorton,spent Sunday
with Dr. Hickey and family.Mr. and Mrs. Anthur Peake are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
baby boy Tuesday.Dr. and l\lrs. C. W. Hickey and
daughters and Ferris Kramer at-tended the dinner of the Ad-bell.
at Hotel Fontanelle in Omaha
Carl Sorensen. and wife ofLyons,visioed Sunday a'l'ternoon
with Mr.and Mrs.Hayes Rosen-
balm.Merton Winchell and fam-
ily called in lite eveniag.*Mr. and Mrs. Peter .len en vis-
panents,3lr..a1\d Mrs.Fred Dc-
Weber '
y .from Louisville,Kentucky where
thcy attended the National Legion
and Auxiliary convention.They
iited at the Carl 2.1. Je home
Sunday afternoon.|Carl ll-1.Jensen is the proud
stopped at Evansville; lnd.enro P;ne f .new Ford sedan pur-'home where they spent a Eél..g;~m§, ;a,..,: week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pfeiffer and
Mrs. C.l'.Masters spent Sunday
days with relatives.|lllr. and Mrs. Niels Christensen
called at the Lord Lister hospll.-ui
s Thursla after
I\lJi "E8 ll b r o w n s , t h e s a u s a g e s f n z z l e l J O H N "D U Y C A N S T A T E g p N T E B R A S Kr4.o 4.*Aan d th e c he es e melts .
Goo seb erd es a n d c ur re nts,ac
companied by unsweetened wafers
and cheese, make a nice dessert.
Applesauce sewed with ginger-
biead and cheese is ever so good
for a luncheon dessert und,of
course,thcre's that old favorite,
and decided to take things easy,
WY h th began to fail.
" I lame all my troubles on
constipation,brought.on by lack
of my usual outdoor exercise.I ,had to take laxatives almost every
night.Then my stomach got all
out of fix and nearly everything
l
l d k iea te crac ers wth tart Jam ... ll ate disagreed with me.I was
jelly, and cheese."
And here's a substantial recioe
for spaghetti with cheese:Drop
te boiling, salted water two cup-
ls of spaghetti broken into inch
pieces.In 210 minutes add five
rnedium-sized onions sliced one-
fourth inch thick.Cook for 10
minutes, then drain, not too dry,
and place in u buttered baking
dish.Scatter a layer of'finely
chopped green pepper over the
spaghetti and one canned pimento
cut in bits.Sprinkle with salt and
paprika and pour over all a cupful
of milk.Bake 20 minutes,then
cover with grated or sliced cheese.
Return to oven until cheese begins
to brown delicately.
Superb Pickled Peaches
Select solid freestone peaches.
Peel and drop in cold water.Pre-
pare a rich syrup of vinegar and
sugar with cinnamon and cloves
The spices may be put into the
hymn whole, but if ground should
he placed in a bag.Drop peaches
into the boiling syrup until the
bottom of the kettle is covered.
Boil several minutes until partly
cooked.Remove and place in plat
ter and repeat until all the peaches
are similarly prepared.Then re-
pent the process twice, so that the
peaches have been boiled in all
three timca In the last boiling
the peaches are left until they are
thoroughly cooked.After all have
bten cooked boil syrup down thick.
Place peaches in jars and pour
.with friends at Monroe.M'§';i;'yC";_i"nI§;daughter. Gaili Mrs.Mike Itohinaon, accompan-"°k ;.Benson spent ied bv her granddaughter,Mlssi
and son,Fran o '~Sue ewell left Monday for Mt.:.l:§neaeek»end at the H.L.Roc'Auburn, Iowa where they will vis-
Mi.:and Mrs.Peter Bachhausit relatives for about ten days.a.d familv were Sunday visitors _lien Raymond c.Swisher 9f|
ot lllr. onli Mrs.Roy Johnson.}\o rk lm?accepted a call `"'{ fill.
Mr.and lllrs.Ralph Sherer of the pulpst of the Congregational:
Olir tha Mr. ami Mrs. B. w. Butler Ch\|\¢h at this place.Rev. Swish-
of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. E er formerly preached at York and
Wat se were 1; o'clock dinner signn liinlrh Eiiiff.'Zi?.i1.°'dZ`?..§"",..'I§`ia'$
31 n f and Mrs. H. lu. Roe ues |welfare work.Rev.and lllrs.|
or Swisher plan to move here the.M s. C. W. H1key en-...'i'.i}...$"atr dinner Wednesday latter part of the month. and Ito-v._evenituz ig honor of their dauirh-»S\'¢lSl\*'Y will P!`ff_9¢h his mltlal
ter,lle\n\ce's birthday when thelscrmon on Oct. 2*fh'guests were l\lrS_w C_Krarner,l Mr.and Mrs.Xernon Marshall
¢qoll Ferris and Misses Henrietta and son, Lloyd wrut to Omaha on
and Alvcna Schroeder.Sunday where they attendw aMrs.Geo.Lusby ol Hamburg,birthday dinner at the home of
in Omaha last t y rinoontoseeNorma Jane Illatzen syrup over them.Seal.
who underwent an operation for Pineapple Saladappendicitis.]D T ``lleat 2 cups crushed pineapple.
Visitors at tie an ¢mP="""arid uice of 1 lemon and 1 cuphome Sunday included Mes. rs. and sugali.Stir till sugar is dissolved
, i f s d a m c g ~ " . ' i ? . l " i 1 ~Soak 2tsblespoons gelatine in Er
s..?...""2.'f;° Biitir "cup cold water 10 minutes.Ado
.\H s n fhir. and Mrs.to hot mixture.When cool and
chlligltiinifié 3.1 ine sick list.ihceirmros to set add 1 cup gratell
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jonsenv.ere cheese and le pint cream beatendinnerguestsSundayattheistiff.Mix thoroutghly,place i t
Chr is Aselgaaral home.Ic n ld pla c e ti ll f i r m.Se rve on let-
l",ranc es 'I`l1on1pson was a "e 'i k '; tuc e le ave s, wi th dr e ss i ng .Te n o r
end gue st o f .lane Beals a t th e ~ twe l\ e servi ngs.
A -R .BL'Zt i1 l i'lD Il lE l l]B i l l l f .~ ~
T h e M c c a n h f " " i ~ l ? 3 . § { § 5 ' § i 2 'N o m a t t e r h o w m a n y n e w r e
i v e ' " " " ""»l " i» 1 .i " ". » .. » .. .\ 1 c D o n a l d i c i p e s o n e t r i e s ,a f e w o f t h e o l d
'i~"»II.°.'i'."' l i l o z i i h e t e e n Q m e m b e r s . t i m e r s s h o u l d n e v e r b e f o r g o t t e n .
A -L e i e i s a d e s s e r t t h a t W ep r e s e n t a n d o n c » 1 s 1 t o r .M r s .8 |m o n Pn e s L o n g o f B l a i r .A f t e r t h : S ~c l c r n a m l e v e r y s o o f t e n .H e r e a r e
u a l b u s i n e s s m e e t i n g t h e h o s s s t w o r e c i p e s ,s h o w i n e ;n o v e l m e t h »
1 °.h Mrs. Marshall" brother, hd Bokerloginsisvisitingthisneck" I t l Mrs. Marshall's and Mr. Boker's
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Stoltenberg
and daughter spent Sunday with
relatives in Council Bluffs.lllr. and Mrs. Henry Dorrmcker
entertained the Larkin Club Mon-
day evening.Miss Hilda Bruning, night sup-erintendent of nurses at 'Emannuel
Omaha s nt the neckhospital,.P0 °end at the E. C. Stoltenbcrg home!
Mr.and Mrs.M.J.Miller at-itended the funeral of a relative at
' Hamburg, Iowa Sunday." 1
nt
Mrs.Ruben Petersen, and chil-
dren left Thursday to visit rela-
tives at Laurel, Neb.
Troop 63 of Bennington,now
has a total of ten first class
birthdays occur on the 10th andll th so Mrs.Boker planned the
celebration in their honor.Two
birthday cakes occupied prominentplaces on the dinner table and the
candles were lighted during the
last course of the meal.i`holl
mother,Mrs.Henry Boker,wasalso a guest.1
held a contest in which Mrs.Fil-ods of composing this delicacy.
mer Truhlscn recelxmd first and
Mrs.Will Thompson,consolation.
Mrs. V. 0. ireland and lllrs.Joh\1
Barry served lunch,assisted .b>'
Mrs. McDonald.The next meetingistobeheldatPaulBarryshomewiththeMesmlnmcsHayesRosenbalmandMertonWunchell
on serving set.The Auxiliaryof the American_Miss Ktiren Jensen of Blair.
Lemon held their annual electnonfspem Sa rday evening and Sun-
and
.installation of officers at a day at g parental, Carl M Jen»
!ilefillf¢ l`.fl"..'I.'I...ii lliytffilnb erll»'lil;gmeOrace 'Thompson ~ a
_er.1;'tirin;; presiilsiit wla hsteas guest at the Wm Thompson home
lat e meeting an se 'e re res 7|ht'ments qmliiii . l i Mrs.Will Thompson
g Bliss Judith lIallreceived mmol visited Sunday evening with Mr.
bruises about the limbs when she and Mrs. _.\_ R Beals in Blair.was knocked down- by-f.car 1n_Mrs.Leon Hindley and Mrs.
Ornnha a few dnysago,=`§he\1'1;= John Neitrhood xcere at lhf court
I Whether or not you like your ow|
lemon pie, try these:
.f Patty Cake Pie
l
3 eggs3 tablespoons lemon juice
teaspoon grated lemon rind
1 cup sugar
3
1
tablespoons flour
gg, teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon melted butter
1%cupsrnilkBeat egg folks until thick and
ltmon~colorcd..um lemon juice
and rind.Mix sugar.flour and
salt and add to lemon mixture.
Stir m melted butter and milk and
fold in stiffly heaten egg whites.
Turn into ie tin lined with crust
I
i
Pandput into hot oven.After IU
billous,felt dull and no account,
and just had to force myself to
keep going.
"Four bottles of Sal-gon put any
stomach in fine shape and the Sar-
gon Mass Pills got rid of my con-
stipation and billousness entirely.
1'n1 through taking laxatives now,I
but stay regulated just as good as
when I was working twelve hours
a day on the farm.l've got a
hearty appetite, everything agrees
with me perfectly and l'm so much
stronger and better inevery way
I feel like a new man."--John . .
Duncan, 2109 s. 46th St., om a.
The Stewart Pharmacy, Agents.
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BOYS AND GIRLS
CHOOSE PROFESSION
"Before and After", usually has.
the symptoms of an effective ad-
vertising campaign.but in this
case it's simply applied to one
hundred lfniversity of Nebraska'
seniors who last spring made
known their choice of a life Pl'0~\fession.liniisociologicalpaperwritteni
by a student at the University last
spring, one hundred seniors about
to graduate announced their choice
of a profession.One hundred and
thirty questionnairs were sent out
the
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.i s s ,Washington County,1»In the County Court.1
In the Matter of the Estate of
John }\IcQuarHe.Deceased:
TlIE STATE OF NEBRASKA
To the heirs, next. of kin, legstecn,
creditors and to any others inter-
eated in said matter:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
That an instrument purporting to
be the Last Will and Testament of
John lllctluarrie,deceased,is onfile at said Court, ond also a petr-txon Pl'¥Yifl£' for the Probate of
said instrument, and for the ap-
pointment of Margaret McQuarric
aa Administratris with will an-
nexed That on the 26th day of
fsaid petition and the proof of the
,execution of said instrument will
be heard, and that if you do not|lhPl\ appear and contest, said Court
may Probate and record the some,land :ra nt administration of the
estate to Margaret l\IcQuarHe.'This notice shall be published
for wree weeks successively in the
Enterprise prior to said hearing.'Witness my hand and official
senl this first day of October, 1929.
C. DEBEL,County Judge.I SEA L)A.3?-4t Special
Nebra.<ka's bird
steadily incleasing
population isasitstimber
and shelter become more preval-
'ent.There are more than 400
varieties.
Arbor Day originated in Ne-
bruskn. _' Through its observance
Nebraska is teaching other states
value of tree planting.
xand a hundred answered.'Teach~]HOSE SIENDING f
wp;was the favored profession,Runs 'ami Snags g
thirty-four students admitting they Neatly Replaced |wanted to be School teachers, foo ~i Wdrk Guaranteed |teen chose business, 8 agriculturl |Leave onlcrs at Sas Store I
3 social work, 3 dentistry, and so.~
02| down the line until. only l :-l.I1tl-_ent chose to go on the stage..I Dr..l;l'i)|ii1l¥:l`if;iil"m"nn .
Fifteen per cent of the hundred:had chosen to follow the vocation]
of the parent.Interest,service
influenceiof parents were the three:
main factors in relation to the
choice of the vocation to be fol-
lowed.Forty-one percent of the
students tlBCltl&(l what their life
stork was to be while they wereinhighSchool.Women decides!
earlier in life what they wouldfollow, as showin hy the reports.
And the old story about the
\vornan's mind being as changeable
ns the wind was discounted by the
survey,when the repons shotvesl
that sixty-four per cent of the
women clung to the profession
they had first selected.One coed.
had changed her mind more than
three times;five men changed
their minds four times..
¢"Homekeeping"'didn't :mem to
bother the coeds much,for only
six percent of the women report-
ed admitted that they intended to
marry and take up "homekeepinlr".
NEBRASKANS l\l.¢\.Y
.s e e n1~:'rsons
\
Falling stars will be a hit more]
l
.l srtvoon BARBER snapSuccessor to theII
Over the lllair Drug Co
Phone Black 41
Evenings by Appointment |
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Lonnz¢>||Barber Shop g
The Best of Service |
Regular Prices [
x
sTHE EAT SHOP l
E. C.Rann,Proprietor |
Meals, (0 Cent:|
Excellent Cuisine |
Satisfactory Service I
Courteous Treatment IFirst door east Enterprise offical
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Bonded Abstracter IIPHONE 15 °I
Pilot Bldg.Blair, Nebraska l
xx
on. EDWIN T. .IIPP
DentistX-RAY s ss v ic i t l
Offices in State Hank Bldg.
common to Nehrnska people afterl Phone 298 Blair, Nebr.
the middle of November,says*xProfessor G. D. Swezey of the g,atpartmcnt of astronomy at the bm-CARL SCIl\lIDl`g
versity of Nebraska, when the so-Insurance |
called Loenids will pass through'Real Estate and Loans 1
the eax"th's atmosphere.A fih°.'§"Office in State Bank Bldg.I
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I Pho ne -B ln c h 45Farm Sales u Specialty
Bur lguun u l lllldndlglr.IUHGH!! at ¢|.q..
a n ull)s u n :n a w .
% Mm/ma
3ring@a Biifmeni
FARM Washday
E V E RY ' f a r m wo ma n i s e n t i tle d to a Ma y ta g - th e w o r ld ?
finest fnf asheb-»\vit11 gasoline or electric boveer.
Th e Ga so lin e Mu lti -Mo to r i s a n p r od u c t of th e Ma y ta g
org ani za tio n, th e world! la rge st wa she r man ufa emrea , a nd
also the wor ld! largest produc er of single-c y lin der gasoline
e n g i n a .It i s in ter c h an g ea ble wi th th e e le c tri c motor b y
removing o nly f our b olts . . . kno wn an d use d on farms fo r
over fxfteen y ears.A s te p o n the p c du d sum i z,
F R E E f o r a W e e - k ' s ' W a s h i n g
Write or telephone for a triad M=5=;# washing.n
it doesrft sell its-elf, don't keep it.jerrad payment.:
you'U ncaa miss.
THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, Iowa:
Fmmdud HH!
Maytag his | »,,M..
..JJ "'¢.-,jr ...num-wax.r\»......~xwr.' r ".!»" ,9 {§_;'f\l.'i"°"i"''*m"*"**~""a .;F ..Numa-.L*~.fy , f l 55 f r v i . = f » ",T ' r stan."-wno n¢-mn-wil..f I ~"~§" 4 ~l'r"l \yon»wan. |C¢nlnCll.r-.1 . 4 4 I _g y : F f m h ~ , ; . - . ; ;| £ \ l l { . " I y n » y l ¢ ¢ k l i : 1 N I . = | \ l ;
' I n r f |..a n n., i a \ l C t : n .D u l a h n l l c u r - h K Y .
f "Z*O m a n - \ I : t \ \ . \| | s l l n n | \ | » N a -
W C 1 \ l f .| . m t m u » ¢ s \ ; u | & : \ . P n ¢
o h i d - L G W .B i l l . l a i r C r u - H S L . .
|S a n F r a a r h c w K 1 l l . i . 1 .. l e l u v l w -u m m u m a s s e r C | l . A
O u r 5 0 u u w n n u o n
| ¢ . 2 0 . 2 Q m n e d a n k v u n c h a s u e
p i n I n a n a n d u a .
Blair Top & Tire Company |
.ARLINGTON MAYTAG CO.,Arlingto
PALLERS APPLIANCE co.,Fremon
1 .n
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ncement
to the public that we are again
ter making the necessary re-
e of recent date.
~ive better service than ever
l inutes reduce heat to moucraw er of meteors, which means noun-||IreturninginthewiseMeniuuaihospitalwhere she is in training,
from her claus at Tech high when
the car struck her.!Mrs. Wm.Flake, who fractured
her hip some weeks ago, was br0't'
from the hospital at Premont and
is now recupcrating at the home
of her daughter, l\lrs.Ed Schaf-
lfersman.Mrs. Louis Wdlingford
who ha< been seriously ill, is now
l home from the hospital and get-'ting along nicely.Henry Hilgervl
kamp, who broke his leg several,
weeks ago, is also getting along
l nicely.l Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Davies were;Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andlMrs. Cash Reynolds of Fremont.IA number of families enjoyed a'
beefsteak fry in Hartung's woodal
on Sunday.Hrs.R.A.Davies attended aom-o'clock luncheon 1-»Fremont'
on Thursday at the Chas.Mar-
shall home.Mrs. Lou Miller assisted by Mn.Nels Sorenson, Mrs. Harold Weberand Mrs. Nevin McCune, entertain-l
.~.l the c. Y. L. K. at her. home on
Tuesday evening.The Modern Woodman and Rey-
al Neighbor lodges have movedl
into their new quarters over Al~
hert Mun Q ~ld'\=store.They
formerly occupied the room over
Sweetland.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Renard
announce the birth of an elght'
pound daughter,hom 'I.'hursday,l
Oct. Nth._
|
n
house last Tuesday xor me nu.-ond lesson on convenient homesl
and accounts,given by Miss
Smith.
(`Hl'R(`H OF GOD
E. E. Giesler, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship,l l A.
Berean Class, 7 P.M.
Evening service, 7:30 P. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ning.'
Miss Lucile lecrone of Omaha,
will speak at the l l o'clock ser-
vice Sunday.Come hear Miss Le-
Cione, you will be benefited;Last Sunda was a red letter
n .
l yrdayfor the church.Services all
well attended,and 2:45 program
exceptionally good.Bro.Mehrens of lewd,gave a
splendid opening talk,and Dr.
Crime of Omaha,concluded with
a fine talk.Several visitors pres-
ent.Come again.
The proceeds from the Berean
(ood enle was tar above their ex-
pcctatlona.Our pastor will be in meeting
at Moorefield, Neb. over the 3n|
and 4th Sundays of this month.
but Mi l be in Blair for the lst
Sunday in November.
All welcome at the Church ofl
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longer, or until filling is firm.
(`hiffon Pie
l'£ cups sugar
'£ cup flour
'é teaspoon salt
1% cups boiling water '
Juice of 1 lemon
Juice and grated rind 1 orange
8 eggsMixsugar,flour and salt: adm!
boiling water, stirring constantly.
Cook 15 minutes.Add well-beaten
egg yolks, rind and juice of fruit
and cook until thick.Cool.Make
meringue of the whites of the
eggs,'i cup powdered sugar and
1 teaspoon lemon juice.Whip
one-fourth of meringue into cua-tanl mixture and turn into bakw
pie shell.Cover with remalhifll'
meringue and brown in moderat-
o\'en.
Nebraska farm homes are no
cheerless.l5,88l of them in 192
we n lighted by electricity am
19 188 served with running water.
Nebraska ranks fifth amonrthe _states ln the value of farn
property.Nebraska farrna ar-
well equivl>¢d~'
More than 51 per cent of th#
fsrma of Nebraska are operate'
by their owners. .There are 127,
784 Parma.
ing more than shooting stars.,I'rol'essor Swezey explains, will be ;
visible.The Lionids are the result ofl ubrokenup comet, and follow its I
original orbit.They pass through:
the earth's orbit once each year,l
though are much more plainly seen
every thirty-ltzree years. The next
period of g stzst intensity wil
be in 1932, 5% ought to be visible
this year as the years directly be~
(om and after the crux year are
favored to greater showers than
ordinary.ln 1899, the last crux year for
the meteoric disturbance observ-
ations were made from the lini-
versity of Nebraska observatory
and the course of several of the
shooting stars charted.
"But people must not expect too
much of a display,"warns Pro-
fessor Swezey,because it simply
means that there will be a few
more falling stars than_usuai
those nights about the middle of
November,.
Nebraska is a state of home~
owners.Sixty per cent of thr-
people oi' this state live under
theip own rode'Nehraska is i n agricultural
stale with 47 per cent of in ma-
ulation residing on its 127,003
farms._ __
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Poruilaure, run and Iloor covar-;Mathew R. Bendarf.2l~tf.
Mn. C. R. Skinner and children
pent last Saturday in Omaha.
The Marsay Beauty Shoppe will
lease you _ut 40-I west Lincoln St.~hone Green 321 for appointment.
as-¢f
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolsman and
. and Mxs.Bd Nelson spent
For Sale:Bonn,Boats Bonn.
Hosea Wilson 87~tI
For Ren A 4-room house,
modern except heat.|
39-lt N. T. Lund dr Co.
C. K. Bendorf, llcenied embalm-
¢ r md umleruker, Blair.Office
phone, 161;res.phone. 188 8»ti
Mr.L.J.Wolff and daughter,
Dr.Llylnml States, Chlropnc-
wr, Fu-men Saba Bank Bldt-sf.
For Sale-P\m.»-bred white rock
Ccckerals,$1.50.Dngmar Peter~
sen, Washington, Neb.39-lt.
For Sole-Hampshire male pigs.
Long,heavy boned kind.Alsol Newfoundland puppies.
39-4t'E. N. Manley, Nuhville.
C K- Bender! licensed :mum-`unday ewning at the Ditlof Wols' Patsy were Saturday dinner guests or m uude rhla r Bug,Q M "
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Announcement
I have purchased the Hilton Style
Shoppe of Myrtle and Coxfa Strick-
lett and will' continue the Ladies'
#x o .:ted a t th e h o me o f Mr s .A n n a
Cas tc tte r.Mr s. Nob ie ' a da ug hter s
Mi s s J a ne wh o teac hes a t Hun\~
bo ld t,Neb .,a n d Mi s s Eliz ab eth,
wh o i s atte nd i n g th e Sta te Un i -
ver si ty a t Lin c oln,also sp en t th e
week nd there..
Th e f o llo wi n g relati ves enjo y ed
u f a mi i y reu ni on a t th e Di c k
Stri c klett h o me la s t Th u r sd a y :
Mr . a n d . Mr s . W i ll Ha r t. o f D o u g -
la s , W y o mi n g ;Mr . a n d Mr s .W i ll
L i p to n and.L lo y d Stri c kle tt,o f
Oma h a ,Mr .a n d M m A n d r e w
Ne lso n a n d M r .a n d Mr s .Ne a l
W est.
» f plies at The Ermerprislre.
o u wa n t' le tte r h e a d :o r
o r sta te men ts c a ll Th e
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Highest prices for produce. Phone
258.FnmenPro ducc Cn.83-ti
Fro Sal-Shorthom cow,now
giving milk.Cdl 122 on 88.
89-lt'Leslie Thompwn
I-'umi and Door caver-lngu.Hxthew !}enrJorL 21-U.
Mr.and Mm.Ed Wolf!and
Victor Wolff, Jr. spent Sunday in
Omaha.
Kuhn'| photoi will please nu. 8|For Rent Modem /bungalow
A rand. 161 acne bo mm f a m Enquire s. w. Chambeys.as-x
u a bargain. only $85.00 per acre.'Furniture, nm and floor .-
39-It Puxlson and Haller lugs.mzmew H.. Btndorf.21 -
If y o u aren'\getting 7%ui For Sale-Two heating' have
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F m - n i t z u r e , r u n a n d f l o o r c o v e r
I ;~ R .~2 1 - t f .
Mr s. C .R.Sk in n er a n d c h i ld re n
~peut last Saturday io Omaha.
The Marsay Beauty Shoppe will~lease you _at 40I west Lincoln St.
~hone Gwen 321' for appointment..
35 - tf
Mr . a n d Mrs . J o h n W ei s ma n a n d
Q-.a n d .I\lrs.E d Ne ls o n sp en t
`u n d ay e ven i n g a t th e D itlo f W o ls
~an home..
F o r S a le - P o l a n d Ch i n a boa ts.
e d a n f s o f these b o a r :m m e
rom on e o f the be st her d's in Io wa
nti re ly n e w blood.
3 7 - tf W m .A r ms tr o n g .
School supplies:
When you wan
envelopes or sta
Enterprise.
Mr.and Mrs.
spent Sunday at
M. M. Halbert ho
For Sale--Four
milch cows.Th
one to be fresh |
39-2t
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money in safe in
take less?See \
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Mr.and Mrs.
Washington,Nob.
visitors at the ho
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day morning for
spend some time
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Tuesday for a b
Kansas City.Th
For Sa\e:Bonn,Boats Bonn.
Hosea Wilson 87~tI
For Ren A 4-room house,
modern except heat.
39-lt N. T. Lund dr Co.
C. K. Bendorf, llcenied embalm-
<21 sud umlexuker, Blair.Office
phone, 161; res. phone. 188 84:1
Mr.L.J.Wolff and daughter,
Patsy wen Saturday dinner guest.;
at the Victor Wolf! home.
Permanent Wave,$7.50.All
kinds of beauty work.Phone 197.
Children's permanent wave, #lim
Mrs. K. A. Pound,-206 E. Colflx.
12-L(
Mr a .~ A .Po u nd , 2 0 6 E .Co lfa x:
38 -tf
M r .a n d Mr s .Gr a n t Ga n z l i d
two c h i ld r e n o f Oma h a , s p e n t e
we e k e n d wi th Bla i r r e lati ve s a n d
f r i e n d a
Sc ore c ards,plac e c ards,bi r th -
Dr.Llylnml States, Chlropnc-
wr, Fu-men Saba Bank Bldt-sf.
For Sale-P\m.»-bred white rock
Ccckerals,$1.50.Dngnmr Peter~
sen, Washington, Neb.39-lt.
For Sale-Hampshire male pigs.
le ns .heavy boned k i m Amo
Newfoundland puppies.
39-4t'E. N, Manley, Nuhville.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed emhum-
er md umle rhknr, Bhlr.Omen
phone 161, W...hona 138.841
Stewart and lary Love,a l ~
J. E. Love and Carol. all oi Ommhn
spent Sunday at the J.R.Love
home.
Permanent Wave,$7.50.All
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the pare:\tal,|Grasborg Jeweler t Opmmetrht
e in-Omaha.'first door south of Danish Pub»good Holxtelnllishing House.~14-ti
just fresh ,,,_,|Mrs. A. R. Bealea and_ Mr. and
rn.ihlrs.Prentice Smith were shop-
I. M. Compton.pins in Omaha Saturday.
rx' 7% on your A nice 10-acre place located on
estment.Why grsvelled road,land level,nice
>n C, Van Dgu-fimprovcments, close ln $5,000.
22-if 39-lt N. T. Lund & Co.ens Hansen o f'
were Sunday
e of .lens Niel-
lrop left Tues-
'ilger, Nob., to
sith her moth-
iy, who is ill.
L Snyder left
siness tdp to
y expect to re-
illr.and Mrs.Soren Wolsman
and family of near Kennard, spent
Sunday aftemoon at the parental,
John Wolsman home.
Do you play bridge?The En-
trrpnse has u complete new lkn-
i A 120-atre farm, south of Blair,
nicely improved, $100 per acre.so-ff,N. 'r. Lund at Co.
Hrs. Ella Price is staying with
her daughter, Mrs. Will Epperson
for the week..
lllra Harvey Krogh will enter-
tain the Larkin Club at her home
next Friday evening.
Chris K.Bendorl,Undertaking
and ambulance service.Phones.
office, 161; residence. 133.29-tl
Josephine Robinson and Agnee
Rasmussen of Omaha,spent the
weekend with Miss Lela Burger
For Sale-Four good Holstein
of score cards,place cands, etc »milch cows.Three just fresh andWhy not see them'~ 23-tfione to be fresh soon
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Terrell and |89-2C .J.i .Compton.
family spent the weekend at the,140 acre farm one-half mile
!{°jm¢ of Mrs. 'I€lfl'°l|S dster, Mrs.from gravel road,two miles m
.,.--over on your money see Don C.'0ne nearly now.118 E. Since Sl..Van Deusen.m l _ss-xl'
Mr.and Mrs.Berry Compton
were guests at the D. A. Comp-
ton home Sunday._
For Sale- oland China male
hogs.Eli e on rfsrisirv-Eall
1122 on ll,ir.39-4t"
Mr. and hlra. Geo. Ruhr, Jr. and \
Mrs. George E. Wilson ol Oma-
ha,spent Friday with her num,
Mi-s._ s. F.\Mnr1in.
Misa .Enid Jensen of Omaha,
was a week-end luext o f M b ;
Charlotte Gilbertson.
The Enterprise will print your
family spent Sunday at the A. B. °'»°¢i°nery and do it H¢ht._We
Johnson home,near Soiker.are headquarters for your irrminx
hlr. and Mrs. Arthur wolf: and needs..m e
two children of Omaha, spent Sun-Mrs. lu. .-\.~Edwards of Missouri
dw a t the Vic tor wo lf:home.Valley, came over Monday for the
dny The Edwards lormerl livedForpiano, auxaphone and rlra-Ii i n i Y
matic an lessons, see or call Lu-I n o r..cille Kemp, Green 246.So. Woikeri Mr.Wm.Pcfxrnstrup,residing
Awnue.35.5 on West otreet, is having on ad-Kenneth cslbmmn, who is em_!ditlon built onto his residence anal
'be f th lplayedattheUnitedMotorsi n num r o o er mprovemenia
madeOmaha, spent Sunday with homo!__ '. _____
\
~»phone 161, W...hona 138.841
Stewart and iary Love,a l~
J. E. Love and Carol. all oi Ommhn
spent Sunday at the J.R.Love
home.
Permanent Wave,$7.50.All
Mra K. A. Pound, 206 E. Colfax.
38-tf
Mr.and Mrs.Grant Ganz dtwo children of Omaha, spent 'IIB
weekend with Blair relatives and
frienda
Score cards, place cards, birth-
day cards,sympathy cards--all
can be found ot The Enterprise
office.Popular price 23-ti
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Reeh and
Mrs.Sophie Reeh mere dinner
guests Sunday evening at.the
Hans Wulf home at Drum.
Mr.and Mrs.Tony Beckman
and family and Miss Edith Beck-
man of Omaha, were Sunday vis-
itors at the Victor Wolff home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Freeland of
Chicago,and Mrs.Marie Kinyon
of Omaha,were guests oi'Mrs.
Frank Warrick last. Sotunday eve-
ning..
A small acreage place on B-
li ,.close in,has good 5-roomh§ se and small outbuildings,
S2000.Might trade in on small,
modem house in town.
39-lt N. T. Lund & Co.
Mr.and Mrs.S.Sundrop of
Grand Island, Neb., and Mr.and
him Zeemore of Omaha, called on
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brock Sunday.
Mr.McCarthy of St.Paul, Nob.,
was also in the party.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Debel enter-
tained a number of friends at their
home last Saturday evening in
honor of their wedding anniver-
sary.Refreshments followed an
enjoyable evening at cards.`>¢_.\,f.,,~.,<,.
1
4
~f :~~¢¢g ..~\e uncle e eclro -~~ 4:~'~f_'::'so ~speaker.A :e val ve sel.,
.~and fi nely mle aile.L a
. 5 '.ua \lemon.u-um.
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A Prod uc t o f Ge ne ral M ot ors
Com e in a nd l et u s de m ons trat e or ask
fo r a Free Dem on st ra ti on In yo ur h om e
oH a r r y ' s R a d 1 0 S h o p
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rom on e o f the be st her d's in Io wa Ch i ld '
nti re ly n e w blood
ne 197.
te n s pe r ma n en t wave, $5.00.
.Mr s .K . A . P o u n d -
4-if W m .A r m s tr o n
9 206 E.Co lf ax.
g.1 2 - ti
e ~
.~~'~Natural tone, plus a
~ ~wonderful responsive-
~ ~ ~ness, mark this new
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as a liner radio.You
should hear il!Power-ful-9 tubes: lwn 245'| in
push-pull amplification.
Capable ol great volume.
Na dir-lnnion.- hum.
Lurn rie latter part of the week.
Sorghum for Sale-Bring con-Lainers and get pure sorghum for
501: per gallon or 90c in buckets.
Phone, Green 145.6th and Park
Sts.39-2t
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hart of Doug
las,Wyoming spent several days
last week st the Dick Strieklett
and Neal 'West homes.Mr. Hart
is Mrs.Stricklett's brother.
The Young Peoples Society of
the Episcopal church met at the
parish house Sunday evening for
n discussion and social meeting.
Adolph and Oscar Petersen servedrefreshments.1
The Rose Hill Ladies' Aid will
have a 6:30 chicken dinner at the
Rose Hill church Friday evening.:Oct. 18, price, 45c per plate.B,,.|
zaar will follow the dinner.39-lt
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Wright and
Mrs. W. A. Wright and Miss Lila
drove to Brainard, Neb. last Se.
urday evening and spent Sunday
there.Mrs. W. A. Wright remain
ed fbr a longer visit.
Miss Genmde Love, who is at-
tending the State University at
Lincoln, spent Sunday at her home
accompanied by Miss Sarah Cald-
well of Colorado Springs, and Low
v v m .n x a r r o n o x U m a n l l .
Mrs. L l-'. States willentertaintheyoungmarriedladiesbridge
club this (Thursday)aftemoon
following luncheon at thé cafe.`
Mr.and Mrs.Julius Peterson,
Mrs.James Kirby and Mrs. A. 8.
.lohnnnsen were dinner guests at
the Andrew Johnson home at
Orum last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Beckman and
daughter,Alice drove over to
Missouri Valley Sunay to spend
the day with their daughter and
sister,Miss Catherine.
An 80-acre bottom farm, fairly
good improvements, land all tiled.
This place is well located, no river
danger. An A~l farm, only $187.50
per acre.N. T. Lund & Co.39-1t
Dr. and nl-s L. r. States, Miss
Frances Koopman, Louis Murdoch
and Myron Brock attended a Pi
Omega Pi sorority dance at t/he
University gym in Omaha last
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.Pete Weber and
children of Tekamah,and Mrs.
Westmore Wadng and daughter of
Richland, Virginia, spent Thursday
evening at the Mrs. John Weber
home in this city.
Horace Carmichael entertained
'Bllil'.All good buildings.l39-lt Paulson and Haller.
Mr. and Mrs.Z.8. Smith and
family drove to Scribner Sunday
and visited at the L. L. Soll home.I For Sale-Winter apples.Best
lvarieties.Sprayed a n d hand-
picked.Lester Barton, phone 212
on 85.87-rf
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Scherdia
were dinner guests of Mr. andlMrs.Wm.Mills in 0mabs last
'Sunday.
Mr.and lllra.Walter Sappen~
field of Ft. Calhoun announce the
arrival of a little son last Monday,
ioct. 14.
\Vheu its cards you need, .sec
The Enterprise.Most any kind of
card from birthday to Christmas
can be found here.23-tf
The young people of the Epis-
copal church had a good crowd at
their social dan¢e at the commun-
ity hall Fdday evening.
The Royal Neighbor kensington
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Mike Inserslev Friday,Oct.18.
All Royal Neighbors invited.
Miss Elizabeth Hopewell,who
'teaches in Fremont,spent the
weekend with her mother,Mrs.
0. Hopewell and brother, Baird.
l
folks.
The Royal Neighbors district
convention will be held in Omaha
next week and a good attendance'
is desired..|
No ti u Farmers are invited to
put their horsesofI-'red Thletje
during the Corn
Mr.and'Mrs.J.M.Robinson
rs.Rasmussen or
ln the two barns;
free oi'charge
Show.g
and Mr. and M
Omaha, called at the C. W. Burger
home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.Clifford Johnson
of Neligh, Neb., spent the first of
the week visiting at the J.F.
Burcham home on South street.|
Remember our Corn Show Spe~
cial-1 quarfo il (rec with 5 gal-
lons gas and 1 pound cup grease.
39-lt U. s. Oil Station.
Mrs. G. Gordon and Mr.and
Mrs. Glen Fox of Omaha,spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. andMrs. G. G. Hines of this city,l
Dr. and Mrs.C. W. Morrow of
Calhoun,are rejoicing over the
birth of a daughter at the Blalri
hospital last Friday morning, Oct.
11.
Chief of Police L. W.Latta had
the pleasure of a vis it from his
cousin.C.E.Wycoff of Boise.
u i t . a n u m r s .A u g u s t .n u t n r m u mo f B m -a n d M i s s B e s s i e M e n c k e
of Tckamah.were dinner guests
of Mrs.Mary Anderson on last
Sunday.
W. C. Linden and family helped
Frank Linden celebrate his birth
anniversary on last Tuesday eve-
ning vrith the usual good time and
lunch following.
Mrs.Anna Petersen. who lives
out on the College road, left last
Tuesday for California where shewill visit her daughters, I>lenrie¢te`'
and Pauline for a few weelgx.'
Frank Thompson.a native of
Blair, butfor the past twenty-five
years a resident of Seneca, Nab.,
was calling on old friends ond ar-
quaintanccs in Blair last week.
Mrs.Emma Garmatz of La.
Cygne, Kansas, who has been vin-
iting her sister, Mrs. F. L. Tucker
of this vicinity,'plans w return to
her home the latter part of next.
week.
Rev. and Mrs. L. J. Moran, an:-
companiedby Mrs.Chas.Lamb,
Mrs.Minerva Carter and Bernice
Moore,attended ,the Nebraska
Baptist State Convention Luft
week.
Mr. and Mrs.E.Tombiad and
n . . . . . \ - . - . .r. .. .; ¢. .. |
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nu.rf11
hi s Su n da y s c n oo l teac ner m m o nAn d e rs o n a n d hi s c la s s ms e s ,Mr .Mr s . C a r l Sc h mi d t ls e n te r ta i n- !
i n ml M m T ff Anrinrsnn rmrl Rev.mg th e Th u rs da y 3 ftE l' n0 0 l} b r id ze i
I l l f 3 »u u m c a n m p u u n u z n m t u n n u c Il ' f _ § § § _f f ° m S a t u r d a y u n t i l w e d -t o a f a m i l y d i n n e r a t t h e h o m ;a t
Lincoln.
For Sale-Mllkbnws and horses.
Milk cows yvill be found at the old
Eversen ham and horses at the ol~l
Jack Owens bam.We also will
hold community sales at the old
Evexsen bam.Come in and look
this stuff over.I|.'s good.
36-Lf Thietje Brothers.
II
I
Arms
A large assortment
of Apples at
$1.50
| lonathans
a few left--graded
~1 . ~..
2 ;~
S k ~~Roasts or tea s <1s;Q ; ,~
." ~\.§`Q .:'~¢*from Prlme Beefs r .u ,l ;
\-4 "~f°\E'/ N)
A roast or a steak cut to a size you wish from
the prime beef (well aged) that we carry will
provide a meal most appetizing and healthful.
If you do not have the time to come shopping"-
QMM., 52 or 3.2 /
Saturday ONL Y
l and Mrs. A. J. Hargett at dinner
on Wednesday evening of last
week.
A G~room bungalow on westWashington street, completely mod
ern and in fine condition.This is
cne of the nicest houses in Blair.
lf-you are looking for a beautiful
home in an excellent location, ser
;Iclub at her home this afternoon,
following luncheon at the cafe.
Los A billfohl somewhere on
the court house grounds.Finder
willfreceive a suitable reward for
return of the some to The Enter-
pdse office.39-lt*
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Skinner had
an Sundav nests. Mrs. Skinner'a
Mrs.Raymond
Wm.McCracken
and Sunday with
ter,n m.Ralph
Sioux City.
Mr.and Mrs.
Washintgon,Neb.were Sunday
visitors at the Walter Gutsehow
Burr and Mrs.
spent Saturday
Mrs. Burr's sis-
MeCo:mville,of
Paul Jones of
home where all enioved n duck|
Londt of Omaha, on next Sunday
evening.
Wm.Eppenzon,who hu been
wor ing on the new school huild»
i , gave up his job and left for
Kansas City where he entered the
government hospital tor treatmmt
for asthma.
\ 1 - -r - .r u n .» . . \ . . . .O A
jus about this place at once.
39-it N. T. Lund & Co.
Mr.and Mrs.Emest Tornblnd
drove up to Sioux City Saturday
evening to visit. at the home of the
!latter's sister, Mrs. James Bennett.
Max Tornblnd returned Sunday eve
ning while Mrs. Tornblad remain-
ed for a longer visit.
Mrs. E. J. Mundori' returned toher home in this city on Mondayl
after spending the summer with
`relntives.Last week she visited
her brother,Perry Johnson at
Marshalltown, Iowa, whom she/hjl
not visited for twenty years.
:Prof. C. K. Burkholder of Mid~
land College, was a Blair business
valler last Saturday and while
here we acknowledge a pleasant
visit with him.He ut one time
was principal of the Kennard
schools and has a daughter novf
teaching there./
'Mrs Edna Noble went down fo
nmav... mmf nw w.»x¢-and and vls-
father, Mr. G. W. Mosher and her
sister, Mrs. J. E.Price and chil-
dren, all of Omaha.
I take this means of thanking
my patrons for their patronage
the past five years.On account
ol moving to Omaha will discon-
tinue the Black and White Beauty
Shop in Blair,.
39-lt Mrs. Grant Lothrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Reeh, Mr. and
Mrs. Hans Beck and Mr. and Mrs.
George Kuhr,Jr.were among
those who attended the party put
on by the Farmers Grain and
Lumber Company at Kennard last
Fdday evening.A jolly time was
reported with a large attendance
and delicious refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Linden en-
dinner that evening..
Mrs.W. C.Linden and Mrs.
Raymond Krogh were among
those who attended the project
meeting of the Women's Clubs at
the court house on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. lnver Garner and
two sons of Omaha, drove up Sun-
day and spent the day at the
home of Mr. Garner's father, U. G.
Garner,and his brother,Gillred
and family.~
Mrs. Charles Craven of Osmond,
Nob., who is visiting relatives in
Blair and Kennard, called Satur»
day to see Mrs.Sophia Jahnel,
who is seriously ill at the home
of Mrs.Bertha hlclllanigal on
west Colfax street.
nl... we .=. ew---s ...W ..-Omaha last Sunday for n visit at
the home or her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. P. Cook.She returned home
Wednesday,having enjoyed th t
visit greatly.
Mr. and Mrs.Harrylkiaco of
Kennard came over last Saturday
evening to attend the card party
#van by Mr. and Mrs A. C. De-
bel in honor of their wedding
anniversary. `
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin George and
sister, Mrs. Ora Heath of Omaha,
dmve up Sunday and called on the
Clark 0'Hanlon family who were
neighbors when the George family
lived in Blair a number of years
ago \ll.. and Mrs.Paul Siert enter-
Mrs.Walter Wyunt has been tained last Monday evening nt_spending the past week with Blairlganig for Mr.and Mrs,Adolph
and relatives Sunday:Mr.and relatives before going go her ne\'~'|Voss of Long Beach Ca|if,~,r|_
~gf§,§"°'§i, sg;g S°,;eng§{h°m» at Des Moines, Iowa where|The,-e were three taliles of play.-
»~°Mr.Wyant has work.Mr.and ers.A e l t ve 'wasSoll and William of Florence, Mr.Mrs.Wyant formerly resided inlspent.v VY peasan e ning
and Mrs. John Ryan and son of Omaha.Mrs.Wyant left Wed-\M ......|M "n....|rm...A.-mf..
tertained the following friends
Arms
A large assortment
of Apples at
q $|.5o|'per bushel
lonathans
a few left--graded
$?.,;§?°
Farmers
Produce Co.
1 O l
|0
per bushel
Farmers
Pmmm
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Announcement
I have purchased the Hilton Style
Shoppe of Myrtle and Coxfa Strick-
lett and will' continue the Ladies'
#x o .:ted a t th e h o me o f Mr s .A n n a
Cas tc tte r.Mr s. Nob ie ' a da ug hter s
Mi s s J a ne wh o teac hes a t Hun\~
bo ld t,Neb .,a n d Mi s s Eliz ab eth,
wh o i s atte nd i n g th e Sta te Un i -
ver si ty a t Lin c oln,also sp en t th e
week nd there..
Th e f o llo wi n g relati ves enjo y ed
u f a mi i y reu ni on a t th e Di c k
Stri c klett h o me la s t Th u r sd a y :
Mr . a n d . Mr s . W i ll Ha r t. o f D o u g -
la s , W y o mi n g ;Mr . a n d Mr s .W i ll
L i p to n and.L lo y d Stri c kle tt,o f
Oma h a ,Mr .a n d M m A n d r e w
Ne lso n a n d M r .a n d Mr s .Ne a l
W est.
'itnessed the ceremony.
Umana, mrmreu mnueu or umauaandPaulJeffersonof.Sarpy
county.
Mrs. L. C. Klopp and Mrs. Ray-
mond Burr entertained nine tables
oi bridge at the Klopp home la.-it
Thursday aftemoou following a
luncheon at the cafe.Mrs. Wm.
Maher held.high score for the aft-
ernoon and Mrs.Harold Stewart,
low score and were awarded pretty
prizes.Mrs. G. L. Dixon received
the cut prize.
Mr.and Mrs. Will Reeh enfer-thincd a few friends at bridge on
Saturday evening.Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Voss,
who are here from California,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siert, Dr. md
Mrs. R. E. Tilden and Mrs. Fred
Jensen.Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess at the close of a
pleasant evening. '
Miss Charlotte Maher entertain-
ed the Monday evening bridge
Club at the home of her sister,
Mrs.Reed 0'l-Iandon following
dinner at the cafe last Monday
evening. Prizes awarded at bridge
went to Mrs Fred Guyer for hign
score and Miss Beatrice Bell, cut
Mrs.Babe Marks will be hostess
at the next meeting.
\Rev.E.E.Giesler,pastor of
the Church of God, performed a
wedding ceremony last Thursday,
Oct.10 when the contracting
parties were Jas. 0. Hale and Miss
Grace L Jarland both of Teka~
madi The brides sister Ruth and
eomparued the young couple and
The members of the Blair Min~
laters Association and their wives
had a delightful dinner together
Monday evening at the Moran
home Rev and Mrs Moran and
Rev and Mra.Daugherty being
the hosts.The conversation was
by no means confined to "shop
talk ,and the Illes t fellowship
was enjoyd It is expected that
this will be but the first of aim-
ilar occasions during the coming
winter.Those present were Rav.
arid Mrs.Moran,Rev. and Mrs.
Daugherty, Rev. and Mrs. Hai-gett,
Rev.and M m Giesler.Rev.and
l
nesday for Des Moines.
Mrs. Kenneth DeGrofi` was bad~
ly burned'last Saturday on her
right hand and arm.She was
boiling some syrup and in remov-
ing it from the fire spilled it over
her arm and hand,necessitatingtheservicesofaphysicianto
bandage her arm to the shoulder.
It is very painful.
A number of friends of Miss
l
Ethel Mead gave her a" Ettle sur-I
prise on last Monday evening at
the home of Prof. and Mrs. Men-
neth De Groff.There were about
a dozen friends and Miss Ethel's
nephew and niece,Mr.and Mrs.
John McLauchlin of California,
present-The evening was enjoyed
by all.
Mr. and Mrs.Louie Tank and
baby of Fremont called at the
John A. Rhoades home last Sun-
day.Mrs. Tank was formerly
Miss Edna Johnson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson and the
family.used to live in Blair on
west South street a number of
years ago.Both families reside
on, farms north of Fremont and
are doing well.
Blair friends were delighted tosee Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hahn last
Friday when they drove.down
from their home az Wayne, Neb.,
and stopped in Blair long enough
i
I
down from Bird lsland, Minnesota
last Tuesday and are spending
the week with Mrs.Lowe's par-ents,Mr.and Mrs.Fred Sid!-.
They will also visit Mr.Lowe'|
relatives at Herman.
Fred Huff,who is erecting en-
gineer for the Thaw Steam Shovd
Company,and who recently re-
turiled from Europe where his
work took him for tl\ree months, is
now enjoying _two months vacation.
He arrived in Blair Sunday mom-
ing where Mrs.Huff has spent
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Truhlserr,
of south of Blair, entertdned at
if family dinner last Sunday, when
t h e following were present:
Messrs. and Mesdames Pete Truhl-
sen, Orval _I-lumaton, Floyd Row#
haum, Elmer Truhlsen, Wlll Reels
und sons, Bennard and Merril Reeh
and wife, and Mrs. Chris Richter.
A number of folks enjoyed l
weiner roast last evening south of
Blair, which was given for Miss
Beulah Roberts who recently re-
turned from California.Those
present included Miss Roberta, Mr.
and Mrs.H.J.Cooke,Mr.and
Mrs. E. M. Beaty, Mr. and Mn. E.
Tornblad,Mr.and Mrs.A.R.
Beales,Mrs.Lee Hudleson,Mrs.
Kenneth Pound and B. I-'. Lundt.
Last Friday evening,Mr.and
to any "hov/dy" to old friends an\l»Mf,_Joe DeVlnney and familyneighbors.Mr. Hahn is still close-'were very pleasantly surprised
ly associated with the Wayne
partments.They were accompan-
led by their daughter,Madeline
and her two children who redde
at Ft. Morgan, Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Van Deusen
entertained the bridge blob to
which they belong at a 6:80 dinner
at the Clifton hotel last Monday
evening, October 14.Following a
lovely dinner, the Club adjonmed
to the Van Deusen home where
bridge was enjoyed until a late
hour.When the scores were add-
when Mrs DeVinney's brother,
Andrew Nielsen and family drove
in from Wood,S.D.,bringing
Mrs. ,Kate Nielsen with them. She
had been visiting relatives in Dl-
kota for the past few weeks. An-
drew and family expect to sperm!
the week visiting among friends
and relatives,leaving for home
the latter part of the week.
Last 'l`uesday's World Herald
cardcd a picture of a former
Blair boy on the front page in 3
unique costume.Clifford Nemeta,
son of Mrs. Fred Nemetz of thiseditwas found that Mrs.Clarklcity, was attired in a pair M pn-»
0'Hanlon and Dr. D. W. Bell hadljamaa and was taking a friend of
the highest scores and were ac~ his for a ride in a wheelbarrow.
Mr Stewart, also of Tekarnah, ac~Normal as Dean of one of the de-
cordingly given the first prizes The cause of the wager was that
and Mrs. R. C. Hitchman and Clark the Chicago Cubs lost the World
I
Pure Lard, 3lbs 476
K
Hamburger, 2 lbs 35c I
| ¢ |
m
I have purchased the Hilton Style
Shoppe of Myrtle and Cora Strick-
lett and will' continue the Ladies'
high-grade ready-to-wear line of
goods handled" by them and the
late Mrs. T. C. Hilton.
The store motto is "Style W ithout
Extravagance" and I will try tolive
up to that motto with real Quality
Merchandise at reasonable prices
for cash.
lshall-be pleased to serve you at
the old stand and will gladly appre-
ciate your patronage.The name
of the new store has been changed
to
T h e S t y l e S h 9 D D e
Josm r. VAN DEUSEN, imp.
Pork Chops, lean, lb.324:
Badgerow's Milk and Cream Fresh Daily
Free Delivery to all parts of the city
Phdnes .32 and 33
W. J. S~
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ilk; fader, Rev. and Mrs, Newell O'Hanlon held lowest and were Series ani! cnfrord was strong for
and Prof. J. P. Nielsen.cousoled.the Cubs.
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THE ENTERPRISE Eok Jbs womc
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6 Bottles (H gallons)$5.00
BLAIR DRUG CO.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
|== B. -Fwy" 2!F"2_'!'!"°..E'$!;__T.'§f!I-_!';.::.=:L"f.*.'ie'J=°:.!3*,§,=':.*nt.':e£_"9.__'££& ~Ee Hiltiker of]Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mntthiesen C R Q W E L L H o g g
elto Randolph were Suldy evening visitors Ha.
re atives.M .fre o e.~1's...11 and Amornl Mr.and Mrs.Ted Olson and . . - E E ~22 °f~'i'H"
inlno mme plans mr a nlunwuen'carnival Sm!d n n n e o o r ~
_evening ct. 31.er p u slR E . 5 P O N nmlaing money during the winter
months as well u providing a ao-
H E R M A N N E W S cial time are being made for hold-ing public bendit bridge partie;
L I n u m a n n :UI n l l l r ,:p en n n u r a la r m, vn a g u n u r o v' ln e s d a y a t th e pa r en tal,Ne g r n lTh u r s d a y vi s i ti n g I
| W n r r i c k ho me .He le n W n r n c k - a n d Mr s .Hiebentha 1~ spent the weekend with her grand
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parents.Mr. and Mrs.Walter Brubaker
of Wymore, came Monday for sev-
|eral dnyn vi d!among relatives.
'Monday far supper and the nighv.,'
thev new uiih the familv of Mn.i
returned Sntnrdny evening |md'Arlene vidtled at the parental.
li m.Hilfiker went for | week's Fred Olson home Saturday eve-
vlsit at Bloomlield.ining.Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Long and Alfred Hansen and family spent
son, und Mr.Harris of Huhbard,,Wednesda evening xt the home
Neb., Earl and Grace Osburn, Mr.of Mrs. Vfllumsen of Kennard.
and Mrs An Muni"Rm-"la ...nl \|»mul M»¢lflmul ('lnr\¢» and
\.w» .= wer num e mu muy ¢ un»day afternoon to visit their motherandgrandmother,Mrs.Mary
Pizey.
Mrs. Emily Morrison left Tues-day momlng for n few days vimwirhjriends and relatives in PlumMiss Mary Wray spent the week
end nt her home at lQlkf1or:|,leh.
later on.Miss Aur n r l :Sl
mvi ld n L o w: h a s ta k e n u p
1 V n n Sa n t c omme rc ialun g t o ~~~~" V a n T '" " " l |" ` I "l a s » ¢ . v l \ . l a n d u »Jc o l l e g e m n O m a h a t o c o m p l e t e t . h e t B r u b a k e r ' s a u n t ,M r s .L G r i m m , i G e r a l d l n e v i s i t e d S u n d a y a f t e r - I l i o` I ¢ » £ » r g 2 = `i m " . . i f " < 5 ' ¢§ § §` t ~ ` f . { ,~
~C l a u d e R e i d a n d M r s .D _w o r k f o r a s t e n o g r a p h c p o s i t i o n .a n d ' I ` u § _ s d a y d i n n e r !g u e s t s o f t h e n o o n a t A l b e n I ~ I u e ' s .s p e n t S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n a t L o u i e
§ ;H a y e s a t t e n d e d t h e R e l i e f ' l ° h e W r n .J e n s e n f a n n y a r e m o v H a r r y u c k e r f a n n y .|M r .a n d M r s .W a l t e r D a v i s M r .M e n c k e n
v e n t i a t F r e m o n t l a . t I m g t h i s n e c k t o B l a i r w h e r e t h e y M r .a n d M r s C H W a l r a t h a m i a n d M r s L o u i e M a t h i e s o n o f n e a r M r a n d ' H r s F r a n c i e l - I r r i n....... i _e gC o r n !c o n o n `' i l l m a k e t h e i r f u t u r e h o m e .T h e y t h r e e c h i l d r e n ,a n d M r s .G e o r g e B l a i r v i s i t e d T u e s d a 'e v e n . I _ d V i I f M o d a l I o w a w e r e
T h u r s d a y .T h e y a r e m e m b e r s o f l r v i l l l i v e i n t h e h o m e p u r c h a s e d l b l a r s h a l l o f B l a i r w e r e s t s o n ' J a m e 5 m g a a a r g i .0 e r
b u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s a t t h e T e d
Oli ng e r ho me .
Che ss S u tto n a n d f a mi ly spe nt
Su nd ay af te rn oo n a t th e P a u l
li e mp c k e home.
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ch ri s J en se n a n d
mo ur n.Mr s .M a y H o m e r le f t Mo n da y
f o r Li nc oln to vi si t h e r son,Ed~
a r d .a n d oth e r re la ti ve s an d
fr i e n d s a f e w d a y s .
|M r .CL C.Cr o we ll, J r .c a me u p
f r o m Om a h a o n W ednesday an d' s p e n t th e m o m i n g a t th e Ho me
tr a n sa c tin g so me business.
I Mr . E d S . Mi lle r d r o v e u p f r o m
. O m a h a Su nd ay to vi s i t his au n t,
Mr s .Sa r a h Li c hty .
D r .Sni c k sp en t Sa tu r d a y an d
.rd :,2110 s Pullen 's.Mr s .Ma th i e s o n lth e Bla u ' o e i . H Ba k er wer e - re c en tly b y hi s fa th er , .len s Blac k S u n d a y , o f Ra lp h a n d Gr a c e I ta y q i s a n n u m o f Mr s .Pulle n.
~ and Mg'en metro po li s ' J e ns en Mr s . C . H. B la n c h a r d o f He n n a n l Mr s l A lvi n Pete rson an d d au g h -
" 5 i " ° " 'a t e c oo Y Mi s s Jessie Do na ho o spe nt th e he lp ed Mr s .Cly d e Me tz le r Mo n - g te r ,Glen nic e spe nt Mo n d a y a f t-
S a t u r d a y d M J h n Sidner o f we e k - e n d a t h e r h o me at E lk h o r n ,d a y to c ook f o r th msh e rs .Ie r no o n 8 1 Lo u i s Peterson's.
M r .#gg rs.o m 'Thursday Ne b .I Mr . a n d Mr s . J .D .Ga rr is on o f l A lb e r t Hu e sa we d lu mb e r f o r
Te h a ma f p g " C r u e r o n h o me 1 Mr .an d ll-Irs.Be r t Cooper *of {B lgi y ,spent.Su n da y af ter : a oo n : Emi l Krohn.'I`uesriay .
* t ° D r é ~;;;=€d K n o tt ; md " I ` e k a ma h .we re Su nd ay d mn e r wi t h Mr .a n d rs.F r e d Ra y .I n Mi s s My r t le Pete rsen spe nt|__a t th e h o me o f Mr . a n d Mr s . D e t 5 d t B d E1 00.1, g m acagampanied b i Mi s s Ru b y gu es ts o f Mr .a n d Mr s .H .C.g e f d e x e mn g E;r.and J Mrs.J 0 8¢ S un da y m t h M r .a n d Mr s .k a r l le f "W ulf Su nd ay af te rn oo n.§g.= >'. h'§lff tf an a n d vu
'|te d C "L u ings, diowe " P f r o m Oma h li i ooper r a n u r a n d a n o n un e a c r e W a gg on er ...Ne ls Ne ls o n a n d f a mi ly s p e n t' .\\a r e e lf lr f b é r l ron.
c h i ld r en a tte nd e d a bi r th d a y p ar ty
Mr s .Ve n a \\ est a n d He n r lh s u p p e r g u e s ts th e r e .Mxss A n n a Qu ls t o f Bla lr ,a n d S da y e ven i ng at L ou i e Men c ke s .Lil Ho me 15'th e *lulldib'servic es
Ba ke r vi e ! !ma r r i e d "l`l1ursday,|Mr s .W m .Ru t le d g e we n t t o a n Mi s s Mi ld r e d Mu n s o n s p e n t Th u r s " n e "we re fi fty - on e p r e s e n t ,lthetf- ~ '°*'"'"°*""§§Hf r e tu r n -
Oc t.10 a t a w ri d in g he ld a t th e Om a h a ho sp ital Tu es da y to h a ve da y af te rn o o n a t th e A lvi n Peter-Sun day sc hoo l.Two b i r th d a y c o l-0 ° M ; d o n e v o n ue s : s y . f u , .
W est home.ou n d f o r ty - f i \ e he r to ns i ls r emo ve d .Mi ss E rn es ~se n h o me .lec tions.Mr s .C la r k e wa s a b le to y f S ¢ f .e. ee' ;;F kg sme o no
. mn mtn wi tne s th e cerernomfr tine Mc C o v sta y ed Tu es da y n i g h t,Mr s .A lb e r t Hu e a n d Ger aldi ne 1...i......i........:..ur..ilfn ..|...:I n e o ..en o r a "
Tue sd ay after no on f o r a Bh0l'l»:
v i m .:
Ar t Twi fo r d o f Oa k la n d , va s r e -
rmnring ac quaintanc es ln He r ma n
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Wednesday.-° " 1 ' "_ ._Forrest Brewster with hi fam-whxch WQS perfo ed by Rev. Hwlwith M '13 '1 V h `L th -- ----~---»ily,has moved into ghe ;{aro1d b<'F`t Rachmond of the Fi plis l R..1.d._3§°h..ZZ'f""aug n a e fé `}F.'§`.'i.'i " l e n and Donald
Brewster home for the winter. Mr. church.A reception followed. Mr.|Mrs.Joe Bandar and Marian Mr and § ! ; " g f "M°fda>'-
k i l l m a k e t h e i r | J | , _ n e o f H e r m a n c a l l e d M o n d a y f a m i l f o p e n (Q n d a a l ; - = ; § ;. g a g
s..aa n d M r s .H a r o l d B r e w s t e r h a v e a n d M r s .B P e r w s
1 1 .: _ _. . . . : a l . .L - . .. -l \ A |!_ » . - __ _ _ _. . a.C L . .f ' \ n . | .u g f d l a l n h 'I D \ l n »l . . . . . . ,
U u n n n u n r g a l l l l a u i u vcn u 5 C 5 W 0 e m o y t h e b e a u m u l c o u n t r y s i d eh a v e w i t h a s E l e a n o r D i x o n ,v f h o i n i t s f a l l c o l o r s N i r s L } .
i s a t t e n d i n g t h e S t a t e U l '~z » ...M r .a n d M r s .E a r l s n f 1 § f ! " ' " ' °." ' " " ' Y o f l e r e d h e r c a r a n a
O m § ' ' " e ~F r i d a y a t t h e ~ 1 a ; . . ° = ; : . ; §: 2 ° . . . * § § : " : . . . : " : : . ; : ' " " *
a :». trifh his: nnrnnts Mr. and r lloITl€ EBIT, uvlng wnu nc :lllu un c hi gn er n go n ui .un :ua;",;_"`_ | f " | i ~ " " ' "_ihirn. llnrg Piles.clifgud Ra _ homes.|Alben Hue and mother l i nThe Lulwl o!the llethmlul The fold from here lo me nneh Miner aiu. and Gennmde War. Anna Hue, Mr. and lin. Kelly vul-
f hei h lneenjlven | cont ol ll'lV¢| rick lpenl. Saturday in Omllll-'Vllln called 0. th Alfred Sk.".i."».I\" é".Tffl,"§-..i"'"I..»»f'5» 1 la: "Tl put week.j Mn. Ezn Clrler vldled ||0¥l'|honle 'n1e|d|; .n.§M.».ov
Wnlaednv eveninz. on. ao.;gmu 1-pllgn mnyed l_1{¢.I»°\5-=;.ggy gqemwn with lf"-N=\\m|__An E-'5'"°=!'°°t~=u'=<l hmjly,
Mr.and llrl. Henry
-were nmong thnn preseblrtlulny 'puny Tuedlyat Andrew Svenlnlgunlk.Mrs.E.C.Primm
ucv . uau u uau gu en y n an Cn ar gem_J e;fe2 o f g u t Su nd ay af ternoon c napc i
ls e rvlc e s a n d br o u g h t u s a splen-we m n g f d i d me s s a g e .W e greatly en_| oy ed
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We hawfe at present:---
Illinois Nut Black Diamond
Champion Semi-Anthracite
and W estern Wonder Coal
.for sale.
Aye Bros.
Fill ln the above a n; /b ring to AYE BROS.
SEED HOUSE and get a teaspoon or n nlcc
what sto ne FREE.
H o w m u c h d o y o u u s e d u r i n g t h e
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Ru th hi s di n s i n s a s we ll as hi s speak-
'.'i n g a n d ar e g la d to h a ve h u n o n5"fP.""'°§c .ur re gu ia r na t o f spea kers f o r
LS" f: ?E r, c lla pe \servic es.
bu ' t h i Dura.S.i i -Rid dle sb arg er le f t
YB b _f o r Chi c a go '1uesday eve ni n g u .IE H 3 nnnnd n 1h{il1 vn rn tin n wl t n har
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J\-f§|;'Ba|:\ti|t Eime con1.°5ntion§!1_glq gogdl |\e__:E__rom umr l}ltlwu-ner | m r . a n d Mr s .Lo u i s Fete r so n , Mr Dick- and
party in
roast for
evening.members
Don attended a
the form of aHoward Jensen
This was given
of the Triang
a t Lin c o ln le st wee k. T. J . Ree se ,W€dll@8d£l§.ln e y ar e 0¢C\lpy1uganf b r me r He r ma n pastor,v:a..;ro oms n t_th e Mrs . Har t h o me .M r .
ele c te d o n e o f we b o ar d me mb e m ' Fo lle n is emp lo y e d a s tru c k d r ive r
Ra y mo n d Kn s tle c ame i n f r o m' f o r T y s o n a n d L o n g c o mp a n y .
Co lumb us ,No b.f o r u week-end
vi s i t w i t h hi s fa mi ly .Mr s . C . H. B lan c h ar d e n ter tai n -
e d a t a n a l l d a y q u i lt i n g p a n y a t
he r h o me la s t F i' i dn y .Mrs. Q._ 0.
Th e M. E. c hu r c h a re o bs e r vi n g
Ra lly mo n th a t th e i r s e r vi c es th i s
mo n th .Th e y a r e en jo y in g a g o o d
atten danc e a n d Re v.No r li n i s d e -
zne pu pi ls ,veac slem u u u uau-:n u mr s . .B . \\ :H re te rs o n an n men -lp i r e f r o m th e C o mi n g C i t y s c h o o lln i c e sp en t Sun day af ter n oo n n t
we r e d o wn Mo n d a y a f te m o o n an d gh p_ _]_-7b e a t t h e h a l l t e a m o f t h e B o n o ' g , , ; _A n d e r s o n h o m e i n L e h i
:'cll;;>0l p l a y i n g i n S i m o n s e x f s P 5 3 ' Q R a D § 1 1 ; 1 i a E 0 s l i \ u r n a n d d a u g h t e r s ,
0 a C e I \»9 ~l ~W a l t e r P e c k o f T e k n m a h ," H - ' L o i s c a l l e d t y A n L i l ; . 5 1 - . " 2 f l
i t e d f r o m M o n d a y u n t i l W e d n e o -T u e s d a y e v e n i n g .
h v e r m g s o m e e x c e p t i o n a l l y g o o d | $ I ? y o £l s E H % € £ _T _ t 1 ' §1 1 £ l : e o f ;_y , ; i f , u § < } ~ g l ¢ § f } e _ _ f = ] § g = } _ } § § §
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Bee f c lub llld Mr.B|»'I.¢l,I""'"'d f I .Afte le 'insand. they presented Mr.Je:\|en'';";;' .h¢"\'$Ii|"-a.a¢ I.:W ;;ek_,
v.-uh I. nice Im-with uiendl and relatives in dn-'Mrs. Dom Sumner and L°°"'°f.Ier|:nt pans of lo wl.~
Kennenl,*BIB Sunday BYEI1 "ll M l W J Tlnullulu wru lrimllv!
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ISheen.Mrs.Geo.sneeis,mrs.Herrin Whitnaek, Mrs. Wm. Bran~dert, Mrs. J. M. West, Mrs. RossPnrrieh, Mrs. John Thielfoidt and
Mrs. ii. L. Swan.Mx. and Mrs.Louie Hovendick
welcomed a little son Thursday.1
R. J. Schenqk, who is umlerLthe
sermons.IHaroldHancock.a student at
the State University, spent the
v.eek~end here with his parents,Mr .and Mrs. Waldo Hancock.
The White Cross, a depanrnent
of the Baptist Mission Circle. held
nl .- 1 BIBICF ,u n s . .n e l . l u n u l s u m - -M r .a n d M r s .F r e d R a y w e r e
S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g v i s i t o r s a t C l y d e
Metzler's.Mr. and Mrs. Gene Freeman of
Herman,were supper guests attheCassFrye home Friday.t h e i n i t i a l m e e t i n g e f t h e w i n t e r !L l s r g a r e t R o d g e r s o f B l a i r , w a s
.. 1 \ . - . . _. :u.....u r . . .A . | . - n n .c»...s.......I.".¢»|\ |\\ n\\m i a m i n f t h i s
C a u s i n g q u w e a l o t UI.e x c i t e m e n t
i n t h i s n e i g h b o r h o o d b y s n e a k i n g
'around some school houses and
leaving threatening nqltea.Men
have been out watching for him
lbutdid not ge t hi m y et.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hue, Percyand Geraldine, accompanied by the
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Neil spent Sunday evening at the out to the Greenhouse last Tues-
John Compton home.|d"Y to see his floral display.A
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ilanwn and olgd Hu h of onr NS were
Geraldiie visited at the ca r1 ;;l;"m';';h ev en3o;'e it very.;
Graven uit home Tuesday evening ..:Mr.and Mrs.Orlie Miller mdl..i`?'f;..'i'£€'.'32"..'§.§'*i'i?.'§..l'"i'..?'*.Y;E
dDC'Lol"B CITE ill HIE lmmauuea nun-.g|;m e nume ul.JMB " I l l J\\.I.lll:n'a auturuuy nu|.:|n=||5~"°\'°'' " 'unluca as uuul.,zulu.pi ml i n Oma ha , i s r e p o rte d n o t a s la st Mo n d a y e ve n i n g a n d me t th i s h o me o f he r su-star,Mr s .B y r o n - d e n ,dr ove to Oma h
we ll.Hi s ma n y frie nds here ar e we e k wi th Mr s. Ros s P ar ri sh ., B e a r d .an d s p e nt th e da y .sorry to learn of the ¢§l}§1'r\g2 as_he|Mr .an d Mr s H o w a f l Qrandorrf Qif- grlfi Mr s .Lo h a d o a n d Mi s s M r .a n d M r s .L o n
1 l \ _ _ . . . l . . . .n l n s n l 4 r u a ¢\..
" J u n l J l U | I 'M r s .L e s t e r M l l l e r o f L e i g h
| 8 S a t u r d a y w e r e S a t u r d a y n i g h t a n d é _IfS::£h&1 last "§l`ul駧" £§I2i"Z§L=`I`<i"=i'\1§i"""|"J In u \ . |nav*-nl en..Ann u it h lun| l l 8 | u G A F u l k U I .M i g ;u n }" a n a ll i s P e t e r s o n § ; " e 5 t §o f M r .a n d M r s .m e | ' I ` h e y w e r e d i n n e r g u e s t s s .
a ~E »I ~t h e H e r m a n M r .a n d
_ _ _g f f e g u e s t s
e H e m 'e n t e r F x r s t ,e v e n i n g .Y
3 9 - l t M ,n n r l
Mr s .He n r y J ensen .Dr. J . G. Shlc jc left Tuesdaya t a di nn er p a r ty a d m i n f o r pa r ts o f lows.whe:
gVo s s h o me Su nd ay tran sac ted Cr o we ll Ho m e bln
\IHa "[m|n m. , .n n r l i n e re tu r ne d Th ur s da y mo r n i
k | \ . | »t the|
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¢rec overy .' l rr f .flu.lnplnm9n§we a th e r
dr ov e u p lro m U ma !
we r e gu es ts a t t h e
Mr s .Chr istene }
g o n e to Be n ni n gto
wi! \ sp en d s ever al v
sister,Mr s .Geo.H1
IB bllllllily ann
Gpdsey home.hxgelmnn ba sl
n where she
re e ks wi th_he r|
E d i th J on ns on 01 Um u u u In n c uSa tu r da y n i g h t a n d S u n d y J i h 3§°cgE£E"§§,'§éf=@"= at
th e W .J .Bb lte !amily ._ _Othe1 :|af' "' 'LF | -|"""""M`""'0°°*P°°°\i und -?»T°§.'?.Z».| 'NLT
I IMI k.lr. .JL ln. vileberg Woodgnrd
S mhydiriner gjnm were mr. mul T the- Fllhion C\u°n..cn.r1¢.\_H395un¢5_mq '9-.'2__f;l||trin|:l all the time.s i n e s s
r u ; -t.f o r
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1ber and fam-I);Soto and Miss Hazel uonse.' " ' " " " "' " 'j ' - 'lin the afternoon the George Enl The Millinery Store of Blau is
the week-end yeart and Alfred Feer family v-r§;the Fashion Center.39.11
relatives,re-also visitors there.The men a The Hosiery Store of Blair isL here Monday §...f',§'i'f.i.i""..'Z°°nf'.3'f. put UP a hoggthe Fashion Center.39-11.
A£i;H<=`é}3`én¢`§{.Eda;»";vJ,{§fIg,.Ji£H|Mrs.Anna Campbell lei
Mrs.0isen's mother,Mrs.Carl Lincoln on Sunday where 511|
,spend a few days visxtmgJensen.Mrs.Walter McCracken calledll-"¢5 and friends..M d Kira.Lawrence Lon Mrs. Van Alien last Friday aft-_._~ ~ ..;:|.i......-.......Q Ono.
E fly '..;;;H I I YE U |11 I1¢:|.|uuu **"*"*J 1°n u vvllulg pcfs n k a tc h ewa n , C a n ad a wh e r e ~Om a h a vi gi tin g
h a v e sp en t the su mme r .T h w i t u r n i n g to h i s w o r k
p l a n to mo ve to Oma h a fo r th € I r n o mln g .
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mlorurdasuouc u Au.ull»u v- -mn m m a t e s a t]M r : n f l Mr s .A .A .And er so n.Extra Special:Regular $2
Lo top hose offered in al\
und'colurs at 2 puir,$1 a
l w n n n a n n c n u u z t r l l b u r n s .s a ulsuxsizes
t the
Priday
30-1:
t r n r u l l n .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hansen and
Mardelle of Herman s ent.Sun-day afternoon at Alfremr IIansen's
Later in the afternoon Mr.and
Mrs.Francis Christensen andDorisamiMrsNelmnofBlair
and Sunday at the Home as the:
guests of the formar's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. W. H.lfndenv00d.'
On Wednesday evening',Dr.Il.|
R.Brown's Gospel Singers came'up from Omaha and put on a|
5~.mired h me aiu!spent the eve:plendid musical entertainment fo|\
ininrr sat 'tho Hnsnn hnme.f Ins.A good ll\lflIbEr of U10 U""",
l l l l l f l § N u " L .»n u n . .. . . . - - - - " " '1 r x l \ » | ¢ u \ . »v a _ " _' __ _Mm e l o o k a f l : e r r e n t i n g ;a p l a c e :T h e y s c h o o l ,w i t h t h e i r t e a c h e r ,i s s
1 e m a 1 n e 1 ; l i n t h e o n y o v e r S u n d a y ! L e o n e R a v e r g a t h e r e d a t t h e h o m e
3 f ' ° ' " " 'o f h i r .a n d m r s .N .R .B " " " » o f M i s s V i o l e t J e n s e n o n F r i d a y ,
d i e .' a f t e r s c h o o l a n d s u r p r i s e d h e r ,g i v
D r .a n d M r s .L .W .C m m b a u g h
I n d d a u g h t e r s ,R a m o n a a n d W a n ~
d a s p e n t S a t u r d a y 'a n d S u n d a y
w i t h f r i e n d s a t S i o u x C i t y ,I o w a .
H n .D .B u c h a n d n e p h e w ,O t t o
L i n e n ' w e n t t o O m a h a T n e s o n y ,
i n g h e r n f a r e w e l l p a r t y a s s h e i s
to mo ve th is we ek wi th he r par-
ents to Blair.Followiné a jollyti me pla y i n g ga me s delic ious re-1
Ifreshr nents we re served.
so;i"l:)e;ia:EE A . ' Ro Sears an d
Ha r o ld He n n i c o f Te k a ma h , s p e n t:
Sun day af te rn oo n wi t h Mr .anal
Mr s . F . H.Mu lle r .Mr . A n d e r s o n
s ta y e d to h e l p wi th t h e w o r k th i s
wee k.g
Mi s s E d n a Ma e Tu c ke r wa s e |
Thursd: a' :1.gl\t guest. of her aunL,_a n d u n ¢ . e , h i r ( a n d Mr s . L Gr i mm,
Mr . a n d Mn . J . C . .' A r :k e rma n o f l Mr .a n d M r s C 51.Bla nc ha rd
1
I
I
Fashion Qenter Thursday,I-
und Saturday,
BEN CH N u'rEs
u m . . _ . _ -
Mr .an d Mr s .Chn rles
'I""ii'r£'6ii`n§|§Eé"5l'séH'3ilifi'lfuin=~dlpeople wer e un to en .I0¥ th ai pm
H\|.!|*,H ;fnnlnhlru n f l"|\l H¢!l|!|l Chill'nhinn mai. \l|.
Ln -ul.;....,....~.¢ V........_.....,An°1|g I a m Yi 11. n u n .
t'. . a. . . ." . A ;. . . .. . . .U i -..4 H . . .Dand visited over night with mr.Omaha, were Sunday guests at the of HerBuc:h'| sister,Miss Iarena Buch.Clarence eyer home.inoon \|\
Mr.Buch drove dawn Wednesday The L ns Club will ha\'e s q Chex
for them.their guests Friday evening,|.he.dale dz
The guild met for work at the member; of the Tekamah club.J.noon v.
mhurch l m Thursday Yilh Mra..| H, Johnson, who has charge of the;Hare
~~~~A 4 \ » & \ . » l \ |\g ;" ; ` \u u u a l o a | . u | . . n ~\ | u U " L " g l "U U I H U l ' | u n
. s h J n . .. 1 w e n i s r n n f n m i l v .P a u l s e n d r o x e t o O m a h a S u n d a y d n v a f t e r n o o n w i t h f o u r t e e n w a s
~ ~ `E}¢§I{{"Li§@"(§ié§.-and visited Mrs. Husk's aunt, Mrs.
.-Lrict, .spent Sunday after-Wallace.
ith Paul and Ray lfaekner.!Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen at-ld Simonsen, who works for Minded a PH"Y ua the parish house
schjodr west of Blair, spent on W8d:\ESd8y evfnlqs-
at the p1ue1§..a1,J.W J h 'and Mrs.I»Jr\@ Guyer and
-n home. .children and Mr.and Mrs.OscarmdLira \C|mm, Anderson Guyer 't°fe.S2f"!4>' aiftegriofm cull-
ent.After the business meeting
the afternoon was epent in piecing
quilt.blopks.At the close.nice
refreshments were served hy the
hostess.The visitors were _B-Irs.Ellis md Mrs.Howard Hain nd
baby.The Club has acceptq gninvitation to hold their next wet
| : 4 . \ u . 1 u | u n | u : _ y s u n :u n .L u c r u n n -
ion Cen ter th i s Th u r sd a y ,Fr i da y
and Saturday.Silk dresses i n |
sizes 13 tn 53 priced very specialf
at $6.75 and '$1o; smart new I'eh
Ha t s pr i c e d a t $2.88 i n ai l C0=0Irj
a n d head sizes.3 9 - lt
»n » » u l n ¢ | »
:|
|iLeoFausett hostess.Thqy meet program for the erthisweekwithMrs.Chrls Han-xl sneaker.vening, secured ' AlbertrI Sunda's u n _|' E'i\I\§=I"ii¢\'¢\l.who lives 0.fe w. s imo n£ .
I-1 (1 Rm-din last week nun-chased mill: unf nf .l1n rn_ hun e umuieted 1lr_1
.za ha nd so me seven -tube elec tric
S t e w a w w n m e r radio,whi c h he
pre sen ted to his mo th e r ,Mr s .E .
W .Durdic .M r .an d Mr s .A n d r e w Han se n,
wh o ha ve been here f o r seve ral
we e k s vi si tin g relatives an d olil
fr ie nd s an d neighbors,pla n to
h a ve th i s w e e k f o r th e i r h o me a t.Colorado S p d n g s ,Colo.Mr .an d
Hr s . H. H. C hr i s te n s en o f C o un c i l
Lslulfs dr o ve u p Th ur s da y f o r n
vi s i t wi th th e m before th ey le ft.
Th e y we re a ll g ue s ts a t th e Chr is
' I m h l s e n h o m e .
-. M r n ||_. . . . . . . \I l i
u ; .u - . , ,_ . _|l 0 :I |t h e b u i l d i n g o f a l a r g e b a m : u n i
shed.~
Mr . a n d Mr s. J . C. J oh n so n a n d
c hildren of Cr a ig ,spent Sunday
wi t h hi s fathe r,0 .A. J oh nso n.
A b ab y s o n was bo r n to Mr. an d
Mr s .He n r y W ubb enho rst a t a nOma h a hos pital Sunday ni g ht.
Mr s .W u b be n ho r st wh o un de rwen t
:L Caesarinn ope ration is rep orted
to be i mn r o vi n g as we ll ns c an
be exp ec ted.
Llo y d Gi lln n d dr ove i n f r o m
Bu r we ll, No b .Mo n d ay e ven i n g f o r
n vi s i t wi th his b ro th er s, Ro y nn il
:inn c hilaren ot'~l'1ekninah,we re
bu n da y gu es ts a t th e h o me o f
Mr s .A:nlerson's par ents,Mr .an d
Mr s .Ge or ge Mo r g a n .Mr .and airs .\vot.son 'Ty son o f
Bla i r ,we r e o u t Mo n d a y lo r di n-
ne r wi th the ir son,Ha r r y a n d
wi f e i n h o n o r o f Ha r ry ' s b i rth d a y .
M r .a n d Mr s .Op a l Reeves a n a
era a t the 15. U. Li ppinc ott n ome.Ge or ge Folie ns visi ted n t the
pa re ntal,H .Chri sto ffer son h o mo
Sun day afte rno on.
W eek -end gu es ts o f Mr .ann
Mr s .Cla r k Li p pi n c o tt we re Mr .
.laid Mr s .E l m e r Mu n so n ,Ha n s
:1derson and Mi s s F lo r a o f Omn -
a.Eunic e a n d Mr .a n d Mr s .C.l5.|Ha r r y S mi th a n d F lo y d dro ve
B u n n we r e Sun day di nn er g u e s ts | l0 So u th 0f\lUl12'»'lh ur s da y af ter -
or M r .and M r s .A .la.Healers i;1jr=00n wh er e they purcha.-=esl n c.;|r~
vlg gf d Mr D M t |d lond o f c attle.
r.a n rs.o n e z e r nn Me r to n J n oV.F d u :e s en of Li n c oln , s pe n .irgnlru.» p i \ t.'}_..'..-ffTif°.'2'f§| rhe week-end wi th his fo lk s.Mr .
i n g n t th e h o me ol'Mr s .J on as
Ii lomh er g ,o n .24,
W h ile he lpi n g F r e d
e.shed la s t Th u rs d ay ,
h a d th e mi s f o r tu n e to
brok en, but he is able to he aro und
on c rutc hes.lli r.an d Mr s ..L ou ie To n k o f
F r e mo n t,spe nt Su nd ay af te rn oo n
nl Clark Lilipinc ott'5=.Mr .an d Mr s .Fr e d Pec k a n d
f a mi ly spent Sun day a t L i n to n
Pu lf e r s o f Te k n ma h .
Tr y th e Fas hi on Cen ter Fi r st.
Pec k bu ild
Ro y Pe ak
g e t his leg:s t v 'dlue sI Hom
that assure DEPENDABLE
TRANSPORTATION/
|IM m .u n r n s |. r u l u sc n a u u Annan ._w l t h M r ,Shall m r s n o e D u l l u u l suM a g g i e L o w e d r o v e t o b n w h a o n M a r z o n .H e r m a n .a n d M r s .H e n r y J e n s e n
3 . n . u r vl u y w h e r e t h e l a t t e r w e n t ' L o g M r - 3 ,Jc - n s e n o f B l a i r ,i s itil? /'if\i'T _ ____._ ___
c o n s u 1 1 .h P 1 \ ) 'B i ¢ i 5 " \ ' e d h ! ` a m i l 5 |F a : 1 h i o n C c n t e r B e a u t y P a r l o r ,v . i t h L { I ; r s .H e t l i fb 'i g f u f g 3 0 5 1 ;
R a y n.|nu.~s m o v as 1 r i c a l u e s n o e n u .e e rf m m t h e G r u n i e r p l a c e t h e l q s t o f p h o m 4 r » - - R e a l i s t i c P e r m a n e n t s $ 0 l : c r w o r k A l o n e .5
_) h£ >w c e l £PE W **!=..f=%"'I'.==°=fPF1":=E.E a n d ; j : . 5 0 .3 9 - 1 :M r s .1{ . u .{ r y '1 'y u f m ,f~ 'f € : J 2 !§ i t ¥ "
;lnst and all the time.39»
o f h e n ; - .u e w m g n u s x c o r n " " |T r y t h e F a s h i o n C e n t e r F i r s t . ,F i t c h :Luci D o n n a . L e e s p a m 5==""j
F r e d ~..;I n n !n n r |¢ln I| 1 a |;fY\¢¥~~~~~~IMro. Wm. Jensen had a pleasam.~~»»~ allu un ...... ..........,.. -.surpnse lst Friday }~h¢°f= a num-,:ooo Happy Home Wash Dr€§\SP1
ber of Inches walked ln on her u fjlmt received and placed oo sale amannounced t.o_ spend the afternoonat her home before sho moved to $1 each In sizes 14 to 46 at the
Blair.The following ladies m8d¢|I`aahion Center.Sixteen entirely
Mn. Hom; Andersen, him Taylo;l°'nu1c.h, Mm. Joseph Bandur, Mrs. |1f15f°Si\'=&V@8 Get. your share--shop
E l r l F r e x m c h ,M r s .J o h n A n d e r s e n e a r l y T h u r s d a y - l " r i d a y - S a t u r m l a y .1
n f { 2 | n n l » = v N o b .M r s .H B l " 0 l d J Q I I -
1
(..iathe1inf and Glace Struve oxBiair.Mr.Fitch and sono joined
them :Li supper guests of Tysons.Mr. and Mrs. C.E.Krause of
Biair,spent Sunday af ternoonwith Mr. and Mm. Kenneth Tysolm.
A. E. Dixon had Henry Uru.nto;\"P the party: Lina. Nels JeSperBe"[El\€\h and rlifferent styles.All haw?
shell about 4000 bushels of cornSaturdaywhich .Tyson and Longt t l u c k e r l L o t h e U p d i k e r a n c h a t
l l n n i n n
~ Ill rs. Jens:
Blank Jensen of Blair and Mrs
IGhrxs Vindernlev.
Tyson and Long Inst Wednes-
day moved n small building Irom
me Bert Shuey home to the Mrs.Reiley home in thenorth part of
'lowtl which will be used for a wash
house.E. P. Hansen drove to Decatur
Sunday afternoon for a nliort visit
with relatives.Mrs.E. W. Yowell came in onWednesday and took the noon bus
for Lincoln where she attended
the Baptist state convention.Decaf Dnvis moved his family
h e n from Emerson,Neb.last
reel into the new home near the
mom; 'rms I
B U ' l " l ' U M R O A D ~
4 --
Mfs.Lnrn Paulsen was h08l@S.~\|Thursday afternoon to the Kin-
dfefi Merrymnkers club. After em-
broidermg quilt blocks and the
business meeting,Mrs.Paulsen,
assisted by her daughters,Anna
and Mrs.James Paulsen,servedhincho f chicken sandwiches,
pickles,fruit jello,wafers and
coffee.Mrs.Clyde Metzler will
entertain we Club Oct. 24th.Miss Eleanor Dixon came F r i
doy evening from Lincoln for avisit at the pamnt$l,\A. I-I. Dixonh o m e r n l l i r n i n l r S l m d n v n f f n r n n n n
I l t | . l u u | \ »M r .a n d M r s .C .B .B u n n a n d
M r s .B y r o n B u n n s p e n t ' i ` h u n s d a y
:v e n i n g w i t h M r .a n d M r s .O p a l
e e v e s .M r .a n d M r s .C l y d e M e t z l e r
w e r e S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s o f t h e
a r b t B u r w o o d f a m i l y ,n e a r T e
u m a »
Mr . i md Mr s . A . W . C la r k e a n d
c hildren we r e vi s i ti n g Mr .ant'
Mrs.Tom Wakefield,Sr.near
Herman Sunday afternoon.Misses Marie Kzhnk and AlmaWrich were Sunday afternoon call-ers on the young folks of the
Neum orriek family.
' Carl ristiansen of Blair, stay
ed with Macy Warrick Wednesdn
n i l r h l n m !T l m r n d a v .
T h e C h e vr o l e t R e d " 0 . K .
T h at Coun t s" T ag Pr otect s L O G KYou r U s ed ' C ar l5 ur c hase.
Every reconditioned car we offer for sale la
ikientliied by means of the Chevrolet red
at these Outsmnding Used
Car Values a
"0.K. ¢harCou:m" rag.This mg is the ll |929 Chevrolet (`oach-Fullv muinpurchasefa assurance that the car (0 which ped and looks and ru;1sfi¢c
It is attached has been gone over carefuily ~wn.f9§'|§|E "mi" Tum <'ou\:'r-=
vp' "pe m°°""'ff'""".""' 'f "5" "ef"B 1928 sz Chrysler Cmch--liere is nthoroughlyreconditioned-and that the
price is based on the car'u actual ability to
render service." '
Due to the overwhelming popularity of the
new Chevrolet Slx, we have on hand at this
tim e an unusually large group of these
"0.K.'d" cars.Come in!You are certain
to find the car you want-gt a price that
will save you money.Make a small down
payment and drive your car awayl
I ISA!!-30
car xhu has been wrll caredfor and in priced al 1 bigsuing.wrm THE "OK" THAT COUNTS
|926
|926
WIT
Chevrolet Conch-lnokn asgoodlutheaverage1928model.See lhiq on-WITHTHE "OK" TIIAT COUNTS.
Ford (`ouP€-New Duco lin-inh, 5 good tires, zen! covers,md motor thoroughly recon-dilianed.H THE --ox rH.\'r couxrs
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Company,
gld park.Her father,Sam Bel-ville and Cosina will make their
home with them.Misa Ikbla Cummings is attend-
ixsg the Omaha school of commerce
She is taking a commercial course.
The ll. E. Sunday School held a
home made candy and bake sale
at Wwk strut Saturday and add~
ed :even-ld dollan tothe fmasqry.
imiéf" ;;;;n'.;".£'e";'Sf.£;'H.;f; 1
versity.-Enna Jettieln Health Shoes areFred H rd hteu$'d"'1'?.ovgng *hqbwfn sold at the Fashion Center in
pen rs rem e n a c m c rpreparation for beginning huaking Blair at $5 and $5 and Come in
George Fackler to-ok Mm. Fack- every nine for every woman.39-ltler'a m th M .J..-0 er,rs J Schnei Fashion Center Beauty Parlor,der to her home in Cedar Creek
Friday after her visit here.He phone 4'I--Realistic Permanent: sa,
returned Saturday......| ef: an ¢za..\¢|
Furnace Heated Buildings
George Stangel, Wm.Rutledge,M m Emeaune' Mccby was a ' " " " " " "' ied by N.R.Burdic of s a wn;1000 Hanm¢1m nw the Wo rld SBHCS at ni ..._...""..!.'£'§l'.'i..1'".?¥..§.'i".E'~ F F :....¢ \u\..n:uppy Home Wash Drease NOW is the time to have that
on..burner ins ta ll ei W e
handle one that has stood
' ; u \ l l l l - # 9 ¢ - - -- - - --£ 1 1 5 l a s t w e e k .
A m e e t i n g o f t h e L e g i o n A u x
D i a r y a t t h e L e g i o n h a l l l a s t W e d
m r n d a y e v e n i n g a t w h i c h t h e a n
a n d e l e c t i r m o f o f f i c e r s w a s h e l d
u
¢
U 1 n o u n l l l l n a n l c t | \ l . : | h o l l I l l ! L l . | i | , ] ] |i l y a t B l a i r ,w h o a l s o e n t e r t a i n e d
M i s s R o b y M c C o y o f T e k a m a h
o \ ' 8 r ' t h e w e e k - e n d .S u n d a y e v e -
n i n g a ll dr o ve o u t to th e Fr e d
J | l 5 | \| l : \ . 0 ; | . \ v ; u l u u | . n l \ . C \ 1
$ 1 a ¢ h i n s i ze 14u»~
Fashion Center.Sixteer
ne w md d i f f e re n t a ty le s .
ln.--.,.nffionrn ._..,,....,..: "a>:*"2f'?':»....... ~.ihalf-»l-e-oe: yourohl
:ilu vnu 'r`iI§§""inéE"`pr¢§i&=r§E.am. J. H. Jensen; first vice pres~
ident.,Mrs.Nels Jackson;second
wine president,Mn .Joseph Ban-dar; chaplain, Mm. Henry Truhl-
le n;secretary,Mrs.Ben Weat;
4rqsure1§,_ Ure. M{les_ V-i#=f==his-
mr. ann mrs. n. M. watson a"°eluly Tlrurmlay-Friday-Saturday.1childrenwereSundayafternoon,
callers at the homes of their mothers,Mrs.J.C.Christensen and
Mrs. Marfaret Iverson of Ilair.
Mr. a Mrs. Abner King Havehad as guests this week and lanpt
Mr.and Mm.Jim Robertson of
ADMAI-I NEWS
Miss Vera F i n n of Hooper
spent the week-end at the H.F.u s n k n h f k - \L. . .. . . .. . .. . .
BLAIR. NEBR.
S¢¢ UsAI Once for Prices J .A . J A S P E R S E N , H e r m a n , N e b r
~~71'/'f/ a!! ~ Nm/ <`ounf
to:-inn,Hrs.I-'rank Amnckr sgr-Colorado.sgrant at l1'|"f""» Mrs. Emma Sk1n-Mrs.P. J. Flynn, son and two
snr-To show their appreciation daughters of Benson had sunper
¢{her work for the past year,with her sister, Mrs. J. S. Comet;'
that prclentcd the preiidant, Mrs.and husband Sunday.
u o o i l i r w u u u a l l I A U I I I I BHl"..l n d M n L ¥l'l~'and .;".f"' E;-.;,.;1,;'1§;§.;';
r 1 7 ,1929
»
Blsir, Nebraska, October 17, IBZQ
d Mrs.Fred Dickmeyer
Dorothy Méiiillan spent
afternoon at the Louie
home.d Mrs.Martin Bertelsen
were Sunday guests at
. ansen home.
Iverson and Wilma Wulf
w pupils at St.Paul's
~ool.Tessié also start-rn school.
d Mrs. Axel Hansen en-Sunday in honor of
first birthday.Dinner
ere hir.and Mrs.Riatt
ily of Calhoun,Mr.and
aT o l l l v e r a n d H l r l n m n
a t P a x m n .s o t h a t y o u
t h e v s h o l e t w o m o n t h s '
p a y t m -h i s r r e n t m e n a n l n
" I w i s h H e l e n w e r e
B l n r j n r y ." " \ \ ' h y .I w i l l h
o l ' - - b e t h e h e a d o f l h e
a t ' l f - - a n d I a m n o t u s e d
m i n i s t e r s d r n n n d - - e x c e
B u r y o u a r e q u i t e r i g h t .
d o w h h t w e c r m .a n d w e
M r .B u c k w m - t h z l a d l y .
w o c h a r g e h i m ? "
" W e a r e l o n n :' d m
I r s n w e e k .I l h l n k I& . » . »g n f m h i s m o m n
" Th a t wn uld lvnve h l
dn1lu\°s a wewk for Iaund
lor-tinns.a n d - "" W e can d n his Inu
nu n . " I n lo r r u me d Gi mr v
dar n my he dm>sn '! tllh
dnoe=--It lsn't ns f ns hln
llsmi In hn And wi* c g
n and Phyllis and Peter
I Florence, also Mr. znd
....
n guests were Mr.andALarsenandDorothy,
~, Anna and lsther Han-
Q 9 | p g 9 » p ¢ ¢ . ¢ ¢ a ¢ ¢ Q o » ¢ » o e » ¢ ¢g a o f t o a ¢ | o ¢ ¢ 4
Ginger
Ella
by Ethel I-Iueston
rllustraxions byIrwin Myers
a 4 o n 0 : f i t | 0 4 l a i i w i s § o i | ¢
C o n f i r m . b y Ro h h n $ 1 3 r r i l l C aW h ! ! B o r n : e
'rm=: STORY
CI1f\P'l"IZlf. I--In the usually quiet
homo ut Itev.Mr.Tolllver.ll r l h -
m _§ierk, .hg§1es=s;~__lgfgm :gd fiaughfer, Mina Kzfe end Alfred Ando mended um Re-llr.. . : ' ; : . . . , , ,..:"~.=\:,=; = . M IM Un t ns i n ., , .: . S a tu r da y m- | . .. . . . a_...S .| | | | »
company
c a n n t ln l n r y tu
Chlcugnff
_ - -- ~ -A N b - ~pg-..n:m 1rs. u. W: morrow arelnuu nam rnnwer were ounuay
Mns.;A.B. Croftrwns taken tothe University hospital in Omaha
Monday,where she will undergo
anozher nurgiml operation,thinbeing her founh operation in the
mst few monv.h>Her manV'.y,friends Lruft sherwill regain her'
health againMr. and Mrs. Frank Adams mot~
relolclng ov. er the a wal of n baby'daughmr at the B lr hospital on
I-'riaay morning.
I Mrs.Fritz Moell
the members of
Friday afnernoon..llpp and Mrs. Otto
guests.`
Bo m to Mr.Prochnow an eig
girl Friday afternopn. _.__
r entertainedCoffeeClub
Mrs.Louise
smusaen were
d M m Wm.
pound baby
afternoon usltors at the Claus
Rohwer home.Henry Kruse,Sn,sisihed sev-1
ernl d.ays.1Jae ' past week at the-
home of his brother, Detlef \Km.~se.
Sunday, On.13, Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Iversen enteriained a largecrowd of relatives and friends, ini
their spacious home in honor oi
Mr.lversen's birth annlwraaryl
\"isiting and cards occpied the]
ernoon.Edu Anderson visited Saturday
night and Sunday with Mn. Anna
Hasse in Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Ed Noyes ol
nu \.....,..-..., ...... .....-......,....sen in Weeping Water, a week or,so nga; and report. Mr. and Mrs.
§Mi¢helsen doing iine in the swre
business.Mr.and Mrs.Hana Jorgensen .were Sunday dinner guests of Mn' Blau, were Sunday eyenmz sup-
and Mrs.Henry Ladwig in m=ur_r»er guest; at the J w; E dw nw
Sunday.ln the ewni ng Mr, and home.Mrs. Ludwig and anugmm, x.im»'Mrs. 4:1 Gustasnh gnu daugh-land sem joined an .and Mrs. Jor-| ter, Gionq Gay of Blur, Mr. and
vnnsen and drove out to Mr. and,§1jS.Chrm._ Ande§S9\1.Andrew.
Sunday
Dickmey<
Mr. alof Blair,
the Ed I
Teasie
wereSunday 4
ed to Or
Mr. artertained
ene." uid.ve to mit
mule my-¢o mmm4futher..W e mm
shall takeWha t no
mean dnb
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Kits.Charles Hineline,Jr's.and Edna and Virgil John,drove t0|Marie'sinereevening dinner guests at a3F1"0m0nt Sunday and spent the guestsfnrnilv .mmnfmv lday at the John Anderson home.|and fur
ored up to Lyons and spent the C. H. Luttig, F. H. Frahrn. A1» auemoon.Al: a p. rn. a Dounzeuum,d a T ad .I 1 s.I -= LProc hnow a n Ho wa r d Ri x su pp er wa s served.I n the eve -|
.a n}u e a yIl l f '| » : .n n n a w n u \ur =4z U A l ' u i nun A \ n . \ n ; n ¢n ?f .9 \£*§Qf¢H i n "~~O f ~GTI v
n but B m
and c ol-
Jo '¥t u n i c a ,ilL|. Uu|y &l.ll l¢:u U ;n u t .r l l u a y |. . || v4. u u A vo »l | \-. vu . . - - D - . 5 - -- - - - W -_.,. | , ,_ " ;b " , ". _ , &C .L .V a n c e o f O m a h a ,l e f t T u e s -e r n p a r t o f t h e s t a e o n a h u n t i n g * j o y e d p i n o c h i e ,p r i z e s w e r e w o n -h i r .a n d M r s .R o i 'B u s c h a n d
d a y m o r n i n g b y a u t o f o r C h i c a g o t r i p ..l b s M r s .H e r m a n K l l n d t a n d J .J - l l n n e d a u g h t e r ,L o r r a i n e d r o v e u p
w h e r e t h e y w i l l j o i n t h e i r r e s o e c b l H a r o l d D e y a n W i l l a r d G o l l ' S i e r k f o r hi g h . S C0 \ C@ H :M r s .0 l l 0 . f ¢ o m M ¢ C 0 ¢ \ J u n c t i o n S u n d a y a n d
i v e w i r e s ,w h o h a v e b e e n vi s i t i n g g o t n i n e d u c k s t r i l e h u n t i n g o t v l v e r s e n a n d L o u i e K m s e ,l o w .A t l s p e n t t h e w e e k - e n d w i t h M r s .
r e l a t i v e s w e r e t h e p a s t t w o w e e k s
. A f t e r a f e w d a y s s t a y i n C h i c a g o t
t h e y w i l l m o t o r t o G a i e s b u r g ,l l l .
f o r a s h o r t vis it before re tu rn i n g
Lorne. |
Tu es da y af ternoon,Mr s .D .W .
Ma r r d e li gh tf u lly e nte r ta i n e d fo u r
!.a hles' of bri dg e.fo llo we d b y ti
lo ve ly lunc heon.A t the close o i
the a ftern oo n th e a dd ed s c or es r e-vealediilliso Grace Neale the win band. one dough il Louise and a
I
the river recently.
the week-end with her Siotfl' and
family.Mrs.Wallace berts,age 36
ner off first prize, with 'Mi-3. Chas.son, Wallace, Jr.,er parents, Mr.Arnold n clone second, winning the and Mrs. Axel W ge and a host
f.=econdprize.Iof friends.Funer l services were
R. 3. Noir was up from Omaha held Saturday at P. M. with in
'I`uosdiy.He has decided not to torment in Forest wn cemeterymore buck on his farm the coming Wallace Roberts,n of Mr.and
y»nr, nnd J.I1. Coursin and fam-Mrs. Harry Robert , spent his boy
:ly .ull continue to reside there.hood in Ft. Calhou and has manyl!:\|»!nc¢:Smith nturned Tues-friends who syrn thire with him
fi..y from Missouri where he had in hissorrorr.i- - n called by the death of a rel-;Mrs. George Ro wer, Jr. enter-:;i1\=tained the Omaha lumnae of' Phi
u f .Chan Arnold. who was to Omeca Pi sorority ta one o'clock.
the close of the 5i3mQ3 lunch was: B'usch's parents,Mr.and MraMissAnitaFischer came down sex-ved._ 'Ihe gueas left at a late! John Hineline Mr. and Mrs. I[ine
from Fontanelle Friday e\ening.i hour wishing the host many more line accompanied them home for
and went on to Olmaha to auendihappy birthdays.a short visit.Mrs.Herman Wolf!of Ithica,Mrs.Roy Anderson enlzertained
came Sunday o see her mvihff-une ladies of the De Soto women
Mrs.Mary Nickels.She left for Club Thursday afternoon of thewars, passed nw Oct. 10 at her her home Monday.l t -k M 5. H 5 |t washome on Rimr D e north of Flori Thelma Cschelin,daughter of gg# ¢i`.°°...i.aLnm§.§{'..T..l'=i=o.
ence.She is su i ed by her has-iota._ and Mrs.Ed Cachelin, and and brought to the Club a wry
Vivian Watkins, daughter of Mr.interesting article o n "Early
sick, and Under the doctor's ¢m`@°'gensen read.Visitors wean Mrs.Ernest Schmidt Wa? looking ani!-Iar\ey Krogh,Mrs.Hans Jor=
er business interests an Omaha °"fzensen, llrlra. George Stanley, Mrs.
Saturday.'Thacker and Miss Grace Sully.Mr.and Mrs.C.B.Mehren.-1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sully and
spent Sunday at the George 0*=1*'fami1y spent Sunday with n m .
home.Sully's parents,Mr.and Mrs.L.
Schenk.1000 Happy Home Wash Dresses Ralph and Manjorie HineiineereS nd r dinner guests ofjust recpnyed and placed on sale atl iiss Arllinealntill.
$1 each in sizes 14 to 46 at the,Mr.and Mrs.}§_N_Bowles
'and Mrs. John Watkins are b°thiWil.chcraft"ich Mrs. Hans Jer-
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Thos e wh o h e lp e d Mr . a n d M r s .Mr s . J e n
ens K r o g h c elebrate th ei r fi rs t HIEIRSEU1ed d in g a n ni ver s ar y we re hh . an d ' Mr s .C,
I r s Pmzl Hrnde rson o f N i t k m - ' A f t p r n n n sdry with"And Iln fnlhnJie nl ll
Binf Lin-fInd'ii|7£.` ~ ihfthfuen 2 ~
2111 =°'!» .Y=f==ee1~$P.£'§e&? and Em n
nnr.a n d mr s .n n n e r a t va n be e nf s o u th o f B la i r , a n d F r a n k L i n -
en a n d fa mily a nd Bd a A nd er s on .
Mr .a n d Mr s .J o h n Su th er la nd
nd s mall s on we re Su nd a y di n ne r
It-lests a t th e Hu g h Su th er la nd
ome.J .L .Petersen wa s a business
aller i n Oma h a Tue sd ay af te r -
non.Fo r e s t a n d K a te Ne w e ll visi ted
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sen.Even i ng g u es ts In c lu de d Mr .
a n d Mr s .F r e d Chri stia nsen an d
sons,Mr .a n d Mr s .Ri c h ar d Ne i»
son,Mr .a n d Mr s .Ch ri s La r se n
a n d Do ro thy .
Sa tu rd a y e ve ni n g vi s ito r s n t th e
F r e d Ch r i sti a ns e n ho me we r e Mr .
a n d Mr s .Ri c h ar d Ne ls o n a n d
Yiola, Mr. and Mrs. 'Rxel Hansen
and Mane,Mr.and Mrs.Chris
La r s e n a n d D or o th y ,
r th e I -' ra n k Br o wn h ome lllo nd ay i Tu es da y eve ni n g gu e sts a t th e
II odi st min is te r In the s ma ll town ofRedThrush.Iowa.his mo th e r le udauahtera, Helen. hlirlarn. | \ndEl!en--"Glngar Ella"---ure bury "groan 'Ing" their :Inter Murjory for partie!-
patlo n ln the "bea uty pagea nt" thatevening.wnn Eddy J ac kson. pros-m m u s y oung farmer.her escort.rjor leaves for the nn ue wn te d
trlurnu .
t3HJ \PrE:R ll--Uverwork and nervousstra in attend ant on the bulldIDI o t a n ew c h ur c h to replac e theoutgrown struc ture has :Elec ted Mr'l"ollI\ora eyes to the point ofi \ . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ¢\ . n . . 4 . . . . . . . .. . - A n . . .| _I n v -
ll" tl u un null \\l' \l\| | I r u n " I Hhnn»<¢~ nn los s th an f ed n week."
"\\¢' lI. ten n week then.A n d I f
l:v 0111:Ng wtf!!c ome d o wn to
eleht.li e c nn h n ve fa th e r' n mom,
wi th tho b o o k s -Miss Jonklzm,
y n tl| !ha ve ln tell h i m nhont th a
money. nnrl tho lnnnflry . and every -thlnr:I si mply om| Ir ln'r dn lt. " \
(ln Fr ir in y nf wr mmn Sllrlnrn nt-
tn rn od with ho r fn th er jus t ln time
fm'supper n supper that vrnn I
llnnq lml.for nmny nf the k i n d ! !
veni ng.
Mr s .Ro b er t Ras mus senosbesstoth e Hi lls id e Hu s l
Ilub Th ur s da y after noo n.
a d i e s s p e n t t h e a f t e r n o o n q u l l
\ l * I n n . ¢ | n n n n f L I n u f f n r n n n n
vvasLlers
Th e
: i n g
R1r¢.
Chris Pete rson houmeurer e Mr. and
Mr s .Pe te Th o ms o n ,Mr . a n d Mr:-.
Art.P u lle n a n d d a u g h te r a n d Mr .
an d Mr s .Peter Nie lse n.Alb er t
' a n d Or v a l Be n so h sp e nt Thu r sd a y
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l.u||:l\n||t.:¢.\u u l s u l w l l .u u u n u In l v l 'niddeu lu ae them, thouxh c ontinulm: to oqfupy his pulpit.Glnle r ha s
triad In many way s to add to u nfumllif a slender income.hut she tonot d asourag-»d lla rjo ry . wsth E d-
dy J xvkaon and a fde nd hu I n n o -dqces ga I u b Anfirfaw rqlur ns_In
mn mlwr s knn wi ng n f :h p plum (UQ
his onfnrc ml 1.n¢~n1lnn.hnd con-
snlroul t n m a k e hln lust di n n er a t
l:¢»:1w mm In bn rvmonalmrod. Them
w m v hnvlkvf s nf fr ult and fln wer l.
film cnnrllf-R.frnprrnnt homoh aired
ab utr: uvrns UL |au. ua|.1.||»vvu unv-lasmu asen served a :lic e lunc h.
diss Rosalie Foley c alled af ter
chool.M m .E mm a Ha n s e n an d d a ug h -
er,Ma r g a r e t we re Saturd ay
no rn ln g c allers a t th e Chr is A n -
ierson home.
Mr .an d Mr s .Chr is And ers on
an d so n , K e n n eth of He rma n , Mr .
md Mr s . J .L .Petersen an d son,
lob er t mer e Sun da y din ne r gue st.;
R r b t s l l l n g \ | l . C l \ ¥ e
M r s .F r e d D i c k m e y e r w a s a
M o n d a y a f t e r n o o n vi s i t o r a t t h e
Martin Larsen home.
The Hosiery Store of Blair 'is
the Fas hi on Center.3 9 - lt
Th e Mi lli n e r y Stor e o f Bla i r is
the Fashion Center.3 9 l t
I \it th e Da n P h i lli ps h ome .I N L W E N G L A N D ~
Mr . a n d Mr s .Pe te Tr u hls e n a t»
e n d w a f a m i ly di nn er a t th e
tome o f the ir son.Cli f fo r d an d
wife S unday .
Ch ri stia n And ers on No h r a n d
laughter,Anna ot'Blair,spent
Nedneaday at the Chris Anderson
a n d Mr s .W i ll L a t to an d
o f Lo g a n ,I o w a a n d Ca r l
o f Can ada we r e Sun day
a t th e Ro b e r t M \ C o n n a h a
C a r l wa s bor|.l a n d ralsed
in the Ne w E n gla n d n e i gh b o r ho o d .
Mr..
f a mi ly
1 Davis .
[vis itor s
home.
tome.Th e me n f o lk s we r e d o i n g Mr .an d Mr s .B i ll Sp ri c k a n d
to me c ar ne n te r wo rk .Dnr lme we re Sun day gu ests _ at the
t r r u m p n .n c x n u n l e u s t e u m e p r t l ub e a u t y .a n d w i t h l l f t y d o l l a r s I n
g o l d .t h e c h i e f p r n z o .S h e g i v e ?t h e
m o n e y t o h e r r m h e r a n p a r t o t h e
e x p e n s e n e c e s s a r y ! o r l l 1 » t r e a t n a e u t
o f h l u o r e s b y C h l c t l l d s p e c i a l i s t s .
C H A ? - i a n l l l -w i t h h l l r l a m .M r .
To lllver leaves for Chlrngo.EddyJac kson brings another friend Alex-nmder Murdoek wh o he |ln$1'I h a ljunireturnedfr om a tour of the
world,to tha parsonane.tilmter.
whose hear t is not nn her Iwo sla-te r l ma k i n g rlc h marriages ttlelenlu engaged to n professor ol' mathe-matlras. Horn:e Lanlzley . poor ln thewotldw goodnl, in at llrnt elated. butbecomeschilledntthoannounce-rnent that Mu rd oc k lu wo rk i ng ln s"c hain" groc ery store Obviou sly no"c nteh."Glnfrer thinks.and unuhnhim.hir Tolllve r r etu rns hm gy vtlunimpro ved and the d oc to rs glvlnzhtm li ttle hop e.
.IESAPTER IV -I slnr jo ry un wi t-tln gly szlvu Gin ger the g erm o f anideawhic h may n n the pur aon lxctreasuryShe pens an appeal. ln thfo rm or a c h nln letter.for the do-
rnlls nm]luenlrloa.ri rh ttrexervpgand rl:-llmte J ellies. pals of ronntry
ha lte r nn d Inn: nf c r eam, c h ic k en;
.all romly fo? larnlllntr.
'Fluor we re stlll at th e table,
mer rily r eef lllnllng the ne ws of t h e
week .tho flnlnee of the c hurc h. the
letter#fr o m Helen.wh en J o plin\\'vall\|Ir5 entnefor rather, wma dre-
llvvr ml ln pm-non hy Baldy Jac k»
mn .Jnplln `\Vf°Rll1llry , r-Ienrlng his
throat In host tronsnrer»o1'~lhe-
hnnrtl mnnner, .nnnonnced th at o n
lwlmlf o f the elaurrh he m m e ter
present h_lf=helmer!mln lntor w i t h
n twn mo nths ' vn rn tlnn o n fu ll n ur .In o rder In restore his stre ngth for
;;==~ cron! :lay of the tormal dedica-
on." M n W oslbllry .t h i s - t h ! ! !f |
ns ! awf u lly n om! of y o u a n d th ehnnrrlandthec hurc h,"amid Mr .
'Tnllivn r mnn k h '" lr h m!lnnnnnni
lv:;:|l ;y"f¢;;i;gg ~am, re-
ezuuned until Wednesday c\'eniq|¢
lunc heon a t h e r 1
L i m.H .F. 'W setr I1
wa s a ss i sta nt ho s
twentv-se\| 2n orbs
T.§'$°0?"f>`?§ff§§' Fashion Center.Sixteen cntirely1wqre Sunday dinner guests at th`e{1,
.s. There we;-5 "W and different styles. Au havci §¢'$f '$§"Mf§°'Lf§L¢¢§°§§§ pS13g§|§i§
t._halbsleeves,Gvztyour shart.shop on driving up to Woqnf, Squth I?a .wh e n ;;hc le f t f o r he r ho me i n
Q#mi n i \'lin»!|1s=\hn\ .im! mov-u h a n u s ,° ; °H -9 ". r ~ - --n -" "- _r . .r i t h e r e f r o m K a i m x e s C i t y .|M i s a I r e n e K a r
' I ` h ¢ ' f f n r m e r W r r l m .N e u m a n r e s -I e n e S c h m i d t w e
: f f = c ».i s b e i n g r e m o d e l e d a n d S a t u r d a y .
1 . \ i u n c o m p l e t e d w i l l b e o c c u p i e d .M i m e M a r y C o o k
b y l l x t !l o c a l t e l e p h o n e e x c h a n g e .L i n c o l n f o r t h e v s
. F r e m i i i i v e n s o f O m a h a ,h a s c h a r g e ,M i s s e s A l m a a n
- o f t h e v o r k .-. s p e n t t h e w e e k n
' I ` h u r s d a y ,O c t .1 0 ;w a s t h e i t i n g f r i e n d s .
e i g h t e e n t h b i r t h d a y o f M i s s M i l -W m .S i e v e r s ,
vel
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and Miss Ar-
Blai;visitors
ras home from
k~end.
Gertrude Sierk
in Omaha vis-
enry Rohwer,
, Sierk return-
enrLy Thursday-Friday-Saturday. l kota f.oatbcnd the gig thre
Th Shoe Store of Blaif is the §°¥f§l"'2£'§»"»g`§"iL` "ggd Hg;
Fashion Ccmfr'39-xr of November, and from there
Fashion 'Center Beauty Pxu'Iur,wii\ visit their homestead.
__''f Grandpa Chri¢. Mrs. Davephone 47 Rcahstxc Pennanents suitin, H. and Jael; Gustin drov
and $7.50.39-It to the Emil Matzen home'|Kennard a week ago Su
D E R f Y l ' ( \ L O C A I S Grandpa Christ repon.scro;
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\._ __|.1,_ _.»\.,..M "n.,..M A... ..-A 1UNSC! .r\Illl.ll!fr unu nur 1uus.m:n HHH ulu u: uv ; z ulu U .A mb lg r un d cousin.Mr s .He lg a ed Saturd ay eve ni g
Svh u la an d c hildren o f Oma h a ,sta y i n Chic ago.
c a me u p to share th e bo u nwo us |Mi s s Gr a ta K li d
hi rth da y _ d in ne r her g rf,\nd]110t11er,wa g 3 we e k - e n d i e
after n week's
lf.of Ornnhn,ggi of hc pub 3;
l'a a J \ l | . \w "'the Matzen place excellent.says Mr Matzch will have fi'E .lIf5'.~.f l E f G ? . i mff_l~wa;:on lads or more of purnp}
Mr.n§1 Mrs. Jim Edwards md!||I 'e -~-. \ .a n g u u .u u | y x u uC h r i s L a r s e n h o m e .n a t o n o f 3 d m e f o r n ' °u r s o n n s r ___|||Y s u r f i v e o n t h ,.. .n m t u s m n .| >.-M r s N e a l T h o m a s o n a n d c h n l -§ '. Z ' E ' P " f f " . . i ' } £. . f f " " , § : _. ' 1 P f § 9 .I P S d n n l n r a n r f r l l n d 1 | m o 1 n f v n y h n m . . . , , . . . ¢ . .m y vnnueu u r a n u lnr mn n Rn nd nv.galofne,1:aised in his cornfield
rs.:n |.Mr s .Ha n s S c h mi d t was ho ste ss
t o th e memb er§ .of the Ha p p y
H o u r Clu b 'Thur¢=dny afte rno on.
Mr s .Chr is F r a h m wa s wi nn er i n
an gues sing contest.A t th e close
of th e af te rn oo n nic e re fr es hmen ts
" v i e served.Th e ne xt me e ti n g
w i l l be h e ld Oc t.24 wi th Mr s . J .
Herman Sunday.
Mrs.Thacker,who makes her
home with Mr.and Mrs.Joseph
Sully,spent the week-end with
relatives in Omaha.
Mrs.George Hinellne,accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hine-
line to the dancing club in Blair
Saturday night.
ijrosley 31~r~~w~-.:~,=..-1
IrI|EI
. wg f ; ¢ ~ i »~ ' f ~ ' ~ i l *, ,..,:.¢_,j~=§v 4'. §r;~§f»,g\
4....-.u ca»~1Z'<'...1 ~f * *' a.v**.I ¢. r g , . - . 5 3 5 ,~
s ~a ''...
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kruse vis-
ited relativps in ennington Sun-
day aftemoon.Mr. and Mrs. J hn Autzen and
children motored Winslow, Neb.
Sunday to attend the birthday of
Mrs.Autzen's unirle,H.Schmidt.
Henry Rohwer, Mrs. Marie Mah
u eh Jons in Blnir Sunday ;5~fe»=gf=¢-dr e oEBl;1lI1:i1 spent tl;;<:0;v;.*¢l<-GHC!
.r ..lens ' r o we re a t t e a r ompa onFas hi on Center Be au ty Pa rlor ,Su fa y a g x r s g u e s ts a t tg e Ha n s 'Mr s .F r e e ma n Lo f ti s s p e n t la s t
pho ne 47 --Realis tic P ermane nte. $5 i W ulf home i n the Orum ne ig hbo r-W e d ne s d ay with Mr s . C h e ste r Ho v
and $1.50.39-1t },0nd_Iend ic k.
E n n a J e tti c k He a lth Shoes a r e :Mr . a n d Mm J . L . P e te r s e n a n d 'Es tella Mo n tg o me r y sp en t lh e
_.\ 'd '-t th L o Hovenmjlc kso ld a t th e Fas hi on Cerner " 1 ! § ' f " I .°f'f..'f ?$"'.f.f.'.'§§ }'.§E§".fT"'| ......'i'*""a e me
m l n !::...susan¢:r.Lreununcn.unusends to th ree women whose name:she had seen in 9.newspaper.inbtherf towns,urglnlr them to con~tlnue the chuin.Sha gets resultsatonc ¢.and feels her problem l l
solved,qnietinlt unac ceptablethough ts as to the propr iety o r herac l by reasoning that her avnenl
really in f o r a home for the blin d.per father.Helen In married.and
.u.nu u nun. | §,| \| 7 up W ulhnm!responslhillly fo r n wh i le . b u t
I s lmp ly d i d not see h o w I t c o u ld
he dune I sh ou ld no t ha ve as ke d
Ir.I aswnre you.I t ls most se n -
r\rol1§=. Joplin. mont generous. Glrll,
I neo the hand nf the Lord In thin."
" I soo the h n ml o f Ed dy .Inc l»nnn."thought Ginger I-Illa to h e n
" I H u : a l v i l l l A\v..|u n v n u v na ¢ ' * " "; |u | ||g ,.B l a u 'a t $ 5 a n d $ 6 a n d c o m e m l h i r .a n d M r s .F r e d J e n s e n a n d A n d r e w J a c o b s e n ,w h o b a g s p g e n l e m e l " T
e v e r y s i z e f o r e v e r y w o m a n .3 9 - 1 t l t w o d a u g h t e r s a n d J e n s P e m f f i n w o r k i n g i n O m a a ,i g .vl s l fi s n g 1 " E d d y ,
.r1 _ .| _ ..|:...._-... . . .» o . ...c n ._.:1|L :.....a n u h e nu uvh.n m .n n b l n s :
he un r »" " = 1w = I |s vl f .h u t n m f n r I
a k u | ,. ¢ \ \ n n a ¢ 4 \I.
he wnrld would
nr n\tI\er'x nlnul
vu lc lng o f h ¢'.Zff.{'3.§!' "!Ei'..!.?.'!.°' ~ ;:.'.:;:.a: "J5ii.`7`h{§1000 Happy Home W ash Dresses
jus t r ec e ive d a nd pla c ed oh sa le at
$ 1 eac h in size.-1 14 t o 46 a t th e
Fa s hi o n Center.Si xtee n en ti re ly
ne w a nd di f fe re n t s ty les .A ll h a ve
hal!-sleeves.Ge t y o u r s h n r e » s h o p
ea rly Thu r sd ay - Fr i da y - S atun lay .1B E L L C R E E K V A L L E Y
' we r e b u n u ly mt ln e rJ o hn J en se n ho me .l n th e af te r-Lo on J e n s Petersen vis ited h i s
broth er-i n-la w, F . C. C. P eter sen.
M r .a n d M n .He n r y Te g t an d
c hildren o f F r e m o n t,we r e Sun-
d a y eve ni n g vi si tor s a t th e Par-
en tal,Ha r r y E r ve y h o m e , J
E x tr a Spec ial:Re g u la r $ 1 d l k
. -4-..\.......,.u,.....A r... n ..:,....
vutn mg mother,....=..,....., ....-obsemM a r y He le n a n d T o m m y L o t-
ti s o f F t .Ca lh ou n,s p e n t la s t
we e k wi th th e i r gr a n d p a r en ts , Mr .
an d Mrs . Gen . L of ti s .
Mr . an d Mr s. J o hn J ac ks on wer e
Th u r sd a y vi si tor s a t th e L o u i e
Ho ve nd ic k ho me .1F r a n k Th o mps o n a n d M r .a n d
Mrs . Men on Tho mp son of S ene <§f \.
s lmll ha ve y o ur reward lo r the
go od y o u a re d o lu gl'
"W ell, "h e snld fnc elfously ." l
hope the rewa rd h nppe ns ln be the
thlng l want.Th e wo rs t th ln gabo ut rewar ds Is th at they are
us ua lly ju s t wha t y ou wa n t lea s t. "
" W h a t d u y o u wa n t esp ec lnlly l"
demanded Gln ger. her th oughts lly -
In g to th e fu tu re nlllue nc e attend~nn tu p o n _h e r h o me f o r th e b lln d .
lrr or ore nt thou gh t.
llnl J op li n W e stbu ry , ln s plte a g
th e : o n d glft he ha d bro ugh t,
seemed ll l n l ense nn d a w k wa r d
rh ni ln z u nd er the un ited th an ks o f
the I nn oc en t lnmlly . a nd h u m e m y
took hlmuell off. when he hnd gone,
Eddy extended th e ln vlla tlo n .f o r
hlmse l(:xml hi s mother,f o r M r .
'r n lllre r nn d Mlr ln m to c o mo t o
Pav Tllr l.
'l'l\¢v - M m Hu:aunnlnn Onllrlnd
E uc.-. : : | | u n n | | ~ | ¢ n l r : : | | | u 1 : : |
A lmndsom@ emi table
M and radio Q in une !
\ . u w p n u m :u u x s u s u s u o n m m e "N b _r e T h u r s d a y H f \ £ l ' l l 0 0 f l \ r l g -" S o m e t h i n g [ l l l l l |d a r e g a y w l l l - . \ .- | -. . .n n .~ n . » ." , . ,u n - n n ,a n d c o l o r s a t 2 p a i r ,$ 1 a t t h e i t g r s i f t h e E a r l T h o m p s o n h o m e .d i s a g r e e w i t h m e l f I e v e r g e t i n , "" * | 1 * ' " ' @ " -q u i e t ' l ' y ,e v e r y s e e m l n g i y
.. .g h t w o r d o v e r l n y l n g a n u n d e r w r -F a s h i o n C e n t e r T h u r s d a y ,F n d a y M r .a n d M r s .E d g a g §1 = m ° ;~: \ 5 _ r @ v l 1 e d .l a u g h i n g .B u t I w a n t , W n l 'd e e p n n d g l a d t h ~ n k n g i v l n l ,
. .N e l s J a c k s o n w e r e v i s r s a . .|a n d t h e n M l r l n m l e d h e r f a t h e r o u t
' m i S " E ' f ' " " . ;_. . ., B F .E .F l e t c h e r h o m e l a s t M o n d a y . , . . . ? ° : ; E .f . e . 2 . . , : . = : f : t ' , ' f 2 ¢ . . = ' . i ' = = . E . . x ' ; & £ E t n t h e w a l l i n g ~t h e o t h e r g m s
L f -h a d l l l u 'J a n ua r I"|n h$ml , . ¢ |
u u .uuu plain Lu,144;uuuuna vaNorfolk were Sunday guests at theW m.Ho ltm a n h o me .-
Mi s s A n n a L a l lm a n , w h o i s a t-:wrL?
i
I
te n d i n s w e Sta te Un i ver s i ty , |Th e sn o e mo r e o t m a n 1 B t n e
sp en t th e week -end wi th ilol1"l@| Fashion Center.35;-1:
Jfo lks .
M r .and Mr s .Ge or ge Stra ng er
a n d Ke n n e th we r e Oa k la n d vis-
itor s Su nd ay .
M m .A n n a B r o wn o f Nic ke rs on
spent.la s t we ek a t th e ho me o f
he r da u gh ter ,Mr s .E d Croc ker
a n d Mr .Croc ker.
Mr . a n d Mr s . L o u i e Hi l g e n k a mp
an d M r .an d Mr s .W m .Sc heer
URUM BRIEFS
Mr s .Ma th i ld u La rs en a n d Mi s s
.Clara La rs en o f Mad iso n,Wie.,
vis ited W ednesday af te rn oo n wi th
Mi s s Lou ise La r se n i n O m m a n d
'lltur sd ay a n d Fr i da y at.th e H.
C.La rs en ho me .
t.f 1.G tt-b r i d a y Mr . a n d Mr s . P e te I ve rii'?.i."»;.§.`€é'.§'1i'.i'm§»$f""°°"a o son to o k Bobby bac k to th e Or -
Mr .a n d M r s A lb e r t La a k e r Hhans Ho m e i n Oma h a an d br o' tdr ove to Shenan doah.I o wa Mo n - i °me.'f°"i'-h th e m a fou rte en y ear
afte rno on.Mr .a n d Mr s .Lo u i e Ho ve nd ie k
welc omed a ni ne po un d baby boy
to the ir ho me Tue sda y .Oc t.Sth.
Mr s . Ho ve n d ic k was f o r me r ly Mi s s !
Vi o la Lo f ti s .Mr . a n d Mr s. Ho war d Cu r le y a r e
th e pr ou d pare nts o f a baby bo ?
born Sunda y , Oc t. 1 3th.Mr s . C u b
le y a nd b a b y a r e i n th e Me tho d i s t
h o s p i ta l a t Oma h a .
Mr .a n d Mr s .Lo ui e Fu e h an d
f a mi ly we r e Su nd ay eve ni n g vm-
i to r s a t th e Ear l Tlmo mps on h ome.
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ch r ls Ben do rf o fBla i r . a n d Nels Jackson *»§'°f~°=_ *°f'*|
' n Q U l u .u v a l e l l rned . " I h ad It af te r the strawber ry
fe s lh a l.It' a terr ible."
Qule ily then they ma de their
plana fu l their fnther's return.
Eddy promis ed m go tha t same day
to J q n l n \\a!sllrllry,treasurer ofthe nlllrln!hnn rtl o f the Pulelhndlnt
E11lnt'9[n|i eltllrvh Ill Red Thru sh,
trustee. steward. and vice c llnlrrnan,
ln ask for at .nlo ntlf s vac ntlnn for
Mr. 'I`olII\er. to luke offerI the fol-Io wln g Saturday ..Th i s wou ld al-
lo w a full mo nth utter his return
for wlmiln g up nfluirs In tho oltl
churc h hefnre the forrnul dedica-
lltm or th e n ow.
\\'hnn IIdrle lnrmlnimrl tim smhlnvt
trnnpinp:nnlslly wi th th em fo r n
lan! good hy
" N o w y ou see.my dom'li ttle
glrli.and : f r to remember,th a t
thlntrn do work toge ther for g ood."
ho sold. smiling.
'*'les."\\l\l»lpered Eddy J ac kson
m Gin;-:r»r."h ut just the some,I
wlsln y ou d :wont nrntmtl a mong the
|1r\ml|{r:¢.nn fl so o lf llr or fs so me -
tlnlng umlerlmntled going on.I
dlm't li ke tho looks 01'o ld J a p.
tlr dln nrlly .he just l o w s to pla yHr-anven.but lnltlgltl he wa s a l l
fuesorl up.l'&et\\t-en y ou an d me .
I thi nk tlterrfs something ro tte n
_l . . . i l l \ . _ . . . . | . .
a t u f w w
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LGW &">E2,;cE 2
duy where they visited radio stu-
tion KMA and KFNF.Msdnmes Henry mul Alfred Wil
kening were visitors at the Lull-
man school Wednesdav afternoon.
old girl.
'1`uesda
Richard
and Mrs.
Mr.und
y_ eyening gu
z ~~~" " - - 1 " 1 J " " "a n | . \ l U | n r u ' < ut s 1;t h M o n d a y v z s r t n r s a e 't o J o p i l n W e s t b u r y ,t h a t i n t h a e n t l n l »»L a »0
c s a _ _ e s o n h o m e ._\m a n u c q l l i c s c e d w i t h ,a n u l u c r i t y A h o !n l l a w w [ m 1 1 : l n l
u n ;.Nelson h o me we re mr .A x e l Ha n s e n a nd Ma r i e ,
Mr s .Geo rge Ras mus se
2,M r .a n d Mr s .Chr is
nd D or othy .
ay af te rn oo n vis ito rs at
Hansen h o me we re :Mr s .
La rs en an d Mi s s Cl a ra ,
Mr s .H .C.La r s e n an d
;,M r .an d Mr s .Ma r ti n
.nd sons.
c l Mrs.Fr ed C hr is ti an se n
spe nt Th ur s da y eve ni n g
c e l Han se n h ome a nd Mr .
. Martin I:.a1Ben and sons
Mr s .Mi n n i e B lu m,Osc ar an nHe n r y spe nt Su nd ay af te rn oo n a t
th e He n r y K r u g e r ho me .
Ma r y He le n L o f ti s visi ted th e
N e w E n g la n d sc hool la s t I r i d a y .
M r .a n d Mr s .C .T.Whi!»e 0 f
Le xi ng to n , wh o h ave be en v1 ~n tmS
a t th e Ha r o ld Cu r le y h o me th e
pa s t we e k , le f t f o r th e i r h o me o n
W ednesday mo r n in g .
Mr s .Ro b er t 1\¢1cConnaha,Ma r k
a n d Ma r y He le vi s i te d in Oma h aSun day \\ i th 1\ilrs.A lb e r t Sta ples
a t th e Me th od i s t hos pital.
whic h rather sllsconeerted than
pleased him.Ile wa s p rep are d f or
nrguments.exposlulntlons,Com-
plnlnls about expenses.lnstef ul ofthisJ oplin \\esthur_v listened
gravely .wi lh his sllr ewd ey es re-
Iiec iively nnrrowed.nodd ing his
head ln to ri !agreement.Indeed,
there wa s something very mu c h
aki n to r eli ef ln his man ne r.
Only one min or de tai l he wi sh ed
altered.Mr. 'I'ollI \er needed mo re
than a me re f our weeks of rest. he
mu st have eig ht we e k s - h i s rava-tion mo st c ontinu e n nlll th e I ori nul
|| |H|| | *nfln\l nf fha nhnvnh
| x \.u n ;n n u u | \. . . . . .. . _merely o Iemporrlry eompnnion l u
the pnrsnnnge.I l wu s Mzlrjory ,
the pretty twin ,who,slnc e th e
malrrluze of Hele n, and ln the atr-
seoee of Mi ri am.mu st reign a l
Imsloss.I !wa s a pleasant expert-
en ve f or Mnr jor y . nnr l s he to o k i t
seriously , superin tending the entire
orrnngelneni o f her fn th er '|ro o m
for th e y oun g mln laler. un d mere ly
perrnlttlmz Mins J enk ins to d u s tandsweep,an d Ginger to wa s h
the wind ows.All dur ing th e S atur day mo rni ng.
as their hands were husy wi t h
llmlr nlnnnnnt tnll.thee ch.u£!¢~d
Viola I-Ioltman spent; Wednesday' and Gene
evening with Magdalinc Scierks.LQESEH az
Mr .§\nd Mrs. John Echtenkamp lhgffd
u l Ar u n g w n spe n :bu n u a y eve»n i 'n z n t W m .Hn ltmnn s .
M iss Ma r th a H u m m g o f F o n -
tane lle sp en t W ednesday a t Hq r -
wny H a n u n f s .
Th e Fo nta ne lle L u th e r Le a gu e
m m r a m . . .qvn ntn u lm-th a i !
Ma th i ld a
M r .an d
da ug hter :
La r se n a
Mr . a w
. and mann
W i t h o u t T u b e s
Sp e a k e r o r
L e g s \\ | \ \ l | 6 I \ | \m o n t h l y m e e t i n g .
§ ' » n ~ n n |n n | | . n n f u n n I n a v ;* h ; R
at the A:and ML1A lwe e k
M rs.
nuu ul.u a u c l u x l u u l u \ . |G \»°""were Mrs.George Nxebnum
Ed Crocker.Mr.and Mrs.|
r l"I' an ve n mg me r e ." p i " m r s erowd attend ed tg e R O S E H I L L I T E M S
y o u n g people's me e ti n g a t li eChr is Ben son h o me Tue sd ay eve-Re lati ve s o f Mr s .D e t lu f W M F
ni n g ..called as her *e°m<a 599992 to he 11
-w » \ u \ ." .v s n n :y u u a u u"W e 've g o t things we ll In hand,
no w, an d whu\'8 left c an wa it un»tll we've moved over.I f u li ttle
rest wi ll d o hlrn good.a hlg restwill do mnn»_And tha t win h rirlnv
\ u \ .Y \ u . . - . . . .- v ," " 1 - _e a g e r l y o f t h i s s t r a n g e a n d u n e x -
p e c t e d b r e n k I n t h e e v e n t e n o r o f
t h e i r l i ve s .»"To o b a d He le n h a d to m ln i l.
:mid Glmzer.
W r n. Ho ltma n, Mi z. la nd lli r a. W m
W i lk e n i n g an d He len ,M r .an d
Mr s .J o h n Ec h be nka mp l r .an d
f a mi ly ,N o r m a a n d L e o a Ho l t-
ma n , Mr . a n d Mr s . A lb e r t L a a lte r ,
lrvih Ilnlfms an M r an d MtQ Hsu*-
W HEN you come in t6
see and hear this revo-
lutionary instmment you
Mr and Mrs Lars Rollnnd 1
Mrs Mnthilda Larsen and ClanOmaha Saturday where they
:ook her celebrate her =»»f"z<=°=f-ua urfue§Ely"ro`ii" f.,3I'¢.;"e;,;;;;'"=-i .Hgm very algmnca.lda rsa. to Mr.*End Mrs.Lou1s 3 :;*;::{ and if he ls well why, gogd.And sas' he wlil thlnk I um twenty»one.*'
left were Fnday evening V131 If nnt-whv.thnrn°n nn ha m "Well,remember he'a a pnnctvwill have an appreciation of whaf. Crosley, backecl by ~ ..... ........ ....... _-__
Mi s a C la r a Sc hweder spe th e
we e k e n d wi th h o me f o lk s a t F o n -
tane lle.
\v..-.......|r..n............-_|__|...--|4n ..|
f o r
vi s i t
th e
Roli.
g n
Th o r ,I o wa wh er e th ey wi i l
rei ati ves Th e y h a d spenf.
pa st t w o we ek s a t th e L a r s
and home.
md a y di n ne r gue.sts a t the
Ra s mu ss e n ho me in h o no r o f
o ' s b i r t h d a w e r e :M e s s r s .
\ l . . ¢ . . . l . . - . » » . . .A s 6 D a i n l l n n n a n d
J ohn Peterso nfs.
M r .a n d Mr s .Clarenc e Ha n s e n
of C o lle ge Vi ew, c a me Fr id a y e ve -
n i n g f o r a n e xte n d e d s ta y m t h i s
vic in ity .,,
W i ll Ha n se n a n d J o e J e ss e n lef t
Su n d a y f or 0 ' Ne i l, Ne b . exp e c ti n g
.|....-.»..-n TIFA.\nnm|¢|\r
d o n e "" lv ` " " " '" '" " "
A so mewha t c ry p tlc r emar k , bu twh en Eddy J uc kmm asked for ex»
Dlanatlon,J op lin 'W atbu ry w a l
nooe ommittal.
' 0 h .nothi ng --n othi ng a t all.
B u t I t a R006 to be prepared for
any nosslble emer z en c le s- b oth I n
er, and dou't waste y our good pow-»
de r o n h i m. "
" M r W estbury say s he ls a vera'
brllllant stud ent, very .""Suc h a d u mb name,Hi r a m, "
c omplnlped Ginger."\ \' ou ld n' t y o uJust. know his parents were Me tho -
di s ts ! "
years of practical research, has to offer.
For Crosley 31 is, first of all, a handsome table model;
Then, with the addition of legs, it becomes a/slender,
graceful console.
And think of it-only $55!legs, $5 extra.Type E
Dynaeone speaker, $18.l)0 extra.A
The set is nowered from voixr light socket.Housed
nu u lu s n u n mu u, W I I D wuulaun nl.vTe lb a sta , sp e nt th e we ek n d w i t h Ca r i
hoTllB f'?.!,'5"n..|.~
Mmr s .mm e r n a n u n g s p e n t b u n - :ur da y eve ni n g wi th Mr s .Geo rge
Str e ni e r .
ff|1.r¢ln i n l lm n n .nf \Dineln1.|..
'"'". '""""""'° """ |.|;\ clnu|| '""'w " '" """"""'i"""'°'*an r h_"an .B na o'clock they were areueuJumor, Clarence Long and Verron Saturday evening guestsmat gg;§»§1'1'L'iv.?3§r§"&'... as good an forylas arrival.Mlm;Jenkins,
and Clyde Madison of Omaha, a so John Peterson home were r.his word.He had the district su-thnroufrhly rehearsed in her wrt.Mr. and Mrs. Georze Rasmussen Mrs Will Rvan. MT. and Mrs._,__,_____,_____11...|.......n-.-...-.._,__,,,,, ,_,,,.,,,,¢ annlnfnlv In tha liv-|stint`§unl `§£"`ian}tln}§iZ'il§iil
rnan's.
Gllb e r t a n d Cly de L a llmn n c a ll-
ed at Wm. Hol[.man's Sunday morn
mg.
\.Extr ao r d in a r y S a le a t th e Fa s h -
i o n Cen ter th i s Th u r s d a y ,F r i d a y
an d Saturd ay .Si lk dresses i n
sizes 13 W 5 2 pr ic ed very spe c ial
an d Ge n e , Mr .a n d Mr s . Ro b Ra v
mu sa e n an d c hi ldr e n an d Ray mon d
Rasmu ssen.M r .an d Mr s .
Ro lla n d a n d c hildren we r e
noon g`\|est.s.
A n u m b e r o f f o l k s we r e
ta in e d S un d ay nf . th e L ar s
h o me i n h o n o r o f lva n ' s b i r th .
A d a i n ty lu n c h wa s served a t t h e
usual hour.Mrs. H. C. Rasmussen was hosl.~
L a r s
af te r-
en te r-
La r se n
day
ess Th u r a d y l Elb er o l' f f s a n s a n d s to ; s ma r t n e w 1 = ' e | ¢ \ g , , e m ln h d n o r J i § . " § n n . a n n i -
D e tlu f W u lf a n d Ha z e l,M r .a n d
Mr s . J o h n Ta y lor , Ch a r les Ru ss e ll
a n d Ma xi n e .Le s te r Ha n s e n an d Ha r r y Ne l-
son we r e F r e mo n t c allers Tues»
day mo m i n g .Mr . a n d Mrs. J e sse Ha nse n a ng!
Ge r ml d e s p e n t f r o m F r i d a y u n ti l
Mp n d a y eve ni n g at. L in c oln a n d
As hla nd .W h i le l n Li n c o ln they
ha d the p le as u r e o f g o in g thr o u g h
th e :new c a pi to l .b ui ld in g wi t h a
D a n y - o f f o lk th e gu id e wa s ta k -
pe-lntennent uu me |ung»nnnnne~=telephone by nlne o'c lor.~k the next
morning,an d upon statement o rth ei r needs,wu s gratltied by a
piec e o r ra re soon fortune.Th e
superlntendent hn d at lula disposal
A brilllnnt y oung rnlnlsler. a gradu-
ate of Drew Th eologic al txemlnu ry .
wh o ha d just returned f r o m a
y ear's sper lnl aludy l n England.
an d wu s eve n n o w n wn lllm:th e
conveulng of the c onferenc e for his
naalgnmeut.The pr nc tlc e In a c tive
mini stry wnuld be a ve ry tlne th ing
fo r h i m.nm]hn c nn ld be net-urod
N-...W ..¢. ..........-.,.,ln g ro o m wl th the Central Chris-
tlnn Arlrncnle.Ms r jo r y r e p n l r d
to h e r f n th e r ' s r on m to g lr e 1 lu t
de f t tnu c h to tn hle . to c n rtn ln l. to
th e fa ll of th e lac e bedspread.
Gi ng er . af te r me etin g th e po stma n
ha lf wa y d o wn th e lln z slo n e p a th ,
sta r ted tn th e nltlc wi th h e r ml! - L
sl: letter s . e ac h wlth n s mu ll h ar d
ruundnc ss ln one c orner.
Slx dimes were added to h e r
no n r d ln th e d n lr s tr u n k .Gi n ge r
shook th e tr un k affec tionately .
Two d ollar s an d f-lgh ty c ents no w.
in an atteéctive metal wée fiuisxed in hurled walnut
and decorated with white metal trim
Try it out in your home.We`ll gladly arrange for aireé five-daydezuonsnratign Jima étog. in-any
time scbu.
Hain priced at S288 lu all eolorslversary.Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Jen-I
and head sizes.39-11'
I~m.LsmE NEWS OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
Mr. and Mrs. Jen;Krogh spent
Monday evening at the Frank Lin-den home
R y -and Mrs.Hurry Paulsen,
sen of Los Angeles were afternoonandeveningguests.Other eve-ning gucsms included: Messrs: and
Mesdsm dEd Christensen and
family,Jensen and children,Richard Nelson and family, Peter
Iverson and Tessie, Jens SorensenWill Wulf and family, George RasmussenandGene,Peter Nielsen
nnd Andrew Johnson,also Mrs.Vic!/or Johnson and Phyllis,Tomph Hin un a -_s e n ml m? r i f f .l'.?5l?"'i.f3.§'f [Larsen of Omaha,and Raymond
ing through Monday afternaomlTheyspent a couple of days ln
Ashland visltinz Mrs. B. HastingsThe Rose Hill ¢hureh_ was nned
with relatives and friends who
came to pay Lhelr lust respects w
the remains of Mr. Georg? McCoy.
His children have the sympawy of
this community.
The Dress Store of Blair is the
Fuhlon Center.89-ul
Ir
l
nt n nnmlnnl " mire
lu the meantime, Mrs. W estbury
had telephoned the members of the
board,annou nc lng a spec lnl meet-in z to b e h eld th a t even in g , wh ic h
wa s a mere ma t te r o l rou ti ne l o
leg ali ze the a rra nge men t.tor . lop-
lln W estbury lmd already nent n
telegr nm t o Hlr u m Bn c k war th ,
n ln lln g t h e d e a lla o f hln proport-tlon.un d ha d revolved n o ac re pb
anne th at very afternoon.Hl r a m
Bu c k wo r th nro mlxed to n r r lve l u
Iled Th rus h o n tha a fte rno on tra ln.
o n Snturdny .ready to o lllc la te o n
th e Sabbath.an d requested th e m
to a rr a nlzr fo r h ln r o om a nd bo nr d
ln Re l! Th rus h, wlth the pn rso un ge
No t an very muc h.y et.bu t sti ll,
eonslderlog Lhe orlgln al outlay o f
thre e p ostage stump s, lt was do lng
ver y well.An d c er tmln ly , h tu d na lwu s g mwln g .Never o d ay pa ss ed
no w wlth o u t a t le a s t on e we lc ome
lette r fo r E. Tolllvc r . on e dlme f or
the h ome.B u t f o r a ll he r I mmer -
slnn In her gr n wln z fu nd .Gin ger
dld n o t ove r lo o k th e lmmwla te ln -
ler est o f th e nr rlva l o f Hl r a m
Ilqc kwo rth. W h ile :h o wou ld sc or n
to betra y a n u nd ue c u rlo slly abo ut
nny ma le creature.she dld fe el
th at a pre-knowledge o f his gen-eral appf-arnnce wo uld mu le !h e r
:r e a tly ln f n r mln g a n e s tlmn ta o t
his c harac ter.
Jenkins Tire and Battery Shop
l You're there with 8 ___.._ ....-.... ........ -...-,-Ihi mu le n.' 'n w c m S t a n o f Bl n lr | | un id-:f£r25f' %'.'7» ".¢¢.mB MW ? .~»i '» 1 " " i = £ "" ' m' ! ' ; i . r n n i w n ru h u m c u m .8°-1*
B l " ' ° " | § ' : "" h ° c h " " \ * ° ' G ° ' |h o m e ! / a n l ¢ | | f | . | n d ~F i l t h . h m
v.___. .. . ,L='§).J :(Q:._
P»u1'¢5d".§¥§m 'H
Telbnata neighborhood
arental Augustthep,
da evening.home Sun y
J e nn S or en se n, mc na ru Nelso n 11.mr p o f ~Pnu mtn nwn an d f81l1ilV.P é te r l -1 mmny. xr possible.|(Co ntinue d n ext wa ck)
Jnhlln \v»¢nm»~»nnnlldnvnd |h \ lvisitedntTimm,Sr.
rd Jensen
nebh Thomp
fand Mrs.
Nielsen and Juuu Petersen. also
M n .Kirby.Mr.and Mrs.A n
Mclnwah of Newark, N. J. were
also evening guests.They nrnv-
ed that evening and are staying
nt the parental,Peter Nielsen
home.
10 p0\\ndB pencneli- n pnunuu ulsugar. 2 cups of water.Peaches
cut in slices.Add to water ln the
preserving kettle.Cover and ¢00k
until soft, rtirrlng to zrevent stick
ing.Add sugar mn cook unlllthick and Jelly-like, then pack in
hot jars and seal.
n ',§;}iil~ui}1?T§"1U¢u}""§i¥5i¢;j ai.;
nenoned hh nnceem lo Eddy Jnck~
tgned to annnnnce hln progras toIM girls nl the pnnonnge.
"Yun see, by boarding lhlx Buck-
vrorlh chap, you can pay all ot yourexpenm lu uw vmnonggg.
ron with great gusto.Eddy hal-
Try the Fxshion Center Fix-si,
last and all the time.39-lt
The Coat Store of Blair isthe
Fashion Center.89-It
The Dress Store of Blair is the
Fashion Center.89-l¢
\n m m n r a n d m a n .apE1{£"sII=`nda`§"§'»-irh"ii2§§
son.
Mrs.Jens Clausen
=Bldr, Nebrukl; October FE iwYue Eight Q»= = r e a e =r e n m m g n a u u - » m §»sr a u l l l l u u m sz n grr-anship and spelling.Theeigl;h DANA COLLEGE NEWS NOTES Debating
snde will hnve_muslc on Monday'\Com.lnued from 9¢K¢ one)Qanfs debu squad has beenandWednesdayandvenmwhix>|.f Con-Nrjldly getting into #hype Those
and spelling on 1`u¢ldny, 'hlurghy 'The gime ended in favor o _ h going out for debate Una year are:
and Friday.The seven¢.h!g'rade;B§¥ l;I\d.lH alg3Z'°°\;_SW\;°"°\'°d wit g g n r o t h y ~Ev e l n I-risen,
t r " " S ~ ' : ° ° " ° i ; " W "rom e 'Izggs y na na mi zrv i n ~
ny an sn pen ans P '_and spelling on Monday and Wad! Interesting Program Given by the'H*"°!d Lafsfn-With :his Kl'°"P
nesday.|Luther League 'working their hardest,. Dana _1:n:\
Esther Fogdahl attended' services
at Trinity Lutheran church in
Omaha Sunday evening.
Mr. Sehriver Kloth visited with
Mends ln Omaha on Sunday.
Those wlp spent the week-end
at their homes were Miss Marie
Sierk, of Fon Calhoun and Miss
"°,¥'"Pr Q'¥°" Pf Herm-
'entartained a t a dinner S\md-nr
evening at their home.Their'
igueau were Dana stude nt: (mm
'Albert Lea,Minnesota.Mr.An-
ldersen is formerly of Alben Lea?
Guests included the Misses Lucille
Hanmen,`Francis Monensen, Leona
Nelnen, Edna Banda, and Mr. lrvlm
|Bondo..
.HL- .44-.}»~ih¢f1 lhem will bn sold lure you and others away from¢ \ u \ 1 n m 1 v r \ n v » \ w ~ ¢ n \l " l ¥ l ' l \ | " \u u r " w S [ E " I $ l 1 b ~ t h a . h i g h ¢ s r y o u r b h x i s t i n n d u t y .Be on your
.bidder for cash,at the west front guard.h§i';"';8§ferB'§°'m"§§'§; door of the courthouse,in the ."seek ye nm um kingdom of
. '... |Citv of Blair.in Wwxington God a.nd Hi|righteousness",isi
Devirmey am nlwvvs a anon,t bmah on the 9th day our Masters great anddote forl,Conn y, Ne ,g g h f Hgfgrgfn for of November, 1929, at the hour of worldly dlurements.
em m fr the ; nf '1;°; ten u'clock A. M.,the following Tm Junior B. Y. P, U. members:u f ',.?f'____f', *,j'§_°_,f'_ uescribed pea! es1ave,w-wit:|~yi}g ezmam mu parents at ai
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tolree will ne serveu num upehuement.They expect a large
n o n i - i f weather permits.
Mr. and Mn. Wm. Wulhern and
family were dldtors at the Rudolph
Kuhl home near Kennard Sunday
evening.
Last Monday evening Mr. and
M n .Wm.Vogt,Mr.and Mrs.
Frank Jahnel and Ethel, and Mr:
The east half of the Southeast
Quarter of Section Fifteen (15);
the Northeast Quarter of the
Northeut Quarter, the east hal!
of the northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter, the southwest
quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, and the swtheaat quarter of
section umnty-two l22i:the
south half od'the northwest
6:80 dinner at Lne church rnaayevening.The Juniors will show
you a good time.Be sure to come
with them.
Tolerance-Carlisle once wrote:
"The greatest of faults,I should
say is to be conscioua of none".
lt doesn't require a very big or
bni ny man to find fault with
others,but it does require a big
Last year on the local grounds!
Blair high eadly defeated Wahoo,
however, the Wahoo team has been.
strengthened this year and a great,
football battle is expected.
The time schedule is worked out
so that it coincides with the timeschedule of the Blair Senior highf
school.Therefore,it is possible
for Senior high teachers to teach
The Luther League held its sec-
'ond meeting Wednesday,Oct.9,
in the Dana College Auditorium.
The meeting,led by Cornelius
|l<lansen, was opened hy a hymn
after which Elmer Anderson led in
Scripture Reading and prayer.
The subject for the evening wa
......... .~._._.._
Iexpect to make a good record in
debate this year.
They have been having class de-
bates every week on local ques-
tions, and the textbook "Argumen-
tation and Debate"has nearlybeen complebed.Soon they will bel
ready to begn work on intercol-
\€&'lnle debate questions.
This year the team is preparing
nesioes ne !00tDall men,Mr.Miss Vail, the commercial teach»gmnl Iete en, Mr. Albert 0 lson,¢|nt Dana,visited Mins Pemar
Pr.run Bondo and Mr. MUYYBY Hutchinson at Lincoln Saturday,
eteraen attended the Khme 1\\'0ct er Sth.Lincoln Fnday.I Due to Rev.Nelserfs absence,
Mr. Ingward Qlsen was a guest Mr.Arnold Andersen conducted
of Mr. Joseph ,kioeller at Lincoln,the services Sunday morning a t
Neb.,Fnday and Saturday.Mr.the Dana chapelKjoeller is a student at Nebraska'Miss Othelia Nelxen and Mr.
University.'Peter Hauze visited friends ut;
and M n .Lars Petersen,Howard quarter of the southwest quar-xsd 0131 helped Mrs. A. W. M.;ter of section twenty~t.hree (23)i
ersen celebrate her birihday.the nortlxeastlqnarter,and theMr. and Mrs_ Alfred Svopersoni north M H f the northwest'
: n d Christine visited at Harry;quarter of seéti twenty-seven
Jnhrsnnh Monday evening,cele----¢....¢a.. ¢:.»~in\vlm\ birthdav.l. ~ ~ . '§ f1 .. .. °' E' !L f" $ ' J § i i 'I
man to discover the virtues of his
fellovwbeings.
Who profits when we find fault
with some one?How much su!-
fering is our fault-finding re-
sponsible for?three or four classes in senior high
schoql and one or two clauses in
junior high school.
Thig program is adapted to the
conditions that will exist. when the
high school pupils will move into
... , ,_L_,.__m=_..
a b o u t m e m i r a c l e s o x \4|\l'|5[,_
nold Andersen spoke about thu
healing of the blind man and
Marlnu§'l>iagedom spoke about th(
healing of the deaf man.
A violin solo was then rendereu
hv Miss Maria Rasmussen after
to pubiish a book similér 0 thfe Mr.and Mrs.rnolfl Andersen1Council B1u`?fB, Iowa, Su.n¢la§'-
one published last year, but have ..._
. . .._been unable to start yet, for the
__\:~.L _ _.~ ~~question has not been decjdeq.~éé
General News f
Dana has had many visitorslg l l 1 ' l I ' I I T '1 .r" I ""- - 1 l '~~t n c l y c 1 , 1 a j ,I i l l n l l -M r s .F r e d A n d e r s o n o f H € l l l N l n , |i n g t o n C o u n t y ;N e b r a s k a .|C H R I S T I A N C H
c a l l e d a t t h e A .W .P € ¢ ! ! 9 ? "h o m e ;S a i d s a l e w i l l i r e m a i n o p e n o n e A .J .j i a r g e t t ,1
l m M o n d a y .' h o u r .||
H r .a n d M r s .G u s K e m p c k e a n d f l n l m d n l n \ » € »N e b r a s k a t h i s m m e S c h o o l .1 0 : 0 0
me new nlzn 1icnuol Dunning.,IJ RC II Un d e r th i s pla n o f o r g a n iz a ti o n
Kastor th e sey enth,i g h th a n d n i n th
ésrhich the program was closed by me past week, and mnny |''
1 people have gone plloes
dwg Qhings loo... 'l'hege,.n h\l\\1>lD ]u nA f u g r t h e n r o r r a m .a b u s i n e s s and have
layve beea .m .
.:00 A. M.
6:30 p_M.
:30 P.M.
Wednesday,
sr. 7:30 p. m.
grades mu ne nausea "' wnar. "-nééi{.§` (453 i.@1a"a¢£.éhi¢h sQ=¢hn~.»-:.1 i u h I .skr~ as the o}I'heh ggeniormhlmhler Kloth was elected president
sem y room.g ,_school will hav;-its quarters in ¢he|J°"" Larsen, vice president; Edna
new building.In special nubjectsiH""sal'secretary and Ri ?Mor-
t nsen treasurer It was also vms u c h a s d o m e s t i c s c i e n c e ,p h y s x c a l l 1.'d E ~F o g d h l n u
8 Nt m i m n g a n d m u s i c a l l o f t h e s t u d - l e d t o s e n s e r a
a n t e n f h a t h 'l lh v n p n f n r a n d i u n i n r V i g g o P B t ¢ l S € l l t o t h i !S t l l l € l l t : =
an uicnics;:bt-tarathers,and social cIats of ~Rhonda.Mr. and Lira. A. A. Kron-16th day of October, 1g29_
b¢1'Z» Frances and Donald dr°'F to Charles Sundbldd, Guardian
'Omaha last.Sunday.The gnIs,of the estate of Elizabeth
Rho da llld Frances.had 1ll2il `Minhr=h:enlnrnmnei'.enI.. 304
Moming worship, 1]
Christian Endeavor,
Evening services, 7
Mid-week meetimr
r 'Miss Elma Olsen
.Ifrandsen of Sidney Let us care for the greaahmg ofMisaMyrtleH a n s e n ~eyes fitted for glasses.I '::§<}* frI r v i n B r o d e r s o n a n d M a r g a r e t c 0 x c R E G . a ° r | 0 N A 1 . u m m m c h 0 i } p » L ¢ u ¢ ¢ F r i d a ;
* ' l 3 i e r e l a m l O f F f f l l \ 0 1 l t w ' € l ¢S H I P '' '|.'_N e v f t l l ,P g g l g f ~~~
d a y e v e n i n g g u e s t s a t t h e A .W .D a y . ° L e t o u r w o r s h i n
P e t e r s e n h o m e .|H o w * a r e y o u e n j o y i n g y o u r b e a.r e n w i n g o f ~
U r a n d M r s .A l K f 0 ' ! 1 b ¢ | K B i l d n . . : a . .r".... ..o.~1 * l " !m n n v .l h a ¢¢-ul P h u ¥ 3 'n f h n r n "
q yovlll' car. Our service is promptMr._Earl Hansen, of 0'|1ah§l
a n
DP
mi thorough.We are equip~
rl wil '|\n |'|vr||-anno " f f n n ]
is F'icfelit.y
on th i s d a y
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" `' " ' "" " 3 " " " "" " ` ~ " " 5 " ' V o l u n t e e r R e t r e a t a t F r e mo n t Oc t.wa s th e gu es t o f Mr .Be n E nh i g h sc hools wall h a ve rec ltati on K12an d 13th.A f t e r transac ting.3k0 '»' one da y la s t we e k .~ l!l_ ~ .Few ~l: n i n a mi n n r halerinnunz Han mn h f i n u i MT. a n d l1P§.H R phfmsildan nl
Richard Petersen,Sunday.Mr.
Richard Petersen also had as his
guest over the week-end, Miss B.i
Marie Hansen, of Bancroft,Neb.
Mia.-r Hansen teaches at Homer.
Mr.and Mrs.William Hansen
of York, Neb., parents of Miss Idai
Hansen,spent the v:eek~end at
Dana.Miss Hansen's niece, MaryLee Zimmerman was also a guest'
At a supper picnic, given in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen,
Miss Ida Hansen and Miss Ruth
Rasmussen wem hosteaaea.
Mr. and Mrs. J.Curtis had as
their guests over the week nd,
Mr.and Mrs.S. Curtis of scam,
Bluffs, Nela. Mrs! Agnu and :laugh
ter of Denver, Colorado, were also'
guests.r
Mr. Cornelius Hansen and Miss
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ann tax vom wtufLet.us Correc t Y o u r F o o t
Ill! ! Na tur e ' s wa y
Th e r e is :ao Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Preserver,sty le p lu s
c o mf or t.Th e fo o t c o mfo r t
.sto re f orme n an d wo men.32
l U U l . U l l l l t l l l l l u u l l l v v| n 1 _f u i t n 1 _ - A L . . l l ; - . . . . .. . E l i B l H o l . l l l \ £ ' C |
'~ ugalié 0 "U u u y u u c a m a | u \ : ;a u ;" "n u n ` " "° ' ° " " " ° "0 I H C D .11.D 1 0 0 | D l | | |\»|CH.IIIl w l i l _"I1 ~ g . } } > g _ n ~ P e o p l e . a n d " . e n \ 0 I ' t h R Q Q W I p o r n o t o u w ~e v - i n [ 0 " f u h o o o n ~a f t e r n o o n V r h e ~ ~ C h a m a Gives
|m\I bunaa eveningson 1 y 'y -'lr. nd Mrs. Soren Wolamann
ind family spent Sunday at the
parental Wolsrnnnn home in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson and
dnildren attended the.birthday
ing.The pastor has found one
person in the parish ll once rec-ognized the man whose picture
appears on the outside of (he cov-
er (the Dr.Hivaile of the "First
n..""\ H 1.v-arnmnl ncnuxinlancc
ning »ervice to condder the SUNY und play n game of football with
:n'nh;"? ;;'l\; ';;u;';ts 'be ;| :3 m;thc high school ln that city.A Unique Concert
.. '.Blair Reserves Meet Defeligxehhgulgngggg €l'I{Z.2"'"" gw-L a n Thursday the Blair muh The Russian Cossack .Chorus
The Y. P. s . c . rs ; i s ta ki n: ~ s v w f°°=f===11 ~ » 2 ' " ¥ ° ~ L ' ? = ~ ~ . : : " § ' ° . : ° ' X ' i " " 2 ' ; . 2 . f
party of Mrs. Nelson's. father, A.:dl »§`§.¢"m'f§£{'£El»§£lo s a y o f
th e pa ri sh
succ essive
e fa mi ly .
ren ewe d a c tivi tie s.The S oc ie fjf is " " " ' m a m 0 1 ' ' " " "" " ' " a n " " 5 " 'u ....u _a n d the C r a i g boy s we r e vic tors;}_g;;§-=1;;_ 'g*°§§`£Z»5°g_§* 3`3Li.».,f;5e by the s c o re o f 18 4) .C r a i g ma d e
'.H ll o f he ir in ts i n th e f i rs t h a lfwh o a r e wmn e r s f o r th e "se c r et a t P0' A f t e r th B la i r reserves rec ov-p r i z e t 0 b e ~ ~ ~ ' ° " ' ? " f " I . . . . . . , ¢fnnuE uénrnx fvi n h i |i\u\."nn !
- » . n - - . q _ _-__ .-. .w r - - -Ho us e Fr i d a y even in g,Oc t.10th.
Th e audienc e hea rd on e o f th e
mo s t relna rk ah le per for man c es
le ve r g i ve n b y u c ho ral or ga ni z-
a ti o n i n I ? l n i r .
Christemnen near Washington, laat hi " " " ""~
Sn"Y-g M Alf i 'iv n At least two nen inrr u rs 113|`ogerno are madin daily thea m d ~ ~ a t A l K r o n -.__.,gm ..xmlkgé Sunday nfternfmu.| | | |n n a g t n L u B l u ,r l v l.|-- 'Ther ire worthir Guests, and \\rell|The lnterlneflillf §. s..¥""'IZI."`1 'l2.`l'|"¢-.I..`I§n'{.1¥iL ~ ..:;'.; I The liunian Canucks, all vet-§Hr . .a n d m m .b n n s u n n Annes*t T h ro r e 1 m m 'um t n ' r , __,____,_,_______________ _.rep ay acquaym nc e e pan r a o en m en'm o er s C m i sc oreless in th e ms t h, | f _e r a n a o f th e W o r ldsen and c hnfdren _spent §'1 '_' ""a t fi n d s a sp o r ti n g' d isp osi ti on amo ng ne xt S un d ay at 3 p . r n. at th e p a r- |~n l n :'i n th e tra d itio na l mi| =Var and clad
itary rrarb ofthe parental, Andersen nome.:iv th B'kThom who helped cole-tnme "'°'§.'l°i'.?.¢`"-`f~'.,.'.§`°§§;e`1.1»».° Guest oo
hi nh anniversary of John Voghtq Th |1 i 3 da._Sf- lust Sunday included Mr. unmking 'i f =§ u;;=5;m;;,,_>co;=;=,;°d
In William wulbefi undGfam(ily,|by Mtn.Klvrmi was well put on
nf. and Mrs. Wm.02'r F" pa a nd well zeceiwqed,Chelsea Whio
ford,Claire Nelson,Louis Ann-ihiulbern, Mr. and Mrs Louis Lu-i
-nw me fami ly.ro d,'redo 11 a J .1mr. and Mrs. Charles Reeh and hjmphm t§u£H"i§fr0§3ced ag
.Anna called at thedhome °g Henry Guest Book.|
Lnmrnern last Sun ay even ng,._Mr. and Mrs.Fredinand Wiese -=f'f°l'..1`,§f'..'ff"I`f.f.'\.,'fI'.9"L'§,f.'.Tf'..f".1".,
sonage.
"SPEEl)WAY" AT PARAMOUNT
¢......................
For the week of October 17, the
Omaha Paramount will present the
young popular venlatile acreen
stur, William Haines in his latest
L H B D i a n ': v. t 5 F r \ e 5 p x u l l l l b l :L u
reverse the scum when Craig high
plays them hem later in the season
Juniors Elect Class Officers
At a recent meetimr of the
Junior class in Blair High school
the followin class officers weres|elected for the coming school year:and mos: popular picture, "SP€°~'-President,A.Beekmann;Vice~
way".It is full of laughs, thnlla,President, Adolf Peterson;Secre-nnd r0l1r|nce--with William Hai:1~tary-Treasurer,F.lllatthiesen;es at lun belt.~'|Snonsor. Mins Buser.
'their native land, rang as if their;
'voices were musical instruments.i
"Their range was surprisingly brond|
-»-from almost the lowest limit of
audible vibrations to tenor notes
that were in soprano territory.
The general delivery of the sing-
ers was near perfection and the
clarity was unusual.-
The chorus has made tours all
over the world.They have re-
* . . . 2 . . . . . I . . n » \ n » \ = l : \ ¢ ~n i u n n n u n t n r l n u
:spent Sun day even in g a t the A l - I
f l e d Svogerson home.
vii\.un.\¢.*Ha r r y Swan son an d
f a mi ly la s t S u n d a y we r e :Mr . a n d
M r s .He n r y Jensen an d fa mily ,
M r a n d Mr s .Alb er t J ensen an d
f a m i l y ,Mr .an d Mr s .Ne ls Swa n -
xo a i n d f a r r li ly , I li r f a ml Mr s . A r -
th u r J e n s e n a n d f a mi ly ,M r .an d
Mn . A l b e r t N e l s o n an d fa mi ly .
ur. and Mrs.A. w. Petersen
.a n d f a mi ly a n d Mr . a n d Mrs . Ge o .
Bor de rs on o f Fr e mon t,we re Su n-
d a y di nn er gu es ts a t th e W a lte r
' W a c h t e r h o m e n e a r H e r m a n .
R H I T h n m n s n n a n d E d w a f t i c a l l -
t l l u l u u o u . u g n r t : s l l vu uu. s. .\ .u \. u "JM i s s I d a I I a . s e n n e x t S u n d a y
'rn or nin g.Th e as bo r is to h ave a
message he believes wi ll. b e fuu ml
he lp fu l.
Th e Ch un :Sc hool ha s been
n e wly arr ang ed ) i n classes sinc e
Pr o mo tio n ~ a n d t h e p u p i l s a r e
ge tti n g ac quainted wi th th e i r n e w
teachers.1
Th e me eti n g s o f th e y o u n g pen-
p le a t 6 o'cloc k Sunday eveninffr
are pr o vi n g o f real wo r th a n d
he lp and interest.Th e subjec tn
disc ussed havef to d o wi th li f e as
w e a r e f i n d i n i t ,a n d t h e d i s c u s -
|l l 1 .
I n " S p e e d wa y "y o u wi l l f i n d
J i m Ma c D on ald,pla y ed b y Er n e s t
To rr en c c , ve te ra n ra c e d ri ve r, who
ha s tr ie d fo r s i xte e n y e a r n to wi n
th e Indi anap oli s ra c e.He a r r i ve d
"r " " " l . - - . ,. _ . _ - _ .
S i x W e e k s Te s ts .|
Th e s i x we ek s tests wi ll be
g i ve n in a ll gr a d es s ho ve th e 4th
o n Th u r s d a y a n d Fr i d a y o f th i s
wi th his n e w c a r a n d mec hanic s,we ek .
Swed e :n r t na n W h i pp le , pla y e d by l A stu de n t wh o has hi s gra des
W i lli a m Ha i n e s, f r e s h b u t lova b le .ab ove 9 0 % .ha s th e vr i vile c e o f
Bill is a t go od mec ha nic , bi n loves c ho os ing the exam whic h he wi sh es
to "g ri c \ ni stan d" a nd ne ve r f i n i s h- = l° ta k e .
e v.»hg1 he starts..sa u me e ts P a t- i Stud e nts wh o ha ve a ll o f the ir
rigig Ma n n i n g ,a n aq i a tr i x'andi€¥3d*i'3 £lboV€ 85%U1\l'=l itll'(€ their
desp ite his eg o, i nte rests h er.She te s t i n the lowe s t s u b je c t.is th e gu es t o f L e e Be nn y ,mi l- i Stu d e nts h avi n g all the i r gr a d e s
lionairc sp or tn ma n an d J i ms r i va l ab ove 3 0 %mu s t T»~'\k@ th e te st i n
i n mc§.1£.Th e ve ar bef ore Le e tw o lo wes t subjec ts.A n y gra de
renc u n sc ugua uun ut. sunny }Jln\.\:n,h a vi n g rec eived gold me d a ls i n ;
Ita ly a nd a d i p lo ma i n J u g o S i a ni n i
f o r th ei r exc elle nt ren dition o f
mus ic a n d ar ti stic succ ess.~
Th e mu si c o f th e Russ ian Cos-
aac k c horus spoke es p e c i a lly - e f :
Ru ss ia 's g r i e f a n d o f th e anc ient
an d g ri m b e au ty o f h e r tr a d i ti o n s .
Th ey a lso s a ng c la s si c a l a n d pou-
u la r mu.=ic,inc lu di ng serenazlcs
fo lk lo re ,pr ay er s un d mi li ta r y
ma rc he s , wh i c h ma de a n a ttra c ti ve ]
pr o g r a m o f g r e a t va r i e ty .f
Th e direc tor,Sergie Sokoloii: E
sho wed th a t he haul gr e a t a b i li ty .
\Here's just a few
sPEc|ALs ~
BLUE co6§€ MARKET
f o r F RI DA Y a n d S A T URDA Y
Many more just as good
F C F d IaéliirEfiéfIgoastlb.-192
E B 3 ¥ ' T T " W & T ;:Y O U F R E Q U E NT L Y E
Hamas REMARK ~
"What a ~
pitiful sight lo 3
see young abil:~€
dren wearmg
glasses."There ~
canldn'l be any 1
more misguided
Tender Beef Shoulder
Steaklb.---
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more cause for
reel compassion
is the deplorable
condition ol
adults suffer-
ing from some
advanced optical
lnalady t h a t
might have been
easily prevented
il adjusted dur-
ing child life.
Optometrist
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Dr. Norman Rathmann
I
I Farmers Slate Bank Bldg.
Phone - Black 41
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Q m u Building
Let.us Correc t Y o u r F o o t
Ill! ! Na tur e ' s wa y
Th e r e is :ao Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Preserver,sty le p lu s
c o mf or t.Th e fo o t c o mfo r t
.sto re f orme n an d wo men.32
ann tax vom wtuf
MEAT is my business and I spend all
my time in buying and selling it.
[personally select all the beef for
my markets and am on the market
every day to see that you get GOOD
~a t £o u~¢'s/fp o s x i é / e Q/'i r¢ °s ,
Ru dy A n th on y
l ' l l ( ) N l ' I 2 6
Rudy Reeh in charge of the
Blue Goose Market
¢<1`}Ii` ~'iiL»'£ ~ home Sunday mans are Keen an a I r a n x.~---_.h a d wo n b y a n u m r tu c k a m'bd~l!fFh d8l "E"BYE f l a w an H m h u n nrr-nn mi n s I n th a (
lo w 8 0 %requ ires th e s'udent=»a s a mus ic a l lend er.He u s ed th e *Eta ke te s ts i n a ll su b je c ts .\-oices as he would play upon mu:~~ ,|
T h e r e p o r t c a n l s a r e i s \ ' = u e d o n i c a l i n s t r u m e n t s t o p r o d u c e m . 1 r \ - I I E
an\ \ r a ; | n n r { n \~f h i l f h q f s 9 1 0 1 1 3 ~E
.lhvluallfpMr . a n d Mr s . A lbe r t J e n se n a n d '
family we re Su nday gues ts o f 1\i rs.l
J enae rfn brother,Alb er t Ne lso n .
Mi n s E r m a Nielsen spent Fr i -
¢llly ni gh t a t th e ho me o f .Mi sa
V i o i n Ne ls on ne ar Or u rn .~
Sun day di nn er gue;sts a t th e J . .
W .Nie ls en h o me we re :hi r .and
f o r F n d a y n i g h ts , a n d a r e a mo s tilnp o rtun t sec tion o l ou r cI1;1..
p ! 0 ; l a m .Thi;rehear.:als ar e o f
real music al nine to those Wh(
ta ke ad va n ta g o f th e m ilzlrl he lp
ma k e this i m o r ta n t' e o n tr i b u ti o n
tn the pub lic W o rsh ip.
Th e o l. l fas hio ned "s oc i able" for
l i n .n u u n n " n f l i n n n n n n n r f l u ;n l n n n l :
U v v u v u v " __ - . .. . . .- . ._--I e n d W i l l i a m H a i n e s ,w h o f a k e d
ey e tro u b le to le t th e old ma n f u l-
mi h i s a mb i ti o n , f i n a lly L a k e s th e
wh ee l o f th e r ac i ng c u r a n d mak e
good.Su p p o rti n g W i lli a m Ha i ne s ar e
An i ta Pa g e, Er n es t Te rr e nc e , K ar l
Da ne , J o hn Mi lja n ,Eu ge ni e BBS.;-
2-v n ~;\|»»w\..».\...\,.....5
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I t 1 " \ 1 A x r *" l " ' l r r *x ' r n r 'HE
SUNDAY
MONDAY and TUESDAY
SUNDAY 1\1A'rlNEE
ALL TALKlN.G
Sue Cfvrzll und Dawiri Ru||i|1~ in
=\~ I , .¢_~.y."
The Home of Perfect Talking Pictures
DCT.K8 TO OCT. 24-
F R I D A Y a n d § A T.an d SA T.M A T I N E E
AH 'l`x\!kim: )I|»\'i0Ion|= I):~\mn
"PLEASURE CRAZED"
Talking (lang Comedy "SMALL FOLKS" and NEVVS
\ l ¢ C | | | \ : | |n u n q u l u c u U 1 u n :\ . u u \ \ . nM m .J .F . .~ § " " " " . § " ° i ~ § , i ' " ' . i ~a n d p a r i s h l z i o l ;F r i d a y e v e n i n g a t
o f B e n s o n ,1 r .a n . ....|.|.M t h e h o s p m t a h l e M u r d o c h h o m e w a sV m n e y " M f a m i l y ,M r .* m f *r s . | n v e r v r e n t u c c e s s a n d a m o s t
A n d r e w N 1 e ¥ s ~ e n a n d f o m l l y o f |1 h ° f ~ §~d
._: P i g t o c c m o n ,u n w a s e n -W o o d S D .a n d M r s .l u t e N l e l f j o y e d b y a h p u s e f u l o f f r i e - i d s .
C l e v e r g a m e #b r o k e d o w n u l l
fo r ma lity ,the best o f fe llo wsh i p
pqavailed,an d the re fz es hmems
we re ju st en ou gh an d l0 0 %fine.
f l " L . .a' . . .. . A .A L - ;. . . . . \ . . . . l . .». . ». . . . . . . . . . l . |.
gen..I n th e af ternoon.Mr .an d
Mr s . Ma r c u s Bec k a nd fa mi ly a n d *
Airs.A n n a Bec k joined th e visit-
mil..A n d r e w Nielsen and f h mi ly , p f
crer and Polly Moran.
On the same progrnm with
"Speedway"thd Paramount pr:
nenlu Al Morey and Hi alloys in
(he New York Publix S ge Pro-\
ducminn,"Circus Cabaret".Feat-1
ured in this production are Walzer
and D ,the inimitable comed
ians;alter and Betty Redick,'
\wrld's nemliest.dancers;Fink
HE
Vlaod, S. D. visiu-:I Saturday iipght
and' Sunday al the lame o f Mr.
Nielselfx brother,J.W. Nielsen
and fmdly.
m:AcmjU1. HILL
There will be a Hnllu\\~e'en pro-
gram and ice cream social at the
Peaceful Hill school Fdday,Oct.
25. at 8 o'clock.
Mr.and Mrs. Oltn Voss and
fnmily and Mr.and Mrs.John
Wrich were among those who av,-
tnndml the dance at the German
hnll Sunday night.Mins Verna Kuhr spent last
wvek in Omalu visiting al.the
Hans Nelson home.
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l m :L H C L l . u i . i l .n u u u l l y : s e e
vant to Ihave u '\ti! a late hc
evidence th a t g th e idea ' l
Ne sha il wa n t mo r e suc h
h e wi nter .
B.. \1 "llS l`C H U R C H
L. J. J»Eorn»1. Pastor
Sund ay Sc h ool, 10 :00 A.
Morning:W orshin.11:00
J u ni o r H. Y. P .Ly " 3:30 l
Eve nin g ser vic e, 7: 30 P.
Pray er meeting W ednesc ia
M.
Atten d an r e a t a ll servic e
m la st S un da y e xc ep t th e 1
.1rvice.l e t liz str ive tc
his :1 go od servic e through
einter.Come ea c h time an
I
m u u L l
itll wa s
riic kedk
du r i n g
M .
A .M .
P. M.
M.
ly 8 : 0 0
-s g o w!
:ve n i n z
1 ma k e
o u t th e
ri brine
Hnr|Ay e rs,ro ller s k ater s :le lu xe ;
Ve r a V a n, the swe e th e a rt of s on g ;
a n d th e Fo ster Gir is,c h ampi on s
o f th e trapese.
He r bi e K o c h, th e fe a tu r e o r ga n -
ist a t th e Pa r a mou n t,wi ll of fe r
a n o r g a n n o ve lty th a t h e li n e d u p
i n Ne w Y o r k f o r a tw o w e e k s v g -
c ati on.
B L A I R l'I ..A YS I- W E N G A M E
(C o n ti n u ed f r o m pa g e o n e )
f o r aver aged pu p ils to en te r th e
"C " c las se s.
Un d e r th e n e w c lassif ic ation i n
o r d e r to b e a n " A " g r a d e s tu d e n t,
a ll gr ad es mu s t be ab ove 8 5 % .
Stud en ts ave r ag i n g be lo w th i s
l1 n n dn n |nl*n nlnnnrf i n H19 " R "
~ f'~|'W
,@#S=¢gr 'f~\_ ~ONG(-ifnm.. tw
No'r|cE
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nmeb ody wi t h y ou.Re me mb e r sec tions, suc h as B~1 and B-2, etc .
th a t w e a n ! i vi n g i n a n a r e wh P n Th e n e w d a i ly p r o g r a m also
the re ar e ma n y th i ng s th a t wi ll n a k e s pro vi sio ns f o r mu si c ,pen»
No'r|cE
.|¢¢:|:a |
nmeb ody wi t h y ou.Re me mb e r sec tions, suc h as B~1 and B-2, etc .
th a t w e a n ! i vi n g i n a n a r e wh P n Th e n e w d a i ly p r o g r a m also
the re ar e ma n y th i ng s th a t wi ll n a k e s pro vi sio ns f o r mu si c ,pen»
No'r|cE
.|¢¢:|:a |
nmeb ody wi t h y ou.Re me mb e r sec tions, suc h as B~1 and B-2, etc .
th a t w e a n ! i vi n g i n a n a r e wh P n Th e n e w d a i ly p r o g r a m also
the re ar e ma n y th i ng s th a t wi ll n a k e s pro vi sio ns f o r mu si c ,pen»
Mr. And Mrs. Hans Nelson and'
little son,Peter spent the week-t
rm! at the Herman Kuhr home.i t
No'r|cE
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nmeb ody wi t h y ou.Re me mb e r sec tions, suc h as B~1 and B-2, etc .
th a t w e a n ! i vi n g i n a n a r e wh P n Th e n e w d a i ly p r o g r a m also
the re ar e ma n y th i ng s th a t wi ll n a k e s pro vi sio ns f o r mu si c ,pen», n
WEDN ESDAY and THURSDA Y
A L L T A L K I N G ,
Renae Lnve in
Shewas dxqfifth
Repair Work
Let us do your Repair W ork.W e can do it
Quickly and Efficiently for we have a completely
Equipped Shop.
N w is the time to prepare your car for0winter.Let us Reline your Brakes
Overhaul your Generator
I .11 -1
J."} ; .'f*""'? ~N -, U
a ; : » ;~? y ~ g ¢ i > s e r o = ¢ ' é ~~
I- H .3l '" 1 'a f ' < f 5 ~ 'u l l ~~
Plus aus EDWARDS |~z|=\|Ew AND min s
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
ALL 'rALK|Nc;,
Benn' Lnvé in
$llewas tllqfifg'
I 3
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0 ~1 J '" .m ~
f 'E ;~J " \ 0 l J i e t é » m e '
» . * l f ~ . " " »* , - » , \. 1 1 . 5 " _ ; ~ ~ J ' \ r ' { L ¢ . t | t : , 3 1 F . ; | , r c Q ,
Plu s a us ED W AR DS r zh v u e w AND Ne w s
¢@»fi§h:g }lEi\l ~ s p é r t |
vw \\¢'¢\f-Fnrl at. the parental, H
C. Kuhr homel-larry Kahnk about Sunday at
: n e August Aan m:nomo.l i n . R . G .W ieae visited Peace-
f u l Hi ll sc hool 'Tuealday afternoon
Hi n a C h i r e Ne lso n a n d T o m my
W ilki ns on visited a t th e H .C.We have another car ofKqhr home Tuesday vening.|
lr. a nd Mrs. .W1h: H.\'\s1~n andc h i d r e n s p e n t ~ a !0 m a r W o n d e r F l o u r
the August Knhnk home.I
xcmcr: oF'cu.umuN's s,u.E on track
Special Price from the carHenry Marche, Blair,Neb.
Jul..A.Hs'{enzie.440 Peters é n e r y S n r / 5 'm q z a r a n f r r r fTrust Bhlg., Omaha, Neb
n \ w : n v \ x .
Repair Work
Let us do your Repair W ork.W e can do it
Quickly and Efficiently for we have a completely
Equipped Shop.
N is the time to prepare your car forO w winter.Let us Reline your Brakes
Overhaul your Generator
Overhaul your Motor
@¢// Z'/»for Kga fim afes
Phone 32|
Martin Wortman Garage
East W ashington Street
. . . . . . . . . . _ . - -i
nl THE m srm cr COURT 0|-'DOUGLAS COUNTY,Ns s m s - |A S K ~
K A.In the mahef of the app!!-i
ati on of Chula:bln! Gund-o; m2 ' ; ; = ~ ; ' ; , ; f ° * ` € ' - , , } , ', , _ , I N o r t h S l d e S t o r e a n d
En-n~.Notice is hereby given. :hw i ni
pununna of an order ol the Hon-
nrablr Irvin Sulmnster, Judge of
(he Dlslrict Court of.Douglas
Cvwifv.Nrhrnlrn.made nw Nw
'lst d u of December.1928,for §
di! :ale of the real estate herein-A
Quality Market ».3;"€»i»%T\'fie,|
HN')P h o n e 7 5 - I I 3
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