12-05-1929Oln.
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WASHINGTONBLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND C0MMEN1'
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Lk.and Mrs.Chas.Gilliam cele
brated their thirtyfifth wedding
anniversary at their home at 407
E.State street on Thanksgiving
day by having a big dinner at
nnun for the;following guests:Mr.
and Mrs.S.I.Mcore and family
Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Moore and
family Mr.and Mrs.E.O.Gilliam
and family Gladys and Lois Gil~
liam all ¢PBlair and Mr.and
Mm R.A.Menking of Lincoln.
The day was spent in visiting
and will long be remembered as apleasantoccasionbythosewho
were present.
mmIAL
EVENING/
FOR Husmxns
The annual social evening for
he husbands of the members of
he Monday Aftgrnoon Club was
ld December 2 at the home of
Ir.and Mrs.Cnark OHanlo:1.
This is as ntaied above an an
uai aff air planned for sociability
nd looked forward to with con
merable anticipation.
.
mm unty
Board
mmgtherewasaIarge
crowd
~rgsent and thdprogram was en
oyed by all.
mmAIRYOUNGFOLKS
WED
The marriage of Miss OraDolan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Dolan of this city to Oscar
Pedersen Son of Mrs.Marie Ped
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mmate
Funds
GoodShape
mm\IURDAYS
IIRE
A fire Qriginating in a pile of
rubtnsh in tue hack room of the
Pzoneer Jewelry store Saturday
morning brought out.the fire de»
purtment but the une was exun...........................Report Funds of Stale in Excess
pf Present Need With a Balance
of Nearly Five Miilioms of
Dollars on Hand.
X0 BONDS AGAINST STATE
Nebraska Has No Bondd Indebt
edness.IIn Made This Bout
for the Past Thirty Years.
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01 smoke was caused
Mr.1umer the propHetor of
the jeweiry store had unpacked
a lot of Cnristmas goods the
previous evening had had lefLtne
packing in the back room.In the
morning he had cleaned up .around
the stove and placed the cleanings
in the back room and he thoughr.
that perhaps this might have
been the way it smaned.
mm air High
On
ApprovedLis
Blair High School Rcfeiveskannén .~\pprn\ed Lis!of Seeondar
Schools.Hsu Been un List fu
Twenty-oneYears.
ACCEPT CREDITS AN \'\\'m:i:
Places Blair on Goonl Fantin
Among Schools of State.Mak
Blair Favorite for Tuition Puyll
This week Su1>'1~ D. v.Massereceived from Prof.A.A.Rec~chairman nf the SzamCommixfor the Nnrth CentralAssociatio
~..
mmon~is it unimpdred ~ut
~balance on hand in the sum of $4.
683471.14 ample to pay every
mmucks To
Have
mm
rchants
XmasDisplay
mmow Windows Full nf
(iluistmaa
Goods Make Passersby Rellirar
Yuletide éemn is on in Earnest
Christmas in the Air.
BLAIR READY FOR THE RUSH
Have [Aid in Ample Stocks for
Big Holiday Salon Trade.In
vite lrnspection by the Public.
The big holiday rusl}is on.This
mmokplaceonWednesday
Nov.
27 at Logan Iowa.
Mr.Leonard Pedersen brother
of the groom accompanied them
to Logan.
1 Both of the contracting parties
re well and favombly known in
~us community Mr.Pedersen
ing employed by the Standard
~1 Co.
3.The newlyweds spent Thanks
giving at Shenmdoah and later
d d O.
mmeBryanthomeforthe
prespntwheretheyanreceivingthe
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of Christmas goods now on dis
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perintendent
mmdge County Scholz!
Supcrintend
mmt Takes Stand on New
School
mmw School Law to be Put to
Tast
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mmtledors 1
§;.;;"?,;';i;:,;1;';';.».;'f;;;;;;aair friends.-
\eenm|1|v Manicaa iiiéilf QShi}1§i}¢always 5 ***&a certificate stat
alnmxt of the :ian s :.nd this YJ!es o .high schooi has aheyhavedonetlwmaejvespznmiMNUHSofDecember2114Provedamongtheschool
f an ilnn wnnffarflnl nn of nrnnrln |Tfl\;|\lllfl11.~R¢&llitl ArB and
~aC\lUI!UIUUKIIL HBanana nun U;gaw »»members ni the Fremont bnard nf rwnth herself Mya.Philip OHunlm a fass A ratinglsatuwmm
atreasuryatthecloseafbusiness
reusurer W.
aiucatianwhosacktohalttheandMrs.David Mmnme:L us
thefnvunulunnnr1|nawr awhnnl dizléct Diayern.Mrs.L.C.Klqpp vas in Trucslcs Shut Have Raed Refi rg ~30.Suite T
mx reno
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...they have laid in for the Chriurtrnns
shoppers.Every merchant in the town is
busy getting out Christmas good..and dneasimg up the phco of humi
nesa for the Christmas time and
shoppers will be more than satis
fied with the goddn :nd the prices
Beini Made for Snow Fences
Over the County.
NEXT MEETING DECEMBER 16
County Chmmissionern Room
Bldr.Neb.December 2 |9211
The Board of County Commis
The certifknh reads as folluws:This il to uartiiy um the
Blair high ached in on the ApPmvedListofSeconduyschools
for the period beginning March lb1929mdendingMarch211080.
It a also certified that this seednrynchoolhasbeencontinu
a.";.r:;;s Sééiléli$Ei5§é "1
asaskedby75petitionersCaumy
nl.J.I.Ray filed an_annver in district court Manda
ncommendirig dm interelled permna:onlin the case as interven g zonand,if they du not voluntarilyfxxqultled themselves with credit.
do so.that the court order fhem
charge of a short comcay Who|
A Coward!Those Lakin;put
were Mn.Kl0PP»Lester Belford
and Baird Hopewell.Both lime
plays were well done and very<~|\»rainin and all takin pau
Fclluwing the plays a hu§banl:.
_in Rear Ind Green in Front oi
Vehicle.This Killing I0 G0 hw
Ermeay Fin!of Year.
SAME AS uw.IS IN JOWA
Sixle Enginar Cochran announcedFridavmmnimzthatall
In the genenl fund was a hal
nna at $77$5€7.48 the receipts
during November being $285686.62
and the nayments $68870B.03.The
capitol building fund had a balance
of $805738.l3.
During the month s1oxsssszawas paid out from the guoliie tax
YQIIJ |¥g||
~ln Lincoln
3
nnual Meeting of Slate Teachen
~Association to belie~ld ln Liuroln
7 Friday.Dec.6.No Entertain
a immediate families of the
con
eontennt thc. action broughtby tha.
24.75
to be made parties in defense of;
the action.The answer was filed
for Ray by County Attorney E.L.linhlin who is acting as his legal
advisor in the litigation.5
A court order for interested persons to become intervenors will notlu* nnnecelreary.Twentyfour res:i&nt.s of the proposed new district
have already filed in district court
asking w be allowed to intervene
and their request granted by JudgeF.I.Spear who has given them
and any others who wish to mmeinasi:\tervenors until December
%oo file their petitions in inter
\entdol\.ln their motion asking t6be nl~
lovred to fight the injunction.they
at out that the county superinten
dent is not nn interested oarty and
is indifferent to this litigation.
Therefore they claim it will be
necessary that interested parties
i\
enter the case in order to properly JBIIBE
iwhnol board membcrs.
The lliantior1 had its beginninguhen75propertyownersnorthand
northeast of Fremont filed a peti
tion with Supedntendent Ray usk~
ing that their combined land hold
ings totaling approximately five
sections. bc segregated from school
district Number l and made into unewdistrict.Their petition wasfiledunder the law making it man~
datory ou the county superintend
(Continued on Daze four)
»QCityCouncil
~HoldsSession
Meeting of Short Duration.No
Important Business Coming Up
for Considention.Yo Commit
tees Om.V
WILL mv RATHMANN CASE
The last regular meeting of the.
city council held last Tuesday eveningnnsoishortduration.Noth
iht!of importance came up for
discussion and after the reports of
the city clerk on the various funds
for the preceding monfh were readf
the members turned to minor mat|
hsrx
qum1ette furnished several musicalnumbersthatwereloudlyap~plxuded.The quartette was composedofD.C.Van Deusen Prof.
K DeGroff Rev. C.G.licder and
F.w.Arndt.
Light refreshments were served
by x commi.tee with Mrs.Frank
Curley as chairman.
Visiting was enjoyed until a late
hour.
SCHOOL 0|F!CERFACES DILEMMA
Mount Hope School indislrict 27
near Meadow Grove has a problem
more serious than that of the newsilhouetteandDirector Tom Moore
is wondering what lewd#Sl!!¥9¥lcanhelphimfindtheanswer.
trucks operating in the state must
carry a red reflector on the left
ar side of we truck and a greenkflecoorontheleftfrontsideto
enable rnotodsts to more easily
distinguish the :ide of the truckf
Truck operators will be given untilthefirstoftheeartocom
Under a bill passed by the legislaturethedepartmentofpublicworkswasgivenauthoritytoestablishsuchrules as they felt necessarytobettertrafficconditions
on state highways if auch rules
were not contrary to or not in
cluded in the statutes While the
weight widlia and height of all
trucks are limited by .law State
ErigRieérCochran saidthht this
feature was not included in the
ywiththis.regulation
School officers all over the countyarelookingup1om to help them
find the way through their diffi
culties made by Lhose chnniiing
rettu .yolm gmsiaton :marins
overalls to schoo
ln ome of the rural districts thc
girls high school students and
younger girls have adopted tne
overall as a kind of school uniform
and when Miss Chloe Baldndgc
director of rural education cameherefromlincolnrecentlysheis
reported to have viewed with dis
pleasure the very practical fail and
to have written school officers and
teachers urging that more suit
nble clothing be worn to ahool.
County Superintendent Hall verywiselyhas refused to take a stand.
stating that in her belief criticism
oi the dressing of children would
in .truth be criticism of the goodtasteandjudgmentof the parents
oi these children.Besides Mrs.
:all says dieoveralls are certainlyorecoveringthantheshort
skirts so often seen.lt is recalled
that in Norfolk a few years back
when school girls wanted to wear
o\eralls a state law that deals with
the matter of women wearing
mens clothes was used to disci
pline the fair rebels.Norfolk
Press.
CLUB MEMBERS AT CHICAGO
The climax of the 1929 boys and
girls 4 H club year is this week
at Chicago where the winners of
every state meetto celebrate .nt
statutes This law is the mme astheIowastatelawwiththeexceptionthataredreflectorisnot
required b=i=i§fhffseil 152215 _.
SHOOTS MONSTER EAGLE
One of the largest eagles everkilledinthiscountrywasbroughtf
down last Thursday when Jim!Busby son of Mr.and Mrs.Byron
Busby killed a large bald eagle
and brought him home as a trophy
The bird was an unusually largeunehavingn wing spread of sevenfeet.Jim shot the bird from his
car with a 20 gauge shotgun.The
first shot brought the eagle downbutit took a second charge to kill
it.Wakefield Republican.
Seeks To
/Take Life'
Sound of FallingBodyRousesl
Mother to Gas Danger.lmperils
Life of Parents.Think Worried
Uver Hll Brother.
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WAS A FORMER BLAIR BOY
The following article clippedfromTheWolrdHeraldmlnofthe
near tragic death of a fonaer
Blair boy Neil Steed:
Gas meant for himself almost
proved fatal to his parents as well
fund $789647.05 was collected and
on December 1.there was a bal
ance ol $l895908.75.
In 1875 there was outstanding
against Nebraska about $500000
in bonds.The last of fheoe bonds
were paid and canoelld in 190|J
Stebbins said.For so years there
has not been a bond against ourstate.We are strictly on a cash
basis paying cash as we go.
SUNDAY novlr:s I
ix TEKAMAH
(Burt County Herald)By a majority of about two to
me the voters of Tekamah decid
thclong fougblcishue of Sundayrnoiviesat a special election Mon
doy when they cast their ballots
in favor of the Sunday entertain
ment by 180 majority.453 votes
were cast for movies and only 273
against t.heproposition.
~Four previous elections defeated
the proposition but each by a de
creased majority.l:istspring it
lost by 17 votes before that it was29 nnd then 161. The first attemptlostbyanevengreatervotein
1922 when itwras snowed undef
with 307 majority or 358 vote#
against.Thus it can be readilyseenthatthisvotepracticallyre\1rsed itself in the present election
hy giving 453 in favor of tln
movies.
The election contest was foughtwithoutbitternessbyeitherside
inside the city.Both worked for
:heir convictions and no animosity
has been heard since the consensusof opinion being it was a fair and
clean cut campaign.The managementof the theatm expert to have
their opening show this coming
Sunday evening.
ROYAL NEIGHBORSELECT orricsas
On last Tuesday eyening thelocalRoyalNeighborlodgeattheirregularmeetingelectedthe
following officers for the ensuingyear.Mrs.Rena.Ruhr who has
made a most satisfactory head of
the onder for the past year waslrelectedtotheofhoeofUracle.
.Mrs.Nellie Anderson was chosen
.Vice Oracle.Mrs.Ella Brass.re
ment Features.
ui:Lsora REPKESENTS BLAIR
.The delegate assembly of the
Nebraska State Teachers Assoc.ia~
tion will mee:in Lincoln rriuayat 9 a. m. in the Lincoln hotel annwillcontinuein session throughoutthedayorunulallbusinessorthe
liste aasociation has been trans
ated.There will be no entertain
p==features.
Presidenls of the six districts
innn the credentials committee.
The quota of delegates for each
district is based on the district
pusxnbership in the associii.e 1 int district leads h
.irty delegates repvesentiirg umembershipof 3047i_ the second
lorith thirtythree for a member
ship ox 3.3i1;the third 13 with adistrictmembershipof.\299;
being offered this year.
lt is the appeal of the business
men in general to shop early ani
avoid the rush as better service
an be rendered and more satis
factory results obtained.
Look over the advertisements ln
The Enterprise as the weeks go byandnotethewonderfularrayof
|goods being offered and then
make your selections.You ant
»s wrmg.
rouxc FOLKS WED
This office is in receipt of the
announcement of the marriage of
Mr.William Allen Smaveosen oi
|Blair and Miss Leah Niebaurn oi
Fontaneile on Frld:1y November
29th at eleven oclock in the Luth
leran church at Fontanelle by the
Rev.Goode.
There were present only the
Hi!\L~2J1i13¢i$!ll»~l4=llwrth1316members;and M ;_htrac1:1ng pa.tle.s.Miss hfargaiet
13 with 1314 members.\
The program will open wi
lreadiu of the ofticial call A
1
x ~
~pointment of the crénemiais cumllmitteewillfollowwithreadingof
minutes of previous meeting re.port of credentials committee re|port of secretary and treasurer
and appointment of audi.ing com~.mittee.The president!address
will precede :ew business and
.election of officers.
l Th membership of the assembly
iwill include the following:
;General Officers
J A.Doremus Aurora president
H.R.Partridge Alliance vice~
I presidentEverettM.Hosman Lincoln secyl
IO.L Webb David City trees.
E District Presidents
Sarah T.Muir Lincoln District 1lhlabelhlarshBlairDistrict2
lJ E.Sahlstrom Norfolk Dist.3
lGlenn Miller Ravenna District 4
G. C.Paine Culbertscn District 5
Frank Cyr Chappell District 6
Among the delegates from the
different countiq the name of
[President Erla Nelson of Dana
College appea as a representa
tive from this dindct.
|l)anaCollege
lLungl\orst cousin of the bridc_
iplayed Lohcngrins wedding march
as the bridal party approached the
altar andcontinucd the low sweet
strains during the ceremony.Tht
lbride was attended by her cousin
Mrs.L.Albersteadt of HoapeiandthegroombyalifelongifriendMr.William Drake oi
Omal1a.
Following the ceremony the en»
tire party 1\uml>eri:\g twentyfourdrovetoFremontandenjoyedndeliciousthreecourseoneoclock
luncheon in the pdvate dininglroomof the Pa hfiizder hotel.The
ltnhles were beautiiully decorated
lin yellow and white.
\The newlyweds left by auto for
a short honeymoon alter which
sthey will be at home to their
imany friends on the Niebaum
.farm adjoining Fontanelle.
|lhl§union connects two of
Washington cpuntys earliest piolmffamilies.The bride is the
ldaughter of Ed .§iebaum of Fon»
itanelle.Her mother nowdenxasen
.was Anna Sprick daughter ot
Hon.;Henry Sprick one of the
Quincy colony who settled at Fo».
tanelle in an early day.He waaprominentandhighlyrespected
citizen of that community as lol.
as he lived.
Mr.St2avensens mother wasGraceAllen.daughter ol William
4»
sinners met pursuant to adjoum
ment taken November 18 1929.
Present:Chas.Nelson E.B.
Mehrens/and C.J.Nelson.
The minutes of the preceding
meeting were read and approved.Alter a careful examin.\.ion of
the Iollowing bills on the differ
ent funds it was moved and secondedthatthefollowingclaimsbe
allowed and the County Clerk in
structed to draw warrants on the
funds indicated below to pay the
same.G.L.Dixon Ins.Premium S 36.80
E. S.Gaynor Lbr.Co.Snow
F oe 180.00
bo Grimm Dragging 18.00
John x.Hansen Dragging.12.60
Harland Jensen Nov.Sal
ary .100.00
Lantry Transfer Co.Hauling 3.00
Menuo C.Larsen Dragging
and Road Work 45.90
Geo.laltia l)ragging»1~364
~N.A.Rogcrt
Alben Mathiesen, Dwzdni 4.50
H.W.Meierhenry Dragging
Henry Mortensen Labor
Nebraska Bridge Supply
Lbr.Co.Snow Ience
S.H.Neff Road Work
Chas.Nelson Freight Paid
\\.L.Pawling Dragging
Labor
&
Chas.Rogert
Harley Rogert Labor
Labor
Labor
Ray Rolf Labor I
D.0.Sheets Nov.Salary
Labor
Dragging
Dragging
Fred Rogert
C.M.Spiker
Eel.Stuenkel
Harry Tucker
Howard Franke Road Work
Road WorkWalterKuhls
Road Work
n
Ed.Stuenkel
Axel Hansen
Harland Nelse Road Work
1
1
1
s1.9o6.00
16.64
zo.-3»x.sc21.1043.833.00
a.oo6.00
1.9000.0010.0034.102'I.0\'3.002.5036.50
Road Work 124.60
Road Work 35.00
on Pike three)
Gus Kempcke
(Continued
DistrictCourt
SlowlyGrinding
Two Cues Heard gainst Rail
road.Campbell va.M.and 0.
Railroad First Cue.Taken from
Jury and Vadlct for Plaintiff.
ously recognised by the Assoc]-
ation since ma Signed \v.PLI
Morgan president J.B.Edmon
son Secretary.
The full dgnifioance of this cc
tiflcate is that it permits anygraduateofBlairhighschoolioff
enter any college in the United
States without being required to
take the usual entrance examina~»tions.Thlr means that the cred
its of Blair high school are ac
cepied at full value anywhemamongAmericancolleges.Blair
high school is the only high scl\oo!»»
in Washington county that holds.;
this very high standing.
.
BLAIR SCHOUL News
(Edited by D.V.Mauser)
._
At 11 meeting Q( the Blair Board
of ucation it was decided that
Cl|stmls vacation should be only_gnc weekin length.The Christ.
mas vacation will start on Mon
day December 23.School will
again take up on the following
Monday December 30.
lt was deemed advisable to have
only one weeks vacation an nccountofthebuildingprogram.When the building is finished and
turned o\er to the Board of Edu
cation it will take jus:about aweektomovefromtheoldbuild.
lng churches libraries etc.into
the new rooms hence another
weeks vacation will be necessaryatthattimewhichwillbedesignatedasthe:spring vacation.
The complete schedule for the
f00tbaQ games for Blair high
school will be announced after
December 14.The executive committeeo!the East Central Asso
ciation meets at Oakland on that.
date and drawn up the football
schedule for all warns belongingto the East Central Nebraska Ath .letic Association.
.Each team must play at least.
five games with members in the
association if they are to be ronsideredinthenamingforconfu
ence championship.
Besides the conference game;Blair will play the following
schools outside the conferengez;
Benson Wahooand Omaha Central.
aagsidewalkinfrontofthethe:Iationnl Clubtglongmgg.
ble|;henWohjeplaceneartheCongregabrasE is represen 5 YS wfnt
tional church was spoken of as an!gurls and leadvrs.all of them suicide
neéding repair and the street corn wlnnrs of i f fY and state Prizfitodfy
afifthdvcnuéfailedinae.Mm Ein:May Brow;\c L.0 ~castiinois with his parents Mr
mi
:attempt at his home e|Ycellor~Mrs.Jessie Mtgomb past Mrs.John Allen settling in Ft.The District C
Neil Steed 17 a!§05 Smlfhf corder;Mrs Hug;I§se_n I T B d !Henry Allgrf wha;came from Ill }UlgY ON DUTY
u |\0 \..|orncle.;Mrs ~Voss ~Pairing |l\d¢r6n;nn M.....iffff_.in ~015Es ~~8\\8)
~a EDNESDAYI Couch Parks is giving his
ad;-
a letes a chance to rent.a fur
daivs
ourt has been after the strenuous football mai_.ilflmhll ~....._I a..._..........lll.4 \...4A........._...l.
a d the
opening
Jarnpbell versusilroxdcofnoanyallegedthathe
ies in an acci
\f
sun 01 usn |;llllC5 xm:|al.u:r parl.oi the week basketball equipnfeiit
will be
season
issued and practice for tha:
will commence;
On account of the unfinished
condition of' the Biair high gynci-
..g....
aisaionerinstructedtolook
after
it.
No committees were out exceptontheAugustRathmanndamagesuit and it was decided m let this
en.some ox mem are consmemn Awakeneu ny me sounu or ner Mrs.Dorothy Turner inner sen ~=w=u ~\s »»~|nugn :neuenaen or ummm \r
the outsttmdin cl b be f bod lsumemrsosonsyfaling to the kitcheza tinel;Miss Barbara Bowman out thing Gamnlign.Will Broad has made his hume for u numtheircountiesallactivitiescon~floor Mrs.D. Q. Steed mused herier sentinel;M8_ Addité Tyson cut Over WOW Every Week for of years with hls uncle and andeleted.Some of thzm won the husband and rushed downstairs.mana r M E h l .Mr.and Mrs.Joe Lazure ofhonor sit the state .i§ir others are lhe boy jfs lying uncoilueiouzi on ~ mm_§§nj m Jo Mom Half Hour ws il Gwd Programs. | Calhouri towzifhip.Heis a
ym
a
mbel
mt,
.unciu
convened Moriday1case was that of 1
the M.and 0.rain which Campbellhadreceivedlnjux
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a
¢
aL|.l .state chamoicms.Nine teams en the floor.The burners of me stovel 1..m..+............¢...._.._\._\.\
.».in
a xvg \\r\nn~n\nn ntn\nnnfl\|l|lBll Of 8t£lIillil (IUBIIIICS
an(
aasegotoinal.me nate oi me .:i
um will be Monday December 16 ter compeunon twelve
Aftgf [hig the ~wgre testi ltxhihi1 .S \|»€l€made ~NEb!R8kll
and 8uoWEd and the ~ad Club !l1¢ll1bEl8.~1Et.l.llIl8 \\€I¢
joumed.tlat th_Nebmks girls ad ap
§;;r:;Ht had ~~1 ~gg;~~lJ¢\I.A \||Jl\ I ll I UI
were open.P me
~
Police were called but the I eA =;;Pres.Erlaad IN:else
»a rs.Mattie Noble one of has just completed1§¢¢eds.had fhefr Q11 rgvwefi Ft their members leaves noon for v:he.mbv.l)gna Collem
a urruru ~Gum Luc Lam:nun ulncl naalum me urs!pracuces
ann{2 *farmer ?*will make mod.f the iury and a verdict for the de rim games win use held in wennfDana.ThE ~I5 8 §V0lli1g WOII\llI0 ftlidllhf.WHS fol.ll1d.Hana Cn|\nv¢\ |:r\rnnsminn1.ff ingeggtiggogwegumablepersonalityandabiiit;
Wm be on and has all the requisite;neces
.,, .,.,,_,.¢,..sary bo the promotion of a happ3
geggtiggogwegumable l;\ffh¢§§il§51}L2|;;.;_:venus he ll.and 0.nllmld was nuium wi 5 reldy for une by\mlu»I lugfnvn ilu.|||r\|||lll en!!41.....:AJ|0 n.|......|....n.||A.l_
geggtiggogwegumableningwithforeaidarrived.Mn.Stqed said Idaho she was presented
vmfourthonciubexhibitbyMrs.S.she and her husband were both small gift from the R_Nn.:E.Dexter.Ballmrh firit nn w~nr lieht :laonvr.1 and believes Ihnt is u:|._ 1...........\..._.\..L
geggtiggogwegumable..
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CHLEBRATE5 nlnm DA YCHLEBRATE5
ehdr
nz |
me nn W=.vuonehalfhour.
They will begining some time the
the date and time
definilxly settled.
Danna studentstheirmanvfriends
1 horne life.;;:;1 ;r.§a:;g;;;;;;i5;;;their brondcast.The Enterpnse jams mth thu M which Waller Guuscl|ows autoweekof Dec.16_m V friemlq of the mp couple mobile in which Raver was a passhavingnot been [§;ei;m£§r§;ml§el g happy nm:enger was struck by a tnin at s
5 private crossing.
and faculty and Raver w s injured and sufferedscatteredthru.7 FILE l()R_l4§§____......_cowderablg from the accident
une mnume ux me uaancunun reu
son.
_Prospects are bright for gnothergoodhlghschoollearn.Eddie
Woltje will be hack as center
Brumbaugh nnd Cappin Will UB
(Continued on page four)4
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CHLEBRATE5 a;i;1rM;;;
EénéllC8|¢b Lo.fiis liléhéd ~8ll0th8I:1¢u11h 03 fnnt by Twila Furrerb§fl1=d8¥1881 Sunday when he ar Walton second on preserves and§at his eightysecond year andigmh on pickle!by Ruth StickinordetoroIobtherDWV?serve well Strung and sixw and tenthHnv.n lnnrn n\\|nhnv M lnnln§;\An ..L l ~~»H
.1f ~~nun:ulgvzlalev mane the preswhatsavedthemfromdeahtionspeechTheonlymotivetheycouldldArefreshmentcommittewvamcefortheirsonsactwasnews.which Mrs.A\f|ed Feet is <Monday night of an accident.which man served a lovely lunch.PHQJY ~IIIOIIP BDU Rl§||The lodge gr;plannin
~==F~==...................e.....e.came in on him and Mrs.LoftusvriLhwellfilledbasketsofdinnerand proeeeded to make merry!Thealfternconwasspentirrvisdtingandlisteningtoradiomusic.A
lurze birthday cake was one fait.are of the dny that all enfoyed.Miss Olive Loftis of Omaha prey=~tml he.fnthor with a beautiful
bouquet.All his children werepresentmakingtheoeasimnonethatwilllongberemembered.
sms.BROGKSPasszs
As we so on press word comesof the death of Mm.Prank Brooksatthe home of Mrs.D.A.ComptononwestWashingtonstreetat
{:»»~ocf ess morning.Funeralaervizees will be held Satunday butthehourhasnot been net.
on meats ny uons nurer Jen€\Q_at indians rxarnor mo.
aNNu.u.m:r:r|N or I Dana cou.r:cr:NswsCHRISTIAN.IgIN1~RELIEF
1 The annud meeting and electiono!oitioera of the Relief Society isln:ue neld next week Tuesday at4nm.in :he directors room of
the Citizens bank.A (ull attend
ance of all representatives is~de~airahle.
l A.F.Newell Chairman
1 Mrs.FY I.Krogh Secretary.
'Forums Burn MAN
DROPS DEAD
.Fred Flynn formerly of thiscitybutforyearnaresidentoiCouncilBluffsdropped dead Tues
day u the rault of heart failure..Fred will he mmamumn s...n.
Mr.and Mrs.Ned Curtiss Emil
Peterson and lngwand Dlson mot
ord to Omaha on Wednesday eve
Chrlstmae tree party for the members and their families to be held
in two weekl.
ARLINGTON PIONEER
WOMAN nina
ning.The Ohrt.lass \>¥\|!I\¢hack ln.Fred Brlahnan one oftheirsonHeim.who in attend»Washington countyn pioneer resiiiigxghoolthere.ne spent Thanks|d__¢_p¢¢4 away at her home in:wma day with his parents.Arlington lm Saturday.Nov.soEmmlMogensanIformerDanaafterashortillnessofnoumoniastudentandherbrotherHans
from Laurel Neh spent the holl
drvn visiting friends at Dana and
Blair.
A number od rtudents spenttheirThanksgivingvacationat
their homes or visiting friends
Among those were the following:Edna Hanson Evelyn Hannon
Em?.l f and_hZaQ\er_Jense:\
I pShe was 72 years of ageSheIasurvivedhyher husband
and five children three daughtenallmarriedandlivingawayfrom
Arlington and two :ons who arebothinAlaska.
Funeral serviees were held onTuesdayDec.8.
Mrs Raymond Cook and family
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out the country are glad to Imow
they have been recognized and aregiventheopportunitytopreaintsomeoftheirgoodprograms.Hurrah for Danni
FAMILY REUNION
Mr. and Mn) SorenSvendgaard,oi Blair, had as guests over the
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weekend the lattera mother and~father Mr.and Mrs.Jacob Frou
and hmther and bride C W.FrostandwifeallofSt.Joseph Mo.
Also a sister and family Mr.and
Mtn.Edwln Coy and Lola Joan of
Oklahoma City.They arrived Fri
day and the family reunion was aioyonaoneOnSaturdayafternoonHelen
Svendgaard who is taking nuraertralninzat the Wise Memnrld hoa
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IN scurrs l!LU|l
Semen candidates for Scotts
Bluff county offices have filed for
primary election Aug.l2l930.
They are:for sheriff Frank II.
Koenig Wheeler Raymond Gear#
Ware;for county clerk Joh:
Bu:mwa;for treasurer F.C.Tay
lor;for clerk of the district counEdWhipple;for representative ir
the ninetyeighth district 0.B
Prawn.Omaha Bee.
CELEBRATE NATAL DAY
Miss Nora Jeppesen of Kennard
telebrated her birth annivcrsar:
oh WednesdayNovember 27 b
having in a few friends.The dv
was spent in a social manner anallnreaontrenorterla:mod time.
\which caused the suit to »»|brought.The case was hard tough:The verdict of the jury was the
allowing of Raver SUM damages.
The jury will be called again onFridayof this week at which time
a cue of Junghluth versus En
neuon will be tried.
CELEBR ul:SILVER
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr.and Mrs.Sam Stevens werepleasantlysurprisedlastSundaywhen:he young folks of the fam
ily and a number of old lriendn
walked In on them to remind them
that it was their silver wedding
lennlversafy.
Around forty were present and
a good time is reported.
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Dec.
l tian church
Dec.$Dance at Parish Hall;Dec.I atholic ladies bam!!and bake sale.
Dee.8Norman Wilkins shunt
6Mission Social at Chris
~==mplete obituary
will
given next wezk.
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*;;;;;;gg ;d1w=ma Dun Sdiv a sim City nn on sai pits!E 65 &£..{E§51.T t 1i§;Ef5fi.asf;.;;;...;itwunuultommhmdran|5lHl\lW\llurulnyandsundaytodlitatthetI\¢;u||tsr¢tumln|toherdtle|a1t¢ad|n¢ewenehlr.andllr».TorI(00ntlnued on Pl*four)Pufnuin Augnn Rlthmlnn |\bmé..lhe same aH.er:\oon 1|Andersen and Urs.P.K.Nelson
~==)ec.11 Caaselman and
~Burman Gmrer of Lincoln.ment nublin farm |ml»L,L,§Z~§£»iE§¢r{d'wmi _milf niaii-ul D;."{g,;_F5,j;';
Blair. Nebraska. December B.. 1929J {n¢¢~x<w°n m - n u
~4gg ! ! !m a n a g e !\
THE N12KENNARD
K E N N A R D R U R A L and James Johnson homes.lMRS.PETER GOLDBERG D I QI n m v m x - n o \Mr 1 nd Mn rt"-a.»;.m \,\\m.....KENNARD NEWS
Orval Andreasen of Saint Ed-
wards and Mr. and Mrs.Will
Thurber and daughter of Omaha,
und Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hansen of
Blair,spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andreasen.Mr. .and Mrs. W. B. Rosenbaumandfamilyentertainedthefol-
lowing at Thanksgiving dinner:
Mr. und Mrs. Hans Jorgensen and
family.Mr.and Mrs.LeslieFrendl of Arlington. Mr. and Mrs.Hike Nelseu andinmily, Mr. and
M n .Raymond Van Deusen of
Omlhn. Mr.and Mrs.Bert Han-
sen. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan McDon-
lll a nd fa mily of Blair. Mr. and
Mrs. Nels Nelnen of Omaha. Mr.and llrs. Clyde L. Rosenbaum and
Bonnie Lee,Mr.and Mrs.Chet
lkoaenbaum and family.Mr.and Mrs.Benmrdjlolmes
|George Garrett is redecorntingtheofhmsoceupiedbyDrs.'Wright and Gdanilz in the Ke m
nard Co-operative building.Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Kingdoi-and family spent Wednesday and
Thursday visiting Al Kmgdon and
family at Decatur.George I-ledelund went to Wash-
ington on business Saturay ni t-
emoon.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Johnsonandfamily,Mr. and Mrs.Carl
Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lund,
Mr. Pete Sorensen, Lester, Oleand
|nn>en,Nels Sorensen and OleJohnsonwereThanksgivingdln~
'ner guesu of Mr. and Mrs. Soren
Sorensen of Tekamnh. ,
|Wnlwr Eggers spent the week-
end visiting an aunt t Des Mains
lowu.Miss Wendte visi her parentsat Newcastle, Neb. o\r the week-
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consisting oi'sandwiches,cake,
doughnuts and coffee was served.
The bride reeelved many beautiful
as well as useful gith.*
A husking bee was held at tl\e\
home of Alfred S.Nielsen lastweek in order to help him get hisi
:urn shucked.There were twenty
two teams and about thirty-fivemen to help.They were through
shuelung shortly alter noon.
Opal Wright, who is teaching atMapleton, Iowa, came Wednesday
|evenmg to spend the meek-endwithherparents,Mr. and Mrs.°
Elmer Wright..'
Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Wright
were hosts at dinner and pinochle
I
7Frlday evening when their guests'included Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bluco,
Mr. and Mrs.George He de lui ,Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. B°"};~ Mr. u "I
Mrs. Bert Hansen and oe Gallo-|
gher.Yellow und whlie chrysan-\themunis mgde a_ beautifnl able
5
Mrza.Jackson exchanged giggling
remiqiscensfs qf_their own urtram-
'Y
~ ~_ n » . n ' v n n l u a u l l s a i H v l u l n v v s lU D l v l f f r e \ : . l | I o r ¢n t f h a I - f n r u t n i f n r l W a r d I:euhed Kennard Saturday
mth of Mrs. Peter Gold-Ginqer ~
ca Ella
U l é l é d y u l l t l l .m l r m m : m u A r t a u u
»¢. \-. \ - . . \ -der wvre rnflenuera lu u:e,uuy»_tin .1|r b ra ."""""- ''"---~~~----------""'fi'F' §...E'. .i.°""'' ° ' " . °a su Mr 3 § h 3 , M l g f e ld t a n d c h i l d r e n h ° § §S\ ;§ ar .; \f wmh~ i¢ =; i s 4, | 0 r m e Ln
"" '°S-a n u n mbe rc r.66 If Hi : ho me in Omaha
young ||||u|.;a..'spent Monday af temoon with mr.,.|But the sparkle had _gone fromtheirmerryplans,and It was a RL?" Rasmhsmn;
roller when Eddy started the motor 1 f g " .rs. ~rank Naeve spentfor the ride hack in town.Than gwmg mt h vgmntal Mrs.
'°\\'on't you come along,Alex?"George Naeve and chxldren.
imized Ginger pointedly."Wo can Mr. apfl Mtg.Leo Liillea-,had
rake one more.".__T'l"§'k".3."!"E.Fl}""*2"at the par-
spent Sunday ai the Wro .Wiéle
home.
Chris and Elmer Nielsen tooknnthefootballgameatLincoln
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.and Mrs.W.B.Jefferson
weredinner truest; at the Albert
lFriday morning following an ill-
ness of long duration..Mr.and Mrs.Goldberg resided
in "hington county for sometime, having lived near Orurn for
severnl years before moving' to 5
small farm a half mile southwest
by Ethel Hueston
umnnuomwlrwinlwyers
C o r r r l s h t . m v B a m a l l e f r l l l G a .
W R U H e r r i n
¢°&3.'I;."°.3'?.'L"'£'..,i'.1'.?".'{'.£.'§°'I'|§f.§'! |°":»f".&'"a,».';'a§...:ia Ah-enal 3292 hm' i'.¥1'!!§¥.'s.i3 ;;~i 5"ia-fs-.a<;=¢~ae~_-1'»f,>;_\f¢~f~u_~_e.e.fe:\\I lun;-u " i i uns:I n u n v l n w l n m l e n ||!lu \ 1 : n |y e u u ,prlvr tu ||" |Ylll'u lmmnlg lnt.r doc tor p we r e ' f h u r u la y e ve n i n g vi s i to r s a t L i n m m s m u t s s h o r t T h m h d ` , _ | F n _ , m o M m d u m L o g m l h
PII D l n f d r m e . "t l ' | e N l ¢ N l l o h u a'E"L 'f lhesé nd o f th e lll| \' ¢"l\ !- UI!!Leon| .:'d . f . , . " - n . ' T'
. .
'5..1.,di n n e r i n f r n . Y P l ' ° " ' P f°l*P'. ; . ¢I -..sh i FEE _'f.vf' !_'f'. l.| "EP.f¢»tfa . ' | !
lookvd buck.Miriam sat on thehlzhgnte.Alexander Murdocksleudylng her wlth one hand, whilehe swung the gate beneath her with
the osher.'Their futher smiling,
waved farewell."Poor father."mourn Ginger.-'What would you ca It butp r e a c h e f s l u c k .t o l o s e h i s e y e s
._ _. \ . - . . . u . .a l . . .» . » » n »O n n f u f l "
griebu at FQ k Ga se "- -- I mr.d ann mrs.rs.A.ugl gcn al wno new ner ana \\z|.; 1|.|.r.uu|were mner guests at the B rt mth everyoneMr.and Mrs.A.C.A d ».n erson Gottsch home Thursday I She is survived by her husband,visited at the Ch rl M f ldt °home Thursday evei:f;_ls e Mr. and Mrs. B. G.Shaffer and one daughter,Mrs.Anita James
A. C. A ¢i helled family aperlt Thatdcsgxving Day a.of Omaha,on o .J IAdolph N:lS§:;s'i;?rifia__corn for' 5-gf==;;==1 3:3 Mrs. Sha.!fer"s mow-1 Santa Anna..Ee "»i`. §f"`°;'?r..'I.
Ou A .9 .1 rnvoas.L ' k f Orego d th ters,0 rp was a '»1a1t.or at Frankl Mr and Mm Albert Sunds vis-' M12 Em. .u.fi.?$`.,... .lil 'El \
Gasaefs Wednesday..'-Mr M--4 Mm f"rf r»mn:M1......lL°°d_"t the Henry Tietgen home on tine Sore§sen_ :nd rs. Fred Jar-
r » i i e a i » ' | ¥ i w i ' ¢ » r c a l a m u -: a e s
. l ; |\ l || n n h r l n l n n n n i h a r f r l l l i d A l a : -l E H i P " i a ` i | ` ¢ § & E € k f " € r i i H t { i " i i ` § » "g a
i n n !r e t u r n e d f r o m |t o u r o f 0
w o r l d .t o t h e p a r s o n u t a G i n x o r ,v r h o u h e a r t u s e g o n h e r t w o u i n -u r n m a k i n g r i c h m a r r i a g e s | H a l e n
l u ¢ n ¢ ¢ a A . d i n A A D A P A Q I A P n f r n l f h l -
and son of Lorem and Mr.maHn. Ba rry A.Anderson of Her-
man and Byron Holmes ol mes,'Inu mme Wednesday evemng to.spend 'flxanksgiving with Mr. and
Hrs. A. C. Holmes.Edna Plugge, who is attendmgbusiness college at Grand lsland.
Ruth Irene :Andruserl spent the ~ 8 1 3 5 ; °i § S" i J $ § " `§ '¢ ' 3 " f2
wek-end .visltmg her mater, Mrs.and Mrs, Chas.Berry and Joel
W"}. T"""'°'{ of Omaha.Gallagher held low.
Nc Frednckson has purchased The Colby Community Club
the PWPSU' known to most P¢°'} held their monthly meeting at the|ple as the B.R. Jones x>r°Per¢y- Colby school house Saturday nightyllir. and MY Clyde L R°§°"t{""""A lug feed was agrved after which
IUSI WIIPII ullrrua use uluai. \.u atv;|what "Mu smann 'u \l \n»L 6Adu ll sup pe r nt the parsonuge a n d M r a n d M v b "° " "' ' " " `Su nd a y eve ni n n...' .|| l rs.m .C u n n mg -n i K-Ig e n s e , a ll
_" "\r. and Mr s. Le ona rd Ho ier 1md»Pn n nr n l
l o f u n m n a ,
nnrvires we r e he ld o nl l i l | § ¢ _ C u \ \ l I p l v a q n u v u n u ¢ - \ u -m l t t r t .H o n r a L a n g l e y .p o o r I n r m
v r o r I d l g o o d s ) .i n a t t l r s t e l a t e d .b u t
b e c o m e s : c h i l l e d a t t h e n n n o u n c v
ment that Mu rdoc k is wor kin: I n au."c hain" groc ery store Ohvlously no"catr:h."Gln nr thinks.and sn ub !l l m .Mr . To li ve r r etur n s. h ln owlunlmpro vud and th a d o c to r s tlvi n ll i m flni n hn nn
followed by me u su al eveum: ser v-
ic e at th e c hurc h.
'Tu b And re ws hu rr ied u p to th em
nf tvr th e service.offering himse lf
as a n e sc or t h ome -o me re f o rmal-
n y for tho se few sa fe lnter ve olng
f e e t .
.. . L A ; . .| !_ L
n a m a n o c n u ur e n we r e xn ur su aye v e r li g i su p pe r gu e sts a t th e
Osc ar u n d h o me i n A r li n g to n .
Hr s .D o m S u mn e r a n d L e o n
we r e F r e m o n t shop pers Fr i da y ,
als o vi s i te d s o me fri end s.
Mi s s A lv e n a Chr istens en :me nt
|f8111i| ¥ W ere Sunday dirmer gluéééé Mo n da y af te r n o o n a t th e Mo th s -
a t t h e J . A .hns on home.*d u n c h u r c h Qhe ww: la i d to r e s t
M r .a n d rs.Pe te Braesc h o f m Prospec t I m l c e me t e r y
I o w a we r e c allers a t the Han .;
Br a es c h h ome Fr id ay a fter no on .Mi s s Ma r y o b e n s s th e 'Ba y a r d Co ntr ac t a wa r d e d f o r
_.......l- .._.| ..-:..\.ln..- .»,-.P°I'.'._ 1-CoflStr|.|.Ct|.0f\Of DEW bu i ld i n g foI'une hull Wslneldny evening waged the week-end with her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plague.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petenwn and
Iona. Pad and Bobbie vllirpd Mr.
md Qin. Oni: Petenon Samdny
e v e mz._a;_ n._.-.. -I .\.=. ...mm||mn-,
are livin; there ul: pruenr.|men n n In va.zz .Mnry atuqrge Fi:u:h spent u» ¢|§,, a .klly um: 1 ve
week-end at Nudolk.~Joe Gallagher spent the week-
A shower was li ven nr V-\\¢'em| at Elmer Wrlghfs.
Methodist church bue me m F ri -Hr .In d M n . G l u Kmnberg,
day evening tor.Mrs . H-'gf A- Tvfy h and Inter Ate Tha nks gi v-
nderson. formerly By r l B mes.ing di nne r v im Mr. and Hn. C.
' r m eveninl w u went nl=yi ns E. Rme nhaum md hmily. .
C'l:l"AP'lI£R 1--In the uma!!! quiethornso t Ra v Hr .To llwa r ,Melh~od llt mi n llle r lu th e s ma ll to wn o fRedThrush.l o w l .h i l mo th e r le ndaughters. Halen. lnllrlam. and Ellen
--"Gi nger Ella "are busy "gro om-lnx" th eir nlste r Mari ory to r o utlet-pntlo n ln the * be auty pa ge an t" thu
"' ¢ l1ll\ l W lth gzday Jaclcson. pros:
"l r lrm!mlm:we uugnt lo,uu-
jec ted Murju ry . " You se e. the min»ister ls stay ing wi th u s - a n d I
think we o u g h t - I ¢Ion'z th in k I t
would lnnk weil fo r us to go off and
l a n r n h l m - -"
Friday and Satunday at the Lbuie' "'";,'§f"§§d";f$`S."f3§§,.,! T;';i3n§é'fflfi'I§£W e s te r n Pu blic Servic e Co nlp ah y
G o gh .ml& °: ; ;_ Fr i *z Ar p a n d c hu . .we r e di n ne r gue sts a t th e F r e d o n M a i n str ee t.
dr e n we r e S u n d a y xf te mo o n vi s i t-Ra ms e r h o me T h a n k s g i vi n g da y .1 fffamttamouuix-=~Tri~County P o u l-
M r .a n d M r s .M a r t i n S u n d s w e r e r a n d p e t s t o c k s h o w t o b e h e l d~~~~\ : s : § n \ . n n l I ' m n . h l f - " J Q u n n n m s n r y
|\ ¢ a n . u ; a a l .n u t . r | . u u : u u v u g c l a c l l` 3 » } E | . £ § l § § -m a n t n k n h i m . "i u s u e s t e d I M r s .D o m S u m n e r a n d L e o n \ . . . . . . . -. . . . . .' | ~ . . . .. | . . . .. . .. . . . : . . . .here December 11-13:11.i Waterbury-Dixon County Land'1'uz§'§.EH\Iii;-1"3°Sii§énn éil-E lilm . M
pnlnten .nn rlmnlng n ehurch-Gln-vuitmor mn :Ire winters on running Sum
r. and Mrs. Louis Goreham and'
ed at the Henry Rix home an
iay evenimt to see the new
LIUIBC m a s |.|.\¢:.a?a.\y l z v v u u l g .
See The Enterprise for prices ofa Company,with <qp` al stock of
$10,000,tiled article?of incorpnr»
IJIE larlrlerb UL Lum \.v»uu--4|------H _|L e o n i roun y oung tarmar.nurh a ve been busy ha u li n g c o m to ga me s a m} g ivmg the Qmd e lots o f He le n a n d Ru ss el n a we r e l Q;ea\:u|\ma r k e t si n c e the s n o w.: g o o d ndvnce af te r whmch a lL\ n¢ll'e ntertain ed a t Thank.-xgiving din~,,§',§§,§'§§' ° " " ° '" "" ' °antic ipated
_*' n e r b y th e i r agster,Mr s .J a me s c u A P ' r B : R ll - o u r w o r k m o n o r v -
Pnnndsn o f B lmr .M r .a n d Mr s .o u :: ma i n atten dant on m g mang-
§f1§tl\inf:.'buy,'I"But Ginzer is Rn young." stam-I
"i ?!ff"€°r§; _.'.£?f'..£'?f1E 'JB'PEACEFU L HILL 1
sale bills.ation
; 11; " ' " " '"" _ _ "`ln: or an h n to replac u theF lo y d L c o n a d o f Cou nc il B1urf.»| uursruwnnr ugt rrf hu atfee ted Mr
A n d S t i l l T h e y B u y
/
Two more HEATROLAS were de-
livered last week.The new ones
are
Fritz Andreason medium size
Robert Bryce medium size
We now have 16 of these mod~
ern Home Conveniences through-
out this community.
Ask than has Illcy like theirs.
»i
were there adso.I Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Gaines and
lson,Perry spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.Tom'Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Gaines are3~'gradually improving.Their many
friends am honing that they will
1'olflver'|ay e|to lha .polpt oil | 'f! II\ t'r we ueuu 0|we u u u s e u u n ,Im n r e m w u c u u l l u u r w u a ._ i l u u v I I l v lbidden to use Kham. thouih contlnuInl lu oc c upy his pulpit..Cliniier hastriedInmanywa y :to add tu theh m l l r l : l e n d e r inc ome.but she 1|not d nc ourapd.Li| .r1ory .'w\th Ed-dy Jac kson and 1 n I m a he Intro-duces u Tu b Andnvra.retu rns lntrlu mph,ac knowledged the prizebu n n y ,and wi th M t g doiknrn inguld. the c hler prize he |:!\eq Q12
a n nll i r n m Bu c kwo rth hlms c if | p »
pc nrcn nt that momen t."Gir ls , If
y ou wi l!exc use me."he anid
gr n vd y . " I wi ll walk o ve r wi th Mr .
\\'e:stl\llry.We are disc ussing some
churc h business."
" Hu r r u y fo r J ap ."c hlmed Tu b ,
Hh n r n u m: mo tn r r T.W e ' \e no t
b u s s E ve ly n K n o w lt o n sp e n tl
Th s mk s g lvi n g D a y wi th f ri e nd s a : ¥
Bla i r .
Mi s s V e r n a K u h r r e tu r n e d h o me
o n ' Tu e s d a y f r o m A r li n g to n wh e r e !
s h e h a s b e e n s t a y i n g a t th e Ha r -l e y J e n s e n h o m e f o r s e v e r a l w e e k s ;
i n . . .\ ¢ . . . . . . . .\ I r . . : . . | . .- . . . . s A \ . L . 2 - A J
,MlIn Hmmv Wonderrf l l f e i n g U ~
. |t t !'I n
Mr. and Mrs. B. R.Jones md
daughter,Thelma of Hastings.
came Thursday fo r a few days
visit with friends and relative.;
On Thursday, they were entertain-ed at dinner by Mrs. Lydia Cash-
man and Everett.Other guestsmmf...Mr .mn Mre Paul Har!4.
V be able 'Ie be out ag°ain.
ozon e! to he r fa ther ml por t or tneexpense nec essary for the treatmentof bln ey es br Chlc axo spec ialists.
. I S A P T E R lv - N la r j o r y u n wlt-tlng ly gi ven Gi ng e r th e : e rm o f n old e l whic h may n u the p a r ln n lletr e u u r g .Sho pens an aptpoal, ln thef o r m o a c h lln letter.or th e do -
nation ol' a dlme fo r a "ParaonniteHo me for the B ll n d "vrhlvh shealgae"E .Tolllver,Treasurer,"andsends to th ree women whose namesshehadseenlnenews plp er.Inothertowns.urging:them to cou-tlnue the chain.Sho : a t i resultsntonceandfeelsherproblemlrsolved,qui etlng unac ceptableth ou lh tl ee to the p r op ri ety o f he t
mme' rlmr vh bdsln ess of ou r ownuto
ta lk abm: t."
mmm he- eluted nr mome nt, biting
hls li p ns tlnutmh he felt annoy -
:tnt'i'. but l.lm| | lt°tI ut lust. and wem
awa y . n ot with-aut reluc tanc e.Anil
Mur jn ry y i elde d her s mi le s to 'Tub
Andrews.c linging me an wh ile to
li lu ge r to ensure her nc eompnnl-
men t. us th ey walked s lowly Imme-
wurd..U n th e f amiliar n ld ver
nlulu,Tu ll star ted u t onc e.cheer-
fully .lu th e di r ec ti on of the ha m-
m u v k .
s u a .n u t t y w u u u E t l s c l m u x u " I
la r g e n u mb e r o f re lati ve s a n d
f d e n d s o n Su n da y af ter n oo n a n d
eve n in g ,th e oc c asion be i n g h e r
bi r thd a y .
Mi s s M a r j o r y K u h r s p e n t th e
Th a n k s g i vi n g va c a ti o n a t th e p a r -
en ta l, H. C . Ru h r h o me .
Mr s .H .C.K u h r i s s p e n d i n g a
f e w da y s i n B la i r vi.-xiting reI:.-'
tive! ! th is wee k.
Mr.and Mrs.Otto Voss and,
family were Sunday visitors at'th e A n d r e w Ch ri ste ns aa ho me .l
sLong Wonder breaa °§éi»£`|i".n'¢i`i:£"|§d iliil' oE{iliié
Nelsen md lon.On Friday theywere gusts of honor at a dinner
given by Mr. and Mn.George(Full 1 lb. Loaf)
i.{|\n|.r§nnn n !n m n "ii§f`Z£i Mn. 1. 1-:. Akin: and
family spent Thlnlsldvlng dillAlun, Aldnx' .mu At Deeanxr.
ac t by reasoning thnt her appealf u l l y 1|fo r a homo fo r th e blin dharfather.Helen i l marrlc d.: n d
"You ¢nn't stay tonlgpt,T11D~"Marie and Lillian Kuhnk v£sited|suid 3Iarjur_\;:wiI;h afunllle gvnfgq at the Mrs.August ShmnakuriLIol`am:° ' ° 'F' ; , ° " ' " '" j g ~I i a m ~ ~f u | U ' l | I U I U I I H L I l l \ l ~~a r .E L .u e . ¢ § ¢ . . ¢ u . - . 2 W a y n e .c H A r 1 ' = ! = - \ t - £ ! \ ° _ ! a e 5 2 a ' _ ' f e r r { Ii '. : . ' ° . " . ' 2 i . . ' ° § . . ' I . " M i l ' f n . .hume
,pm
Sunday aRe'moon.n Wesemann was a Blair
Saturday.and Mrs. H. B. Manens and|rf Fremont spent Thanks;-iv-iday at the August Kahnk|
S ta te No r ma l, s p e n t Th a n k s g i vi n g
vi s i ti n g f r i e n ds i n K e n n n n l.
Mr s .Ch r is ten a le r h a d as
gu es ts o n T11a.nksg~i ng ,M r .a n d
Mr s . E lm e r M i lle r a n d f a mi ly a n d
' M n a n d Mr s .Mi k e And er so h.
l Joh.-1 W r i g h t we n t to ma n -w
spwhd Th u r sd a y wi t h his br othe r,
H u g h W r i g h t a n d f a mi ly .
F r e d K r a m e r o f Fu lle r to n .
Helen Berry of Schuyler,Lgelie
ln l 0 \ d ¢ lB d IO?MF r o mve r Cvun-try ni t and food an plenty .wi thc omplete rest. Eddy J ec kson Invite!hi m to :lay o n h ls f a rm. wi th Mi ri -n m to care to r hlm.J oplin W a s hbury . treasurer of the c hurc h hoard.nrrengee for m aubntitute.Hlr n mBuc ke mrth.:lust Rreduared fr om 4th mlog ic al seminary .to la k e Mr.' lo lllve r e place for a while.MrBu c k wn rth arrives and makes h l lhomea t the pareonage.3 "pay lnlr
guent."
C H A P TE R V I - h i r .l'¥u¢'k\\r\rtl:'auneo.nceel.ed qlmlrazlen _mr 5l.\rj-ny,
u v u . \ . ¢
we mh er
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oudly . sub mit-
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W e no w ha ve 16 of these m o d
ern Home Conveniences through
out this comm unity.
Ask than has Illcy like theirs.
Be sure its
W o n d e r R o l l s - i e , C l a m a n d A r t h u r K a h n k '
Th u r s d a y e v e n i n g a t th e H. !
.h r ho me .:J Pe te rs en o f C en tr al C ity is *
.M ..a ah" |"'k¢»l¢\a 1.I..'¢hd |n.nn"
(Heat 'em and Eat 'em)n i
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birthday hionrkxy by. entcrtaininp
1 large number of friends and
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nn.; pun' uup Be r r y o f B en s o n an d Mr. a n d Mr s .una her Blstefs wnnlrest nr ur -Cha s.Be r r y had 'Thn n ks qi vin g his alt:-nximm." " ° " " °G!!1:.:»r " 'sense of d an ge r nnd w. 1 i=f..1rd mn e r wi th Mr .an d Mr s .Ho me r I ;l»g_\gm her ggea uhfm'?\11::|
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'I r I'r!\r i 1 11:Mr . a n d Mr s . c . xv.n..n.@ n mmf 55 ;, " l`1'~
And a Full Assortment of
Hostess Cakes
as guests dn 'I'l\n£1ks;.:E~.::.,g,M u l l
and Mrs. M. P.|..Ilnsun,Jlr. audi I
Mrl. A. J. Fowler and fannily and |
"s m: \l|and Mrs.L.M.1...1un 1 1;P1
inmFl1r \Hx .. _..»..n
r as lim-l you--"1
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M n .Car rie J ens 1en of Fr emnn t. r .___°-af
isited a t th e J o h n Christensen é"=f-=~..=§.1'-$==»-\==5'"~»-n¢£-e==§i'é§`=\.§.5'_Ef13.'$f?'$e+§1
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I!FRESH DAILY
(c ( 'u 8 u y U 8 / ' c a r l f r o m your ¢ J7 5£lf.l1I{lI1V»I l n r i . r \f t!
' 0 C ¢ ' l 'Mr . a n d Mr s . H. C . B la c o e n te r -
/tai ned o u t o f to wn gu es ts o n\Th a n ks g i vi n g .J
g y Cly d e Ne ls on o f Gr ee n f ie ld ,Ia.,
. c a me W ednesday to spend a f e w
da y s wi th hi s pa re n ts ,relatives
a n d frieinds.H e has been wo r k -
i n g w i t :a pa vi n g o u t or[Gr-ec nfield,I o wa .m n g
|M r .a n d Lhgs.Le o na r d E .Pe t-
ers on en te rtai ne d E I L a n d L i m.
He r ma n W o lfe ,Mr s .Ge r tru d e
Neal and Joe and Al Cook and
family. all of Omaha at Thanks-
' g tv i n g dinn er.
l Mr . a n d Mr s . Ro b e r t A n d r e a s e h
r 'a tte nd e d the f u n er a l o f Mr s . P e te r
Go ld b e r g i n Oma h a Mo n d a y .g Oli ve Ho lme s i s h e lp i n g No r ma n
»W il1; ns wi t h th e ho u se wor k th i s
=wee' e c i a f e f I Mr . a n d Mr s. B e r t Ha ns e n e n te r
iiGé11\§..=:n I i H ll U1 1r.\Il: "
she in engnmn and Glnszer dues Ilul
undetzelw him.
C H A P T E R v m
SUNl').\ 'i'. or ullnnrlly nnvh a plone
ure nh ly hu rr ie d tin y ln th e pm
snnuge.wa s no les s th an a d re ar y
nrtlenl llI:1r]ory»nppe:cr»:-d very late
for her hrealzfnst Sho need not
have appeared a t all.fo r sh e a te
nothing."He ad ac he all gone?"inquired
G l n t t e r .
" 5 I ' m . "H i r a m .i n s t e a d o f w a l k i n g c o m
p n n l o n n h l y t o s h u r c h w i t h t h e g i r l s .
e x c u s e d h i m s e l f a n d w e n t o n I n n d
v a n c e .e x p l a i n i n g t h a t h e w l a h e c l t o
n e e s o m e b o d y a b o u t s o m e t h i n g .
M a r j o r y d r e a m e d a b s e n t - m i n d e d l y
d u r i n g t h e s e r v i c e ,v v h l l e G i n g e r .o n
t h e c o n t r a r y .l i s t e n e d a t t e n t i v e ) ;t o
\ u l l \ \ | . ;1I \ ||l a u e | . | \.
ask him uh m!!aor ta1hm;.;.""I ave.I m lu ta lk my head off
until he _nets her e. und then Fm to
go to h£'\l.'3I:1rJ or,v squeezed her arm about
Iwi' si>f ters waist."Y o u s e o -W ell,y ou se e, Gln
gor lr is li ke thi s.You rememluor
that lilglll wh en y ou orepr.do wn
slnlrx-»lm\'r lung ago lt seems!-~
:mtl he hull his alrul aro und me.
W ell, Ging er. I umm c ure n bit. bec aus e y ou sow ll.lt d h h f t ma k e
any dlliero1a:e In me.Bu t I think
It embarrassed h i m o r made h i m
|1n;:r3'. or sometIllt|{:.for he l1nSn'I
so mu :h a s loo ke d at me s in c e ." .
" I see," sai d Ginger tlully .
" I wa n t to tell h i m that y o u -y ou did a't th in k lf t h ln g ol'i t- - a
llttte thi ng llk hot.I thi n k may -
be h e th in ks feel ha d ab ou t lt."
"You do n't, do y o u?"
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. Useful Accessories . . .
Nothing would please a man more
than to give him accessories for his
car.
Let us order your Gifts Now
The Kenhard Garage
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tained the following at dinner on every word, reporting contidentlnl-"Nn."M11rJ0\$"9 voice sank toSunday:Mr. ang Mrs. Hans Jqr-ly tg her sister. later on, wg nl1e\ a whisper."Not a bn.1 like him."
ulsnunn and fnm1\u. Mr za'ul MH.didn 1 think so much of the s rnnn So the two xirls sat, and waited......... ....-.......,,..... -.._Leslie French of Arlington
Mr.and Mrs.Mike Nelseu
Verona.
Sunday dinner guests of
and"Mra. Homer Ward were
Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ber-ry,_Dr. anq Mrs. \g. E. Wright
'REQ
and
Mr.
Fred
In me afternoon. Eddy Jacksoncame ln lhe mr to take them to
Pay Dlrt and although Hlrum ll-led
ln he exrused from the nnrty werewas no evading Eddfs lrlendly ln~
slstence.mn whlle there was great galety
n Pav Din. the nrrh-al of the em-
nml nraently from the church,they heard the two men.comingslowly,lulklng as they walked.
Mnrjory clung lo Glngex-'I hand,
and held her breath.At lhe end olme llngslone path they stoad for
u wlxlle before they said good nlghl
hnd uarled.Tires
1".
How proud she'll teel wi th those ha nd-
some Double Bngles smartly dresslng u p
the car.
and sons and Helen Berry.The Masons held a apeciad meet.-lng Monday ovening.An oyster
supper was served.
F u Dornacker entertained the
Doran.; Sewing Club at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. FredDornacloer Saturday.Pete Lohae has been brought.
home from the la rd Lister l-ms#
from the parsnnnge brouzht a sud
den alump ln their hlgh splrlle.Alexander Murdock was there. and
Gln;;er'n wrulh.long alumberlng.
vented lmalf upon his unotteudlnzhand,Why should he spend ull olhis spare time at Pay Dm?Wlmthudu mere con grocer to do wlththe conduct ol' ngrlcullu|'e'l /md
why,lf mere trlqnduhlp or Eddy
"Y~you talk,"whispered Alar-
jory.Glnger talked."l thlnk lt's unch
n sllly name for u farm." snld Gln-
ger."Just llke Eddy Jackson. Whoelse would do such a dumb thlugt
Pay Dlrl. Everybody knows n (armls nulhlng but dlrt. und It lt ¢lldu'!PIU.nobody would farm lt.Oh.
hello,Mr,Duckworth.Bongo do
How secure she'I| feel, on those practically pina ma in gn-Baan) sin "" IHr . a n d Hn . Ch n l n i . . a n d
Iugllg,_Qin mg _Mm Y: lfgttlt
attrac ted h tm ln n ne r .m o ne so anno?It' s lovely mn l g m.\ \ o n ropenly ignor e his j frie nd in his nr»y o u c o me a nd talk to u n? "
dent attentlvenes!! to 1\!Irlnm'!An d "Not tonig ht, thanks , I a m tlr egd.
wht!fm-th at ma tter .should th e Din nln nl . r h m m¢ "And h e na nseddouble thlc k All-Weather treads
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an d Id a .rq ae an d Do nny N oella te
Th a n k s g l vmg d i n n e r i n O ma h a a t
th e h o me o f Ro b e r t P e tti t.
Ru ss el B r o wn wa s gr e a tly su r-
prised Sa tu r da y wh e n Ho wa r d
Fai rc hild,Ru ss el J ohn son,K e n -
n e th Hi l lma n .K e n n e th F o wle r ,
W o m e n Fr e nc h a n d Be rk le y Pe t-
er s o n c a me i n t o h e lp h i m cele-
br a te hi s b i rth da y .Th e b o s h a dy23 1 5 ti me .g l= y 1n z . _ g a me s niftner
soeenalble Mlr lo m.b e suddenly
thus sms' ond shlnlng?
"W ho t' a the ma tte r wi th every -
body an y h o w? "demanded Eddy
croaaly."'l`hnl'a some gro uc h of a
prea c he r. lf y ou a sk me.Ma r g i e !
c lea r a z th e bo tto m o f the dn mpe ,
wor st th i n g i n th e wo r ld fo r her
eomplexlon..And even y ou. Ginger.
y o tfr e no c he er le r th an a broken
c rutc h.""\D'aI|I h o r n n lot nf h' n n EI » "
;,;;fa;"' "'"':r "--Th e gi r ls s at ve ry s tlll fo r a mo
men t.Th ey heard h i m say good
night to Misa J enk ins,an d g o u p
stairs.Ma r jo r f s te n s e a r m a b o u t
Gi n g e r !wai st rela xed suddenly .
He r qui ve ri ng br ea th wa x mo r e a
sob th an u sigh.He r shoulders
rose c onvulllr ely .
(C on ti nu ed next. wee k)s
» »A 1 1 f x " . - . .a | ! ._ D - -3largest rubber r u n n i M a x l u n l l z l D F #w...|,-.., W... .,........ . - -:epted i n exchange,on a
Se c us no w-hav e \he bi g
r ior her Christmas Day!
sont th-es ac(
llbcral basis.
shrprlse read)
cobn nAn
TIRES
wnucn nussers momer served |delicious lunch(
West Point-Baulnann Stores
erected new slaughter house on
Aman Psota land situated on East
dde of. Elkhorn River.
. Ne l i gh- Mo o n Thentre i n u n -
mz talklns equipment -
I
N9UEh-D9P0Bitor'iea for outgo-
ing mu snmuea ln this place.
Chappell-Lyris; Theatre chang~
es hands.
Grand Island-2,500 kilowatt
fvrbv-sengmwr wiu be ingumeain
diy power phnt.
sald Glnger dully.The one bright moment ln theafternoonforGlngerwaswhen
Alexander announced that he wasleavlng the next day for the fartherWest."Wnlkln|?" she lnqnll-ed coldly.
'OIL no.Buslnas has been quits
good.I shall be able to rlde qullea llule dmnnce before I connectup with another Orunge and Black."
"Son of u can tour."
"Somemlng of (he sort. yea."But lt the pn:-lounge group hadllttle to cnntrlbute uw the day'| en-joyment. lt was more than compen-sated by the glxid .hllnrlly of theothers.Mr. Tulllver laughed llke aboy nt the hnld and rlbnld jokes otQlu cag grocer.WU J eni !!! and
U g l l w u - w n s t m c u o n O I n e w
Masonlc Temple hat nearing com-
pletion.
Plattsrnouth-Crahill Jewelry
Store moved to building ut Sixth
and Main street.
Li:\c oln-Plans completed for
construction of Veterans'Bureau
Hospital building bo be located Dve
miles east of this city.Ogallala--The Porter Hardware
Shore enlarged quarters.
Albion "nntruct will be award
ed by Suze Highway Depurtlnsattor construction of earth roadfrom
here south for distance of dght
miles on Albion-Fullerton project.
5 gI
Rosenbaum
Service Station §iL.
ms ENTERPRISE-»rqemmgm g !N A I Q I I T\|n0¢5Vh"\Of R ~
Full line of ChI'iB'tl'naS cadrs at THE ENTERPRISE
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BENNINGTON NOTES
Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Lusby and
Mrs. Leu Goldm of Hamburg, Ia.,
Spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Miller.Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mi\ler and
dgughmr and Mrs.Lena Golden
D AL E D o m e s
Mrs. Morris Masters receiyed
the arri\°a1of a boytoMr..andMm Glen Brawner.Mrs. Bravm-
er was formerly Miss Edna Mas-
ters.Mrs.Llaqers left Monday
H. Muelkr, Agrilol 26.00
Nye k Jenks Grain Co., Bup-
pliea for Poor 38.05.
North Side Store, Supplies
for Poor ~46.61
Chas. Nelson, Com. Work &
Mileage 172.oc
Rathninn Garage, Repairs 8.5L
Jennie Robertson, Tu List
Work as per ruling of Su-
preme Court 15.0C
Stewart Pharmacy, Supplies
for Poor 7.30
y 011 motion duly made and car-
ried the hearing on :he Duffacl
Affidavit was continued until sucl
;tlme as the Surveyor can make his
report.On motion the Board adjourned
to meet December 16, 1929.
Annie C. Martin,
County Clerk.
No rxcr: OF FlNAL AD~
MINISTRATION ACCOUNT
STATE OF IEBRASKA .I
I as
Wnshinltnn County,I
_County Court.In Probate.
B F Lundt, Atty
f \the preoenudon of claims ll\il\S1
la id Emu ls thre e month: fro m
the 13th day 61 Devxmber A. D.
1929,and the/time limited fo r
payment of debts ls Ons Yar min.
said 18th day of December, 1929.
WITNESS my hand and the
Seal of mid County Court,thislszh hy oi Nove mber, ms.
(SEAL)l. C. ELLER,
44-4l.County Judge.
NOTICE 'ro NON-|RESIDENT DEFENDANTS
Maher & Carrigan, Attorneys
IN THE DlSTRlC|'COURT or-'
WASIEIINGTON COUNTY,NEB~
Ra s A.
William J.Maher and
John A. Carrigan,
Plalnti fs,
va.John H.Johnson,
Mary E. Johnson and
Charles Doherty,
Defendants.
To the defendant, Charles Doh-
eny; You will take notice that on
the Zlet day of November,1929,!-.. the Sh i m u l 'the Efume .,f,§vi1um J.M°fhFr,.."d..I'°". ~
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no ru mz. | . rrr 1 .E Quutgr Sheet, per dozen
um. W E L L AGAIN Qumezr Shee'k.,_per mo
.Quarter f3h4.'.£, per 1,000
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his death is a puzzle "~'? P°th Fre-Mr. and Mm Herbal
mont. and Lincoln physicians.,som Mr. and Mrs. ChaMr. and Mrs. Herman Jungbluth sons,Mrs.Tens Illoh.
entertained the foilowing guests at ~ were dinner guests of 3dinnerSunday:Mr.and M m Henry Schneekloth 'IHenry Domacker and family *"d.e\ening.
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Kohler andr Mr. and Mra."'Arthfamily of Bennington, and Mr. andignd don, Mr. and Mrs.
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using this oil in their entire fleet of
t r u c k s a n d c a r s .
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Mrs. James P. Rhea and family.
Fdwa and Delbert Gaines were
on the .sick list last week.The Colby Club held its annual
Thanksgiving supper and program,
at the Colby school house Satur-
day night.An enioyable time was
leported by all.Hugh Rhea rectived several in-
juries in the Cornhusker-Iowa
football game Thanksgiving.Ilinahoulder was badly bruised whenoneoftheAmesplayerskicked
him on the shoulder.Mr. and Mrs. H. H. alirum were
'Thanksgiving dinner guests at th_e
home of their daughter,Mr. and
gy Roy Croll and iamily in Oma-
Nels Svendgard drove to BlairMonday where he was called to
serve on the jury.;Mr. and Mrs. Hans Braeuch abtended Lhe celebration in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Miller! 12th
wedding anniversary Monday eve-
ning at Bennington.Mr.and Mrs.Ben Biergmanspent Thanksgiving at the Ernest
herswuer home near Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Marshall wereThanksgiving dinner guests at the
Wpn. Marshall home.Mr.and Mrs.Hans Braesch
were guests at a ThanksgivingdinnerattheHenryDorna:leer
home in Benzxington.Mr.and Mrs.John Marshall
were Friday evening dinner guests
at the Lee liiarshalz home.Fred Larsen spent the wack-endat the Lee Marshall home."
Mr. and Lrs. ULU Bersrmzm nt
temied a birthmlny pzsrty Sa.1.u.\L.1}evenillg in honor of Amo. ~l.\
Paasch at Washington.Several from this neighborhood
attends the farewell pany for Mr.and/ Mrs. .lim Hall at the Odd
Fellows hall in Arlington Monday
evening.Mr. and Mrs. Hans B1-:leach vis-
ited at the Chrlpz éunds home onSaturday e\-esaing. The evening 1.\.as
spent. playing cards.4
Mr. and hlrs. Prod Larsen and
Miss Irene Rhea spam lE`ri<l::}evening at the James 2luminal!
home./
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Renard vis~
ited Frizlay' at :he Ed Boker home
in Omaha.Mel]stayed over to
visit. for the meek-end.Miss IIlizabeth Renarcl, who is
teaching school ln Pacific Juncijon
Iowa came home to =pend '[hanik¢<-
giving with relatives.Mr.and Mrs.George Marshall
were Thanksgiving dinner guestsatthehomeoftheirdaughter,
Mrs. E. J. Renard and family.
A public sale \\g§_ iield at the
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and friends here a few days.
Mr.and Mrs.Roy Gordon gn-
tertained at.dinner Thanksgivlngfor Mr. and Mrs. Eggert Oft, Mr.and Mrs.Alex Gordon and Ed
Gordon.Mr. and Mrs.H. H.Neumeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Glandt were
guests of Mr.and Mrs.Albert.Lorenzcn and family at Benson
for Thanksgiving dinner.Mrs. Herman Hadan and sister
of Rexford Kwsas and Mrs. Anna
Hadan visiteq with Mrs.Gus
Itilandt Saturday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Hagedorn
moved from their farm home lan
week and me nicely settled nn
their home here by this time.Mr. and Mrs. Claus Hamm: and
Mr.and Mrs.Ludwig Hagealorn
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imagine how happy I ami Her
appetite is fine, everything agrees
with her and she's not nervous
iuny more.Sound,iestful sleep
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-NOTICE 0F FINAL ADMIN-|S'i`RATloN ACCOUNT
u - n n m m n m u
STATE OF NEBRASKA
all
An undivided one-third interest
in and to tho Northwest Qmlr-
ter of the Northeast Quarter of
Section 6, 'I`ownship 17,Range
11,and the Southeast Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter o f
Section 31, Township 18, Runga
;,y»all East of the 6th P. M.,
aahmgton County, Nebraska,
and that said mortgage be declar~
ed to be a first lien upon u i d
Premises and that the title to said
pmmises be quieted as agdnst any
claim, right, title, interest or lien'
in favor of the defendant, Charles
Doherty, and that the said mort-
defendants, John I-I. Johnson and
Mary E. Johnson, to Fanners unc!
Merchants Bank of Kennard, Neb-
raska,in the sum of $4000.00,
dated July 8,1921, and filed for
record on the 23M day of August,
1921, and recorded in the office of
the County Clerk of Washington-
County,Nebraska, in Book 11,
Mrs. H. E. Roe returned Monday l .Pa 413 1` th M rt Re dafrom Grand Island where she wasiCARD 4 3 3 |Wl'I`NES§my hgnd and the ;g;~11;»¢f»=» C°11"}?'»l of gsaid ouounty?bg g ; g ; d ° ° ;
called by the illness of her mother.SMI of sand County Court,this Canon gud O lanIon,bAtt;.s cancelled of record by the Court
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moc!:len1§m BAP'l'lSi`CHURCH |29th day of November, 1929.In °;;;;*=;,_;\;;'»o, gm fg-|for the reason that the note ae:
g f ;daglatcrr,>;_i1<;.f;;<§w»»<' ~L. J. Ziloran, Pastor i(SE.4fL)I.. ~ ELLER Eliza A m "Deceased'e o cured by said mortgage has been
een a g e n o rn c 1 46-4:\u t u |0a t t i ] e G l a s G l a n d t h o m e ' i ''S u n d a y S c h o o l ,1 0 : 0 0 A .M .°o n I r u 8 °I d e 1 E E § e § ° ' i 2 g § E J 2 " ' . , £ ; ? i § € 0 f, f ~~3 3 2 ," l i d ~ 1 - § ' ? f f ' i i i
u \' I 0 ' i° ` § ? $ f " i m . i 3 I r s L g _W _S h c h l : Q 1 °~' § ° f ; ' ° = f 5 ~. & .' I .C 0 ! ~ I } l l b b l 0 ! \ E R § - >1 1 _A l l p e r s o n s m t e e s t e d i n t h e f m a 1 t h e p r e n 1 j s e s a s m a y b e J u s t a n - g l
a n d f a m i l y ,M r .a n d M r s .} {w E r -" 7 ° o P ~-.P R O ( L E D .G b s e t t l e m n j t o f s a s d e s t a t e a r e h e r e -e q u i t a b l e ..
x e n m g s e r u c e ,I ~=o 3 '-( C o n t i n u e d f r o m p a g e O n e )b y n o t l l l e d t h a t o n t h e 2 ' ? t h d a y Y o u a r e r e q u i r e d t o a n s w e r t h a
Tagtxneycr and farnily and Henry
Hngedorn of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Soll and family,Mr.:wi
Mrs. F. L If agellorn and ¢iuug!.:»:were 'l`hankf=gi\ing dinm;-r gll'>!.
of Mr. nrrl Mrs. Ludwig II:1;:c.l¢.r .
Mr. ;.1.fl ll mln: =>not: vii rn
l~1 .\..cl 1:.ful!f>~.'.1r1f :il az ~1x
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avul 11....lvlin l.'-»r:::L.i< 1 I."|\|.l; mfly, hir. and Mrs. Egmert Ohrt,Ml:|:S Alma and Pzxulino (iottach
a¢:1.l Leroy Gottsch.Miss Iiulda Petersen of Omaha,
spent the w+.ekend at the Paul and
Petor Petersen homes.Mrs. Chris Kruse celebrated hrr
birthday Monday, the evening being
spent playng cards and pfizcs
were won by 3-Irs. John Kmse und
Arnold limse, first;Anita liruso
and Hcnrv Kruse,second;Mrs.Herbert fbhrs and Mrs.Fleury
Kruse, consolation.Dr. ami Mrs. C. W.Hickey and
daughters,Wm..-3.Witte and
Ferris Kramer were dinner gtzeftsofMrs.:.;. J.Witte for Thanks-
g.vi|1g..Mr. and Mrs. G. ll. Bootlstra and
family spent 'Ihanl£sgi\ing with
the King family an Benson.Mr. and Mrs. Petersen, Mr. and
Mrs.Henry Kruse,Mrs.Wm.
Kruse and son,Herman spent
Thnnlmfrivine with Mr.and Mrs.
Pyayer meeting \'..edncs<lay S1011 Elmer Cazristenscm Road
P. M.~workgTheweatherseemedtocau=~.Fr@f;|Boschult, Road Work
quite :z decrease in Sundays at-'\\,'m Holt,m:m, Road Work
tenulamcp at all services except lhs.
Junior l;\. P.lf.I wond1;r i1
lm: wc.m1E\¢:kufrps you uswrny from
your l::-..1=;;.If it.does your
businerra is likely to go to time had.I;W 0 h u l l a f i n e t i m e a t t h e S u - ; ~
; d a y S c h o o l s o c i a l l a s t F r i d a y o v e -
n i n g .T h e a t t e n d a n c e w a s g o o d
cunsiderilug the weather.
5 Do not forget that Mrs.Hilda
Bain will speak to the womcil onF`:i¢iz\y 'afternoon at the church,
3:00 o'clock.She will speak to
the whole church in the evening
at 8:00.Mrs. Bain is a returned
Islissionory from Africa.The pas-
tor is attending the I'astur's lic-
treat at Hastings this week.
The children have begun to proc
tice on the program for the Christ-
mas enteriainmcnt We are plun-
ning a good program and of course
you "ant to do your part.
xo'r1<:E. TQBIDDERS
Qids will be eceived on the foi-
lowim:blanks and stationery 1-e~
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Album Lanker, Hood Work
5.00sins,
2.E>\
5.1. 1
.f.¢lol1` Schurnmu, Road Wurif 1T.»».
Eu. Waterman, Rom! =\'-'ork
Rollo Allen, Maintaining
197.00
36.00
.-\n.¢lL-Snyder }lu|.0l Co., Oil,
8.66
Ilarry Bcrgnr, Nov. Salary 100.05
H. C. Blaco, Supplies 41.61
Roy M.Chase,Labor 54.00
Sam Hall, Nov, Salary
`:1l. Japp, Running Grader,
£.l.1.'.Wm. Japp, Labor
mm1 J.Kelly, Dragging
6510 Kruse, B. s. Posts
ii i.F.Masters, Dragging
'Glen McDonald, Nov. Salary
li; ron McDonald, Nov.Sal-
£ a I } . ' r '
N e b r a s k a I f r i r i g e S u p p l y &
1 Lbr. Co., Snow Fence
'Nebiaskaiowa Oil Co., Oil
Buck Rosenbaum Hauling
Geo. H. senmidt, Dragging
l\'v'm. Sievers, Supplies
|Clyde Swihart, Labor
Chris Bensen, Dragging
Frank Jahnel,Dragging
ioo.o0
08.00
6.00
12.60
33.00
26.55
100.00
100.00
437.40
3.=3n
7.50
41.40
45.46
13.50
24.30
30.60
of November, 1929, Stella H. Me-said petition an or before the 134%
Cowan and Lester Barton,`ll1('.day of January,1930.1.
Executors of said estate filed 21|
petitioza in sniel County Courtpraying' that their final ndminiw
tration account filed liclvin lu
settled and allowed, that |:I00f of
heirship be taken,onicr for alia
of :lower and .homestead right:vntcrurl and the said Executors
discharged.|If you fail to appcaf before Still'
Goluuty Court. on the 20th day of
lDer:cmber,1929, at 10 n'clock A
M., and contest said petition,the
Zvurt may grant the prayer there-
of and make such other and fur-
ther orders,allowances and dc-
cvees as to this Court may seem
proper.|Witness my hand and Official
Seal this 27th day of November
tribution of assets and assignment
I929.lfsrz.xl.;1. C. }2jl.LER_
i-#5-4r.1 County Jurigv.
XOTICE BY l'UBl.l(`A'l`l()N
ON P1»:'r1°flu:~I I U H
I'ROBA'l`FI UF w l m. ,
STATE OF NEBRASKA I
Dated this 2hat day of Xoverr
ber, 1929.William J. Maher and
John A. Corrigan,
45-5t Plaintiffs.
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|Dr. Norman li.. Ilathmann I
uI"105l1-1rRlsT
Over the Blair Drug Co.
Phone Black -ll gEvenings by .»\f1poinLmt'nt l
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-:vcIATWOOI) BARBER SHOP I
Succcsmr to the l
Lorunzen Barber Shop ||Thr' Burst of Senice g
',Regular Prices {I I(
xI'THE EAT SHOP ;
|E.C.Ilnnn, Proprietor \Meals, 40 Cents 1I Excellent Cuisine |
Satisfactory Service
Courteops Treatment \I
|First door east Emerpdse offieel
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Wnshinstqn County,| I BLAIR .ABSTRMT a 'r1°rLE |
A. L. Dcbel,m. y.1 COMPANY |
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PERFUME
THE GIFT EXQUISITE
\\ ` E u m m ' N( )T own ' P ER F UM E 5 B UT AN James Hall funn Wednthey expect to leave for 1
in the ne xt few qwllir.and Mrs.aul J-lamily were Thanksglvil
guests at the Gutschow
Blair.Mr.and lilrs. Julinndrove to Lincoln Tuesda;
home their son, Robert,been confined to the hos;for the paint three weeks.
Mr. H. Williams visit
Johnson home in Omaha
l Another new shipmenw
Dresses just received i
[smart new styles and co
prices are $4.98,$6.75
.S19.'75 and ihe sizes 13
the place 'ls the Fashion
g Here is our SPECIAL
MAS OFFEQR:Spend S
.Fashion Center and we
You a GUARANTEED
esdn;Calif
oneslgil
hon
J ung
r to
wh :
li ta l
ed a
Mo n
t of
n a l
lots.
'I $1
to E
Cent
C HI
10 a
wi l
$3 1
>'.asomia
ami
ingncrnein
:bluth
bring
1 has
there
t the
lday.
Silk
l 'the
The
0 to
2 and
c r. n
RIST-
l¢ the
I sell
DOLL
don't
DOLL
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fprise.
6.
:
Chris lkruse.Mrs.Anna Hadan cnte inedthefollowing ,for Thankgv ing
dinner:Mr.and Mrs.Herman
Hadan of llexford, Kansas; MissesLurma and Dads Schunema of
Franklin, Neb., Mr, and Mrs.m.Witte and Mr,and Mrs.lC.W-
l-lamlnn and family.Mr.and Mrs.Adolph Mueller
nndfa mily,Mr. and Mrs.HenryDvrnackerandfamily,l\'lr. and
Mrs.\Vrn.Kahler and suns,Mr.and Mrs. Hans llraasch and Riel:-ard Fink helped Mr. and Mrs. AI.
J.Miller celebrate their wedding
anniversary Monday evcni-.g.`
Mrs.Cnristine Huglcman of
Herman left for her home Thurs#
dny after spending several weekswith her siscer, Mrs. Geo. Huber.
Mr. and him. A. N.Taudy and
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. 'I`au:ly visited
friends at Fremont. Friday.|
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gonlon enter-tained a number o i friends and
relatives in hunur of Mr. Gordo:\'s
binlxday Tuesday.Miss Delphn lsham spent Sun-day with her cousin, Misa Ina Cui-
_Lard an Benson.1
'Women and Mimsea:Do your
Christmas shopping at the Fash-
ion Center in Blair-they have the
finest merchandise ln Blair at the
LOWEST PRICES every day in»
the year.46-lt
.Sensational Coat Sale at Lhc
Fashion Center ataning Thursday,|
Dre.Sth.Coats made to sell to*
$25 offered you at $14.90.Sho; '
early.H6-l' |
,Special purchase Sale of Sman
new Winter Coats for Women |nd|
Misses.Coats made to sell m l
$25 offered la our customers at
only 814.90 marking 'l'huraday,'
Dec.5th at the Flshion Cen'er.
'Shop early-all sizes.46-1
Here is our SPECIAL CHRIS'l`~|
DIAS_ OFFER:Smnd $10 at ilu'
lfilshmn Centor and we ivill sell
you A GUARANTEED $8 DOLL
for only We-start now-it don'9.
take long.Ask for 5 D0 '.l ;
CARD.m n
41
quired by the County of Wash-
ington,Nebrnskx,during t h e
year follo\\'i:.g the Isl.day o f
January, 1930.All bidders are lnvited to file
binls for same, which said bid shall
be filed with ihe County Clerk of
Washington County, on or beforw
the lst day of January, 1030.
The County Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Lids to be for iwms called for in
the following list,or its equiva-lcn: in grade..'
In case the equivalent in grade
is substituted,bidder to file
samples wikh bid.Centrum. will be
let separate lor blanks and sta-tionery.\.;
STATIONERY ~
Envelopes 6': inch, XXX, return
per 1,000 _- -G'h inch. XXX, reLurn'
per 5009% inch, XXX, return,
per 1,000 g
ma lnch, xxx, retux-2|
per 5 0 0 -l
10% inch, XXX, returnper1,000 1
40% inch, XXX, return
per 500 |
I-leads, printed,
Bond or better;
I
address.
Envelopes
address,
Envelopes
address,
Envclopes
addxesa,
Envelopes
addresx;
Envelopes
address,
Full Sized Letter
20 lb.Western
per 100
Full Sized Letter20 lb.Western Bond or be\ter,!
per 600FullSized Letter Heads, prinied,
20 lb.Wesnrn Bond or better,
per 1.000 I
Half Sized Letter Heads. prln\ed,|
20 tb.Western Bond or better,
per |00
Half Sined Letter Heads. printed.20 mn.Western Bond or bet1er,!
mr 500
Half Sized Letter Heads, printed.
20 lb.Western Bond or better.
per 1.000
75 Court Caleminrs fnr Spring
Tenn of Chun. per page
75 Court Calendus.for Fall
Term of Conn. ver pan
BLANKS PRINTED BOTH smsé
Hands, printed, g
ahiarion Sutherlaml, Nov. Sal-
Gus Kempcke, Dragging 1&00|In the County Court of Bonded Anelracur g
Fred Ludwig, Dragging 5.-zu
Geo: W. Nelson, Hauling 24.00:
North Side Garage, Repairs 28.85
A. Szhurman, Dragging 41.85
John Stewart, Dragging 33.30
John Sutherland, Nov. Sal-
ary ,100.00
ary 100.00
Aug. Waterman, Dragging
61. Road Work
Ed.Waterman, Dragging
Wm.Wllkening, Dragging 36.9024.aoI
33.60
41.40
A.A.Wilkins,Dragging
Hans Bnbk, Nov. Salnry 100.00-
Henry Beerman, Mninlaining,'
etc.80,67
Harland Christiansen, Dmg~
sins
Sam Wilson, Road Work
39.85
69.50
'Farmers Gr. 6:Lbr,Co~|Supplies 18.90
L. E. Hgtrick, Road Work &.
Dfazsim:s. K. Rpsenklldve, Blacksmith
Work _4.20|
A. N. Ballard, Mnnngmg Poor
Fnnn & Care of Sick 50.00
53.70
'The Beckman Siam, Supplies 8.0L
Blnir Telephone Cc., Rent C:
Tolls 65.10
Minnie Carpenter, Cane of
Sick ILO(
llnry J. Cook, Tax List Work
as per ruling of Supreme
c o m 1s.sc-
Fred De Weber, Supplies for
Poor 85.00John Dnlaney, Care of Poor 20.60
I. Cl Eller, Co, Judge, Ex-
pense 24.37
The Enterprise. Printing l " " '
John Frankset, Rent 9.00
John E. Hansen, Dep_ Sheriff,
Expense .103'
Hennnn Telephone Co.. Tolls 4.3¢
Gi\l»rf<nn'a Store, Supplies
for Poor P" "
\K. B. Prl-uting Co.. Sunplies 100,87KloppPrintingCo.,Sup-I
plies 107.50Mrs. Bm Leonard, Care 01 .i
Sick 50.00
Viola Maynard, Can of Sick 25.60
Wnlxington County, Nebraska.
In \l\e )la!ler of the Estate of
Johann Vogt,Deceased:
The vcrihed petition nf Amanda
W.Laurltsen and William G.
Vogt has been filed in the CountyCourt of said County, plraying that
William G.Vog:under the last
Will and Testament of .Johann
PHONE as l
I Pilot Bld!~Bla lr. Nelnuln l
x
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DR. EDWIN T. JIPP :
DentistX-RAY SERVICE
-Offices ln State Bank Bldg. ' ,
Lettzrs Tcatamentary do issue lol
Vogt,Deceased.Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given thni a hearing will be had unsaidpetitionon the 13th day of
December A. D. 1929, at 2 o'cln¢:l
P.BI.,and all persons interested
ure notified tn appear and show
cause, if any, why said Instmment
may not be proved. allowed and
pmhated as the last Will and Test.-
ament of :mid deceased, and rxe-
cution thereof, and adndnistratiou-I
of said estate be granted.Witness my hand and Offficial
Seal this 15th dny of November
1929.,(SEAL)1. c. ELLER_
44-4: 'County Judge.
NOTICE To CREDITORS I
0F ESTATI
STATE OF NEBRASKA I
| n
Washington County.l
A. c. Dehel, Awy.
ln the County Conri.
ln the Mather of the Estate 1°
Suphle 'liarganetha .lahnel Dc
reused:-ro THE CREDITORS OF SAN'
ESTATE:
You are Hs:-rehy Notified.That
will sl at the County Court Roof'
in Blair in said County nn tl-
13¢h'day of Decembei, 1929. nn'
on the 14th day of March.1931
at 10 o'clock a. m. on each of sd'dates to receive and examine a'
elnlmn against said Estate, with
view to their :Munment arnllownnee.The time limited fm
\
Phone. 298 Blair, Nebr.
xx
CARL scmumlnmnnce LReal Estate and Loan:Office in Stale Bank Bldg.`
1 '
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xDR. w. F. HEMPHILLn s r m s r l
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ll
Home Theatre Bldg.
Blair, Nebraska
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Ig Located in new
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BONDED ABSTRACTER
Office ln Mayle Bldg.
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-TR AI N S C HE D UL E -
No rllnu-lle n kmp s
p.m. dnil."mu. dal y.
P.. l\l. I Omni;'
C'|\l¢-al" &
But -6 9 0 5Went7:1
C. sr.Northbound 1 ~
dnlly except S\m'l\7.'
da i l y mf g Sumhy.:
Sunday on y.'
Southbound `
daily execpt Sunlq.'daily.l
--BUS SCHEDUL E-
7:15 a.m.2:52 p.m.
7:52 a.m.
2:36 p.m.
5:80 p.m.
'Smshmunil'lorihhouml
9:00 ZA. M.n m A 1 |
2:00 P. M.5:00 P. M.8:15 P. I.
'!*00 A. nl.2-no v> M.6:15 P. M.
3 EX£1EF'IlflNALLY FIINE AS§0RTMEI"-T OF
HOLIDAY 0 0 0 0 5 .YOU wl| . L B E
PL EASED AND SURPRISEU IFlilYOU w| L L CAL L AND EXAM
INE 0 L 'R ASSORTMENT.
HAND B "J S OF | .» rre sT ne suuns
l\'.J RY C0\\BS AND BRUSHES
DAN rv ¢0'\'|PAC'f§ AND \'A:~»|1'|es
in nfl t le ne;-.:r stylus and a niultitmle ul other articles
§EVERYTHING 'ro PLEASE
1 ' l l l "l i l l l l \| \ l \ | | . n A p u| ~~~ll I :Eur only 99c-start no w -i t
l LUIRB long.Ask for a 1
¢CARD.
1 ~_g f 7Jl\1'!"Tr " H G 6 \ . v G .5 _____. -I
- -~ - _|.e S c h o o l s u p p l i e s a t T h e E n t e :
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~ n I!w Enjoy
( t l - l D l c ' | " | m A c
v u | | \ | o | n u - m o
Gd your Takes and othcr
Radno Acczssoriu cl'\h¢
Jenkins 0il and Battery (`o.
and insure a pleasant Christmas
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I
Bum, Nebr=;ka, D¢¢¢mber_6, 1929
days I longs: and assist Mr. and
Mrs. Michelson ln ¢heir store dur-ing the holiday trade.
Bd Pyles, father of Mrs. Walter
Gustin is here from Carroll. Iowawhere he had been working with
a road bnildlng creyr.He expects
to go back again in he spring.
' Those who emertained a t
Thanksgiving dinner were Mr. and
Mrs.Harry Seltz,Mr.and Mrs.Dave Gustin, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Hineline, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jones
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Seltz.Mr.and Mrs.Charlie Harmon
and family were Thanksgiving
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond
Hovendjck oi Blair.
'Mr. anal Mrs. Shurrell _Ruffeorn
Here is ourSPECI
MAS OFFER:Spen
Fashion Center and
yo u a GUARA- .EE
for only 99c--star:
ta k;lang.Ask fo
CARD.
SUP'T_ TAKES
NEUTRA
(Continued from
ent to form a new
the petition meets ce
ments
RaY'~pl=<°ed the pe
lin's h~ds.Mlhli n
_
nu. c a ni s t-
d $10 at the
we will sellD$3 DOLL
ww-It don't
distrltt court to enjoin Ray from
granting the petition for u m m
dlnrlct.They charged t the
law making such faction legal is
unconstitutional.A temporary re-
T H E E N T E R P R I S E l Miss Ida Hanson boadca€\ed ning.C R O W E L L H O M E Sensational Coat Sale at tliz'
*'c ze unin Th ndaever s
n
tiiion KGBZ at \crk, heb-.The puwr vnll be absent three Fashwn en r a s'u y,`on Su y morning.Sundays this month the Sth 15th M san),u m r no Dec. Sth.Coats made to sell to[URN A. §§2"F-3 ""' "°" '"'x;h¢ 233° ,¢ causexm c ir fm gd zzna.H ;ié m m l w i l l ami? *gf wdemdy v§",,,,,,d ses offered you |¢ $14.90.Shop
D Y assn wx t e m c at e -ve c a moming wot-gi ng and vim or n few enrly.-46-lt_ ~~ T H DA cation services held this. week ut_ship Sundays of the 8th and 15¢h,!ysE §"°M'§§'°° ff, ~ gpvhgy
h 'i L the church.ini.:M e an :AinPrice lm' lux s1.so 1 €.§_'2',_ 'i,__'If'I _-.,........l£Ti..'I."' .'l°.€'f£."` ...emflh-all-lexzect her rv r;cum m e i m i .DE S OTO L 0 \ , A I. S
DOLL
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shaining order hm been gunnedthem and this order will standuntil answer day on December 28.
At this date for hearing on theHIlb!Lua naumcu asm AtvavaawslWnNi o lsvm wili h ive n n r m'n n m|lK|-ogh, Jr, will hnve charge of the
morning serv-ice Dec.22nd.
These young men are now in
the Bible :raining school at Ote-
fgon,lll.,but are expectedhome
ln.. n.. zmxxanu mm will r,» xzlad
of thi s wak.Mrs.Annie Martin had charge
ot'our Sunday afternoon chapel
hour and conducted her usual
splendid service.Mn. Mae Hoover xpent Thank
¢av:.... in nm-lm tt-am frivmix.
Those with lots of corn still in
the field are hoping for some
good weather in order tb get their
corn cribbed before real winter
i sets in.
Mrs. Harrv Seltz exnects to en-
Entered u second-dau mutter L c n o L f w D s " " " " ° " ° " "in ju n c ti o n wi ll li k e ly
J age one;be set..
Ra y sta te s in hi s an s we r th a t th e
is tr i c t wh e r e petiti one rs f o r th e sc hool di str ic t
.h a v e m e t .a l l n e c e s s a r y q u a l i f i c a -~~; }_l i l L l . ;l » . » . . I S . ,a n | ¢ = . l n .* i n s Y
f_;;h= pgxtctfice t gllir, Kish
er 2 e z o o g muma 3, 1863?n '~|
Every xubscdptlon la regarded
ls open account.The names oi
wbocriwrs will be instantly re-mvved (rmn,our mailing list at the
expiration uf the time paid for if
lim publishers be notified; nLher~Iine the sub ription will remlin
In ( o m at t e designated |ub~
lcdption price.Every suhscdbermust undemand than thae cond}~
at the P. T. A. of Fort 0n1ho\m,|
on Wednesday evening.
Acting Preddem.Nelson,dele-
gate for District number 2 o! me]
State Teachers'Association,will;
attend the delegates' meetings in]
|l.incoln on Friday nf this week.
Acting President Nelson and
Professor Fynboe will attend theiAthletic Conference in Lincoln ow
'Saturday of thii week.
~ BLXIR HIGH iscnoox. NOTES
Fw £5522`2§}IF"'¢E1J£éYtf{i5 'épffciai ~ i3uH"E-In£"§i»iEi"}é?dm¢d|um;n the__l§é Sgto W§;nen'| Gul!\w n s .A l l m e l u n u na v u w n u u su r:M a h I o r p o r a t e l i m i t s g o !t h e e a l -
't h o u g h l y i n g 1 . \ i t ¢ h i n . t h e r e m o n t
I h l m I \.i t _ n .!. . ;IA.2 -44 .-¢..-...Ofn n u
last week from a four day trip
ima the westem pan. of 'he state
Mr.and Mrs.Paul Crosby en-
joyed Thanksgiving dinner at the
home ol their daughter,Mrs.
members Thursday afternoon ofKms week.
Miss Elizabeth Cachelin accom-
panied her brogher,Ed Cacheliu
to Omaha Thursday morning to
Irrw-
' B B G x a q u a y 0 1 n x o n u a m m ,w w a: s p e n t T h a n k s g i v i n g a t t h e P y e
1 _ " " "1............
to chec~the statements asi to theeligibilityofsigners,amount of
property,and value of property.This Ray did and he found the
petition sufficient.He reported
doubt about the eligibility of six
signers,but there are enough
signers without these six.
:I 0 a »i
four sections, has a pwpcrw value
oi much more than $200,000.00, and
the petition is signed by more than
three- fourths of the pro!r9l'IvY
ownem \
The superintendenfstates that
in due time, if the injunction pro~
.ceeding is not allowed he wouldMeanwhile Dave D. Rowe, C. H'feel it his duty to anna, the peti-
Chnst sen, J.S.Devries,L\°&'d|tion.He states that he is neutqal
Moffe and Robert A. Luehrs, fiveiand has no interest, in the matter,
of the directors of the Fremontf therefore feeling that the interest-
achool district, brought, action inied parties should talie action.
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ._._.. _ . _ _ . . . . .. . . 4 . . . _
\'1;m,w.v1v4_;m»L,H ,, .~ ~"~~.~,~.z a .. \
1;
» \-_ ...L :st Nebraska|
will h, helm Freeland and_*family °'E§.tf'.fE__='=ff'".§!f_£'th°';I.¥ ~ hlr|.mEi ord Hinellns nve I.u w a n n q a l u u r u n c a
Fe e d er s ' D a y me e ti n g
ai th e Pe n de r , Ne b ra s
f.......!.......l_l¢.||A u f\ n. \n \~
Em*Uma n a ,rm A me n c a r :Dr . J .G.s h i c k repres ented th e
aber 14.wo r k o f th e Ho m e i n th e M .E .
we e hu nd re d c hurc hes i n Stroms berg'a n d V a l-
feeilers a t-par ais o, Ne b. la st Su nda y .He r e -a t W a l t h i l l ,t u r n e d M o n d a y n i g h t .
: n I l i \ I . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . £. . 2. . . . . .. I n n s w a n r R u n n i n
1. nan llaglvnlg ul o f M r .a n d I
Mis.; C ac helin 1
fo r a c o u p le o f
Mr s .A r t h u r
wi g h t a n d da u;
n i n n n s v l l . l h n | \ n i
m n e r a t m e n u m e
llrs.Leon Dalbey.'emained in Omaha
days visit.
Rowe and son, De-
ghter, Norma were
rts at a family.din-ag day at the home
owe in Blair.
L Charles Ilineline
sto;-k shower for Mrs.Carl Ed-
wards Saturday afternoon.Manythat were invized were unable to
attend on account of the had
weather but those who did attend
report a very pleasant afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Michelson,
accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.
Henry Jorgensen,attended the
led an gdd I~`e|lo\\'s¢\'"°Vi¢S at the North Star Weel-
u u s g w u n l u u n u c u z uLast year nearly tlDr. Harold Gifford, noted eye as nts besides there Northeast Nebraska.fo places gun .f2f>=*='f°* of Orfmhu, Paw! =P"=¥|...",. wealth of .mmfian =:~a¢lw=fl-fd we f~@e"=3#.
_.__._._(Continued frvm page one)
'rnursaay as me result OI neun -trouble.Perha no man in the will UT for plM°5,°n the team.P3 in 13 the complete.The follow glmddle nest has a mder |..rcle of b ketban -scheduleacquaintancesthanDr.Gifford as .~n
He has hed a long and honorable Jan. i3l`~' i " ' » § ' " ; a " ~ D e a f
coming from Dakota,nnurswn,
Coming,Burt and '»'»ashing;ton
counties in spite of had weather
and roads..Jan._ e ras The program wlll begin at 10
carer and his loss ml! ge Kreaul at Blair "A. M. and ewrrythlng will beoverlomaha Mr and Mrs Geo Sheeks
L n u l l l u s g a w x l s g u r l ;w a :a na|.||.|_yo n e f o r M r s .E d n a C o r n i s h w h e n
her children, who had Thanksgiv-
ing' dinner in Omaha, drove up to
spend the afternoon with her.
£ ?f. ; . . . H f ,~i',f',£'l."ifi -. ¢,_o, , ; ; , ; : , , ! J a n .1 4 - l j l a i r ( s e c o n d t e a m )m l b !~ I g .M ;n P r g f e 3 o r H o w a n f a n d : w h c h l l d r e n o f l - E n r o n ,S .D . , |
n - . . . . .-n o u n n s n \ \ n »n I I .1 1 \|_____ _ 3 .|...._1..s....
¢'l`hey were. Mr. T. ¢K. Cornish of'
i l l u v n g s u s Eumac:n e r T h a h k s g i v i z
of Mrs. Alice R
Mr.and Mr:
and sdns uttenz
dance in Florenning, Mr. and
of Blair were
l\ f\¢ .| ' \ u | \ | \ n I n
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me Wednesday eve.|nesday night.
Mrs. Ted hlsbunde
a!so present and
i a n n v i ;l n l r n n r r * l a n
lucky number that drew a fine
big turkey.
Bliss Lilly Mattson,sister ofMrs. Clifford Hineiine, came down
from Manderville, Minn. where she
teaches school and spent Thanks-
giving at the Clifford Hineline
home.Miss Clara Jorgensen came up
from Omaha Wednesday and spent
'Ihanksgiving with home foiks.
Mrs.Elmer Michelson cameu'>
from Weeping Water Wednesday
and took her mother, Mrs. George
Hineline back witlvher. Mrs. Hina-
iine expects to stay until the holi~
COAL
for every puypose.Let us
know what kind of heating
plant you have and we will do
our best to supply fuel suit-
ab l e f or t .W e carry 14 dif2»
ferent kmds of coal;
Let ue have your next order,
please.
ivett Lumber & Cod Co.
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Christmas Shopping
Here we are again for Christmas Shopping °
Again we say
IB u y t h e S u b s t a n t l a l
r
We have something that makes a
Re a l P r e se n t -
for every member of the family,
On TOYS and VEHICLES we have a finer and
.,bigger line than ever.
You must see the new things.
HOME ~HE~TRE
~Do'tfo d of tl:fin 1 r nb'~A g g ;° é 2 Z L z ` ¥ b
~ The Arndf Hardware
Coat.prices w go dowh,here is
your chahc:Coats made to sell
to $25 offered you now at $14.90
at th e F a s h io n C en te r .46-1t
'W o me n an d Mi s se s :I f y o u h a ve
delay ed bu y i n g a W i n te r Co at,
y o u a r e lu c k y - f o r s ta r ti n g Th u r s -
da y ,Dec .S th th e Fa sh io n Ce n te r
i s se llin g Co:1ts_ made to se ll to
$25 f or on ly $l~l.9 0. Sh op ea rly .I t
Sen sation al Co a t Sale a t th e
Fa s h i o n C e n te r s ta r ti n g Th ur s d a y ,
Dec .5 th .Co ats ma d e t o se ll to
$25 of fe re d y o u a t $14.90.S h o p
ea rly .4 6 - lt
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UIKIIIFJ w u n :ua\: u\al |¢uv.|w.aaav»a|b y his gent lerm miy bea ri ng an d |
hi s.ki n d ly phi ia nth ru piw d isp os -i
Bennington Urllulluu lllu u. v .Jan. l'I-Herman at Blair 'the ~_[!\§|hu1dl'3.P°Pf_f¢j i§ild - 'ginamlmn of 'Law
" f ~~"t gm;'ment of the Nebraska State LU!-in;ice, hnnsas.Jam l -rmgton a r |r......0|u.....4.... nl mm..lege of Agriculture vvmii be tf;,»The Homejolks emoyeq a vgry.ition
days' vacation, with expenses paid
by the county,was the unusual
sentence received by a man in Lei-
cester, England. who was brought
into police court. for having tried
tcfkiil himself.During the enum-
ination it was brought out that
the defendant had been working
l " ' "= | » | " s c n u c l n u v n u ;Justice is not aIw.ay:1 blind or Jun. '38 Pl""§""°''th at Bleir 1
me [nw unduly lizxrsh.I-`ourteenlJ""~ 28-Benmngton at Blair (sec-;ond team)I
I Jan.
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
31--Blair at Craig
4-Bla ir a t Ariington
7--Blair at Underwood
11--Ft. Calhoun at Blair
14-Oakland nt Blair
18-wliennuni at Blair
21-Blair nt Decatur.
chief speakers.
Local feeders will also be on the
program to tell of their practices
that have proven profitable.
The idea of sponsoring a North-
east Nebmsku Feeders'meeting
uieveloped because the distance to
travel to the State Feederé' icneet-
ing at Lincoln being too far.Th
subject mutter and facts about
quiet but pleasant inanxsgmngiAdeliciousgoosedinner\vas|
greatly enjoyed by everyone.Mr.
and Mrs.W. J.Rodgers sent up,
cnmations which made our tables:
xery beautiful and carried_ :1 pni
of Sunshine on the trays of our
sick 1'olks_This was indeed a
great kindness on the part of Mr.
and Mrs.Rodgers and it was
greatly appreciated by the Homefeedine will be the .ame as if 3:oulf°ik5»
d i r t -4 .. t 8 .. ,a -l i l .( : E » n f | ? a n m k n ~ ~~D A Y E Y !tn euFd to lfincoln',I Women and Misses: If you have
uugm,mn c w r :vc cm-.nu w ..little rest,\
The 1930 zolitical campaign
promises to be exceptionally inter-
esting.All over the state candi-
dates are beginning to me for
different offices although the
primary election is not until Aug.
12. 1930.Al yet no filings have
been made in this county butthe
street comer politicians and the
Little Davey Lee (Sonny-Boy)
who is making his first personal
appearance in the midgwest on the
Paramount Theater's stage at'nll
performances commencing next
`Thursday, December 5th, is natur-
ully the principal talk of the town
as far as theaters are concerned.The adorable child star sky-
mcketed to fame with Al Wolson in
e:...:....!.'»~»~l"».»A Hem it
reeucrs and prospective xeeaers,bankers, old.farmers and young
funners are urged to attend this
second annual Northeast Nebraska
Feeders'Day meeting at Pender,
Nebraska,December 14,1929,
which is sponsored by all the
County Extension Agents of North
east Nebraska.
Tekamah-- Plans underway forerection of new cooverntise cream-|
delayed buying u Winter Coat,|
you are lucky--for starting Thurs-Q
day, Dee. 5th the Fashion Center'
is selling Coats niade to sell to
$25 for only $14.90. Shop early.l t
Sensational Cont Sale at the
Fashion Center starting Thursday,
Dee. 5th.Coats made to sell to
$25 offered you at $14.90.Shop
early.46-lt
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self-appointed guardians or mepublicwelfarearebeginningto
quietly lay their plans for the
svho's who nexriall.
'Thanksgiving Day, the all Amer-
icanday, has again been celebrat-
ed but we are wondering what the
founders of the great day would
think of our manner of celebrat-
ing.How many of us approached
Ure Thanksgiying feast with any-
thing like the reverenlial thankful
feeling of our progenlton or do
we take it for granted that all our
blessings are nawrally due to our
greatness.The sturdy forefathers,. d o l e f t the comforts of their'
homes and pioneered in an un-
known wilderness should at|east
have some thought and consider-
ation.
'ik number of contracts for ,next
s=prlng's road work were let onWednesday,NovT`{YT at Lincoki.
Nu contrad concerning Washing-
wn county appeared in the list
although we are in line for more
state uml federal work.The Fon-
tdnelle highway is n state high-
way and has been for some yearsl
......_,_.._ .,
ine .=.n,,n.g . v w .........,..with Songs" and strengthened his
position in his own starring pic-
tum, "Sonny Boy" is to make his
first 'personal appearance tour
over the Publix Circmlt ol Theaters
und is visiting only 'i cities on the
trip, .nh it is generally conceded
that Even Cummings of Publix
scored a scoup in placing Omaha
onhis itinerary.
Davey sings several songs.He
tells sboies like a veteran and
tops it al with an imitation of Al
Jolson singing "Mammy".In any
event theater-goers are due to be
entertained in a way that would
do credit ln an older and ,more ex-
perienoed comic and imitator.
Fame and Wealth have not made
a pampered Fauntleroy out of
Davey-no indeed-but just a reg-
ular boy who wants to be a fire-
man.policeman or an engineer.
l-le's lar more interested in being
either of the other of these/ than
of being a movie "actor",
Included on the regular program
is the New York Publix stage pro-
duction df "Let's Go"which in-cludes Lewis and Dody, The Five
Fracks, Al and Gussie Blum and.l
ery for Nebraska Dairy Develop-
ment Company.
West Point llyncik Meat Mar-
ket added new equipment.
West Poin Donald Conley Par
Peru-Regraveling of Peru Hi-
way started.
LOCAL OVERFIJOW
The Chess Club met Wednesday
evening with Mr. Skov Nielsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gutschow
will entertain the Thursday eve-
ning bddge club tonight.
Frederick Koltennan, who is ut-
tending the state university, spent
the week-end at home.
Mrs. J. Harold Stewart has~beenhaving a tussel with lumbagh the
last fewdays but is a little better
n o w .
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hunt spent
Thanksgiving day with their son.
Emory,Jr.,who is attending
school at Lexington,Mo.They
report a very pleaant time.
ir. and Mrs.Louis Naeve and
children of l.:iPl:\tte, Neb. and Dr.
and Mrs. F. W. Klusmire and son
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A.F.Newell,Pastor
Choir Praqtise.Friday evening
at 7:30, Miss Ida Hansen directing.
Church School at 10 o'elock
Sunday, Prof. F. E. Flack, Supt,
Public worship Sunday at I 1
o'clock, conducted by the pastor.\
The a n n w meeting of the
church is to be held next Tuesday
evening in the church dining
room at 7:80.After reports and
business,light refreshments will
be served.This is the time to
leam about the business of the
church and its various organiza-
tions,and all members should
make a point of being present.
Sensational Coat Sale at the
Fashion Center stoning Thursday,
Dec. 5th.Coats made to sell tn
$25 offered you at $14.90.Sho#
early.46-lt
Women and Misses: If you have
delayed buying a Winter Coat,
you are lucky--for starting Thurs-
day, Doc. 5th the Fashion Center
is selling Coats made to sell to
$25 for only $14.90. Shop early.i t
w
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n u :na s neen sauly neglecmeu ny m e Ua ve u o u l u u lr ls .
Hm srhlfn nn nf n i n n r Gmin ml wmk 'Plan an-nan zsf trar tinn of 0maha,.were Thanksgiving day
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MONDAY and TUESDAY ~
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| : »f r a t n a u i n l k "| A l l : * n \| v ; 'l * ¢ i ! \ \ »| ! ) . . a . . . . . .A f @ \ n l | n n | . f I I n | | | u n z
Good Grocery Service
We make our every day performance tell the
kind of servlce you get at thls store.Our con-
stant aim lx to get your order to you promptly
and to lurnlsh you the klnd of goods and values
that wlll bring you back to this store for more.
0ur Service pleases u host of patrons who know
what Good Service is.
n you are not lwylnz your groceries and meats
of us begin navf.Let us show you what we
can do lor you.
Pho ne II3 and l l8
North Side Store
Groceries and Meats
JENS NIELSEN, Proprietor
Bible School, 10:00 A. M.
Moming Worship, 11:00 A. M..Christian Endeavor, 6:30 P.M.
Preaching, 7.30 P. Ili.
Mid»Week meetinf.Wednesday,
7:30 P.M.
Choir practice Friday, 7:30 p. m.
In spite of the cold weather wr
had a good day Sunday.In th i
morning the pastor spoke on "The
Evidences of Christianity" and in
the evening he gave the last chap-
ter of "Tom's Difficulty" to an ap~
preciative audience.
The Intermediates are very
happy in their new work;Sundny,
preceding the devotional period,
they held A socinl hour.~
Next Sunday, Dec.8 ,~ W o m-
an's Day.The Wnman's Mlssiom
ary Suclety will have charge of
the services both morning and
evening.
The pagemt,"Evidence:of
Power"will be presented in the
evening.This dramatiution i s
educational and beautiful and por-
trays the spiritual life of the mis-
sionaries.
t i i t h i s h i g h w a y w o u l d h a v e b ®I \ | C l i \ e B r o o k .
| n f l \ » ; l \ \ n n l | \ h \ r n \ * n n \ ; n n h a d f l ' F h a h i f i u- lu i .- h i z a n h ¥ | * 9 n | i n n
f f
a u x n t n b u vh l l u ;i l b u u l l u l vn n u m 01 s u l :U l l l g n a i b l n a v uns w » \ . r ¢ » un o t b e e n f o r C o m m i s n i o n e r G . J o h n a l l y l m - g e o n e i s e x p e c t e d t o b e a n
N e l s o n ,w h q h a s a p p r o p r i a t e d at e v e n t l o n g t o b e r e m e m b e r e d .
pp r ti o n o f hi s iis id fu n d f o r th e
ma in ten a nc e o f thi s h i gh wa y . Thi s N O T I C E B Y P U B L I C A -
mi g h t b e a wo r th y s u b je c t f o r we TI ON ON P E ' I' l'l` I 0! ~ i
Ch a mb e r o f C omme r c e to tak e u n .P R O B A T E O F W I L L
'a t d i n ne r tb i s e ve n i ng an d an o th e r
g a th e r i n g to mo r r o w,(F r i d a y )eve
ni n g , to be f o ilo we d by c ar d s f o r
th e remain der of the e vening s. ._
Mr .an d Mr s .D a vi d Mu r n me r t
enter ta in ed th e br id ge c lub no
DANA .COLLEGE NEWS
(Continued from page one)
which they belong or; lut Tues
Henry Mencke, Attorney,du'evening.In the absence of
STATE OF NEBRASKA'Dr.and Mrs.Hemphill,Messrs.
u Louis Murdoch and Myron BrockWashington C<3untY»I substituted.\ln the Countv Court of " _. ,. -..... .\
) \Hinni ffhri nnhnrnnn Mm-'I:hn|n'....f.i;::'§;1;;:' ...Z|"i=-'Islas wuunmn calms. Nel:|nlkl.| .\. Fit- f"="_ Plz- 4B..l1!!1
1 Oa k ,
s . .
t i v e o v e r t o u e al ; » | l i u l a ,A a u l u u u A v u l i v a n p u g ¢ q \ . "- --- -_.,.\C h n s t o p h e r s o n a t N e o i a ,I o w a ;I h t h e M a t t e r o f t h e E s t a t e o f T h a r l k s g i v i r l g d a
Q a g m a r O l s o n a n d \ D a g m a r J e n -H e m a n l § g g ' k Q 1 ° f f , . l } ¢ ¢ ¢ » { e d . =w i t h J o h n K o l n f n
aim nt Ilo r vn n n Mfnrin Rianvlr until The V8li.fiEd.DEHUDD Of AUIZUBII nr AL L TAL K ING C OM E DY AND NEW ST" '3"""";.'Fi;'.§e.§'. ' . § § ; xi E158 r-hu
therSorenlon..A1¢inllliller.Hili bw=fn¢amth¢c»myc¢un¢f
mr. uma mn. Fred Kolterman ofSeward were then also.They re-
turned on~ Friday.imma mmusémam Arthur Nel-
son at I-lu-lan, Iowa; Van JohnsonMark Chdstenson and Jens mule#
a t Concordia, Neb;Bob Larson
and George Robertson at Spencer,
Iowa;Rail!Human at Weston,
lawn;Jean Lsrson at Lyons; Miss
Ida Hanson at York; Ray Morten-
son at Underwood, Iowa and Bean
Engokow at Omaln.
Mina Lucille Hnnson and Millard
hqld County. o ns that Letters
Tgsunientary do issue to Augun
Kerkhoff under the lut Will and
Tesumenz 05 Herman Kerkhoft,
Deceased.
Now, therefom, notice is hereby
given that a hearing will be had
on said pdition on the 27th dnyo l December, A.D.1929, at io!
o'clock A. M., and all persons in-I
terested are notified to sno w'
F a ll good t h i n g t h l t
C h r i s t m a s b r i n p . . . a
Mnytngtbe li fetime wa ah-
d...wi1 .\ be chai.|lu:dlo ngaR.a
other gifts have been forgotten.
Its waihday maéc haagladdmed
the hearts o f a millio n a nd A
half women.It i s t h e i d a l gi f t .
fmt A uh! Mn ta~ washing.Lfitdgem:
|e1limelf,d4m'tkeepiL D¢fd1'=dPl\Y-
mcmsyowllnevuimixs.
H I E M A Y T A G C O M P A N Y ,
Mama :mm
luuuhu-W B1 Cihhll-K Y W C l a d a n l t hW L W .C l u r f l a a d -w n m .D a w ! - I l l .D n t l a a n w h o D utn u - w j n . |= m w . f¢ » -w l a r .L u a u C t r -K H I C .L u i A l l fi l lI N .N l u n n l c r - »W ( ( ( g . 0 k \ \ h » u l C l r
w r t " .G u n n . - w u w .vm u m n h u - W C A G .P l u n h u r i g - K D K A .Put|.nnll~c w .h i s
Peoerson were the guests at a
'Thanksgiving dinner at the home
of the Iattefs brother in Orqaha.
During the vacation several
parties were given in the girl's re-
uaption room.On Wednesday eve-
ning, Lucille Humon nd Frances
Mortenson entertained:Edna and
and show cause, if any. why said
Instrument may not be proved,
allowed and probated as the last
Will and Testament of said de-
ceased, and execution thereof, and
administration of said estate be
granted.Witness mar hand and Official
i. ~a;1»i,;a|emi ui dur .f r.Lu . cu r- |L s|..a nFascism-|¢Yll.C.Tac-
nu *C F CA .Our :a nn a -u vnu anluwla dairz l n k l a n l an n u r a a u n s h w .
Esther Fbgdall, on Sahxrday night.1929.
.Mrl Jim Muse donated five gal-(SEA
Ions nf ice aeam to the Thanks-AML
N u m a n , I o w a
Io un du d 1a 93 n o x . a
glving dinner at Dana College, All
appreciated .the kindness of Mr.
Mage.
This week the English -students
am preparing their two thousand
word themes on "Ten Years of
Prqhipiu°n".
nliss Falk and Mins Johnson
served a Thanksgiving dinner toa party of friends.
ST. PAUL LUTHERANCHURCH.ORUM
4 P. I. Reinensen,Pastor
Sunday, December 8, Commun-
ion service at ll o'clock.
Sunday school will meet in the
afternoon at three o'c\o<;k.
'Women md Misses: I! you have
in
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AL L TAL K ING C OM ED Y AND S OUND NEW S~===yh=>f=chosen /aides on the 365 'are 1=i¢1Ey-:for starting Thurs-
crn. n question "Resowed: That the day, Dec. 5th the Fashion Centernatioi1s.should 1\¢C¢Dt a plan of is sellimr Coats made to sell to .)WEDNESDAY and THURSDAYcorgfgletedisarmanggnteieepting szs for July $14.90. Shop early.11
such fo rc a as are needed for Blair Top& 'l`ire Company NIGHT PARADEpolice prol%c'Lion".Those choodng
tile affirmative nr%'Dm'othy Jen-
sen, Dagny Nielsen, Evelyn Han-
smy.Lucille Hannon and Ervin
Banda.'Flmsa choosing the nega-
'ER1 are Edna Hondo, Othelin Nel-
CHUBCH OF GOD
E. E. Giesler, Pastor
Sunday school 10:00 a. m.
Morning Wordxip, 11 a. m.
Nu Sunday evening service dur
~ MAYTAG CO.,Ar l in g tc n |With Hygh Trevor, Robert, Ells, Aileen Pringle
FALLERS APPLIANCE co.AL L TAL K I NG CO M ED Y AND NEW S
»wli I-*red Chrisbopherson and Har-ling the winter months.
nm Ln-ann.Prayer meeting Wednesday gy e .r m I T D O E S N " I ' ~ ~CHINA wennesm iv NITE
Blair, Nr.-\araslm,'De<:em'bet 8. 1929 ._
Furnimn, mn and Dm! cover-A hugh in every ll§¢ ni }'Sop!~£Rev . md B
0 ings lhthew R. Bendori.21-tl xonia'|Wedding".Admission 25;Rev. and Mrs
i p Special .sale on Phunngnpha. and 85 cents.46-it to Omaha W1
.8 8 Come and see what you can a» on For Sale--Poland China boats.For Sa le -
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rits.`.1°»L.";~1,f.=1£ and'Mr nd M u L-1,Guam't ]{u.;m», Phvws will pieueydu. ff;Hr.Louil Schenk in under the!For R4:nt~»;\farm of 216
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d w a y R e c o r d s ,3 5 m c m r c .B e n d o r f ,v n d e n m n @ § H ' % ' F "" " " _--3 T ° . ' f | . . . K l ? , ' L ' f .` f . ' § ' § ° f 5 ? ' . . . § ' ° . ' f ' . . § , " § " i h o m e , f " T ' f '' 3 ' ° ' ? E ." R " ° " ' " ° " E ' " ' °° ¥Q 4 5 ~ n '
N e w B r o n
D r .I n y h n J S u m s ,C h lr o p d c -a n d Se ve nth streets.In q ui r e o f qu i r e Mr s .H u g o Ha a c k ,c orner ;=;§h» and E g
to r , me r W d f f D r u g S to r e .tf .Citi zens State Ba n k .4 6 - lt W a lk e r { \ ve. a n d Gr a nt S t.44 -tf others at 1g¢
Mr s .Cly d e M .Alle n a n d Mr s .M r .an d Mr s .D .Z_M u m m e r t Mi s s D o r o t h y Gr a y , wh o i s te a c h A 'i'~room 1
W .D .Ha m m o n d ha ve in vi ta ti on s we r e g u e s t s o f M r . a n d Hr s . W e s ' i n g a t F r e mo n t.spent th e W ¢¢k °\c lud ing steam
--~--o _4n\__\__s_;_...-..A -..-..s:..... ...ish 1.-- navnnia M r :..-..,....¢¢,,,.,
pnc es.1:I.\l.|.a|::\J\|lllGo ... --| \..~... .......-...---- ......_A go od 4 r o o m c o t t a e i n fi n e F o r Re n Don ey Chr is tixna c n 4 6 - lt*Ch r i s H i n :
e w w f o r M S D .S . E . h e m p 1 :house loc ated o n c o me r o f G r a n t Ro o m f o r re nt.Close in.ln -good)Victor. Colum-and ambulance service.Phoneal Mrs. Chas.
m\°sum 5 for $1.00.office. 161: residence. 133.29-tf ter. Ru1Lhw1.
I
n wuwue u.|}BW ¢ll'y In 'UIC Cl!! ¢!l.!\ DC 3003 l!1-arnnam ana aa\.urn~ 'UL |..'°»re in Omaha ma§y.46 -n L. C. Klopp, Jeweler: the Klopp Jeweldnstore.46-lt
-Bungalow.lnqdre Mr. and Mrs. Ig" Noh droye_to The Enterprise will print your
phone 1221 on 13_C a on,_Neb.or Thnnlugwl tiqpery i nd do it nzht.We
each.Music Store. 1:For Sue--Choice Rose Comb'.For Rent
house, all modernin-Rhode Island Red cockerels at $2 Will Linden,
L heat, $2.'?.50.00.T1,each.Mr s . E d B a xt e r .4 6 - lt.l; nn vv l~n|.ruin I Pun Qn l»'l"1'\n .Tnhn Kfnwnll IRD .u . .......1 \|44.5 with Bert'a parents.are headquarters for your printing
1......a c...m. an."\The W.C. T. U.will meet at needs.13'tf
out for an aftemoon card partyat the Alle n home on Saturday
afternoon.
:Cook of Uma!!! on Lnanlulglmg.,The ladies are sisters.Mr.and
Mr. and Mrs. roizph Downes am'Sioux City were also P1`°°°!'f~
baby of Kansas- City surprised thc;Mrs. Joe S.Cook family recentlyipgoxed for $7250 adjoining Blair
when thefdropped in on them and15 acneo in De Soto on high-lgot a visit.Mr. Downes rcturned}°tvdy.valuable improvements,for
t o Kansas City leaving Mrs.$11,500.bot oplendidly adapbed
I can sell you 10 acres well im-
Dovma and the baby for an ex-for poultry,one or intensive;
t e n d e d v i s i t .'f a r m i n g .S ..u K e m p .4 6 - 1 t f
J
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n ~ .~ r e e a e e e e e e e o a z ¢ n ¢ o e . e f ¢ f. = e n e '
. o » . o » o a - n i
Mrs. Raymond Cook and family of .
e p u \ | | § . | | \ . | . | J | l \ \ . l . \ l . l I I I S L l l i l l b l l u a ,a n u g a g n ¢ A h l § \ ) l l l l l l i l l :| | Q § & i m \ | ¢;v aa n d M r s .F r a n k G r a y .- l 6 ~ 1 t N .T .L u n d . e C u .a c r e . . : ; r ; ; :. . : ° ; ' . ; " f ; ; ' . ; ; t °. = . . ; ; . f ;
E r n e s t B a d e r ,s o n o f R e v .a n d h i r .a m i M r s .G l e n E v a n s a n d H Q l l . t H o l l e r 6 ;P a u l s o n .1 | ; *
I - I r s .C .G .B a d e r ;w h o h a s b e e n s i r t e r ,a n I r o l e n e E v a n s s p e n t 'C .K .B e n d o r f ,l i c e n s e d e m b a l m -
since Oct.12,following an-» acoi-liowa.phone, 161; ree. phone. 133 3»tt
dent whereby his leg was broken,
has had the cast token off his leg
and hopes to be frisking around
as good as ever some time in ':he
near future.
confined to the Blair hospital|Sundny with relatives at Adair,er and undertaken Blair.Office
l Score cards, place cards, bi,¢_h_'I:he Catholic ladies will hold
day cards,sympathy card:all their bétltlar and bake sale at the
can be found at The Enterprise city hull on Saturday, December T
meets hext week, Tuesday at threepfice $5.00.'u work 8'-\3¥l1I1U€0d-
o'clock at the usual place.There Phone Black 259, Mrs. M. Suther
will be a discussiow followed bs land 40 tf
son .io tugey \\»E`Zi."`§ii.~§`."¥fT$=$`£i§'*h= home of Mrs. John Moore Sat-Permanent Wa\e,$=;_50_M :
Smith in Omaha last Sunday.urday at three o'clock.'kinds of beauty work.Phone 197.
For 5a1e.___{),le md Shorthorn.Mr. und Mrs.Si Johnson have Mm K. A. Pound, 206 E. Colfax.
bun, 15 months old.Call 121 onlmoved into the McCoy house on 38-tr
14.nuke Foley.ae-1¢'"@S¥ `"`==Shingr<m street.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lippincott ofWatch this paper next week for!1 repeir Sewing Machines and C*i5I>¢r» W!»'0~. have been seendine
f u r t h e r d e t a i l s o f ¢ ~ S 0 p h n m i a » 5 ' P h o n o g r a p h s .B r i n g t h e m a e h i n e i i h e p a s t w e e k w i t h r e l a t i ve s a n d
\|h d ||o H.I u _l f d i n voo f f i c e .P o p u l a r p r i c e .2 3 - o f .' 5 ` 2 l w ; ' : " ; ; 1 » s a h r s h i l *° § . . I § .' i ." ` i i . . f I ;. 5 I . 2 ' ; . . " 3 . ' . f " § £ . §. » i ' ; ' " S f l ? . . . - o f L i n u l
T l l e B l a i r M i n i s t e r ?A s s o c i a t i o n D u a r t P e r m a n e n t e ,n n g l e t e n d s ,a n m c "o l e " b e l " 'o o '
e r ,p n c e c l r i g h t .P h o n e 1 1 1 o n 12 . '| '= '5 '»a t e T h a n k s g i v i n g d i n n e r a t w a s a n o v e r S u n d a y v i s i t o r u t f t h e
4 6 - 1 r R _W a l t e r N e l s o n .t h e p a r e n t a l ,I .N .H a n s e n h o m e ., h o m e o f h e r p a r e n t s , M r . a n d H r s .
F o r S o l e - - S i n s p r a n g c a l x e s N o u g e t t h a t P i a n o f o r t h e c h i ]S a m S t e v e n s .
.|.o 0 4 .R - ""| |U g l t h e a n n u a l e l e c t i o n .M r .a n d M r s .D u a n e E v a n s o f P h o n e 1 1 o n 2 - I ,l d r e n s C h n s t m a e .$ 5 0 ,$ . 5 ,$ 9 0 u n d !. B o s L i f e '' l m a g a z i n e .f o r
4 6 - 1 %C l a r k S t n c l c l e t t . l l f ' { H l \ ¢ 1 ' .o n e a s y t e r m e _ i f d e i s 1 r e d . | E ' ? ? ' . 5 n g g l g f -a n l d e a l C z s t m o s
Mr. and M r.l. John Sumn |nd"~""""" uluua, "rv :wsu ul. au-.who ue employea :nd M5 Floyd Bunn at the
Nm .nent me '!*'1"\eel'\=f-I dum at the B. F.
c lm .1 -as-11 . mme axon..=...f'§...'-f.`ff."ff2'f'... 212|mfma Mn: Curl wolf: and s m.v - . - y nterprise ofiioa.
Chas. Stapletn
home at Broken
ing, after sever
|re|ntives in this
1 Do you play
terpn-ise..hns :\
of score curds,
Why not see th
For Sale-Po
3 t a l . ,u v A n t
42-rf.
m re tu r ne d to h i s
Bo w F r id a y . mo m-
a i da y s visit.wi th
c ity .
tkiagez m E m
c o mp le te n e w li n e
plac e cands,etc .
e w "23-c f
la n d Ch in a b o a r !
| nml n f fh a uv:-\a~1rI
Sor en J ensen,
nvn r Carl to ri ~ '"` ~Iunily wen Sunday dinner guar
wriu.. your Chrhtlnzu letten on ;g,;_h= Fnnk WoKf home In
._'elm.' g i m m e , ; n=;§°==fv-s e e ~Mr. and Mn. Wallace Snowden
_ 'lp reivldns over the urhrnl ni |,\
\C. K. Bemorl. llcensevi emnnn
lu a n d u mk n lh r, Bl a i r .Ohe o
I plume 161, ru. yhoua 1ss.8-U
Mn. Anna liolterma n and Mn.
Anna I-lane were Sunday l'\|¢5:|;
mne md one-hall' wund lanalqce
Saturday, November ao.
Owing to being so crowded you
mus t pk I! y o u dun't lee what
Thanksgiving ho days with Blair D. hall._.
|relati\as and frien s.Mn and_ Mrs. Carl Isewmrn of
|Mm.and hir Floyd Evans Lmcoin, heb., spent Thanksgiving
'drove to Glenwood,Iowa last and the weck-e-ui an the parental,q d d v z .he da wi¢h\'1`-H.Wnght home.Mrs.Ne\\~un as an s Jen J'illlrs. Evans' pairents, Mr. and Mrs.man vms fonnerly Helen Wrzght.
l l .B.Wright..Mr.:md Mrs.Clifford Halbert
u t . ,ur..a..\......¢.|. An!nu»lu:u\..l ».'spent H1312 .l.I\\.II$t135' at U10 M .11m m s .1 1 I l l .Q C I I l l i l k l f .\ : u | . ¢ : : u u u c u i l
f e w f r i e n d s a t h e r h o m e M o n ¢ i ' 1 y
a f t e r n o o n a t n q u i l t i f f g p a n y .A
n i c e d i n n e r w a s s e r v e d b y M r s .
Qn\\mill+in f h a »>\.¢=nim?.
Ha lb e r t h o me i n 0 m a h a .Misa
Bernic e a n d Da le Ha i be r c o f Li n-
' t o l n were also h o me f o r n shnrt
sired by Hy bl
champion n low
A¢1.v¢
of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Iiollerman.gyou want.,Mrs. w. D. Hmzhes ié verv alli L. c. hlonv,Jeweler
v v "vu.w n gunnaNa State Fair.
H a r a - v Q n l t r
Holiday vacation.
M i n Jane Noble,who i nc l
|lt Humboldt, Nah. and Mr. Mel
Q ' u n 4 ;u. . r \ . a \ u a'"."§``" 'Miss Eleanor Dixon came home' " "'1-;1th the "P f"f,hf urltzng, at her from the state university to spend .small down payment nngi we
hes ome on "ent - e raska street...wnll be glad to set anythm m :he_.Thanksgnmg mt h her parents,..3\l:l Stop--Look--Lustcn See I\I0m»1\|.-and mm.1 .\|.-n;,,,,,,store back untal Chnstmus.WTho's supersttious?'I'he..ladie
oi we nietiiowst .,............., . . - ,n' most laughable comedy on Fri-l
day the 13th at the Methodist'
church.46-ltl
A good bottom 80..nice im-
provements,od as new land all'
Non' and Miss Betty Noble, who
attend the State University ac
Lincoln, were week~end guests of
Mrs.Edna Noble.
Mrs.Emily E. Chenoweth, who
gotiled, very productive.This is not.h" spent seseral months at the
only a. good 80 to live on bu: veryl
good as income property.$16T;50|
,wr acre.N. T. Lund & Co. /l t1Local talent will give :x -#
lact comedy entitled "Sophronia'a
iweading" at the Methodist church
Friday evening, Dec. 13.This isf
a hilarious performance alid the
best local actors take para 46-It
James Bennett of Sioux City,
drove down Wednesday evening
and enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner
with his family at the Mrs. Jas.
Soldiers'Home at Burkett,Neb.,
is ngain making her home in Blair
and has ordered The Enterprise
sent to her address.
The Enterprise has zu lovely line
of Christmas stationery to choose
from.There are many styles and
headings.Envelopes to match. 24
sheets and envelopes in each box.You are invited to see our sl.a~
tionery.46-if
Dr.w.F.Hemphill left last
Friday morning for the west coast
M. .. »...,. ......\.. \l...:..... hr..u..
first for your fine Christmas
presents.L. C. Klopp, Jeweler. it
Mrs.Don Stewart will enter-
tain the young married Indies
bridge club this Thursday nf:er~
noon.H'
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hines enter-tained the pinochle club at theiri
home on Wednesday evening, last
week.`
For Sale-One Shorthom bull
and one Jersey bull eligible to
registration. Phone 211 on 24.
46-lt J.L. Petersen.
Have you ordered your Christ-
mas cards?Get them at The
Miss Frances Bross,who m_|4o-1:Klopp, the Jeweler.
tends the state university, enjoyed
the Thanksgiving vacation at the
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Campbell had
as 'Thanksgiving dinner gueata,
|f h 1 M _M _Mrs.Mary Lundt D.F.Lundt,i§»'IL°.§...§.' puren 5|r .a ndjs 'Mn and Mrs. Gus' Lundt and two
Misa Frances lioopman,who
attends the Omaha University,
came to Blair last Wednesday
evening and spent the remainder
vt the week at the parental, W. J.
lioopman home.
For Sale-The Fitz Simmons
home on west Grant street, priced
right for quick sale.See S. W.
Chambers, w estate, or write or
phone the trustee, Francis J Kim-Enterprise office.We print ur-em.lb=u,Wakefield, Neb.44-cf
Pnces right.46-tt'
Misses Clara Rasmussen and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nntter enter~
tained at dinner Sunday the fol~
James Maher
s o n s .
Mr. and Mrs.
tertained Mr.
O'Hanlon and
Reed 0'Hanlo:i en-
and Mrs.Clark
Frances and M m
and Margaret a t
dinner on Thanksgiving day.
Fine Saxophone,$55LW.Uke-
leles ull prices:Drums,Violins,
Guitars, Mandolins and Aeeordeons.
also the new ROLLMONICA with
4 mils at $2.50.Music Store.I t
100 bushels shelled .com will
buy a good Piano from nie.Will
trade Watches,Phonogrqiic, Or-
.\.L
From :This Store4
of Fine Foods
Select the edibles that
you wish for your own
Christmss dinner,and
also those you are plan-
ning as a gift to those
less fortunate, from this
store of fine foods-»
s 'Stapleton home in this ci
returned to Sioux City in
Ining.
Mrs. Donavon Turner, '
been visiting for some tim
W. P. Turner home, left 11
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tl
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vi]
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T».
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ho
at
A|1z;;;s~";a"§§;; ""§§"u`$.§T5haf&§Helen Gottsch spent Thanksgiving
:\'e~ mother, Mrs. I... I-`. Ta'lor of Oak-at he Emi l~G°mh~h°me i n the
la d C uf .b f hi Domacker dxstnct.has mn Bm:orma e ore as return Carl Beekman, who attends the
the . .' .. ... .._]..|sta§a universltv at Lincoln. snent
lowing lrlends:Mr.and Mrs.
Harry Seltz,Mr. and Mrs.Joe
Lazure,_and Mr. and Mn; Holland
Smith and son.
Tho Ynumr Ponnha nf ar.. (iris.
guns or some lunmune for COHLI need 200 bushels for wvdtrr-
46-lt S. 1?.K°===P
Mr. and Mrs. Soren Svendgnrd
and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Front of
nt. Sun-
Ljwhere
l Qjnflio is
Qt- :that
:es éouth
miller at
Mr. and Mrs.Ed Léwellen en--,'. ''tertlined ut A family dinner lastlthe holidays at the naren.al, C. J.
Thursday when the following were
preqentz Mr. and Mrs. Grunt Ganz
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Slricklett of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Inwellen of Grand Island.
Lu..v r........Beckman home ln this city.
'f'he Monday Afternoon Club
will meét with Mrs. c. K. Bendorf
Dec. 9.The program for the m-
emoon is a most. interesting one.
Miss Edith and John Jensen,
_..-_--..,, -_-,..- .,. ...e .......tian church will give n mission ao-
dul Friday evening, Dec.G at the
church.A pluy, "Educating Mary'
program and free refreshmets
will occupy the evening.46-lt
We write all kinds of insurance
and can give prnmpt service.Let
St. Joe, Mo., enjoyed the slum nr
the Orpheum lllt Saturday eve-
ning.Mr.Froi f i s a brother of
Mrs. Svexdgurd.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Berwick :md
lnhy drove in fmm Detroit l u !
Thursday and visited until sam;
blaée.W m. A r ms tro n g, wh o 1 i \
o f B la i r , w a s a ple as an t 1
Th e En te r pr is e off ic e ids
da y .W i ll h a s ma de a s p e
pur ebr ed ho gs f o r s o me t
n d \u n '~a n u a ~l ¢ : .
moderate prices.\nay an me Moya DVIIII am IQ- n..."0dI1E.5d8§'evening Of I8 t 'lll»'€€l€"o attend the S|.3t% umversnty BI."F qote you DUI rite 011 3I!toI10 villloll }|0mg3 Mr Begwht in Bclty of and spent the mmainder, of the Lincoln,spent the meek-end at bale insurance or any other lme brother of Mrs Evans
~d .an ...hmbe i .te .:ed .''2 § E . . ' ? . f . ' ." e e k v l s l t m g w i t h M r s .6 3 9 9 5 a n d t h . p a r l m a l '' f -P .J e s e n n o m i . . .Z 2 f ' . . " " "m " J i ~1 .P . .T h e l a d i e s o f t h e B a n t i s f c h u r n h
r ~n u . .E l o I .u u y p n d l . | . | . v | : \ . |n l n u u l .
IM a u n a u n a } l : a \u u u a " " ° i U u l l n l l
f b o a t s t o s e l l ." l ~ .
M i s s G l a d y s G i l l i a m e n t e r i f i i n e d
me f ollowi ng fri end s a r. an oy s ter
zpper o n la s t Tu es da y e w n i n g :
Irs.E d Ra n a ,Mr s .Be n Bailey ,
Irs.Cu r ti s Ra th n ia nn ,Mr s .E lla
uc hanan,illre.I d a Ha r d i n g ,
li s s e s Me r le Mo r ri s o n a n d Vi vi a n
illia m.Th e eve ni n g wa s spent
renewing old acquaintances here.
He is city engineer at Beatrice
where he has been for some time.
On Friday evening,Dec.13;
the re wi ll be presented a t th e
Me tho d is t c hurc h a.c omedy en-
ti tled "S op h ro ni a 's W ed d in g" . Mrs .
.\" .' . J . Ko opman ha s c h arg e of th is
re ma rk ab le c omedy wh ic h is a
|guamntee that it will be we!!
F o r S a l e - - Ma n s Rus si an Unix
f u r c o a t i n p r i me c ondi tion.J u s t
the th i n g f o r one wh o is o u t i n
th e we athe r.Ca ll Th e Ez r e r pr i s e
offic e.f 46 -tf
N o Mi ss ou ri " Blue s"o r a n y
othe r b lue s c a n lon g s ta y wi th y o u
wh e n y o u see "S op hr on ia 's W e d-
d i n g "g i ve n a t the Me th o d i s t.
c hurc h F riday evening, D ec . 13.lt.L e n d s .| h s n d l e d .4 6 ~ 1 r !M r s .H a r r y S e l t z o f D e S o t o ,i a
N I L . . .1 - . _ . .\ ' - \ . . l _. . . . . L . . . . 4 . - ! . . . . . . l . ._ __ _.- -...- ...1 1 r ¢\ l r . .__ o
' l u " A i a \ ¢A o u u u u \ |u v " |.se r ve d a ve r y f i n e c hi c ke n d inn er..'I$'° .'.;Z`§'§§*§f..'?"'l.,§'§...§'.'".'?"£ "Shi to th e pub lic an th e c i ty h a ll o n
c hurc h la st F r i d a v eve ni n g a n d f s a tu r d a y e ve n i n g ,No v. 2 3 .Th e y
wh e n th e s a le o f th e g o o d s c lo s e d i we r e iveil pleas-ed wi th th e p a t-
tli ey f ou nd . over a h un dr ed d olla rs ron age they r e c e ww .
i n the ir tre asu ry f o r whi c h th e y i W h a t ab ou t Ch r i stma s !.'l€€UUK
wi s h to th a nk th e ir m:J . ny f ri e nd s .; ~ f = f ?Th e Eijterprizie o f f i c ;i s
3 ._ea qu ar te rs o r t e m .o u r. m l i e . n " § ? a f ' § " f § § § ' i i n n é f i i ?fr ie nd s wi ll b e de lig hted to re c e ive
Su n du v f o r th e f o llo wi n g rela-a gr e e ti n g f r o m y ou.Do n 't_ di 8 -
ti ves :Me s s r s an d Me sd emes H. ~ ap poi nt the m. It's th e ixttle tlun gu
C\mse&Sanbum'x Coffee, regular $1.75
seller, special per 3 lb. can $1.60
Real Cup Coffee, per lb.49c
fc
e
Hummer Brand Coffee specnaf 3 lb.$1.00
\
: u r e a a u n t :n u u i e t z l t e r u s l r z e u ." t
e w f r i e r i d s a t b r i d g e l a s t F r i d a y 1
r e n i n g a t t h e h o m e o f h e r m o t h -1
r ,M r s .E d . 1 a N o b l e .' T h o s e p r e s -1
_ Mrs. Mattie Noble leaves 1rmny ennernaanmg' me ue :now \\ omaqa -_...morning for Omaha where she will Club this afternoon sind her 3'i 05 fl:-l\laml,, helson Berger on lnine that count.45-It
take the train for Boise, Idaho twdaughter,Mrs.David Mummert if 9i¥;»1»Raylnord Hemel on .irs. Theo. Wahl.-strom of C°'{"'
s p e n d t h e w i n t e r w i t h h e r x t w o l a n d h i t s .G e o r g e S t a n l e y o f B l a i r ;o u l s u l e ,I : - e d S m i t h , R e x ' m u n g o i l B l u f f s . c a m e " P o n T h a n k s g i v -
»| . . . . . :u . . . .\&[ } . l » . w A i D l n I e -i n n 'w l n vn l n e r n n f l Q u a n t |1 19 : I n ventwereMr.and Mrs.Loren
Klopp, ML and Mrs. Clyde Comp-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hulbert
and Mr.Melvin Norr.A nice
lunch was served at a late hour.
Harry .Chrlstehsem who has
been conducting the Harry's Radio
shop in the Blair Gas umm, has
found a wlder Held and more sat-
isfactory loestlon in Fremont, Neb.
and moved his goods over there
on Wednesday.Blair business men
regret to lose Harry .from Lhis
territory as he is a bright, wp-able young mln and L `vq1usble
addition co the bmle a mzeresra
of the community.His home is in
Fremont which nxtuhlly dnws
him there also.We eq, hirn.the
beat su¢:eessin his ehosemi field of
endeavor.~ `
Gold Fish
We have n few SMALL
and MEDIUM sized lish
for sile, without Globes.
Fish Globes
l gaL squat or drum shape
75c each
Fish Moss
We have a limited sup-
ply this week.Come in
at once before it is nll
gone.
;..'l`l\e...
Srewan Pharmacy
dughters -and their families.Ol1°drove down to attend.';;;'ué;"°' "'° "' "c " ' "* ' " " ° ' l ; ; ;~ a f g g ' J o h n ' X
Sunday, Mrs. Noble had a family The Congregational people are ..M Wahlstrodinnerforherchildrenwhoareto hold their annual meeting next t PM. Birs.Qscar xiirersozi §§ h.<j§ d§=;. ~ nr ~ fnmilv _ g
here and a very pleasant duy was
spent.
The Camp Fire girls numlserini
ten, who are under the guardian-
ship of Mrs. L C. Klopp and Mrs.
David Mummen will meet Friday
tc make preparations for their
annua ristmas party.At this
time 1 y try to spread Christmas
cheer to other girls and boys who
'.\neek,Tuesday evening at
church.Light refreshments
bc served after the business
sion..
Sewing Machines-Singers;
lliome, Wheeler & Wilsons, White
|and others,all guaranteed from
$3.00 up to $35.00.Special b u -
gains for Christmas.Cash or pay-
the
will
ses~
New
x|emermmeu six mules Ol rrlenua az
pinnchle last Monday evening.At
a late haur delicious refreshments
were served.The adding of the
scores revealed Mrs.Gus Rath-
rmmn and Ed Gilhertson, high and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jensen, low and
suitable prizes were given.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans and
ments.Shelled corn taken as cash|Mf° and Mrs. R' E. Vinton Billet-
: ...Mi .m-»¢|\.»nf -¢l»»hv»a n
always finds we latcharing out.
Mrs. Nat Cole has been serious-
ly i ll fo r a week and is now at
the Dlair hospital where she is re-
poried u wry low.Mrs. Cole hai
many friends in and around Blairwho regret to leam of her illness
and hope for more favorble x¢»
ports soon,.._~
Mn. 'Elsie Joraemmn and ding'
20 Mule Team Born, dish wash powder, per package
10 Ib. Sacks Sugar, special
\are less fortunate than they.sc above I4Theauctionrummagesal¢,`n: my hmm
sponsored by :he Congregational Mn a n dl
ladies, was held Satwrday, Nov. 23 as dinner 1
:"is,"*E"2;z°,;,,,°°"':;i'f »'i~z:§;»'1a;,;°m...,';''§:a;; I ¢.2'°if,§T.'...;;"§;;.; ;: "='
°''h ~ home.Those present were Mr. the following relatlveaBhd friend!M r s .G n f m d G a r n e r a a n d M J B w °h r .a M r .a t T h a n k 8 g i v i n g d i n n e r 'u p m aF S .4 f l ~'4r u e i t a O n T l m n k s g i v m g - . . . \M . . .r u .\ n . . § . . \ . ¢ .. . . Q r l n v m . .M m 1'M " f o o t q m r l d h n r h b n v r .
Toilet Paper, Big Chief Crepe, 3 rolls
Lam Oil Toilet Soap 5 Inn ;
-(Supr and Cramer Frey)and netted the ladies a nlce surn of
money for -their trouble."The
buyers,i n turn,received full
value for their money and more,
in good warm merdundise.The
ladies are greatly indebted w Jen-
éen and`Bross. auctioneers and
C. J. Schmidt for their free ser-
vices.
Mrs. |K. C. DeGroff, assisted by
Mrs. Sherry Moore, gave a ta ra
well pany last Saturday evening
for Mr.and Mrs. Tom Blanchlru
v<ho are going to locate at Clay
Center, Neb.The esta were ensv.tertained at bridge.there being|
Day,Mrs.Gai-ner's mot1ter,Mrs.
S.M.Cradit and son, Jamie ox
Neligh,her sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Axen and son,
and Mr. Axen's mother, Mrs. Can
Axen of Pilger.
,Word has been reeeited by rela-
tives here ol the death of James
Trimble ol Kadoka, S. D.He was
a brother-i:i~law a t Mrs . o.M.
Ireland, Mrs. Lou Latta and Mrs.
G. G. Hines of this city, and an
early citizen of Blair, having lived
here over thirty years ago.His
death occurred Monday moming,
a m -ra .v wl s v uns... v,\¢.e..-wood, Iowa, and Mr, and Mr E.it Beririck and baby of limo c.
The Thanksgiving services held
at the Congregutivw church lust
Wednesday evening we n very
well attended.Those fortunate
enough to be present enjoyed new
eral good musical numbers and A
sermon appropriate to the Thank#
June, |nd Mr. 'and Mrd g d v e m
West ot' Herman," H r f and l n .
John S§tton`of Carlton, 1;»~ Mr.
and Mfr.Jim. Sorensen,r. and
(Mrs. C. R.Suti on a nd lon, Ni k
|Mr.and Mn. Theo. Lundt and
Emma Lou.'*Q2
A. B. Caldwell, mnnager`oPth'e
Omaha Auto Club paid The Enam-
gmng spi ri t by Re v. L J. Har-
gett ol the local Christian church.|M¢;iitllay.~ Ca ld we l l wa s ha s
Charles Ziema f o lm 8°s pai "P '"°"'\>°"°*iP°i npassedaway s,,,,',i',§,, 'f,,_,,,,,,'f;° ,Q Lhe_A. A.A.0maha Auto muh.
the age og seventy-one years.De-.h'"'"'3 organized a Washington
ceased was a broth r in 1 f county branch Quite a number of
prise office a pleasant call 'on nge
December 2.He is aurvived by hiBin\..:..n.....i-..=Q-fi .£.'f°'...?.automobile oiamers here . have
Crown nma Vegetable sm, .pal wr nn
Lexington Cream Flour, per sack
three tables.Pr i ze s we r e awa r d -f d th r e e d a u hte r s \.¢un3 " ' " " ' " " »' " °ul.u u s clay ." "`...\ mr...u:n......1........: ........| r r*1.»|.~....|vn a n ._~.0 .II-Ie lea ves thr ee sons a n d on e avai le d the ms elves o f the '°PP9F"Frexh Side Pork, per pound eu nm.. pm-u-mu ...Nfor high scores, Mrs.
and Mr. Blanchard,
A delicious lunch was
Mrs.Mattie Noble
"' '"' ""'*'*'Mr. Phil Brass,his daughters.lj- E. Flack Gladys and Phyllis, Mr. Biker and
° 'e;°°n3 'Mrs. H. Bross drove up from Lin-
sen 'com Than!-rvgiving morning for
_was mos dinner with Rev. and Mn. A. F.
agreeably surprised last 'l'\X€$d-HY Nevrelhand family.Mrs.Bross,
evening when a number of the who i s put nine ty years of age;
W.R.c .Indies who had taken stood the trip exceedingly we1l,en-
PB!t'Yn the "Splnstérs Convention"|joyed _the dinner as well as any-
came in on her at her home on,one, and rode hack to Lincoln with
west South street, io give her afher son the followingSundny alt»
,farewell pa ny before she leaves er a.t.hreed.|y visit with her dnugh
for Idaho.The ladies brouglxtiter, Mrs. Newell.
1
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daughter to moum his deaw.The tunity ~ becomg members YJ! thi!
funeral was held Tuesday and i ination-vnde organization,~,
tennen: was made in the Forest A card from Mrs. Olive J. Smith
Lawn cemetery..''w\w,.widr her daughters,Mines
Mrs,Dora Sumner who,wm\~*`""°°=*and Grace,are spending
her son leon,resides south of he winter at Long Bemhi C"M'»
Kennnrd, was a welcome caller atxsmt" that they are enjoymg_t\le
The Enterprise office Tuesday whmi clminte and haue been ev*
Mrs.Sumner brought the Enwrjxee ing qune u hlt smee nrnvingprise editor a copy of the Winter-| there.Mrs. Smith has two sons
set Iowa,Madiuonian a n er at 11008 Beach, Chener S. and Rayp p-[wha is manager of the Wllumgtonestalishethere|n_lB56.This ffrpnmerv He r mrd ntntnrl dnt
Good Country Butter, per pound
»
alo ng I nlm lunc h ma e v e rwm M Ginn h u l l - v u l n . s u m n e n o m n o m ° ° " " ' i E § i § ' i 2 l 4 * I d i ' ' E YFlue nt m I me a l md ~ vll- e u I.-Tw. 5 ... lI| ¢ I1 d| 'l:-li 1 =~rx-!§¥ ,!"i '. ¢ -hfv ha v e a :muy '""'|hm ulle d :ali c e mlf..
|I_,';t'"' mi.: Iffgm é¢\n¢kl"" mere.iting
M r .a n d M r s .O l i v e r H u d l e s o n § r : c h ; : > 1 f o l i ; : v ; ; ; i ~ ~M r .a n d M r s .M .E .T y s o n a n d "C A R D O F T H A N K S
f n l | | 5 ; ! » u |n l a.|\\»1nn1v p u n l n h n n n ; ' h § P * ¢ n ! \\ l l l §9 R ¢ i { " |\|"i f !~~~~~c u l c l u u u l . : u a n u | . u | . l \ l : y u s u u x u u a l U s s u u s u u v a l " l l a l i J J \v 1 4 l o ll a m .S u n d a y a t t h e i r h o m e o n a s e r v i n g b y h e r d a u g h t e r s ,D o r -
S o u t h F i f t h s t r e e t . .T h e t u r k e y , o t h e a a n d J e a n .W h e n b r i d g e
w a s a n e x t r a f i n e o n e s e n t b y s c o r e ;w e r e a d d e d ,i t w a s f o u n d
t h e i r d a u g h t e r ,M r s .C l y d e B i f f s r t h a t M r s ., K a r l P e t e r s o n w a s h i g h .
o f L i n g l e ,W y o .a n d w a s v e r y .M r s .E .C .B u r d i c o f H e r m a n ,e e c -
m u c h e n j o y e d b y a l l .T h o s e w h o i o n d a n d M r s .R .C .H i t c h m a n ,l o w
w e r e e o f o r t u n a t e a s t o b e p r e s -a n d a l l w e r e p r e s e n t e d w i t h e p -
e n t w e r e A n d r e w B o h e a n d f e m -p r o p r i s t e p r i z e s .O u t o f t o w n
iiy, Ernest Bohn and Hr and Mrs.guests were Mrs. Burdic and Mrs.
_ . . . . a -- - - '- - - __ - . . . - -- . _ -. _.
baby drove down to Kipp, Kansas
in time for Thankagivizsg day at
the home of their daughter and
sister. Mrs. W. W. Pfautz and Mr.
Pfautz.The trip is well over 325
miles as,Kipp is twelve miles eaut
of Saline, Kansas and Everett said
they made it in his Ford in eleven
hours, stopping several places for
i We desire by this means to
thank you for the many kindneeoes
shown us after the death and at
the funeral of our beloved son and
brother,Joel Carlson.Also for
the beautiful floral offerings.We
desire to thank the ministers sm
the singers and eseure you we
will always hold you in gratefulLee Budleson, all of this vicinity,Emmet Johnson of Herman.Ag a s ~ o i l .'They 1'on_nd tlie hi8hjlremembnfgce. ____§
Y ' V f ' v ' » -r ~ » -,Irr.r v- r , - r '_' r f ' w »-» .,r 1' 'r ' r " ' v ' r '__,.Y
afternoon was i ways in fme shape and had u most;mrs. rs. nl. Uarlson
\Blair, Nebrnh, D¢¢mb=r¢; man a n|===.1=m==-\-l====|=»==: l u n
11 you have been wailing for Mrs. Geo. Vodka and u friend '- - v t 7 ' \ ~~ p r i c e s w g a down, here islldia Furl DuGay drove up fronfx B L C1
'I I -~- -IYWY chance-Cents made go en omahg and ate Thnnlwdvinz din-Mr.and
0 -<- 0 l .| 1 .a .ou $25 dtered yvm now at "'""°\§.`§'¢ ;;»;¢;;= §i""i'1"'\f1.",2 '° "" ' M" 'C ur ti s and
' "`$ '° Fu h i x g g mf -D 46-lt We are i;x1onn;: that Mr and evening at '
"omcn a :o your M H |d W1 'Mr.andF T .C A L H O U N _Chrimnns §*\°PPiP8 °° 0"F " h " l e : f e bya rxto mEf°2J i' fo r ASI Anna and 1
A N D ~ ~ion Center ln BlBll'°°U\;}: lmve *f_'°}=°n§where Ltheymwill spend the °"§l'?s;°" 5
K--\ _ _ : _,__,___ ,.. ,, _,__ ____ ___ ___, ,L_V ,
R E E K V A L L E Y c :5ua':d "ff §.°'Z~'i.f'l'?,i°"w1*`.¢`f Legginnr home -»n Thundny Another new shipment ol sm $19.75 ma the lin: ns sv sz mal
Mrs.1 Lau lnesriny and Gertnxde stayed over Twen;y dx atiemled Sundny Dresaea just received in all the the place is :he Fashion Cdlbm. 21
Merton spear M-Idayfmff 5°_:'2.":... . ._ ~ *Ere* 5f.Pl2;"=':§.!'f"'.§f=»d»v- .="'"' new styles and colors.T h e ` . " i ' " " : ~" ' E f f
Mrs. Minme Ll1Im&n's.Mrs.Adolph Holtman
Richard visited Sunday
t Wm. Holt,man'a
ara Schweder snent
!n r . a n n m l n . a u u u I c u z s o c u l u v .m r .l l u u m r s .n c n r y J Cf a m i l y w e r e S u n d a y d i m m e r g u e s t s s o n ,M e r t o n w e r e d i n n e
.\ l ..\il......l'I l\ . . . .\i!....2....\.|.. A Al..-\r d 1 _ . _ _
nsen ana pHces are ;4.9s,$6.15,$10 ¢£»|== we rumen '-*="""~' ° ' "r $`"£S*"|.__s
ox mr . an a mr s. u uu ey wn g m. .al; me A. u . J en s en n o me a t f r e - l - _- - - - - - - - -»-- - --M r .a n d Mr s .Ho w a r d Ap p le b y mo n : o n Th a n k s g i vi n g d a y .|.
ar e th e p r o ud pa r e nts of bo y nu m-~ a n d M r s . L o u i e M e n c k e a n d -» - 11 ;. ~
be r f ou r , Th u r s d ay mo rn i n g ..mh lld r e n we re S u n d a y e ve h i n g vi s -- "a-,,,1 f k lg - , , .
Mr .a n d Mr s .D o n 1-las tlng si itor s a t th e J o na s Blo mh er g; h ome..1-{p5,., .ga ._,_1:<'§,..'?3¢_|l~1§'l§§~"
s p e n t a f e w d a y s th e f i r s t o f t h e Mr . a n d Mr s. Ge o r g e Fa lle n a n d ~1r,,.;:we e k a t th e J es s e Ha ns e n h ome .son,Clarenc e we r e di n ne r gu e sts ' \"
M r .a n d Mr.1.Ch r i s I§a§mussen en.g m E ma n y e l And rea sen h o me .
'§1Z`>°" me
WE TTha Monday attemocn ardclnb the yefr
n m Nov.zo wun mn .Mm.n____;
rcnanulllc IH Dill#HL un winner mumnn.un-ey lun unc L_-___,__--Thanks vm g h hPRICESeveryda?in J.Van* Valin families are svi flzif K1 _ g vaca on wat ome4 6 - 1 :t o t h e s a m e p l a c e a n d w i l l g o t o -° § ~ " ' . § @ § Z f§ '§ . ' § " T § . i -e d
vn a t i o n a l C o a t S a l e a t , € ¢ t h ¢ l ' -L U m ° U U ¢ ¢ ~
'M r a n d M r s J o h n S u t t o n o f m e n t s o f t h e m a r n a g e o f M I S S
.a s --, .i r j g o u c f f s d ; : ; g § n o l C a r l t o n ,N e b . ,M r .a n d M r s .J .M . | L ° a h h u e b a u m t o m l n i a m A l l e n
...n _ . _ _ |- - _ . .- .n e o n W e s t .a n d M i s s J u n e a n d M r .an d g § f° _ § , 'f_ 'f_ '§ '§ 'f_ " f'"F n d a y ,N o v .29 12 1
K 1 n n \S L l.. x` I' fI " I' i i 'li i i s r Slade:nt H o n " " " " I mdl! e v e ni n g a t : he .1 3 ~'IE
An Arra~y
of Gift Ideas for
Thrifty Shoppers
Plenty of gift ideas here, each
.and every item priced so
moderately that you
can easily afford
to buy all you .
(care to.
Boys and Girk warm mittens .Sk nd 75:
Sm§.§§a"6»22l§""loénujé
Boxed H,»an¢f<1§§il "~"""`z§¢ ¢»£1.a}"i2i
|0 a1I||1 |
Ladies' and Misses Rayon ~.
Hose, pam'Slc
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a n d Mr . a n d mr s . H a m m R a s m u s - r a t U m m'Ben ame nd ed th e fu n er a l o f M n !Mr s .1
and Mr s .Ho wa r d Rasrnusserfs Jacobson
Rial nnv f '..nv\.n hm n°1nfnnn§Quhn»..n f nnef
» on Sunday.|
\ and nzés. xierbm n *
an attgndgd the Paramount
Henry Jemsen Miss Alice ~Emine.'[sen w vm Duemu yw an wr-..~.lin Celia Rohwer was hasten nsmng Thursday, Dec. sm az :hr
to ~ ynung ladies dub Mo nday Fashion Center in Blair.46-1
.''ne -a l i ' a M H rd b m L.4 »»..?f'.,Mrrtnmilrvhited ff uf ,H I L R M A N N E W S
Mr s .Ma lv e r n W e s t we r e T h
¢i1.in¢r zrnpsztx n t th o Mr s .
~ l av 1 u u u x u c u l z .E l s i e : _, A n u m b e r o f r e l a t i v e s a n d
¢ » " " ' o b " " " "I d" ' |n e n s g a t h e r e d a t t h e J o h n E c h -J ° § § § = = = ; ; = d * = g ; ; ; a I e I ; l a 1 r . P l o f t e n k a m p ,J r h o m e l a s t S u n d n
.r y l e s .'vA r l i n g t o n ,w e r e g u e s t s W e d n e s -g n e s w h e n t h e y h e l p e d M r s
.c t e n k a r n p c e l e b r a t e h e r b i r t h d a y.y a t t h e A .R . f H a r p e i r h o m :" " i § i " f h @ e v e n i n g w a s s p e n t . vi s i t i n g a n d
a t t e n d e d t h e u n e r a o f ....H o v e r i n t h e a f t e r n o o n .; p l a y m g c o r a l s .L u n c h c o n s i s t i n g
g M r s R o s e K r a m e r e n j o y e d a o f s a n d w i c h e s ,p i c k l e s ,c a k e a n d
-t f ' o 1 f r o h e r s i s t e r c o f f e e w a s s e r v e d t o t h e f o l i o v r i n g :
v w ;I s c e n t m " M e s s r a .a n d M e s d a m e s L e o n a r d
M r s .M o r a n o f O m a h a ...~.M i s s M i l d r e d B r u n t o n : a 'z = t u d ~ |' ? h t ' e " k " m p a n d f a r m l y ,H e n r y
e n t a t \'\ " ay : 1 e s p e n t t h . ;-1~ ha nk B_D 1 ¢ : k m e y e r a n d f a m i l y , L o u i e D i c l ¢ ~
| g i v i ~ g \ . a c a i 0 ' n a t t h e h o m e o f r n e y é r a n d f a m i l y ,A l b e r t a n d
! h e r " p m e n t 8 E i r .a n d M r s ._]w _C l a r e n c e L u n d a n d f a m i l y , M r . a n d
i f s r u n t o n .'°l h l r s .L h n E e l i t e n k a m p ,S r .a n d
I M .J o h n \ \ " i l l i s s p e n d i n g t h e f m m f n a 1 - l o t m a n ,
' w n o i s n t N o r f o l k N e i i . v i s i l i n i !h e r l M i s s . l Q l l e n L a i l r } i s : | ,w h o t e a c h -
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u l . l . I ! 3 D V M ,\ . . l % u c l l l l A k u l v l l s w a n n a v . |A l \ l | D ud a y .M r .a n d M r s .C h r i s R a s t h e a t r e
m u s s e n s t a y e d o v e r t h a t n i g h t .a f t e r n o o
M r .a n d M r s .G .D .J a m e s s p e n t 'M r s .:
Sunday afternoon at the Rudolphthié Har
M k home.ul ay u~eand Mrs.Andrew Johnson turned I
culled on Mr. and Mrs.Geourei Mrs .l
1iasmus;en Sunday to see the new Ea.atern
girl.' met wit;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold French and Tuesdayghildrn spent Sunday at the Joe!L0Mrs.
me.u SP*'°3§..° Hansen went to Blair oniSutton I
Monday to serve as a petit juror.|Mr.a
hir .and Mrs. Harold Rasmussenfdaughte
\1 'L\ A Q n n r l n a o f l i n n a r ar z l nu i n n f M r f h a F i l
lt Omaha on Snturduy
n.Svlmll nf Blnir. vldud -0
~ry Smith home from Sat-
ntil Monday when she re
-mme.ienry Jensen attended U11StarKensingtonwhicrh Mrs. Vinton of Blair or
afternoon.
ant Friday at the Che
home.md Mrs.Ted Olson an ,r were dinner guests a ..|
o
Theo.Lundt and m
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h o me .' I n c J u n i o r class o f th e }1igh
sc ho ol prese nted a thr ee -a c t c o m-
e d y e u u tl e d " L e a v e i t to D a d " t o
a la r g e md i e n c e i n th e c i ty h a ll
'Ines-nay evenmg.The c f m. was as
f o llo ws :J o h n Sms th,Cathe ri ne
Sc h roe der , Ger tru de La nd i s, os c ar .
Ra m , A l i c e Mo eller ,indward .l..or-
e n u m ,Ab b i e E va n s a n d A l m a
Ohrt..Ea c h one ta k i n g p a r t du !
exn epg iomuly vqell amd ar e to be
Mr s .Clar a Pierc e o f 0 ma h a , |
wa s h er e W e dn es d ay to atte n d the l
. f u n e r a l o f C.E .Ho v e r a n d vi s- |
la te d a t the h o me o f h er so n, J o hn .
Su pt.a n d Mr.-1.S h e r a n d
ba by drone to P la tts mo W e d -
nes day f u r a vi si t wi th hi s per-4
c u t ;o ve r : h e holiday s.Th e y m g
'1'hanksg'iving di nn er wi th fr i e n d m
, a t Pa wn e e C ity , Na b .|
g M r .a n d L i r a .L A .W o o d t v g r d
' W e r e g u e s t s f o r . T h a n k s g 1 \ ' 1 n g
n . 0 i l . . ._ . . . _ I \ | .r : ~ | ._s I . . . . . . .
m
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mOls o n h o me o n Ti mr s d n y .
nd Mr s (Than Rn f f n n an d|I " ` T ` \ \ ? ' l E " " " £ i ' f " " i l__'E C I I t A l b lt ln I n d i l l A D D I L l li l -' " " ' " m m - '| ' ° ' 5 m § ¢ § ' . § § » » 1 : ' 1 '- e f f a n - mi n e d ;'htf1,,g=;,=;_é»4 l§h \}¢"j{;,=,"'-'I-,,§'i',¢,' 2 f , '
§ ' e d n e s ¢ § | y _ f o l : _ _ t | ' | ¢ . ~ 9 *\ri?|\'1?..¢......»..5' 1'l|»E L lln n ln dEl'|D¥l U N H !
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nil;-`Z"iLH`h\-1 Ani N¢`5'l¢§"Ml-`f"` "ii;..'i;.i.;' §.;;:c o ng ra tu la te d..MILCD prause li u m :umn er o r mr. : mu n u:thei r c oac nes and in suu c zo ra.'i n e son o f Te k a ma h .
Mi n e ; M c l l v a m e a n d Ursine.Tu e hi r . a n d Mr s . H. B
m d ;glee c iub und er m e d1 r e c ~ ' ¢ e n q i n g d a ta Th n n lu
rs. 1: luyu Lar-aia:..»:,;" »3i&=§§5i= ~`°f'i=3\rT=5i1f5=T=bfi£én}fi§ii=?1\¥i- IIbamerun en-agi vi ng di nn er
L th e i r gIJ¢Bi.8
.. J . C a me n m,
Tr u h is e n a n d
M .Petersen
01111 Si d n e r o f
~~~~y gga-naman 1ana;;| vlu u. | |ti .T h t f t t h r s a l :Lallnpan.".';;|lt to e t g i r o h o g;f gg p g a n d Mi s s Ma r th a Hn r tu n g s p e n t s e v-
Mr s. S hr ad er to Platt. wn ou th , Li ar -e r a l d a y s la s t we e k a t th e Ha r ve y
»:.__Har~tu:1g home.c us I ma g e r to W a y n e ,Mi s s I d f g r ,M r a n d U r s Augu'=t K e r k h o f f
° " ° °" ° ' " " "wi t h Mr s .G.0 .J a me s a n d M r s n g i v i n g da y wi t h Mr s .Els i e J o r - I
Ar t J e ri s en , h e lp i ng ti e a qu i lt.'g e n s e n o f Bla ir .Mr .a n d Mr s .E a r l S m i t h a n d !
M r .a n d Mr s .Ra y J oh ns on o f r
Oma h a , sp e n t the we e k vi s i ti ng ' a t'
th e Ha r r y S m i t h h o me a n d r e - i
tu r n e d to O ma h a Su n d a y exe n i n g
Mr .a n d M r s .J o h n Pe te rs en .
spent. Fnday evening at the Wil!
R hwg g ~ ; °, § ;; g. g 3 "2 ' ;TE J lf' 2 `. .* w@» =1 1 =< 1 a sh o w i n I:`remont o n ; a n o me
" "l a 'T h a n k s m l n \ .H e r e i s o u r S P E C I A L ¢ , m z 1 s ' r|.o - q 'Qve ' e m nn . . . . . :\ ._ _ J ! A " § t f " m '3 f ' ° P :_. _. .~~1 \ n -E .§ . .1 . . » . . . g 1 : ~ . . m . . . . \ . . . . . . .n n e r n 1 : ' i : * t ' n R m m i m n n i H m i M r .a n d M r s .T e d O l s o n a n d |
Em o f Hin C h I ' i8 { £ I l$ ¢3 \ » wa s e n - _ a t their h o me wh e n
jo y e d ve r IIIUCII, gg Uii5 R180 me W BTC Dr . llld MIS . A
......-..u....¢.......:..\m.1 Inv a n mxdxes tr l Mr. :ami M m I le n n r.lliillllli u.ulunau.u ' J . . .--__.______ ___-. . _-." " " vwn d u c t e d b y U..A .Facia.iChild..lEll,Mi s s A n n
Mr . a n d h i ts . L e s ter S mi th mo v-a n d Mr . a n d Mr s. 3 |
ed \\ t€ | » nc 80 llY mm umr um\u aomelTe kn rn .u h.
n e w : m u m w e r n u u n g a mw m m e l Mr . a n d M r s . L . A
: a t t p a n o z to wn .1 Ma ry Mar ie o f Omah
n m Dora.~Mr s .D e u e f gu e s ts a t the s..1s1.
'n m .1 n m m u . ' W ° d " ° S ' l * Y everung..L r u n e a n d m u m
. . » . ¢ u ; » . . . l | \ \ . 1 r a i f h l h h t é n l l l l ~~~~
L o f | | ' n | | | I n u
s were mpperParrish home
\!*\»!=¢°»w»d
3|r_ .nd 5"-'_ |§_ 5, Slmm m u .-... -.N mu. -vnu "_-um-_-...|.,E'.h||¢", M Omlhl were guests ur Sr., and Leona Hallman of Ari-
M Smmp '|| _d M ington Ind Mr.and M n .OttDH " - , :\::g;|,;m!:|,¢ _gf Harma n and da ughte n vi si te d .ZTheywere,'|'h\|ndny."gn hh:-ga ze! | g,,¢ |i E'ffTy e v e ni ng ut Louie Dick-
?.'2I¢J.`€:$=Z, :.1";;';5f :E-daughter vidied at the E:nu l GUARANTE ED ss 1><>LLi"°'i¢'§.S&','.hf" i 1 , ' I " g'1'¥.°'H
for only.We--ltln nim-It '|°""~5d\ild|~en and Misa |_¢¢
tulne long.Ask for a DOLL!\-|g¢¢,|nt u n };_c .
fred Olson
nwe and
me Rave:1;f;..=.iihcolfI C I U I U b i d i ;4 1 » 4 - \ w - - - - - -- _m e e t i n o x m e P m g r e s s - , 1 m " " ' " ' 3 i ' " " $ w i t h r e l a t i v e s .I Ii v e 8 0 ; t t y ' I f u e d a y a x u e r n o o n .f A .L . S q u i r e s o f L i n c o l n ,w a s 5 1 § ; l ; , ¢ : d l n m g e r vi s i t ,r e t u r n i n g h o m e " " i § h ° ' S E ]k C A R D '' _-.._x t o v m l a s t w e e k " l i e d h b t h .Y -I m e e r a n d G e o r g e 1 \ | e -*4 6 - n h o m e M o n d a v e ve n . i : 1|e r e Y -=|M u s s M a g g x e L o w e . r e c e i v e d w o r d b a u m w e r e N i c k e r s o n c a l l e r s S a n - l S e n s a t m o n a l C o n t S a l e a t t h e `g
_. . " " ' " "* " € " ° ' L . . .' * ° " " ' r a ¢ a u \o f h i s b r o m e r - i n - l m c E. ..v .- , t h a t h e r b r o t h e r a n d s i s t e r - i n - l s w , , u r Q _ a y a f t e r n o g p .__F n s h l o n C e n t e r s t a r t i n g ' I ` h u r > d u } , _~ A H ~
oven-.[ Mn a n d Mr s . J o h n L c r we o f W a te r '
J .H. J o hn so n . s pe nt Th a nk sg u -. , loo , I owa we re to b e i n Oma ha th e W
mv in Li n c o ln wi th Mlm .lnhns:nn'|....~».J ol........,,!,i n nnnhll ..fm..G
F r e mo n t c allers f r o m he re th i s ue c .
enk wo r n R'l|»sa¢rn a n d Mnsdslrnefz S25 IIIUIIIlI0m.Buuuc ll'C\lll§»U\l»lJ ..»...w e w apena Lhe Ien xamuer oz
me w e e k mm h o me i u l k n ..
mn . 1 . r n ma A e m n m a u re tu r ne d
u
fir
\ J u | ¢\ . / \ I u \ » D u u l u v z s u n u l l u v l
J f f é l f e d \ 0 \ ] .R t $ 1 4 . 9 0 .S h c l n l a \ L . .1 1 1 _ _ 4 L |um annonery, extn me
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____.___ ....-....... _...__ --- -------- \Ame n nun \l31U:cl ms mutner,eorge Stranger and I§enneth, eariy.46-1» 3 Mrs. Anna Hue nt the West Point
arvey Hanung andl Phyllsi Rosel E 3 Ihoapital Friday aft»e;11§on._
Im.Holtman and rene,ugus '''Miss Vera Fauss o coper vla-nd John Echtegkamp,\'lte r Ni c i B E L L H IN :ima since Thursday nm Sunday at_
.Gilben an Ce<=il a man..um.H.F.Hiebenthal home.=fTf`<>m. }-Iqltman_e§pent Thanks-.,,.?;*¥.tS-.,~Eff;'.::.I""€*,=:11:*i',f::,,&="3.,'>%E2,1 ;.,. and Mm. James Puilen. ..¢-=
cm am.. and Gluswnre 25c; 50¢; 7512; sx u $50
Blair Racket Store
Doll furniture, all pricvs
Books - Dolls - Toys - Games
Exlmiine \ine bcmks lik to $1.00 each
Big mhowing of Dolls Z5c;/Wa; $1 to $5.00 each
Childrens Chairs. '.l`ablea. Baby Cabs, Wag\1h8
ar, very rommnable pl'iCP'eI.
A big shbwing bf games, some
fine Iatiif one-1 mr tb Sl-00
............. ..........._Luis uf 1}hr|=-lmas Tiames.\\`r£pping Paper.,
Spals and Tau# uhm Twinv. Rihhnfn. etc.
Our Christnmna Garda ar 3 ful'Sc
irc |11 ri IUC onga are extra fine
IronToys |o»= !v§l,00
'I`w|» (lr1'mn»*llh= in Hu: \Fnr~f~t\'
c§f{a;l, ¢;m.¢,>; C ! ;iS ¢8 '
20c to 401: per pound
~ .I;a"si '§1,§`Ei=1`aHé""I»2=i
tu r ne d Sa tu r da y f r o m B u r we ll,
Neh .,wh e r e th ey sp en t th e we e k "
, with relatives.'Php \f.n'\\nrii¢l|Aid §n4{ | }v mmf '
a l a n .U L L H C n c c n v u D y c u u ¢A G U _d a y s w i t h r e l a t i v e s .S h e w e n t d o w n H
F r i d a y t o s e e t h e m a n d r e m a d n w "
u n t i l S a t u r d a y ...i m
T h e a n n u a l T h a n k s g m n g r e -m
-_ :. .. . :i \ . . .\ n . . L L . - . .. f . . - 6 1 3 1 . . .
home iwtwmcsuny a urr al.u wweeks amy at the Charles Merritt
home.Mr- and Mrs. H. E. Walton and
c h n u te n ,nu ns ve s ta ax
S i o u x C i ty ,I o wa ,ape:
g n m g M :" i w mn .aW . Tr i n le r .
A r .a n d M u .A lb a
k r u u o e e ll wr wz x xd mr .
Lle uex , m u s e an a m r .
C m u u .R.an\».er mn n la a g
ll H e n r y Rn h me r ,m
nu mnly o l
I t Th a n k s -
uu "aa lie-a .
r t Su ver -
a n d m u .
a n d mi a .
1\'ll:2 Da y .
138.M w s t
. v A a i u u v m a i . w ;| a| 1 » sW ednesday a t th e h o me o f Mr s .
J .M .Br ewster .A t th e c lose o f
Ethe wo r k session,Mr s .Br e ws te r
' s e r ve d refr esh men ts.
'There wi ll be a business meet~
i n g o f t h e D e g r e e o f Ho n o r lo d g e
h e ld a t th e h o me o f Mr . a n d Mr s .
J .M .W e s t Sa tu n i a y even i ng ,
n i r i m h n r I 1 and n vnmrl nttnnzi.
\ll1lon DI UN:W nusr uuuluc n vuunlhe ld o n S u n d a y a t th e Mr s . A n n a £1
Peddie h o me i n .c ad o f Tlzur sday
so th a t t h e f a me n mi g h t c o n -da
I tinue. c ornhuaking.Th os e attend- |i n g we r e Mr s .D i tlo Ha n s e n o f '
E lk h o r n ,Mr s .Pe te Ha n s e n o f 81
O m a h a ,t h e B e n " W a c h t e r f a m i l y , |
M r s .C h r i s W a c h t e r ,M i s s C | i f i S °D
A . - . . . . . .1 . \ 1 . . . . i ; . . . .u . .- - . I 1 1 . . .I n n
~ ~h o m e f 0 l k H .35 ; - '° C ;) \ l \. c \ A¢ l ;h ° " " j ' ° " " ' "n o L u t l c o l n p a n i_n m p t o n o m e. 3 3 * ; : E : : ; " i " ¥ s , : " 1 z ; § z z s n § ; ",M r .a n d ~A l f r e d H a n s e n f ~1
', \ \ ' e | e S zmdaly d i n n e r g u e s t s a t t h e | 0 " E ; ; ' : e ]
-J u u s c g e r h o m e .W m t e r C o a t s 1 : e d u c e d t o $ 1 4 . £ } 0 i M r .a n d h i m .J o h n C o m p t o n a n d l l n d N o
L t h e F a s h i o n C e w r m f l d a u g h t e r ,B e t t y vi s i t e d a t t h e s p e n t T
A n o t h e r n e w s h i p m e n t o f S l l k H a r r y E r v e y h o m e T h u r s d a y e v e -A g - t ]
*r@ s§ es j u s t fJ@°=i~"=s1 i p a l l e n i n g ..Q q f g a
ied by Mrs.Pullerfs par-I
Mr. _fund Mrs.Davis werei
visitors Saturday.nee Hiebenthal of I-Iooper,|
na Hicbenthal bf Fremont,hursday with their folks.
Pullen and family,Walter
nd family, Albert Hue and
mm:wucinlxr nu zulu *'*"" ""° smart new styles and colors.Thenxliai Lau:"""r"}, ~egg" _q °";° ';'",j{'°-~1 .La. melnens z2°§fM"::a., be ;2;::f'eec °"li~'l""'1 "a;f~pd §;m;"»"'.f;'":"'1 pnces are e e -$6.75,$10 to
NMFS-dl mms Mildred Lofzis,who is
Lmules '*"teaching at the Marsh school spentau mr. ""°"' the Thanksgiving vacation at herrx:¢.u.m1er home near hem.'W °f M-:Mrs.Dora Miller received a. H t i l l I . | \ I & ¢ l - . . - . . -. .n A.. l n 1 . 1
"\3 °"°an "°uv.$19 *rs and the sizes 13 Lo 52 and.Johll Vachter.,theplace is the Fashion Center. Itllhss Bessie Lpzholf rliotorled w_Fremont to be a 'Ihanksgi\ing day'Here ls our SPECIAL CHRIST-guest of lzer sister and family.MAS OFFER:Spend $10 at theMr. and MTS- E. C. Burdlc h9~d»Fashion Center and we will sell
Mr . a n d Mr s . L o u i e Me n c k e a n d xa mu y we r e Lr e a wu I#0 a n oy sterc hildren we r e di n n e r gu e sts S u n - l m *n t l1e J a me s Pu lle n ho me
da y a t th e Gu s llie nc ke h ome.'I`hanksg1vmg ¢\'emf\s»
D i n n e r g u e s t s a t ~H a r r y H .F .H i e b e n t h a l ,A M O S a n d
3 t h h T h k _d .B e t t y w e r e c a l l e r s S a t u r d a y a t" Z i n 1 § " ; c n d ° " n 1 m . a 3 h ; g ; } ' ; § n s 2 | t h e D a n F a u s s h o m e a t N i ¢ k ¢ f ' S ° { \
a n d . , s o n ,R i c h a r d ,M r s .M o r t e n s e n .C h e s t e r D a v i s r e l g l l r r l e d t o h i s
m r . a n d M r s R n v J n h n s n n a n d z m . | h ° m @ F r i d a y a f t e r p i c k i n g c o r n a
ilil?D|BMI lulu l.llu5u\A:\|mo wr e d ou t to tru : \ .. .1
bulwu l u !n»amusg1v1:\g
Alf-au\| Lixlib. n\.a»|.y |
d l u u wr , n u n s f u n n . a n
la ta ..noun L.auu.\u we
Q..A¢».!i L|.\a.\:\£aI;£1\.¢:g uC - ' - -. .-Iu»u AAL-|.nu\.»».s auth
ha..nr. and Mrs. Uuas. B
Lmessage iamuruay tellin.| d e a th o f a s i s te r i n - la w, Ini e r r u t " " ' { ' ; Mi lle r a t h e r h o me a t Ls:
S ul me I 'l`h|lnk|g'i\'ing dinner for Mr. lml'y°" l GUARANTEED 53 DQ3;"»'§£; mf ¥.';..':::'3.':- *ima* *im for only 99¢-sum now-it 4l¢#LL ; . ; . 1 i m. " 1 § ; ; 1 ' § a i n ; ;%we e k f o r A l b e n Hu e .
>n't Mr s .E m m a Ho o ve r wa s a s u p -Mr s . Ng ls P e te r s o n to o k s c k o n
- _r u n -c r n n u f QY H u :IE I "I F n n i w n n f i S l I l d 8 \ 'H l f h t H 8 S h e W S !!H O I U R t o
f .
|baby were guests 1 l1l11|'U¥l'»mR am I o wa .Sh e le f t th a t d a y zo a ttu n dme pmen xm, b ea t. : Ame n nu me ..h m f u n e r a l .
» 1 . a n n mr s .m a r k zsnauer " M Q Mi s s Do r o th y Mc Ca::dlish o f
f m m l y '*~¢1¢WUHF1 guests ar.th e Oma h a ,spe nt a f e w da y s la s t
u m i m c h o m e u x a n k s g w mg .we ek a t th e B e n W a c hte r home.MF-m m mr s .m u m .L a g o a n d Sh e i s 9.5tu d e n L ` a t the \'{.;;;::;
l n u e ¢i11\1s\\2¢\m m m r .""~'mr a . : S a n e Teac hers coilege.
Ernes r.h r u a e we r e gu e sts a t Lu c i D r .L W .C m m b a u g h m a f v .1
1,»~»-mai,l w l l ' ¥°*=§U "°"*§=».bus.:\u==tmp d o wn to th e emi-e
M r .a n d n f * -.1f»¥'m¥f5*»~nletropo lia Fr i d a y ,re tu r n i n g o n
ii2$§Z,§»{, .1§"E?B§1§fém `§<¥`i:ug`é}1§ta k e lo n g .A s k f o
Bu r di c o f Lin c oln.C A R D .
Mr .a n d Mr s .K .J .V a n V a l i n l
motor-=d to W e st Po i n t Su n d a v tu ~~ |
we ) i r s ..\an \3.1 i:| ' 5 mother, 5:I r5.!0
Hu e a g m n b f o m l e a v i n g L'»'ed:\.»:.I'°'W°A la r e c r o wd 1di r.821TI ~ TS.Fri!!!BUXIOH Ci I ( 0! I} ni ll~ mee ti ng g g
Gmaha, CHRIS u p ~mo a ni n g t h e ~ I | 0 u ; : . Q a ; t
an d s:nent th e das a t th e 1$1:1u=;L ":.....1 f"l~..}..s.......
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41Im . ""' " ""' "' "" °"' "' " '|""""'"|.~ml sis 'in 'her.home on Wednesday even ng.P sr-It h I .At tl h':'=..:':.;.:2".?~'s.,'2!°:!!1° .%'».§1€.°'=':.':'1f|1'I'.'i Emifii . . . J 2 " ' " ' " ' '
\1 a " ' a ; ° " ~q . | |" § " ' " ' " ` ~_ T -U | l f |~~L M S x ¢ : : 1 ; g 1 ? ; ' § ` | § .l r a t e m r c T B a : \ c - r a f t c a l l e d M o n d a y u i s e e
s __G 1 - m e n e w. .. a .|n . -_ _ § " l . _ " ' 1 ' f ~~l l r . ' $ .' i ' . . 1 l l r g m h g P l l n h n n m f
L |vs m v : ma ur. : mu mn- \.: c u u u n g e r vlh -»--- - -: ° : : ° - ---- -~h W Iv: l i u ga 1 at i:ed nt th o I-lmzs Amlvrso-1 hom#son ar e "|5'f';"f'7 at l e :1 .Lr
Da va s h o me th i s we e kf m- < l if \\ff-in Oma h a o n Su n d ay n ftvr no o n ._..
I .J l I'<tf"~n n" " f \ " | : " \f c u n d Mragf.L y le Gu y e r an d \§ir.a n d I\r°=I r m n
|1]Iu¢o f th c hi rvn were mii nmir guc .als at th'W 510W a p d J u ii us }j¢.\4 r "r f\mo n t vis ited 1\Ir:=.N I.I t f . \ I1Ih»r rv*-=r.E. C .Ijppinc ott home on 'I`ha::1-is-\r _am~=f~:1 s p r vt vivirzfz day .son .1o1uI.\}.....la and Lim. 1°`. H. !*1'uhm en-tertained Mm.A. W.Beales and
.I-an.u.l;,o.nuvlurd hcaxw :mu
" I w i \'» ill.|.`Ii.\I.ull 11.350 I\\0|.latl|
.sun u.emy Fransn.A ialuuly dinner was held az
the "ML xuubcr nomo, also at the
hcrmau .tmlilmut nomo.
Ar. and .Liltr.3. Geo. retclimark of
Oiuana, were guuts ut. me alla.i m m a lietchmarlr. home..nms a...m;n Azul binder has ac-
ceptcd a pus~1L.ol\ as pru au: a\:Cl.|:~t a r y t o D r .D e n i s e o f t h e P r e s b y -
f e n a n i l i e u l u g l o m l o x z l u i h a r y |21
Umalm.
rim, Steavonsen ot' this vicinity
'ru manned rriuay to .-ties .Luau
§LeDa|.um oi. rouwucllu.
varied Mr. and Mrs. Marion (hil-nnd lust.Tuesday eveni=.g.The;
ore living with air. and hits. RoyGallanduntiltheycanrentahouse.
Loren Bonney of Lincoln and
Frank DeVry of Fremont were in
this vicinity Friday in their work
vvith the state game and fish com~
miasion..
Mrs. A. L. Sullivan ate Thanks-
giving dinner with .ti ¢.1- groupat me Jacob Snhalka om .There was a larolly d. ner party
at the Bert Cooper ho e at To-kamah 'thanksgiving ony.Tl1o..efrom here i1;clu.1+.d Air. and Mrs.I-I. C. LA:-oper, Mr. and Mr.=. ll. u.
Cooper, Jacqueline and l'hlll.p,and
...r mlm is' liar. ani Join. Wm. itasmusseai.~ |=§f.°f.`I..T$, 'EL uzlriii Mr. .io MPS. G. F. .l.¢0\"t£ 9::?.C'I'-
-tallied twenty four relatives andK l m d t inlends at a 'fhnnlisgixing dinner.The lliklei Marie and Amanda'Misses Artvilda Lowe. 1.eo.a andHi mmh x n .visited Lnelr '.>\.l$m,
hrs .Lua Aulecn and xarmly 1:1Umaha me latter part. of the week.
The :Sunday School 'in theGreene dixtnct. gave a. very inter-
u m i g program Friday eveim1S»:me r wlucn refreshments were
lvld dt. attractive prius.A gen-
Ruby Cummings and Ann Peterson
all of Omaha,enjoyed the dayThursday at their homes here.
Despite the stormy weazher on
Saturday,the donation sale heldattheHansenbuildingbythe
Indies of tho Baptist cuurcli wasmore successful than expected.
spent several years isa Afnru, willspeak atfa meeting at the Baptist
church.She will have slides toillustrate lzcr talk.
Francis and Anthony Botvsmanof Omaha, spent a few days ldzal
week with their mother, Mrs. DoonParrish.Clarence and Alice Katt ofHooper nero Sunday guests ut the
Wm.lirundert home.
D. 0. Sr..et'l.s is taking the place:
of Donald Lowe nr.Llc He l mn
Llling station,Donald having
gone to Chicago to attend sclfuoi.ihe dance giwu by the Legion
boys last Thursday evmiing,wad
wtll attended.Ducks:and chick-ens were gi~dh away with lucky
numkx.._
James Iltirt arrived TuesdayfromOregon,culled here by the
death of his fazhcr, George Har t.
Miss !~la.\ine Johnson enjoyedthe 'llanziksgiving vacation at her
home here.
Wilbur Lowe has gone to Blair
wlzere he took up his new duties as
carrier on route two, the first of
the week.
.\Miss Exelyn Katt of Arlington,"¢-.ml £°°<i uma was eu_|o)ed.I Mrs.Anna Pedtue,airs.Wm.i f ..
Mx.:uid Mrs.utto arose and Adams, Mrs. James Van Horn and ffZf'1.i'Z'3$"l';2§."eu days mth fllln-
h m l y W~°1`l=guests .\"l.xd1i)F eve-Miss Christene \`v'u.hter were '1e-D.Buch went to Blair 'tiondayhangofmr.and hrs.hrnest ksmoh callers Tuesday aiterrioolnil.. ..._..,.... ¢..... :........ .....-.°
as*Bae g s au. me unto.: ;;c.nm1m.Sziturilny... »a;.;.¢s."1;..;.1 " '~" " " " ; ; : ; . ..2
home._l A crowd of their friends ci1erx»"I`l:ur'5:l:1y afternoon M;-f_;_Hlltl cvmmunit
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EEganized a branch to be known
~Qzm the Washingtoh Countyh r u e .|.' ."' I A u : } . fu | L Aqa . r w s f " " " ~ " '..\ l » ¢f i n i i n f '¢ '\ N Ia n t u n a | n ¢ h m l e . ." 5 . . . ' E T f § - § f . ' F i .O j : L H ' l b . i ' 1 t e r I ~~~L F .~
Ju n .v c u t l A\;\HlS una llvnusuato the memb e rs o f lh c C o ff e e C lu b
k n d a y aiterziooo.P r i m a we r e
gw3l.1l.»€d MIS-W m. Kr u m. , S F. mm
li r s .He r ma n Klindt..A l l me m»
b u g s p r e s e n t b u t o n e
h i s s h e l e n .lip p re tu r ne d
d a y af t e r a.f e w da y s visit.
: n a t i v e s i n Oma h a .
M i l a A n i t a Me h r mm le f t
b y f o r Li nc oln to ms u ln e
: i n d i a a t the Un i ve r s ity ,
sp a n ni n g the Th a n k s g i vi n g
d a y s wi th h o me f o lk s
W a l te r Go ll i s sp en d in g a f e w
d a y s wi th h a s mo tl\ . r Mr s . W . R.
Su n -
wi t h
'holi-
v
Sun-~
he r
af ter
m e i n n n n s g i vln g courier BI.w v z w m gu es ts SAL th e Goilsey honn.Fr e d Ma c me l h ome a t i e k a ma h .
M r .a n d Mr s .Ge r ald Re id en-
joy ed '[' ha nk sgi vi ng wi th Bits .
Rei d's people a t Ho op er .
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ho w a r d Ha n se n
sp en t a f e w da y s la s t we ek wi th
re la ti ve s a t Mc C oo k , No b .
M r .an d Mr s .H .B .Ca mer o n
ac c omp ani ed by Mrs . O. H. Gods ey
a n d ~ M a r j o r i e , d r o v e t o 0 m a -
ha T e s dz ly .
Do n a ld A y le s wo r th o f Li nc oln
wa s a gu es t a t th e W m .Adams;
ho me Th a n k s g i vi n g d a y .
L A .W o o d wn n l h m ta ke n th e f
f o r Th a n k s g i vi n g dinner.
Mi s s Ma r y W r a y spe nt 'I'llurs»
d a y wi th h o me f o lk s a t Elk h o r n .
Mr . a n d Mr s .F r e d Ro g e r t an d
fami ly :ite Tha nlgs gi vi ng di nn er
wi th M r .a n d I\1rs.Ha r o ld W eb-
I s te r in B u r t c oun ty .
Ge o r g e Ha r t, a w e ll k n o wn c i ti -
zen o f He rman , di ed ver y su dd en ly
a t h i s ho me here Saturddqy af ter -
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n o o n .N o m 3 0 .S u r v i v i n g b e s i d e s ]
'- lt h e m f e ,a r e t w o s o n s .J a m e s o r
O r e g o n a n d C a r l a t h o m e a n d a
§f1UEf'1i2l'»Th e lma ,also a t h a u e .I|
» ranc an ||-' ¢-
office of the Arndt-Snyder
Motor Co.All A. A. A. members to
whom the Nebraska Motor Club re-
cently made refunds and others inter-
ested inpromoting civic work through
A. A. A. Service are requested to call
at the offices of O'Hanlon & O'Hanlon
or the Arndt-Snyder Motor Co. where
applications are available.f
Mr. Reed O'Hanlon has been selected
to reriresent the 'Washington County
Branch on the Board of Directors of
the Omaha Auto Club.
Washingtun County Branch of
Omha Auto Club
H
~
ested inpromoting civic work through
A. A. A. Service are requested to call
at the offices of O'Hanlon & O'Hanlon
or the Arndt-Snyder Motor Co. where
applications are available.f
Mr. Reed O'Hanlon has been selected
to re|:iresent the 'Washington County
Branch on the Board of Directors of
the Omaha Auto Club.
Washingtun County Branch of
Omha Auto Club
Plumbing--
The Heari of Your Hém
And since it. is the heart 01
yuur home, ir. should have
6-o n mu br oth er , W illar d.
M m Lo u i s Leaainzer a n d li ttle
d a u g h w r , w h o h a v e been w i t h l m r
parelzxtas, Ltr. amd Hrs . W m. Krug-
er fo r wo r n: ti me, lef t the f ir s t o f
th i s we e k f o r h e r h o me i n Na mp a ,
I d a h o .A nu mb e r o f lo c in l a f -
i h i n w r q g i v e n i n b e r t u m o r .
posi tion n s d r i ve r o f th e Nic hols.
oi l tr uc k f o r W a ld o Han c o c k a m
tool:u p h i s n e w du ti es th e f i r s
o f th e wee k.
Eu ge ne Bu rd ic ,Ha r ol d Swa ns on
Ms r i e A d a ms, Ha ro ld Ha n c o c k a m
V e r n o n V a n H o m , a l l .students a
th e state mmivensity ,we re ove1
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uu x u a c u was aMason ic lodge and
has been a resident
ma n y y ears.F u n i
£0 be he ld Tuesda
t w o o'c loc k a t th
I n te r me n t wi ll be
l c - c a l c e m e t e r y .
n f ?u r u l l i v e I "
memuer nz m¢»=the 0. E. S.He' f
: of Herman for- _eral an-vices uve' '4
gf mf2¢»rnoonh t_ =
on !.e ..."I£ in the -
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|A ia mz ly oeleu rauon wa s h e m3u n d ny ' lt th e h o me o f Mr s . He n r y
I i i !i n ho no r n i th e nin ety -thi rd
h i n h d a y o f h e r mo the r ,Lira.H .
P m h m ,wh i c h w u N o v. 2 8 .Hr s .
F r a h m h i s wo n de r fu l vi ta li ty f o r
u n e M b e r n g e A l l of he r c i ail-
d r c n a n d g r a n d c h i ld r e n w e te wi th
la r S u n d r y .The re wer e f ou r ge n-
4 - . | - n | ' | » l \ ¢n t h l d h f a " D u U u n k m L . .
f r o m Lin c o ln to ea t. Tha nlns gi vln;
di nn er a n d spend th e week -end
wi t h h o me fo lk s.
Mr .an d Mr s .D .Bu c h ha d I
f i r me r Th u r s d a y f o r Mr . a n d Mr o
Lo ui s Bu c h a n d c hildren o f K e r r
n a r d a n d Mr . a n d Mm. J . B . J e n
se n a n d Be tty .
_ hiya and }{rs.. Elmeg Lgrsora anr
¢ - . » »u u n u s u a 1 .\ . ¢¢1 4 .u v l u l f v t l u n w ! Ith e i r Th a n k s g i vi ng d i n n e r S i mc a ;
Th e gue sts vmre a ll stud e nts a t
th e nivei-sity ,He r ve Ho we s TW
To w, Gu y C ra i g an d Maxi n e J o h n »
son.A f t e r di nn er they dr ove To
Lin c oln to be th er e to tak e u p the ir
sc hool wo r k Mo n d a y .
D m nnneniinnnl }~....»Cole.f
ng
:
E L u w a u c a r ; - n u l I » E L t ' D B l ( ' D a r u
insp»-ction to insure i t
iunctioning properly at all
ti m e s Phone Black 62 if
you wish us to call and in-
¢»»..~.... """"i:Z@C`l?o'i{¢1"2iZu§§'mmren °=»1°;°<; Thanksgiving wit!13 »r :elstives at rington.fer. Hg; Emo book and ¢inug|.;.u|Mrs.Nels gnclwon ";;=R t
ry m 3_4 ':f he 'be 9 a Ithe distinction of bei¥1B the °ld€5'1"::¢.¥o:f at rlilgizher f°.~§§m 'L
-"dent of Ft.Calhoun and v1c»:he week.
.Rev. C. C. N rlin dr vc Q Crai-u u u um. Co o k le ft Smlnr \Ved"e!dny asa- hh: imp?wh
e-v ng for lgnmgn where the lf»"{gg¢}\¢3 in Craig schools came t¢
lend! the Unwerssty.Herman with him and accompan
nr. ma nm. Gwrze Nic ke ls M ma him to 'Lincoln Thursdar mmNorth5"-Neb.,o;p;'1:t Friday ing for a week-end visit with thci:
i g h t a t _parents.hrs.Mary Nuzkela._'I Chris M. Hansen, who has been
Mr.an§I_Hr¢.ot Hfgei Qi'confined to his home with ilmeas
Oumhl, vzmted wi.h_ns.e j e s was very had the latter part of
a m y .n m .M m N w l w k F o d w u n eoh hug is reported to be im-
=14.90 will pay you big' dividend'
if you attend it.Coats mode :
sel!to SCS offered you at S u r
-tarting Thursday. Doc. 5th at *!"Fashion. Center in Flair.43
Another new shipment o '
Drfsses just received in all 1h»~
mart new styles and colors.Th:Priceu are $4.98,$6 T5 mn to
$19.'I"5 and the sizes 13 to 52 um'
the place is the Fashion Ck-nter. 1'
If you have been waiting'ff
Coat prices to go down.here :
your chanc..Coats made to srl'
to $25 offered you now at 5'-MH"
plum bing and Efrostprooffur
many wiute rs 1
Plumbing Co
EBlair. Nehmska »
Blair.ibnlh, Decent!! 6,
zum BRIEFS
* - -n n
|Ha n s e n f a m i ly en te r-
r Th a r lk s g ivi n g d i m e r
Mr s .H .C.La r s e n an d
,M r .a n d Mrs..Ma r ti n
n d sons.
d Mr s .L a r s R o lla n d a n d
we re Su nd ay a f t e mo o n
th e Pe ter Ive rs o n h ome .
d Mr s .C a r l Ras mu ss en
ly we r e Th u r sd a y d wa r -
Lors a t th e Ge or ge Ra s-
n|nlj_n d Mr s .Ma r ti n La r se n
Oma h a thr ee d i y ;la s t
.ne Mr s.La r s e n i s ta k i n g
4 r
N E W E N G L A M J N E W S
Hrs.red Anderson and Mrs.
Soren nsen spent last Mondaywith B1 Fneenwn Loftis.
Mrs. Henry Kruger, Esther and
Ernest.Eddie and Henry BlumspentSundayafvernoonatthe
Lizzie Kmger home at Telbasta.
Mr. and Mrs. Leszer HovendickandchildrenxpemThanksgivingatthe Chas. Hnvendick home!
Mr. and Mrs. August Jordon andMarvin and Etta Krohn wene Sun-
day dinner guests at the Lira.
Minnie Sprick home.Mr. and Mrs. Jolin B.Eriksen
|
the Funk Brown home were M
and Lira.3.W.Jacobs Mr. aMrs. Leonard Mmm um'Ru:h, ~C
Ralph Hineline, all of sim.
Mr. end Lira. Fred Anderson a IOleJensenwereSundaydime
guests at the J. L. Petersen home
John.. Jim and Louie .lense
epent Thanksgiving day with thei~
parents.Mr.and Mrs..J.P.SJensen in Blair, it being their fnth
er's 85th binhday.Mr..lense
has been in very poor heaith in
sewers! weeks and his condition
mains unchanged..
Mr. and hir Jim Edwards we
Thanksgiving guests at the pa.
ental, Ed Noyes home in Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.I:`rank eterse
'the state La His territory.birth of a baby girl,Gwendolyn1Edgll' of the H. I-I. church deliv-fliranciaco, Calif.The bride is a \U ]I J.B. Hall and son. Gilbert re-[Ione. Nov. 26, 1929.,ered the address and we apecial laughter of Mr.and Mrs.Bmoe|
:turned this week from a vidt withi Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hawkins and; mum: was given by the (Iongregv Mansfield for mmy years reai-Th 13
'_n1ari..e3 in Kentuclrv.son,Paul ardved home Saturday tional choir._dents of Arlington.' u n g f'
I M m Carl Keller is rehearsing,mr. and Mrs. M. E. Winsot and M n '
-r an z 'Img with relatives near Des Moines with the group of 1200 people who daughter, Catherine returned Sat~dar §f'd
3 erly of Arlington, but now UVIUZ:Mrs.A.J.Edgar and son a r-are to ning the Messiah,at the urday afternoon from a visit with Us .en
f in Lansing.Mich.,announce the;ri\"ed last week from an extended Omaha czty auditoHum Dec. 16.|B.lr. and Mrs. Vern B. Nicholas at M n .1m i r i n L i n c o l n w i t h M r s . E d g a r ' s \M r .a n d M r s .J o h n H e b a r d a n d G r a n d I s l a n d -|.r .a n
. n ..a n a .. _ : 4 |\ t n \ \ . . _ . .1 r . . . . . . . ._ - . . - . . . l ......I..¢l.~
';ri .d Mrs. Glen Ludwi form :ms after spending' '1`}1&nkBgiv»
ARLINGTON NOTES
Mn. F. E. Webb left Inst week
for a visit of several weeks witl'
mer hudbmsd at Sutherland.Mr
'Webb is a salesman for Marshall
'Z~€ur5n§¢s and has that section 0:
father..'children spent 1m\n|¢sgl\'mg Wim'\n»uuamJ. Lrane panawgu quxcu;eats atMrs. Myron Cook was hostess 0:1 5 out of town relatives.away at hLs_home_here Wednesday* guldr an
Tuesday evwng to the Ariington;Wm H. Cram, woo was rg form~ahernoon, hov. 2. at the a.dvanc-:md Qang
Womans Club.Mrs.Curl .Keller er resldont of Arhngton,;s nowled age of almost 89 years. _ He noon \'i
mas the_ leader.The principal lovaifd m Arkapsas when he hl$:W85 born at Oswego,New i o rk.}book renew was given by M\'='¢:°1'=f?'? of a f"l»:\S a'==*i°f=¥=3'*.#F°w-2?»1 91,i'_ JQ*;=3.=J=__'i'E "'"i'i'f" aSl JOHNSON
AUCTIONEER Agnes Hollister,wha M-|¢w¢gwunn camp.mr. umm um: unurenve ne mnveu mm nu puCather: book "Death Comes for attend the tnnenl of his hlhengtn Wllsvllle wg-H; hé "g"\|ll lw. J. cY£€.:*l'f'..__.'1'...,.'1?'.f. €..}.'1.'I|M r , . T u mmm sale"-§:.u.¢.d'§.°"d¢. E ..f'&. as
u n u a
for
D he
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week wh~
t m t m e nBlair,Nebraska
Sec Usfor Bookir and
y in
und-
~ Alben Jenson and childuen.n a n y |M r .a n d M m .J e n s S o r w m e n
. . .u r x n h i r | ~n ¢av h ¢ ¢ A h ; h | P a i * K A I . I
The following folks enjoyedThanksgivingsupperl t the JoeJessen home: Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Ev;-noon a;.d sons .md Mr. and Mrs.
a n y a n . .a w v v r w w w :u v n a '-- -T e k a m a h .' m e r e T u e s d a y e x e n m g v m x t o r a a t
_h t e H ~j k t h e J o h n J e n s e n h o m e ._
, 3 . ' 3 ; : . ' 1 : "2 2 3 5 :é h z z o . ? : § "a ; . a f f -~~H a r r y ~~
n e r a *t h e F r e e m a n L o f t i a h o m e .}g h t o r ,F a y e a n d P r u d e n c e a n d
A n c i r e w N e l s o n l e f t S u n d a y f o r ;H a r r y S t n c k l e t t ' f m e n o F r e m o n t
S p i r i t L a k e ,I o w a w h e r e h e p l a n a .§ \ } . f g { § { v . § . 1; § 1 5 _1§§_f g _-t h e d a y a t t h e
2:29 l:\:vI|:1n:u ::';"':rf }"l'.'II.'.f.'1!|..f.§L' :;; ;»:a§..;':;r;;.; 'fhnnks-li'é§i¢"`\']§u£tb¢r Ilefirnent| g s - -n e u a u r e u s : l ll l ln l tn ,.1\ uulwsun - u p ---1-» - - - - - n - - - -- - -----_...--.._______i n H e r H a n d " .ls i v i n z M g g u e s u o f M I . a n d H n .a e r v d h i s c o u ntr y faithfullg
A b o u t l h a n d l e d persons we r e , J . W .Ee tgnka.mp'.th e g r e a t c i vi l wa r , b e i n g wo
P h o n e - - B l n c l n 4 5 i n atte nda nc e W e d n e ld llf e ve n i n g ,H r s .F r e d B r l n k m l n , f o r mu l le d a t t h e b a t t le a t F a i r O a k s .
--- l -|I_Q-_ll°\- --\- --l- -l--l¢__01-nn fmvfv ulu um 1 ralddtnt nl' Atl-I 1871 Mr . C I I ! ! ! a n d h i ! Y i f é IFam Sues a Spec lalty a l :~L ~I . ~ l u g D 'C l ':l li i ll A va. " ?J i l I..I d l e d a t h e r h o m e h e r e S a t -t o A r l i n g t o n a n d h e r e'e nc es w h i c h w e r e h e l d a t t h e C ° " 1 T f ' . § i ' I f "m m f s m H a r d n n t h W £ l . $ | \ . ° | > n r z t h a w l i ve d i c t i ve for n
f l |r ; r r n s L u v f r t I n u v v z u u l l \ .u m 1 ;Q 9 ...1 u a A I :u u u l c .3 3 5 g o r l r l g & .l " t a . § 1 = u s zz e n l l o r n .
S l l l r é a a n d g m § i l $ § § . " "s e t e r a l d a t s v z s n t m g r e l - 1 *" M a m f " M "F r a n k H o v e n d i c k
1 4 l l a n s - ; n s p a n u n y n t e r -.._d f 1 d~. . > ; ° : s ; ;n o o n a n d ~t h e r e .u M a r t h a ~F r x d a g .» = » = = | :' f : ; . .° " ; : . a . : , ; ' . . . ' . ; ' ° ' ; : ~ f . e ' " ' ; - ' , = : , £ ' , :
1 M r S u d M r s -1 : 1 e d D i c k i n e e S a t u r d a y i n B l a i r a t t h e h o m e o fa ;a l s o t h e d ~D o ~M » }" | h , . . .u n c l e F r i t z M u t t h i e s e n m d |L i n d e n h o m e T h u n k s g m v l n g d a y .
n u m b e r o f ~s o .r o 5 M c l l h n " ' ¢ ¥ ¢f a m n y 'M a r g a r e t L i n d e n r e t u r n e d h o m e
L t h e h o n o r f l n n e r 3 * - \ ° = ' ¢ 3 T h a r n k s g t v i n g d a y a t 1 d l w i t h t h e H o v e n d i c k s a n d s p e n t
k i n A g ,t h e C h a r l e s R o b e r t s o n h o m e i n M r ." f d M F I -N e s L a r s o n a n p r i d d 3 3 ia n r B l a i r f a n u l y w e r e l a s t M o n d a y e t e n i n g M y g d M § § . ' " E ' é ¢ ? i t , _ h l ' n ' ; ' ; ' S 0 "
r s .H e w a s 'v i s i t o r s a t ' h e C h r i s L a r s e n h o m e|M r .a n d M r s .H .C .R a . 4 m u s e n -,° :2 l » n 5 k b E g l §" " d H e l e n w e r e F r i d a y e v e n i n q M r .a n d M ' i ' ° .A l f r e d h " " l "
l e n t o f t h e s . s i t o r s a t t h e G e o r g e R a s m u : n e n . t ° ° k T l t a n l i s g t v l n g .s u l g p e r w i t h
f W 6 h o m e .M r s .R o s a h r a m e r a n e r m a n .
o .o " - ' 1 M .1 't l d h f M ~M r .a n d M r s .A n d r e w N e l s o n
u n e ,l t e a u g t e r o f a h m _a n d M m x t e l H a n s e n i s q u i t e i l l l m d o c '§ ° ' é . § ` i 3 $ § f i " ' " "r e l a t n e s-nterested m). F. lodges.
uber of the
ge.Several
sented with
Crane wasand alwaysn the relig-
anity.Soon
g-ton he in-
rganizing n
1 here.lt
mth tonsnhtm at present.Friday evening guests at the
and Mrs.Chris Larseri and Dor-
othy,Mr.and Mrs.Fred Chris-
tiansen and Cori,Mr.and Mrs.Axel Hansen. and Mari`e.
Mm.Richard Nelson and Viola
and Miss Louise Larsen were Wed-
nesday afternoon guests at ther\».........n..................1........-
Richard Nelson home were Mn*
HIMrs. Nelson Geary and son were
\h'edo y afternoon visitors nt
the man Loftis and Louie
Hovemlick homea
Mr.and Mrs. John B.Eriksen
and family spent Satunday after-noon at the Mrs.Mary Weber.
entertained Mrs. Tltornpsorfa foth-
er, Chris Petersen and her sister:
and brother, Amanda and 'Walter
at Thanksgiving dinner-,t
Our news this week beenmostly about 'Il|anksgi.ving. Guess
vm were all thankful for onething at least to be able to.entertainandbeentertained,but of
courm we were thankful for many
other things too.
Special purchase Sale of Smart
home in Blair.inew Winter Coats for Women !l.l\.l
Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Mngillfhlisses.Coats made ta sell to
and Junior,Mr.and Mrs.F10¥1i<$25 offered~ to our customers at
gne gation al c hurc h.Re v.A .~ ' - ` I § £ T € é ~ f ; 5 r { ` \ h i g
she suf fer ed f o r a b o u t a we ek .
_. Qh g u n a '72 vo nr s n f BEE a n d
| - - q u » » - - 3 . -_ . . .. - . .-Mr .Cra ne wa s th e a g
Mo . V a lle y L an d C o . f c
H e wa s also Dostmam
50c in Trdde FREE!
W e are now G I V I N G A W A Y Tra d e Bo o k s l n w h i c h
you may be given credit for the business which you
do w i th u s .Af t er c om p l et i n g yo ur b oo k ,($ l 0 w o r t h
of merchandise) you can cash ln the cover fbr' 50c
worth oi Merchandise entirely FREE..
U S 0 l L S ' l ` A T l o N
0 0
DITLOF WOLSMANN, Proprietor
Corner Walke r Ave. and Nebraska St.Blair. Neb.
(I
IEHVB8 t0 'lllollXl1 h¢I' p388l!l§', rherisame ngmber of year;
husband Ind "VB Chlldl`Cll|two local depot agent for 3
sons and three daughters. all of years.Mr. Crane had
whom are living away from Ari-of opening the first ba
ington.The funeral serv werelington which was in 18
held Tuesday, Dec. 3 at one o'clock also interested in mil
at the house and two at St. Pauls
Lutheran church.Mrs. Brinkman
was a devolved wife and mother and
will be greatly missed by her fam»
ily and friends.Mr. and Mrs. Nevin McGuire and
family are leaving soon for Suth~
erland,Neb.where Mr.McCune
lthe owner of the Chart
per mine,and presid
Copper Bar Mining C
Mr. Crane was also isthe G. A. R. and I. 0.(
He was a charter merlocalOddFellowlodg
years ago he was prewill farm his father-in-law's farm.a 50-year jewel.Mr.Ho is having a farm sale this week the son of a ministerof stock and machinery, the farmltook a. deep Litereet i
he is iwins' on being already stock- | ions life of his comms.ed.Mr. and Mrs.McCune haveiafter coming to Arlln
inode; large cirole og friends dur-fregzed himself n 0;
ing the years they nave Deen aguongmgarwnan cnurupart of our community life,wh0.wa.s organized in his 11
will wish them prosperity in their_his passing, the last cl
new home.ber of the local church
Mr.and Mrs.Axfred Ltenkimr ¥'"*".°"°'1 ..f'°'°"?.?
o me a
:a f te r
is gon'
f i ts
nd by ueurge rwmnmnuawxl Ruins-|me m-Mr . a n d Mr s . I le u r Ras mu ss ene.H e a n d f a m i ly we r e 'i:hanksgivingg
mo s i f d i n n e l' g u e s ts a t th e Ch ri s Peter -|
|i'~Iagili a n d c hildren, _Ethel I-¢0US"Ionly $14.90 s ta r ti n g ff h ur s da i
we ll a n d E ve ly n Ln i re r SIJ%I\%.rh..~mi .n l th.:Fnehinn ('.nn*er.'li;nksgiv ing af the i n \r£\gi1\"""'" " `""" "" " " " " '" " " " ' .home.'IShap early-ullsizes (6 -lt
Mr.and Mrs.Thorwalc' Hansen Here is our ,SPECIAL CHRIST-
and children, Mr. and Mrs. HarlaniMAS_ OFFER:Spend $10 t the
'E-l1rislenx;enJa{\d b'\;}>}esp§nL Sun-F'\5hl°"Gg':';`§r';gE;°$ ;\goSE:
y a t t e ui us e r me.y o u u »A number of relatives frzm this for only 99,: u r i now-i t don't
vicinity helped Mr. Caleb Loftls of take long_Ask for u DOLL
Blair celebrabe his 82nd hinhdayC_.\RD 46-ll
on las: Sunday.Well filled bns~~kets were taken lon d th Wmtgr Cont: reduced to $14.90
.-_a . 3 n _.Fmt the Fashion Center.as-1:
>\\fif-.Q I :nn h o m e I!'""Q ~,jloyal ann noerax supporrers. nn\:n|"" ----~~-lnnd on, Robert have \eft_ Arhag f the church was remodeled se\ern\Mr.and Mrs. Andrew Johnson'
|!on .o make then- home m Smux.ed Th R - -lCily,Iowa.Mr.Menking has years ago the baeement was nam- enjoy I-ffl sgwmg dinner at1gwd position with the Coryell 0i|-011 Crane chapel xn his honor.He the Pei Nmlsen home.Mr. axdCo.They have stored their house-lhad one brother and three sixters,'M!'B~Vncwr Johnsph and_ Phylhs
'hold goods here and have rented an of whom have preceded him in ace their Thanksgxvmg dmner. atfurnished apanment for the win_;dea;h_Mrs.Crane passed "3 :he pa re nta l lnck Crowdy home in
ter.~m o l ek h"d°e son,X -1' m §11 Christensen of Omaha is
raneo r . a n wo n e l -eMr. and Mrs. A. T. Huu:hmson|,|,,,,,M ,..f fhsm gngggl (_mne|\*isiting at the Chris Petersonl
s
'XFi"°' ""?' S2l'\2(ld¢€l§ng| smyne.great y enjoye t e ay...Y o n n C l:EEK NEWSof Norfolk, were guests Thuks- "1"1 :'"' "" " ' " ' " " " ""-hem nCdif I ndth otha-,home.Albert :\ d 0 lBenlo:wins DI! of Mr. md Mn. W. A. lm?i; m..§T¢' :nd livng inllnggt Suqd!! aggrnoolxtlerq..n
Reckmeyer.1
Miss Gertrude Mansfield, whose
childhood days were spent in Am|ington but who of late years has
l i f i i .T u i l é i [ W i n g a I o n s .mf a e f ul l M r .s p d H r s .E m a n u e l A n d r e a - |An l l l a n | : n I . \ l .l " ! .l l ! |life, death came as a release 'N he
was growing weaker daily,both
physically and mentally.The fu\i~eral was held on Saturday, Nov.30 at the Congregational church.
An escort. of honor was furnished
and he was buried in the Arling-
ton cemetery with full military
honors,His pastor.Dr.R.C.
Swisher had charge of the funeral
services and he was assisted byRev.J.E.Aeschbacher,former
pastor,now living in.Fremont,and Rev. A. J. Edgar of the M. E.
church.Mr_and Mrs.Ernest Wager
from the American Legion posh[son and sons spent Sunday eve-|ning at the Rudolph Andrensonlhome.
Mrs.Chris Peterson and Irene
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Peter Nielsen.Sunday dinner guests at the
Hans Jensen home were: Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Rasmussen and Don-
gald,Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Kuhr,|Miss Ethel and Howard Haier andOpal, Leroy and Raymond Kuhr.
Mr, and Mrs. George Kuhr spent
Monday afzemoon in Blair help»
ing Mrs.George Kuhr,Sr.cele-
brate her birthday.Sunday dinner guests nt _the Ray
n e r e l s o u rM a s o r r s m S p e n d s m a t m e l H a n s J e n s e n a n d f a m i l y a n d
F a s h i o n C e n t e r a n d w e w i l l s e l l n "a n d M r s .Q h r i s L " " ° f 'a n d
y o u a G U A R A N T E E D s a .D o m .~ § § l . ' L § . ~ § " " " 'e v e n i n g a t
f o r o n l y 9 9 ": t a r t n o w - i t d o n t M r .a n d M r s .W i l l i a m B e h r e m l :
t a k e l o n g .A s k f o r a D O L L s p e n t T h a n k s g i v i n g i n F r e m o n t . .
| C A R D . '4 5 ' 1 ' i M r .a n d M r s .J .P .L a r s e n a n d
S e n s a t i o n a l C o a t S a l e a t t h e J a m e s o f B ' l a i r ,M r . a n d M r s .E a r l
F a s h i o n C e n t e r s t a r - t i n g T h u r s d a y , ` D a n i e l s , L ° " " ` ¢ " ° ° L a r s e n a n d I v a n
D e c .5 t h .C o a t s m a d e t o s e l l t o i p e n t .T l ; I a | ; k s g i ; l n g d a y a t t h e
e n n n n e S e n o m e .g g ; o f f e r e d y o u a t $ 1 4 . 9 0 .~M i s s H e l e n V l n d e r s l e v s p e n t h e r
y ..h o l i d a y v a c a t i o n w i t h h o m e , ! n l k 1 .
T h e r e i s o n l y o n e F a s h i o n C e n - |M r .a n d M r s .F a y J o n e s v i s i t e d
t e r i n B l a i r a n d t h a t i s t h e I - ` A S H ~a t t h e J o h n m e h h o m e T h u r s d a y
' I O N C E N T E R w h e r e y o u c a n e v e n i n g .
- . . . . - . , .L . . . . . \ . .,. . .. . .» . ,. .e f r v m r s M r . . . A M r s . O s c a r T h n n e s n e n t
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Fagerquist home were:mr.ana uvfwyav ua;mc Dlllaxucao LIL ........,...... _..._ ---______Mrs.Clarence Burley of Council at MONEY SAVING prices.46-it Thursday at Elmer Thones.E G k called at thewhere th y 5°visiting in the home of their Bluffs and Mr.and Mrs.Fred meat,os erFa er uist of Valley.Claroznce Wachter home F m u ydaughterMrs. Arthur Wiemdr and g qfamily.a 'O Mr. and Mrs. ;15»f;dHm@f= gf ~ ~ ~""§3" " " %kTheannualdistrictconventinnlmaha,spent \ e ne ay ar,t e ''"r \rs.or Browning is staying.nf the IIpwmth League u.aS hel¢lfSoren and Chris Larsen homes.( . : A R D l \ I a l l D I S P i l l ( / l 'a*th-=home 0;her sister,near
.iq frki iv Nov. 29 nt the Moth.-2 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christiansen F ,. p_;1 k 1 ',Cnihoun, the past week as she lim;mn"Llermn 1:11 L1 true r)}|been on Lhvqaick Ii.~L ful u.lung
we§£` .toiitanton last Mondiay,
e sta ed until Saturday
f m :[3@.Al u "F »n z .=-out hlonlav evenm at the .I ''UILI in n l) uf \ ir-T'?.'.m :..._E ;of hogs on the Omaha mark»L or imc.
nt af. thv hra nquet whic h 1. \us gw-L n n s u a r s e n n mx t l i " n - m d s v r v e d b v t l - - -M r .a n d M r s .
I !l I Q .| f . l i . . . =. J 1 ! e » -M -I I .k m ; - i | ; ; t . °. | | ~ I d r l u g h t r r s s y
'" " "|\\'|~»i1:esd:|y.M r .a n d Mr s .lE.| n\J--ns- 1:a n dRa y F'agerquf=t|M r .: md }l| .=.\\':|.lt\~r .\:1ci1 -.:1II:ub| ,"\\l'l|»1;1_;,|vu-il--r..\ ' , " | .
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'm in I-x\'l;\r:\ ~.E::~-E S.nu|E;|3' :U vZ.-!~-»:\\-- 'l'r:'r .1-I -'.=' 'I-»=:rr2 .I.\hn.=-nn in <.\:::.¢i:.\.TI:-~ MAH I 1x< 1 - h .r r 1 ..1
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Coat.pracus to g o
n u l l | I . a n o n - ( " n n t
.\:\1 lnnrfhenst nf Kennard and 4 miles southwest nf Rlnir
F n é i a L U N C H AT N O O N U S U A L T E R M S ~
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qG l f t W a t c h e s
Watches will always hold a.prominent arid
desirable place on the list of appreciated and
practical gift giving.We offer for your choosf
ing. both plain and jeweled models in a variety
of shapes.
We also carry a full line of Neckwear or Cos-
tume Jewelry, Bracel¢!s.Mesh Bags. Cut
Steel Bags.Rings, Pearls. Fancy
Clacks, 'Candle Sticks. Com-
pacts,Cigar Lightelfg
Both table and pocket Lighters
Fancy Vases and Glassware
Pioneer Jewelry Store
w. P. TURNER. Prop.
,1929\
20-HEAD OF 1-IOGS-20
Twenty head summer pigs.
CI-IICKENS
Four dozen White Rock pullets
MACHINERY
One new.3-section harrow;one new Bradley
gate seeder; three box wagons; one rack and
wagon;one extra hay rack;one McConn1ck
mower and rake;two Joker eultivators;one
Commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, the following described property, to~wit
H AY
One stack of sweet clover
Some red top hay.
Badger riding cultivator; one Avery com p1ant~
er with wire; two 14-inch walking plows;f9ne
6-horse International gas engine;one eed
grinder; one 2-section harrow; one 8-foot disc;
one 7-foot disc; one grind stone; one listed cofn
cultivator;one Milwaukee bindef, 7-foot;one
steel wheelbarrow; one road scraper; one 7x9-
foot tent in good shape.
HARNESS
Three sets of Concord harness.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Some household goods.
TOOLS
Tools such as forks,shovels,log chains and
other tools used on the farm.
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o ~.. \ u k ago.
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d I C I F S .' r h g g 11 2 1 1 1 1 .' § . . | . . t . \ l f l . | . }.. ..
s c h o o i . 1 f t "~
I L : H i l l I o r r i s ( . n r i . ~ = . »: 1 ~ »1 . ' . c r \ T .1
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vs t y l e s a n c o Ulu me d m *darzran 1 A
r u m T.-J :ax
ou r ma r t nem
8 G " ,10$ld S tn Fr'\r'k Lan =.1
And vlso zl a"f| Z\lund a.\n w .,.;
D o 5 ~1 rice.;are $4.9 ,.
50 anfl|mm and Eliae$19 'Tu an
é th e f'=,;~-p
|. 'd t h e sizes 1 3 to ..Der:e y h ave t
pan ty
n g f o ra l J u n .
.0 $25 offered you »k f r a nCro c k.\t the Fashion Cl.-nv
Women nnd Mir:
Christmas shopping
ian C¢nhlr ln Bhir-
o Blair
o n th e
en a n d
l E r i k -
!fmest merchandise iin Blair at the the place is the Fasmon Lcmcr. 1:
Winter Coats reduced to $14.90
ut the Fashion Center.46~1t
Mr. and Mrs. Jens flirogh \.\ele all'3,_,'entertained at the Paul Bro\ierson|\\1}and
home near Nickerson at Sun\ia5',m;W{;,|M1Mrs Fred H
r.and Mrs.(anslardinner.~ iI\.e1 3,n spe nt Sunday e ve-
ning at Herman Neiserfs.The Gardner school clo;e.d 'Wed-
nesda for the Thank1 vm sa Mr. Pete Anderson spent SundayY~Z\8 ' "lcauon and Mass Foley spent the at the Morris Christensen home.
remainder of the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thane call-
ton, Neh.Miss Foley was u teach-urday.
er i n the Thurston "'?"°°'S f° ' |Mr.and Mrs.Pete Christensenthrew vents and her visit was very MA Rnvmond :ment Wednesday
|i°"'°"" her many friends at Thurs-ed at the Ben Wachter home Sat-, J
I""`E ""` `A was glven5"""""`"iiF|1'i:1{t'a.{l"§...°§ffm on Friday ailht.|°"§¢"fT'E..f|'u.i HSM cm-memeu
g Mr./and Mrs.Leslie Thompson
were Wednesday evening visitors
at the Hugh Sutherland home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervey en-tenained their three daughters.
Mm Henry Tegt of Fremont, Mrs-
Ed Ehninger of Omaha and Mrs.Clark Stricklett and their families
at Thanksgiving dinner.Velma and Russell Mundor! and
\Robert Petersen spent Fritiay aft-lernoon with Georgia Antiu and all
'went sknting.Mr. and Mrs. Otto Christiansenspent Friday evening at the Nels
Christiansen home near Kennzird.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Mrogh were
\Thursday afternoon vidwrs at the
iEmerald Van Beak home, south of
. Blair.|Amanda Petersen of Springfield{soe;\t_ her lfhfxnksglving vacation
n
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and Ellard spent Thursday evening
at the C. W. Christensen home.~John Browning spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Curtin
Behrendt.
Here is our SPECIAL CHRIST-
MAS OFFER:Spend $10 at theFashion Center and we will sell
you a GUARANTEED sa DOLL
for only 99e-sta rt now-i t don't
take long.Ask for a DOLL
CARD.464:
Winter Coats reduced to $14.90
at the Fashion Center,46-it
FIRST METHODIST c n u n c v
Carl Bader. Pastor
Friday, Dec.sm, 7:30 P.n i . -
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w i t h n o m o I u m u .' ;M r s . F r e d J e n s e n a n d t w o d a u g h
~ l t e r s w e r e M o n d a y a f t e m o o n v i . - 1 i t -
E o r a a t t h e J o h n J e n s e n h o m e .
§M r .a n d M r s .F r a n k P e t e r s e n
I a t e ' I " h a n k B g ' i v i n g d i n n e r w i t h M r .
E P e t = e r a e n ' a m o t h e r ,M r s .H e n r y
g Hansen in Blair.Mr.and Mrs. Jolm.Reid ate1Thanksgiving dinner at the J. L.
L a l l u u L t l n u a n o u o oS u n d a y ,D e c .S t h :.
1 0 A .M . - - C h u r c h S c h o o l .
1 1 A .M . - - M n r n i n g W n r s h i p .
S u b j e c t :" T h e H o o d e d L a m p " .
M e m e n t o s f o r a l l p r e s e n t .S p e -
cial music.3 P. M.--Crowell Home service.
6:30 P. hi.-Epworth League.7:30 P. 1'\I.-Dramatic presents-Peterae home.gtionz "Getting Ready for Christ-
~MT. Bild MTB. Otto C!lliSt18Yl$8ll mag"Seggnd special Christmria
tended a dance in Irvington last program.More of the Christmasursday night.lntmosphere.You are cordially
.1 Mr.and Mrs. Hugh Sutl1erlandwe1¢;,m¢.~fend Henry Grnbbe were 1='naay|Wednesday.Dec.11,6:15 P. M.-~
evening visitors at the Chns Peter-Official Board Supper and busi-~\... home.'ness meeting.Supper chainnen:
Holger Petersen was a 1'\'ioH¢i=-\Y= Mrs. Frank Simpgon.~'afternoon visitor at we Jens|7:45 P. M.--Devotional meeting
' K r o g h h o me .an d Ch r is tma s re he a rs al.
|M r .a n d M n .Ha r r y E r v e y a n d ;Fri day , Dec . 1 3, 8 P. M. --" Sop h-
da u g hte r ,Fa y e ,M r .a n d Nl'8»roni a'a W e d d in g " ,a hu mo r o u s
C lllf k S tf i f k le tt an g t w o Ch ild! !n l] | 0 \n g- ta le nt pla y ,b y th e Lad ie s'
w e r e ' T u e s d a y e v e n i n g w a i t e r s a t A i d S o c i e t y .1 t h e J .L P e t vr n e l l h o m e .I S u n d a y n i g h t ,D e c .1 5 - » ~ " W h y
~|H a n s H a n s e n s h e l l e d c o r n I o n g h e C h i m e s R a n z n a b e a u t i f u l
|J i l l E d w l f d l i B i l d m n k L l f l d é f l C h l ' i S f T n 8 8 d ! ' 8 ! 1 l 8 , p r e s e n t e d u n d g f
4 \ 'I ` 1 !¢ l B Y -t h e a u s p i c e s o f t h e E p w o r t h
.Ȣxe _. .. .n o n n t . .n i !...........A A|| |I\n 'a. 1: nh f r i #
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Gid Casselman and Ross Welt,0wners
Sl JOHNSON, Auctioneer FARMERS STATE BANK,
Blair, Nefaruh, Deeem5er 6, 19&
r h m n g f v m g m e r » ¢ t h e ~Hr. .na me R °y W lb o n °f '
ental, Chrisfnffer Andersen home. gn-,,h,,were Think-\¢'i\'ln8 DIYMr. md Mn. Fred Nelson enter-| gueem of their niece and nephew,
tained the following at 'rmugiv-QM,end Mrs.George Facklex-.'
lug dinner:Mr.and M n . P . # l a i n Dorothy Petersen md broih~
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nel~ er, Earl of Hamann were alba dm-
sou, Erma,Mndlyn nnd Ml!'|°n»|ner guests Thursday.
and Ted Nelson.l Mr . md Mrs.0 .M.Mathews
Mr. and Mn. William Wulbern entertained their sons, David, wife
and family visited at the Rudolph n d i m h v m n Harland of Omaha
Emu, Raymond Southern, Mnand P. ll. Tyson..lldn. Hugo Hunk, daughter, lresiq R. M. lversan and Orville Ax-
and son,Buddy of Blair,.and,tell spent Sundny evening at theCndn Nelson.|A. w. Clxrke home.|Mr.and M n .F n d Ray and'Chester Davis of the Brodersan
Fred Metzler were with Mr and dis was l S n at2.trlet,und y gue of(n .Clyde Metzler Sunday {ul'' Paul Fackler at \he Geo. Fackler`
nner._l..omeMr. and Mrs. Clifford Ray and|Mr.and M m Prentice Smithson. Clifford Jnrnhs snenf Mnn<|num».~,m...n¢ .~¢u . .|'n ul..-
bought for iecdim
Byron Bunn ser
lat steers by 'WH
to Omaha Sundl
were on Mondly'|gained well andprufib
Hamid Simonsc
L§wrenoe_ Hawken
Ivirginin, Mr. md Mn. Wm. Brat:
nt three loads of Mr. and Mrs. Wedergren of Blair,
an and Lang Co.'were Thanksgiving supper guestsynightwhichof Hr. and Mrs. C. H. Gehringer,
| market.They north of Blair.
brought a s w d j I-'rank Pike of Blair cam,e out}Monday to help at the home oflnandfrlendsfhfs daughter, Mrs. Byron Beard.
smln of Omaha I W.J.`J Bolle as unfonunaoe in
field when the mov: is of( ugiirh
LoThe little sou; of ?lr. and Hrs.
ren Layman a qute liek Beingth-eatened with brqnc hla t v m-
monia.Dr.Cameron wan callailMonday and friends nne hoping forj
the baby'x recovery soon;
Wilbur Lowe, our new mdl car-
rim-rn. »-.mf-.¢..».\rm..."La,-
m=cAR'mY AND
A new mmm: was lns tdled at
the McCarthy whoa]during the
Tlmnhgiving vacation.\ C o m picking mi been delayed
on amount of had storms,very
vfew having fimhed in um Quinn;
Mr. and Mm Chester Aronson
t Oleo
354:
eanuts
ISC
29c
rdines
~no Sauce
25c
a
Texas Grapefruit
SE ED L ES S
Doz.60c
M. B. Coffee
1 lbi 39c
. Quut Ian
J. M. Mu s t a r d
19c
Georgie Porgie
17c
Peerless
Hard Water Soap
4 bars 25c
Windmxll Slruvberry
Preserves
Pure Fruit nd Sugnr
2|h. Jar 47c
Thanksgiving dinner at the par-boils ~dunable tcrwor~, and has
ental, J. W. Simonson home.'eighty acres of corn to shuck.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hain and He plans to put five teams in the
duties this week in plac e dCrutsinger, who has so ably s
stituted since the msignationC. E. Mock.
Kuhlholni Su un . -''" ""=-|`"ai`T`i'|&"~"m.'fiiTua'i T'i-"'r"~-=----- - --- -~ -»~ ~Hr. ma Hn..w w 'nr nz.r _uv vefflns w r n ~¢¢-.gg an Blair for 'rhnnngsvlng dm
and ~ate Tlmnlmgiving and Mrs..Kate Nielsen enjoyed§Hu h li l fi r y mi a h o f Brock _1§{rs.H w y Tyson and Mrs imi lii ss Emesiine McCoy went to
dinner mt h Mrs.Anon:-lone par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDonald.
Jack McDonald and son, Paul
lp-ent Sunday with Hrs.Rachael
McDonald.1
dlnn€l' at .he J. W. NIQLBQII i\'0l'll£'Neh ggmg 'fhanksgnvimg day t0Thanksgiving dHY-'uw Fred Hunlurn home, remaining
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jensen and until Sunday afternoon when Mr.
.Arlene and Lloyd Jacob.;spent Hurdum wok her, with his daugh-
Sunday at the Henry Jensen home.ge;-3, Mary and Myrtle to Omaha
u...nn] u...11-4-r........... .......»Mr._ondMrp.AIfredSvogersen to return to Lincoln and Wen
kenneth Tyson spent Fnday aft-
ernoon with Qheir sister,Mrs.Waiter Gammel near Tekamah.I1Mrs. Fmnk Pitzer anu son drove
to Omaha to have Thanksgivingdinner with herdaughter, Mrs. Bi
Tekamah Wednesday and had
Thanksgivingdinner at the H. G.
Corbin home where her sister,
Roby was also a guest.After theTekamah»Blair football game Miss:Mcffnv went tn Prnmnnf fn vizit
Seedless Raisins
2 lbs.l9c
'e 1~' n a n m a n o r 1=°=f"""
Service Phone 17
Delco Nut Oleo
2 lbs.354:
Salted Peanuts
llb.ISC
2 lbs.29c
Advo Sardines
Mallard or Tcmno Sauce
2 cans 25c
Aélvo
Pancake Flour
4u». bag 22c
Texas Grapefruit
SE ED L ES S
Doz.60c
M. B. Coffee
1 lbi 39c
. Quut Ian
J. M. Mu s t a r d
19c
Luge cunt
W h i t e Cherries
29c
Georgie Porgie
17c
Peerless
Hard Water Soap
4 bars 25c
Windmxll Slruvberry
Preserves
Pure Fruit nd Sugnr
2|h. Jar 47c
Seedless Raisins
2 lbs.l9c
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Service Phone 17
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Delco Nut Oleo
2 lbs.354:
Salted Peanuts
llb.ISC
2 lbs.29c
Advo Sardines
Mallard or Tcmno Sauce
2 cans 25c
Aélvo
Pancake Flour
4u». bag 22c
Texas Grapefruit
SE ED L ES S
Doz.60c
M. B. Coffee
1 lbi 39c
. Quut Ian
J. M. Mu s t a r d
19c
Luge cunt
W h i t e Cherries
29c
Georgie Porgie
17c
Peerless
Hard Water Soap
4 bars 25c
Windmxll Slruvberry
Preserves
Pure Fruit nd Sugnr
2|h. Jar 47c
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' " - ' " "*' *" 'xc u : j" " " ' " ' " P " " "spen t ' 1hn nkrlgiving at the pa ren tal'I'hmBda3r ¢"¢f!iI18 w l t h M r .a n d Ha ns Svog e ra on ho me .I
h i ts .Ha y es Ro s en b alm.I M r .an d Mr s .W a lte r W a c h té n i
Po i n t r e sp e c ti ve ly . Th e W a t P o i n t B. Ty s o n an d f a mi ly 1 }{,f,ft§f " 3 f "'' " " { i ]" '~sc hools opened Mo n d a y a f te r he-Th e ieac hers a n d pu p ils o f th e ;~rh$°%2L.-,B "°E»§-§='3,.1 §`I£.,'i?n.
i n g closed t w o we e k s to pr e ve n t Bo n o sc hool se nt wr i tte n invita~an d Ru t h Co l ga n vi si ted th e K i n -
Hmn .n n » n I nf' :marln!*Fava*ti nr m in f ha lnn f lmor e fn via h Hmm .l..,.)._\.__r ||r..|..__»A.IHr. arid Mrs. Hans M. Andersen lone and ollin were Sundav din:I
and Lucille were callers Sundar
aim-noon at the Prod Jensen
n e r g u e s t s a t w e A - w . P e t e r s e n ' ~ m n . B a n d a r o f H e r m a n W edne sday l f t e r m n n ._ A f te r ~ ' T § ' 5 ; . ; . ; , : ' ; , ' ° ' " " ' ; ; , ° , ; ; , ' ; _ ; ' " ' ; ; ;
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iimma.|""" vm ""*°=' at un home Ifalph Rlv hm.'gram was g;==- 'me I-ami pm- ;.;';§:...a;¢';a°a i?'mI"h`;'&I. °"'p..»....».=:.£..*§a_PF°&._!:'*'" "°==lm A. ~ww" -Q4 lon, rw- wt we _eww f*!9!"\=__Ws=*-I w. J. Bane and lon: ...; inHr .and Mrs.Alfred
J. n u r su u y a x ue r nv ve n t e r t a i n e d a n u m b e r : r f r e l a t i v a M r .n d M r s .A _W _P e t e r s e n
T h a n k s g i v i n g d a y a t l l l é i i h o m e .i e n c i 'c h i l d r e n w e r T h a n k s g i v i n g
M r s .J9»U1f23 T h o m p s o n a n d M r s .d i n n e r g u e s t s a t t P e t e r A n d e r -
D a h ' T h o m p s o n e p e n t S u n d a y n i g h t s e n h o m e n e a r H e r m a n .
a t ~~ A .Compton Home ill . . -. - . w n _ w u » ~ »"!""F helping no "fre for M " " 'There is only one Fashion Cen
Llgge B"2°k°;,"'h°_'H 'EV suck..ter in Blair and that is the FASH-
were Thank.sgiving dinner guestsoftheF.Muller family where
Mrs. Anderson is staying.Joel and Delber'tClark and Jas.
Dixon spent Sundaw afternoon
with Benjamin and Bi ly Beard.
Mrs. Donelly of Blair, who has
been helping Mfg.lienry Bgqrd-
rxcx,:sua Carter, A.W. Clarke,Don Goans,R.R.Pearce,Harry
.'l'ucker, Byron Beard, Dan Moore.
Howard Goana and A.E.Dixon.School was in session Fdday. The
pupils are prepidng a Christmas
program.Victor King is spending: a few
Omaha Monday to see his son,|
Elmer at the hospital.Elmer,leaves the hospital Tuesday after~i
noon to stay until Thursday atithe Louis Lalzioda home there nmi|hopes to come home then witi..
.his mother who has stayed witili
him all the time.F
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mr.:mo Mrs.van Thompsonentertained'!'honksgiving day at
dinner and luncheon the following
guests: the Messrs. and Mesdamea
Wm., Frank and James Thompson
ION CENTER where you can
:dwayu buy the smartest STYLES
_at MONEY SAVIN ces.46-It
}Women and Mi es Do your
Christmas shoo 'rr at he Fosh-
went Monday no me home of nergrandson,Wilbur Watt in Blair.
whose baby die ia nd she stayed
for tlne funeral Tuesday.
Thanksgiving Day and eyeningQuanta of the A E. Dixon vounir
Gays Wim nls parents,mr.aaadj.Robert Venord who has workedMrs.Abner Kin :'.8-.for Harry Tyson went to BlauMr.ond Mrs.George EFl§f€4lf¥.Satuniay and will leave soon roi
and cluldrcn had Thankgmving Bog",d M t .
dinner wif.h Mr. and Mrs. Alfred \\"th a i o.ii spend the winle.
1 a nec# t ere.Feer in B'l::|r.I u...,...,|au...f~.......-n_:.-.....1ana mmnues.ibn.Mis; G:
teaches ar.K
In d mr Al l ! me l I * - " 1 M°" ion Center in Blair-they hive the folks wen Lellie Peak and Rid!-.r. pd llrs . Fla y :"°° Thompson, ""° finest merehandile in Bun- ntthe ard Lippincott..two cluldren, Mr. am
ennnrd,* l l allo l I n w r g m 'nmrl a n M...-»¢la! :ni Dm-is Crawford |t.|\'e¢l Mnndnv Sheet!and. two chi
| s a m .lnafvsflgihi
I l l n . C h u x i i a n i
ildnn umm!||..'
.uuu nxlo.utulige £13111 HEI(ia were S unday eve ni:1g vas
t th e Ha r r y Ty s o n h o me .
fH\'da 'Mnf rlnr anmn!Un;
n
miat u.. parental ; ; ; ; " - 1 ;l¢»l\¢|ll ~" ; , ; ;=.¢m".1£|;».af;.=|;a;.1aa¢;;"i>;'l'hnnk|¢i\'ing dinner "¢1iau~'J»?'¢.;*'2Hr. and ln. Fritz Knudlen and s ; _ ; , m c n ;g d ,at th e ! l e ne P e a r c e a t t h e R . Pe n c e ~ ~ , g 1\b"°:u| ;:i l-"W ulf Bla nch
M Tue . ld " " ' t " f _ i u':l ° f g ~ Fas hio n Ce nte r mni ng '|'| lUl'l¢| l¥ »'1 'hu"d.E:mf : e m ¢ ; ; w i t h i f ~ o f l a s t w e e k w i t h h e r s u n g ,w g ; -
I ar .S t h l l l n u m n r u m s i a m .Id l u d t e r ," n n ~ ~. . » ¢ . 2 , '. f . . . . . . . . " ' °... 'f. E' ¢l C 1 1 2 ~ ~: I i l . . ._ E . ' £ ._ ' I ' ! 0 l l _ . l l _r . I t o I l l !
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~ard in Hermén
Eleanor Dixon came homa-sday evening'~
F u n ti l Su n d n v nf'||»1
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rnoon
wi th
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Niels Chriah
div ed Sunday
--- - U - U ;-vus h e w e n t t o O m a h a
Brass and daunrhter,
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Wnutheafternoonat the I I sl u n g s u m on\ .u luu .\ r»1Y\ l 0|vva uu u l l :u l ]v n u ;. u e u r s u n
nnJ n m u t w _..--umm mrurneu 1.0 studies atMr.and Mm.Kemeth Tvson Qav:d_angi ,ML Mathews' mother,,Q,,,.,, 1'r...|..........»..Boben Andersen home near Ken-I ALC
a i d .
Hr.and Mrs.Fmd hom:and nn
Iwe ll were amo ng the twenty-five
g u e s t:th a t g ath e r e d a t th e Gle n
Ra y h o me , n o r th o f A r li n g to n o n
'l11nnksgi ving day .
R o y L o n g is ab se nt f ro m sc ho ol
on a c c ou nt o f si c kne ss.
F r e d Lo n g a tten d e d th e f un e ra l
n f h h nnnuh\ff n n r n ;IInu#LH+
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efor Mr. Knofflcr hast Saturday and
Lean Hindley for Hayes Rosenbalm
and Plul Barry Tiuesdny.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Roxenbalm
u 1 I ''ih Jane Visited 'Tuesday
evening with Mr. and Mrs.Peter
August Johnson and John Awn-
scmn assisted Chester Aronson with
his butchering Tuesday aft»er1:oo\|."¥
Hayes Rosenbalm and family
were Sunday dinner guests and
s p e n t t h e a f t e r n o o n w i t h M r .a n d _
u . . -l : . . . _ r r _ 1 \ . . .- 1 l
S T A R T S F R I D A Y
Hose, Smocks, Wash Dresses, etc
party for Mrs. Mattie Noble at her
home Tuesday evening.Mrs.
Noble plans 0|l spending the win-es---Some Below CostSaleFashion Center starting Thursday
Dec. Sth.Coats made to sell t.Now's your cH nce to buy substantial Christm as Gifts Before Christmas, Not Afterwards
I.As czn, -..A ,,_____. r\......-.._I Fur Trimmed Broadcloth Coats Pricedfrom I f'l .: l. I.. -. _¢ ,.l'-_4.._
$25 offered you at $16.90.
early 46-llHere is our SPECIAL Cr{RIST~
».f*:
sMocKs
.ln Crnmnne and Black S.uine with Crgh-nne Trimming#
Excellent. Christmas Gifw.Priced tux LLis sale
$ l . 9 5
Why go to Omaha when you can buy in,Blair for much less.Our prices sie always. low,but are still lower i n this
STOCK REDUCTION SALE.Plenty of clerks.Buy early while best sizes last.F O R C A S H ~No alterations.
THE STYLE SHOPPE .
JUSIE I. VAN DEUSEN, Proprietor
T R U E W O R T H W AS H D R E S S E S
Small, Medium and Extra Large Sizes for only
~$1.00
With long sleeves --$ 1 ~ b o ~
Rtlyux Silk SkinKia! Undies only
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$8.95 to $16.75
In all sims and culnrs-
In lates! sxyln and patterns.
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SILK and wool. BATH ROBES
Pric¢d hom
$2.95 to $6.75
AI," mhsxnnrial Gifr, Arliclea
Raynr §ilk Undvrwnr, Combination Kun!-5101! Cont. Sweatvrs in .~.
huns. B'""me" and v*""f'Rei. Black. Blue und Pu|'|»!e only ¢
Boxed Handkerchiefs, Mesh Bain, L\ce Cullum,Pockeb-~~ ~~.~books with Belts In mwah.Library Table Scarfs,,:»?»'! '- 1
Olhers ~el $9.50 for there sweaters -Coat.Flowers, 'Neck Scnrfs,Velvet, Ch"""m"'
$1.00 ~ $1.95
O 'Fr
Silk and Wool hose,qhildren`r= hnse in all -izes
and aulum.A fuli muck, Ber t Brands 1ugh as
Ruby Ring Her Royal Highness love'-Ned
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89 cents
a Garment.
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ln m o s t s i z e s - i n mmy c o lo n
1| c oats , fu rtri mme tl, in b roke n si zes
$5.00 to $15.00
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SILK COOLIE COATS
Beautiful and Cozy
$4.95 to $6.75
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.HATS /In all the lzien odes."Felt Hale an lo mf
$ l 9 5
,Tama $1.00 and up ~
Hundreds of other hula at as Iuw as
.5 0 c e n t s .
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Mmyvfllef made. "m u for Chrirm n cm.~~\¢ 9 ~
.lp uver u-|a v a le r s m cour\ , ~_\\' -ul a nd Kwo n -
\.""-$21519 $3.75
Suze: 3. 4 6 and K Pnced Irnm
$2.95 to $5.00
.lush the thing for school girl*
Warm Coats. guud quality and cheap in price
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Christmas shopping at the Fash-I
ion Center in Blair-they have the
fire# .merchandise in Blair at t.he|
Advertising in The Entermisv
Friday visitors at the Brewster
lchapl were Misses Erma Nielsen,
A1£eé Mauen. Bertha Mxtzen and
Irene Devirmey.
Mx. andMrs. Martin Sumls vis-
iwd at the Alfmd Svogerson home
Tuemhy evening..
M: a nd M n Chris JahneI_and
l l m n y weve vlsunrs a t w e w m .W ulbern home Thursday afternoon
M r .an d M n .John Vogt,Jr.,
Virg in ia ,Ve ra Belle and W a n d ;
L o u had Thanksgiving dinner at
the home o f M n .V6gt's parents,
¥' illilm Ma r kman ' s ne a r Be n ning -
m n .
Wednesday evening vidhors at
t h e A ll r e d S v o n r s o n h o me we re
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llr. and Mrs. Ef'nest Monmin, iii
and Mrs. Albert Nelson and fum-u
Monson.
Hr. a nd Mrs.Harry Swanson
nnd family of \\'n_yne, and HilmlSwanson of Omaha spent Thanks-giving at the pazeatal, Nels Swnn-
son home near Kennandrgf~ and Mrs. Lo\is Larsen werevimtors at the w w w Wulbern
home Tuesday evening.
Sunday afternoop visitors at the
Soren WeIsmann Iwme were HansSvogersonandAlma md Ha rry
Svofreron.Hr. and Mm.Christian Ander-sen, Arlene and Norma Mme had
.Suits. B»m»me.»» and Ven-
$1.00 -to $2.2
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Why go to Omaha when you can buy i
STOCK REDUCTION SALE.Plenty o
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m u n s v u r w w v u vu e :u s C o r r e c t Y o u r F o o t
Ills NAture'l way
Them is :xo Shoe like the
Arch Praerver,style plus
comfort.The foot comfort
noreformenmd women-39
Basal Silk Skin-Kin Undies unly
89 cents
Why go to Omaha when you can buy in,Blair for much less.Our prices sie always. low,but are still lower i n this
STOCK REDUCTION SALE.Plenty of clerks.Buy early while best sizes last.F O R C A S H ~No alterations.
THE STYLE SHOPPE .
JUSIE I. VAN DEUSEN, Proprietor
Rtlyux Silk SkinKia! Undies only
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Buxes. etc.
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Mmyvfllef made. "m u for Chrirm n cm.~~\¢ 9 ~
89 cents
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.lp uver u-|a v a le r s m cour\ , ~_\\' -ul a nd Kwo n -
\.""-$21519 $3.75