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WASH INGTONBLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
Fmmihe Garden Spot ol Nebralkl-Pnblhhed W¢¢U!by .mm A.Rhonda NUMBER 40BLAIR,NEBRASKA,OCTOBER 24.1929VOLUMEXXXIII Wuhlnlim Ommly.§hblcr'lptian Price.$I.5U.per.Yur. Single Oupy,5¢.
HAVE Frm;TRIP
Mr.and Mrs.Mermc Cook who
were rccemly married,returned
lan Thursday from a two weeks
honeymoon trip.They were mar»ried in Omaha Oct. 8 and left lm
mediately for the Ozark Moun
tains.From there they drove to
Eureka Snrinn.Ark.and then to
SL Louis where they spent a short
Lime with relati\es_They also
visited relatives at Sedalia,Mo.
On Thursday and I Hday eveningsalargenumberoffriends
gathered at the home of Mrs.
Cooks parents Mr.and Mrs.Lud
wig Jensen south of Blair to extendbest wishes to the newlyweds.
Those present were entertained rztcardsandmusicafterwhich
~freshmenwere servedi
Mr.and Mrs.Cook will reside
near Arlington.
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The PilotTribune editor
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fair board sho ld publish the
Iiat of premiu .He is nodoubtrightinhis.If the
fair baud a pts public
money the reports should
be published.We believe in
taking the public into full
confidence whether it be a
report an 1 bHdge celebra
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FORMER BLAIR
Gml.HONORED
0 Dr.Nora lay Fairchild of Oma
C t t ha who was eleded Friday no s~~~felowship in the American Col
Blair
Sh
One Hundred
of Corn We
Thineen (1~
tries Made G
6000 CRO
Horse Show
Twelve Tea
and Eleven 3
rm Blair C
dustrial llxpasi
last fek Thu
Saturday was 1
to the effons
1:mley C~npler ~.ner~
tain District Convention.Mem
bers from Six Chapters Present
6:30 Dinner Served.
Worthy Gnnd Mntron and Other
Gnnd Officers of Stlte Were
Entertnined is Honor Guests.
McKinley Cnapter, Order of East
ern Star ot Blair,entertained the
other Gve chapters in the district
at a district social meetlnz held
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office at Blair.
The exact location is not known.
Howeigr iz is approximately five
miles norm of West Point Nob..A large delegation from Wash
SOCIAL EVENING ENJOYED inglnn county will likely attend
this contest as Wasl\ing.on county
will be there with two contest
ants.The roads are graveled the
entire distance which makes tra
iwl easy in any weather.
Co.Represented
ltge of Surgeons is one of 50
wumen members out of a total
imernational membership of 9000Themare100membersinNe
braska 45 of whom are in Omaha.
Dr.Fairchild is a graduate of
Wesleyan college at Lincoln amd
the Nebraska colleire of medicineOmxhh.
The above clipped from theOmahaHeewillbegoodnewsto
many Washington county peopleasMissFairchildisaWxmhirngton
coufity product having been reared
to.womanhood on a farm nearKennardandforanumberof
years taught very successfully in
the schools of the county.
0. E. S. Dist.§
Meehné
STATE nusxlxcCONTEST NOV.12
The Nebraska State Corn Husk
ing Cbntest will be held in CunningbountythisfallanNovember12
:according on infomation received
Farm.Income
Half Billion
1929 Crops lo Exceed in Value the
1928 Crops.Wheat Leads Grain
wi¢\\1 Total nl S60,985,W0.00.
Bumper Year.
CORN IS A CLOSE sscoxn
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Mnrkeled
Aliwunts to $238350 or Over
Hull the Entire Income.
Nebraska?:ross farm incomé
for 1929 will approximate $459
970000 marking another banner
year for the state.according tn a
Champs to Vie for State Entered in mlmlluskiru:Title.Finals lo be Held sen.Hbme Indus\\|.sl Point Cumim;County :od DisplayNovember12th
THIS <01xTv Rfzmu»:s1»:NTr:o
in the State Will ljpigold Hon fule Teams Flxmvrn
urs For Washington County
huakini champions are expected
to take part in the annual Nebras
ka championship husking conteft
SJUYQ
of County AgentnearWestPointon5|ovemDt:l LZ 4 ~~it vrras announced at Lincoln Sat|b f1~_Q feel that en
_...l..publncaty as only hee;
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:a;»1;.;§;;n:w;;;i.§Muirnn vu Ulalc 1 l ug:g|||I
u Beatrice Ireland and Wonhy Pat
~~rnn 0.M.Ireland presided.Mlny \\ul\ing1m\County Tench
C The 3 5;=;;»=~NR ~ers Represented on Slate Tench
nig e am erman .~At ~houn.and Arlington .nk a fairl fj*.f§f=f=§{._ . f
~announced Sntunlay by J.M.Gil
lan secretary of the agriculturalcommitteeof the chamber of corn
merce.The 1029 preliminary estimnlf
reported by Gillan places the Ne
DanaCollege
StudentDoings
George Bates ably ansisled byJohnR.Aye the lat!/:r havingmsistedinmorecornshowsthan
any man in Blair.
The plans were well made and
as carefully cnrrieé out _ami early
unluy.
(lvntests atv being arranged in
27 counties and more are expecv
4d to hold county husking bees;
and entrr their champions in the;
faith with the public.
as 4 a n Q U a I an 4 Inas
IAm ILY ms NEB """imp ésemad¢n "present from!ununn ucr.uu|1\0v.lst sc znn br§skz farmers profits for the
each Chapter..~.year but $230000 behind those ofPresent11\re¢|Th.honored mxesu who were LANDS POLITILAL PLUMS 1928.when :xnnrecedenbed nros
Wednesday farmers begun to hripgDrive[king Mille far Larger En.in their displayg of com which
rollment.Personnl Mcnlinn of wferg to be eltered lgr the show:md
Sure meet.1ThechampionshipofNebmlug Mrs.P.IK;Nelson very pleasI
will 5 decided on the Ben Sta;pu:\tl?enherta|ned |1€r children and
farm five miies nonh of Westlfmh last Sunday at hgr home
Point.In will bc sponsored by the on west South strveet.A wonder
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Lind Reldrr to
Act Dram:Entitled lI1e~Fool
on Tuesday Evening October 29
.nt DonnCollege.
5 SlICONI)LYCEUM NUMBER
pmaent were Mrs.Bessie Tully of
Hastings who is Worthy Gram!
Matron of Nebraska.Mrs.Grace
Alanis and Mrs.Anna V.Peterson
of Omaha past Worthy Grand
Politics enters into teachers aasociationsaswellasinanyother
organizations and log rolling and
political wire pulling is often ex
1 ceptionally strong.
parity bulged the sock of Nebras~
ka agriculture with crisp curmncyLivestockagainwillnotthe
farmer his largest profit accord
ing to the Glllan report which
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Sludenll.The Football Team in
Being Given Intensive Training.
THE NEXT GAME AT WAH00
Raxhmnnns Gmag! became n sceneofactivhy.All day Thursday
goud crowds were in attendance
and on riday the farmers surprisedewryonebybringingin
A A 1......a..l unn|||w en...Ill]amaze:pltpunsu am:nc:cu ungyJ\ || .\ .| \..W C y 3.pp).f d f..\...........Q ¢|O C #
A drive is buing made for newstudents for the winter :erm and
their teams to #Antler the
show parhde.The winners on the corn ea
ho:
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f ]p.d100.§f_§.~l....Mfhirs.Herman Kuhr and family of
ma:u§l.vZ1.1iI.§.TL}um city u|year ¢.Cm §1§..|Tf}2§I
ako I md officer.beirut Gr¢n¢l!fflfffff._ff.2!_.f.ff .lf sheen.mi
»)Looouuu|.n.r Wu:uc uc
sale of cattle huge and
are is yet a possibility
dy g Q é b 9
¥llI.loIl8l C0rIlIturlullpr |.:u||\L:.||.\.v_Z ..Th 11 tional contest 2;;_;;d g.;near plu_eIHan}+en and family of Blast Mr.
City M0 and Mrs.Howard Wood\\ard and
Aéditic:ml prizes of $I00 .illll!Yllly of Blanr Mr.and Mrs.Geo.
Kennard Mr and Mrs ll I M.
.1::..1...a »»nnuv _.;.nnnfllkf Nelson of Blair Mr.and Mr.a
acculltl lyceum llumuer \sented at DanaColleée,Walter C.Gran Minnea
ing Channing Pollocks
Mr.Gran himself risen
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when Mr.
polis :end
The Fool
.above the
and intent
lt.endowes
that made
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d f \||.\|...a or s Y State Teachers Association toAsiaothirtydinnerwasserved
in the dining room by the ladies
of the Congregational church and
around one hundred guests were
present.
McKinley chapter opened and
closed their chapter and the re»
which district this county belongs
should sit up and take notice
that Washington county was on
the map.So a little conspiring
a little wire pulling a little swappinshereandthereendedwith
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that this figure may be raised con
siderably.before Jan.1 in the
opinion oi Gillan who explained
that price fluctuations in the oat
tle market may carry the total for
the year above the 1928 figure.
Wheat again takes the lead as
the Nebraska reapers most profit
un intensive advertising campaign
is being carried on in Nebraska.
and Iowa for this purpose.Misses Marie Sierck Dagmar
Oleson and Gene Larsen spent the
weelcend at the homes of their
ptll€I|f8.
Amonmthose who attended the
ur ze sa follows:
lst
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Large Yellow Corn
Harry Seltz De Soto
3rd Hugo Kruse Ft.Calhoun
4th Grant Lage Ft.Calhoun
5thAdolph Ayler Ft Calhou
~Kruje Ft._Call_\oHn
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runIlipr(guuurs :\|.u|.t \.Ull|.l.P|I ....been mlogmtel fm the West Point!
rprnhuskinwg.I~1uch contemtant wiki
husk for 1 hour and 20 minutes.
i\..\...LI.........:|l L..mafia far \nhllctf.l;|
It.wa$~regreted ~uni ||||;{llEII|IU lurgtl.reuu
Ir.and Mrs.A S_Sw!m.t of roundlngs and see in
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mission meetings at Fremont last nhHerman Steen rn.Lfillna
Sunday were Viggo Petersen sth Gl0\€|Wilkins Kcnnanl
»0l.IDlK were uname in ue prea 17 f;~I Musical 3¢lB¢f.i0B8 and readings ._..._._.....cu ____d h d ff iri hni..f Zluntterid in Si §?f0§20 ff={fL from members of the various chap~333;ag:Srinuif loble hiushi....in the footte 4 of Chdqt ters were enjoyed and talks were s P¢n en |is lffeslfen5I())uDAi .\Ill.R1ROt)l\Ll.B ~P made by the honored gueati.of the association.She will direct
r .A 4 1|the zlestinies of the teachers pruTheMondayAfternoonClubmet:.ff2Cf.Q.fjf1.f.T..1.§?£!rSIY»;?¢»?;~f gram for the .year 1929.
this source.Hut for u disastrous
short period of low prices when a
portion of the huge wheat.cropwasfloodingthemarketthere
turns frorn the wheat erup would
L..Mnuidnrnhlv hiohnr Gilinn dr
Henry Ilanmn George Robertsen urn :colnnu irimlm man
Clifford Madsen and Esther John loth~C.B.N e\\.n|un F;Calhoun
son.Mr.Robertson favored those _lHf White Va ety
who attended the nicetinge with a §ff.ii%rli<K £~¢énifigguf._.ru .l .f ?. .f f f..fQ.»fff1f5.irsflz char1eg Waltz Fr.Calhoun
ll£(lLlCLlu||:i vnu uc luuuc lun Nuuv
left on the ears and for corn left
in the field.I
The winner will bé the mum who
hlzuiks the yxreutest net amount.of
corn in the two hours.Civan huskQ
ing :mtl speed wil!be the two far:
tom in the contest.
Joe Sudik of Colon Saunders
county won the Nebrawka churn:
piunship last year._Otto Sonenson;
of Blaif Washington county fin
.ished sa:coml.Sudik finished sixth
in the.national cufltvat and SorenZ
x011 nluceci fourth.
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lclober 21 mm Mn.ma sen._here was the usual large attend
nce and interest.
Mn. Chris Be-mlurf gave an In-
fresting report on American
lumoliall and Mn.Ed Stevens
lllolred with Selections from
meth.an Humernu=bury nrtielea
ning well repaml and entertain
nglg preae.\\..\..||..g /
l\|Jvru:an aunau \..b\...vu 1 H Superintendent [)V Massey ofStIcIthoodthL§fg.iJ.ET thee tsree MSMIZ the Blau Cnty Schools will preside
at elementary edu4:a!fon meetinghomesinthestate.on Th d|||.At the close of the meethg the rw Bn:f ..Pf f
ur \u|l|\.|arn;nelated..1~.rm|fff 5 .f <1 §;§41hGrant.111192 FL CalhounPeterbentoo:sc an rave:su1~_c.B.hiehréns Fr.CalhounInestimatingreturnsfrom:;to Bancroft Sunday rnornmg tn.96day
YellownutsbarleyaifalfaandhayGI._h ddd0SfpS§f.f..ff |\|p S S
\ywmlnu- Grand Matron ws ure-FE"'FF "'¢".'1'€'!""'°"'"" f"°|Q-QQ.-... an one-follrfh the anus |--,j§1:":_°;1:;;:";;_';;'°;';';;;_";__;_";;_;and-norm Smith Biair
~~Q 1 h hate section on Fnduy.
222.ti1eriftaof\i ~glapn lfsp Mr.Harold White principal of
making the district as a srniii the :lunior high school will actm
token of their affection and ap v§;j=<f of the mathematics secpreciation.tl
...1 Mr.l\£nuveth C.Dc Graff supBcmdtsthechaptersmontlonu.|..._......|....._........uw.;ervrsor of music m the Blair city.
value of the entire crop in the
state as the remainder of thusv.
crops are ufaed :IS .farm fodder
and any income cicriifcvl thercfrorr
is hown in the livestock !€polt:~
Phe cumplctr preliminary fam
21_......|¢:n\nlnf|.\\fjlhan fni.
VIEW 1:s \|mu||g u|.u¢u|u u:|nu 1 .1weck~end.Miss Johnson wnsg3d I 3 K »M.Calhoun
formerly a student at thc College 4thC.~Mehrens Ft.Calhoun
and has been renewing oidac (Ubntmlled 3 vase.eight]
quaintances.1 1 \_Dana wa.i well representtcfl at 1 ANNOUl\LI.!»lEI\T
h.the Corn Show hi?a.~:tt 1..I wish tn sinnmlnrm that I have
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me unun meets uct.2:6 wnnfraA.C.Debel nt which |.i:m
ne Dunn College faculty will lu
uests uf the Club.
There will be special muzfic and
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|d \pad.in the coming state contest
provided they win .their county
cnntestsThe countivs which have :1|~
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Ford garage.It.was built aroqnel
the central theme Why Come 10
Dana.By the pictures and othel
things displayed ne could readilySeethatitwoulnibeworthwhile
been appointed as n represvntzxtiw
for the famous Belle City line oi
tractor mounted Corn Pickerzv.the
only com picker on the market :ll
present.that can be successfully
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\IIl»l{Q GRAN ... 9 approved high schoois.lllI{MEI{_(0UNl\\v()}|\N to get an educzltion atr..I{)R{lI P.\Rl\I Mr Wiflxfnn Ilnmznn n tnnrhnr Jw¥l 1\nn1frl.u u»...1 nln\Ll¥\A\Rev.Magnusscn and
U3 .fbperated over hilly ground and
son ¢|there will be as public corn picking1."I\Iim..Od 2>:,Vlmrles Krull
mn.ininim:Pauli 1 on .the vast:PopColn ls I1 §F £e>~ and ==f={Pw»f»».~.Q 11 k ag;f;.;;;.;;1;;»;;;;;;nf;5;;;~~~~Audubofl ~\\elI:yisilorff
~:y i.L;.o =fl af n:in .IL ls f *a;~gfb . re f College will read a science paper Thr*eightvlhiral hirth nunivers thc (f0¢:;.;¢.!Blomlay mosolxng.B C §1L31 .ri».wi £§..1m§.§T 5 us E.L»I1»:to alt::\ea thr {I|till@d Stimulation of Life in ln of \lr».Flirabelh Michuelso Their :md brother Philip |1vmor:I 0_a :1 n _*....lg ~the religious life of the commonirniddlc of the munthycan dare be tho Laboratory was cclciaruted Wo¢ines\lu5 Oct.1|J9 l B h l hnre.
.\\|§r.u: ||aln I|nrr11un nf *ha lllrnh 4 al. 1»..¢\.~\A ni lnnr annn|\rl:|n¢rhTPf l{{.|.|\(v J01i£C|l¢4lrll Elllll
~demonstrotixm by represvntativvn
of the Belle City Manuf acturing
Co.at the U.E.Baxter form 8
miles northwest of Blair on Mon
day.October 28 at 1:30 n. m.You
~Def.3l|,Stanley Kracl
farm, six miles oust and two miles
north of Schuyler;Cumimz.Ogt.29 A.Bi.Dnnieln farm.north
\\|St of llancmft:Dakota Oct.30;ltashington lount}Mon Makes
Fmntier.Oct.29 or 31.Hayes Oct
28 William Tidymon farm Fix
miles rnxt of White;Holt Nov.2;
l.onco.=t\r.Oct.26 Fred Weilncel
form.f\I.lI miles east of Lincoln;
Otoe No.2 .Iolm 2\ieC;nthy farm.
seven miles north ol Nebras=kt
Popcorn .\Specialty.Sells
Produce i n Umnha.Harmon
White Pearl Popcorn Wins.
}.|R5|PRIZE cons Ol &iI.tTl1
C.F.Harmon who now owns
ity.
The reading is an example of
what an inspired interpreter ot the
drama can do without props.No
need for elaborate stage mttings
to create an illusion.No need for
colored lighte and muiiic for the
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(it}I l!:1tl.0 Oct.22;Sz\u1|\leli=;;mi zesiilen on the old Sum ilouvier /Oct.29:Thayer Oct.30 or Nov.1.place south of Bioir has haul C B d
near i)o\eiport;Thurston \0<leight men for the past lln(\~
~22;Chester licflees farm between weeks honking his popcorn and
fMacyandWulthil#Washington.has three week;more of huskingaf ~~
~Oct 30.I The Hannon White Penrl PopCountieswhichwillholdC0l1:corn won first prize at the stotel
unite but in which dates and PlH¢§lair at Lincoln this fall which County Commissioners Hold M
planned let :done carried out suc
cessfully.But that is just wlial
happened lnnt Friday evening
Oct.18 when Misses France.1 l0'llnnlon onfl I'riscill'1 1t1md@.=,J"l"='co1~I=1-.1=; cuss ""'3E"f"
entcf aineil :round hall a hululreflr
high school students and frieuls
at the home of the former on the
large spacious porch.
Dancing was perhaps the most
thoroughly enjoyed although \i:
itinn and corals come in for their
Qhnre of the eveninghs enter1ain»
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city schools.is secretary of the
Lsterrnediato Teachers Section.
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M.J g f O
whom ite make.=her home.
ller son Geor;ge and wife nm
Mr:=.Piiigett and Mrs.llurl.Kin
clrecl prepiretl and arranged tin
The llolly Coffee Club met with [hirthrlny rlinner whicl1 was it sur
Mrs.Will Ryan for their seconrigprige lu her und which all enjoyesl
project meeting on Thursday oCt.Nn the utmost.
17.After the song pedod the
subject of Dressing Up the Pon
try and Cuphonrl was tliscus.ed
the leader being Mrs.Ryan as
ment ubatitute.
The e\eni2\g was fieliemfullyl At the clone of the meeting at
nice lunch was served by the host
Mrs.Miehoelsen received a num
her of nice gifts which she will
cherish greatly.
Ifollowiiip;the lovely dinner
Mrs.iliichnelsen and her relatives
ntlentlerl o good shew.
worm and one of the lost pleasant |Those present were Mr.ani
PPI evening f ~3 ~hai;SSS...lfh.G00.~@lS0|l of UE SOIMeshavenotbeenfixedare.f..t§lspcaks well for the corn and for ing and Trannlet Regular Busliiioce .:;;1 ...§..§l§§I§.a ulext glwung ;_=}1 35 with MT?lwill hlieltoelsotilxf llairlrs.
ggin#nv urdnii .0 n:!..¢»...l fund o .Pe nr
Lange oi Auduliun owa were visl
[fo1ti:1ue<l uh age eight)
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_ElectsOfficers
Fleeting Held at Arlington Last
Week nnd Officers Elected for
Foquing Year.tlfficers of Fair
Grounds Association Elected.
l.\I.i(OVER l.\il{BUSINESS
areinviterl to come onli see this
rnoehioe in operation.
rouxti pEUll.II
1~::~:rl~:RTAlx P.lui:>:1s
The members of the Baptist
honing.;ieoplen Union held a inert
enjoyable social meeting luet lr.i
:lay evening:at the church porlorn.
Ille young people invited their
|\f1rf~ntn to npenal n mclal evening
with them and enjoy tt very fino
supper ot 6:30.
A very nice program was giv
en.Mrs.L.J.Moran in sponsoroftheyoungpeopleandiscn
titlerl to much credit for the work
llll${PLl.zulu Lululiy .u \ n.nunKinflrvniMr.and Mrs)Harry The Wmahlngton County Agri h hm1 done with them.
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vlupe lluffulof Cass Dawson FiU:guod bid Washington county soil.iness of (¢mf|¢y Pay U19 Usual Music for the dancing was kirul lauunnn fn
more Hurhm Knox.Richardson..Mr.and Mrs.Harmon lived in G .l f Bu f H _.M furnished by Harry ChristensenSalinv.Sarpy \\cb$~I.@X and Ymk0maha before buifillil the OU na 0 ILS or xpensts who generously installed one nf C f C
Hvivrhon\estemI and ave rn1;;hty|unlnlxnx |\~|n \n\vru his fine Snartnn radios on the o 0 o
l:Llky ami 1\hs.George Young n.
Omaha.
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cultural :Society new its annum Maru:n|:u:navuslu f ||a\.P\l\»
meeting at the city h::ll in Arlirlg 9 1
_ton on Wednesday Oct.16 for thr.UPIIN SEASON ON Sibhiik.\l!§
purpose of electing the officer.
~for the coming year and transact The l92£?30 trapping _on
ing other business which n\igh1 muskrats an Nebraska is as ful
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The stranger wi.l1i~1 our g»m<==f\\\sHIN¢;T0:<C()l1\£\Thilnreadebggsiugtct(2;11:m?ii£:
d\;|i$1 the recent C0111 Sh0\nrsmxc coxr1~:sr y
miglut well haye timupzht that he ;;g§§L§L g§{=;§9£3 adjourn
\m.;in the [und where the tall According to announcement by Pre Ch N lm C Bcor1grows.The street decor~0tto Sorensen the 1920 Washing M h nEll ICB e.
atinnn for the o¢;ca=<.1o:\ w¢lt 3 .County Cnmhusklng Contest f$f..?ff.....:rN\E.m..|:....
County Commissioners Room
..........norch that they misrht have music 0
tnplenty.The \num:pea lc en Q M
joyel it to their hearts eontent _~
~u=1d when the luncheon was sm]
ed.everynrle vras ready fm ihiSt|\l||umher in Attend
ents.The party was over tit a Nothing nf Interest Bro
tht!!ITOUI 8|(l an llflfliifeii ~to be ~uf R(||iiIli8{(l|l Noneofthebestumesever.the Recent (urn how.
\lr and Hra Hams 5Chl\\mi come uewre Lnat uuuy.dncl and ~a§ea dinno S\|\day Oct.20 i1 The election of officers msultex Melt.1 inciusive:\I)i:»i..
ugh!011|guilor of her father Mr.Ileinrica ae:follmw:lresi¢!ent C.C.Mar J:.n.1 to Apr.l nc umvc.
f alure ni I|.\ng\\e n;¢r|\|\!..fif\}|lnirlhrlslv Sha.Fremont:Vice President|lu.I&!\..l|£1 \|blu}
Those present IQL-r§'}liIf"m\ A. w. smack, Fontanelle; Treas \*1:s1'l'|u=:.mN1»:Y
Iunder and chif urer G.I..Pfeiffer Arlington nn _
.M r~:Ilnr|1un Schl.».\lI»n ..£\l n...\Y¥¢ln|.\\l
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grain showing through the sirinfarm in Grant Township Thurs
ped back husks.The lamp postslday afternoon October 3I l92J.
and the fronts of the buildingtr
bore the mme decoratioms.;Prizes were offered for the first!
secuml and third bunches of will
Those desiring to enter must
notify Mr Sorensen not later than
Saturmiay October 26 in order to
have everything ready for the conI
meeting were head and approved.
After a careful examination of
the following bills on the differ
ent funds it was moved and sec
onded that the following claims
be allowed and the County Clerk
corn each bunch of fifteen stalk~:b£st.|:n<=t1ucLed }~=»draw warrants on
and were awanlcd as \fo§lows:J.G.Jansen first pdze averageheightofstalksthirteenandone
temh feet with tallest single stalk
fourteen and onefifth feet:John]
Schroeder second prize..averageheightofstalkstwelveando\le~
The Nielsen farm is located one!
mile north and one mile east nf
the Rose Hill school house.
DAIi0lA vlsrrons
Tom Mullin and wife and daughfifthfvet.with tallest stalk ti1ir ter arrived Wednesday of lllis
inen and twofifths feet:Henry
Sorensen ilfird prize avernme
height.ele\.¢h and ninetenths
feet with tallest stalk thineen and
onehalf feet;Ailie McKenm§»
wok fourth prize.average beigmi
eleven and threefifths feet with!
enum stalks thirteen feet:Thad.:
Lat.=cnfifth prize average heighi|ten and ninetenths feet with tall
est :stalk eleven and tftrefiftlls
week from Preaho South Dakota
and will spend n few days visit
ing at the James Mullin home and
friends in this vicinity.
Tom was reared ih this county
up in the New England neighbor
hood.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD couns
As I am leaving Blair I will
the funds ludlcatcci below to paythesame.Carried.
AdvanceRumely Thrasher .Co.Repairs $106.18
Rollo Allen Oct.Sala:3?100.00
Mike Anderson Road work 8.25
ArfultSnyder Motor Co.
Supplies .16.14
Hans Beck October Salary 1.00.00
Bette!Bcrtelsen Dmxrrins 18.90
H.C.Bluco Supplies 39.72
Ray Brown Road work 20.75
B.S.T.Garage Labor &
Repairs 4.95
Calhoun Oil Co..Gun 128.59
Roy M.Chase Road work 45.00
Arthur Gottsch Dragging 18.46
Sum Hall October Salary 100.00
C.W.Hansen Road work 19.25
August Kahnk Dmgging 270feetandI..E.Hanarn average sell at my place of resddence 300 »
Pright ten and :hmfifths feet east Colfax.on Saturdnv.mi 26.|¥§fi.1i¥X:.£1f§f§.__.E§!
|.N.{§S.HONOR I\ll.lI\lUEli
The lnSI.Noble Grand chapter
of the Rebekah order served ;1
sixLlnirty dinner at their lodsrf
moms lust Friday evening compli
mentury to one of their member!
Mies Ethel Mead who left yestclday.for an indefinite stay in Cal
lfcrniu.jAroundforty were present to
enjoy the fine dinner and social
time that followed .Miss Mead was presented with
=e\ernl nice gifts tokens nf their
me and esteem from the mem~
r(lS»
KEEPS OPEN HOUSE
Mrs.A.R..Brock was at home to
her friends last Sunday evming.
the occasion being in honor of
her birth annivérury.A delight
ful social time was enjoyed fol
lowed by one Of Mrk.Brocks
lovely luncheon:which she is an
adept at mrrldnz
At a late hour.thn Quant;bade
M EIIT!NG SHORT mr RAlloN
.
I3ut few members turned out to
the regular meeting of the Cham
ber of Commerce held last Tucs
day evening and no matters o:
importance or interest were db
cuased.
John \R.Aye gave his usual en?
thusimstic talk on the corn show
and was ably seconded by Ilarry
Morris who told of the manner in
which the seed corn for the Blair
Canning Company was raised and
:€|€C\(?d.Mr.Morris has made thi=
quite an study :md his talk.v.a;
interes.i=\g anal instructive.lh
stailéd that the company had paid
as high as $14 per bushel for their
#eed corn but found tnnt batter
corn couLd.»be frown riirht hen
:md at a savings to the companyofabout$2000 per year.The talks of Mr.Aye and Mr.
Morris were the only interesting
features of an otherwiae dr:
meeting.
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mlrcn Mr.and Mrs.Herman Kop
ke and daughter of South Omaha.
.Mr ..8.!l|\Mrs.Max.Hauler ane
daughter of Eikhurn Mr.am
Mrs.Ernest Schmidt Mr.Bm
Mrs.Ferdinand \hie:~e Mr.Wm
H.Schmidt and children Mrs
Carl Schmidt 1 ir.and Mrs.Wm
R.Henkins of Benson Mr.an
Mrs.Peter Bohn and Mm.Diedricl
Schmidt of Blair Mr.and Mrs
Wm.Iverson and fin.1 L1 Sven
ningsen sister of Mr.Harman.ol
Grand Island.
After supper friendq and reln
tives parted wiahing ~Mr.Hansel
many more happy birthdays.
BIRTH Im \Im nw
Mrs.H.P.Christensen of wesi
Grant street wa;hostess laai Wed
nesaiay afternoon to around twen»
tyfive Index in honor of hc:
bimday.Visiting Qmd n.l0\f2lY lunch put
the finishing touches to a very
pleasant atternpor. _:lu
Sc»:retar3 J.C.Badger Arlingtor
Immediately following this mee.
ing the Washington County F1131
Ground Association held ilII arfmlla
meeting ior the election of officer
which resulted in the election 0.
A.H.Miller of Kennard as Pres
.¢ierlt;C G.Marshall of Arlim;
:on an Vice~prcsidrnt and G.I
Pfeiffer of Ar|fm:wv.as Sfrcre
ary and Treasurer.
1onm:R COUNTY BOY KILLEIL
News of the death of Ezfrl Dar
my of Montann has been receive»
hy friends hem.It was repor1e=
that he was killed in a runawa
lccidpnl Oct.13.
The demand was the eldest sm
»f Mr.and Mrs.Chau.Dorsey an
A115 born near Herman on what E
known as the Burkett farm.H
was about 33 years old and leavv
1 wife and children to mourn hi
leath.He leaves also four broth
ers and one sister and his parent
who remde at Sunnyslde Wash.
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Wm.Iversonand mother zznl
is=ter Pear]returned last evening
from a visit at Keamcy and Cui
urnblls whr=re they were guests of
rflatives.A pleasant time is re
pnrtml.
r.*'1».'-Sirr
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Oct.26 Baptist ladies bake mlm.
Oct.20 O.E.S.kensington
Oct.19 Lyceum number at Dana
Oct.26 C.H.Pounds auction of
household gooda.\..¢
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»teh :allen mln twelve md three 16:5 ~1§§|}."'|l1tenths feel._houlehnld loads.This 1
_uaucpcw|.all my Byron |Fnrnlf||lIn ......
L\¢:||.ull w|uma aw1 ""{friends nope ane Wln nw mutner xormerly \\||||||f}Lincoln Buriington Profitable l[er manydDld_Efl ioodnight wishing IICI mlily .g Ucun:ou.sal innnn mtlre harm birthdays.Pork Productum train formally enjoy more harms huthdaya.~fff f§ .§ .f f.. §? .L .. mf
uct..zouance atOct.30Program 1iiplker.a{\d box social
°|is ln the bent of condition and W """""Miss Mildred Linden who worksfproxpective buyers will dn well to §|;r:If£¥,n;do?]d"Salary 100.00 Mr.Philip Human of Missouri dedmbed and opened £0 public Miss Beatrice Ireland and
in_Ornnhu.spent the weekendmake it n paint to be present.4 u n Co.01|Valley gpm;Sunday at gh home here recently.let Nelson enjnyed a phewithhumcfolks.1 mn s.H.Round;(go:clawed 221.90 of hi.pmm Mr.and Mn.L N BridgeportHeating mum If dinner at the home of Mr.
on eight)*being :mailed at local pon office.Mrs.w.1.Su last gvening.
w acuvulWalIbexofBlairP€Pv .as she iivedl~31 Oidtime dur;ce Kennardaunthereinher girlhood.Nov.T Fhristinn chicken dinner.
~.md Nay.9A1mimioe duuee.Read it Hght in The Enterprise.Nov.12Suze.hashing eonteat.
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- n m z r r r m r n x s n -Two Blhlr, Ngbmskg, October 24, 19291 - - - - - . e . " : ¢ l ! 2 =: : : | :
THE \ KENNARD tilNEWS
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§G n q e f g j
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below, a spllnterlng. o thud,mul
over ull, a sharp erpleme which ln
any other than s mlnlsterlol homewouldhavebeenconsidereddias-tludly profane. For Ginger. onhpstat the stumbling confusion of theeéibarraaseml Mlss Qenklns. of which
s heard every wow. in IIIIPUISITH
s 1°U RAGE FOR I
GARDEN VEGLTAB LES
Killing trusts have held off
until late this fail, but what no do
with the garden root crops now is
the question.When the soil is
vinitors at Frank Gasser's.Other
vnsators were hir. and Mrs. LouisGoreharn and Leonard.
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Killian of
Ann Arbor,Mich.,and Mr.andMr s .J a c k Ga llo wa y an d c hildren
of W a ho o , Ne b ., we re . Su n da y d in -
1».|»r m u n d o u i | l 1 U m r | r n ¢:......
Tom Gaines is much better at;The Royal Neighbors helrl a
this writizlg but still unable to be special meeting Saturday after-
up.|noon.Mrs. Ruth Rosenbaum was pleas!Mr. and Mrs. Will Thurber spent
untly surprised Sunday when Mr.Sato:-lay and Sunday with. Mrs.
and Mrs. Clyde E. Rosenlzaumpnd 'I'hu:rber's parents,Mr.and Mré.f a m i l y ,M r .a n d M r s .S a m W n g h t R o b e r t A n d r e a s e n .
_...J r... ...IlL.\ f . .- . . A \I¢ . . -(111.1un'. l u i { !n § f a » \ |U n n I n \ A | e n n v f n u
PI`0Sill¢!\t:Ruth Andreésen, score-l -Perry Gaines entered the sixth
tary and treasurer;Marion Ros-grade class last week making o
enhaurn, librarian.'total of 23.\.
The results of the mlr;-at six 'The pupils of the Grammar room
tvceks examination grades in the and " g f teacher,Miss Grace
Grammar room are as follows:Thomps enjoyed a Weiner roast
§|r1sBLA»-§Q_to 1605 Clara Casey, 0!lEeve¢\ing lust week~
4
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~»1>-_~by Ethel Hueston
®GALE. fgE:
g l
llmsirations by i
Irwi n My ers ~
fairly dry, ldsh potatoes and root
crops like beets, carrots, and turn
'lps shoul¢l be dug and cleaned.
They may be stored in a special
.. .' -b u - " v u r n u n »»\;s:|»L r v i n u u l u °p u g ll l l l l l l 1 SU I .ISIN u n a .\ l u : u n : 1 ; \ .\l\.:\.\.nuns,l v n u v v s a a s c ;AU I | J U l 0 l l l y H l l l l e f ,.e \|.lf8 lF€R o s e n - 5n e r a n d L e o n .R o s e n b a l n j a n d f a m l l y ,M r .a n d t h i s d n s t n c t , a n d a n u m b e r o f m e n b a u m ,S y l v i a A k i p s ,R u t h J e n k i n s ,
M r .u n d M r s .W m .C u n n i n g h a m M r s .F r a n k N u e v a , M r .a n d M r s .f r o m K e n n a r d ,w i d e n e d t h e a p -I d a M a e P e t t i t ;C l a s s B _ _ 3 0 t o 9 0 :
| § n t e r t n i n e d S u n d a y f o r M r .a n d J .F .M c £ } a n : \ a n d f a m i l y ,M r . a n d p o a c h c o n n e c t i n g , K e n n a r d t o t h e E v e l y n A n d e r s e n ,R u t h B r o w n ,
_ R S L W m §'l \m l »_ 3 {1 1 -83 14 M1'§=»C .M r s .. I a p p R o s e n b a l m a n d f a m i l y h l g h w u y ...I r m a h e l l e s .E l l a L a u t r n n .h a t h -
"l;Il'B t e a c n e r s O l t m :r w n l l a r a
school wish to express their ap-»
preciation and thanks to the peo-
ple of the commlnity for the re-»cehon and social good time that
bin in the basement, in an out-|11 uumnmgnnm,door uve or vegetable cellar, or son and Mr. and
¢tCo lu mb u s Mo n d a y to d r i ve on e o f
E l me r Wrigh_t's tr uc ks f o r the
ne il Tele ph on e Co .
Sa r a h Sv.'ihar't ha s re tu r ne d
f r o m He r m a n wh e r e she sp en t
seve ral da y s vi si tin g h e r son,
Ta y lo r F r e nc h a nd f a mi ly .
Or va l A n dr e a s en , wh o i s d r ivi n g
one o f E lm e r W r i g h t ' s tm c k s f o r
the No r th we s te r n Be ll Co . , is no w
ma k i n g St.E d wa r d s his head-
qua rter s,h a vi n g rec e ntly mo ve d
th er e fr om S c h uy le r.
Th e to wn boa rd he ld a spec ial
me e ti n g la s t Th u r sd a y rffght to
f o r m a g r a ve l di stri c t No .I o f
h~ 'p itnlwvhe re sh e un d e r we n t a n
ope ration for ap pendic ntis.
Mr . a n d Mr s .W m.F a r n b e r g o f
Blai r , vis i te d Mr . a n d Mr s .I i .C.
Bln eo W ed ne sda y even in g.
M r .a n d Mr s .E .0 .Fa ir c h ild
enter ta in ed a t di n ne r Sun day
whe n the ir gue sts i nc lud ed Mr . a nd
Mr s .B i ll Bur ge ss a n d f a mi ly o f
Oma h a ,Mr s .He le n Bur ges s,M r .
an d Mr s. J o e Ko n vali n an d Ted d y .
M r .a n d Mr s .F r a n k By er s ar e
th e pr o u d pa r en ts o f a baby son
bo rn Tue sd ay , Oc t. 1 5.Mr s . T o m
Fre nc h is c a ri ng f o r th e mo th e r
an d babe.
Mi s s Le o n a L n u t r u p is n o wth e vi lla g e o f K r ma r d ..
Nowis the Time
lcaxxaaau News :A~n~ Wardof omni.In mé
Sunday guests at the W. B. Ros~
enbaum home were Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Golden and sou,Harry and
Art Olsen of Omaha and Margaret
French.
Mr. and .\lrs."Horman Jungblufh
and daughter, Sylvia of Arlingtonvisited friends in Kannard Fliday.
Mrs. Geo. Hedeluzld and daugh~
tcr,Jeanette drove to Arlington
evening l\irs.Clyde L. Rosenbaum
and Mrs.Harland French called
on her.Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rosenbaumattended the Corn Show in Blair
Friday.Their daughter,Selma,who attends school there,came
home with -them.\Mr. and Mrs. Will Misfeldt and
family of Wmsxde visited at the
- - ».
The Junior class had a weincr
roast on "I'hursday night of last
week.They walked about two
miles out in the country where
they partook of the usual feed.
The Junior class have recciwdtheir play hooks and are going to
start practice this week.
l The Girls Glee Club held amect-
ing on Wedne.»1da}nigh electing
I ne z man,mer app,lutIlauritsen,Paul Peterson,Marion
Zaiger. Florence Hall, Martin Lar-
sen, Norma French, George Fair-
child.There were six in the C
and D cla.mea.Wo hope it will
not be necessary to have either
one of the last two classes nexttime.Auralec Rosenbaum,Clara
Casey and Sylvia Akims had the
highest av gcs each one of theHenryPlugge nomic Sunday.Tom the following officers: Cleo Frenchl girls had n aveiago of 95.
e ~ z ~|Blair, ~or the person receiving theAIb0).'ge.|Mr.Otis Drevsen and Mrs.H.largest number of prizes at the
Meyers of Bassett,Neb.,visited fair.It i s s beautiful chest and
at Hans Jorgensenk;over Satur.-Mrs. Berry is very proud of it.
day and Sunday.Milo Jepperson|The state fire inspector was in
and Otis Drevsen attended the town Wednesday inspecting the
football game in Lincoln Saturday buildings.
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THE GENUINE
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to install a new /J
-na - esHwrmln to heat the whole hwuae
ht the fuel costof a singlc stove.
The new 1930 model, No. 6~D,
isabeauty. Comeimimpect it
and the Heatmh Juniors: There!a in to suitevery requxrunent.
onynn Heard; llll the Inhn~its Air Duc! lhlf lboolbl-s :" " ' Z " h u e which 1"o on neu to lun a-I-nn nu unuzmq.\1 Theone youdc |x¢anbein|1 nl1adi nanbo \xr.AndpddforI*q
tln lmn th.
~dNlc Frlednchsen liar ware
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las housework.Heatrola is so
rlmn. You'l1 have ls" dckness.
th r ou g h a n o t h u wi nter wi th
those half-heating,fuel-eating
sto ve s th at i n vi te me e z e s a n d
colds?Or , wi ll y q u ~a n
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Cl! AS. BATES, Prnprictor
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WILLARD
STORAGE BATTERY
IN YOUR CAR
Get it nnw and enjoy easy starting'
these cold morningsl
.1
fd.nd you will have lower
Come To Omaha's Big Party
AK-SAR-BEN STOCK SHOW
NEBRASKA DIAMOND .IUBILEE
November 1 to 8
$50,000 IN FREE ATTRACTIONS
..,;L "wh i c h wa.a 9553.Oth e r s rc c eivi.
h i g h ave r ag e 5 Lwc re V i r g i n
W r i g h t,Ph y li s Ca s vv,'I`wv
nlironberg,He l e n Ke lle y ,H e l
Lo ui se An d er s on ,Ma r i a n Co rn
iu s a n d Me lv i n Ha n s e n
Ma r y K e lle y wa s u n d e r th e d ~
to r 's c a r e las t we ek be c au s e o f
i n ju r y she rec eived to he r f o
wh i le p la y i n g a t h o me .
NE B R A S K A D A Y - TH U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 7
Pure Bred Hereford Sale.Carlo!Feeder Cattle Sale at UnionStockyards.Horse Show Matinee and Night.Galaxy of Anny
Stunt Flyers.Great Historical Pageant:"Making of Nebraska."Band Contests and Scores of Free Attractions.
came home Saturday evening to ':.~Qs p e n d S u n d a y w i t h h e r p a r e n t s .§ ` » ' £ i f ' f § " " ° "B l u m o n t h e U m o n |G r e a t e r t h a n e v e r ;t h e m i d d l e w c . s t ' s s t u p e n d o u s e x p o s f t o n a n d N e b m s k z f s
s |c u sM r .a n d M r s .H .c .B l a c o a n d E B e r w o n t h e c e d a r o w n l u g b l r t h d a y p a r t y .M o r e t h a n $ 1 0 0 0 0 0 s p e n t f o r y o u r e n t e r t a l n m e n t .
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their entire life.\
The Cost?Mile by mile less than any
ether tire for the original cost is no more
than any other and they wear much
farther.-
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See Them TODAY
Buy Them NOW ! !
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Mn. Anna Carl-took poiéesmion of her hoof# undMn. PNG Kmul- nrwlred a bountiful lairtlwlai din-
.ner ufhile :he attended churc .Willie Lnmbnclut L u z 'fgndny vl M n .Carl} ~ }'»¢§_fl¢l¢_§|Wnnl'a hinhdny Agn !=°:\°f.':f
John Vogt.Sr.,who hu been ill
for some time was nuhed to the
Lo nl Lls wr hospital Tuesdny
morning.He wal aeeompnnied bypr.__`\\'H§l1f..who h u been l t -
:-zine ui||éi.'iA§-I»u&.I|"iz3§énKd}}\ wilsrI\1-n them Init Frida y ew-
Lyle Rosenbaum,Norm:Jn-ne "WE-
Wanl,p a m Andenen.Berthnl lnlermedlnle Room
Hanan, Gwendolyn Johnson, Hazel During the url. period lan weekKelley,Kltherine L i ne n.N m 9 . " w i v llnllowe'en derorntiom.
f n { ; I } ; n n n . J i n v w n u ~u l y u a n v n u u l n h l v l l u u u | l I l l \ ! l . l -
a tu r e a r e th e i mp o r t a n t th i n g s to
c onsider i n selec ting a sto ra g e
plac e.Most basementac dntni:1in}3;
a fur na c e a r e to o w a r m a n d d r y
Mr .a n d Mr s .
a n d Mm : A m a n d
th e n r i s su n F e s t
Mu t c s Su nd ay i
Imr lmn llo l L llth m
! § : x : : : : : : z . w °~.x :z .~ :: :: .. . . on e v sa sv ;
Cop yr lgl x t . hy fl ob bn Mr rr lll C D.|
.'U~.Lr a¢frv|¢»=»
me s'roRY 1
C m \ 'l ' » ~ ? 1 m l i l - - W u e h M l r t n r n a n .
T s l l l v e r l e a ve s f o r C h l c n s c u I f f m !J a g h o n b r m g a n n u t h e r f r i e n d A l e x - |a n d u r M u r d o c k .w h o he-n a v ;h u nj u s t r e t u r n e d f r o m a t o u r o f t h a
w o r l d ,t u Ch e p u r n o n a g e 4 . H n z r r .
w h o s e h r n r t i s s e t n u h o r t w u ails
t e r sp g m k l n y z r i c h m a r r i a g e !l l l a l r n
i s e n e e d t o a n r u f c s a o r o l m u t h a -m a t m s ,H fl t 1 \ r ¢L s n n a l e y p o o r l n . l h e
w ¢ u l d n g n u d i l In a l U r a l . e l a t e d . b u t
b e v n m n c h i l l e d a t t h e a n n o u n c e -m e n t l h n l M u n l u c k Is w o r k i n g i n u" c h a i n " u r n r e r y m m e O b v l n u u l y n n .°'c a. l ch . "G l m z r r t h l n k n .a n d n n u b l i
h i m M r ' l o I l | \ e r r e t u r n s .h i s e y m s l
u n l m p r n v e d a n d t h e d o c t o r s g i vi n g ;
h i m I u l l e h m m |
C l f A l " ' l ° I ' $ R I - - l n t h e u s u a l l y q u i e t |
i m m a o f l i n Ai r .T o l l l v e r ,LI¢»th .
o d l n l m l n i n t e r . l n t h e s m a l l l a w n O f ;
I n d Tl l r i l n l n .I o w a .h i s t n u l h e r l e a ld s vg t a l a - r a t h l e n . L l l r m m . a n d E l l e n
- - " G l n | ; e r t i l l a " - a r e b u s y "u fu | .; n i ~
I I (
I
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I n g " t h e i r v a l o r M a f j u r y u r D a r - '
n m l l n n I n l h n " h o n n | \ I n z i i t a l l fl l " l h l i f
: v m 1 0 1 ° : n e u c n l -t h e e v e n t s h e e n t e r t a m e d t n e 1 o i -t e n d
n B e n s o n a t t h e l o w i n g a t d i n n e r :M r .a n d M r s .L .m n n h n l vn h H n r . . . . J li . . ." u l l l a #f f i n n - I i n
m g m m .
r. *1 \: v.= \ n n s : } ' u r \ n l \ n ' r l m
Mi lle r, Be atr ic e Pr i tc h nh l.Ha r r i e t Th i s }}us ma d e a gr e a t i mp r o ve
Peters on, Ruth Ha nsmn.C l a s s C -me n t m o u r ro o m.
'TR f n Rn I\n1.|.nvf|\:'ni|»p|\i|i l\'.nn-l W E GTI!lflfid to h8 \ C Oxa mf nations overf Ruby Japp received
o u t n.
anoVegetable cellars should be plun-
ncd und built according io a blur
print worked out by some one who
'understands ventilation.S m a l l
simple pits are inexpensive and
quite satisfactory.Several inches
lol" straw should cover a shallow,
Iruund pit.The vegetables are
qlhcn piled up in a cone with the
-bottom of the pile a little smallerithun the pit.They are then cov-in
/cred with a thick luyor of straw:¥;i5l%é." '¢2';.»,'ifaa? J1.1~'§;I,»; ,,;.;;,.
uernus y uum;fu. rmer.her escort.lla r jo r loaves for the nntlc mated
tr lu mvCL I AP TE H ll- - 0 \vmmk a nd ne r v8u~»strain ntteucinut on the bulld-
mg u f u n ew c h ur dl to r e plavr theoutgrown struc tur e has nffevwd Mr.'I'olHver'|ay e:to the point ot
threatened blindness. and be la lor-bldden lo Inu them. thou!-Sh conllnuIng lo oc cupy his pulpit.Glo w? h u ntriedInmanywa y :to add to thefamily '» nlemivr lnvume.but sho 1|not dlaruurag*d Mnr jor y . with E d-dy Jnrkson and l friend he 'ln1ro»duces as r u b Andrews returns intriu mph nc knowledged the prizebenutr.and wi th ni ty do lla r :Ingoldthe vhlef praze.She gives themone y to h er f ath er as p art of thetxpc nll n ec essary for the treatmentof his ey es by Chic ago inac inliuts.
CIiAP'I'EI{IV- -Llarjory un'\\'it~llng ly gi v e :Gi ng er th u :e r m of a nIdeawhic h may fill the Darsonaxetr e u u r Bho Dem an upped. ln thafo r m J n c h a i n letter . f or th e d o-
na ti o n o f l d i me f o r n "ParsonntroHo me for the Blind."wh i r h : h esigns"£3.Tolllver,Treasurer." andsend s lo thr ee women who se n ame;sho had seen In n newspaper.Inothertowns.or z ln x them to con-tlnuo the chaln.She ac ts re su lt!at on e!and fee l:hor Droblem i llo l\ ¢ d qule tlng unnc cc ptnbletho ulht| as to th a pr op ri ety of h orac t by reluonlmr th at her appealr e l ll i l f o r n h o mo for the blin d.hor futh er.Helen lu 'ma rr i ot an d
lau re n th e Dlrs on li a.
Fin di ng th at sh e c ou ld n ot c o m~
man d n vi ew or th e s tre et fro m the
hlz h dor mer wi n do w o f t h e ntlic .
no t even b y stan di ng o n th e ha c k -
|c ~ss c hair. she turned the key upon
her ac c umulation o f dimes.a n dwe n t d o w n s t a lm I n her t'uthcr's
room.th e only one open lng upon
the atre et.sho found Mar jnr y . os-
tensibly damping th e c urtains to
mo re bvvumi ng lines,bu t wlth a
longla shed ey e up on th e appr oac h.
" l dare any |10 Ionks li ke most
imma tu r e mlnls\tvrf\."rema rked
Ginger coldly ." A n d ju f ld n g hy
the Hi r am.he wi ll .have hnzzy
trnrrsors und n wiltod nnls=tru:ho."'Sho dr~s=r'f~nm»r1 Ihr? rIrculnr smir-
rose with im-nr diunily .Mies .Yon
1=g,v=»had ulu\n'!:mul tht*.\th|1r*:1Ii'
n d vrorwlnml |»»Irirnl tho pnrtIm£\H
lIllt\II\Z nn !1n1i1~|:= :129 In tho (nl';
nor, n him L :\ L : }\ hors' the t1t"\\'
(n\'¥|¢"r \'T|11.I I1 r I ri§\1\I°r" I I m p |.\-I C ||Jf."w l d Gln
cer hitl¢'f'~.1- v " 1 :Im Um s trollagoodlllmre ssiun ul' ou r \lI: inlor
ostoelnoss"
"I--just nnm!e~nȢl If he wma com
ing."so ld Miss Jonkins.Humor
inp: hmI: In Ihr- .\d\mnln."'Nn\\, I
um jus t I n sn ; ¥ i. h0 I nm-a n d wh o
3nu an d !\l:\rjnry ure wh en y ou
m m e clown.I nu=an--:md toll h i m
ton dhilrlrs n week-l»vr|»re=y ou
c ome clown.I qu-zln.nm!If he
argue s. I om In y ield with d ig nity .
An d than I nuke h lm upsrtnirné-
af te r y o u gi r ls mme do wn . I mmm
-a nd may d in ne r wi ll b e se rved a t
si x o'clock.
Obstommy .the wi nd ows or th e
ll ns:ro om were clnsvd to scorn-
ul Gi nge r Ella.fln c y n utu ge sp o t
was lef t to h er. th e b ase men t. and
sho repaired thither.As th e na r -
ro w wi n d ow I n f I uI lI wa s to o h lz hfor he r. she ro lled an emp ty app le
harm! to the proper position. Stood
It u pr ig ht, a nd lai d an old Ir on in g
board sc rum lt..Theo s he c limbed
up .wi th great cure fo r her hostsu mme r frnc k.an d wa s rewa rded
wi th a c lear vi ew o f th e entire
\
4i
P
Tho rn w a s a Sudden Crash F r o m
Below, a S pllnterlng . a Thud.
engonlons lo ru sh I n th t* r esc u e of
the purzwmlgie rc|»umtiu»n had
slep pvd m o fn r o n th e e nd o f the
lrulllngz bmlrll.30 th u!lt flow u psuddenly and droppin]ho r in to th e
h mr e l wl1ir :l| ovor lllrn ml o n to p orhot.The s ile nc e lhu t follo wed the
first c rush was un immense one.
'*NolIllm':.'c llnttvred Mi ss Jon-
kln s vuiuhly ."nothI|1;,'a t all.y ou
see.J u st a noise»-tors o f nolses
here house fu ll o f th e m- - mls .Isu p p o s e - r n ls In the wa ll.Co me
right upstairs.I'll sho w' y ou y o ur
roo m."
Mn rjor y ,hold ing her breath a t
th e wi n d o w upstairs.hoard those
hnrr lhle vrorals.W hdt wa s the
wo mn wtln i nk ln g o f ?He r instruc -
tions h m] been positive. ofbrepeat-
od , to tak e h lm to th e livin g ro om,
brook the ne ws o f ten dollars a
week, and hnid hlgn In c onversation
un tll th e appearanc e o f the tw o
gh-Is fo r f o rma l Intr odu c ti on!U n
the stairs-»-and Mn rjor y spy lng
upon h i m fr o m th e wi n d o w!She
ru n t o w a r d i h e qoor,but already
th o ;wer e a n the c ur ve of the c i r-
cular stairc ase.Sh e th r ew a wjld
man c e ab out th e roo m*n o pos sib le
es c a p e - th e closet.the ba th wi th
its s ingle entr anc e!Sho, Mn rjory ,
presiding hos wss o f the ho us e to
be c aught ln lh ls humlilutlng pr e-
dic ament?No t to be th o u gh t o f !
As quirk as thnught. she dropped
tn the door an d c rawled beneath
th o bed.whe re the fringe o f th e
lm:-e spread sufiic ed to c urtain her
retreat.
"I !' s n nic e r oom." ramhle d MissJenkins noruhmusly."It*a Mr. ToHl»
vm' s o wn room.I hop e y ou li ke
rt°II;:louS hooks.Mr. Tolllvor n ovo:
ronds nnrti limx else--not that he
ronals nmtlni mr no w.no m door.
wlmt wlrh lsls e y e s - I suppose
ym:\1~llmlrrl nhnnt Hunt?"'
"'|r~e1, smtu a nllqfnrtune."
\ v§suv):n nlr o mnn.'l`hat's
\|| T[h mI | m n m- y n ll nr-mln'l he
...\!cl In us e I I . i l :inns wi th this
l| ||I|.Wi- In so rmullwr one at ther.#1€.Mztrifny olurlllori mo vln se t
you.u m!tho;hurvnll drnwora
onapty.We-lm\v Rlllmpvl' nr six
~- Im|n m } -Uh .I fvrsmt In ln -fr,»»}\|(iP tho slrln.I m !they ¢Iltln't
|"f:1 |r~ rlmvn. dh! lhf:s?"
lt¢=ns\.nlh the hnd. Mzlrjnry wrlthed
in iwlplvae fury l l lh o p o o r wo m
un'n llnrzmini:anxiety .Bu t she
wont out nr Inst.nur!einsod thosian? hr-hlnrIhr»r.Mnrjn ry I ny r igid
hnnvznh th t' hml, h ati ng thy y o ung
nrr»nrhor.hating;Miss Jvrslelrisl dn-
slalwlna l1vr'»+°I\'f m .h o r Chlldlsh
mlrinsity .He r on ly h op e wa s th at
mal:I:1\Ittori Gingor.missing her.
r :
S$rl
,;;°nnIll msvks hor pro dlo nmon t. and
.oxIvo n svlwme fn cet the n e w
huflrslnr n m of I h o ronm (nr a
wh!!9 Unfnr tunai nly ,Glnz or wa s
In N pn-Eli:mnont of her own..
Hen Hlr n m Buvkmvorth kn e w
nothing o f these unpfensnnt c om
plimtlnn s.[Ie nu t his hug o n n
1hulr.an d opened it,leisurely
Th e n he wont tn the closet and
lnnkod In.I'rns!¢0¢1 tn the windows.
and look ed o nt.Stood before the
hnnkshteives. otnminlng the titles of
hooks. lmmv and then ta k ln g o u t a
volume for 1|brief inspec tion.
' a n d th c n a la y e r o f di r t.Ad d i -
itio nzll s tr aw u n d d i r t ma y b e a d d -
e d In te r i n th e f a ll wh e n th e
we a th e r g e ts c older.Th e ae c ml
of su c c es s with th e s ma ll p it. s to r»
ag e s y s te m is to le a ve a c h i mn e y
:o f s tra w S ti c k i ng ou t o f th e to p c f
th c pi lc to pr ovid e go o d ve ntil-
la ti o n .P i ts sh ou ld be plac ed on
h i g h g r o u n d a n d a di tc h d u g
[ a r o u n d th e m to c a r r y o f f th e wu-
' te r .
H E . - X L T H F U L F o c u s
M A D E P A L A T A B L E
Th e c h i ld wh o d o e s n o t c a r e to
dr in k mi lk ma y r eli sh it wh en it. i s
served i n soups,cocoa,pud din gs
an d o the r mi lk di s he s .For s oup s,
ve g e ta b le s ' ma y be c hopped or
stra ined a n d add ed to thic kened
.mi lk .'I he ve ge tab le s ma y h e a s
pnr agu s,peas,beans,celery ,po-
tato es,th rn ip s,c arr ots,spinac h,
ka le, c lmrd ,beet roo ts or g re en s
parsmips,lettuc e,c a ulif lo we r an d
tomato es.In the u s e of vc ge ta blc
soups th e c h ild rec eives a 1-'ariet5
of veg e ta bles an d a lib er al amou n
o f mi l k .I t i s a l a a n e c o n o mi c a l
wa y o f u s i n g le f tove r vegetables.
Pu dd i ng s ma d e c hie fly o f mi lk
a r e desirable i n th e <:hi1d's diet.
I n ma k i n g c ere al-milk pudding?
a l lo w one -thi rd c u p fu l o f any
coarse c ereal a s ric e,o r barley ,
offe-third c u p o f swee ten in g a m
one -ha lf teaspoon sa lt f o r each
q u m o f m i l k .Ra la in s,dates o r
c u m m t a ad d e d m a y in c ma s e a
c.hi1d's desire f o r these pu dd in gs .
Oth e r m i lk p u d d i .su c h a s c us -
ta r d s a n d ju n k e t also hea lth-
f d f o r t h e c h i ld .
|_ . _iN1i l§ l! .A 5K .\w u s ! : s i m
I 1:~;u1:s'r1:1.\1.i l E \ ' I E \ \
Ma d r i d - - I n s ta ll a ti o n o f wa te r
wo r k s sy s te m i n th is place p r o
ressin g atc a dily .
P e n d e r - T h e l m a Th e atr e rc dec
orated.
Ma d r i d - -P u b li ? Li b r a r y is b e i n g
'establi shed here.
Cu r ti s Cu r ti s H u t c h c h u n g v(
hands.
F a m a m - B a n k s o f th is plac e
s h o w cc inbinc d Lb ml o f resuurcub
an d li n lities o f $600,000,wh ic h
is immen se o f over $1 0, 00 0 du ri ng
th e p a s t th r e e md h th s .
Ha y Spri ngs» -Pr ospe c ts br ig ht
f o r es ta b li sh men t o f u p - to wn
»W es tern Un i o n off ic e here.|H a y S p r i n g s - - N e w business
i lu i i d i n g wi ll soon be erec ted or.
Ma i n s tr wl. .
KENNARD RURAL
JOTTINGS
I
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an-een.
`At exactly tw o lflee n ,H ir a m
Buckwonh briskly rounded the cor»
ne r.an d ma d e f o r th e o ld b r mvn
par-manage . nnn wnre lhnt from ra-
rlnuu wellxhndnwed recesses. three
p a l m o f steady br lg hl ey es hnre
allc nt witne s s to llll ap p ro ac h. i ll-
r n m Bu c k wo rth sa w o nly A pleas-
an tly s un b u r n e d n h ln g le hmwn n ldnuuse set ln a we ll lr lm me d lu wn
c anupled wlLh bro ad hr ann hlng
mn ples . uw n n In vi ti ng n nlhwny n f
nh l n..».e.m.,.-hnealn-QA "Oh ,near henre n." p ray ed Mu r-
jory , j'don 'l let him get ln splre c l to
wr lte n se r mon . 'Hlr u m D u c k wo r th le f t th e h n o k - '
shelves.an d ha d a look a t th e
bnrhroom.He wns whlslllng s of tly
between h h reexh.N u h y mn th e
(une th at he whistled,someth ing
Ilght. something c atc hy ,tvlkh rol|~
i n g cndcnces.Presently he b m k e
ln ln sonz.lo w song,barely mn r e
th nn |hu m.ln ' n pleasant lo w
vnlc n._
A .C .An de r so n we n t £0 Hay n-
b u r g,I o wa Mo n d a y .
M r .m u l M m .L e o Mi lle r we r e
' Mo n d a y e ve n i n g vis ito rs a t Chas.
lulh4£e|<iL's.
Mr - an d Mr s . L o u i e Go tta e h a n d
f a mlly we r e M o n d a y e vu mi n g vi s -
lt o r s a t E a r l C'hrisl.ensen's.
F .W .Lc lmhre c ht a n d Ho w a r d
| A p p lc b y we r e vi s i wr s a t F r a n k
| G:\sler'n Tumaday .
M r .a n d M m .v. . . |.r....... . . . . ..........,........-..--.....¢........p a n xlr a The e y e! h ehlnd the c ur~ln lue d wi n d o ws s a w n tnlr y ou ng
ma n .wh o wn lk e d vigoro usly , withnvlgornunswi n g to hi s arms.a
vlgo rmm s wlng tn h ll leg s. no tlc e d
pn rd r ulnr ly h ow th e lu n allln e c as t
hronxe into his dark halr, tor. montunmlnlnf erla lly .he c a n -le d h ll hn t
ln one ha nd." W h u l A nice,d e a n .Chr ln llnn
ha y h e loo ks , " a vn ro ved Mlm J eu -
k ln a ln great r elief:
" W h h o w very |0\mz~f'wo n
dr-red Mnrjory ." H e rloe mf l loo k any B lr n m to
m g f wa s Glng er`|pri va te c o nr
men t.
lsut ll lr a m Bu r kwo rth .nnn n- me
o f t h a n sec ret lvnpreslalnns.
mas-vhed hrlak ly u p th e Mg s l n n e
pulh, not d o wn h h b a c .an d m n g
lh e mm,A de c e nt lnte rml wa ! pe n
mltle d to elapse-Glntrn-r.holdlnz
ne r hr vnth o n th e n| -ule hm-rel.
en u n le d th e a p p r o ve d twe n ty - a n d
n l th e ver y n umb er.u m . l e u k l n n
wn n l. m th e d o o r, a nwle r e d u n r l
llun hml Allan .1r~n\:Ins,unlmml l n
dnlng the honom of a house.
" I n m I l l r n m Bu c k wn rth. "h e
la i d pleasantly .b r o wn mxud out-
ntmlnched." A r e y o u lndrw.-d!"lmm me r e d
Mina J enkins." I n m Mlm J e n h ln n
- I wi ll in tr od u c e me glrln wh e nthey c ome down.l wu l J u s! to le t
v w l n -0| 1_ g oo dn e ss me wh utl
t h a t ?
_ jg g re wg ; u 1= < !Q=1 1 .¢ .f @ a 9 h e n
" No w I a s k r u n - : e r y c o n lllk - n ~
mm; - nln ' z s h e- s \ \' e ¢ >t7 "
SI--n-ly.h e rr mnr c n hla cunt.
sh o ok lt o u t. un d hu n g h ove r th e
bark o f me <-hnlr. nnd tnok ofl' hlnl
collar un d Ile.F r o m hls hug,n e '
dvew o ut a ( meh lot of elm, a nd ne
lec tc rl une wlth u lr e dl<|~rlmlnn-
tl-\n.hls ey es flrs h ln g q u lr k m m
pnr ls nh s ln e nlor tn ne f ro m so x to
tie.
"Oh ,I hope n e lsn'(going to
Change hls elml\e s."(lmught )I1lr~
1| -ry . und :hut her eyes very l.l| :ht
ly Indeed.'
Hi r a m Bu r k wn r th we n t to th e
balllru oxn. un d turne d hath fuuoels
ln m th e t u b .Mnr jn ry c ould henr
th e lr lr k lo nl':he \\- nle r o ver h ls
|1n$"'rs as h e lc sto dwlxe wnrlullv
o f lt." -\'ery-¢¢m-nakn¢ln| \y ._- '-
llu r jo r y .bo lwulli th e DHL \.ne
h mh e d ln ro ld persplrullun.I l e
m m e dellherutvly buc k h:\o th e
room. tonk shneaffrom the hug. re-
Mo n d a y evo ni n g vi si tor s a t th e
P.C .Rn n mu s a en h ar m;
Mr s .l' .llasm\.uw°'~n sp e n t Tu e s -
d a y a f le mo o n wi i h Mr s .Ch a rle s
liis feld t..
_ Mr s . F r a n k Ga me r a n d Ama n d a
\'u.ll.cd a t L o u i s Goreharn's Tu es -
d a y afte rno on.
Mr s .A .C.An de r so n a n d Ra y -
mo n d h e lp e d Mm . N e l s P. Nels o n
celelirafe he r bi r thd a y Mo n d a y
e w n m g .M r .a n d Mr s .Le o Mi ll e r we r e
Tu c sr lny c vu nln g vis i to r s a t C ha s .
r.1i|\nr.'u.
t x A r p wa s l v i s i t o r a t t h e
F r a n k Ga a s e r h o me Tu e s d a y e ve
mu g .Illr sl C . C .( A m d n g h a m L4 vi s-
i d n g w i t h M m . O s c a r L u n d f o r a
f e w d a y s .
Mr . a n d Mr s . L e o Mi lle r vi s i te d
nt. th e p ar e n tal C h ri s Milla r h o me
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mm'¢-fl the nhoelrees nnlally , shookl Mr s .F r n n k Gasller a n d Re v.
out Irvah shlrxx ~ nd olnved them In
th e dmwe n F in ally , fr o m th e ra c k .
B o o h e r we r e vi s i to r a i n th e D o m
S u mn e r h o me W ednesday af te r -
he c ho se n th lc k lmth towe l.Ma r -no on .ju ry wa tc h i ng th r ou gh th e s h elxen l M r .a n d M m A .C .An de r so n
Ing Inc a f rin ge saw h i m r e tu r n Ro la n d f a mi ly ,M m .. li m And ers on
th e b a thr o o m. Ti n s d o or - wo u ld h s i a n d c hi ldr en,Ar t.Gothach,F r e d
close lt?B la ha nd wa x o n th e Go ttse h an d Gr a n d n G u m l l
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ONLY WEIGHED 94;NOTICE To ck s nnons
GAINS 1 1 ro UNns | .o r ES TATE
Hair, Nebnslu, October 24 |929 = = =
BENNINGTON NOTES
i n Anna Hndan spent Sunday
at the Gnu Giandt home.lisa Delpha lsham, who is em-
ployed by the Tra\~ek~rs insuranceCo.,in Omaha, .spent the week-
end'wi|.h home folks.Hr.and Mrs.Herbert Peters
:md family,Mr. and Mrs.D.H.
Lunch:-n :mil family, Mr. anrl-Mrs.
Henry Schneekloth and daughters.
Mr.and Mrs. Chas.Mohr andsonsspent.Tuesday evening'at
the Herben Cohra home.Mr. and Mrs. F. S.lsham andfamily helped Mm Lawrence Tim-
perly celebrate her birthday last
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Pauisen en~
trrtained Thursday evening for
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sorensen,Mr.
and Mrs.Po d Hansen,Mr.and
Mrs.Roy Lyman,Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Paulsen, Mr. and Mrs. TimOhrl. and Mrs. Emma Nelson. The'
evming w u spent in cords and
prius were won by Henry Paul-
sen aM Mrs. Tim Ohrt, first; Mm
Sam Sorensen and Paul Hansen,
recond;Ti m Ohn a nd Mrs.Roy
l Lyman, conaollgtion.;Hana Harder celebrated hisbirthday Saturday and Mrs. Hard~
er celebrated her binhday Sunday.
|Mines Frances and Fem Panl»
first.; Mn. Frd Ohrt, Henry Buy,Jangbluth and Otlo Liesche homes.
Hrs. Chas. Smith, Mrs. Geo. Ohrt., kata, spent last week at the ~|9 |
Isecond; Mrs. John Dierks and Mi-s.{
Geo. Thompson, consolation.I¢Mr,and Mrs. Emil Jones andIdaughter, Audrey of Rapid City,|
S.D.spent.last week with Mr.'and Mrs. John Johansen.l Mm Leu Golden and daughter
drove up from Hamburg, Ia., Sun-
dny to visit at. the M. J.Millerhome.Mrs.Geo.Lusby, mother
of Mrs.Golden and Mrs.Miller
returned home wish them a1'.er
Letter Cooper of Omaha, spent
several dnya last week at the Al-
bert Sunda home.-Mr ind nra. B. A. Goltsch and
daughter vilited relatives in Omn-
ha Sunday evening.Hr .and Mrs.Ben Voss spent
Sunday at the Martin Sunds home
Nr 'md Mrs. Nelg \{r\ud='"'lef!Saturday for a few days visit at
me run: Uwe.: home a. mxmourg,Iovga.__.._
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I A COLUMN FOR
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Walnut Maple C-Ike
0ne~third cup butter,1 :up of
brown sugar, 2 eggs, Ya cup milk,
1'/ii cups flour, 2 teaspoons baking
powder, l teaspoon vanilla, 'fi ten-
»V "When I ataned taking Sargmf STATE OF Nl-IBRASKA |
H only weighed 94 pounds but naw | la
`[ we i gh lu an actual gain of 17 Washington County.|
pounds ir( a Nw weeks Lime,\Henxy Mcnrke, Attorney
In lhe fnunly Court.
'J gn we Matter of the Estate of
asIlf ah Ste wa r d I]¢>¢mnm\¢lTo the Creditors of Said Fatale:
You ure Hcrcby Notified, That
I will sit az the County Court
Room in Blair in said County on'tile lst,day of November,1921),
f am! on the 3rd day of lfobruary,1930,at 10 o°cI0ck A. M. on each
of said days to rect.-ive and Qum-
ino all ciaims against :mid Hs-u\Le| with a View ;o their adjuut-
meni.and allowance.The Univ?
hmi tw for the pr'esentatio:1 of
claims against :slid Estate is thm;|n1unths xrom the lat day of Nm.-
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Sc h nee klo th home.
seve ral v.ee lt'e vis it h ere.
|Mr .a n d Mr s .Ot to Braasc h ie -
tu r ne d Wednesday f r o m a tr i p to
W est P o i n t a n d Blo omfi eld.Fr e d Th o mp s o n , wh o i s e mp l y - |Mr s .Ro y J ohn son o f Elk h or n ,
ed wi th th e N. W . B e ll Te le p h n e spe nt Mo n d a y wi t h he r mo th er ,
Co.a t Fr e mo n t,sp en t th e wee k-
end ~.rith,horne folks.
hi ts .L e n a Be hmer ,wh o ma ke s
he r h o me wi th h e r d a u g h te r , Mr s .
F r a n k Mille r, c ele br ated h e r 79 th
bi r th d a y Thu r s da y .Th e f o lo lwi n g
were present to ma k e th e da y
me r r y :Mr . a n d Mr s . J o h n Ba u m-
e r a n d fa mi ly o f P e ns o n , Mr . a n d
Mr s. P eter Fr ie dr ic ks e n an d He le n
Mr s .Ma r y A d a ms o f Florenc e,
J o h n Ro th ma n a n d sister,Mi s s
L a u r a o f Calh oun,Mr s .Cla r a
Gr a ha m, Omah a , Mr s. Ge o . Hu be r ,
Mi s s He le n Kr a mb e c k ,Ad o lp h
Mr s. Ch a s. Gr au .
I Lira.E .C.Stoltenberp;an d
da u gh ter ,Ma r g a r e t spe nt Sun day
a t th e Fr e d Fr a nz e n h o me i n
Oma ha .u 4*
hi r.a n d Mr s .0 .M .Bo ettge r
an d d au g hte rs we r e s up p er gu e sts
at th e C ha s. Gr s u h ome S un d ay .
Mr. an d Mrs . P. C. Pe ter se n a nd
sons attend ed th e bi rth da y o f
Mm. Pa u l Ha n s en S u nd a y .
Ru b e n Petersen le f t f o r La ur el,
Ne h .Sa tu r da y to g e t hi s f a mi ly ,
wh o ha ve sp en t s ever a l we ek s vis -
E l me r Ni else n,A lb e r t San ds
an d J o h n Jotf.»031.J r.le f t Mo n -
d n y n i g h t o n a s h o r t h u n ti n g tr i o
in wes te rn Neb ra sk a.
Mr s .C.V .Sh u mak e r
Mr s .W .A .l\eia|.utI.<3r
afte rno on.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ch ri s
were en te r ta i n e l a t ° t h e
*o n h o me Fr i da y eve ni n g i 1 h on o r
o f Mr s .Lar-=on's bir th da y .
Mr .an d M m .Ha n s
we r e - s i x o'e loc k d inn er
th e A lb e r t Sunfls ho me
A n u mb e r o f peo ple
c alled o n
mo n d a y
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or ra is in s.C r e a m s u g a r a n d b u t-
te r ,ad d y o lk s o f e g g s an d mi lk .
Th e n ad d f lo u r wh i c h wa s si f te d
twi c e,p u tt i n g b a k i n g po wd e r i n
th e sec ond si ftin g.A d d va ni lla,
sa lt a mi n u ts .F o l d i n wh i te s o f
eg gs be ate n sti ff .Fr o s t a n d c o v-
e r wi th n u ts .
Ci n n a mo n Ap p le s
Two Ullpr su ga r,1 c u p wa te r , 3
tables poons re d c i nn a mo n dro ps,
1 tea spo on red c a ke c olori ng.P u :
a ll in g r e d i e nts i n a s h a llo w sauc eto wn la s t Tu e s d a y e ve n i n g to wi t- ...ne ss th e fi r e demon stratio n.l i m "a n d dlasolse ove r me d i u m
Mi s s E r ma J e p p es e n wa s o n th e hea t.Ad d 6 med i um si ze d a pp les ,
sic k li s t Tu es d a y . .peeled c ured a n d c u t i n qua rte rs.
Co ok s lo wly u n ti l tend er,tu r n i n g
i t i m r t h e m .»t h e a l e s o v e r s e v e r a l t i m e s a n dIH u ¢ . . . A ' l l w s 1 n t l l ' | \ " l 'I l $ | . I l § E n .~~~ ~~L . . = . . . . . . . . p » r : , n ¢ . ¢ \ l n n f l n I n i n n b n m \ n \ n l .
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Blair.Nebraska
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Anna, Alice and Chas. F. Gottsch lllisfelalt motored to Central City
were Sunday guests at the Arthur Sunday, returning Tuesday.
Gottsch home near Kennard.|
I`abric Gloves for Women and
Misses in sizes 6 to 8 on sale at
$1 at the Fashion Center.40-ui
Extra Special:Girls'Wash
l . N Z | | | 5 u a a c x u l n u n . .L u u l c a l n u l | n . u i " l |
them.Pumpkin Pickles
Select a well-ripened and mu-
tured cow pumpkin;nothing else
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M Y .a n d h i m .~G o t t S C IT 8 f | d [w i n t e r C o a t s f g f v " 7 0 m e n a n d
M r .a n d M r s .H e n r y S c l m e e k l o t h
w e r e c a l l i n g o n H a n s K u h r ,a g e d
8 2 y e a r s ,a t N i c h o l a s S e r i n h o s ~
p i t a l S u n d a y .M r .R u h r h a d t h e
misfortune to break his hip [anti
Misses priced at $10, $15. $19.75,
$25 up to $69.50 in black and
brown in .pizea 13 to 52 in all tho
week.*smart new styles at the Fashion
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neumeyer.Center in Blair Come 10 the
Sr. of Denniaom Iowa z:ent S 3 Fashion Center for your new§;'§.;»;1;d uggtgiliignm'ana a coa they will save you money. lt
Mr.:md M m Arthur Dealer,nu ~ ~
M .d Mn. Otto Lnriatensen.-''Hgmgg Kmse and Chet.wi ne 'W A .' : > H l M , I U ; N
enjoyed 9. Weiner roast Sunday.__.._Chas.Grau left Monday on a A number of friends were Ln_..tertnined at the N.P.Nielsenbugfgs éZL'§.-.'i 'if'fi i ti § 'and mf home iliondar cening in honor of
Reed of Omaha, were Sunday vis-1'-ire. N'el"';';" b,;_'°u'd°y a d Joetors ae the 1t1.J. Miller home.|M'% "€i rs.emperey tl .|1 Mr 'ma Mrs.Peter Backhaus of Medicine Bow, Wyo., were dm-
.guests at the Ben Gottschandfaintly,Mr.and Mrs.H.C.gggne WednesdayLebben" " "? ' i "Bess Croudy \1 <1 M i>Glemlening:: ; a . ? : . = ' "§ ; ; " t ' ; ; s ~ o f * f f - 'm ;" : . ,;",€'a~°;,, ~
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pattlsen and S gn *infii i '~§k»Exem.is
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordori left 0n-F*h d *gm Mrs 5 GMonday morning for a vmt with _"le"lnlif er aug l °'Shaffer.E " Paulsen and family at SLI Mr.and Mrs.Martin Stlfldl-»
1'¢:ic Misses Roma spent Wednesday evening at the;M l c. w. H keyandBernice,Henrieta Schroeder bus Paulsen home.'Mr ard Mrs.Ludwig and Mr.s .d I Lzr d i f a z i , ' i m a s a w s ; , : " ; ; = i ' - ~ » M r s . ~ o f < > » » : - » »
t o n N o b .l vs l e m S t i f m d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s a t . h e
h i r .: L t d M r s .T i m O h r t e n ¢ e ¢ _.P .N i e l s e n h o II l € !.
..:M W .B .J f f s o nt a i n e d M o n d a y i n h o n o r n f M : a n 1 : l i r h i 2 . \ d a n d r s I I r s .A .o f g g n t l s i
Ohrt's birthday.Cards was the visited at the Geo. Hedelund home
pwtime smI prizes were won by in Kennard fI`t\eS§i83f evening.
'will do.Cut in 2-inch cubes,
1 Lil th bo.sea m un ey seem a ut tenorlongsleeves on sale at $1 at der when pricked with a fork,
the Fashion Center.404:tum out, cool and drain on xl. cloth
|Pmpaxe a synip of 1 cup water,
D O R N A C K E R ~ l l cup sugar,2 cups vinegar,6
cloves, '6 allspices,1 stick cinna-
Dresses in sizeis 'I to 14 with short
Mr.and Mrs.John Dornockm m°"bark.Boil 5 minutes m i
were Blair visitors Thursday.!mm""Q f*Pi°e*';»Put m pieces of
Mr.and Mrs.Pete Mordhorst pumpkin which have remained
\i:~iI.ed at the John Kroger home,whole and fairly solid and bdng
Thursday evening.ito boil again.If made late in the
A iarge number from this com~season these pickles make a fine
momty attended the bazaar and winte i k l <1 ||Itchicken supper given by the ladies'
aid at Bennington Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gottsch and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Eg-govt Ohrt
visited at the John Dornacker
home Friday evening.Mi.-is Earlene Gottsch spent Sat-
urday afternoon with Bernice
Dornacker.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ohrt visitedat the Eggert Ohrt homo Thurs-day evening.I
Mr. and Mrs. John Kroger ut-tended the funeral of Mrs. Sophie
Jaime! at Blair Friuay a.It.er..uu|.Mr.and Mrs.Detlef Stoke of
r p c c a n vt:ee pi n a
stone jar without sealing if kept
where it is dry and cool.
v Plum. Pudding
One cu flour 2 cu 4 currants
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2 cups chopped suet, 2 bups brown'
sugar, 2 cups bread crumbs, 1 cup
seeded raisins, 1 cup Sultana rais-
Iiml, 1 lemon, 1 cup oandied citron
tehspoons ginger 1 teaspoon cin-
namon, 1 teaspon nutmeg, 1 tea-
spoon salt, 2 eggs well beaten, 1
cup milk.Sift flour into a bowl,
add fruit,soot,sugar,crumbs,
peel, 1 teaspoon bitking powder, 2
Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Sass 0f|R'l'Bted rind and strained juice of
Gretna visited at the Pete li:o80l"Iemon, baking powder, spice, .malt,h o m e M o n d a y .i e g g s a n d m i l k .M i x w e l l ,p o u r
h i r .a n d L I P 8 .P e t e h l o l d h o T 3 t i n t ( )~m g l d CCIVCI ~
a n d f a m i l y ,vi s i t e d a t t i l e C a r l g l e a n e d p a § e r n m l : i t e - a m s t e a d i l y
P u l s h o m e S a t u r d a e v e n m ..-y .g s i x h o u r s .I f d i v i d e d i n t o t w o p u d
M r .a n d M r s .E m i l G o t t s c h a n d .rM r .a n d M r s .J o h n D o r n a c k c r a t - | f i " 3 " "g i v e ~~ b g . _ ~
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MRS.CHARLES JOHNSON
" I suffered from :stomach and
liver trouble for over 10 years.
Pd have lyme burn and gas pains
after nearly every meal and was
subjwt to fmqucn.t bilious attack:.
and headaches.Constipation was
¢:hrorc with me and l becamebadly'\r\m down.I was told that
I "d an operation but a friend
of ine suggested that I firstgive Sargon a trial.
" l am simply delighted with
the results.l don't know when
I've had such a good appetite and
I never sufféi from gas pains or
indigestion any more.Sari;on gotmy liver straightened out too mid
I haven't had a headache or bil-
ious attack since my second bot-
-tle.Smgon Pills completely over
came my constipation and l feel
better in every way than in years.
"My husband has started on
Sargon now,also my little girl
and 1've written to my mother
about it.We are all enthusiastic
over this splendid medicine."-
Mrs. Charles Johnson, 545 Willow
Ave., Council Biuffs.
The Stewart Pharmacy, Agentw.
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No'r1c|~: OF H ARINGlPR }B.\TlI Ol-' Wm.
/A. C. Debel, Attomoy
S'I`A'l`l£oz# Ni~;unAs.1a.a l
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STATE OF NEBRASKA l
' ssWashington County,'a
In the County Court...,
In the Matter of the Estate of
John McQuarrie. Deceased;
THE STATE OF NEBRASKATo the heirs next of kin, legatees,creditors anti to any others inter-
ested in said matter:YOU ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED
That an-instrument purporting to
be the La-wt Will and Testament ofJohnMcQunrrie,deceased,is on
fiie at said Court, and also a. pet|~tion praying for the Probate ofsaidinstrument, and for the ap-
pointment of Margaret McQuarrio
ns Adminlstratrix with will all-
nexed That on the 26th day ofOctober, 1929, at 10 0'clock A. su..
said petition and the proof of the
execution off said instrument willbe heard, and that if you do not
then appear and contest, said Courtmay Probate and record the same,and :rant administration of tho
'estate to Margaret McQus.i:'ie~.
This notice shall bo published
for three weeks successively in the
Enterprise prior to said hearing.
Witnerm my hand and official
seal this first day of October, 1929.
(SEAL)A. C. IJEBHL,
3'I~4t Special County Judge.
The total wealth qf Nebraska is
estimated at $5,500,000,000 vrhiclm
is $4,000 for each citizen.
Nebraska has 80,000 miles -il'
roads;4,000 miles of which are
Announcement
g To Auto ownfns
l wish to announce that I have
accepted a position in the Re-
pair Department of the Vinton-
Evans Chevrolet Co.
l will appreciate having all my
friends bring in their work., I
assure them good work at rea-
sonable prices.
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formerh' with Carl Anderson.Omaha. Neb
Pick .Corn
for 3¢per bu.
wv n c ,a f r m ..Mrs. J. W. Johnson was callinginttheEmilGottschhomelust
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week-end with home folks,near
Kennard.Mr. and Mrs.Geo.Lamb and
family of Fremont, were Sunday
dinner guest.; at the Wm.Peter.-
home.}{ern1nn 'Kruse visited at the
.-\lbor1. Sundn home Thursday eve-
mnaz.Mr s .F lo y d L u d wi g o f O m a h a (
ln nd ed th e bi rthd ay o f M r a n d en ou gn LO stea m.xu r n Ulu: uzulgM r s .D o t l e t Kru. ~»c a t C a l h o u n o n s o m e w l t h h a r d s a u c e o r w h i p p e d
Monday.cream.There will be a married folks Pumpkin Pie
dance at.t.he German hall Satur-Three emrn,|1 cups sugar,2
"SY evenlznr. Oct. 26th.teaspoons cinnamon,'l toasonnnM ..1 M E n Ohrt, Mr.~'rand *Mfg HS G'f§f3,,h and sonfgmger' P1\f=h.0f salt,1.019 =\;1=1k 'rms s'1ATr:OF N1-;1sn.\s1»§.A _,,_--_-
| Mr md 'llaQ.Henry l{ru.n»vin-I1 cup pumpkm.Mix neil.I:'k~°|'I0 the hours at law, next of km,|
.1 ..|..'ned with Mr.fmd Mrs.Chris in n good .crns....-Mld nhltos of 421visccs, lcgntees, creditors and tn |
en ~; for the top If clcqzrocl i
I s.-1 gravolcd or paved.
W""h"'gt°" Effuuuty,I |Nebra.-skn'8 good .roads are built.
In the bounty Court.und maintained by av. mx of four
In the Matter of the hstato "ficvnts un gasoline.The trmieloris
Sophie Margareiha Jahmel De-lpny for the roads.
ceased:
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Work Guaranteed LMr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Ohrt \i=~i\¢'Ii .nmtter:ll ,
nt Lhe Claus Ohrt home near Cal-I llallonc'vn Sponks hard I Yo u Am: nxlnanv No m-'1 1:D :1......» nnl:rs at Sas Store 1
l u n n Q n n d m t o H o m e H e a r t y . \ p n e t : !e | ' l h . 1 | .s m l n s t r u m m t n u r n o r t m n a t o " " 'gg _ _
mm EimEvmm MS?§.f§m§s @E¥E§.Q?§¢%E?5§"
rv..-a\u..ll clap-mst wcuk ill "`"""-"""¢ "nc N 1¢Nielsen home.|Mr. and Mrs.Wm._§l:.{|stensen
Mrs.w. B. Jefferson and Mrs.|='P""' Sunday at the hmxl G°"*"'h
.C.Sumls were callers at tl1e'h°;;f_'and Mrs Pete Monlhorm.
sm Holsteln home 'Iuez=day.,|d \1 sd Mr PetelienryPetersen,who has been and f.zm|> an ' r. a :~.i v i n ; :a G o t t - s c h t m c k f o r t h e K r o g e r a n d f a m l l y vl s l t e d a t t h e
ac l U n fi t "it :l1;\\1.'( ! | i \ f i n D 'l l l n ~J f l h f l J o h 3 l \ I \ S € n h o Il i @ S u n d a y i l f t '
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.other respec ts.So i f y ou ar e p la n
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a bountiful table if you wish to
attract a merry crowd of ghosts,
goblins,witches,black cats,:mil
what have you.
llaliowe'en wotlld be a sorry
,failure without cider-an¢l pump-
;kin pie is equally essentitll.li:1\£'
your tubs for apple duekimg, your
.sheet wrapped guests,and phos-
pnoI0:§cCIll. :iixeletuxni-btll. he sure
to provide .he heartcning' firesence
,of cider.It's aurgiriaini-;how
warrning good old apple cider canIbc after a few cold chills.lt* you
Isee a glioiil., he nonclialant, sip at
Citlér.
.Menu No.1
1 Chicken Salad Sandwiches
|Orange Prime Salad
I .Cheese Straws
Individual Purnpki.: i'n-.-Cities
5 individual Pumpkin Pies
,.1 top. eacn ginger ttnll Ulll ndfnnn
K cup boiling water,1'i cutie
strained pumpkin,iii cup brown
sugar, 2 eggs, well beaten, le tea-
*apoon salt, 1 cup evaporateit-mnlc,
scalded,2%tablespoons orange
juice.Mix the spiced and boiling
iv.aber, Add this with sugar, eggs
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Dr. Norman K. Ralhmann¢ll"l0flll'I'l`RlSI`
Over the ltlair Drug (fo.
Phone Black 41
I'I\eninp;:1 by .-tppoiritment
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Sophie Mxirgaretha Jaime!de-g
ceased,is on file in said Court
and also a petition praying for the'l'rol.\ul.~1°of iiaial instrument,a:\dI|
for the appointment of Henry lie: -
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Il) o'clock A. M., said petition and II Succfs.~or to the .|
the proof of the execution ol' said I Lonneon Barber Shop -
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thutl The Heat of &~icr\ice I
Regular Prices II___._,.., _xinstrument will be heard, and
if you do not then appear and
test, said Court may Probate
record the same,and grant
rninistration of the estate tor EL C Rana,Proprietorllenryliellwl=\ckel.'I Meals, 40 C¢lII.l
'[`i1i~i notice shall he published!Excellent Cuisine
for three weeks succesaively in Satisfactory Service ,'The Enterprise prior to said hear-Courtcous Treatment Iing..g ~First door eawt Enterprise otficel
Witness my hand and official]x
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celery, paprika.lmnd cheese witlaf Pilot Bldg.Blair,"'h""`l" I
. e x a p o r a t e d m i l k .A d d n u t s , o : x i o n |x
Iajuice and P€PP'f|~Pile lightly into'x
ntalka of crisp clean cciery. Gar-
nish .sparingly with ilasixja ol pap-
rika.For variation iii p grateu
American or ltoquefort cheese
may be uced.Fruit juice and su-
gar may be USPnl in place of onion
II DR. EDWIN T. .IIPP
Dentist _X-RAY SERVICE i
Offices in State Bank Bldg.
Phone 298 Blair, Nehr.and salt to 'pumpkin Stir to bie.1dI
Whorooghiy, then add hot milk ami o n 1 assorange juice.Cook mixture over af r ge od °.,khot water until thoroughly heatwl Ad crup f,jf'1"=:='y*°,, Q;'__up;i.°
(about 5 miriutesj.Have tart pare or v inning,T .P H i \4h\:llB lined with 'ilaiI pantry. roar"tablespoon lemon juice,1 .'"*'=l m "I.state and Loans
1 ....) m d n t strained Office in State Bank Bldg.in hot pumpkin imxtum.Bake ln orange Jmcei no e o ..|
a hot oven lb minules, after which
nwuce to slow oven.About 25
minutes are required for baking.
Yield: 8 individual piew.
Chicken Salad Sandwiches
|1 c u p ilic td cluckc .| ,1 ' ¢c ups
,c h opp ed c elery ,la c u p coarsely
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Imilk in a bowl ,iurrounled by chip
orange juice.Stir thoroughiy.
juice Yield ri ecrcinigss..gg i
CARL SCHMIDT
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Place in refrigerator to chill and
to finish dissolving sugar.Whip
milk, add lemon juice and cootin-,Home Theatre Bldg.ue whipping until mixture is very'Blair, Nebraska I
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Pertelsen left Sunday morni-ig forEthesandhillswheretheywill
hunt pheasant.Viola,Wilma,Cl.'[.ord,Frank
and Glen Liesche were six dciock
dinner guests at the Clara Liesche
home in Henson Satunlay eveni ur
Mrs.Della Beck of South Da-
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ami fa mi ly we re e n *o rtni no d a t th e
He n r y Go ttsc h ho mo S u m g y a f
ernoon.v
Cla rk J ah ne l of K en na rd , wa s an
c nllér a t th e Da ve K r o g e r h o mo
Th u r sd a y af te rn oo n.
Mr . a n d Mr s . Ge o . Oh r t a tte n d
ed th e bi rth da y o f T i m Oh r t a
Be nn in gton Mo n da y eve n in g .
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Bel]c`\City Way
Tractor Monnlod on-'l`rm>
tor Drawn One Row orLr
Two Row--Tractor Oper-
aled-thc Best and Larg-
est line of Corn picker-
hnsking machinery in [llc
market-Haslens the Har-
vest--Chea nslhe Coal-As Praclicaeas a Self Bin-
der.Il's lhe Famous
Belle City
NCB mor e Spartan pres ents an
astou nding radlo dc vc lopnxent. . . FACET0-I ACB REALISM.It i s
as steal! as Spamtun's other innotiw
tion! . . . the revolutionary E Q U A -
50 NNB c i rc u i t md " Ra di d s Ri c he s tVanc e".To he ar the m:w5 s rtnn in-str ume nts i s to he a r HUNE HNI ZI I )
ndiu . . . rec egti on s o mmz ing that
you almost FE I. the living presenc e
of y our entertainers, and most SEBth e m i n stu dio or au di tor ium. ' W e
s u n t y o u to e x c r i e n c e th i s n e w
dmrill for y ou £C a 1 l . . . H I Z A R
the new Spanoru.
Z nw ennon£9U.450.'vNE
For Mc Cormic k - De ering
Har t-Parr -Jo hn Deere
/Fo rds o n - Uni te d z n d
other Tractors.
Fre e L ite rature
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Harryfs Radio Shop
T A HOME WI T H OU T A TELEPHONE
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Picks in ure an hour Anddu: prim issurllinglylow.
IRA BAXTER
" W A N T to go for a ride after
dinner?".
"Of course I do. And let's take the
Andersons; there's lots of room."
"All right. Call them up, so they'll be
ready."
"They l1aven`t a Telephone."
"That's funny. Better not take a chance
on them being out. Call up the Freemans
and sec if they can go."'
RaB\air's Only Exml :sive io Store
SPARTQN. RADIO
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" W A N T to go for a ride after
dinner?".
"Of course I do. And let's take the
Andersons; theres lots of room."
"All right. Call them up, so they'll be
ready."
"They l1aven`t a Telephone."
"That's funny. Better not take a chance
on them being out. Call up the Freemans
and sec if they can go."
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bre ad, bu jxe r, c ri sp lettuc e.Corn
sti ff .Th e n add ora nge mr xtu r o
-.lmvlv to whi pp ed mllk ,c u t ti mFull 1; Ib. loaf f nd nldiug 1.:,;i=i1y but thoroughlyi MARCUS BECK ~
_.an mixture ls added.Turn into
lcold freezing pan immediately and
fplacv in refrigvrator.Time re-
"quired for freezing 2 to 5 hours.
'Yield: 6 servings.
I Pineapple Gun Cakes
~1'é cups pastry flour,2 tea-
spoons baking powder, 'Q teaspoon
salt, *xi cup sugar, 1 egg,%cup[ 1\ap¢Jrate4l milk diluted with 11
cup pineapple juice,li cup softibutter.Sift flour, than measure.
pusi rz with the dthcr dry ing;-ed~
ientn fwice.Beat egg.Add dilut
ed milk and butter.Pour into r
[well that has been made in the
middle of the dry ingredieratz. Fole
dry ingredients into the liquid
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Chicago & Nnnhwntem Railroad
East--6:10 p.m. dail .West»-'f:15 a.m. dailyy.f
c. bl. P.. M. lc Omahs I
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7:15 a.m. daily except Sunday.2:52 p.m. daily except Suniay.
7:52 a.rn. Sunday only.
Southbmmd
12:35 p.m. dlily except Smvdsy.5:30 p.m. daily.
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gi ven ,mi x i n g lightf y .Re mo ve
Crllxls f r o m th i n sli mw o f whnie
wh e a t a n d wh i te bread.WiTh a
ni uit cutter. cut in circles,l3c, 2 for 256 n§l§°'n`.£`a}1H eliipticni shapes
(AT ALL STORES)osplc au uu vu »nv..--_bu tte r .P u t a t.nb!espoon o f the
c hic ken salad on a slic e o f wh ite
br e a d , p u t o n a le ttuc e le a f, tr i m
me d to f i t th e br ea d. a nd th e n ¢
slic e o f wh o le wh e a t bread,c orWhy Pay More?
L Menu No. ll `
Creamed Shrimps on Toast
Stufld Celery
Orange Mouse
Pineapple Cup CakesCnffeeCiderContinentalshnfhul {'»l|\-rv ,.,.,__\.,...-|nu .: a uu nu uu n-Hx.pkg`:"~ `;;";' n";;"u 1%unul paruauy xmxea.u w " W .
tablespoon evaporated milk,8 one mlnufe.Your into oil2d muf-Northbound
tablespoons chopped num, i i tem fin tins und bake in n modcrmv 9:00 A. M.
spoon onion juice.1%teaspoons oven 25 mlnuten.Front with un~~ ~ ~
clxopp¢d green pepper.6 mm wo kn d i c i ng.Yield: 6 wp cnkes|.,.N f __
11:0 0 A.
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THE ENT ERPRISE
JOHN A. REID.-\DE3»vublinher
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
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'v fi per '1|:.u s ms
Entered as second-dass matternz the poatoffiee at Blair, Nebr..
under the Act of Congrwa of
lhrrh 3, 1879.p
Every subscription in regardedas open account.The names of»»um:rluers wail be instantly re-
moved from our mailing list at the
expiration of the tim aid for ifthe publishers be not ed; other
wme the subscription Il remam
in force at the dedignated sub-
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CHBI S TI AN c a u nr n
A. J. Ihrgett, Pastor
a - :- - n
Bibie School, 10:00 a. m.
acriptlon ce.very subscribes;~*must. undergtuld &., these c0ndl~SUDABy hool, I 00 A. M.'
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SI'A'i'El\IEh"I' OF OWNERSHIP
I hereby certify that the u°1der~
s is publisher and managing
`um Swedish Hi ui o n hospitnl in are working out a spookf-gpooky Mr.and M n .John Sutherland
g r u b ,lm Thursday night.He pro mm for thair box social next and small son were Monday eve-i i ,reported as s wi rls aloug}W aday evening,Oct.30th.ni:1g supper guests at the parental
mcely.Everyone is invited from far and Kbe Sutherland home.-1 Mrs. Peter H of Blair had near to help keep the goblins Miss Rosalie Foley was ill on
and program Friday evening at
the Baptist church in Blair, given
by the B. Y. P. U. of the church.
A number of the ladies of the
Hillside Hustlers Club and their
u » m M » l m w m ~n u n - u n u n n a n m n n a m n u n n u l l u u h q
Morning worship 11:00 A. M.name ,.Sdn*[away and juul in the fun.Monday and unable to teach. Mrs.husbands spent Wedne y e\e~Q n n s t x a n E n d e w o i ~ P M ° ! h ° '= ; ; ~ ; = * : " § " " " " 'a t a r m n ° n t D a v i d M u m m e r t s u b s t i t u t e d f o r n i n g = f h f h °R o b e r t R a s m u s s e n
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* J u m u r B .Y .P .Ln 3 . 3 0 I .M .l u g t h e U r x a c r w o o m l a .q t e n d e d t h e D a n i s h . L ` r u t h e r h o o d - t a g g e d g 1 e H ; I 0 n d e r s o \a n d M S?M a x i n e ,l i t t l e f o u r y e r o l d
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l r a y e r m e e t i n g c e s 1'_ ' n h a p p y o n e : u r t h e C r o w e l l H o m e : P n d a y e v e m n g .4 M o h d a y e v e n i n g vi s i t o r s a t t h e F a g e r q u n s t u n d e r w e n t a v r y s e r -
P .M .f a m i a y .w e e n t e r t a i n e d s e ve z i t e e u g M r s .A n n a H u g i e m a n a c c o m ~ . I ' r a n k L i n d e n h o m e N o u s o p e r a t i o n a t a n O m a a h o s -
W e h a d ' f 3 i n a t t e n d a n c e a t )0Llug lamcs as dimer.'1ne.,¢PI\l1i¢'1 her mother, Mrs. Jens Jen-f Mr. and Mrs. Robrf. Rasmussen yital Monday.She is improving
iuh 0 of '1 he Enterprise.'1 hat Sunday School as against 7?the
the wr John A.Rhoaduh previous Sunday.Come next Sun-also e are no known bond»day.'We need you; you need |.1s.!5¢=\111E busméas women uf F11'bl:M
fsbltiif atsoever.|Ihe Junior n. Y. P. U. social hegdiuhurch, Omaha, and for the pa<=.......1
young ladies were members of sen and her husband to Oqmha 071 and two children were Sunday'"9 we!! as can be expeded.n e We af club a society of Saturday to consult a specialist in La F d-|Alton Iarsen was ill in bed last1Sfrregard to Mrs. .fensen's health."§é§'f"'if2,.§§.°"" at the rs ran week,so was u ble to attend
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home.Nielsen and Art Mclntoah.Mr. and Hn. II. C. Rumuss en'Mrs. Peter Nielsen accompanied,
and Helen attended a birthday Mr.and Mrs.Art Mclntosh toparty at the A. R. Brock home in Omaha Friday.
Blair, Sunday uzernoon and eve-E Tuesday being' Howard Jgnaen's
ning.fA many-go-mund has been pizr
chased for the Onun school and
will be put up on the ground dur-
in the next week.i f f .and Mrs.Jens Sorensen
spent Friday waning at the H. C.
Rasmussen home.
Will Martin of Arlington,ishusking corn at the N. J. Ander
sen home.
Don Hastings is huaking com at
the L.I~J. Larsen home.Mrs. Has_[,_¢¢
ings is staying at the H. C. Han-
sen home...
Mr.Lira. Rob Peterson andfamilyent Sundqqy afternoon atthe L.Larsen bbmé?
Saturday: evenirlg guests at the
blrthday,Mrs. Jensen i:mted a
number of friends to spend theevening there.Pirrochle was play-
ed after which lunch was enjoyed
by all.M and Mrs.Peter Nielsen at-
tend the Danish Brotherhooddance in Blair Friday evening.
Mrs.Fred Dickmeyer and MissDorothyMcMillanwereweek-end
guests at the Louie Ifarnberg, Jr.
home in Blair.
Those who spent Mominy eve-
ning at the Chris Benson homehelping Orval celebrate his birth-
day were Mr.and Mrs.Albert
Jensen and children, Mr.and Mrs.
Rudolph Andreason, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Jessen and children.
1 Mr d h !H ChVictor Johnson home were Messrs.an rs.enry l'iS§5=1HS0f\\
and Mesdames Merle Newkirk andAlbert Kuhr.Sunday guests were
Mr.and Mrs. Jack Crowdy ofBlair and Sunday eyening guests
were Messr and Mesdames Peter
rg...lf fgy qrgr ape.nt }"1j=d§y i Mrs. Chris Anderson, Edna, An-f5'"l°'{*.He is ter.I B Q n l - . , - .l .J........
and Allard were Sundzly. dinner
guests at the Chris Benson home.
Mrs.Adolph Wulf is quite ill
with intestinal flu ut the presentlime.
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John A. Rhoades.the church Frida evening was Iew years have xememoereu 1118 uuu Duumub at me parental, 1atYlbrowell Home family most. gener-| M. Jcnsezl home.
Subscribed and swom to belbre a success. The children aero ple'3°|ous1y on every holiday, especiallyi Helen Vinderslev and Annnad thin 12th day of October, 1929.
Philip Ullanlon, Notary.
Public Cooperation Essential
-The National Bureau ol' Casual-
ty .ind Surety Underwriters has,}
through its varied.,depar tnietltm
aaged a eeaseless warfare against
carelessness.In New York, Stn-
lnfitilta show that c:1relo:=\sness of
pedestrialls,whom vision is 9b~
siureil, is a major factor contrib-
ul a g to traffic accidents.I-'ifty
,per cent of all accidents occur at
street intersections.An analysis
d to haw the opportunity of gw`iut. Christmas, when huge boxes of Johnson, who attend high school i
mg their parents a dinner and a'1 1 gifts amve.We were very glad Blair, spent the week-end at thei
evening of entertainment.'to be able to entertain these re=»pecti\e homes..5 MRS- SUPHIA JAHNEL ffriends to show our a|Jpreciauoni Elmer Vinderslev spent Sala:
ot their many kindnesses.may night with Curtis Behrendt.|I-'uneral services were held last We also celebrataed our monthly Mr,and Mrs.Herman I~Ze'l.;e'
I F d v fi r u Oct.13 frgnllllifllldily party Saturday evening and sons were Sunday eveningri as a e noo ,,..»with birthday guests 'rom the visitors at the parental J.ltheGermanLutheranchurchfor.»1 .-.ilaraen home at Blair.1_Home As L. ua, t cy more S-eatMrs. Sophia Jahnel, a highly re ed at the 'special rirthday teblel Mr. and Mrs. Chris Petersen ani
#pected resident of Blair for the and each was remembered with a 5°"-B of Wayne, took Sunelay din
gust Lwentyyears.amall gif t.The Weg'faf Club sang ner with the formei's brother
Her death occurred Wedncsday,:¢he5r birthday Sting for them,P.L. Petersen and family
Oct. 16 following a long and pmn~which added much to the OCCII-¢hir. and Mrs. John Rogert amfulillness,although she was upision._Those who had bi1lhdgy5lChlldl0I1 were difhlvrguests Sun
and around her home moat of the were M*»;lanrea Rioc,1-'ullerton,I<181»' at Hurinazl Rogerts.
time prior 59 ten days bfgfgre the Hall, LIC ne, Jones, Fort, L1g|(lg@|riff. and Mrs. Clarence Wavhte.
.....1 ...m....llftzlofft Webster.Clark.Dunniimd family were Sunday afternool
;drew and Mrs. Art Gustason ...nag Rafllh Anderibrl spent lllondsydaughter of Blair, were in Omaha.-*md luesday at the home of his
a Saturday,attending to business grandfather. N. J. -'\Ud@1'5@";g and lin ,ge afternoon attended the'ang{fo;dw5;1'5- ~ (E7hfi3U&"?§"
W d at _I .re urs ay even LfIil,-_...E Mfh. Hugh therland gm at the Emanuel Andreascn
°spent \Ved'1esdoy evenin at theLeslieThompson home, south of|LIP: and BW- H- C.Larsen and
fillilnir.Idaughterzi visited Friday at the.I Min and ils. Jens Krogh were_J°;qf`f1iSP;i5§§Ef'°m§§§"=;
Nluesday owning supper guests at Sm k hY SHI »-|thc Frank Llnden home, the occa-,r °m_£'were Mr.3115 Mrs.i,sion being Mr.Linden's birhday.RlC}m'd Nllsfoll and famlly and
'rTsir.and Mrs.Wm.Liidea and Reglna and Eglmef Ahlemeyer.
.family spent the evening there.|The following guests were en-
tertalnerl at the Richard NelsonliMrs. Ben Peek of near Tekomah
.visited Wednesday afternoon at
'the Harry Ervey home. Mrs. PeekIis a sister of Mrs. Ervey.
f|Mr. and Mrs. J.Q. Adams of
1 Omaha were Friday evening; sup-.lne r e l m o at the John Jensen
home Sunday evening:Mr.and
Mrs. Martin Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.Torn Andersen and Miss Erma
Nelson of Blair, also Mr. and Mrs.
Will Wulf and family,Mr.and
Mrs._Fred_Je:1sen and sons,Mr.
u m l u u n - L ad y SCIHTS
v a n i s h w i t h a t o u c h ' - '
Ac the am of thn ammxf ms. dm-ww,f ~in mmfed uniformly lc fadd ahocs.Mm than go
£';2";H$ im .;if2&*_E?E9:'!?:&'°sh brew
g f fa .»:.@;,- i i . ~
#pf B 1 -0 ~u»"':r U .; 'D. a-;-Jw'gr~D V A N 3 | . g I I l l E ~ ~ ~ ? ; ~ .~
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ntows that IEICK 0!care on meputt of the pedestrian is contrib°
uiing toward the accident prob-
lun.
In California, as a direct result
of safety instruclion given in
school classrooms, there was a de-
crease of 42 fatalities among the
srhool children during 1928 in the
fare of a large increase in vehicle
registration and an increase of 94in the total accident death roll.
If the public would voluntarily
cooperate with the National Bu
roau in the interest of saving lives
_amd property,more good could be
done immediately than will result
from the passage of volumes of
restrictive or ponalizing legisla-
tion,
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FARM BUREAU NEWS
There has been some sentiment
Er |»re.4sed recently toward staging
n Lorn Husking Contest in Wash-
ington County and those interest-
ed in competing should notify hir.
Otto Sorensen of Blair, Nob.
Local county contests must be
held before November 3. 1929 in
order for the winner to be eligible
to enter the state contest which
will be held some time before Nor
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l o v i n w o m a n a n d o n l y h e r d e a r - |
s .M .a n .l € ` » d S .M i l l r4 . n l .f r i e n d s a n d c l o s e " ° i 3 h b ' f r 3 d r o v ;u p m i r o m r g m a h a F r i d a y m i d
k n e w h e r w o r t h a n d b e c a m e ' W i s t o p p e d a t t h e H o m e o n t h e i r w a y
l i r n a t e l y a c q u a i n t e d w i t h h e r ." W Y t o S i o u x C i t y a n d t o o k t h e i r a u n t ,
w i l l m i s s h e r g r e a t l y .l n i r s .S a d i e L i c h t y w i t h t h e m t o
' T h e n a s t s u m m e r h a d b e e n a c n j o y t h e r i d e .T h e y r e t u r n e d t h e
g r e a t jo y to h e r a s h e r two s o n s sa me even i ng .
th h 'Mis s M a r y Cook br o u g h t u p ai'.Z?..""Z§'."2i1"°E'!1f$.°';..3..?' srinany of Omaha teachers Sunday
knew her serious condition and.
realized .that this was their last
af ternoon.They had been dinner
guests that noon_ of iss Fannie
u r o s s .vi s i t w i t h h e r .l M r . o s v w i l k i i s f D t w o ; o n
H e r pas to r,Re v.l i .C.J u l.
Fr e s e wa s g r e a t c o mf o r t to h e r
u le to h e r b e tte r th a n n n y th ln g .
we can write at this time.It was
he who accompanied the body of
the deceased to Sterling, 1ll.where
interment was made on Saturday,
Oct. 19.
The following is Rev.F'rese'n
tribute to Mrs.\Jahnel i.n his fun»
eral service:|"Sophia lilargsretha Jahnel, nee
Benck was born Nov.1,1851
Thennenwurlh,near Marne,Hol-
stein,Germany,where she was
baptized,instmctcd in the Luth-
eran faith,and confirmed.Shoarrived in this country on July 5,|
1873,nt the age of 21.She made
her home in Sterling. Ill.
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em er '.|In IST5 she was married to A.
ILlr. Otto Sorensen, by virtue of J.Alberts.This marriage was
|o 3 yNob.,spent Sunday evening with
his friends, Mrs Mary Pizey and
visitors at Fred Pete:-sen's.Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Christenser
and Borgetta visited relative.;it
Lincoln Sunday.Elmer 'l`hone's were Mondo;
dinner guests at Oscar 'I`hone's|the men working with hay in thu
afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.W.Coenin o:
Pender spent Sunday at the lst
'ter's brother, Clark Browning lint
family.I Mr.and Mrs.Hans Mathiese:land Vernon spent Sutnlny at thi
home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brodersen of Winslow.1 Vic Skov and family and EL
H lste f l n :d~ ~~ d 1 # s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M o r g a n .~ ~ ~
Prof. and Mrs.A.J. Moris ofLincoln visited Mrs. Sadie Lichty
Thursday afternoon.
Miss May Hoover returned on
Thursday from Lincoln, where she
had spent a lbw pleasant days vis-
iting her son, Edward Hoover.
isnswsrsn Brrs
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.lliarkrnann
of Bennington, had Sunday dinner'ot the John Vogt, Jr. home.John Vogt, Sr. had a serious at-
tack oi appendicitis lost Friday.He is still confined to his bed but
is slightly recovered.
Sunday morning rnllers ut the
li :a ry w|.1lm°r||home were RossMoi.. alia! tlnughtm,Erelyn.|
a
Morris Christensen was a callel
at Spiker Tuesday evening.
SPIKER HAPPENINGS
Lars Jacobsen of S.D.,Mrs
Louie Skov of Blair and Mrs. Mar)Andersen of Greely, Neb. were Vi:
iting with Mrs. Sophie Larsen on
Tuesday.Mr. Jacobsen and Mrs.Skov and Mrs. Larsen are brothel
and sisters.One other brotherHommingJocabsenlivesinthis
country and a sister is still inDenmark.
Miss Evelyn Andersen and Miss
Barbara Bowman wem Monday
morning visitors'at our school.They also visited Mrs. Arthur An
dersen.placing second in the state meelv .,1 L1..(limi ;.... .'era;.n.sa Wiesc Walter Hovendick loft TuesdayInst year, will anlmnaticnlly enter! blessed .grth .Wg ~ : . . . . . l Ilr. ......i ~ .sliteri Svoger-.7 for Arizona.His friends are hop-
lho state meet this year.This =11-af m g "i 3 ;..'Ch.:s n ; :LI f.bi 1|culled at tncvllfe the sunny south will restorelr-ws Walsliirugton county another ¢||Jo ns vu ose orne is in 1 ( o i n .I1l.;1r!Eur fe Saturday GW;lh15 health.
entry. providing a local contest is cogo.J 1 f ning.Mrs. "le" Andersen and E\£'l}11,hold and if enough rcquosl.s are Uu May 13 1903 she was e ti Mr. and Mrs. licnty Jensen vis-Barbara .iowman of Blair,Mrs.
'1 lo.widow.Six years later,sl:e.it4¢d at the I". J. Ci1ristense.|homeJ.R. Christiansen of Admnh and1:13:19 for one,Hr.Sorensen wal entered again into wediook,with§Sunday.;Mrs. Arthur Andersen were Mon-
Frank Jslmel.Together they.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Swnnson'<i=1J afternoon callers of Mrs.gamg [9 BlI1lI in Sept. 1910 \\i|Ql{$|3nd family Vltiiiiill ig the Hang Sophie l¢IlISoli llilll Mrs.LtJI..ll:s u e l i s a l i v e d s i n c e 1 .n i » 1 S | , . i J e n s e n h o m e ,n e a r O r u n l S u n d a y R a s m u s s e n .
j .d ¢d t 'i d 0 : | " l 1 0 0 ( l l( g \ » g | } § n g |M i s s ~H o r e n d i c k I 1 I l l \ ( ¢ l
" ' 3 i f g m "r c u e _ °v.1 _~l i i i s s E ; " P u N i e l s e n s p e n t S u n d : ¢ y h o m e l a s t w e e k ,a f t e r a m n n l h ' s
r.:.! iavur,vritll each conlesLant's
c.»o;n:rnf.ion, to stage one.4 Coritostunls can help Mr.Sor-
l:=.-en in many ways, chiefly by
aiu.-»isting him in selecting n field,
§»|ovidi:|g wagons, teams, husking
down rows,getting drivers for
unch wagon, two .gleaners for eachcoriteiitunt and ajudgogto follow
on-th pair of glenners,a time
I; -eper, two men Lu do the weigh-
ing and an official starter.
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The western com root worm has
made its appesreince in Washing-
tou county this last.season,ac»
ending L0 County Agent. George
Bates.
Last summer it did considerable
damage to the sweet.corn acre-
age here at harvest time and now
'visible damage is showing' up inthe field corn.'The chief dnrmigv
is that the feeder roots are de-
stroyed. the corn fails to mature,
end with strong winds the Blocks
blow over.
The State Entomologist rB[}0l1n
that of the three corn root Worms
this one is the easiest to control.
ll. is done by rotation of the corn
crop because this worm li\¢B en-
tinely on corn--the other two vari-
elie of mot worms live on the
other plants Such as weeds, oats.
etc.Fields that have been in com
for three or more years straight
are liable £0 suffer from this
ciiuse.If infected fields are pro-
perly rotated one year out of each
three then each crop of new com
.root worms die for the want of a
host.Farmers of Washington county,
who have had losses this last year,
tire urgpd by the county Exlrrnslon
Agent at this time to pln.n_some
other crop on the groual whomdamage occurred this ye.u.|
:CHURCH O F c o n
E. E. Gieder, Paslor
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Sunday School, 10 A. id.
' Morninz Worship, 11 A. H.
Iierean Class, 'l' P. H.
t Evening service, 7:80 P. M.
. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ning.
Sr.Lurile Lecrone of Omaha,
gave a very interesting talk last
Sunday which was enjoyed WIT
much by lil.Sr. Alma Hall of Lincoln,ab-
teaded the service lust Sunday.
.Bro.M.D.Newell will speak
for ua next Sunday momlng. Let'a
l\s51.her Jnhnel mas n dctoul.,_,.evening'W th Miss Viola Nelson,:visit 1.\il.h hor sister,Mrs.Hmry(mrlsiian.I\r t:nng vias denrer to 1 attending a Party at her home that Johnson and family at Tulsai, Oklu
Pher than the Word of God.Siicc,.,_.,,ing_'She enjoyed the south very much.dearly loved her Savior and trusl.~;Mr .and Mrs. Otto Mencke and Mrs. J. P. Andersen and Evelyn
ed in llis ntoning merits with Llnidren visited Emil illutzezfs on'and Katherine Newkirk,Mrs.lil.
confidence and joy.
On the day before her depart-
ure from this life I spoke to her
on the words which I lmvc chosen
for her funeral text.'ibut was
last Tuesday sftrenoon.On Wed~
nesday eltornoon a little after 5
o'clock on my arrival 1 found her
in u coma from which she no
more awoke.At 5:30 on Wednes-
day afternoon her soul had flown."
Bosiles her two sons, she is sun
vived by eight step-children: 1-`1itz,
William, Frank and Chris Jahne',
of naar Ila ir,Mrs.llisie Miller
of Kcnnard, Mrs. Rosa Matlhiesen
of Blair, Llrs. Dora Crayon of Os-
mond,I{»b.and lilrs.In-na A11-
derson of \'i°isco:1sin,. all of whom
with the exception of Mrs.Au-
derson .none present at the fun-
eral ser\.i:f°s.
lgie PAYS 'rn AI)YIIIITISE
The lshlies' Aid of the llosellillchurrh gave s dinner Inst Friday'
night in connection with their
ba'r1:»r.I'romearly in the evening
until isle at night the church was
filled to overflowing. People fromHerman.Ariizagton and Blair
turned out and with the folk from
the countryside enjoyed the feed
...nl me social good time.
'lhc affnn was a huge success
with the inigireiit. crowd that had
ever attended one of these func-
tions.'I'v.o factors that went for
tonawl making it so was the fume
of the Pine dinners :furnished by
these ladies in conjunction with
Enterprise I-xd\ert.ising.
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LGCA1. U\}-IIIFLOW
Mrs. Cu.-1 Kernpcke of Kennerd,
owl Mrs. l'. C.Petersen and son,
Jens returned home last Sunday
evening after a week's sizhtse
ini; throuirhout the southeastern
part of the state.They visitedthe cement plant at Louisville, A1~l
bor Lodge at Nebraska City and!
litter attended the Rebekah as-'
sembly nt Beatrice to which they
were ddegstes .
Sam Steele, who resides north'l t d h Bro. New-lo! Blair on a frmn, was strickeno P an . e u ._.lwi th appendicilis and rushed to
Sunday sf ternoon.II.1r. and Mrs. Alber t Nelson andlf amily had Sunday dinner at. tht
'Andersen and son,Martin of
Greely were callers at the R. Ras-
mussen and Arthur Andersenhomo of Mr. Nelsons si..ter, ilirs.ihomes Thursday;also calling onAlbert Jensen and family.
hir. and Mrs. Chris Tietgen ofWayne, Nels., visited .Alfred Svog-
tr:aon's Sunday afternoon.The Dorcas Sewing Club oi thel
Iiennnrd Luxheran church met atthe home of Mrs. Fred Nelson on
Saturday afternoon.The af ter-
noon was spent in sewing after
gglich a dainty luncheon was serv-
Sunduy afternoon visitors at the3. W. Nielsen home were 2\lr.andLlrs.Bob Andersen and family,
and Llr. and Mrs. Thos. Andersen.Mr. und Mrs. Hans Hansen andIarnnly helped surprise Mrs. Hun-
:.on';;mpther,Mrs.P.K.Nelson
of Blair, lust Sunday. Others pres-
ent included Mr.and Mrs.Har-laml Jensen and family of Arl-
ington, Mr. and Mrs. Hun.s Nelsonol Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.Hermanlluhrandfamily,and Mr.andMrs.George Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petersne, Jr.
of Wuslnnfrton visited with JohnVogt,Jr. and family last Monday
evening.
Mr. :md Mrs. Al .Kzonberg andtlnlnilyvisited at Wm.\\ulbern'sThursdayevening.the occasion
being Miss Rosie Wulberns birth
anniversary.
Albert Petersen is improving
his farm house and buildings by
g ing tliem u coat of paint this
1 a
Wm. Wulbern is building a new
hog house on his farm near Ken-nard.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson and
children visited relatives in Coun-
cil Bluffs Sunday evening.
Soren Wolsmanns called at the
lions Svogersol horne last Sun-
day af ternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson andfamilyvisitedattheparental,
Peter Nelson home in Blair Sun-
day evening.Mrs. Nelson has hadthemisfortuneofbeinginjuredinanautomobileawdent but isimproving at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kronberg andchildrenvisitedattheFreddieFrench home Sunday afternoon.
"l!|l_r.and Mrs.A.W.Petersen
and children were Sunday dinner
guests at the Shirley Petersenhome, near Spiker.
`H|.llowe`en is almost here :md
the Brewster school youngsters
iand Janice,Mr.licluff and Torn
Mrs.Fred Petersen.
Mr.and M m Jim Paulsen ofBlair,spent Tuesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. James Rasmus-
sen.Mr.W. I-I. I-Iovendick and fam-ily are the proud owners of?" a
new Dodge sedan.Mm.Henry Rasmussen is en~
jcying a visit from her brother,
Morris Morgensen and family oi'
Colorado.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Daniels are
staying at the home of Mrs. Dan-
iel's brother, Laurence Larsen, at
present;
.Henry Lamb has been visiting
in this neighborhood a few days.
Ed Holstein snd family ate Sun-day dinner with the iliac Cameron
family.
Mr.and Mrs.Dwight Patrick
spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Wilcox at Craig.
Mr. and Mm.Arthur Andersen
v.ereSunday dinnerjguests at theinslie Lauersen home, near Uehl-
mg.Mr.and Mrs.Louis Rasmussen
entertained Sunday for the follow'ingz Mr. and Mrs. Johfn Dixon of
§F:.Calhoun,Mrs.0.M.Ireland
and Mrs.FredPowellofBlair.
a caller.in the
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.Ira Baxter was
'afternoonLars Jacobsening-s few days
Mrs. Sophie Lars
has been spend-
with his sister,
en.
HILISIDE NEWS OF
GARDNER ms'rn1c'r
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Mr..and Mrs. Fred Compton of
Blair,were Sunday evening vis-
itors at the Harry Ervey home.
Eds Anderson spent the week-
end with her brother, C. K. An-
derson and wife,near Arlington.Mr. and Mrs.Hugh SutherlandspentWednesdayattheJ.E.
Hovendick home
Mrs. John Jensen helped Mrs.
Fred H. Jensen cook .for thresh-
ers Tuadny.
Mn .John Cooper and Mrs.
Ann Pennington of Grand Island,were Sunday dinner guests at theEd Mundorf home.
Mr.and Mrs. J.L.Pewsen
drove to Omaha Wednesday aft-
ex-noon.
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and son,spe-it Su nd ay af te rn oo n
at th e A b e S u th e r la n d h o me .
M r .a n d Mr s .Ot t o Chri stia nsen
an d da u g hte r spe nt Frid ay 'eve-
n i n g a t : h e A u g u s t Ma tz e n h o me ,
ne ar K e n n a i d .
M r .a n d Mr s .J i m Ne ls o n a n d
two d a u g hte r s o f B la i r . sp e n t F n ~
d a y eve n i n g a t th e Ro b e r t Ra s-
rnusse-1 home.
Be r th a J ensen wa s a n ho no r
stud en t i n th e B la i r hi g h sc hool,
being e xe mp t f r o m exa mi n ati on s
she spe nt Fr i da y a t ho me .
Ch r i s J ensen o f Oma h a ,spe nt
se ve r a l d a y s la s t we e k wi th Lo ui e'an d J i m J e n s e n .
Mr . an d Mr s. P ete Tr uh ls en wer e
Fr i d a y eve n i n g vi si to rs a t Mr s .
I-"mos J ensen's i n Bla ir .
Mr . an d Mr s . A. J . Cr o ud y sp en t
Sa tu rd a even in g a t th e J o h n
J ensen ome.Th e eve n i n g wa s
sp en t a t c ards.
Mr s .E m m a Han se n a nd i lau iz h-
te r , Ma r g a r e t, Mr s .A u g u s t T i m m
dr oxe to Ra ls to n Su nd ay eve ni n g
an d vi s i te d th e i r s o n a n d bro the r,
He n r y T i mm .
Mr. an-fi Mr s .Ro be rt Ra smus se n
an d c hi ldr en spe nt Su nd ay eve-
ning'a t th e J e ns Sorenson ho me
i n t h e O m m neighbo rhood.
Mr . a n d Mr s. J .L .Po'er<e=1 and
Roberi.,atte nd ed a 6:30 din ner
ington..
Mr .and Mrs! Cleo Newkirk ofLincoln,spent from Fdday until
Satux-mlay\evening at the Boone
Newkirk homo.Sunday guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Newkirk
of Lincoln,Mr.ahd Mn.»Henry
Pretzel and Virgil..
Mias*Citherine Newkirk visitedMissEvelynAnderseninBlair,
from Wednesday until Sunday eve-
ning.
Miss Della and Lloyd Nelson of
Blair,were Thursday evening
guests at the Boone Newkirk
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You will soon be ready to lace your heat-
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Prices are always RIGHT
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Blair, Nebrnska,October 24_ 1929 -a s mma :-1 .l.m s n u -n n ! - ' f n
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Fumiture, NK! and floor cover-l m lhLh»ewR. Benrdod.21-nf.
For Safe:Bears,Bom Bonrs.
Highest prices for produce. Phone
253.Fanners Produce Co.83-ti
Misa Dorothy Gray, who teaches
at Fremont,vidwd her parent:
over the week-end.'
Chris K.Bcndort,Undertaking
and ambulance service.Phones:
office, 161; residence. 138.29-t(
Furniture. w; and nom- qyvgr Kuhn'| P will hleue`you. U ;Dr. Lay hnd s u m . C mm p r u -
hun.Mathew Bendorf.21-n Dnnce ni Spiker Saturday eve-Itor, over Wolf( Drug Score.mf.
Dance at Spiker, Saturday eve-ning, October 26.40-11|FOR m; N T_ A nice 4-mom
ning,0¢'"°b°\' 26.40-lt I Furnimre, rug: Ind noor cover-house, modern exeept heat.
Mm. Herben Hurd and sam of mga,Mathew R. Bendorl.21-ti.
Benson, spent Sunday at the plr-A 6-room house,d l modem,
ental, Ole Jacobsen home.32400.N. T. Lund dz Co.40-ItBake Sale given by the Baptist'Mrs.Fmnk Wolff of Ft.Cal-
40-lt ~ T. Lund & Co,
For Sale or Remelleaidence an
211 west Grant St.Inquire Black
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Po un wa s a vi s i tvr a t th e Ca r l W h e n y o u wa n t 'jgggehe3d_.o r
envelopes or statements call The
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f ho me S a tu rd a y .
E-faterpriae
losea wu s o n 37-af :msn J mlc lred meunu, on e of U10E ladies, S aturday ,
.f Bla ir te a c h; - r, sp e n t the we e k n d Bla ir D ru g C o .40.11°W o lf
Te k a mah . `Ho s e- men d in g -~ Run s a n d snags.G. K . B englorf , li c en sed ema mm-__
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M r .g u d Mr s .He r ma n A y e o
1naha,sp en t la s t Su nd ay wi t h at he r . ho me an
la i r r e la ti ve s an d fr i e nd s .I f y o u auen't srettinz 7 %01'.Pt'ic os masons
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rloyd Evans spent 0.\'er Em your moffey séé Don C.i . é § » T S 1 § 5 § é ~ § > ` h o § § ` 1 6 ' f ' § ¢ f ;°§f=I»na 133.3-U
Ends at Rockwell 'Yap Deuaen.22-tl Miss Nona Moss entertained the For Sale-Four good HolsteinL. L. sou and family of Scribner teachers bridge club at mm. Mis.ff-=1-l; °°b;""§'lme just fresh and
5111*M h spent Sunday at the Parental.Mattie Pound home Lnt evening.one o res soon.f £>,I.'§2.,,553523 Peter Sol! home m this clty.I Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ireland andi39'2t J. M. Compton.
ul aauurg Jeweler Q UPIOIIEIHBLfirstdoorsouthofDanishPub-
lishing House.14-tf
M and Mrs. Frank Wolff and
family of Calhoun, were Blair via-
itora wedncsxlziv eveninnr.
Mr. and Mrs
nd little son o
over Sunday with Blair relatives.Extra Special:Girls'Wash' son of Yutan, Neb. were allin on Mrs. Z. B. Smith will enter1nin'|
Mr.'and Mra G.G. Hines en-
joyed Sunday dinner at the Glen
Fox home near Omaha.
The Manny Beauty Shoppe willplease you at 404 west Lincoln SL!
Dresses in sizes 7 to 14 with short Blair relatives last Sunday.s [019 Pythian Sisters kensingtcn at
or long sleeves on sale at $1 a t'The Enterprise wsu print your her home Friday aftemoon.
the Fashion Center.40-it stationery and do i t ri ght.We Duart Permanente, ringle: ends,
For Sale-Four good Holstein'are headquarters for your printing price $5.00.All wo rk gua ranuw.
milch cows.Three just fresh anml'neede.18-tf | Phone Black 259, Mrs. M. Suther-
Phune Green 327 for appoinLmenL°!'° V-0 be fresh soon.g The Indies of the Episcopal land.40-tf
39-2x J.M.Comuton.church have invitations out for a Remember the dance at ,Spikels m zl .
Miss Evelyn McCoy has gone.t0 'Mr. an-l Mrs. Harolq Schafer of Hnllowe'en dance nt the parish Saturday evening,October 26th.
C. K. Bendurf, licensed emlnlm-
er and undermker,Blair.Oilioophone. 161; res. phone. 188 8-tt
James Delinger is reported ns
vm-ty ill nt the ho me o this mn-
in-lnw on emit. Nebraska street.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gutschow
entertained the Tuesday evening
bridge club at their home Oct. 22.
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and spent the week-end uritu Remember the dance at Spiker time.40-1tmoney in safe investment.WI|y \
Blair relatives and friend.s.\Snturday evenimr.October 26th.Mr.and Mrs.Joe Nelsun ofgtnke less?See Dan C. Van Deu-
mt wnere sne expects Do unaand will make her home in
zz-ffMissMabelNaunberg,who5Good music.Good floor.Good Potter,Neb., came last Thursday sen.rooms :pt the Ole Jacobsen home,|timé.40-1t.f0l a visit at the parental,Sam Mi
r rs. E. N. Terxvll was called to.Carl Koltermsn 5;N _.Stewart home>ent the week-end at (;b[umbuS»|Mr. and Mra Chas. A. Hlneliuel Ihlondamin,Iowa last Friday by
en.and Mr.and Mrs.Carl Edwards.Do you RW! bridge?The En!the 'ilth of her sister,M r .6.
For "ale Winter apples Best were brief callers in Craig Wed terprise has a complete new Hue Lim*rieties.Sprayed and u hand-nesday afternoon:gf. score ¢8l'¢12f.Pi§C'2 cards,e1c.l Wanted--B|Ixrried"co1l»le with- c p I v v- a| |. n &| \l l IIA UD U RA I]BASIN UL I Ic a r d f r o m b i r t h d a y t o C h r i s t m a a ! p iIC:
===§¢j=Lester Barton, phone 212 For Sale-Hampshire male Pins1 Why not see them?23-t.f'0u; children to shuck corn and as-
1 do.3?-tf Lomr.heavv boned kind Also Mrs.Clarence Kuhr came un sist with the house1.\.ork.Halloween Groceries Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Van
Omaha,spent the week
D'eulen|For Side:-850 watt Delco-\ig»h:|N¢~§'f°mX¢iE55a .§a.;;=2.."""'frvm Omaha Eazlilliy £J"h]»¢|§Ei i n - u i Aiiiéea 1
:-end at nlant \\'il.h 160 ham hatt:|!r\.' and 39-41.*E. N. lllnlev. Nashville.ah! week-anal with hm nannn a n i xl...ur..~m:n.:...- _J :mnQuiet.
_1 .._.- - -- - - - - . ,- ---" " " " " i r - -- ---- ----~- r---»-W ; -H |Alun,Un i .vvu nlllu U1 uuu wlfn.D61-IP-@¥\§°°"fI' etc 32 volt equipment..Miss Fr anc e s K oopman, who :. 1t-1*"'l Mr s .Ha n s Be c k .WLushingto:1 str ee t i s c on fin ed to
|40-.EL Gle n W ils on.te n ds the Oma h a Uni ver sity , spe nt -Mr s .C.A .Robeson le f t .la st Eh er bed wi th illn ess f o r n f e w
ff mu l e ,Satur da y ,Oc to ber 19 wa s Mr s .th e week -end a t th e pa re ntal,Sa tu rd ay f o r St.Lo ui s f o r a ' d a y s °f..Cal1 Peter S-oll'3 b i r th an n i ve r sa r y a n d W . J .Koo prn an home.c ouple d f week.=vi si t wi tli h e r i M r nnrl M m Pn n l 'f'nvln»n fChinTo aid you in planning Englole to reglsm11,Blair,Hans M5'3'=!Q=;'§"'5 nga °I{¢1\ \3°§{=° for her mwl Hr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hemel tinlfghler, Hrs. H- E. Morse.|o|{{Li§¢.`§»a¢'§"M§I'i'»yi§§i'MI-1menu for your Halloween Party we have rrang-
ed displays of the following easlly prepared edi-
bles.Further auggestionss are to be found in
39 """mends and relatives.land family of Rose hi ll,spent Chicken di nne r-The (hri3tia:\enL¢,Iflr.:mel Mrs.A.J. Ta-yiorExtraSpecial:Girls'Wax311|Extra Special:Fownes Suede|Saturduy evening ht the George church ladies will serve a chicken'Saturdny evening.
Dresses in sizes 'E' to 14 with short Fabric Gloves for Women n:1d|Rynn home in this city.|di:1:\cr at the church Friday, Naval A 5.,.mm hnnsm mmlnfn nxvpnt
$1 at Misses in sizes 6 to 8 on sale nt Extra Special:Fownes Suedelfi 31 I5 o'clock.Pubiic invifocl.llbai\,ti1 |ooi"lois"la;>i;;1;4°'1t,$1 at the FaSh*°f' Center.40"1* F.abHc Gloves for'Women and'For Sule--Pola:1d China bo:\rs.lis located near the West.school.
ken.sington vm Misses in sizes 6 to 8 on sale at"I'he dam's of these boars camef and i8 a barzain.$2600.00rill beOctober 29 at Edna were hostesses w the Epis-$1 at the Fashion Center.40
C. Hunt. Thef cupul guild ladies on Tuesday aft-
S. are invited ernoon.` '
-1t| from one of the best herd`s in Iowa40-lt N. T. Lund &. Co.
Permanent Wave $1.50.An entirely new blood.The 'rn rsd ~nxDellclqusrefreshments kinds of beauty w,,r\_Phone 19 137-¢.f Wm.Annstron ~'u ll)v
.|\"j{e served.Mrs. K. A. Pound, 206 E. Co\fax.|M
e e ng bridge
z clzvwxll mee t with Mr. a nd Mn.
r. and Mrs. August Rathmann F nk Stewart this evening alterSaturdayONLYMiss Grace Sf.l"I.\\|2, accompanied I 33-tt' 1 and Mr. and Mrs. IIenrv Arn drove dinner at the hotelbyherparents,Mr. and Mrs.her husband on his birth :1
Henry Struvg, '-EPM to .the 0ttola_ry,Monday evening, by
arrive rs-
inviting
'idge at
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Mr.and Mrs.Glen Evans ond
sister,Miss lrolene .Evans spent
Sunday at the parental Evans
home in Adair, Iowa.
Mn and Mrs.Arthur Stro
to Florence Sunday rhere a m i 1=:§1m S;§f<§fa1Q Girls'Wash
visi'ed i th H ''.n e enry Schm:dt|Dresses ln sizes 7 to 14 with short.
home.or long sleevqa on sale at $1 at
Sorghum for Sale--Bring con-'the Fashion Center.40-It
tai'1crB and get pure sorghum forY of t S0 Score cards,place cards birth-Fremont, spent Sunday with Mrs.g__,P'"`_3'"n°"_f'f' 9Q.¢7.ir\ *'E'°}E°'~i*~day cards,sympathy nards-allagoosedinnerlast'and Mr.and Mrs.Lie;ri1
Mr .and Mrs.H.C.!were dinner gugs of _lfht CQ0k'5|Stroy'a brother, Dr.W. F. Hen:-|§f'°"°» ureen mo.um and f'f"l'F'can be foundat The Enlerprise
and nzlrs.wm u p a r e n t s . M r .and Mr s . M .1rl. C oo k ln h ill an d f a m i l v in n s 39-Z5 ' ..rram D 391.6Hamburger,Slovak of Glenwood, Iowa.ri' Arliogton last Sunday.
Don't forgot the Old Time Car-l Don't forget the Olcl Tim C
nival D '
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ance at the dxennard pa-nival Dance at the ¢Ken:1ard pu-
vilion on Hallowe'en Oct 31st 'vilion,.~|on 1-Iallowe'en,Oct.31st.
Music fbr young' and old.Given|Music for young and old.Given
u n d e r a u s p i c e s o f t h e K e n n a r d w m d e r a u s p i c e s o f t h e K e n n a r d
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""i3L.l§L§.é»l2""§§...,$1.50.An 'l\Ir.;md Mla.C.J.Schmidtdr0\'a vJ.A|\.\=»""""°" y||\..G¢an;-E. M. Terrell is doing some car-kmds of beauty work.Phone 19'?.|°Iavenport,N°b last Saturday pentcr repairwork on the build-
C h i l d r e n ' s p e r m a n e n t w a v e $ 5 . 0 0 .o v e n m g a n d vz s i t e d u n t l i M o n d a y l i n g s o n t h e M r s .M a t t i e P o u n d
M f g ,K _p,_P o u n d ,~E ~\ \ ' i u l M T S .S c h m i d t f é p a r e n t s M T .lh o12,5 and Mrs. M. B. Miller.a farm near Ft .Ca oun
.Mr. and Mrs. Ed. A. Jenien andMrs. 0. M. Ireland, Mr. and Mrs. . __ Mr;and S'E d . ~J_en§§:o,son. Stanley and Mrs. Edna NoblePure Country Lard 3|bs 47c Gold Bond Brand Cane and
Maple Syrup lf gal.
Salt Pork per Ib.|9=}c
Pork Shoulder Roast lb.22-hz
Kama Pancake Flour
4 lbubag
Colsons Country Sorghum
gallon pails $1.25
Picnic Hams 6 to 8 lbs.21
Real Cup Coffee 3lh. can $1.45
First Grade Sugar Cured
Hams é or whole
LexingtonCream[flour
48 lb. bag $1.65
Codfisfl l lb. boxes
Fresh Side Pork lb
rumen.4U-H. | nremen.IM r s ,E v a C o o k .M r .a n d M r s . :M . .u
4 0 - lt Fr e d H u f f o f th i s c ity ,M r .a n d Ea r l J en s e n , Mr . a n d lvl r s . J : r li l- ' d w , e to Ilin c o ln 3 ¢ ¢ , mh y to ab-re re-Mr s .J o h n D i x o n o f F t.Ca lh ou n EE"I f h o a d s mld.l\I1s.s . p n s c l u a l tc n d t h e foo tb all f rame.nd Mrs.Paul Luvm their home at Bird Is spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs nhoaaes auenuesl me auto racesl Mr and MN Ie we y J e nna ,fd...hEnnesota last Sunday aPfE Louis Rasmussen of Spiker.!-»9m~h- Sunday ff'em°°"'Ihmnha . were wee kend mem a t
Higley and daughter of |§";;e!€kB ViBit wi th lelatiV€S i n 'Nn r m n n "|'1lll|»n- wl-m ll n|1|»~|||.|Hin mu-gust Kelly spent 1'l\°if\§I ;.;;;..;;-gh. l'nrlnnr'; |.a.¢1»¢.§hi°==s°» Cspent Sunday with rels~Blair ind Ha rms .inrs. 'i.0»§f}}
ives at olumbus.'was formerly Miss Gertrude
Mrs.Lois Lynch and so n, my Siert of this city.
drove to Lawrence,Kansas over "5Mra Myron Higley and two
the f"'°el"e"d where thfuf'visited daughters,Vivian and Myra ar-
relntives and former fnends.lrived from Chien o last SundgaytJ';;T]@9 Lieber, who ls '3mPl0>'C*d|mi:n1ing for a visit at the horne
.nr lssotm \all°Y»l°""*1»spent of Mrs. 1-Ilgley's s1ster»in~lsw, Mrs,
,the weekend with Blau f1'i@'¥ld"Eva Cook, and niece,Mrs. C, C,and relatives.;Cornpton."They expect to spend a
slr.ond Mrs.Otto Howe,whoweck in this city.
lf cfllde northwest of Blair,enter~;Mr.N.Swanson of Crescent
'tamed the following friends lust iowa culled on his sister-in-law,
§Sundny: Mr. and NTL Carl Koller-Mrs. J. Stapleton and other relo-
rnnn and family, Mr .nnd Mrs. A.tives last Sunday.He was accom-
,Sehulz Hllfi family,Mr.and Mrs.panicd by his sons Mr. and Mrs
R.. H@"f*}U§'§€'¥¥. _J Hellnirllrseeu,Eldred Swanson.ir.and Mrs
l 1 \ l l l l l l x x a u v u q " n v a w \ l v r \ . \ 1 \ -i n g c o l l e g e a t A m e s ,I o w a s p e n t l v - ' e e k - e n d w i t h h e r s i s t e r ,M i s s
t h e w e e k e n d a t t h e p a r e n t a l ,D u i
R .E .T i l d e n h o m e .H i s p a r e n t s
took him back to his school work
on Sunday.
Don*t forget the Old Time Car-
nival Dance at the ;Kennard pa-.
vilion on Hallowe'en,Oct.31st.iMusic fbr young pnd old.Giveni
Under auspices of the Kennurdl
Ethel Kelly in Lincoln.She en-
joyed th;Nebraska-Pittsburgh
footbnllo game Saturday afternoon."
Mrs. Frank Warrick, W. W. Free
land,Mrs.Wjll Caldwell and
daughter, Mrs. Merrill Reeh spent
last Wednesday in Omaha where
Mr. Freeland attended to business
matters.firemen.40-lf;Roy Christensen and Walter
Mr.and Mrs.w.J.Kc-»nm..n|G°"@h°== are entertaining a num-
nnri Dr.und Mrs.L.F.Stntes
were entertained at a five o'eloel;
dinner nt the home of Mr. I{oop~
mnn's brother,Ben Koopmnn o f'
ber of their school mates at u
v.einer roast nnd I-Iallowe'en party
ni the Chri.atenseh home next Sun-
day evening.
O m a h a ,l a s t S u n d a y e v e n i n g .|H 3 2 6 1 . l \ l l 1 ! 1 t i ( l I f S p t t f i l .t h e w e e k -
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u n :u u n l t u l .u n :l v x u i u n H u l v l v v j
Mr. Ole Jensen and family.
Ms s Ruth Ros&1bnum of 'Kem
nerd, spent n few days last week
visiting at the home of Mrs . H.
H. B. Rosenbaum of' this city.
Mr.and Mrs.G.G.Hines are
enjoying dn visit from Mr.Hines'
mother,Mrs. T. M.Carter,who
makes her home at Burkett, Neb.
Walter Nelson and Waller Pet-
ersen left Monday evening im*
Ord,Nob.to shoot pheasants.
"They returned Tuesday evening
with the limit.
A 103-acre farm near Nashville,
$150 per acre.This is if dandy
feeding farm and very desirablend two children Mr. and Mn. E. Tomhlml und"""' '" "'"' *""'""T" "'"' " " " " 'nncounv. of il.closenenn i.om.\r-
nn\l_ Mr.und mother, Mrs. J. Stapleton, =-\1»y»d';'g;'s,§_~,'p§; ,,§";;;_,';°;;g;';,";' Zin.N. 'r. wid e Co.40-le,
of lrhnneupolla, n dinzmr party at the home of urilhuving N n her. pultlun win;Twp s a pla ns n bi g mg, fo r
'~ 2-rd &"=-.'f- A-.'f'""' _°!.°';"*'°-|.».. Havnnn Adv. Cn.,Hlllnwe'cn =-mm. »»be r ° u m d , ,
: l a v u n u A n \ : | \ . \ l .n w a l l n u l lJ .i°`rc»se,Mr . a n d Mr s .E m -o f Counc il Bg u ff ,
L a n g an d f a mi ly o f He r ma n ,Mr s .L .Swurmon
Mi:is Anna :Knltr-rmrm."in11Badgerow's Milk and Cream Fresh Daily M r s .L u n d i s a s i s t e r o f M r . T o r n
|l .. .: |
»" ¢-» - -- _M i s s J u n e F l e t c h e r .w h o h u z » | b . . a re al feed.Sixte en sc o uts'J
C-0-A-L
Jewel Smokeless ,
Puritan
Sahara
a Petroleum Coke
Hard'Coal
All the Best kinds and prompt
careful service.
Phone your orders to No. 4
Rivett Lbr. & Coal Co
I o
|Mrs.L.F. States entertained
ilhv young married ladies bridze
club lust Thursday aftemoon.
Miss Charlotte Maher was award-
ed firstfbrize, Mrs. C. K. Bendorf,
cut and Mrs. E.Schmidt, consol-
ation.
Mrs. A. J. DeVir\ney of Nevada,
Iowa,has been visiting at the
home of her son, Joe DeVinney
and family.Last Sunday they
motored to Teknmah where she
will visit. at the Al Brinley home
for the week.
For Sale-Milk cows and horseaMilk cows will be found at the old
Ewrscn bam and horses at the olfl
Jack Owens barn.We also will
hold community sales at the .old
Eversen barn.Come in and look
this stuff over.It's.good.
36-tf Thietje Erothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hine-
line, west of Blair, entertained the
following for dinner and supper
lat Sunday: Mrs Mike Thompson
and son,Joe,Mrs.Hans Larsen,
Mr.and Mrs.Menno Larsen and
family, Mr. and Mrs.Pete Jones
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Swanton and children,Mr.and
Mrs.Clifford Hineline and son,
been employed at the P. Z. Wilson
Store£or some time, left Wednes-
day for Whittier, California where
she will spend the winter with her
brother, B. S. Fletcher.
Sam Cheely has left_hi¢;over-
coat somewhere and would like_to
get in touch with it. Anyone know-
ing the whereabouts ol' this nee-
Iessary appaml will do Sam a
;
r
great favor/1351* letting hirn know. lt
Mr.and Mrs. Will Reeh enter-
tained at dinner Tuesday evening
for Mr.and Mrs. Joe Nelson of
Potter,Nob.,Mrs.Sam Stewart
and Mrs. Frank Jensen.Mrs. Nel-
son is a daughter of' Mm Stewart.
A beautiful home on west Wash
w l n u u u . :p a u ,I n u n :r u n r l g n u n
games and out~of-door banquet..
Miss Ethel Mead ieft Wedneidly
morning with her nephew,John
lvlelmuchlin for his home in Cal-
ifornia.Miss Mead plans to
spend some time in the Golden
state.
Don't forget the Ohl Time Car-
nival Dance at the |Kennard pa-
vilion on Halloween,Oct.a m .
Music fbr young and old.Given
under auspices of the Kennard
firemen.n 40 ;3
Mrs. E. G. Hanen plans to go
to Fremont this (Thursday)eve-
ning to attend a party given by
her sister-in-law,Miss Ma i a n
Percale Pints, fést colors,
Maderia hand made nighties7 1 'ff'( \
~'11 \."i , - - " " ' /$1.65 and $1.98 each
Maderia hand made Pa jamas
-$ 1 . 7 5 e a c h
Silk Kimonas
$ 6 . 5 0 e a c h
n a n s e n .D I N ? W l l l m a y o v e r M u m !| m g t u n S t .T h x s b u n g a l o w c o n t a m n | _ _ , _\ _ . _...!..|.....
:six rooms and is completely m0d_|w1\.n ~ tiuswr 'ansacted last weekn n n u n . |n\ \. . .fn. . :| nl n I A deal was t.rn u l l n u n u l v ' v v - u a b c u l I 7 \ » v ; }s c -
spec t.I f y o u ar e in ter es te d i n a
nic e home,we!!locategi,se e u s a t
once.N. T . L u n d & C o .4 0 - lt
I) o n' t forarc t th a nrorrrarn an d
whe re by Fr e d K r o g h bec ame th e
own e r o f a Ma r q u ette c o u pe f vr m-
er ly belon gi ng to Leslie Re y n o ld s
wh o in tu r n i s n o w the o wn e r o fSmocks, fast colors, each $l.98; $2.25; $2.95 L ;1 ""'..':;_'"""" ffl l"red's Chevrolet coupe.uox sofnal ar.urewster scnool on .~»W ednesday evening, Oc t. 30.4 0 - n l Th e Ro y a l Ne i g hb o r k e n s mg to u
New Prints in Comforter Cretonnes, yard Miss 1I§\zel Carfiion was a Fri~was held last Friday afternoon at
dnv snnnar :ment nt the .Inv Dc-the home of Mrs. Mike lngerdev- " g H - | ' | "I 0 - - - . »- u - -_w w ». . . _
Vi n n ey h ome .A p lea s a n t e ven i n g
wa s sp-ent i n vi si ti ng .
M r .a n d Mr s .W .C.Li n de n e n -
te rtai ne d a t Su n da y di n ne r th e
1'ollov.ing:M r .a n d Mr s .Cha rles
a n d dau gh te r,Mi s s Ed na .Th e y
we re assisted b y Mr s .Cla ud e
Ha u s c h e ldt, Mr s . C h e t W a lr a tha ml
Mr s .Gu s Sc heffler.Th e r e we r e
th i r ty present.
Dainty Pastel shades in Linen
30c
Hovendick and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hovendick of Herman,
Frank Linden and family of west
of Blair and Paul Jefferson of
Sarpy county.
Mr.and Mrs.Peter Shook of
Romulua, Michigan, who have bed!
visiting the former's mister,Mr.
H. K. Hitchcock of De Sola and
other relatives in this part of the
county for the past two weeks,
le!!for their home last Friday
evening.This was their firstlvisitdnce1920 .and 'their visit
was greatly enjoyed-by ml.
Mrs. W. W. Kite oi Bartley, Nels
visited her mother,Mrs.Amin
Strong Sunday.She was accom-
panied by her son and wife,Mr.
and M r ;Loren Kite and balmy
daughter of Omaha.Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Longcar ol Blair were also
guests Sunday afternoon.
Ward comes from Fremont a l
the ma rhage of Mm Emma Taft
to Mr.Wm.Ruwe of Fontanelle
on Wednesday, Oct. 28.Mrs. Teh
was employed in the P.Z. li m!
before gving m Fremont and has
many friends in and around Blair
ol e v e n s Dl e a c ne u br a s h
28c yard
Stevens Unl;le;;ed Crash L u x u n a r l g v a I U u r v u n28c yard With the advent of colder wenthglhe
oil in your motor should be changed
to n lighter weight to insure proper
lubrication of the moving parts.We
havechutx to show the proper oil for
your eu-.
u. s. on qglon
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L., .,...L.;,.:,|,...,..| :__ v____ _.nv ------uc culul umuunzu nur A n i a !PTCSBBIS HOW The Pythian held
J. SAS Tuesday evenlhg when the workl
was conducted by past Most Ex-.
cellent Chiefs.Following the bus-
iness meeting those present were
invlled to the home uf the pres-
ent Mos:Excellent Chief,Mrs.
Chas.McBride.A _pleuQ1l¢.e\fe-
accompanied by M m Mummert'smother,lllrs.Harry 'Seltz o! De
Soto, drove fo Omaha Saturday to
attend t}\a.reception following the
marriage of Dr. and Mrs.J . H.
Vance's dsughwr, Mary ua Dr.
Chas.E.Thompson.The Sellsr '
_.Jning was enjoyed. after which de-[family are old friends of Dr.licioux reiruhmenta were served.Wanee and his lamily.
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THE mn-;RPRlsE`1?6R JOB WORK
F E E D
1-I Tog one
Fon'; ~ ~ ~Fw
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6. Bottles (H gallon?)$5.00
BLAIR DRUG CO.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
_. i¢1|fl..'.§'I\»_,_`_
A D M A H N E W S U
Hr . a n d H r s . He n r y K r u g e r a n d
fn n i ly vi si te d S u n d ay a f te r n o on a t
th e Lo u i e Ko s s home.|
l i n .A lvi n Peterson a n d Gle n-
nic e sp en t Mo n d a y after no on a t
L o u i s Pe te r s o f s .i
Clarenc e Ili eh e n th a l o f Hoop#*}»
s p e n t Su n da y af te rn oo n wi th hi s
fo lk s .
Hr s . H e r ma n Bor c h erd in g s pe nt
W ednes day at Nels Pet.er son"s.
hi r.a n d Mr s .Gu s K m g e r a n d
f a mi ly a n d Li zz ie KruR`0l o f Te l-
h s ta we r e S u n d a y vi s i to r s a t th e
H .F. Hi e b en tlud h ome .A r t Ma g i ll a n d sons helped
sh e ll c o rn a t A lb e r t Hu e' s Sa tur -
d v w .. .
Mi s s Mi ldr e d D a n s visited her
siifter.Mr s .J a me s Pu lle n f r o m
Frid ay even ing :ill S unda y ' even ingHr s . E d g ar L ar s o n a n d c h i ld r e n
an d Mi s s Ha r r i e t Gr a ve r spent
"W ednesday i n Fla i r ,th e fo r me r
ha vi n g d e n ti st wo r k d o n el l i n w a Hiebetftltal spe nt
Su nd ay aftern oon at.C.F .Fau ss
a t Ho o r.He r r li f n Borchenrling'an d Lo ui s
Pe te r so n c alle d a t J oh n La d d 's a t
Ba nc r of t o n WednesdaYMr .an d Mr.=.A lb e r t Hu e .and
Ge ra ld i ne c a lled to s ee Mr s. An ti k
Hu e a t th e h o sp i ta l a t W e s t P o i n t
Fr i da y .9
A n Puller:an d f a mi ly a n d Mr .
a n d Mr s .Lor en Po lle n ate Sun-
d r y d i n n e r a t J a me s P u i le n ' s .
Stmd a v aftern oon vis ito rs a t
L o u i s Peters0:1's we r e Mr .a n d
Mr s .E m i l Peterson a n d f a mi ly
and Zlihmic e Florenc e Blc tioom.
M r .an d Mr s .Ke lly V a n mlm
m d He le n,Mr .a n d Mr s " f m -
Br a md e r t, E r n e s t Me i n a n Ela i n e
s m .Ai b e r t Hu e an d f a m i ly a ll
dr o ve to W e s t P o i n t t o vi s i t Mr s .
, A m u Hu e ,wh o entered th e hos-
p i ta l there fo r tr e a tme n t la s t
Th u r s d a y an d a t th i s wr i t i n g is
iln p r or i n g ..'Mr s .E a r l W a gn er an d Do n n a
L e e spent Wednesday a t Lo u i s
Pete-rson'a.L i m. L o u i s Peter son a nd da u| :h-
te r ,1'.I;rtle,Mr s A lvi s Peterson
a n d Glennioe.Mi s a C la r a G r a ve :
atten d e d th e S wi b i lr s Ai d Tu e sd a y
I
d t e m o o n .M r .an d Mr s .Swe n J o h n s on o f
Li n c oln ,we re vi si tin g fri en ds ' " 1
th i s vi c in i ty W ednesday .
'W illie an d Ch ri s A nd e rs on c a ll-
e d a t Alb e r t I-lue's W ed e sd ay
,iI\'.ernoon.
Fr. t'.\l.HOU'NAND vlcIN1'rY
Se y mou r S mi th .an Oma h a a f -
i o m e y ,\Ut5 ne re on legal uu mlleos
Ho a d a y .
Tu e sd a y a f te r no o n an o ve r he at-
e d stove pipe,set. the kitc hen o n
f i n a t th e Ho wa r d Bea les ' home,
b u t b y q d c k wo r k th e f i r e wa s
exti ng td ah ed before mu c h d a ma g e
wa s do ne .`
Hr s .Lo u i s T.Lessinger an d
li t tle da u g hte r o f Na mp a ,Id ah o,
.a n ive d Tue s da y e ven i ng fo r a vi s
it at the ho me of he r p r\ r€¥ 1l8 . Mr.
a n d Mr s . W m. K r u g e r .
Mr . an d Mrs . H. J . Va nn ie r , wh o
h a te been vis ili ng rcl:1ti'.e=l" r r :
f o r so me time,ha ve g o i e to Ill-
inois f o r a short.visit in f o r e re-
tu r rz i ng to th e i r h ome i n C a li f .
Th e y o u n g ladies bridfzo c lu b
n1et. s t th e Paul K r u g e r ho me o n
Tue sd ay eve nin g.
Ca r i Rohvrer,J r .an d A r t h u r
Fursl.return ed ho me W ednesday
af ter several weeks spent i n th e
wes te rn states.
Mr .a n d Mr s .He n r y .-'t.K r u s e .
Mr s .W m.Kruse,Sr.,Mi s s iie ien
Kr u s e an d Mr s.J oe Bo lln we n :
F r e mo n t .visitors I-`ri=lay.
Mr s . A .B. C r of t nitur-:ed lzome
th e f i r s t o f th e week fr o m a h o s -
pi ta l in Oma ha , the do c tors d ec i d-
in g not tn operate again.
Mrs. Cla us Ohrt. nc eonma nied by
Mr s .Ca r l Heal,Mr s .He n r y Fis-
!
i
i u t d f r o m there t o W a y n e,Ne b .
wh er e th ey visi ted re latwes ,re-
tu mi n g h o me S un d a y e ve n i n g .
-F r a n k K e s t e n o n o f Coleridge,
Rmb . ,c a me d o wn Satur dalf eve*-
n i n g so jo i n hi s wi f e a n d li ttle
da u gh ter ,wh o ha ve been vi si tin g
a t th e par ental,F r a n k A d a ms
home the p as t wee k.Th e y r etu rn -
ed to th e i r h o me Sun da y e ve nin g.He a ri c h Ha n se n reached his
86 th bi rthd ay Saturd ay ,Oc t.19,
a n d they celebrated th e e ve n t. 0 n
at tri p to Ho t S p a n gs , S . D . ab o u t
a mo n t h ag o,vi ld t h e r t w o
bro the rs,wr i te s bu c k to fr ie nd s
a n d re la ti ve s here t h h t s h e in
h a v i n g | .wo n d e r f u lw i m e ta k i n g
lo n g au to mob ile tr i p s a m o n g th eBlac k u m a .|
M r .a n d Mr s .W n tti s Da y ,ac -.c ompa ni ed b r m a s c a n dy .Mc - :
Kerc her, drove. over from 1 `remont.|
a n d sp e n t Su n da y a t t h e Da ve
Gustirt home.
Mr s . He n r y No h r e n b e r g we n t to
i
iSun day wi th a f a mi ly g a th e r w8 i F r e n g o n t o n e d a y la s t we e k wh e r e
a t th e h o me o t hi s d a u g h ter , Mr mf s h e is ta k i n g tr e a tme n t f o r s i n u s ,
Ha n s Sc h mi dt an d Mr .Sc hmi dt,trou ble.:
Mi s s Do r oth y K e le r o f C u m - :" t h 'h he resides.vu vt o m re tu r ne d h ome i n C i t vis ited r f .meek-endMi s s A lma S i e r lt g . Y
Fr i da y eve ni n g af te r a flew da ) 'S ' \ rlth Mi s s B e lva Hin elin e.Ivis it wi th Mr s .E lla A u tr e s a n d 'Mr s .Ne tti e Tho ele eke an d son,
f a mi ly i n Oma h a .:ou is Thoelec ke of _0mal1 a.vi s-
M r .an d Mr s .W m.P.Co ok o f :ted relatives a n d fr i en d s in th i s
Oma ha ,Mr .an d Mr s . J o h n A r o u vi c lni ty s we ek a g o Sa tu rd ay
son Bla i r a n d Mr .an d Mr s .J oe n i g h t.Lssu re were Sun day din ner KUPS QM.Solomon . Hi ne li ae ha s ju s t f i n - i
o f He n r y Ro h we r ,Mr s .Mar :e | 1 sh ed s nic e la r g e c ellar o n hi s
Me h re n s a nd da u g hte r, Mi s s K ate .remi ses wh i c h h e wi ll use to
Mr .an d Mr s .Ot t o Asrnussen
a n d Mr .a n d Mr s .J .A .La n d i s
we re Su n d a y a f te r; \ o o n gue sts a t
h He n Fisc her ho me .t i s . . . . i i M r s . N .C.Christensen
o f Oma h a ,M r .an d Mr s .Geo rge
Oh r t o f B e nn i n gto n, s pe n t Sun day
af te rn o o n a t th e C la us Ohr t ho me .
Mr .an d Mr s .L e wi s Coo k .a nd
li ttle s on o f Omah a , we r e C a lh o u n
vi si to rs Sa tu rd ay even in g
2-ir.a n d Mr s .J .W .Tr ta le r re-
tu rn ed h o m e Su nd ay af te rn oo n
a f te r a f e w wt ks vi s i t. wi th re l-
sti ve s in Chien o an d Ga le s b u r m
Illino is.Mr s ..E .W a lto n ae-
c ompan ie d the ho me , b u t le f t th e
sa me eve ni n g f o r he r h o me i n
Sio ux Ci ty ,Io wa .M r .a n d Mr s .
C I. . V a n c e o f Oma h a , a ls o we n t
wi th th e m a nd C. L. r e tu r ne d u r ith
th em,b u t Mr s .Van c e re ma in ed
f o r a lo n ge r vi si t,to bec ome ae-
qu a i n te d wi th h e r n e w gr a n d c h i ld .
Th i s be in g th ei r f i r s t gra ndc hild.
Th e y re p o r t a wo nd e r f u l ti me d u r -
i n g th ei r stay a n d a de li g htf u l
tr i p h o me .Mo nd a y , Oc t. 2 1 be i ng th e n a ta l
d a y o f De tle f Kr u s e th e ir h o s p i t-
ab le h o me wa s open b vtll af ter -
noon a n d eve ni n g to th ei r ma n y
fr ie nd s an d r e la ti ws .The se an -
rgivg;s,;\ric1 ar e l00li€d f0IW£!l'd to
wi th mu c h pleasure f r o m y e a r to
y ear.W e wi sh Mr .Kr u s e ma n y
mo r e such hap py even ts.i
pstor e sever al hu nd re d o f hi s
E a r ly Oh i o po ta to es i n f o r th e '
wi n te r ._
M r .an d Mr s .Ha n s J orge nsen
h a d as d in n e r g u es ts Su n d a y , Mr .
a n d Mr s .Cli f f o r d I-Iineiine a n d
son,Ro dn ey Clai r,M r .F r a n k
Hin elin e. the Mis ses . Do ro th y Ke g-
le r,Be i va Hi ne lin e a n d Eliz ab eth
Cac helin.
Ha ns J or g en se n i s 1mak i ng c or n
f o r Pe te J o ne s wi th th e n e w c o r n
pic ker.He a ve r a ge s fo u r h u n dr e d
an d f i f ty b us h els pe r da y .
Mr s .W m .F a lk a n d da u gh ter ,
ac c o mp an ie d b y Mr s. F o .lk' s mo th -
e r Mr s .Cr ab tr ee a ll o f Oma h a ,vis ited a t th e Ra i p h Bo u vi e r a:\d
Eli za b eth Caehelin ho me s Fr i d ay . :
Th e Cr ab tr ee f a mi ly li ve d i n o u r
vi c in i ty a g o od man y y e a rs ag o .
Mr . a n d Mr s . C h ar les F . Ha rmo n
enter ta in ed th e f o llo wi n g vi si to rs
u t di nn er Su n da y :Mr .a n d Mr s . '
Ste wa r t a n d f a mi ly a n d B i ll H a rrinr o ri etér o f th e o m i .s i '
|D PMa r k e t, wh o g a ve Mr . Ha r m o n a n
or de r f o r te n to n o f " H a r m o n
W h i te Pea rl Po p c or n "to be de-
liver ed to So u th Oma h a stores.
Oth e r vi s i to r s th a t da y we re Mr s
L e n n a g h a m a n d gra nd so n,M r .
a n d Mr s .Mi k e \ K r u p s k i a n d f a m-
i l M r .K r u s k i urc haseil thr ee>»P Pto n o f Mr . Ha r mo n s p o pc o r n to b e
delive red to So u th Om a h a ato ms .
M r .a n d Mr s .D a vi d h i u m me r t
H r .a n d Mr s . J u li a n J u n g b lu th ,
M r .a n d Hr s .F .J .Ene rs on a t
ten ded th e f o o tb d l s u m a t L i n -
c o ln Sa tu rd ay .Th e y re ma in e d
o ve r u n ti l Su na dy e ve n i n g a t th e
S.R.B a ts o n h o me .
M r .a n d Mr s .Ste ve n Ba r k e r
a n d Mr . a n d Mr s .E u s ti s o f Oma -
ha ,sp en t Su nd ay wi t h Mr .a n d
Mr s .W i lli a ms ,wh o ar e vi s i ti n g
wi t h th ei r da u g h te r a n d f a mi ly ,
Mr .an d Mr s .J u li a n J u n g b lu th .
Mi s s Na d a Ba ts on wh o is a t-
t t n d m g sc hool i n Oma h a ,spent
Su n d a y e ve ni n g wi th Mr. a n d Mr s .
F. J .Ene rso n.
M r .a n d Mr s .Ha n s Braesc h
we r e Sa tu r da y eve ni n g di n ne r
gue sts a t t h e A lb e r t Su nd s h o me
i n W a sh in gton .
Sever al f a r me r s ar o un d Da le
ha ve be gu n to hu sk c orn af te r
th e f i r s t f r o s t o f th e season
wh ic h wa s Su nd ay ni g h t.
D e lla Bec k o f B a ttle Cre ek,
Mi c h ig a n ar r ive d ' a t . th e Fr e d
J u n g b lu th h o me Th u r sd a y ,whe re
she exb ec ta to vi si t wi th fri en ds
a n d relatives here.
Ri g mo r e B md e g a a r d o f Om a h a ;
sp en t th e we ek n d a t th e Fi ts !
J u n g b lu th home.
Mr .an d Mr s .C.W a rr ic k an d
Mr .an d Mr s .He n r y Chr istian sen
o f Bla ir ,we re Su nd ay even in g
gu e sts a t th e F re d J u ng b lu th h ome
A lb e r t He d e lu n d o f Oma h a , a n d
Che ster J u n g b lu th le f t Mo n d a y
f o r th e we s t o n a h u n ti n g tr i p .
M r .a '\1rs.E .J .Re n ar d en-
ter ta in ed .n e f o ll o wi n g a t a steak
f r y Su n da y :Mr .a n d Mr s .J o h n
I-looks a n d Mr .an d Mr s .Alb e r t
Ma th i es on ,bo th o f Bla ir .
I
E x t r a Silec ial:H3P PY Ho m e
Dr e s s es f o r W o men a n d Mis se s in
sizes 14 to 46 o n sale a t $ 1 at.
th e Fa sh io n Ce nter .4 0 - lt
E xtr a S p e c i a l:All e las ti c S te p -
in Glid le s i n si ze s 2 6 to 3 6 o n sa le
at $1 .9 8 at th e Fa sh ion C en te r.l t
Fa sh io n Ce nter Be au ty Pa r lo r
p h o n e 47 - - P erma nen ts,fi n g e r
veaves,marc eis, fac ials--e\eythin,g»
-- f i r s t c la s s wo r k .Ali c e Tri p le tt,
ope rator.-lt]-lt
nose. mm. rrsms
Mr s . Ge o rg e Nea le wi ll b e ho s t-o f Bla ir ,atc o mpa n ie d by M u ies s to the W o man s C lu b Th ur e d8 Y | Mu mmer 1 .' s . moth er ,Mr s .Ha r r y *Tue sd ay eve ni n g seve ral relu-
Oc t.24.Se ltz dr o ve to Oma h a Satur du y f tives a nd f ri en ds wen t to . th e De t~
Mr .a n d Mr s .Pe te J an sen Uld la f t e r n o o n an d atte nd e d the rec ep-lu f W u lf h o me to surp rise n i : . .
f a m i ly we r e gue sts Su n d ay a fte r -ti on o f Mi s s Ma r y Van c e,o n l y . W u l f a s tt wa s he r b i n h d a y , b u tno o n a t th e Hu g h V a u gh a n h o me . i d a u g h te r o f D r .a n d Mr s .Va nc e ttiey h a d been invited _to He r m a n
w h o wa s ma r r i e d to D r .Th o mp ~to he lp li ttle Roma.Ixas tle cele-
E x t r a Spec ial:S ma r t n e w
at les i n S i lk Dresses o n sale a ty .
$4.98. sons, ss.94 and $10 in sizes
13 to 52 at the Fashion Center.1t_
Extm Special:Silk Stdpe Jer
sey Bio ome rs f o r W o men ,2 pa ir
$ l :sizes 4 to I 4 fo r c h i ldr e n a t
so n a t f o u r o ' c lo e k th at a f te r n o o n
D r .a n d M m Th o mp s o n le f t th e
s a me eve n i n g f o r De tr o it.Mic h-.
wh er e th e f o r me r ha s been e m-
ploy ed to prac tic e f o r th e F o r d
emplo y ees.
Mr .a n d Mr s .Cha rles Hi n e li n e
g-am a c a n i pa r ty Sa tu r da y eve-
ni n g to tl. e i r fr i e n d s .Th o s e wh o
one a pu n.Ati c o lo rs at th e Fas h- f a ttend e|re po rt a ve ry plea sant
eve nin g.fn:o n Center.These bloo me rs m g Mr .:.n&l Mr s .[ la r r y Se ltz we re
wor th 21 lo t mor e mone y .'lo | . t Su ;1 d3 y di nn er g ue sts at the h ome
--of thei.dzmughter.Mr .a n d Mr s .
~ ~ V A L L E Y : E r n e s t Kr us e, i n F o r t C a lh o u n o n
- - - - - . . .
L i lli a n Fredrieicson a n d n n s
Gu staf so n atte nd ed a s ho w in `re-
mon t Tn ur ss la y even in g._
Sund ay .
E x t r r Spec ial:S ma r t n e w
Is ty le s in Si lk Dresses o n sa le a t
Re v.W eber is d r i vi n g 'a newi$4 .98, $ 6.75, $8.91 and $ 10 in sizes
Chevro let c oac h.
Th e lo llo vr i ng a tte n de d th e Ne -
br as ka -P .t.s bmgh f oo tb all gs m: : nf
Linc oln Sa tu rd ay ttflcrttooana l:.ve».
ly n Spric k,Ru th hlen gel,Nu i : n a l
li o ltma n ,Mr s .Ca r l Meier henry
Bert. 'I'liompson,Ha r o ld a n d W e s - '
ley i\lei t\l\e nry ,He n r y Nieu er-
dippe.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Dic k i a l l m a n u r !
sons spe nt Sun day after no on a t
li c n r y \\ u lf l"s .
Clarenc e Se ha fe is ma n gvent to
Atlan tic ,I o wa Tues day evening'
wh er e he plu ged i n a n orc he stra
f o r a dance.
Le on a i i o ltm a n a n d Wesley
Mei er hen ry o f Ar li n g to n ,soe nt
th e week-end wi th ho me fo lk s.
Mi s s Anna Gutstafson is as..=sist»
i n g Mr s Rd Sc h afe rsman wi th
th e ho us e wo rk .
Mr s .A u g u s t K e r k h o f f ha d he r
I
I
13 to £3 a t the F ash io n Cen te r.l t
E x t r a Spec ial:Ha p p y H o m e
Dr e ss e s f o r W o me n a n d Misse s i'1
sizes 14 to 46 on sale a t $ 1 a t
he Fas hi on Center.I 0 l l
miie DOINGS
i i e r mi t Ve r no n an d Be rn ar d
J u n g b lu tn wh o ar e stud en ts ut.
Teen high,attend ed th e 'feeli-
Lr e i gh to n foozball g a me a n d wi t-
nessed a n ove rwh ei i nln g sc ore or
-is-u i n 'I'ecl1's fa vor .
E d Gai nes mo tor e d to K e mla r d
Weunestlay wh er e h e c alled o n
Tom Ga ine s, wh o i s ill at h is home.
Mr .a n d Mr s .J .P.Ilhe a a n d
sons,Ho w a r d an d J .C.atte nd ed
t h e L inc oln - i' ittsburg foo t b all
l
I
U H N 1 #u t l i n n n l n ' \ n ¥ | \ \ f \ u \ r - I n u i t :
br ute he r b ir thd ay wh i c h o c c u r re d
th e sa me da y .Mi s s Ha z e l an d
Be r n a r d W u lf h a d re ma in ed a t
h o me so th ey enter ta in ed th e
gu es ts u n ti l th e a r r i va l o f the ir
pa re nts,ab o u t te n o'c loc k wh e n
lu nc h wa s s erved,a f te r wh i c h tn c
p a r ty bro ke up .Tho se present
vte re Mess rs . amid Me sd ame s J o nn
Ta y lo r , F r e d W u l f , L a r s Peterson,
Lo u i s Go r h a m,No r r i s W a rd , J oh n
Peterson an d Jesse Ha n s e n a n l
th e i r fa mi li e s a n d Mr .an d Mr s .
wi ll Ry an , Rh ei nh a rt Ga ss e r, . lac k
a n d Ge or ge Men c k e.
M m E l vu Hanth orzle re tu rn ed
f r o m Ve n ii g re ,Neb. , a s h o r t ti me
a g o af ter spending'ab o u t th rf L
mo n th s u p the re vi s i ti n g a step-
da u g h te r an d her fa mi ly .
Mr . S v. ih a rt' s mu si c c lu b me t a t
th e No r r i s W a r d ho me Sun day
after noo n.
J a me s Suppen fieltl ntle nd ed the
fo otb all g a me i n Lin c o ln Sa tur -
da y lretween P i tts b u r g a n d Ne b.
Mr .a n d Mr s .W m.Plan k an d
Gla dy s a n d Ed i th ,Mr s .Step hen,
Hr . a n d Mrs . C la ren c e J e nse n a nd
sh i ld r en , a ll o f F r en mn t wer e S u n
la.; ri aito ra at J . W . S a;\ pc nlield's
Th e Rose Hi ll Ladie:='A i d we re
ve r y we ll pleased wi th th e a t-
tendanc e a t th ei r sup per an d bu-
za ar a t th e c h ur c h Fr id ay e ve ni ng .
Th e y took in over $217,"Fhe ne xt
me e ti n g o f th e A i d wi ll be wi th
Mr s .I-Id Me nc ke No v.(ith.
Mr .a n d ' M r s A n d r e w J o h n w n
sp en t Sa tu rd ay even in g a t Petr-r
Nie1sen's.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Peter Ne ls o n m d
M r .a n d Mr s .A r t Me i n to s h o f
Ne w J e rs e y sp en t. Su nd ay even in g
a t th e A n d r e w J o h n s o n h o me .
Mr . a n d M r s Ha ro ld Fr en c h an d
c hi ldr en sp en t Su nd ay i n Oma h a
a t th e Cha rlie Pi tc he r ho me .
Su n d a y vi si to rs a t Ge or ge
Ktlh r ' s h o me we r e Mr .an d Mr s .
W i ll Ha r : a n d M r . a n d Mr s .He n - ,
r y T i m m .|He le n Ta y lo r spe nt se ve r sld a y s
th e p a s t we ek a t th e C le me n s wi l-
li amse n h o me la s t wee k.
Mr s. C la re nc e Ha ns en , Ed na a nd
Le on a spe nt Sun day a t th e A .A .
W i lki n s h ome .
Mr . a n d Mr s . W i ll Ha n s e n we r e
Su n da y eve n in g vi s i to r s a t th e A .
Ru f f ho me .Mr . a n d Mr s .Cle me ns W i llia m~
s o n a n d Ho wa n l T a y lo r we r e S u n -
da y eve ni n g sup per gu es ts a t th e
John_Ta y lo r ho me .
Mr .a n d Mr s .A lb e r t K u h r an d-
Mr . a r i d Mr s . Me r le Ne wk i r k we r e II
rLo f tis we re la st Mo nd a y af te r no o n '
vi si to rs at.th e L o u i e Ho ve nd ic k
ho me .
Mr s .Bi llli e Sp ri c k sp en t la s t
Tue sd ay a t th e He r ma n Spric k
ho me .
M r .an d Mr s .Ra ir mo nd Ma g i ! !
a n d J un io r,M r .an d Mr s .He n r y
Ho ve nd ic k an d I v a n we r e Sun day
,d i nn e r g u e sts at th e J o h n J a c ks o n
ho me ..
Ger aldi ne Ma g i ll spe nt Sunday
n i g h t a t th e Flo y d Ma g i ll ho me .
Mr s .Ha r o ld Cu r le y enter ta in ed
a n u mb e r o f ladies a t h e r ho me
F r i d a y af te rn oo n,th e ti me be in g
's p e n t at c o n ver s a ti o n an d sewintr.
f o llo we d b y a very delic iou= lunc h.
Fa sh io n Ce nter Be a uty Pa r lo r
p h o n e 47 - P e r ma n e n ts ,fi n ge r
wa ves ,marc els,fac ials-»-e\ey thing
--fi rst ¢1 a.=s '"D rk.A li c e Tr i p lttt
ope rator.40 - i t
\ E xtr a Sp e c i a l:All e la s ti c S tep -
Sa tu r da y eve n i n g v l t o r s a 1 . in Gi rdies in siz es 26 to as o n salm
Vi c to r J oh ns on home.
Mr s .E l va Ha n th o r n e spe nt th e
wee k- en d at the J o hn J en se n ho me
i n Blai r.w
Mr . a n d Mr s .Les te r Ha ns en a re
sp e n d i n g th i s we e k a t th e A n d r e w
He i e r h o me .
Mr . a n d Mr s. J ac k Cro wd y we re
Su n da y vi si tor s a t th e V ic tor J o h n
so n h o me .
E n t r a Spec ial:S ma r t n e w
sty les i n Fe lt. Ha ts f or W omen a nd
Misses on sale a t $2.88 a t th e
Fas hi on Center.40 - lt
E x t r a Spec ial:Fo wne s Suede
Fa br ic Glo ve s f o r W o me n an d
Misses i n sizes 6 to 8 o n sale a t
$1 a t th e Fa sh io n Ce nter .40~lt.
W i n te r Co ats f o r W o me n a n d ;
Mis ses pr i te d a t $10, $15,$l9 .'i 5,|
$25 u p to $69.50 in 'blac k an d
III
s t t.h e !
at $ l.9 8 a t th e Fa s hi o n C en ter .l t
C ONG RE G. » \ ' l ` lo N . tl. C HU RC H
A .F..Ne we ll,Pa s to r
Public worship Sunday at l lI
0'cloCk,conducted by the pastor.
Suec ial mus ic by the c ho i r d i r ec t-
ed b y Mi s s Id a Han s e n .
Th e Ch ur c h Sc hool is ma k i n g
exc elle nt he a dwa y un d e r its ne w
ciass ar r a n g eme n t,an d th e n e w
hy mn b o o ks a r e p r ovi n g h e lpf u l.
Th e Rl0 | i ll o f y ou n g pe o p le f i n d
th e ti o' e lo c k ho ur a go o d ti me fo r
th e S u n da y e ve ni n g me eti ng s .
Th e P i lg r i ms o f th e Lo y a l
Le a gu e ar e ge tti n g uh de r wa y
f o r th e i r fa i l an d wi n te r p r o g r a m
un d er th e le a de r s hi p o f Mr s . P hi l-
irl 0'I-Iunlon.
T5e I -' Hen dly In dia ns a re gr ad u-
br o w n in s izes 1 3 to 5 2 i n all th e l a ti n g ,th i s f a ll, i n to a n old e r o r -
smnrt new styles at the Fashion ganization, and will be known as
ICenterinBlair.Come to the
Fa sh io n Ce nter f o r y o u r n e w
coa the y will BRVQ y o u mone y . lt
i\luW ENGLAND NEWS
ir . an d Mr s . W i lb ur Upd i k e a n d
c hi ldr en spe nt Sun day i n B la i r a t
th e Ras mus Ile nd r ic k se n h o me .
Mr .a n d Mr s .F r e e ma n L o f ti a
s e xe S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s ts a t th e
Ch es ter Ho ven d ic k h o me .
Mr . a n d Mr s . B i ll S p r i c k vi s i te d
Mr s .Ho w a r d C u r le y a t t h e Me th -
od is t ho sp ital last.Th u rs d ay ,i n
Oma h a ..
Mr .a n d Mr s .A r th u r An de rs on
we r e Th u r s d ay e r e n i n g vi s i to r s a t
th e L a r s Peterson home.
Mr s .Pa ul Ti g h e ,B-Irs.Hu i t
Lo we ,Mr s .W i ll Gla n d o n a : n lMr s .
F r a n k L o f ti s spe nt la s t W ednes-
d a y af ter n oo n a t th e Lo ui e Ho v-
end ic k ho me.
Mr .a n d Mr s .J o h n B.Eril-qsen
a n d fa mi ly ,Mr .amd Mr s .J u liu s
Vle ber we re la st Tu e sd a y e ve ni n g
vis ito rs u t th e Mr s .Ma r y W eber
he me i n Bla ir.
Mr s .J o h n J ac kson wa s a F r i -
tiay af te mo o r l vi s i to r a t the Ra y -
mo n d Iilrugill home.
J o h n Cu rley o f Di xo n ,wa s q
Fr i d a y af te rn oo n vis itor at.the
Ha r o ld Cur ley home.
Ber t Th o mps o n ,EJ\'elyn § p H t kan d L y le Cu rley spe nt l .Mo n - I
on y eve n in g a t th e E a rl Tlto mp so r i i
home.
Mr .an d Mr s .F r a n k L o f li s an-I
Way ne,Estlslla Mo n tg o me r y an d
'-larjorie Flc tc iter to o k Su nd ay
!i1 561'a t the Lo u i e Ho ve nd ie k
tome.F-lr.: md Mr s .Vi c k Sk o v an d
c hi ldr en we r e Su nd ay vis ito rs a t
th e Ma c k Ca me ro n ho me ./
Mr .an d Mr s .A r th u r An de rs on
wi r e Sa tu rd ay even in g \.'isil.oI':a a t
1
| the Fr e e ma n Lu f ti s h o me .
Ma tti e W eb er spent Tues day
nig ht at th e J oh. : B. Eri ks en home.
Mr s .Geo rge l.of¥.i;a and Mr s .F .
1 ;- - Q - » »» - m u n - - x n n - . .
th e "P io ne er s" .Th e y wi ll me et
W edn esd ay afte rno ons at 4 o 'c loek
wi th th e p a s to r .
Mi s s Ha n a n me e ts th e c h o i r f o r
Fr i d a y even in gs a t 7:30.
is evidenc e to indic ate
fa mi li e s of th e pa ri s h ar e
th ei r day -b y -day frie nds
Gu es t Bo o k" .Th e y ar e
a n d mo s t inter es ti ng
prac tic e
Th e r e
th a t th e
en jo y i n g
o f th e "
wo r th y
gues ts.
n l s r u o n l s r C H U R C H
C a r l Baller,Pa s to r
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Fl nr-rr
Choir practice Friday evening at
7:30.
Sunday,October 2?--~Surnla}
S c h o o l a t I 0 A . M.Mo r n i n g wo r
sh ip a t 11 A .M .Th e se rmon
" T h e Ro ll o f Rejoic ing ".
Th i s is Ro ll C a ll Sun da y .A l I
me mbe r s a re str on g ly ur g ed to be I
pres ent an d respond wh e n y o u r i
n a me is c alled.Th e r e wi ll b# 1
spec ial music .
E p w o r th Le a g ue a t 6 : 3 0 P.M .
E ve n i n g servic e a t 7:30 P.BI
Th e subjec t " Re la y o r Mi s l a y " .
Th e r e wi ll be spec ial music .
Wednesday _is c hurc h n i g h t a '
'i:30.' A l l me mb e r s a r e In vi te d tt
ma k e s s p ec i a l o f f er i n g f o r W o r ll
Se rvie e.
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How m uch do you use dining th e
winter?___
F|\Iln the abov e and bring to AVE BROS.
SEED HOUSE and get a teaspoon or a nice
what stone FREE.
We have at pn entzm
Illinois Nut Bfack Diamond
Champion Semi-Anthracite
and Western Wonder Coal
for sale.
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. p f E c a n o m n c a l T r o f u p o f f l fl o n l .
w w f SIX
c hef,lbirs.W m.Sic\¢:r»=an d Mr s .
Pa u !Kr us e motornrl Lo Ben nin g-
tons ils rot:fo\'od a t th e F r e mo n t
hosp ital 'lh ursd o5'.|h m Wednesda o.mo o n snhcre llrnam m l ;a t W mYi ~
th ey attend ed an bazaar gi ve n by Galbert L a c
Ho ltr n nn ' s Mo nd a y mor n i n g .:c hurc h la dies a t th a t p¥P¢¢'»I M r and Mr s . J oh n Ec hten karnp,
W ord has b r:-r x rec eive d her e of
th e b ir lh of u d au gh ter to h i r. an d
Mr s .I-`rank B¢ II n of Los Angeles,
Calif ., on O¢tT"l3.Th e li ttle mi ss
has be en na med I 'atri ::ia J ean.
Mr. and Mrs. Hr.-ary l{l.uL<.m : | mth e pro ud an d lw v v y or an dp ur
wu t s o f t w o nn-W grandchilc lren,u
boy a t th e W a lte r Sappcn'fic !d
#'flol\lt',O d -13 a m a Ei rl a t th e
.J oe Str atbu c kvr ho c Oc t.17 . A ll
concerned are getting along n=c :=Iy .
Mr s .Clarenc e Sf e wa r t an d tw o
c h ildr e n of Smith S io ux Ci ty , h ave
be en Lhe gue sts o f her pare nts,
Mr .an d M m ,J o hn Wrieeli th e
pa th woelr.
Bruc e Co x is o\era=f.°eing;~;th e
bu i ld i n g o f a la r g e double c o rn
c rib on th e far m who re he resi des..Ai b e r t Ha ge ln ie in le f t Fr i da y
mo r n i n g f o r hi s ho me neat Ra n -
do lph ,No b .
Re g ula r me e ti n g o f 0 .E .S.
wa s h e ld Fri da y even in g.A t t h e
d o s e o f time business session,a
soc ial h our wa s enjoy e d.Ref res h-
me n ts we r e ser ved by Mr .a n d
Mr s -C.B .He h: a ns ,Mi s s K a te
Ile-hnena an d M m . G .V .Beadle.
Se in c r li membe rs a tten de d th e di s-
t r i t t me e ti n g o f th e 0 .E .S.i n
Bla i r Mo n d a y e ve n i n g . .
Mt n .C.Sven ni n,-gson o f
G u n d ,c a me Fr i d a y f o r A
1i. ¢i t. a t the Hur ) Sc hmi dt h ome.
H r .a n d M m .Geo rge W a tt s o f
De nver , C olo. ,visi ted a f e w da y s
a t th e W m .B b lln home.M r .
W a tts i n 2 b r o th e r o f Mr s .Bo lln.
Th e y le f t F r i d a y ,ac c o mpa nied by
Mm . B o n n fo r n V i s it a t th e pa t. -
e r n ll ,Mr .W a tts h o me i n B u r -
ei mr d,No b .Mr s .B o lln r e tu me d
ho me Su n d n y e ve ni n g .
M m E t t a Mi ll e r S mi th a n d two
c hiidren o f Pa wn ee Ci ty ,No b .
ac n e Sa tu r d ay f o r a vi si t wi th h e r
f a th e r ,' W m Mi ll e r a n d br othe r,
B e r t.
Mi ss es Grac e an d Ed i th Ne a le
atte n de d th e Ne br as k a- Pi tts bu rg h
fo otb ar l g ame i n L in c o ln S atur d ay .
Hr s . " Ru th Sc ott o f Oma h a ,
da u gh ter . o f M r .an d PeTrs.F r a n k
.Mi ami of thi s plac e . wh o Ima be en
l r i o l s l y i.!I flu'p a n teer days.is
re po r te d mu c h botter.W e vriah
f o r h e r x s h a d y rec ovrr v.
H r . a n d Mr s .Gr u n t l a w mn ! -
wemi up to Sioux City Saturday
Sr.motored to Wayne Friday to
spend the week-end.1
Fr e mo n t c a lle r s i h i s 1.s'eok we reMessrs. and Me.~=daine.~a Henry Pac-'
pe r an d Grac e,He n r y Dic kmey e r,
Es th e r a n d E r ma , L e o na r d E c h te n
kamp, Wrni.Holtman and Irene.I
Mr s .Alb er t La ak er .Mr s . Go tti i u b
Ec h te n k ump a n d A lic e .
Mi mi He le n W u lf f a s si s te d Mr s .
A u g u s t K e r k h o f f wi th he r house
wo r k se ve r a l d a y s la s t we e k .
W m.Ho I * ma n wa s a W in slow
c alier Tues day mo m i n g .
A u g u s t W a te r ma m return ed la st
we ek f r o m a \acek'a"=srii4it wi th a
sisber at Chic ago , I ll.
Th e Yo u ng W o me n' s Mi s si o na r y
S o c i e ty me t a t th e h o me o f Mi s s
Hi ld a Nie ba u m 'Th ur ma y a fte rn oo n
Llo y d Ec h ten k nmp e n ter tai n ed a
nu mb e r o f his Sahoolmates an d
fr ie mls Tues day eve ni n g in hon or
of h is e i gh th b i r thd a y .
Mr .an d Mr s .J o hn fklmtenk amp
Sr. a nd L e o n a Ho ltma n o f A r li n g -
to n spent Tues day even ing a t t h e
J o h n Ec h te n ka mp, J r . h o me .
E x t r a Spec ial:S ma r t n e w
sty le s i n F elt Hats f o r W o men an d
M i n e s on sale a t $2.88 a t th e
Faabic m Center.40 - I t
E x t r a Spec ial:Si lk Stri pe J er-
sey Blo ome ra f o r W o me n,2 pa i r
$1 ;,.sir.en 4 to 14 fo r c h i ldr e n a t
.aoé a por.An colors at the Fash
Ion Center.'Fhesc blo ome rs ar e
wo r th a lo t mo r e mo n e y .4 0 - lt
UE SOTO LOCALS
Oc to ber 21st an d :mo si g n o f
fro nt y e t!
M m W h i t W allac e is pla nn i- lg
o n en te rtai ni ng th e me mb e r s o f
th e D c S o to W o mlf s C lu b T h u r s -
d a y af te rn oo n o f th i s wee k.
Cha rlie Ha r mo n ha s ha d ei gh t
y n e n f or th e p u t thr e e wee k s h us k
mg p - op c o m i n hi s fi e ld a n d ha s
th re e wee ks mo re o f h us ki ng .Th e
" H a r m o n W h i te Pefnrl Po p r o r n "
wg m n m p r i z e a t th e m a e f a i r a t
Leneoin th i s f xll,whi c h speaka
we ll f or th i s c o r n .
Mr s .J en nie W allac e,w h o too l:
,.........|.nn\.vnl ..,...........,.|.A\|bllRhe a,wh o is a ttu n u mg No b r n a m
Un i ve rs i ty pla y ed wi th Lhe No~
ba.xska te am.
Charles Ha d a n , o f Oma h a , mo v-
ed F ri d a y i n to .h e te na nt h ou se u t
He maa r n J un g blu th' s wh er e h e e x-
pec ts to be ena§loy c d*this wi n te r .
Mr .J .P.Rh ea r e c e m d :sou
head o f c a ttle Sun day f r o m th c
w e t .He i n te n d s to p u t th e m o n
feed B6 his feed lots.
Mr . a n d Mr s . B . F . Ma s ter . \ a n d
Ro y ,Mr s .Mo r r i s Ma s te r s a n d
sons,Gle n an d Ho w a r d o f Da le ,
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ra y l\1aste1°s an d
fa mi ly o f F re mo n t, d r o ve i o S h e n -
and oah Fr id ay .Th e y r e tur n e d u1
Fr i d a y eve nin g.M r .an d M m .
k a y Ma s te r s remain ed a t th e B .
F .Ma s te r s ho me ove r Sa tu rd ay .
Th e y ai!re po fted a wo:1derIuI
tirne'm=s t h e y v i s i t e d b o th K M A
an d K F N F .Mr .a n d Mr s .Ma j o r Or ms b y
le f t f o r Unic ago af te r a mo n th ' s
vis it a t the h o me o f the ir son,
Ro lan d Or ms b y an d hi s wi fe .
Llo y d D ro wn a n d s o n, L er o y a c -
c ompan ied by F a m a m Fra:\zen~
bu r g a nd W a lte r Mc K ib b e n of A r l-
in gton ,atte nd ed th e fo o tba ll
g a me i n Lin c o ln Sa tu rd ay .
Mi s s Ma tti e He u e r ma n a n d
He le n Pf e i f f e r , wh o a r e atte n d i n g
Buy les College i n Oma h a ,spe nt
the vveeluend wi th h o me folks.
Mr .a n d Mr s .W i ll An de rs on ,
Mr . K r u g e r o f Oma h a , a n d Mi n n i e
Ha r s h o f Ra ls ton ,M r .a n d Mr s .
Cha rles Be r r y o f Ke nn a rd ,M r .
a n d M n .Er n e s t W a g e r o f Arl-E
inxton ore !!! Sun day g u e s ts a t th e
F r a n k B r o wn ho me .1
Sy lvi a J u n g h lu th re tu r ne d th e
fi r s t o f la s t we ek f r o m Ka n s a s
Ci ty wh er e she spe nt tw o we ek s
wi th fnlendn.She noc anparkied
Mr .and Mr s .H .R.Swa ns o n o f
W ahoo,wh o visi ted Ka n sa s C i ty
an d o th e r p oi n ts so u th .
Mr . an d Mr s . E d Go e d eo k e r a n d
f a mi ly an d Mr .He n r y Goedec ker
atte nded a bi rth da y p a n y a t th cGu s Goedeeker ho me a t Be n n i n g - '
ton' rec ently .I
Mr . a n d Mr s .L lo y d B r o wn a n d i
f a mi ly s p e n t S u n d a y a t th e P e te r :
Svo n d z a n rd h o me in B la i r .
Hr . a n d Mr s . He r ma n J u n g b ln th
Sy lvi a a n d Ve r n o n spent Su nd ay
n f le mo o n a t i h e He n r y D o m a e k e n
h o me ne ar Renninxztnn.:
M r .an d Mr s .Ne ls Svendgnruwd
S|.ll"dn\:at th e Ro y Po lle n
ho ur S h i r .
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progress: to build a quality autom obile whose design
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.4'r1oraAL Ds1»:oNs'rA'r1oN WEEK;
V i n t o n - E v a n s C h e v r o l e t C o m p a n y ,
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-- THE ENTERPRISE-Page Seve!h i r N§hnL \l| :l Oc to ber 24.1929
n and son,E.H.to Maatic went to~t of the week to
of Mrs.Paul
~ma, formerly Misa
of this place,re-
f the death of her
passed away 'I'hurs~~In hospital follow-illness.His death
peritonitis follow-
home of Mn. Bill McDonald.The attendance at the Plenum
View Sunday School was t.hiny~
seven.Earl Smith and Mr.and Mrs.
Raymond Johnson of Omaha,
were visitors at the parental, H.Smith home from Friday evening
until Saturday evening.Mr, and Mrs. Philip Specht ofNebraskaCityspentFridayund
Saturday at Charles Koenilz's._hir. and Mrs.Peter Pollen vig;-
noon at the Fnhk Leetz home,
near Calhoun.
_Misa Alma Wrich of Blaar,u
1 Sunday alhernoon guest of Mus
Margaret Warrick at the Neum
3Wnrrick home.
Mr. md Mrs. Fred Rly, accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Garnsonof Blair to Walthill Sunday wheretheywereguests of M m Ray's
sister,Mrs.Dean Reynolds m d
husband.ln :he altcmoon they
called on Mr.and Mrs.Willard
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Misses priced at $10, $15, $19.75,
$25 up to $69.50 ln black and
brown in sizes xs w 52 ln all the
smart new styles at the Fashion
Center in Blair.Come m the
Fashion Cenu.-r for your new
coa théy will save you money. lt
I I E R M A N N E W S
|Geo.Stangel returned io his
work at the Plateau Bunk Mon'day following A two weeks vlq-
tion.He attended the World
§er1ea at Chicago and later vis-ited his parents at Howell' Nab.
1 A family reunion was held a¢
,the H. C. Cooper home Snturdny
evening to celebrate Grandma,Coopers birthday which oecurred
the next day, Oct. 20.She wasgyears young on that dam. They
ught \\1:ll hlled baskets and A
ARLINGTON Norss \L,';2:":;:. Hg|J 1 - 3\It
o IR u d y R e e h i s m
charge of
A family reunion wu held at
the home of Mrs. Mlry Hut onSundnyinhonor of a brother,Harry Nickels of Plzjnington, S.
D.Mr. Nickels had not seen his
sisters for fourteen years and tha
occasion was a very enjoyable one
Those present,included his sis-
ters, Mrs.Frank Snockey of Lin-
coln, Mrs. Harry Danner of Oma-
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Genoa the E1
shoot phensanFriendsheSteevc al Pam
iJean Stoplord
ceived word c
husband who
day in a Lim
ing u week's
wus caused bi
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na, .-us. ..e....a..dun e.and ....Snooker, Mr. Danner and children,Mr. Laaker and children and Wal-'ter Han of Omaha.l
Mrs. W. D. Badger and grand-daughter.Miss Margaret Badger]
who have been making their home
at the J. C. Badger home for the,
past year, left on Friday for;
Lodgepolc.Mrs. Badger will vis-1it a t Lodgepole for awhile and!
Miss Margaret will make her home:with her father, 0. D.Badger atv
Hemingford.Mrs. W.A. Reckrneyer and Mrs.
Frank Williams spent the week~]
end in Norfolk at the home oi
their sister, Mrs. A. T.Hutchin-|
son.Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson ac-companied the home and drovebackonMonigyevening.Mrs.
Frank Williams returning with,them to Norfolk to remain two'weeks.|
Mr.and Mrs.Tom Buckles of tOmaha, visited here on Friday at'
the ll. L. Pharris home.Mrs.John Pharris and son,Wesley of Long Pine are visiting.this week at the H.L.l'harris»horne.e g dl
. rs. Il. C. ll lellan was callebaiktoTekamaonMondaybyi
the critical illness of her mother,
Mrs.V. S. Charles, who suffereda stroke of paralysis recently.
Miss lrene Lewis of Dodge City
Kansas is visiting here nt thehome of her aunt, Mrs.Fred De
Weber.
a stenographic position with theAdams Fur Farm at Fremont. She
began her new duties Monday*
morning.Mr.and Mrs.H.L .McKibben
and sons,Walter and Clarence,drove w Bee on Sunday where they
spent the day at the H. E. Stay-
ner home.
0S u p e r b n e w b e a u t y ...w z t h
performanee to match --
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imeeting at the cit hall on Wed
Miss Tenn Newell has acceptedi
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deceased was born and raised in iled Moxday at the home of theirPanamawhereheconducted8.son,George Pollen..general merchandise business. The
funeral services were held at thehome in Panama un Sunday aft-
ernoon at two o'clock.Besides his
wife he is survived hy two small
5 Mr.and 'Mm Gene David and
family visited at the Herman
-Chambers, who formerly lived in;this vicinity but moved ua Walt-
hill last spring.
I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Warrick!['eters home in Omaha Sunday aft-_ and Mr.and Mrs. Clyde Mettler
emoon,|_Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Guyer vis-children, KUYWYC Dean and Mal'i|Y?\.ite¢I Saturday afternoon at the
Janet, his parents, a brother, and
other rcladves.Among those who Chess Sutton home.|Louie Mencke and family were
attended the funeral services fl`°""Sunday dinner guests at the bes-
htrt:were Mr,and Mrs.H.W.
Schoettger, George and Clara and5 Allen Laaker.
1 ter Miller home at Leigh, Neb.
l Mrs.Bob Schenck of Stanton,
Iowa and Miss Johannah JensenTheWashingtonCountyAsfi-land naw Jensen or Winside, Nels.
cultural Society held their annuallspent Wednesday at the Ch,-1,
'iosday afternoon X., the purpose
oielecting the officers for the
coming year.C.C.Marshall ol'Fremont was named as president;
A. W. Sprick of Fontanelle, \'u:e~
president; G.1. Pfeiffer,treasurerand J. C. Badger, secretary.lm-
mediatel'following this meetingt h e vlinshington County Fair
' Jensen home.
Mr. and Mrs, Chess Sutton en-
idrove lo Shenandoah Thursday.
g Mrs. R. M. lversoh and Gerald,
visited the Bono school Wednes-
|Mrs.Kenneth Tyson and hus-
band entertained her mother, Mrs.
day aiiernoon.l a n Baker and brother,Kenneth
of Burt county and Miss VeraiPalmer as Sunday dimer guests.
g Mr .and Mrs.A. R. Beales and
Jane of Blair, were Sunday guestslat the parental, C. B. Bunn home.
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. John
ntenained at dinner Sunda in'Sl.Hcklett of Florence were there_y'honor of Mrs.Henrietta Meyers
ol' Barratt, Neb.The guests were
Mrs.Meyers,Mrs.Mary Lundt,
17.F. Lundt, Mr. and Mrs. Theo.l.unllt and Emma Lou. Mrs. Elsie
Jorgensen and Mrs. Anna Sutton.Mrs, Myrtle Mow :mul KathleenGroundAssociationheldmario, Blair, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
rnceting and the officers for netyear are: president, Alben. H: lllil-
ler of |!{e:|s\:irtl;'vice-president,C.G.Marshall;secretary and
treasurer, G.l. Pfeiffer,Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Coppock and
Mr.and Mrs.James Hanna of
f a visit at the W. A.Reckmeyer
home.Mrs.Soppock is an aunt
Williams..The Modern Woodman and theirwivesand the Royal Neighbors
.and their husbands held a house
gwanning in their new lodge roorns
on Wednesday evening.An in-
,formal evening was enjoyed Phy-
ing games and doing all kinds of
stunts.About sixty people were
present.Mrs.Clyde Cook and so n,Eugene returned Sunday from
Omaha where they visited a few
days with relatives.A.O.Hawkins,son Paul and
|Orvin Meierhenry drove to Lincoln
'o n Saturday to attend the foot-
lball game..Mr.and Mrs. Emil Scheer and
baby are visiting with relatives
|i n Hollyroad,Kas.They easpect
to be away about ten days,Mr. and Mrs.Chet Gaines en-tertained a group of young folks
at their home on Sunday eveningat a six-thirty dinner in honor of
their daughter,lone's eighteenth
birthday.A color arrangement ofyellow and white was carried ou:and the huge birthday cake was
also prettily decorated in these
colors.Music and dancing furn~ished amusement after the_din-
ner.Those present were Misses
Catherine McMahon,Fern Chris-tensen, Fremont; Alice McKibben,
Messrs.Willard Carmody,Fre-mont, Uhel Qainesgeorgevlllarck,
Salem, Ohio left last_ week afteri
'ence Olson 'd baby were' l-'riday
evening visi rs at Teil Olinger's.Neil Sutton spent the week-end
with Donald Sorenson.|Morris lloicr and friend ol' ller~
man,were Wednesday evening
callers at Clark Lippincott's.Mr.and Mrs. Ted Olinger and
Charles Cartwdght spent Sunday
in Morlale, Iowa.'of Mrs. lleckmcyer and Mrs. Frank
|Long sleeve wash dresses in
lsizes IG to 52 priced at $2.98 and
1$3.08 at the Fashion Center.40-lt
i Another large shipment of Ad-
_vauce Styles in Silk Dresses in
iall colors in sizes 13 to 52 has
just been received at the I-`ashio:i
_ Center,40-lt
MCCARTHY A.l\D
LONG CREEK
A pinochle party was held Sit-
urday evening at the Hayes Ros-
enbalrn home in honor of Mrs.Hayes Rosenbalm and Mrs. Wal-
.ter Novak's birthdays and was
lgiven by the McCarthy Ladies Pro
gressive Club.There were seven
tables of pinochle and prizes were
awarded to Mrs.Fred Long and
Chester Aronson, first;Mrs.Or-ville Humsf/on and Walter Novak,
second.A lunch consistin!of
sandwiches, cake, pickles a coi-
fee was served.I Mr.and Mrs.Joe Lazure,Mr.
and Mrs. John Aronson and Mr.
and Mrs.Will Cook o f0 ma ha ,
were dinner guests or' Mr. Henry
Rohwer and daughter, Mrs. Marie
Mehrens at Calhoun Sunday.|ltlr. George McDonald returned
to his home this week after\ne\'-.__».......\.~..¢n...._....»fha iinrd
lalno.|Raymond Southern, who works
<(or C. B. Bunn, has a new Ford
car and drove Sunday 'to Module,
'Iowa to see his parents.
|Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bunn wereat the Blair hospital to see their
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'new grandson Monday.Little-,l-Zunice Reeves is staying withthem while her mother is at the
hospital with the baby brother.
|Mrs. Hugo Haack of Blair, and
vli r. Huack, were visiting Mr. and
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feld, Oregon, who is a sister of_
Mrs.Byron Bunn Monday andTml l a f .Mrs.Manwnrlng hasbeenvisitingherchildrenin
'Kansas and Chicago, and stopped
off on her wny.home until Sunday
to be with relatives hereabouts.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Conety were Mrs.Mary Conety of Valley,Mr.and
Mrs. Elmer White and children ol
Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs.Wil~
har Conety of Orum,.Donald|\Vhite spent Saturday night as
well as Sunda with Ned T son-y y»-I Mr, and Mrs. Ted Klabunde and.
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ltwo children of Blair, were visit-;'ing Sunday at the W. J.Bolt/e|
I MH. and Mrs. Fred Hurdum were
among those att/ending the pany1Sunday afternoon and evening attheA.R.Brock home,honoring
the birth anniversary of Mrs.
iBrock.|Mrs.Harry Houston.formerly
Mrs. Byron Collins, her daughter.
Lois and sister, Mrs.Grace Galla-
.gher and her son, with a Mr. Mar-
tin, all of Council Bluffs, drove upiFriday afternoon to the Collins
lfarm rented by Louie Grimm and
also called on Mrs. lt. M. Iverson.George Nelson thrashed 2,200
bushels of oats for A. E. Dixon un
[wednesday which he binned and
_about 2000 bushelao! wheat the
next few days which Tyson and
bong tmcked to Tyson station to
ship to Omaha.Mrs.L.V.Day and daughter,
Marian of Fremont were visitors
at the .Kindred selwol Ifrida);f b
homcn
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Mr. and Mrs. Dode Parrish an-f|°"'=l¥ lunch was served.She was
:mance the birth oi a son Thurs-
day, Oct, 17 at the University hos-
pital in Omaha.Mrs, Chris Truhlsen left Friday
for Excelsior Springs,Mo.for a
two weeks stay.A postponed meeting of the
Degree of Honor lodge was hum
lust Friday evening at tho Ray
'l`Hplctt~home with around twen-
ty-four present.A short business
session was held after which a
ed.A social time followed,
presented a beautifully decorated*birthday cake.The evening was
;en_|oyed by all but no more so bythe Y°\mKVr folks than by Grand-
ma herself,who is unusually
bright and .xctiw for one her age.They went home wishing she may
,bo able to celebrate more birth-
days with them.Those attending
;the reunion were Mr.and M n .
J. '1`.Fitch, hir.and Mrs. H. O
Coopcr,Jacqueline and Phillp
nicg fried chicken dinner was serv- 1 Mr. and Mrs, hugene Cooper, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Swen Johnson ofLincoln,paid the E.P.Hansen
and Mrs.Bert Cooporanll Floyd[oi 'fexaniah and Wallace Filth.
|The W°hite Cross met 'Monday
f amily a short visit \Vedncsday.»evening with Mrs. Claude Reid.
They had been out to the farm;Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lowe oi Bird
rear A ah on business and stop-Island, Minn., spent several dayslied ovgnfor lunch.
The legion boys gave another
ol'their popular dances at their
ilast week at the parents, J.D.
Lowe home.Q The Methodist Sunday School
hall Saturday evening which was held one of their delightlul social
well attended,affairs last Wednesday evening,
'Mr. mid Mrs.Glen \\'est and"l`hey had a freak or dress-up
Mr.and Mrs.Bob Redfield ot
Blair, drove down to Omaha Pri-
party at the brick hall with a
niarge crowd in attendance.Mins
day evening and attended the hlary Wray who had charge of
food show at the auditorium.
Mrs. Sarah Swihart of Kennird
lor French home.
entertainment,kept the crowd
busy with games nhd everyone
spent the past week at the Tay-'had a jolly time.Refreshments
Mrs. Enima Carter l>lo\'cr is ex-pected in Herman some time this
were served late in the evening.
I S.M.Parrish enjoyed a fewdays visit from his daughter, Mrs.
week from McGee, Arkansas whore l'.S.Hopkins of Omaha,She
she has been with her son since
the death of Mr. llover.She plansto again make her home in Nob.
The high school had a party at
the Legion hall Friday evening.A
most enjoyable time is reported.
Edward Swanson was amongthosewhosaw the Sioux City~Tekarnah football game at Tek -
mah Friday afternoon.Sioux City
won the game.Mrs. Geo, Lowe was hostess for
the regular meeting and tea of
the ladies' aid last Wednesday aft~
ernoon at her home.They areworking on aniclcs for a bazaar
to be given ih the early pa n of
Deember.he basketball boys .under the
supervision of their coach, Marcus
Kroger are giving an entertain-
ment at the hall this Friday eve-
ning to raise funds to buy new
ltume up Friday and remained
'until Tuesday evening.
l J.W.Brunton is having city
water installed in his rental pro-perty dccupled by the Rex I-luen
xamily.Little Jacqueline and Ann Wood'ard who have been attending
school here since the first of Sept.
have gone to Omaha and will be'enrolled in the Dundee achooll.
'Their parents have taken an apart
vment in Dundee.Mr.and M n .lL. A. Woodward took them down
ll-`ridny evening,rdzurning home
Saturday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. .Lowe had a
pleasant surprise last Wednesday.
While they were at the breakfast
table their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Wilson|and little Patti!!Lou of Chicagowalkedinonthemunannouncd,suits.The program consists ofihming arrived on the early train.
two comedies "The Editor-in-chief"and "Jimmie's Little Sister".Rev,
Richmond will also entertain the
audience.Everett Hirncs and Geo.Hartleft Monday on a hunting trip in
the Sand Hill country in the vic-
inity of Burwell.They went fortheopen season on pheasants in
that county.Bode Parrish spent Sunday inOmaha, with his wife at the Uni-
versity hospital,
,They will make an extended visit
here.|Elmer Larson, in company with
Dr. Cady of Arlington, left Tues-day on a hunti ng trip to Fuller
ton, Neb. for the open season on
pheasants.Fred Rogert, who has been driv-ing one of the oil trucks Ih r
Waldo Hancovk the past season,ima accepted a position with a pro-
.duce company at Pender.
|Herman Chapter O.E.S.waxMiss Carrie Rohlnsony president quite well represented at the 415.
of the west central district of the rict meeting held at Blair Monday
Baptist Mission work, was lf}_H°"ievening.Mtn.D_ .w_q¢|egg_
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tenkamp, Dr. L. M. Peterson, A. A.]
1Iohlbnck,Myron Cook and Fred
Pfeiffer were among some of thehunterswh'o went to Genoa this
week to hunt phenssnts.Mrs.P.H. Jolrison, daughters,
Agnes and Clara, Mrs. Irvin John-
son and ll-ir. and Mrs. Fred Huntnmlfamily,all of Omaha,spent
Sunday Jvisiting' old friends here.
Mrs.Wm.Steen,Sr.went toLaurel on Sunday for a brief visit.
Long sleeve wash dresses in
sizes Ili to 52 priced at $2.98 and
$3.98 nt the Fashion Center.40-lti
Another large shipment of Atl-,
vnnce Styles in Silk Dresses in
all colors in sizes 13 to 52 has
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BENCH NOTES
Sunday evening supper guests;
at the Harry Smith home were
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w e r e t w e n t y - f i v e p r e s e n t . .M l t h e F l o y d M a r s h a l l h o m e l n B l a i r ,
a n d M r s .W r i g h t a r e n o w r t i c e l y w h é r e u _ ; ° y s " ° é s l i p p e r g u e s t s .f
.r s ...n e y w a s o n e 0s e t t l e d o n . h e M i n o t .W i l c o x f . 1 r m . l t h o s e w h o a t t e n d e d t h e p N ( ;
M r .e n d M r s .H a y e s R o s e n b s l n i l c l u b e i n o ' c l o c l c d i , n F r i d aa n d c h l l s l n c n c a l l e d S u n d a y n f t e r ~."',h 1 1 i v M r .a n d M r s .1 1 .i s .l i r o n e k a n d
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A o A 5 0 ¢»s ;1 ...|a
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w i t h r e l a t i v e s .' S u n d a y d i n n e r :M r .a n d M r . - s . 't o r a n d C l a r e n c e d r o v e t o D u n l n o ,F o g g P |\,.` . _ ,'
.~I D |h l d I o w a t o v i s i t r e l a t i v e s .1 .J ._ a s t l e s u e r e l i c e k . .h i n
u n i L c o n e d a n d c 1 r e n o l i B r y a n W a r r i c k s t a y e d S a t u r d a y
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°r e a s o n . i n e |r e n a n 1 . 3 8 S u n d a y d i n n e r w i t h t h e N e u m '
~ . ' i f f ' " ¢ i ' i ' § I n i e r f i n C o o k . . . l x n n r r i c k f a m i l y .B o t h b o y s s p e n t
t u r n e d f r o m n t w o w e e k s h o n e y -
m o o n t r i o l a s t W e d n e s d a y n i g h t .
T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g n l a r g e c r o w d
g a t h e r e d a t t h c L u d v g i g J e n s e n
h o m e w h e r e t h e n e w l y w c d s w e r e
charivnried.The Will and Don Thompsonfamilies and Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Wright of Blair, spent Sunday at.
the Claus Mehrens home near
Calhoun.Mr.and li J,Chris Axelgaard
were Su.y dinner guests of
Lucille, Kenneth and Donald Jen-: Mr and Mrs Peter Jensen
sen of Blair.1Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beck and
Doris called on Mrs.Rasmus Jo-
hansen Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen et-
tended the football game at Lin-
coln Saturday and they BroughtMertonbackwith them .o spend
Sunday at home.Fred Peck and iiimily were
guests at the John Biffar home onSunday.|
Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Weather-
br and Everett visited Mrs.
Weatherbfs brother and family at
Mapleton, Iowa on Sunday Miss
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Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson
and family spent Sunday in Oma-
'hn with rel tives.Mr. and its. Nails Christensen
lldren called Sunday afterand ch -'noon at the August Matzen home,
'near Kennand.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Novak, ac-
companied by Mrs. Fritz Knudsen
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Sunday afternoon with Zeke Hul-
stcad in BlainFrankHendrickson of south of
Blair,and Scottie Hineline wereSu day afternoon callers nt.theRoigertWidenerhome..
Mrs.B.E.Colgan and g,'rand~
children of Burt county spent Sun
day at the J. L Vaughn home.
Circle ladies at the Mrs.Godsey'
home 'lliurnlny afternoon and
spoke at n public meeting al. the
church that evening.\.Mr. and Mrs. Jncob Sabnlkn and
Leslie Dale were guests Suminy nt
the 0. L. Bring lionie ut Lyons.
'Hruneks p.xrel.ts Joined her at
ter with their son ainl family.Sunday, Oct. 20, wus designated
as Ladies' Aid day at the sevices
at the M. E. church and a goodly
,number of the members of that
gorganization were present.The Herman Wornnn'_s Club will
meet on Friday with Mrs.Henry'l`rul1lsen."Good Management in
the Homo"will be discussed in
papers by Mrs.Wm.Behrendt,Mrs Chris ffruhlsen and Mrs. Wm.Mr. and lllri. Byron Beard and Ade g g ; ~§g;|hirs`h5?e';E1e ,Eg-l iiighee of a missionary meeting
lv .J.. Boite ...'l'f children erei°" Thmsday, the gdld met Wed-
|inesday afternoon.nhlongothose at the Hallowe en
party given Saturday evening attheStormyVizinahomeinthe
Haney district.Miss Cora Beard and Mrs.F.
Muller and son went Monday aft-
ernoon to the Blair hospital to see
Mrs. Opal Reeves and little son.Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Anderson
and son, Dean of Tekamsh, were
Sunday guests at the home oianddaughter,Laura of 0mm'l their daughter, Mrs. F. Muller and
spent two days of the past week
over at Shenandoah, visiting the
broadcasting stations.L Buch and family of Kennani,
were Sunday afternoon callers at
h J J ul home.1aomih§rnith rsgurned horde witlr t e ens Lx
.em,living en visiting rela-tives at Mnlpeton for the past twoi ALONG T H E
weeks.Mr.and Mrs.Cleric Lippincottwere Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. .Iolm Pohl of Omaha.
Mrs.Will Ileeh,Mrs.Walter
Peteren and Mrs.Freda Jensen
BOTTOM ROAD
Miss Birdie Hurdum went last
Thursday morning to Lincoln to
stay until Sunday evening with
her sister Mary who attends thefB¢|§ . . i . . "~§¢..§'.ilL".?.. ;ge*{';" " " >School of Music.Their sister,Mr.and Mrs.Henry 'emen Ihlyrtle,n. high school teacher at.
M m Frank Thompson and Miq|\Vst Pointé joned tiglem for Sat.-El 1) V _l\1r1 ay and lrn ny an nl enjoyedeanoremneydrovenoBen ithe Passion Play at the Coliseum,
son Thursd °d i s t r i c t ¢ ° . T . ' é . ` § ¥ ' § - T " $ § i l i e n i i i i i i s u l i f g e g g i g f a *" l . i l ' ° . € § f i i " £ l
csus chapter of the Eastern sm.,Hg 1 e ape a.c
Guests at the Jonas Blomberg'home on Sunday were Mr.and,
Mrs.En¢ Blornberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Blomberg and Mrs.Frank
Weeden of Omaha, Mr.and Mrs.'Andrew Svendgard and children.|
Mrs.Winnie Gould of Long
Beach,California was a Sunday
afternoon visitor at E. C. Lippin-
cott's.hir. are Mrs. Harry Smith wereSunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs.Fred Blake of Omaha.In
the afternoon they called on Mr.
Sm1th's cousin, Mrs. Sam Redding
c urch.I Mrs. J.W. Simonsen and chil-
dren cailéd on Mrs. F. Muller on
Sunday aflernoon.Irs BaxterwasalsoacallerthereSunday.
Theo. Simonsen, who has been atBeaver Crossing the past month,returned home and 'began this
week husking for Fritz Muller.
husband.Mrs.Joe Bandur and Marian
June, Mm. Clifford Ray and Mrs.
Harvey Lewis spent.Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Grace Ray.That day Elzy King threshed for.
Ralph Ray.Mr. and Mrs.Dan Moore were
Saturday night. and Sunday guests
at the Walter Stricklett home in
Blair..Mr.and Mrs.H.Layman and
children of west.of Herman, wereSunday dinner guests of the L. L.
Layman family.In the af ternoonMr.Lsyrnan's sister,Mrs.Pete
Elliott and family from Arizona,
were also visitors.The first new corn of this yearwasshelledMondaybyHnrry
Tucker, who shipped n cnrload to
Omaha.'I'herkelsen's did the shell
ing and he also shelled for Harry
Tyson Tuesday.-Mrs. Otis Bridwell and children,
from west. of Herman, were Sun-day afternoon visitors at the A.
W. Clarke home.Miss Grace Fsckler and larowen
Paul were at the Methodist hos-pitil in Omaha Thursday, and had
Mrs.TGeo3\:ge Ha g nd \'i r\ni a l
spe:1t ue ay wi er rno erv h FridMrs.C.H.Gelmnger,north of °gg. and 'g John Newell, Mrs.
Blair, quilting.Mrs. Jim Blevins, 'her son, Billiend daughters Lissie of west of;
Kenna:d were guests Sunday of
of rename ., who is in in a i'°"'?in-mfmrs. Robert Widener
pital in Omaha.'~Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Andrea-i Mrs.FIdD. 'ilfrtrickd §f tBl§i1»
son and sons were Sunday di mnerguestsat. the Geor Fallen
'Was a ay rug an a ur ayguest of the J. S. Gonety family.
home.se |.Mr.and Mrs.Herbert HansenMdTed015°d Ed of Omaha, stayed Saturday nichtes nmes n an and Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.
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their tonsils removed and came
Watson Tyson, Mr. and Mrs. Gus
Lundt and sons were Sunday aft»
ernoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
The Herman schools will be
closed Thursday and Friday, Oct.
31 and Nov. 1 to allow the teach-
ers to attend the teachers meet-
ing in Omaha.Frank Christ last week bought
the forty acre farm west of here
of the Baker Bros.On his way to Tekamnh Sunday
to visit at.the Fred Michael home,
L. A. Parrish of Omaha, stoppea;
over here for a short visit with hls
father, S. M. Parrish.Fern West has workmen busy
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putting e. new roof on a part of the'
hotel building.Mr.and Mrs.I).W.Rutledge,
Vivian and Charles drove to Wich~
ita,Kansas Friday and visited
their daughter, Mrs. Marion Den-
ney and family returning home on
Sunday evening.1 The members of the Bible class
ldelightful fried chicken dinner to-gethcr at the Alfred Kramer homenest of here last. Tuesday evening.The affair had been postponed
fiom the week before on account
of the vwnther.Following dinnerthey had one of the finest times
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ever in games and conversatioml
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Lowe,hir.and Mrs.Bert Loftis
land Marion, Mr.and Mrs. J.M.
iwest, Mrs.L .B.Harrison,Mm.
J. T.Fitch,Mr.and Mrs.Bert
Cooper of Tekamah,Mrs.E.P.Hamson, Rev. .C.C. Norlin,Mr.
ond Mrs.H. 0. Cooper,Mr.and
Mrs.Alfred Kramer and Francis
Elmore.Mr. and Mm Howard Curley orerejoicingoverthearrivaloi'a
,baby son bona at the Methodist
hospital in Omaha Sunday,Oct.
13.H ? iiiliimiiis. Frank Kelley anti!Mrs. Anna Pediie, Miss Caroline
children were Sunday visitors at §'=¢h~5 and M133 gagglla 535°
-ro own to m n u aythe putemsl Kohler home at Ar
izonn.Tyson and Long trucked eighty
velnnd spent the day with Mrs. Cen
rie Vossn
hogs for Clyde Metzler to Omshfii Mrs.Laurence Larson left lust
Monday night."'Monday for Idaho where she will
Onmhn.They will Spend litre will-
of the M. E. Sunday school had ai
J.Cameron, Mis.; CarolineWaclvter, Miss Plledyce Goslsey, Mr. and
Mrs.Henry Jackson, Mrs. James
Broderson and Miss Elsie Wilsondrovedownintimefor the six-
thirty dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Swim,
Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Barge,Mrs.
Henry Truhlsen,Mr._ and Mrs.
Toni Wakefil~l:|, Jr.and Mr.andMrs.L. li. lilnnchnrfl :lttended the
n1eetin{.=; inter in t'n lm-ning.Mr. and Mrs. i":.\:.k Martin and
Mr.:rid Mrs.Cllfin,Martin and
Bonnie .Io of Wn;.||v,Neb., wereguestsSundayattheRev.Rich-
mond home.g Dr.nnd Mrs.A. J.Cameron
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drove to Fremont Sunday and Mrs.
Llosie Kepler accompanied them toiiiermnn and visited Sunday and
Monday.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Korahoj
were hosts to n large number of
relatives and friends Sunday inhonor of Mrs. Korshoj whose birth
anniversary occurred Oct. 22.A
lovely dinner was served at noon
and the remainder of the day wassoent. in visiting.The guests in-
cluded Mr.and Mrs.M.Madsenandfamily,Mr.and Mrs.Ed
| hiencke, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mad-
sen and Ralph and Mr. a nd Mn.
George Nelson, Marion and Irma,
all of Blair.Mr. and Mrs. John
Andersen and children of Kennard
and Mr. and Mrs. D. Buch.
The large barn on the Hirnes
ranch has been torn down and is
being replaced by n new one.tMrs. Josie Kepler of Los Ang-
eles, Calif. was a guest of Hermanfriendsafewdaysthefirst.of
the week.The thirty-eighth wedding'an-
nive'Andersen occurred Sunday,Oct-
20 and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Harperwere married thirty years n. :few'days previous.A joint celebration
'WilS held Sunday at the Iatt»er's
;home when nrounfl fifty membersofthebirthdayclubandtheir
families attended.The Indies re-ceived n beautiful pair of pillow
cases from the club members..
Besides tliose mentioned there
were present:Mr.and Mrs. Otis
Yowell and sons, Mr. and Mrs. TomWakefield, Jr. and sons, Mr. and
Mrs.C. H.Blanchnnl,Mr. and
him.L.B.Harrison,Mrs.Dora.Miller,Mrs.Chris Richter,Mr.
nnd Mrs.Geo.Sheets and LenaMae,E.L.Grenier and family,Claude Clements and Iamily,
Clyde Fitch and family, Ben Watch
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gil-
bert.Olson,Leo and RosemaryHannon,John Wachter,Gerald
Lilel and Miss Peek of Coleridge.Ed Wilson is managing the bus-
iness nt. the Farmers Union store
while Mr. Larson is away.
J. W. Brunton had corn shellers
Tuesday, clearing his cribs for the
new crop.
Winter Costs for Women and
Misses priced at $10, $15, $19.15,
$25 up to $69.50 in black and
brown in sites 13 to 52 in all the
smart new styles at the Fashion
Center in Blair.Come te the
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nes ..."Y a temoon given in hoxilili Mr and Mrs. Ralph Pearce and visit an uncle, Frank Yowell andof Mrs.1 ..Chauncey Wright at the son,Donald spent.Sunday after-i Winter Coats for Women and..1'nmi1y_Icea they Win Save you money lgFashionCenterforyournew
rsary or Mr. and Mrs.Hans
m0SLEY z
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A console of exqui
proportioned, fin
And performance that measures up to appearanoel
'All-electric, of course.No matter when you use
Crosley 32 or how many times you use it there isl
always full power to bring in the most distantl
stations.'
But see, hear for yourself.Have us place this
receiver in your home-then try it out for five days
without any obligation whatsoever.
Just stop in our store and we'll gladly arrange
such a demonstration, so you may knowwvhat
amazing value is offered you in Crosley 32.
You'rc there with a Crosley
s
enkins Tire and Battery Shop
And performance that measures up to appearanoeI
'All-electric, of course.No matter when you use
Crosley 32 or how many times you use it there is§
always full power to bring in the most dist,ant,\
stations
But see, hear for yourself.Have us place this
repgivcr in you; horde-then try it out fo; five days
without any obligation whatsoever.
Jus_t stop in om- store and we'll giadly anange
such a dem on st rat io n,so yo u may know whatamazing value is offered yoh in Crcfsley 32
You'rc there with a Crosleyc@%
Jenkins Tire and Battery Shop
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Blair, Nebnsh, Octofaer 24,
SHOW OVER
from page one)
1 , Ft. Calhoun
r W`\lI¢e
mdes between his report and that
of A. E? Andedoxi of Lincoln, fed-
eral crop ststistician, for last year
by stating Andenon's crop and
glnning November 1, 195. to` pay
themame.
On motion the bond of Orange
Hilsinger for Constable of He n
BLIND READER AT`DANA
(Continued from Pnge One)
sake of aunosphere.No need
even for | score or so of vwwrly
mr mg and hum ufvedlr wmi 8|flimsy` one.A few yen)lastout canvas cover He h '-fu namt-'h nh h hz ~b¢fed it a battleship gray with blackl hgen YY are mug UP ocourtsforin!/rrfering Mlth~;;gg_»f~mf== and he h==|» um pmple's Qropeny,béart
cm-1. Mu-tinsen, nm Work s.2s hzi fmr 'zs.oo
Chester Davis, nm Work 25.00 The En¢erprise,"Printing 43.21
S. H. Neff, Road Woik 90.00 Gilbertson's Stone Su Iipp esLlo y d E. §pi m. kwa W o rk. a m for Poor 28-18
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Bid--Ca
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_yenr while his repons are for me oostmned men and women, handy-° ; f °calendar yur.ing words and entering md leav-
rl Nielsen FL Calhoun Notable ln the Gillan report are lug the stage at the proper mo-
a n L a ge 'F Calhoun the figure which support the be-menu.
_.,. __f__B.,-_...-.._. lla»f :hm Lhe farmers at Nebndm Durlnz the course of the ohw.
uyde Hmenne, Road. Work 4.50 SuppliesVernon Hineline, Roni Work 1.50 John E.Ha1
Albert Mlthiesen,Road ExpenseWork24.06 John F. Jm
Otto Christensen. Road Work 5.00 (nr Poor
f»u.;:s Un monon duly mme and car-Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ev n ! " " " " ° " " " " "" " °" " "nsen, Dep. Sheriff,l t k d " Q heya:ing on the Duffack guests of Mr. and Mrs. 3.'H§1'f"they learned these ways
gt Milenre 13,40}Affidnv1t was continued until Rhonda;hut \lf4u|v\nar\nv ....,._=.°_f'|___..---
______n ~- ~- - -v-»- --"I\4l»\=uu \.:\'Q ' ~c ke ro tt, S upp li es Nov. 4, 19 29 1 I t 10 o' c loc k A . M.C a r d s a n d a li g h t iu nc i:» ¢ § $ " Z §L u m u r
20.00 O n mo ti o n d u ly ma d e a n d c ar-ioved durinv th. -» avnninu .. .5 ..
um " m ":»1;§L§." pallluull are gradually beginning zo depencl Mr. Gran becomes 1'i`different Jim Edwards, Road Work 6-0UiK- B. Printing Co., Supplies 268.85 ried the following resolution was
1,g....Hugh Cooper, Washington more and more for their "luxury"people, mning from ltreet out-A. A. Wilkins, Road Work 70.00 Klopp Printing' Co., Supplies 4.82 adopted:gmi_4 H_ Cooper, Washington profits on milk,cream,butter, casts to s0¢le'tym:trons, from min- Albert E. Wilkins, Road Theodore Larsen, Rent 10.00 RESOQUTION-are-H...L. Cooper, Washington poultry and °¢¢"I?" to 'f"f"i°¥"'""°": fF?"" the litde ,."f°'§..... ~.30.00 1.in¢o\n..s¢h00\ S""P"Co.,... .."HE.RE"'f.S this '"'"2'1 °'¥"'° "T
- -. ---~- ----~--'e~we desire w thank the' mum:friends who so kindly assisted usPrnnnrfnumave. n ,...... _.at' the time of the death of our
;IC 1 an"tallowing" of their wi:1dov.a and
cars every night for ten days he-
fore Hallowe'en,The excuse that
2
Mrs. Violet. Johnson,
J. W. Johnson.
kids have to h;\ve their: fu;1"s a Advertise in The Enterprise.
I°1
DANA cOLLEGE
s'rUuBs'r ACTIVITIES
in.|ed from nan one)
Lame gm wnose Xlllh was greatenough m makg her whole to the
sanctimonious pastor who wouldn't
dream of preaching anythinglhat
mms nmz, :ws u wo rkAlben Bensen, Road Work
Axel Hansen, Road Work
Gus Kempcke, Road Work
61.60 Supplies Wm;15.50 B. F. Lundt, Co. Atty., Ex-
92.50 pense 20.05
56.00 Viola Maynard, Care of Poor 54,75
W u e n e a r u u p o n u x x u u v n : m u
petition of Levi Stark saying that
he is the owner of an isolated
tract of land as described in said\
41h---L inviile W oli en,W a sh in gton
S th - - C .B .Be h r en s ,F L Calh oqn
Po p c o rn - - " J ap Ha lle s a "
1.4 n,J.....,s C!wh|\i llu h f Contiiw-.w1 ...\..,»......,......hid-George Ohri, FV.. Calhoun
Brd#-C. B. Mehrens, FL. Calhoun
'While Rice Popcorn
lst.-George Ohrt, Ft. Calhoun
2nd-C. B. Mehrens, Ft. Calhoun
3rd-Alvin Ohrt. Ft. Calhoun
Sweet Com-Golden Bantam
lst,-Henry Dorenzen, Bldr
Zcrl r";x°in Hinz,Blair
iwrs at the Arvid Petersen home
un Sunday.Scriver Kloth, Millard Petersen,
Alben Olsson, Jens Miller, Irving
Bondo,Lucille Hansen,Frances
Mortensen,Evelyn Hansen and
lrma Madsen spent Sunday after-
noon in Omaha-
____
might offend his ricapariahioners.
And. mingling with all, is the in-
spired dlaracter of Da:\3:l Gil-
christ, believing that all the prob-
lems of life are for the church w
consider and that the man who
(uma away from his vision dies.
"The Fool" is more or less fa-
miliar to the reading and play-xo~n
L. E. Hetrick, Road \Vork 209.50
Millie Langhorat, Road Work 1.50
Alfred E.Schmidt, Road
Work 7.0¢
R. B. Eisner, Road Work 99.00
Glen Ray, Road Work 15.00
Arlington Oil Co., Road Work 4.50
Herman Sehwock, Road Work 38.00
Rob't. Andreason, Road Work 8.25
{c ~B. Mehrena, Com. Work
&Mileage 209.35
Maurice hlehrens, Sheriff, Bd.
of Prisoners & Expense 262.85
Milburn 8: Scott Co., Supplies 23.85
McDonalcl's Store, Supplies
for Poor 29.48
Neb. Culv. &Mfg.Co.,
Maintainers 6092.00
affidavit, and,`
WHEREAS this matter having
been continued over from day to
day and (mm Lime to time and
the Board of County Commission-
ers being fully advised in the
premises finds that said tract vt
real estate as described in the af-
fidavit of said Levi Stark is not
»..-\.....\_1 L..., .....
Specials
Mr.and Mm.Immanuel nas-:zng punuc,Vhite 11ussen,daughter Amy,and 1».g,,1m of re ne-mg one or me lewlunas.uazes, rwaa Work |_3.f5, Ch&5.nelson,ligious import that hav(Arthur Gormh, Road Work 267.60 Ja Mileage
nrceasful mn in New Otto Voss, Road Work 32.50 Mrs. Mary P.
other Lheatrical center.:Bertel Bertelsen Road "fork 12300 Twn Months
|uunau:u anu snul. on :rom au pun-218.00 lic highways,Nelson, Rent BE IT THEREFORE RESOLV~
16.00 ED that the uetition and uravern z C.B .Me h mn s ,F t.Ca lh ou n Swan so n , an o r mn s a y , me n . , a n u lma n e a sz2n d - - Ge o r g e Oh r t,Ft..Calho un E b b :Rasmu ssen o f Bla ir ,vi s i t. e d ! Y o r k md 1
Swe et C o r a - - L a te W h i te My r a H a n s e n on Su n da y ._
S tr i k l tt Bla i r Mi s s Ra.smusse»\an d Mi s a Han~(~_¢)UN'I`Y ;ls t, - F r a . n k c e ,u\..!nu nu \l..l..-.-..~I N f"ul| 1nnn mm \\P:\l t()0 m 8 h l Sa tllf i illf ti)
numnq yu;mm mm f;;a<-¢;;k ~ " M ,.; §,1i.;1»f;;Co <B U A R I )R o y M . , C ; 1 a s e ,R o a d W o r k 3 7 : 5 0 R i v e t t L b r .J :c o a l '2
n v n a f n n h u m f r v r u x e n .F TBTIR M O S IO S M G .H 0 3 1 1 i S II II D H E S
Supplies maint the said Levi Stork as set;.,.,lfmh in his midme mea as of Hamburger _,__
34.55|May 25,1929,be and hereby is |
Sup~|refuaed and said petition dis-PA-L Q........¢,.
201:
20c
29c
.:'~.';;r;;.1i"'°.~.3 '.;,,;;,';;;,';""= ia..§ '..;;..1 ..for the ..;...g|c ti ; § ' ; " ~ " "~r.r.lu1 u Work .seam Re§1fi¢`1d Grocery Go..3 ;Singie E n Corn 'room curtains which will soon be (on nu rom P339 one)Fred Schroeder, Road Work 20.00 plies fof Poor
h 'h Uma 'Hans C. Poulsen, Road Work 'i.50|C'0unty Treasurer,Exl s t - W . Kruse, Ft. C lhoun purchased. Among' t e o. er -1 .|rn .1 d Omaha Road Equipment Co.Paplo 1),-_Dist.,Assess-Is-1; no 10-32,__E,-"Mt I.;_F Caihoun ha shoppers were Edna Bon o.3rd--Harold Larsen,Ft.Calhoun Erma Madsen an Jens Miller.Repairs 12.05 ment 1412.50 Jennie Robertson, Extl
h dormitory en Rosenbaum 3@1"'i°¢' Station,Burt~Wash. Dr. Dist., As-Q on T. L.4 },___H K n FL Calhoun The gi rls a t t c -.1 ago mae bo ther NCB?Gas 16.60 sessmént -l451.'?2|Sanitary Products Co..a m.-c a n Ni l n, Fx. Calhoun tertained the ya n 1 ~Jn|,,f Chase 3... Yellow Corn tion room Sundly (afternoon.~ 2 i _ ~B@_§§y _Contracting Co., Bridgo ~piies_._
ss-13 missed.nun ouuaugu ...
Passed and approved this Zlstpense9s.59.day of October, 1929.B a c o n "f o r w h o l e s l a b
ra Work |c l-ms Nm.soN, Chairman _
3590, Board of County Commissioners.R n n n n R n e l m f 28cSup-| Atteat:m uuwu u| nm ? L
712}Annie C. Martin
:plies 76,261 County Clerk.
, Rent 6.90 (SEAL)
Supplies 6.10 On motion the Board adjourned
pplics to meet Nov. 4, |929.
41.97|ANNIE C1 MARTIN,
m Robert Wilkins, Kennard The Luther League g-uve theirin\==mu1 Dflnwucn, uraggulg 10|UU]Work 10~¢l0.42fStat,e Journal Co., Su]:nd-Awin ohn, Fm. Calhoun weekly program last Wednesday Wm. Smevers, Supplies 6.20 A. N. Eaton Mama Products,Mrs. william Swlhart,
am.-sd .Lorenzen, Blair evening.A devotional m u \\,'3g!Johll Wiese, Bond work .29.86 Culveria M922 University Publ. Co., 2
-ith-Floyd Hina, Blair given by Mr.Ben Engskov.A (1:hauncey vnfhh Dfvss lng 26.45 Farmers Gr. & Lbr. Co., Ken.,|Warda Cash Store Su
jmg" Cluu Large W hig; Corn quartet.,consisting of Domgm-_Llmer Wright, 1-Iaulmg 14.50 Supplies 221.50 for Poor 11..»_;.......lnvmnvnn "la ir |J|:n9e:\.Eahm Hansen.Raym0nd:M'n"*P Munk,Blacksmith Farmers Gr. la Lbr.Co., Arl.Illit-..,,,___n..._\:__
N.orth Side; Stbre and
F '
Quality Marketo r
on 1 2 0 |
County ClerkA
ue ~§.§f`";...`§".I.ZéIf"iz1I§a§"lMo r te n s e n a n d E m i l Pelers en i mvro rli 24s.2f>|Su pp li es 129.ao|"",{,'f*'\veuL,a u p p l
"~ < T ~ ' I i l a i r rendered a. vocal selection.Mr.Elmffr Chxistenseg, M"i"'.'Arndt Hardware, Supolies 7.1011gameyniuatricgofB1air,!\'iss0 Petersen gave a report on!talning ~17.50|A N.Ballard, Managung
N uh re sponded in fine fash tht*Student Volunteer nezr¢sn|Gamer 011 Servure,o u Poor Farm 35.00
km by building home made pro-'which was held at Fremont 0ct.[and Gas _263.80 Beckman Store, Supplies 2,50
dm; booths assembled in an on! 11, 12 and 13tlx.~ E. He tnck, Dragging 71»10'I)r. David W. Bell, Prof.
ganined formation in these booths;The "? 'Pf".""Llterary §:%'€'E'? i,"<;..1"§' .'§'!i'E""'.-':".,,"T.".;f'.2'""'"'"" !.?"?EI am f`° ° ' ".°;*'°'_..-2.00
2Ivvf ~"""ji .fonas Bu'rch as just Gnishedponproperandsatisfactorybld
showing it was moved,seconded h e fo ugg t':;m;;}f°:0 :r?
and earned that the County At-when h oe h nt n .Th_torney be authorized and instrucb .F H s u : |:e canoedtod'sch na |;=» a thmg of beauty and no doubfe:u r g e a c e i n j u l g --Af h l l n *H l Y ¢ \ ; | l H *f ' h n \ l a n n r n n f n n ~~U 0 ~( I \ N ' I \ £ l ,. h i l I € S t
We Q c / I 1
§
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to th tth e r e ar e ma n y prc wented tn elr p r o g r a m r r u a y 1 v' = l w HH H |v w s l v f l z M 1 0 1:l£=rry uro s.- mn h y a s u a e wi n d n l n e s .|e\@ning-Th e p m g r u m co:1s1sted G\1H l\° "' P' =l'°» D ra gg mg 51.30 Po or r
#|~1....\..........a\n\... ..f m n|\n\:I o f n ninna so lo b v Ben Ell2 S k o \ $ . P ° Ul J .Pa u lse n , Tr a c to r Bn h s Sto re.Siupplies f o r u vva v" r h e S mi t of Ne br a sk a vs . C ha r le s
(;;7_|Co mp to n .I
Work
ork.W can do it
or we have a completely
to prepare your car for
~t us Reline your Brakes
au] your Generator
rhaul your Motor
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~an Garage
mg ||-vw:Nw"-m ....s...:....i ~ S t p n s in Social Lifezf Work P n n r
I |.|
F r e d D e W eber,Sup pli es
f o r Po o r 15.00
B e n h a Dudgec m,Ca re o f
Po or 46.05
Fr an k D u dg eo n , C ar e o f I ns .
n e ws !o f Mo th e r ' s Pension wa s
gr a n te d V i o la Ma y n a r d a n d th e
C o u n ty Cle r k i n s tr u c ta i to d r a w
wa r r a n ts f o r Th i r te e n a n d Th i r ty -
thr ee one -hu nd reths $l3 .3 3)do ll-
ar s P e r mo n th for .-six mon th s b e~
H O M E T a E » ; f § § " i
The Home of Perfect 1'.1|<s..¢ Pictures |
FRIDAY arfd SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
I
!!1 f,.!:
.yl:¢¥,luvu,nutsc ucuag |.vu.|v\..t a m :o f fine work horses an d
d e f e r : te a ms o f f i n e mu le s .Ho n -
11§'§.`-fI"1Lf~§»I"1n}§}».§»§¢i leson: I G
Medieval Modes,Evelyn I>{ansen;smith Work
Modern Modes, Ervin Hondo. vocal|Sh;ffer Oil 8: Refining Co.,
solo, Alice Thompson.il G: GasAt :he Monday Afbemoon Club|Adolph Schurman, Dragging
a vocal selection will be given by|Edgur Sperling, Dragging
Miss Hansen and n talk on thelJohn Stuart, Dragging
European trip by Prof. Waldo B.Ed.Waiermxn,DraggingNielsen.|.~\. A. Wilkins, Dragging
15.25
34,64
43.20
3.60
30.60
51,30
44.10
on in horses were won as follows
n c p u u
iinnonm if:the rflule teams are
Let us do your Repair
Quickly and Efficiently
ist»-'Theodorv Therkelzson, Blair
» _ . |u r . . .r n - . . u I n n k -I On Fridav. Oct. 25. the Vikimrs'C.Molgard Jensen,BlackA n l l l l - - vi l l a .An nu m,a n n u l - -- -.-__i n I - - I l v r n n B u n n .B l a i r ' W i l l a g a i n m e e t t h e S w e d e s o f |s m i t h W o r k 1 1 2 7 0
The ;;cLvl'&ll committee,corn-
povsed of Fred Thietje,John Aye
.Ind George Bates, wish to extend
thnzaku to each and every one who
ileiped to make this show success-
N .
FARMER INCOME
HAL F BILL ION
(Qantinued from page one)
Wahoo.This time the battle willIArthur N. Andersen, Drag-
be fought at Wahoo.The Vik-I ring
ings IIRI. Lil!! Sxmedes eariier in the A. N. I`:\.l1urd, Labor
season .».\. man, and defeated them Byron lirunton, Labor
Z0-7.A keen rnalry exists be-Harry merger, Ucr. Salary
tween the two teams,hence the Louie t iimm,Dragging
Swedes expect to _swge a come-O.L. Iiis.».;:er,Dluyage
back.'Hans hi. .Jona»en, D1ayage
53. 10
132.00
62.00
1oo.oo
18.90
2.7J
10.80
Bill Rodgers has been oft the|Ha1Iam! Jensen, Oct. Salary 100.u.,
line-up for about two weeks, b-LiNebmsia-Iowa Oi! Co., Oil,
A Q . . .
Equipped Shop
'th 1'N o w ~
I
Work
ork.W can do it
or we have a completely
to prepare your car for
~t us Reline your Brakes
au] your Generator
rhaul your Motor
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311
~an Garage
ffiitiiawa..U w ~
. \g.9 3 I!5 \'.s {~f °f - r f ~:
3 .~|"-: .-.~ 9 J
%».Q P
¢|..Q u . r | ,)1 .f f a l f f : ? f h * S - ; ..
.f § ; ; " . "~ E T j s -
215.011;:eIisexpectedtobeablenop l H urearP o u m e i , e n ti r e c r o p .
Fr ui t an d mis c e lla ne ou s
( S T U D I - - . . » . a . . .
9,92s,ooo|ngam0n Fmmy.|1:d. Ols Ill, Labor 011 Tractor 2o.9o|\"" ' " '
Ruben Larsen,the Vikingl"Jo|epl\0hm:i,Dra ng'24.302.800.0W cunier,inlund his shoulder inll-larry Pqtersen, Dragging 10.80 driving his
new (auqh
special -
~ff 'E/.
Ba rley , nmh fo ur th c ro p 4,420,000f
Alfalia,~une-founh c rop 8,126,000
W i ld a n d ta me h:1y,,
one- fou rth c rop ...8,375,000
Cattle, hogs an d sheep
marketed from Nah. . 238,350,000
Mi lk , c r ea m a nd bu tte r 33,450,000
I'oultry , and eggs . . . .28,l25,UUO
_. . . . . . . . .. 1 » _ .
Cha s. Log
W m .S-mls
D. O. S he
Sta n da r d
Oi l &4
Sin c lair .Eweekinterferenc e ha s been prac-1.1.F .S tu
f`nr»1, on-~fnur1h c rop .44.2'?4.00D| Munday 's sc rimmage.
Oats, on e-f ou rth c rop .9,-$88,000.: h e g¢m=1.1i |:¢..;\Iilloi1 o f %.'h.;.
te a m i s go o d , a n d th e V i k in g s e x- '
pe c t to r etur n to Bla ir F ri d qy e \e »
ni ng ,wi th an othe r vic tory OW);
th e Swud es o f W a ho o.Du ri n g ti n
L q d i:\t1;*l1bi\¢y ai hl :L Lau. .\.~Mr s .Ha n
has been ilmvfented fo r th e p u r po s e /Qing
0.;.»i\in'>;th:=line-mr\prac tic e i n C h r i s Ma :c ha rg in g.Th u s wi lh th e aid o f l W o r k
gen, Dngglng -u.sa
berry, Labor 69.20
sets. 0.:|.. Salnry l90.0\.
Oil Cu., Gun Gmane,
Eng ma s
j Martin.Qu _" . \ §*~; ] ", l ` L: l I Q ~' R 'r ' E .| A - ¢ r : Q ' Z '; V ?;¢.
;.~f '* ' ~~
W i t h T h r i l l § n g S o u n d
P l u s T a l k i n g C o m e d y l . a u r t l a n d H u r d )i n
c " . u 2 ~ 5 N 0 \ \ ' A ; . } ' > A ND N E W S
rman, Road Work 1i.'f5 SUN DAY
'MON DAY and TUESDA Y
SUN DAY MA'r1xEE
~ *S MN H §éGAYN ow"ff?"=QCHAIILES=F*R"|5!l.fi?
S H O E S T O R E
310 Sn. 15:11
ARCHl'R ESERVER
ootwcu'C o r r c t Y o u r F o o t
lil a n n a :Total fnnn ineame . $(59_9T0,000
The nnnhean section of the
nate n-rmrted the mos!nlia flc-
to ry : mm in the stale.Giilln
the new in\'u||l.i0|l und h.ml prlr:-|l¢yrnn Bmticeininuriemnce,the Viking:Gilbert Bl
will have far Wuhuo Fridny. Oils Bunl
he-rin: to win thu name.-Henry Ben
`F *'1=~¥~¥" ">r x '
. g y . s ' /1\
Wi th "lhrIIl\nj Sdund
Plus Talking' Comedy =l..aur¢l and Hard)i n
0 " M E N 0 \ \ ' A I Q ' " A N D N E W S
rman, Road Work 1i.'f5 SUNDAY
MONDAY and TUESDAY
SUNDAY MATINEE
wglgg Q JANEII cAv~olz
pmn 'CHARUES mnnnl.
S H O E S T O R E
310 Sn. 15:11
ARCHl'R ESERVER
ootwcu'C o r r c t Y o u r F o o t
A,"Blair Building 81 Loan»=u\.i¢¢1=I4 satisfartory m p u35|Aw.;meeting relenzly-held by`wiuié Be::emrted in a maiodty of instances the Dlayers and Conch Fynboe,l _
1-slept ip Qhnt pin-gimi of the sttuelstresQ u: la§d upon gm invar-
I
Work
ork.W can do it
or we have a completely
to prepare your car for
~t us Reline your Brakes
au] your Generator
rhaul your Motor
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winds and drvuth nwéeping up
(mm Raman did eonnidenhle dam-
age tn corn.Gillnn explained ecrtdn discrep-
boyl In
time an
cerity h
Inga an Statement of Assets and Liabilities
at the close of business
October 22, 1929
We're proud of the friends
ve been coming out 0
: decided change in sin
as taken place.The Vik
in tu win.--Contributed.
ARCHl'R ESERVER
-.--a
\\\n\u||n:::.rn `\'
~z l o s m a s a h
QQ ~,g{1j;f»p h e i r Ba r k e r
- u m : x : n z ; | : u : u l
a n n f u l * o u t w s u 'Lc l.u s C o r r c t Y o u r F o o t
Ilia. Na tur e' a wa y
Th e r e is n o Shoe lilfe th e
A r c h P r c s wve r ,sty le,p lu s
c o mf or t.Th e f o o t c o mfo r t
wore f or men and women.32
_..-F' e.-J4Y< 1 ~¢ l l ~S M R
~<.~~, , ~ ' 1 " -~;'ff1 0 u < ; f i 1 ; ¢ !"":~
~. L ~ . l i l g f ~ t l ~ r
A S S E T S
t h e s e t i r e s m a k e f o r u s s 10,834.02Cash on hand
U. S. Government Bonds 17,000.00
First Mortgages on
- Improved Real Estate ..2l6,200.00
"customer.Goudyu Tire mileage:-r
average so high that we are build-
ing up the best and steadiest
growing business around here.
The service we give-watching our
p u s T w o Nl0\'Il€ To i\E ACTS
WEDNESDAY and Tuunslpp'
3 B I G A C T S / 3 ~
V A U D E V I L L E ~
: |.T I
3,604.73
2,327.4|Real Estate
Tax Certificates
re fixed to give you the most l.070.20Furniture and
through buiidimf n.-}{r\i"{»»i§
B k o w N ' & B U T T O N l 1 l A l 5 l L l ` 1 " 1 l ' 3
$ 65,030.61tiresa l 1 i f t e d ~ n e w ~ ~Capital StockIn Comedy and DancingapplifdI REE!
2,566.0IUndivided ProfitsM c M i l l i a n 8 : S u l l y
In Son; and Dance
Rn ||'¢I°1r r l n n $25|,|s5.3oadultssuffer-
ing Iron some
advances! oplial
nnlacly t In a I
miglk have been
euily prevented
| v 1 1 . 1 1 | \ . I | l L I L ! !1 1 1 1 ;
Youngest T ap Dancer in the midd
o w T H E S C R E E N
~\.H / \ | ~ F
Total Liabilities
Than On Any Other Kind
nl Tm;9 TI..-I'
The Officers and Members are justly~ c zservative financial cohdition of our
ciation.W e invite yur caref ulqxdy of our
ment published above.- v m a l l ?Y !
Clfémbersaxrrsmr smvxce ~TOP muunmc
Efficient Tire Service
Telvphnne Black 9h
;.jld
SecretaryHELL. BENT YOUTH
with Ulwe norden and Tavkia ¢ C¢mrdy