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ga,"BLAIR, In-1B§ASKA, JANUARY 2, 1930m m n W m k h i. . J a in - lllm u ln uVOLUME XXXIII m m m m m n s n n n m v b -NUMBER 50~L " 1 ;,j;,;',,';.;,jf I lit.i _..__.__._...._..._...___W nl ton Gunn!!-»
V I S I T H O M E F O L K S
The Cfvmr Pickell funny areveryiloPPYthesedaysantheir
two d a u g h te n a r e h o me wi th th e m
o ve r th e holi day season.
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Tax 0rlina -
f |S,=V6i
City Occupation Tax Pgsed by
Premcmt G t r Council toQ"l'»x
itinerant Yendors is new §¢=b¢
Vofq bf Supreme Court;~ .
BLAIR HAS Luis onnmA'i<.¢E
M u n n -n
B l a i r O n i i r u n c e H u N e v e r f i f - ' F l
P u t i n F o r c e .C o p i e d A m i r 't h e
Fremont Ordinance.;Q
In will be of interest ui -izinir
offiqials to nohe that, the --.' r -
tion f Fremont, has »-Q1 ~e~
clared void..~ff
'Blix ordinance placed a -4.-
$300 a year on "itinerant ~h .1~:~
a n d t h e P e t e r s e n B a k i n g C o \~y
|:|I i I
High Schooi
Happemngs
Dislrids Formed in Xehrlskn H'|h
School D¢b¢-lin: Lague.Buket
Ball Practice Continues. Athletic
Officilll Meet at Oakland.
qgxxoiz PLAY Pmcrlcs ox
Declitnilory Work Suri;Next
Week urge Number Expected
G
o
rk.
~n
in
the pus; eight years in St.Puul,
Minnesota, cllne home a week ago
last Sunday md will return to hex'
work next Saturday.
Another daughter,Mrs.Dale
Pollard of Scottshluflg,arrived
last Saturday and will spend
about a month with them.These
little visits are much appreciated
and make life worth living.
in taxes.To this an appea)_2;ins
made,taking the matter Liifggocourt.`¢ gg
The supreme court gave thdi ~
oision Tuesday in the case, an i f-
fixmed the decision of tha di t
court which had held the -
ance was too indefinite.Th di y ,
had appealed from the vim
court's decidon.? »g
The license tax, exacf/ed on
$r?<:iTrsSndofuba:;e§s If ~Z
was paid by the Petersen cornpqly
and the Stljmdard Bakers corpor-I*
tion, of Oinnha.The Ialiielj air
signed itsclaim for repayme . to
the Peters-en company,'\
The supreme court held f.llif5`il\e
term "itinerant vendor" iq Mg de-
.
Ac c on lin g o o th e re p o r t o f S u p -
er in te nd en t C. K . Mo rs e, s ec re ta ry
o f t h e Nebraska.H i g h Sc hool Dc -
b e ti n g Le a gu e ,th e B la i r h i g h
sc hool has b een plac ed i n the east~
ern d istri c t. ,' I'h io d istri c t is re pr e-
se n te d b y s o me o f th e la rg e r h i g h
sc ho ols o f ea s te rn Ne br as ka .Th e
f o llo wi n g h i g h sc hools wi ll con-
sti tu te th e me mbe r sh i p o f th e
e a s te m distric t.:Bln i r ,F r e mo n t,
Pla ttsmo u th, S n y d e r an d V alle y .
L a s t y e a r B la i r an d F r e mo n t
f o u g h t i t o u t f o r c h ampi on sh ip
ho n or s a n d F r e mo n t wa s r e tu r n e d
th e vi c tor .Ho we ve r , th i s y e a r we
ar e ho pi ng to re ver se the e c o re o n
ou r D o dg e c o u nty o p p on e nts .
A f te r e we ek s vac ati on,Coac h
P a r k ,bas ke tba ll ag g re g a ti o n h a s
se ttle d d o wn ag a i n to ha r d wo r k .
Th e squ ad ha s n o w been c u t to
fi f te e n me n .Coac h P a r k hopes
to h a v e h i s te a m ru n n i n g s mo o th -
ly wh e n th ey me e t W i nn eb ag o i n
th e f i r s t g a me o f th e y ear a t
W i n n eb a g o o n J a n ua r y 10th.
Th e f i r s t h o me g a me wi ll be
|:~.|..0 ~ -
Will Improve
Fontanelle Roads
Rzsidentl of Fontanelle Neighbor-
hood Will lmprove Roads ln
Their Vicinity.Ask the Cammy
Qua l lo Ma ke Levy..
PRESENT Ps1'm0N To BOARD
The county commissioners at
their regular meeting held last
Monday were presented with a
petition from road district Num-
ber 14 in Fontanelle township.
This petitionwas 100%strong,
being signed by every resident
freeholder of that district-The
petition prays that the bounty
board call an election for wlevy
of five mills spreading over a
period of five years the proceeds
of which is tu be used in putting
the roads in that district in shape.
District 13 has also taken out a
COUNTY Asst-2:-:"ns 'no
HOLD STATE .MEETING
A meeting of Nebraska county
assessors will convene in Lincoln
January 10 and ll, it was made
known Saturday by Lancaster
County Assessor Bell, president of
the mme usodntion.
The early meeting is oceasloned,
Bell statues, by the state law which
requires the re-valuation oi real
estate each four years for taxation
purposes. Improvements and prob-
lems of land valuation generally
are to be dlseuased at the sessions.
It i s probable that a second
meeting of the association will be
called some time in March to dis-
cuss personal property and the ln-
tangible tax, Bell said.
The early meeting this year is
called that infomation needed by
the 93 assessors in the state for re
valuation of real estate may be at
their disposal when they s u n
work on their task.
greamery
In Opgraiioq
New Co-opzntiyf Qnhmz-ry Oigp.al Saturday, Deeembe1:._28\ls29
for Business Prius. Olfemil
Brings in Lqfge Amount Cream.
TRADE NAME DECIDED ON
Fira! Chur1in| Amounlqd to Aw-
proximately.l8|0 Pounds Butter:
FORMER BLAXR PEOPLE CALL
Mr. lfld MPS-M.C. Collins of
Decatur,Nebraska were pleasant.
callers at The Enterprise office
Saturday morning and enrolled as
new subsérih-ers for this family
necesdty.Mrs. Collins was formerly Miss
Alta Kinsey, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi |Klnsey wha resided up
neu Tyson natio n for A number
o f wa n .The Collins' are farm-
ing up near Decatur and are doing
well.They were on their return
trip from Omaha where they had
been vi ming Mrs.Collins'par-
ents.
Farm Account
School Jan. 24
I-'arm Account school to be Held
at Court House in Blair,Jan.
24.Farm Inventory Blanks Will
Be Mailed on Request._
SCHOOL om-:x To EVERYBODY
Mr.Ralph Cole from the Sta!/e
College of Agriculture will be at
the Court House in Blair, January
24, for an afternoon school to as-
sist Washington county farmers in
getting started with their funn
account work of 1930.
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The opening of the Blair co-
operative creamery was held last
Saturday,Dee. 26, 1029.A pm-
gnm had been worloed out for the
day which induced n number of
people to be present for the event.
Az the appointed hour the prize;
were awarded.Lara Jospersen,
brought in_the largest amount of
lmtterht which wgs 149% pounds
m d received at 9x12 Congoleum
rug given by J. E. Cunpbell; John
Hooks wok second with u n i
pounds and [received I case of
Country Gentleman mm from the
Blair Canning Co; P. C. Petersen
wok thin!with 63%pounds and,
receiwd a.Muster Mage Wnber
Bowl from th¢ Christensen Lum-
ber Co;Ernest. Lang, next, 5 gal-
lons Shell Moto: oil by Nebrmknr
Iowa Oil Cb; E. N. Manley, 5 gal~
lon Sub-Zero Gold Test Oil_.by
nrner Service Statlon and John
Vogt,1 gallon Separator oil .by
Hancock Implement Co.
There were also ,premiums
offered by J . L.Pounds,Blue
County Board's
'Last Meetmg
County Commissioners Hold Las(
Meeting of the Yeur 1929.Ad~
vexlise for Bids on Bridge Con-
struction Wbrk.
RE-ORGANIZE AT NEXT MEET
Cdunty Commissivners Room,
Blair, Nab., December 30, 1929
The Fnard of County Commis-
sioners met pursuant to ad_iourn~
ment taken Dec. 19, 1929;
Present:Chas.Nelson,C.B.
Mehrens and C. J. Nelson.
The minutes of the preceding
meeting were read and approvegl.
After A careful examination of
the following bills on we differ-
ent funds ir was moved and sec-
onded that. the following claims be
allowed and the County Clerk in-
strucwd to draw warrants mx the
Blair Concludes a Year of M,,,,¢,'sUr:PR|sE ON .
ment.'Ne\r annum Enterpriteuf " ' .GOMDBN w n n n n
mururgupd, Ne w Pubm W a n?
Completed..|Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rudeen,tu.'highly rupected dtimens of Yo
nsman Hmn=:'m uanklrr mnn Cree k. were-wnentlv surndsed -__- _- - -.. .. - ¢ » - v - - - . - q n v s a a n . .I
Eontxnelie Highway Graded and
~Surfaced One of the Objettivd
of the Near Future..
»h m - a n
We,'ag citizens of Blair and
Washington county, are zmovsgstart-
ing a new year and it behooveausasa.civic being 1,5 atop and
\
Friday; Dec: 27, to have a numb
of neighbors an friends come
on u5lf!1l,:'l0 he them a l e b n
their fiftieth wedfding anniversal
Golden.weddings are not
:common that tliéy can be pass
I
by without proper observance as
their friends decided eerly th
they were not going to miss
chance of eelebmtjng this one.
take an inventory of. out stoclyin Mg.ami Mrs.. Rudeen came
hand and draw our balahee sbeetthis country in 1881 from Swedl
just as carefully as does"£ busi- and settled 011 York Creek in 18neseman at the close of a year's eo are ala settlers of this count
work.1 |T v 2 r`The$5 hive no children and no ne
Taken an in an, Blair rm; his a
very ntisfaeoory year from every
angle and we need feel no regrets
over any action taken.
Business conditions hive in them'==.in been up to norm!! oreven
better then that of last veer.
\
relatives.Mr.Rudeen is eigh
anckhis wife iniseventy-seven. F
this occasion,she balcw a love
cake,thinking some neighbo
might call during the day and si
would serve a little lunch to 'them
Imndne her sum;im when thirt»;- - - g - - - ¢ - 5 - - - r - - --|" ' " " aTh e r e h i s been n o business fa i l-two d r o pp e d i n w i t h th ei r- di nn er s
ur ea a n d we ha ve been busy a n d and p ro c e ede d to make f ne rr y .
prosperous.b u r i a l; t h e p a s tth i ! - Q Th e ho s ? a n d hoistess we r e p r e -
ty da y s th e ef fe qt o f th e l¢¢0?1l.sented wi th a n u mb e r o f gi f ts ,
c r us h i n th e stoc k ma r k e ts h a s , ; m¢ n g th e m b e i n g a lo ve ly b a s k e t
been f elt b ut thi s c an be bu t t,e ~n1»'o !` flowers whic h th ey apprec iated
po ra ry a nd will in the e nd , we P m- I\ '¢ ~w muc h.
d i c t, w o r k o u t to th e b e n e f i t o ! u s :Th e a f te mo p n wa s s p e n t i n vi s -
all as mo ney whic h was go ing c a s#- ,i dng an d e .very one ha d a f ine ti me
i n th e fo r m o f stoc k inves tmen zt wh i c h wi ll ld n g be r e me mb e re d b y
will be likely to find Washinzum Mr. and Mrs. Rudeen.county land`;-'ery §cceptahle sezur-g
ity.s ;SPRlNGLlKE WEATHER
Eqrly in me year a congglid-E -} N N];3g_,\g;{ation of papers reduced the num-|| *
ber of papérs in Blair fr6rri"£hree.Ito two.This had long been thai Liu Sunday was "e of the rw
A
cd
ar
- . . . . \y a . - . | ,n n .l a » u |yu.n y "
stor y i n th a t pa r t o f the ,c ounty
as a f e w y ear n g o a distriqt.
n o r th o f th e m us ed th e s a me
me th o d to nroc ure th e nec essarv
;y'|§|¢, hv, been played in the Dana 'College gym-~ " c . m ` .`°&'. llvlvn Uv PII "'f"|pI»n¥for the h i d e l t 1¢|¢in|-
v fu me who bn nuium on .hnua ry mn. Thi s wi ll -m a m .0r... .._... ....Rollo Allen. Mainuminz 33.801 ...-... ......_._
eau
llar
its
ect#
rib'
w
be.
u n
.2lxch
requested the same from the local
County Agenfls office.More are
available and will be sent upon
request.
Nobody is barred from taking
this work.Already renters and
land owners have enrolled.We
want small farmers 'as well as
large farmers,so at the end o l
the year we will he able to deter-_fmlmine what we different farm act-
ue a double-header,xslairs in-su
team meeting Nebraska School for
the Deaf and Blalr's second teammeeting Bennington.
The executive committee ol' the
East Central Nebraska Athletic
Association will meet at Oakland
next Saturday, January -nh.Al
this meeting the 1930 football
schedule will be drawn up.The
l'fanners_Gr. &Lbr. Co.
Supplies
Ben Gottsch,Dragging
Independent Oil & Gas Co.,
Gas 4.45
iauis C. Lorsch, Dragging 50.40
August Proclmow, Dragging
and Road Work 17.20
Elza Triplett,Est.,Rent 30.00
Elmer Wright,Hauling
`and Gravel 182.50
246.85
37.12
w- J- sas ouerea a $4 pnze ronfirstcanofcreamdelivered;
Stewart Pharmacy,a prize of I
gallon Chloraido for second-zm9'
Arndt Hardware gave.a 5 gallon
'cream can for third.
The Blair Milling Co.gave a
100 pound sack of egg mash for
the cream coming Lrom the fartlvi
eat distance,Rivett Lumber and.:
Coal Co. one Red Top Stanchion
.-_.______a -..n_\.»_¢..__an .
ents of Blair and »~§a.§
|.w :|||g |||u n: u |\. v . :u r i s u n g u u y u l u u h a v e h a d s o m u c h sal a t e m c f m b e f o n e .l o l 't h e i r i m p r o v e r n e
A u t o m o b i l e s g a l o r e c r o w d e d t h e h a d i t s i n f l u e n c e a i
h i g h w a y s ,g o i n g h i t h e r a n d § o n , l 0 1 -t h e c o u n t y w i l l
j u s t t o b e o u t i n t h e g l o r i o u s a i r i n l i n e l a t e r .
a n d s u n s h i n e o f r u w i n t e r ' s d a y .|
T h e Qa ac is H I E i n f i p e s h a p e H I W I L L H O L D P U R E
p r e s e n t f a n d e v e n .t h e d i r t r o a d sm e n o t s o h a d t o ; i d e o n .e y e r y - |W a s h l r l g l p n c p u g i t
w e l l b e c l a s s e d a n i
about by a .;1>int aktion of The-I
Enterprise and 'I`hle,'I'ribune, bothi
being financially interested in the
mow..Arrmtlg_ the new businesses in-
auguhited durizig the year is thc
Marathon Oil and Serviee=station.'
the repair, greasing and washing
d e p a r t m e n t o f '~..~i h n b 1 0 d n k s
.o f t i s a m ;p e r m b u t a r e m o s t b r e e d e r s o f f
stock in the state.recently opened for buelness..thankflu for what we have had
The new school bulldmg nom and are having .under construction is the only,...,__________.__Q .._....¢-_|__3..|...the rounds of the Cf
fnupicipial
iwld- ` .- -r;3 3 1 5 1 )S A L E 'B l a i r h a s a l i k e o r d i n a n c ¢ f §l ' 1
011 tll¢foI €¢
xure bred li ve
Aa o n e ma k e s
su n ty thi s fa c t
[h a s ne ver be e n p u t i n to ffffiée
ou n g q g , a a g pb z g , {, i ts l a
I.,B m n ( 1 ,S H ( ) W E R
A minnnllnnnnnsu h|~i¢lnI uhm
.V Ii\ities and the size of the fi f mmm metuni che largest ,1.m'§§T
come.Henry Banling,living three
mr miles nonh of Telbasta said." I
quesunn OI aumnung morn scnnon ua Dunklln Dm 62.10 lllu null :_ §\Ull|qw - un ,||| M di "uu 'pounds of sugnr for |.hlrd prime.\"sung-:';¢1°n=¢n: n. v. 11.2, af §"'*°'P" '?.'""'!"LR"¥"P' 45,00 ~In the nmmmn N- w. Galnu nr
' - r - " " " " " " " '. _ .._ -___ _th e loc al sc hools,i s tr e a s u mr o f
th e as s oc ia ti o n an d a ls o a membe r
F a r me r s u r .a mar.uc .,, . 6 0 ! o f Li nc oln delive red a n address
P°° tB ,]D .6 . 0 u t th e Ho me Thf!21ire a n d a f te rHH. Gle ss e ma n ra EK mR ..d hF-friw Gnnkor I}r:;mzimr 2 . 7 0 l q s xsafi u i r a oaienuc lc kE .pubiic building comtnicted during
the year and while it is as yet
not completed it is so nearly fin-
ished that we feel that we can
class it as a part.of the year's
work.
Another wry much. needed im-
provement is that of our new
:-l.r£'£'t lighting system.Long
years Blair has waited for this
but one improvement after an-
other called for the ready money.
But. this year saw the dream come
true and now Blair can hoiil up
her head in pride as one of the
11ally well lighted iowrns of horsize in the state.
Another line of endeavor that
we must .not overlook is the effort
that Dana College is making to
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|N o n e e d t o t a l k a b o u t s o u t h e r n f e e d ' y a r d s : r i n d 1 1 1 1 1 0 b r e d h o g s
c i i m e s a n d s u n n y C a l i f o r n i a w h e n ,
the weather man brings,such
beautiful winter weatlier to No-
braska.r
Masonic-Eastern
Star Reception
New '|ear's Reception Put on hy
Masons and Eastern Stars Big
+Succas Fine Program and a
Pleasant Social Evening.
make herself felt as one o thef
leading schools of the state.Thisyear she has been putting on an
intensive advertising campaign
1~;:<Jox'MUSIC . u m DANCING
If The Eastern Star and Masonic
that is not only bringing ,s u l t organizatiotik of ihis ity observed
now but will sure]brin reater New Years day with a get-toyg gresults in the future.Courses- for
Pinter students have been ar-
'gether informal party at the Ma-
sonic hall beginning at six o'cloci¢,*
are a so note
bred hogs may be mentioned Geo.
Morgan,residing north of Blair.
George ha been specializing for
n number of years on the Berk-
shire strain :md he Kas an excep-
tionally fine herd.
Mr.Morgan was in attendance
at the International Stock Show
hold in Chicago and made a tour
of inspection of the live stock ox-
hibits and especially studied the
'Berkshirts The result of the visit
was that he came home well satis-
fied with his herd of Berkshires.
.He has had many flattering
piirnents from state eicpens
have seen his herd.
I-Ie will hold a sale in the
future to which he invites
friendd The Enterprise will print
his catalogues which will he out
com-who
are requested to ask for cats
Among the breeders of pure
was hold for Giarlyi. Smith of Heb
man, at the home of H. W. Meier-
henry,west of Blair,Thuisilay
evening, Dec. 26.
A mock wedding was one of thc
main attractions of the evening.
The wedding march "Yes Sir!
'I`hat's My Baby", was played by
Ervin Sprick.The wedding pro-
cession was lead by Harold Smith
acting as minister,followed by
Howard Meienhenry us ring boar-
or.Harold Meierhenry was the
bride, Henry Neiilerdeppe, groom,
attended by Wesley Meierhenry
:End Alfred Wolff.All were at-
.tractively dressed to fit their
Qparts, as wel! as oct them.
|Miss Smith received many use-
|1'ul gif ts which had been placed
,under a prettily decorated urn-
fhrella.
!
"i 3 ' |Other entertainment were games
mnand music.The trio of the Tel-
bzista mule quartette sang "Those
w ddi n i i B Uin due season.lnteersted persons'e nl !.e s are r e k mg - P
that Old (lang of Mme ,which
ranged and efery inuggmgnt p¢g5-J8nl.l8ry lst.._they dedicated to Walter Meier-i b le i s ma de t o a rt n e t t h e ~It hasfbeen the custorn for ,,.a,,,|§;=;;'j°S should they fail to recene henry,the other member of the
men and women from the farm to years for these orgamzations to -<1;5;"'~°**f_-but Walter l"35P°1'\d@d:
take this course.Dann has longlmeez together on January ist. for ...."e wis es to stay with the Gang.had the enviable reputation offsocial recreation and a general PUBLIC b.»\Ll;S b'I`AR'Il1\G At a late hour a delicious lunch
:¢0l1ld not get along without keep-
ing records."Frank W. Stork of
Sheridan township said," I have
kept records on my farm business
for twenty years.It is the r!JSt
important thing to do.",
George Wulf of Arlington, When
asked if he kept records, replied,
"Oh yes,I couldn't get along
without mem."
Undoubtedly,there are many
other successful farmers who
(Continued on page four)
. » . » . . . . » - . » -- - g u n :
A 1~:ErGHBonL\ACT
A bunch of neighbors of Mr
Nels Paulson, who lives southwest
of Drum,acted the good Samar-
iton to her last week.Eleven of
them came in and gathered her
com and cribbed it without chang~
ing her a cent.
Mrs.Paulson's husband died
some time ago leaving her with a
small farm and a large family of
children and keeping things going
has not been easy with her.
Knowing her condition her
neighbors, John, Fred and Henry
Dickmeyer,Evolt a n d Martin
Dunklau, Velmer and Chds Han-
of the executive committee.o
l u n - _ - I
The Junior class,under the
leadership of Miss Mildred Buser,
has decided to begin practice on a
Junior class play at once.'The
play which will be given is a com-
edy entitled,"The Whoie Towifs
Talking".Play books have been
ordered and parts will he assign-
ed within the next few days.
The Junior class play will be
given some time during the early
part of February.
The call for students ifntcresteds. 'in declamatory work will be given
next Wednesday, January Sth.It
is expected that from thirty~five
to forty students will take up the
work.
Students of Blair high have al-
ways made a fine showing in fbias
class of extra curricular ' work.
They expect to oontinue the high
standards set in previous years-
The home contest vriil be given
late in February and the district
contest will be given in March.
Mrs. Masser, Miss Pei-na Hutch-
inson and Miss Kelly will coach the
students for the home contest.
- - - . .u v . » - - '. . . _u n . . .A x e l Ha ns en ,Ma i n ta i n i n g
Cn ri s Hi n z ,D r a g g i n g 5
W i i b e rt L a ng h o r s t, D r ag g i n g
J o h n L i e rma n , D r a gg i n g a n d
Ro ad W o r k
Ch ri s Ne lso n ,D r a g g i n g
He n r y W . P ae pe r,D r a g g i n g
Alf z ei i Sc h mid t,D r a g g i n g
A lb e r t H .Sto r k , D r a g g i n g
A. J .Su th e r la n d , D ra g g i n g
Ma ri on .S uth er la ml, lli ai no jn -
i n g
W .S. Th o mp s o n , D r a g g i n g
Lo ui e W u lb u r n ,M n ta i n i n gAA .W i lk in s ,Dr zlgg in g
'Dimy Zand ers,Ma i n ta i n i n g
L o u i s B a ttli n g ,D r a g g i n g
J e n ni e B o li n g, Re n t f or Ga r -
ag e
Con ti nu ed f r o m pa g e thr ee
70.20
0.45
19.80
10.60
7.20
26.10
19.80
14.40
40.10
14.00
18.90
2.00
22.50
8.00
30.60
30.00
gi ve n Dy m a n merc nunzs we r e .
turned loose in the crowd and ea,-:h
person catching a chicken was.
awanleii a prize. .The donors were.
an f o li o ws z ,one blan k et,J .E .
Ma r k s &So n ;3 pou nds c offee,
No r t h Side Sto re ;25 po un d sac k
su ga r,0 .P.Sk a g g s ;one in ne r
tube, Rathnmaziii garizge; $2.50 in,
go ld ,F a r me r s State B a n k ;1 2
cane swe e t c orn,Bla i r Ca n n i n g
C o ;25 po un d pa il Sinc lair A xle ,
Grease,Bla i r Servic e Sta ti o n ;3 ,
poun ds c off ee,No r t h Si de Sto re ;
$2. 50 i n go ld , Ci ti ze ns S ta te B an k;
5 po und s Si nc lair Pre ssu re Grea se,
B la i r Servic e Sta tio n ;12 c ans
swe e t c orn,Bla i r Ca n n i n g C o ;
one elec tric da s h li gh ter ,Vi nton =
Evan s C he vr ole t Co .0
"|'lu DHIumuln |"'nfn \|n\»\~m\f a n ;p,--.nv .~\~=.»»U.-.¢»¢..<...._..\coftee to the fanners and their
families." P I I Y H § l { 2 R Y R R I I Annlher mnlent worth mention-
» v v u - u v - - v . - 1 - v - . _
O.S t a j l e V o l d
Nehraskl Stxlules on Weight of
Brend Are Ruled Unconatitution-
xl.11111-e Federal Jurists Join
in 0|!inio|\ on Luv.
ing was in the clmnsing of a trade
name for the butter.This was
won by Miss Winllred Allen :md
her name was B. B. B. .or "Blair's
Better Butter".This is a mzgng
trade name andglves the new in-
stitution aqmething to live. up la;
The day brought in enoigh butf
herfa!that the (lrsv.chumingbeing one of the most painstaking§80°d time:This year proved to b~==|Wiil Meador of Herman will
hold a public sale on Wednesdayandthoroughinherclasswmkno exception to the rule and one
ef the state colleges and her cred-0f the best times ever enjoyed anuary 15th at which time h
its are accepted without *l\1@37»i°*'l"`a5 last evening's entertainment.|",m close out all his household
was served.sen,Pete Niejsen,Edward andThosepresentwereMisseslm N.~».-ni;n and Giffrml Peterse:1BI'AlR F_0L_lf§..§NJOY
I I amounted to lppruximalely 1800
D pourids of butter which is to be'Anna and édith Gustafson, Gladys
Smith, Mae and Helen Wolff. Etta
Krohn,Evelyn and Edna Sprick,'
Hattie,Ethel,Ruth andr Clara
Meierhenry, Esthel Kruger; Mess~
rs. Alfred and Elmer Wolff, Wal-
ter.Howard,Hamid nml Wmalev
.,.. .........../ " ' °_--.--_-~~-»--gathered in a body andwe nt a t
her cnrnfield with the result al-
ready staled.
Certainly this was an act of
kindness wqrthy of mention and
Mrs Paulson is deeply xndebtcd to
¢\ .. ._ .a \ . n n n \ . ¢ Y n l n n a n
DAY W ITH REL ATIVES!
Mesdames Frank Freeland and
Harold Claycombe entcnained the
following guests last Friday, Dec.
27 at a one o'cloek luncheon at
theinhome. 1504 Yates SL. Omaha.
OPINION FILED DECEMBER 3|
opinion filed by Fedora
Judges Munger,Woodrough am
Kenyon bn Monday, December 3(
is to £heeffecl._£hat lhe Nebrask:
An
shipped to New York.
l The plant in amQdem one nm
i ie:nf amnle size to handle lhfi
aaa
L.
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n all schools of higher training.several nays 320 me can wag od d f r. H(Continued on page four)isslegl f o . n l l merrfbes to bring ggrczagsd land i§°'3L'l'2§§ M2351
then- famzizes and pxcmc lunch and make 'hat lace his future homenmnr:l=: l.lrr~:f'mtnw :enjoy a winter picnic together.I»....\` D...§.m ...1....1:......Z.
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business from this section.The
manager ang]butter maker,Joe
Reidmiller,is fyom Elgin,Neb.
an d ha s ha d three y ea r's e x i c r
ienc e i n th e business..
T h e m i s g r e a t pos sib ili tie s , for
a b u si n e ss o f th i s s o rt a n d i f p r o -
pe rly developed wi ll be a va l u -
ab le a s S e t t o B l a i r ;
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BUSINESS AND
SOCIAL FORECAST
Jan.6-M. A. C. meets.°'
Jan.7 - 0 . E .S.Kensington in
Masonic hall,
Jan.8-Dance at Spiker.
Jan.s - o ge.s Installation of
officers.
Jan. 15- Will Mudor farm sale.
Jun. 1~~ml Pki e rs e n mm uk.
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" " ' " T t "l T H e r e q ~w a S n T 0 5 t ~A l l l n l I A ¢ : u : u : H . : J l ,\ ' u | U u v t r a : m u mF O R h l b T E R - 1 5 | - L A W N - P ~K e o f t h e M a n e y s c h o o l h o u s e o n t h e
l a n d e n c o u r a g m g .E v e r y b o d y w a n t -o l d F r i t z C o r n e l i u -f a r m h u r -
a |pM r s .D a v i d M u m m e r t ,_; , 5 e n t e r - : e d t o f h e l p a n d p r o m i s e d t o b e c h a s e d a s m a l l e r f a r m e r C a l .
..J p l € S € l |.~h? " " ' ° € l a f f w f r 1 F r |a t h e r h o m e n P r o r n n t l v a t s i x .n l o n t v n f l u n c h , * l . ? " "a n d . "~ 3 *l c .. ° f '
"--~" " - I - - " " ' " -" vw " " " ' \ f u m m Aux |.|1l:u \llUl»l5l|\.Luu|§au»"' l " " - -- - . " "" " v " " " " -s t a t u t e ~ ~ ~ g f I U B V E IMe ie rh en ry He n r y Neid erdé ppe,'W h i le th e me n we r e bu s y in th e Mr s .1j;»f=§W "°"1;,M r D W o f br ea d a n d pre sc r ibi ng the
E r v i n a n d Pa uI Spr ic k, 'C} ar en c e f i ld M E d N k r k a n d MrS_Fr e ela n ..r .a n rs.....unc h Ches ter Sc ha fersman,E d a n d Cs r i s Ifrsgtersen e;r\=;pa1°ed di nn er Co mp to n ,Mi s s Oli ve S mi th ,Mr s .;; ° ; §, " * of s h nn k a g e ls un c o n stltu
He n r y B lu m.Cli n to n S m i t h . E m -Fnv n....».I M .Re eh a n d B n d e t t e S mi th o f .....
last Saturday alter at a oneo'clock bridge l n é k l ,compli-
menting;her sister-in-law,Miss
Gretchen Hummer! who has just
returned from school for the holi-days.Miss Mummert is utt.end~
ing a young ladies school ut Lake
Forest, Ill.
There were two tables of bridge
on 'his nee ion who were as fol-
lows:Missa Marie Sas.Ruth
Allen,Gretch n Mummen,Fred-
erieka Matthieéen, Frances 0'l-lan-
lon, Margaret Badgemw, Dorothy
Jensen and Alice Beckmsin.
Prizes were awarded to the first
one that held one hundred honors
in her hand, and the first one dnt
had u hand with no face cards.
Miss Alice Beekman and Miss Dor-
othy Jensen were the winners.
NO TI C E To P o t r c r n o n n s n s
The Annual meeting of the
Grange &Farmers Insurance
Company of Washington and Burt
Counties will be heldlt the City
Hall at Flair, on Monday, January
the 13th, 1930, at one o'clock P. M.
50-21.R. H. Rasmussen, Se¢'y.
.Advertise in The Enterprin,
III
belzénllf' f;.';;.f;.;'1;;'.;.'z»;;committee
placed on
in charge could get it
the tables and the co!-
fee made, the call was given for
which around two hun-supper £0
dred responded.There were a
number of out of town guests
present and muny came later intheevening.
Following the big feed. n pro-
gram of music and readings was
presented with Miss Lurlle Kemp
in charge.This program was out
of the ordinary. there being a num-
ber of children who did unusually
well and many compliments were
heard as to their ability and ln-
structlon.Prof.K.c .DeGroff
gnve two von! solos whieh pleasedthe nudiena and Mins Kemp gave
a reading that everybody enjoyed
Both are artists in their line and
it is always a treat to hear them.
After the program, cards and
dancing filled the time until alter
midnight when all departed for
their homes hoping the occasion
might be repealed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Peoen of Scrib-
ner visited st the Fred Soll home
New Yeln Day.The Peters gg
Sell families were old friends And
neighbonu.
inursnay, January mm at whichtimehe<will dispose of his sur-
plus stuf!'.'
Both these parties are good farm
ers and their equipmen: and stock
will be found in first clu,~1ssl1ape.
Any person anticipating going
farming will do well to attend
these sales.
Mr.Petersen's sale udwrtlse-
ment appeals in this issue of The
Enterprise and Mr.Meador's will
appear next week.
MRS. s.CHAMBERS PASSES
The sad ne 's of the death of
Mrs. S. W. Ch bers spread over
the community this momlng and
caused somxw md regret in many
hearts, she having been a resident
of Blair for many years and being
well known and bel ed by all.Mrs.Chambers u stricken
several weeks ago and taken tothe local hospital when her con-
dition has remained very grave
must of the time.She passed
peacefully away early this morn-
ing.Funeral service: will be held
Sntnrdny niternoon, January 4, a'
two p. m. 'from the residence onLincoln street.
A complet:ohitu will beSlven neun. week.ery
e s t , l f r u g e r ; ~ ; . m ; . a ; . . |
August Jordon, Hamld Smith und
Pearl,E.W.Smith and H. W.
Meierhenry.
FEDERAL FARM BOARD
MEMBER W IL L TALK AT
ORGANIZED AGRICULTURE
Mr. J. S. Sturfe, a member of the
Federal Farm Board,will speak
next Tuesday afternoon at two
u'clock.This address will be gi*-
en at the auditorium in the new
Student Activities building on the
Agricultural College Campus at
Lincoln.Washington county people who
plan to sttend the rneetings of
Organized Agriculture are urged
so plan m hear Mr. Stone, as he
wil! have a worth while masse#
for you.
According so County Agult Geo.
Babes, many fmrrners of Washing~
toncounty plan to attend some of
the speck]meeting: as Crops,
Livestock, Dxlry, Farm Equipment,
Poultry, etc., and all are urged VI
remember ul hear Mr.Stone on
Tuesday nfbemoon, January 7,at
two o'clock in the Student Artlv-
ities building.
iv,-.uv--|.
NATIVE OF COUNTY
SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY
Marshall A.Wilcox,who lives
south of town, east of the hlaney
school, had the surprise of hisllfe
last Tuesday exerting when fifteen
ofhis rnen friends and neighbors
came over to spend the evening,
the date being his birth anniyer-
sary..The men played cards and vis-
ited and a fine oyster supper was
served by his son. Harley and his
brother~in-law,Percy Tucker.
Marshall is u native Nebraskan
and Washington countian. having
been ho m in 1864 on the pla n
known ns Oak Point,where, he
lives with lzis jzed mother.Mrs.
Cluisu Wilcox, who is past nine-
ty-two yearn of age.Marshall
has lived here all his llfe and is
well and hearty and ready for
sixty-five-more yur: at activity.
The anniversary wllliong be r
msmbered by all present.
Howard Thompson, gon of Mr.
and M n .Dan Thompson, enter-
tained a number of his blends ai
hh home south ol mvm last Wed~
neldny at 1 Ne w Ye a h party.
Blair; Mrs. John Kreiser of Kansas
City,Mrs.Zelrna Anderson and
son and Mrs. J. Summers of Ers-
kine, Alberta;Mrs. Ed Helms of
Webster,S.D.and Miss Helen
Anderson of Omaha.
Mr.Wm.Freeland and Mrs.
Frank Warrick entertained the
same pany at the matinee at the
Orpheum and at dx o'qlock dinner
at the Y. w. c . A.
The duy'was i a m and all re-
port a most delightful time.
ATTENDS SCHOOL
OF lNs 'mur :r1 o N
Ray Lynch retumed on Sunday
morning from a ten day trip to
Ks na u City where be spent the
time seeing the nights and attend-
ing a school of instruction in the
an of dry cleaning.
Ray and his mother, Mrs. Lois
Lynch are proprietors of the Ad-
vance Cleaner establishment and
an 'mnnlng a n up to ddbe bud-
ness of which Blair people are
very proud.
Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Halbert
drove to Smnha last evening and
were dinner guests at the puentsl
A uecra was issued accordingly
enjoining attempts on the part ol
the state to enfone the law.A
similar statute was ruled againsl
by the supreme court of the Unite(
States in 1921.The present Inu
was adopted in 1921.
The gist of the decision was thai
the law would, if enforced, penal
in bakers for shrinkage occuring
in bread after it had been in the
ret-aller'n hands for 12 hours. This
is manifestly lnequltable, the three
judges agree,and the statute is
such that wnh this provision out,
i5 would not have been created.
The statute provided that loaves
should be baked in half pound,
pound, br pound and A half weight,
or mhltiplu of a pound.A toler-
ance of an ounce per pound is sl-
lowed or three and one-half ounces
ln excess but none in deficiency,
the wei ght of thelo sf to be de-
termined by average five or ten.
the law provided.The required
weight must hlve been existent 12
hours after delivery to the retailer.
The Thursday eveninz bridge
club will meet this evening. Jan. 2
with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Dlxon.
Mr.Bob Brown of Panmw.
spent a few days last week with
lil
L
Auverdle In Th: Enterprise.'Enryumpx'es.mt had 1 fine Mme.'ML M. Hulbert hams.Hr. E. E. Stevens.
\
'ffm Tum - - ' r n m r m m s u -.:..\z..\...-|.-1
J u n io r B . YP U..., 3:30 P. M.
Evening service, 7:30 P. M.
Tyer meeting Wednesday 8:00
§Canm\union service at the close
worship service Sunday.The Ladies' Aid will meet Fri-
y afternoon at the home of Mrs.phie me h.
\
We are anxious to have every
- ~e poaaible at the midweek sen-~
throughout this year.If you
are not in the habit of coming
evenlng in Blair It Y-lm ntllAndrew Chrlstianxcn home.'
Many from around hem attend-
edthe Chria trnu¢re ea tthe0 n.\m
church Christmas day.Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Andersen
n n Thursday supper gun!-|atth: Chris Larsen home.
A carload of Hut-Parr tractor:
were unloaded at Blair Thursday
for Iauis Rasmussen.
Mr.kncg rs. Alfred Eager ofBlair,spe Friday evedng and
Saturday `wx Mr.and Mrs.D.
Patrick..Mr. and Mrs. Vic Holstein and
family spent Christmas day at theBert Marsh home.
Albert Marsh and Will Hgven-
De Soto spent Mandny evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Opal Reeves.
Mrs.Fred.Huniu.m and threedaughters and Howard Therkelsen
were Friday dinner guests at the
Fritz Mdler home_Mr. md Mrs . Ha rry Tyson and
Paul, Mr. and Mrs. KennethTyson
spent Christmas eve at the par-
ental,Watson Tyson home inBlair.They spent Christmas day
with Mrs. An Baker nt-Tekamah.
Prentice Smith sent a .shipment
guest list lncluded~ Mr. and Mn.
Merrit M¢Clellnn of Kentucky,
Mr. and Mrs. Mason McKibben of
Colorado, Mr.and Mrs.Otto Remard. Misses Clan Schoettger, Ruth
Meierhenry,Luella und Hugnre t
Reckmeyer, Muie Clausen of Oma-
ha, Mildred Vimmvas of Fremont,
Alice McK.lbbe:|,Dorothy GloverandRachelMcClellan;Messrs.
Geo.Schoettger,Dale Lloyd of
Omaha, Harry Mcillellan, Jr. Allen
Laaker,Therlo Reckmeyer andCliffordDecker.Muo n )IcKib-ben recelved the prize for high
...._
Fritz Christoffenen spent S .
dry evening Mah Wnlmr Hovsn
dick at the Richmond hospital
Fremont.He mpo nrd him a
feeling much better and Able
sit up in bed n little while.
Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Anderae.
spent Friday with Mr. and MrsHans Andersen. near Herman.
S\xnd.\y\vidtm's in the Lou]~
Rasmussen home'were Mr. ~..Mm O. M. Ireland of Blair, Misa
es Mabelle and Edith Hovendick
Conrad Wiese, also Mr, and M
Howard Williamsen.
Lawrence Larsen and Ivan Tow
send, Raymond Newkirk. Mr. a ~
_,...
MinEdnl Mae 'hacker wuegunta spent sev-and adya lil! week with
xt the Louie Grimm home Thurs-her parents,Mr. and Mrs.E E .
day in honor of Eliubeth Grimm's Colgan, who have recently movedhirthdny.tn Bum- from B u n county.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ax\demon_o!
H r .a n d H n .E d Meie rhe nry
en tc r uine d he r relatives fr o m
Saunders county on Christmas day.
F r e m o n t a l l e n t h i s w e e k # g r e
U .
Schwartz in s !ormer` Arlingwu
b o y m d i a a c o ua i no fCli f!o rd,
Od: and Freeman Decker.Mr. md Mrs. I-'rank Snocker of
Lincoln were g u m :wendy o l
CROWELL HOME
m m w.c .w m m spent the
week-end in Omaha with friends.
Mrs.J.I-L Bowman called at
the Home Monday morning bo
visit Mrs. Flora McGre5¢;r.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K.mish of
Omaha visitedkhe !ormer's moth-
er.Mrs.Edna Cornish Sunday
afternoon.Mr. Ernest lletcher had Qhrist-
bnum, Ed Meierhenry, Wm. Holb-
rnnn md Imam. Mrs. Cul Eder-
henry and Hxrold, Mm. Gus Meier
henry and Howard.
Mrs.Mirmie L8-Umm.M mMinnie Lallman and Gilbert Lull-
man visited Sunday afternoon at
Wm.Holtmaxfs.
Mrpa nd Mrs.Chris Kuhlrnanand family of Herman, spent Sun-
day at Mrs. Sadie Mengedohvs.
Misses Ellen Lallman returned
to Albion Sunday and Anna Lull-
He rma n hi ke r.
Walter McK.ibben of Omaha, ind
Mr.and M n .Harry Heyner mdflmilyof Bee, were gg" Christ-
mas at the H. L. Mc bben home.Mrs.George Misko of Lincoln,
arrived Wednesday evening for a
few days visit with her 1-=y»»
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitfo
Mr.and Mrs.S\H.Lockman,
Mr.and Mrs.Alf Rosenkilde
and Mr. and Mrs. G.H.Rosen-
killie and children wexe Christmasdinner guests of Mr. apd Mrs. ~S.
mP'ns'r cm m cn
l I " n i n a unlnua n U 4 l n v l l l q n q l w v x
nn-vuunuuunSunday Sehool, 10:00 A. H.
'u n a - l _ . . . . .1l?........|_r_1 : J u s i 1
¢
|Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nelsen and
svont you start the New Year right
by remlv`to come.This mee:-ing i s i é h'by your church for
'your good and the good oi ygur
church.You owe it to yourself
and to your Christ m keep other
Wednesday evening engagements
out of the way.How would you
feel toward your pastor if you
found that he was throwing Wed~
auday evening parties?Honest
now, how would you feel?Surely
you are not the type of person
that would hold another member
responsible for discharging their
duty, while you shirk yours.
Our subject for next week, Jan.
s m "Some People Our Church
Could Do Without".
Dudley Carter and the two ln~
dian students from Bacone Indian
College gave us a very inspiration-
al and informational service Sun-
day evening.They had u large
and well pleased audience.We
had a number of visitors.We in-
vite you io come whenever you
can do so.
We feel that our Christmas pro-
gram was a success and worth
while Our children enjoyed it and
all of us mgether became chil-
dren together.We feel sorry for
the .grown-ups that are unable to
be children at Christmas time.
A Happy New Year to all of
you.
n n s r METHODIST c a ua c a
i Carl Bader. Pastor
This church wishes yum all a
HIPPY New Year, and offers the
effective means or helping you
attain it.Friday,2:30 P.M.-Wesleyan'
Guild meets with Mrs.Clyde
Skinner. 303 east Grant street.Friday,7:30 P.M.-Cho ir re-I
hearsal.
Sunday,January 5th:
xo A. M.--Church School.Start
a new record for 1930!
l l A.M.--Morning Worship.
Subject: "The Line toGod". Brinsi
the boys and girls-a record-book
'ft'for them Special musice\-~Fi rs t Sunday i n 1930-a channel
lor a new swrt.
6:30 P.M.-Epworth League.
Topic:"Appreciatlng Other Peo-
~ple"..
...___.....,..._.,_...__score and Otto Renard was con-soled.A dainty two-eourse lunch
was served by the hostess at nlate hour.
. V. S. Charles of Tekamah,
wh has been visiting his daugh»
ter Mrs.McClellan for several
Omaha directly aft-
to visit another
Robert Mitchell.
have received word
marriage of MissMissBryce,wholives away from here was a grad~
uate of the Arlington high school.
Mrs.Hutchinson of Norfolk,
who visited at the Reckmeyer
home last week,was painfully
burned on her right hand Friday.
The ladies at the Reckmeyer home
were preparing to use a new
waffle iron and were burning itof! with parsfin oi when it be~
came overheated an exploded.
|llllz=.Hutchinson tr'to cover
the blaze with a s all rug and
carried the iron out of doors butin the meantime suffered the burns
on her hand.
Mrs. A. J. Johnson and familyandMissClaraWickland, all of
Valley.were guests Friday ofMrs. S. S. Dixon.
Mrs.Henry Peters and family
drove to Wakefield Tuesday where
they spent Christmas at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hypes.|Leo Schneider is confined to his
,home at present because of illness.
|The teacher at Whitford school,
Miss Beatrice Heuerman. notiliedltheschoolboardthatshewould
be unable to teach this week, so
the vacation was extended until
Jan. 6th.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Linn spent
last week with relatives in Ar~
kansas City, Ark.
Mrs, Lloyd and sons of Omaha,fre spending several days at the
parental, J. D. Newcorn home.An
other daughter, Mrs. Carl Moscheland husband, also of Omaha, were
at the Newsom home on Christ
mas day.
Mrs, Helen Illenking, Mrs. Law-
rence Hall and children and Miss
Elsie hlenking motored to \Vash-
ington Friday where they visitd
Mrs. Carl Jensen.
*Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Seger andQ s m spent Christmas with rela-
tives in Lincoln,Miss Alice hlcK.ibben entex-tain~
ed at a somerset party at her
home Thrusday evening honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Mason l|IcKibben of
days, went to
er Christmas
daughter, Mrs.Friends here
'of the recentllreneBryce.
|
Collins Colo who with theirFt.,.,»7:30 P. M.-Pageant, '£The P°'°§small son have been visiting sev~
(als of 1930".Everyone is i:ivit~
ed to enjoy this timely pageant 'eral days at the H.L. ZllcKibben
homo,Allen Lnaker and Mrs.pmsehted by a group of ynungihiason lllcKihben held hiqh scores,
people.Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.-lvl eek of
Prayer' Church Night Meeting.
n.-:as \»....»- "mv nf the Gosncl of
and George and Clara Schoettger
wah! consoled.A delicious lunch'was sawed
HL Rosenkilde at Washin on.|l i lMr.and Mrs.Peter ompsonandsonsspentseveraldaysin
Mo. visiting friends.
I t you want Bargains attend
Fashion Center Appreciation Days
this Thursday-Friday or Saturday.
Winter Coats $5 price:values to
$15 i n Silk Dresses reduced to
$635 and values to $7.50 ia Hats
reduced to $2.88.Fashion Center.
Blur./ 1 so-n
Wild Turkey Coming Back
From various parts of the coun-
try for the last few years, there
have come reports wat the Wild
turkey,almost extinct except in
thickly wooded mountainous and
inaccessible regions.is becoming
more numerous, and is even ven-
turing nearer the settlements than
has been its habit.One of these
birds,shot near the Presidents
Summer Camp in Virginia,was
sent to the White House by one
of President Hoo\er's neighbors
on the Rapidan at 'l'hanksgiving.~
The apparent comeback of the
wild turkey,after bdng almost
extinct,is the cause of much in~
terest on the part of nature lov»
ers and sportsmen.
1'here's a Difference
An Englishman entered a Scotch
butcher shop and ordered n sheep's
head.
The butcher called down to his
assistant in the cellar:"Aleck,
bring up n sheep's head."
Then the Englishman chimed in:
"I want an English sheep's head."
So the Scotch butcher shouted
down the cellar again:"Aleck",
he instructed, "take the brains out
of
If you want Bargains attend
Fashion Center Appreciation Days
this 'I'hursday~Fridny or Saturday.
Winter Coats 54 price;values to
$15 in Silk Dresses reduced to
$6.75 and values so $7.50 in Hats
redumd to $2.88.Fashion .Center,
Blair..50-lt
BELL CREEK VALLEY
Guests ofMrs. Minnie LallmnnonChristmas day were Messrs.
and Mesdamos Herman 'Lallman
and family of Winslow, Emil Lsll-
mnn and sons of Nickerson, WillLallmanandN rris of Hooper.MisS1?s Anna Lsllman o i Lincoln
an d Elle n L a l lm a n o f Alb io n.
M r a n d 'llr s,J o h n " e s te r b e c ki~f ~..'M i s s l l c s t e r C l a r k f ; f _ . L l l l C o l n : ' n r W n e r n r e m n f ( " l \ r i a h n - n u l a m - a
unnatmas vacation with theirmother, Mrs.Minnie Lallman and
family.A miscellaneous shower was
given at the H.W.Meierhenry
home fhursday evening in honor
of Miss Gladys Smith and Walter
Meierhenry,whose marriage will
take place in the near future. Aft-
er a pleasant evening a delicious
lunch was served, consisting of
sandwiches, pickles,coffee,cake
and jello.-The Lnllman school opened up
Monday after a week's Christmas
vacation.Lester Holtman spent Tuesday
with Cecil and Gilbert Lallman.
ALONG THE
BOTTOM ROAD
Miss Cora and George Beard
entertained Christmas eve whentheir guests were Mr.. and, Mrs.
Fritz Muller and son.Mr.and
Mrs.Walter Peterson and daugh»
ter of Blair.1
Mr. and Mrs.A. A. Anderson ofTekamah,spent Christmas twith
their daughter,Mrs.Fritz Muller,
husband and son.
P.M.Tyson left Friday for
Appleriver, Wis. to attend the fun~
eral Sunday of his cousin, GeorgeTyson, who will be remembered by
friends of the family.
A. E. Dixon sent six truck loads
of fat cattle to Omaha for Wed-
nesday's market.
Mrs Byron Bunn and baby came
home from Blair Saturday and her
mother,Mrs.I-laack stayed over
Sunday with her.Miss Mildred
Iverson helped a week at theBunn home.
A fine baby boy was born toMr.and Mrs.T.K.Iverson on
Christmas eve at the Martin
Johnson home.As their otherthreechildrenaregirlstheboy
was especially welcome.
Miss Helen Andreasen of Blairand Miss Margaret Warrick were
guests Friday of Eleanor and Flo~renee Dixon.
Mr.and -Mrs.Neum Warrick
had as Christmas company, their
son Norman and family, Miss Atha
Pilcher and brother,Robert of
Omaha and Alex Christensen ofPotter, Neb.Every one of their
fourteen children were home for
Christmas dinner.Mr. and Mrs. Fred I-lurdum and
family had as Christmas guests,
Mr. and Mrs.Harvey Krogh andfamily, Mrs. J. Gnmsley and two
sons of Little Sioux, Iowa, and Dr.
Herman Hurdum of Omaha.
Mr.and Mrs.James Paulsen
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were Sunday dinner guests of her
sister.Mrs.Geo.Sheets of Her-
man.Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dixon and
family and James Kehoe soent
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nianset rnu a y in umana.airs.Smith and her mother accompan-ied him to Omaha Frida '.
Fred Hurdum .ahd iaulhters
drove toOmaha Thursday wherehe boeligiht two carloads of cattle
for I'`ng.'
.Mrs. Frank Pitzer and son had
Christmas supper with her sister,
Mrs. Louie Grimm and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conety and
Mrs.Mary Conety spent Christ-
mas evening with the A. E. Dixon
family..
Mrs. R. A. Anderson of Powell,\\yo.seht a [ine turkey of her
own raising to each of her broth-
ers, Clyde and Don Metzler.Mrs.
Clyde Reynolds,formerly Jessie
Anderson, remembered the A.E.Dixon family in the same way
for Christmas.
T.K.Iverson shelled corn for
Harvey Lewis near Herman last
'Ihursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bunn spent
Christmas day with their daugh-
ter,Mrs.A.R.Beales and hus-
band in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs.W.J.Bolle andfamily, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Feerandchildrenandmother,Mrs
Phelps of Blair were Christmas
Kuests of Mr.and Mrs.George
Enyeart.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Andersonanddaughters of Pnvmll,Wyo.
spent Thursday at A. E.Dlxon's.
Chris Jensen shelled corn for
Lam Paulsen Thursday(\and Ras-
mussen brothers tracked it toBlair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pearce and
children drove to Shenandoah onTuesday to visit until Friday with
relatives.
Marjorie Hizieline of De Soto,
Mrs. Tom Majors drove down
from Tekamah Tuesday and spent:he day with her mother and aunt,
Mesdamas Trueblood and Black-
stone.She brought a basket ofgood things to eat and they had
dinner in their room at noon,
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Sherry Moore called at theHomeMondaymorning to listen
o\er our radio to a program being
broadcast by her daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bla.n~
chard.Mrs.Elizabeth Schwab had as
pleasant callers last Sunday,Mrs.
Hendricksen and daughter,Wil-»
mina of Plattsmouth and the
former's mother, Mrs. Jipp of Ft.
Calhoun.,
Rev.Newell conducted a very
interesting service in o ur chapel
last Sunday.
Dr. J.G. Shick had charge of
the services iri the M. E. church in
Kennard last Sunday morning in
the interests of the Home.
Dr. and Mrs, J. G. Shick were
dinner guests at the Home last
Sunday.
Among the Christmas boxes re-ceived at the Home we especially
appreciated the case of orangesfrom the Mueller Grocery, a case
of apples from Mrs. Annie Mar-
tin and a box of jelly from Mrs.
James Maher.
We had a very Merry Christmas
at Crowell Home.Santa Claus
was especially generous at the
Christmas tree on Christmas eve
and everyone received n goodmanybeautifulgifts.Christmas
day was quietly spent.enjoying
the gifts received.We had aspecialtreat at dinner that day,
was a guest of Ruth Widener fronifhfee huge turkeys,gifts of the
Wednesday until Friday.Miss Edith Warrick spent the
ueek-end with friends in Omaha.Neum Warrick sont six trucksi
of cattle to Omaha by Warrick
brothers and G.Compton tnucksSunday evening.
The Misses Myrtle,Mary and
Birdie Hurdum entertained at a
one o'clock luncheon Saturday at
the home of their -parents.Theirguests were Misses Jane and BettyNoble, Ruth Davis and Maye Ped~
ersen, all of Blair.Mr. and Mrs. Lars Paulsen and
Anna spent Sunday at the Rurl~0lph Hansen home, south of Blair.Mr.and Mrs.Clyde Metzler
were Christmas dinner guests ofMr. and Mrs. Fred Ray.Mr. andMrs. Joe Bandar and Marian Juneof 'Hanhanmvere alsq guests.
Mrs. J. C. Christensen of Blair,
spent Christmas with her daugh-tfr, Mrs. R. M. Iverson :ind fam-
| y.Mrs. Margaret Iverson, Will an-l
Pearl and three granddnughters
were Christmas evening visitors of
'Wegfaf Club of Omaha.They
were certainly greatly enjoyed by
everyone in the Home.Miss Martha Nelson was glad to
receive a visit from her brother,
Andrew Nelson last Saturday.She, in company with Anna Park-
er retumed with him that after-
noon to Miss Marti-ia's home in
Exira, Iowa where they spent the
_weekend with her parents, returnGlastotheir duties at the Home
Sunday night..Mr.and Mrs.Ernest I-lubka
,spent Thursday and Friday at the
'Home with the latter's parents,
Rem and Mrs. W. H. Underwood.
Mr.Huhka was suffering from abrokenfingerreeeiwdintheiBeatrice~Fairbury football game on
Christmas day.
SPIBER HAPPENINGS
Mr.and Mrs. Pete 'Andersenspent Tuesday evening with Mr.and Mrs. Morris Christiansen andwere also Christmas dinner guests.|Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Brown ~oi'
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Misses Edith, Mabelle and Myr-
tle Hovendiek,Willie Hovendlck,
Conrad Wiese and Hans Christian-
sen spent Christmas evening' withMr. and Mrs. Dewey Holstein and
Ruby.
Mr. and Mrs. Art ur Andersen
were Tuesday eve ing supper
guests at the J. P. A dersen home.Mr.and Mrs.Dwight Patrick
were Christmas dinner guests at
the Wade Patrick home.
Darleen,Janice and Phyllis
Petersen spent Wednesday eve-ning and Thursday with their
aunt,Mrs.Arthur Andersen andMr. Andersen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holstein and
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Knudsen spent
Saturday in Omaha calling on
Mrs.Mike Larsen,Mrs.Henry
Christiansen and Clarence Van De
Venter, who are ill i n hospitals,
but getting along as well as can
children,Carl and Willie Ander
sen were Sunday supper guests oiMr. and Mrs. Arthur Andersen.Mr. and Mrs. Theo. 'Williarnaer
and family spent Friday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rasmus
sen and family.
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furnishings of your home.The doors are in
wrought-iron eiieet-surrounded by the front
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and trimmings in n ric h Walnut Brown-"hand
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daughter,°and Mrs.Georsze Sho-Rasmussen home.
quist of Fremont,brought Miss Mr.and Mrs.Nels Rasmussen
Ernestine McCoy back to Blair onland sons spent Christmas eve at
Sunday after a weeks visit. They the Ed Olsen home in Herman.called on Mrs.Margaret Iverson.|Mr.and Mrs.James Rasmus-
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Fashion Center Appreciation'
D ays-~'l'hursday-Friday-Saturday.
Entire stock Winter Coats for
Women and Misses sacrificed atexactly 'A price; prices were $101
to $69.50-now they are $5 tos34.'.=5;sim Dresses--values ig!
$15 reduced to $6.75 in sizes 1°,
to 46;ind Hats for Women and'
Misses reduced to $2.8&-vnlues to,
$'7.50:Fells and Metallics.Try
the Fashion Center First in Blair.|
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Maurice Peterson of Lincoln, ag
eoliege churn of Allen Lasher. was
his guest a part of last. week.|
Hr. and Mrs. W. A. Reckrneyer
had as guests Christrrms, Mr. ondMrs. A. L. Hughes of David Cityi
and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. I~Iutehin~son of Norfolk.i
Iiilr. and Mrs.E.H.Ridsdaielspent Christmas day nt the home'
o f ~ a n d Mrs. J. C.{Iadley atCedar Bluffs.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Jensen of
Wa.shingt»m spent Saturday eve-
of Lincoln,spen Christmas with
ninguwith Ar"iin m relatives.
Mr.and Mrs.Rupert Menkinghir. Menkings mother, Mrs. HelenMenking.
'Miss .Clare Schoettger,who
teselies at Filley, returned to that
,ple.ce_Sunday after a week's vo-
cation spent at the home of herparents,hir.and Mrs.ll .W.
Schoettger.
Misses Margaret and Luelki
Rockmeyer entertained at dinnerFridayeveninghonoringMiss
Marie Clausen of Omaha, who was
tlnir house guest orerthe week-
enElmer Peters, who is employed
at Marshalls Nurseries office, laid
off from work for several daysbecause of an infection in his hand
He _exnectw to return to .work
this week._Mr.and Mrs.Harry Osterman
entertained nt n family dinner at
their home Chr' ln'ul.8 when their
guests were W .Osfermnn,Sr..
Mrs. Alice New and son, Mrs.
Minnie Cass and dmlghter. Mr. and
Mrs. Len Weber. Frank Wolf. Her-
bert Fhalton and Don C. Weber.Mr and Mrs.S.H,Lecltrnnne.'itert.1ined at an oyster sunper
nt their home Christmas eve. Theirguestswere Mr.and Mrs.G. H.
Rosenkilde and children,Mr. and
Mrs.Alfred Rosenlriide,Mr.and
Hrs.Clint Williams of Omaha,and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams
of New York City.Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Edgar went
to Lincoln Christmas day to visit
ht.thehome of Hrs Edgor's fath-
er, G. A. Knffenhereer.Rev. Ed-
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blonday to Vi.sit telatives.He is from the Fremont hospital Christ-
naking the tri hy auto.mas day.r
Burr Comfor and sou,Robert Mr and Mrs.Adolph Violff of
~ame over from Blencoe, Iowa to
isit at the H. L. McKibben home.
mir.Comfort returned home the.ame evening but Robert stayed
or a longer visit.*
Miss Clara.Schoettger enter-
nined at a 6:33 dinner at her
IOrur'r spent Christmas day at the'
Pete Woiff home.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Holfman
spent Wednesday evening at l"»irs.|
Minnie I.aliman's.
Mr.and Mrs.Theo.Schmeck-
never are the proud phronts of a:baby girl hom Sunday, Dec. 22nd.'
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some 'Thursday evening honorinzI
6.French HamSola Charlotte Gilbe rtson
7.Bass Horn Sola Gladys Hanson
8.Clarinel Sola Rulh Tildcn
9.Oboe Solo Dorolhea Gilberlson
I 0 .B a s s o o n S o l o Francis Siert
Printing furnished through the courtesy oi the
A. Hosp¢ Music Co., Omaha
settas and red t.apers,while alightedChristmastreeaddedto
the Christmas setting.Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cook of Fre~
mont assisted Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Badger in entertaining at a fam-
ily dinner at the Badger home.
Guests from a. distance were Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Fink of Wyo.
Mrs.H.H.Gilfry was hostesslastI-'Hday to the Arlington W.
C. 'I'. U.
The many Arlington friends of
TY- and Mr Ckmrad Schwartz of
l're5nont will be glad to know
tha they welcomed the arrival of
a son Christmas morning.Mr.
month with her sister, Mrs.PaulHass at Wisner.
Paul and August Timm and
families spent.Christmas day atBlair.
Ed Langhorst and dpughtera of
Nickerson were Thuraday dinner
guests at Wm. Holtman*s.
Gus Meierhenry's had dinnerwith Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hogain-
son at Uehling Christmas night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walken!iorst
spent Thulzday at the Gus Kruger
and Willis Hilgenkamp homes.Pet-e Wolff and Elmer were in
Nickerson Thursday.
Quality Goods
Note 0ur Cash Prices
Kama Pahcake Flour, 4|l>. bag
Nice Fresh Dates, lb.
Cranberries, Zllw.
Navy Beans, lb.
Coco Z lbs.
Gem Nut Oleo
Honey per lb.
Pop Com 3 lbs.
Chase & Sanborn: Coffee lb.
Kaffee Hagg lb.
While Laundry Soap, 10 bars
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an A1-on»Mr. and Mrs. 0rvil]e I~I\xmsv.on|Mr. pd Mm Wdter Gum::bawi'l'hurad.\y afternoon at }{g¢1,¢m1"1
Clayton spent.Saturday evenmz at them! Blur. md Mr. md Mrs. Pnul Am.. u¢.\...»..| ¢:.;»...a . f...Louie Grimm, Dngging 25.20
H. F. Hlebenthll, Dngdng 10.8€
Huhnd Jensen, Deo. Sdary 100.00
August Luther,Dragging 12.l5
Glen Mciiowd, Dec. Salary 100.00
Tyson & Leng, Hauling 17.00
Clnude Clemema, Road fWork 1.50Clnrence Frandsen. md Work 1.50
Alfred Andersonfk Work 10.00
Alben Hue, Road Work 6.00
Hany Tucker, Dragging 50.40
Clarence Hnnsen,Labor-_7.50
Ludwig Jensen, Road Work 2.50
A. A. Wilkins, Road Work 28.50
Alben E. Wilkins, Road Work 9.00
Mnrihall Wilkins, Road Work 6.00
Axel Hansen, Road Work 49.65
John F. Hilgenkamp, Road
Wg]k 24.25
Raymond Wolf, Road Work 4.50
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the 10th day o l January,1~I
and on the l l t h day of Ap
1980, at 2 o'dock P.M. on .
of mid dates to receive und ex
amine all claims against Sai
Estate, with n vie w to thei r Id
junméne and allowance.'I'hetim
limited for the prssgntatlon o
clsims agalnst san Estate i
three months from the l0 th'd|
of January A.D.1930,and th
time limited for payment of deb
is One Year from said 10th dn~
ol January,1930.
Witness my hand and the Sea
of said County Court,this 13
day of December,1929.s
(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
48 -u .County Judge
NOTICE BRIDGECONTRACTORS
The rd o!County Commis-
sioners of Washington County,
Nebraska, will on Lhe 27th day of
January,1930, let to the lowest
and best bidder 1 yearly contract
for the construction and emotion
or reparation ol all bddges, eul~
wns and approaches thereto, the
cast of which shall exceed $500
(excepting cement structures)in»
cluding substructures and ap-
|'I`°¢'~il¥ evening at the Joi'
LONG Clnnlzm' [son home in honor ofm a n n Aronson and fnmily of BmkenlFred lang homé.'J a n e s \ a : § d f i m } i } { ¢ E E 1 1 § i s £ n 5 £ ' a } § " § 2 ~ 2 2 . 2
Bow.Those present were w. D.The Me a n. m e Mesdunes El- dinner guem at the Elmer Jen-'Lloyd huns.W,dbmM¢:Donsld m d family od!Blair mer and Clifford Tmhlsen And sen homr.g M m H I-'Hi benthal and hm',..,,... ;and Chemr Aronmn and f=mi\y f|0rv ill= Humswn snem Christmas Mrs,Pearl Winiersteen a.ndlilv nugnl i n l nmmmm .a miM r .a n d M n .He n r y
h a d l s Th u r s d n v flinnnlMr. mnd hl f7hr i gxl ° """£ &Mrs. Carl M. Jensen was taken eve at the Ptte Truhls-en home.Blair, Mr. mf? Mrs. nud°1p"1f"1<.,§\'f» me Lord Lister hotpitd in Om;W..§`~h Thompson and family
a n d f a m i l y a n d M r . a n d M r s .W i l l . | 1 8 S u n d a y n i g h t w h e r e s h e u n d e r -s p e n t u r s d a y l n O m a h a a n d n o
W g l b q n |a n d f a m i l y ., w g n t " t l ~~ i l f h é l t t l ' ~t h e Bf'!.Cl" 2)00ll»
H a n g F r a h m a n d f a m i l y o f B l a i r ?h i r . .a n d M r s .J o h n A 1 o n s o n e n -r .a n d M r s .N x e l s C h r w u m s e n
w e r e s u p p e r g u e s t s a n d s p e n t .t h e ; t e r t a i n e d C h r i s t m a s f i "a l l t h e i r a . ¢ h 3 f i f f n ' w e r e g u e s t s a t t h egjf o g i n g wi th Mr . a n d Mrs. I- Ienry | C l1ildnB n and g y nndc lu ldren.'r1m@¢,§"'.~,..'§'ff?§`§ "_ h°m¢n e a r H e r -
c hi ldr en a r e ma k i n g a.br ie f »- m¢| Tu¢ = -d a y e ven i ng at Telb ns ta h all.
at the home of her sister,Mrs.Amos Hiebenthal had the mis-
Tom Dowell and Mr. Dowell.fortune to bruk his right arm byMr. C.l\i. French 'and farnily are cranking a Fond motor Christmas
Christnuas week guests of their morning.
daughter and sister,Mrs.IId Paul Feiste shelled corn MondayNunnamaker.___ Hr and Mrs. Charles Fauss and
W u lbe r n i n r e s e n t. we r e E ve r e tt . A r o n s o u md f mm u n n s mm s a n y .I Rus se ll a n d L o we ll O t t o f E l k - l f a m i l v .Mr .a n d Mr s .D o n I ' n u mngs p e n t' ? a mi l y o f b r w a , C l i y t o n A r o n s o n Ha y e s R° ? Q" b " lm h a s b e e n h a 'hor n g re sp en din g t.h ei (fIhristn1¢=iU\d ii;-5ii1§, .5-mb; "¥§£>e§,"i»{£x7¢
W es ton a n d f a m i ly o f B r o k e n Row, Ch es~mg the tonsmhtas S-he pan few d9}5-vac a usm a t th e h o me o f ':he 1r' MH! '5' » h ath nne I-'miss Delsxe Bo -f n r .lvnvnnnn uvurl fn mf lw an d \1iea Ml. S IRI ITS. lin flff llfl Rnd f8I ll-¢»»nwdnnrnnfe l i -nu».I \|».llfrn !I&£}|t|H snnrl Pnnrl ffnhufu 1:-ann.lin_
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Lo:Christmas with their son,
and .favn§|v
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il;y S D Q H I .S u n d a y a f w r i o é h a i h ? I ? " i § L ' 1 I L § ' 1 ' \b e \ u » ¢ |\ \ l H \ l :" 1 a c s u n "ner mmntn at than I-I. F'Ili nh nn ri mln, Wulberlfhome.." , ; ' ; 7 " "r o ,-z un'~" ;i §, ;.i .' i'" " ' " " ' "3}§_and Mm Hgn§§'_\\'gl[:erlg ¢;,|-iggmu "gui" at ~ Mrs. Nell ém -»=» is som ewhat
l i \ \ \ 1 \ v r 1 v § n | r " n h | ' a \ n \ \ A ¢u r n 1. 1
eei ehr ate h is h i n h a:nni\ersary on
Ch r i s tmas d a y ..
"V i c to r Ra s mu ss e n a n d fa mi ly o f
B la i r ,we r e gu e sts Sun day eve-
n i n g a t th e p a r e n w, Re v . A . Ra s -
mu ss en home.
Mr . a nd Mr s. Ro y Ne ar ]- xoo d an d
da u g hte r ,o f Oma h a ,c alled W ed-
nesday eve ni n g a t th e par en ta i,
J o h n Nea r h o o d h o me .
Mr . a n d. Mr s .I j la ws Ro se nb alm nvrznuu nulm.:.I| »| |.| l\l1lll »an n u au su a zl, muh - nM r s .H e n r y D o m a c k e r ,A l b e r t a P m j r h e r d z n g h a s b e e n s j a y l n g a m
a n d R o b e r t o f B e n n i n g t o n ,\ i s i u e d f t a k l n g c a r e o f h e r .S u n d a y . t h u
w i t h t h e f o r m e r ' s d a u g h t e r ,M r s .
Ha n s B r a e s c h a n d Mr . B me s c h o n
Fr id ay .
M r .a n d Mr s .Ne ls Sve nd ga rd
an d f a mi ly ,Mr .a n d Mr s .L l o y d '
B r o wn a n d f a mi ly a n d W o od ro w
Sven dg ar d spe nt Ch r i s tma s c\e~
ni n g a s th e P e te r S ve nd g ar d ho me
i n Blai r..
mo ve d h e r t o Mr s .Bo rc he rd ln g'
home.
B R I N G S S T R E N G T H
T o LT*P .(`() NDU("I `0F
" A y e ar a g o I be ga n ha vi n ;
ro u b l wi th nay s o m a e h .S ta r ;
E Take Notice E s
z
fn
Wire
A. N.BaumiPoor Farmlc. J. Bmkmm
Dr.David W.
Services
Crowell Memo
n f inrnnh:
~ -~"-..' bo um fn eompleiiori of umé ""`"i:`i:§|`5r§:7a7|~°`f>sFF..\:nAs1s|Ma ng "° '5 ! l;-zgal; for ...`2. to be built_by Wl§|lj|Maher 'le Clrrinn. Atta:-neva
9 _.___4s.oo,'i'=s¢°=\ County, during the period
n. Supplies 1330 from January lst, 1930 to the lst
Bell, Prof.day of Jnnuary, 1931.
1|_00 Said bids shall be at a spevzlfied
rial Home. Care sum per lineal foot for supcx-struc~(;0_00l!ure;at a special sum per lineal
Care of Poor 20_g0'foof, for subsiructum; at a spec-ELbr. Co., Coal lified sum per lineal foot for piling
va snlin substructure and annmaches at
lx 'rHs~ms'rRfcr' cdbiifbrs u m c r o n c o u m v ,NEB-
SKA.
William J.Maher and
John A. Carrigan,
P l a i n t i f f s
v s .
John H.Johnson,
\|._... Q L ,
I
@
spent I-mlay afternoon at the Mrs. Don Rhea visited last wcek|"18' mth touches of mdxgestxon, -f{ John D1Pete Jensen home._at the home of her grandparents zzot worse and worse, until every-FarmersNormmdaughter of Mr. rand Mrs Mr.and Mrs.Denny I-'ryman amithing I ate disagreed with me.15 fo p,
Everett Aronson of Omaha. spent \£|n{?r
¢ _ w nllanw
r w er.I; u r. e
vo r
Est Gr.
m r
g L b r . C o . , C 0 3 i n "a spec ified Adm ;;er f o o t i h o a n l l ""E »'I fi ;s" `i 3`$ §§ §J ` ""
I1 2 3 0 me as u re )fo r e ! ! c ap s , a wa y b r a: - |Def end ants.
h. SGCJITTCHS..E5 ilfld OUICI \"\00d lTl.R0l."lH.lS USGJ,'Tn fh n ¢Iafanrlnv\l Fh a -I n -|\¢|.
h e ~k 3§the'{\ogi3eof;l3¢r|"Tm}f. and Ll:-I. E. J. Renard !t" n::.::.°:|~:I||f Holmqui
5 for P:CONTINUE in the business a n d M rs 'mmltended a Christmas dinner at thef G # : 0 r g e M a r s h a l l h o m e i n . - f r l i n g t c n
w e r e !u. . . . \ . .D L . . .. t . . n \ \ f4 n | n n r . In i r f .
i i
i Farm Bureau """322.ofs in substructure and approaches; at
K. B. Printing Co., Stmplies 122.95 a specified sum per cubic foot in
place for stone brick cement oric. B. Mehrens, Com Work ||-. .
r and Mileage 13130 [concrete \\;ork; at a specified sum
C. B. Mehmns, Com. Meet-
ings and Mileage 112.50
Chas. Nelson, Com. MeetingsandMileage111.o0I
lC. J. Nelson, Com. Meetings
2 and Mileage 75.00
Omaha Road Equipment Co.,
Repairs 9.40
per lineal foot for tubing;at a
specified num per pound for iron,
steel, or other metal materials in
place.Bids for repairs shall be at
a speeif(é'<'i sum per unit. quantity
in place.All bids on steel and
wood structures to be made separ-
ate.Bids shaii show the priceIr thousand for hauling and pllt-Omaha School Supply Co.,PeSupplies10.31 |ting old lumber in place; the price
a u u n . . .\ | 1 . 4 L | | \ A ¢ \ | | l |u x l u z a v u u u l i *
erty; You will take notice that on
the 21st day of November,1929
William J.Maher and John \A.iCarrigan, as. plaintiffs, filed their
petition in the District Court of
Wnshing{on County, Nebraska. an
above entitled,the object and
prayer of said action being for
the foreclosure of a mortgage in'
the sum of $200.00,in favor of
said plaintiffs,on the following
described mal estate to-wit:
An undivided one-third interest
i l l a f l i f 1 0 L h a N n r t h w n c f D i m e -
Iw i l l m e e t all com petitioh in
any form NOW OR IN T HE
FUT URE.
I l i
=~1~=»=e .if HH. NM-»ume a ' :a I :,~;; .f". 1 ;';: .:.; ns ;
I E * ~ ~ K n u d s e n gtudies Afteg |=pendlj:|g the ho]i
II M r .m a M n .E lme r Truhlse-n il" .' a uYd s r ' j m '"P."iz h'0calledSundayeveninga t the Eur. ing ';|°,,_.: f | s m f g
H a r e :Rb l lm b ll ll l h o m e .»-.» ..: ..4 ¢ L ..|»..n.....:-.....¢n lis. "Eiiié§|i""'l'lI¢§:}§'Bion sneml :f::":.';=:°..'~:z= :huu v u n g ul.\I |||l & * l 'latter's parent1=,'
M. Christiansenfn r 1 | n m " Q m o t h e r
S u n d a y w i th Mi ss E lla f Nie ls e fl a t
th e Soren Ni else n ho me .
Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson,
and farniiy went to Cedar BluffsSunday and spent. the day with Mr
an5i_ Mrs.Edgar Rose.
H 1 4 3 U l | | u C |U K :
M r .a n d Mr s .C.
an d s on , a nd th e
Mr s .Sorenson, al
Mr .a n d Mr s .
te n a i n e d th e f
o vs te r SllDl.)B)on
\".§i"im§£E '|'_ H. w1<1u1~1'1 ollcfwifnr a t a n
\Sa tur d ay :Mr .
A \n\n\nnh !lY|||
Fl3rBlair Produce Company Mis
spent
S Karen Jensen of B]3jr.I.1I.l\u¢c'- I1ClMstmasdayat the par-
Carl M. Jensen home. Other
;were Mr. and Mrs.Peter
1, and J.C. Jensen of Her-
?£`L'my]" ~ §§1`é"n{§»`éf"`i'i§§"F¢iiE§§
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Anderson and family,Mr.and
Mrs.Bud Strickiett and Mr. and
»
Mrs.wm.Swihart,Rent oonlper thousand required in repair
On motion duly made and ¢m-'work put in place of superstructureIriceperthousandinstructure;
price per thousand in lineal foot
for piling driven in place on re-
pair work;all bids to include
hardware,paint, delivery of rna-
ricd Warrant No.T22 was can-P
celled, some having been covered
in previous claim.
On motion duly made and car~
ried the County Clerk was in-structed to advertise for bids for'
the construction of bridges f°=¢=P=''ff1r"and .
terials on grounds.All bridges,
stnlcturcs or work eI at
----- - -- u n m u gter of the..Northeast Quarter of
Section 6, Township 17,Range
11,and the Southeast Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter of
Section 31, Township 18, Range
11,all East bf the sul P. zu.,
Washington County, Nebraska,
nd that said mortgage be declar-
d to be a first lien upon said
Phone Black 206
.'end rd.Falun Rosenbnlxn nt\|med|"lx.= sa-in »..f.I`..¢
entertained
'where he spent <=1=ff=f~==a==d»>~'; ; = x f ; ; 1 ; ° . a ; i 0 ; ; f ; . ; § . mmi | .'with his daughter, Hrs. Kelly and
|husband.
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Jones and
children of Hoogler visited Sunday
gvvening at the Merton Winchell
Qhorne.
|Mr.and Mrs.Merton Winchell
!:1nd dausrhter snrmt the Qveninvl
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Peterson and
An Abraham of Valley, Mr. and
Mr.Paul Strahl of Pacific Jur»c~tion. Iowa and Mr. Morris Snavely
of Lincoln.\ r __ _ . |u _ . .1|r:l\.......*n-....1....\l
daughter of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs.Otto Renard of Arlington,
I
1]
" l t
CAI"I`.L E S L I E M O O R E
bec ame under-no urished,weak and
ru n do wn gen er ali y .
"On the ad vic e of se veral frie nds:
the coming
or before
ary 27, 19
On motn
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: y e a r, bi d s t
I 2 6'c lc c k n
30.
on du !y mad~
. . . a : . . . . . . . .- . . . . | . . . . .
0 b e i n
oon,J a
e an d 1
on sha ll be ac c ord ing to th e p lan s a nd
mlb spec ific ations h e mto f o r e ado pted
b y th e Co un ty Bo ar d of 'W as hi ng -
:a r-to n Co u nty ,n o w o n fi le i n th e
m b Co u nty C ler k ' a o ff i c e o f W as h in g -
.irxf to n (Tou ntv. a t Blai r. Neb ra sk a
pr e mi se s a nd th at th e ti tle to s a i d
pre mis es he qui eted as aga ins t a ny
c lai m,r i g h t,ti tle, i n te r e st o r lien
in f a vo r . o f th e d ef e n d an t, C ha r le s
Do he r ty ,a n d th a t th e said mor-t~
2 8 2 2 ma d e a n d vx nemnfl hm-f h a
in
___,|
with W. E. Thompson and family.
M r .a n d Mr s .Pe te r Ha n s e n o f
Fr emo nt, c alie d Su n d ay a fte r no o n
at th e Ru d olp h Han s e n h o me .
Cla y to n Ar o ns o n an d f a mi ly o f
Br o ke n B o w,Neb .,h a ve been
sp e n d i n g - th e holida y s wi t h rela-
ti ve s in th i s vic ini ty a n d Bla ir .
Th e y pla n to re tu r n h o me W e d
mir a n u ur li nf n uu r nn1|.n||all han d d au g hter of Ft. C ollin s, Co lo. ,I decided to tr y t e n e w rg on
we re Sa tu r da y di nn er gu es ts a t tr e a tme n t an d n o w m y stomac h
th e E. J .Re n ar d h o me .c ou ldn 't be in b etter c o ndi tio n.M y
iilblf Cook, T&h0 EIlt€I€d n\1l8E5I5|rQ;1g~[}|a n d en er gy hR\"€gg me
tr a i n i ng a t the W i s e Me mo r ia l h o s b a c k to me .Sa r g o n ha s b u i lt u pp i ta l h a s heen trarisferrexl to t h e f m y wh o le s y s te m. " - C a p t.Les lie
lu e z h o d m hos pital.Moor e, 714 s. sa sh sz. , Omah a, for
M r .an d Mr s .F r a n k B r o wn e n -.fm-fsr innd nt n rnrke v din ner C hrist 0 YC FS c onduc tor OI!th e UNION
n e u u l 1 : | . u : | u | | | } ;u r u c r " a a 5 1 . 4
e d V e r n C .Ha y n e s i n th e n mo
of 'I `wen ty -f ou r D olla rs a nd Nin
two c ents , he havi ng be en a sses
wi th imp r o ve me n ts wh e n th
we r e non e;a ls o to W m .K a y ,
fo r Fo u r Do lla rs a n d" I' we n ty -s e
Ce nts , h e h avi ng ha d pr op e rty
sessed in F t. Calhoun Villai re wi
q u -' - - " * | I . . -.. __ |. .. . . . . . . -. .
Bi d s sh all be sepa rate o n eac h
dif fer ent ki nd and c lass of br idg es,
approac hes the reto,a n d on eac h
c u lve r t o r imp r o ve me n t o f road,
and sha ll be s c aled and filed in the
nety
:sed
nere
J r .
\¥2|||
a s - ' o f f i c e o f th e C o u n ty C le r k o f s a i d '
.-. ._-.- - . . - - . »,54 uf e m l a n t s ,J o h n I I .J o h n s o n a n d
ia r y E . J o h n s o n , to F a r me r s a n d
Me r c h a n ts B a n k of K e n n a r d , Ne b -
ra sk a,i n th e s u m ot'$-!0U0.00,
da te d J u ly 8,1921,a n d fffed f o r
rvio or d o n th e 23 1 6 da y of Au gu st,
nich
Y\0f\
c o un ty o n or be fo r e 12 o ' c loc k , M. ,wz l, a mi re c o r gi ed i n the o f fi c e o fo f t h e : m h da y o f J a n u a r y ,1930,th e Co u n ty Cler k o f W a s h i n g to n
and nv\n!::f ho nm~nn1n:n\$ml hu I1 |~n|..C0|.lniV¢N@br8Sk3 i n Flnnlc-11
nenlay.Mr. nml Mrs. John Ammon and
Fmvls mid Nqnnn.motore1!_!o Qg
~7 F ¢ § r '¢ J | § E "~nf1§€i=Pnirm Rlilroad.belongs in th townshipHlalrl.} .ma M ml n mn wi ll An-Stewart Pharmacy. Azents.n.. .....4:.... n... n........|'enHnnr~pi .Xn&é}3-
son,C. J . A n d er s o n a n d Me lh a o f
Oma h a ,Mr s .Mi n n i e H a m h an d
"l'}n:rman Red fie ld an d c h i ld re n o f
I - .-._,.." " § " " "un..........:.... uuaunu ...... .........,.. ..........,.......... ..can»|- ..-. _ _ - . ., - ,to mee t a n r egu iar se ssz on jan . 1 4,trilied c hec k for $200 or c azih, pay -Page f313. of the Mortgage Rec ords
C H I I I S T I A N C H U R C H 1930.ab le to th e C o un ty Cle rk of \V a sh -o f sand c ou nty ,be released a n d
A .J .H a r g e t t ,P a s t o r A N N I E C .M A R T I N ,i n g t o n C o u n t y ,N e b r a s k a ,t o b e $ 3 m " ' E ' ' f l o f ! ' 9 C 0 £ d ' W t h e C 0 1 - F i r
» ».. . n u »n ....G I *n r n u e n n Q n l l n 1 n 0 » .n n
~.|.|llll'S(l3}°Z0 F60 f°1\B.11.4
_==.==»f=»'I`le£*gc, who had the misfortune w____ ;;»;@=='< her arm.B s.Fleege and
¢==-»---'~°.rs. Aron.=m1 are rs.,wal I Mr. and Mrs. Pre Lon;r"visited
`.. !Sundnv aftvmoou with Mr.and
Ra ls to n ; Mr . a n d Mr s . C . B e r r y o f
Ke n n ar d , a n d Mr .an d Mr s .L lo y d
B r o wn a n d f a mi ly .
Mr , a n d Mr s .Fr a nc i s J u ng b lu th
a n d dausrhter o f Oma h a ,we r e
Co u nty u le r x.Bi ble Sc hool,10 : 0 0 A .M .I - - -
Mo r n i ng W o r sh i p , 1 1 : 0 0 A . M.\' lh at' s th e Hu r r y ?
Ch ri stia n End ea vo r,5 6: 30 P.M.
Prea c hi ng,7.30 p_Iii.Chamziulz soc ial c u s to ms vi n th e
:oriented I 0 m e {'0l.llll.y Ill Ca:10
bid de r re fus es o r fai ls to enter i n~
to xt c on tra c t a n d g i ve bonds in
ma nn e r o r f or m a s r eq u ir ed by th e
c o un ty i n case th e c ontrac t ho
au;un;1s.a:uu uu lu un :nu n:nc-c ured hy said mo r tg a g e ha s b ee n
f u lly pa id an d satisfied,and` for
suc h othe r a n d f u r th e r relief i n
th e pro mis es as ma y he ju s t a n d
. . . . . . : ¢ . . \ . | _
An
Extension Mrs. J ohn .»\mm=on.
Mr .a n d Mr s .J o h n K m g e r n f| B e n n i t 1 g t o n s p e n t S a t u r d a y a t t h e
E ' . . . . l f . . \ . : . . . . . | \L _ . . -wen- Chriltmnx dinner guesu a1|Mid-Week meetinz, \Vedn!id|y,|U|,i|¢q"g|g¢,constantly |-¢,u|~;||w|.n.lnd tu hlm.The number a\\d|l v ll u u u u u rTelephone' u 1"I J N I I .\ \ | l \ l \ ' \ \ l || | U I I l \ !Y fM r .a n d M r s .C l a y t o n A r o n s r m t h e F w d J u n g b l u t h h o m e .{ 7 . 3 0 ~M .f r o m t h e I n v e n t i o n a n d l n t r o d u c - I k m d
'A l b z t H d l .r l d M r . n 11 '," =_1\.-a c c o m p a n i e d b s M r .a n d M r s .J o h | \ .n ~ : z : h e w e ;g g g g t h e a p x d ~o 1 r n F = r ; R : ; e e ; ~ f d a ;r 3 0 P 5 t u m p f m o r e a c l e n t z f i c m : 1 c h 1 n e r 5 . | P f : 'f
A r o n s o n a n d F m v l e n t t e n l e !t h 5 :a u l l 1 1 o c a r t o 'T h e I n c r e a s e o f 2 5 e r c e n t i n t h e c o I alI \ F . . . . . . | . 3 " | " l . . . . . . . 4. . .e l 4 : \ . ._1 ..' , . f _ . , f .J t a r g b l l l l h h o U l ( ! .I u i l f l a f l l 0 I l l B I l l -l n w i n r r m a r i n e n f \ I n \ | »" | ' n ¢ 1 n w \ n n i 2 ».n . . . p e : . . . . : -..|l f ' n n n \
f b ti t b b ~| th .JDII re IEQUITEH l0 RHSW EI U120rnga s o e m n m c sald pe ta ti on on o r be for e th e 13 th
:sed loc a tion wi ll be i n ac»ne e wi th th e d i r e c tio n o f th e da y o f J a n f mr y '1930.9
Ly B oar d o f s aid Cou nty , f rom 1_ Da tf gn th ls 21 s t d a y o f I w v e m -
¢
saves all
A 'lQ.£`7':those steps °'~=»='
EMEMBER the numerous times \l1::\... have been
called to the telephone from your work away up-
stairs?How tired you felt in the evening after climb-
ing those long flights several times diving time day.
Countless wearv steps. hours of velieeblo timr and much ,
n u s i u 1 l 1 t ¢ r . w r H 1 u m a n n .DUflUE\}»
e ve n l n g r .T h e y a l s o c o i l e d a t t h i
Everett Aronson and Miss Ruth
came home with them ,for n fe1dffys visit.
3-Irs.Leon Hindiey and Mrs.
Graff called at the Fred Long.:
home Monriav afternoon.
Mr. ond. :\lI_.'"': W. E. Thomnson
.-.....,.,..,.......,.¢1\1 |L0\¢.|\..|.nurnovr or stunenw in Junior cm-leges has been pointed to as an
indication of the desire 'of young
people to equip themselves to meet
the highly competitive sociai and
'ni over for a weck's visit.a
l Iiunice Brown,small daughter
'ot'Mr.and Mr.=.Lloyd Brown,
I\.1|.:playing with Leroy, who had
|r»c¢ivc-d a B.B.gun for Christ-
1T1£.:.Leroy was shooting it and
the B.B.hit Eunice one-fourth
Conversions Sunday evenillgs.
January 5, Conversion of a Cab-
inet Officer; January 12, Conver-
sion of a Man ot' God;January
19, Conversion of a Soldier; J3""'|i|1dust1'ial conditions that obtain
ary 26, Conversion of a Woman.throughout the nation.Strangely
time
open:
p. rn.
ers rthe ri
to ai.l m h ' r o m t h e e y e b a l l a n d w e n t |k i n !
» . \ ¢ . ¢§ | . s e L i u " n n l r n c r n ! \m e 1 1 1 .l \ l I l \ l \ l \ l I ! \ l \A n i m "~~~~~
to time;all bids will be uur, *"""-in at the hour of 1:00 u'clock "*';f"'*"§_ J. 3'!"h°1' and
, in the County Commission 5 Jo n A. Carrignn,'
nom, and the Board resolver:4 -5t Plaintifis.
ght to reject any and all bids,
ward contracts for 'different _x_and classes of work to dif-I Dr. 5'°§l_I!i}¥\.§;_!l_1IFl8l\I\
I l l l l
t contractors; also full powvr u|'l0M1~§1|:|s1
row out blanket, collective or °`°'p§"»'iw"'§§§¢E"}'f' Co.
tive bids.,L )ANNIE C; 1'\¥.-I{'i`\T,I Esenmgs byxAppo1ntmi>:1t
annoyance, all may be saved by u.1 extension telephone
v-r |||:
entenained Christmas day a num-|:f'"'"her mf relltiveln Amo n! than»_'"°
t l l q ;I. l \ |\u a s n q i n a u ;n . .l \~~~/P h y s i c i a n s n e m o v e d t h e B .\..i s h e i s g e t t i n g a l o n g n i c e l y .E . . .L .G i e s l q r ,P a s t o r 1 /
a n d Mr s .Ha n s Braosc h en»nmi th a fn lln wi n a n *Snn lla\Sunday 5Ch00l 1020 0 3 , m
c u ii eg es i n th e Um te d States have u1n:.n
sh o wn a decrease i n rec ent y ea rs Ln th
an d th is indic ates .th at c ollege dofc cs t u d e n t s a r e s to p p i n g s h o r t o f o b - | ~rot at Icw cents a may you can max: your nous: 1JC'.\&wen the Messrs.and 1\I¢':=dameso much came: by havmg an cxtcnszon tele hone u -P P F .l<.J 1 D .'rh _wtairs.Your loam! m"na<*rr w'lI viadlv t'*lk this ro'r m amee R111 an omp°o-J.~4 .'-P 1.and families and Mr. 1%. Rose.Ivrn ovrr mth ycnz.
..........._\DA1.E.Dou<c.s
. I .n m
Mr .
:» :tail
u\*»l1':I iii-Emi-§§" REE' `i\.i¢-Y=¢¥£\`\¥12f-=|Mornliag Wonhip, I1 1. m.Itaining "higher education",uu}|5U"||-County Clerk.|
He-my Dornacker and familpnl Prayer meeting Wednesday eve-
Otto Braesch :md family,I"r0<l ning.
B.!3Etf*»Ch ~"""i*"='; of. HBr;»n~Sacrament Sunday following the
n:n|_ on,. r.am . rss.ugoBraes=r:h.anrl family of Benson.mommg. szrvlco»Mr. Wallace Widener left. Wed-'.f'ii','fI.';,.f.';"".?.T..'lE.,."**?FT.' M
are content to obtain s
scientifiqknowledge that
turn into quick dollars in
or in a professinoal way.
Doctor William John
pccialized!T .'THE BKT suop s
E.C.Rann, Proprietor Ithey can NOTIL E '10 Lm»:|Jrro1zs
business,Ui" 1as'r.a'rra Meals, 40 Cents |
l Excellent Cuisine I
Cooper, STATE OF NEBRASKA I I Satisfactory Service .
r-,......~.;¢=:.M..- nr ¥¢'rll|nnfinn nf tho 1 1 ss Courteous Tmatment I
E|» | a 1 r l e l e p h o n e C o .M r .a n d M r s .A u g u s t C h a m " -
L u c a l a n d L u n a r I ) I ; ¢ m u - 9 Q n r u h - n i ' ~ § ' l = § ! i _ ? 1 " , . ' * ! ' f ' . m i ? . H ° E * ! 4
Thé Happy Wonder Bakers
are offering YOU
'l
nesday for Winner, S.D.afte
spending the past week at th
Hiram i{rum home.
rsxmc uluuu nuxvzuc,anna.Auu,\Ullllllln3».|vu\|UA " " " - ~ " ° v "'°' " "" 'F .d E n g ~no t h a vi n g n n af te rn oo n servic e,Un i te d States,be!ie\f€5 th a t HIEW Ji\Shln¥€\f'¥l County,I I zrst o u r e a s tx te r p r s e 0 0 9 |
ar e we lc ome to wo r sh i p wi t h u s c us toms a nd ma c hmery p '.0 1uc t1o \:H¢E1'\I>'L 1\f*nC"¢f»»;}==»55=@y x
~1
~ Thé Happy Wonder Bakers
~'are offering YOU
~Lohg Wonder Bread
~1 (Full 1% lb. Loaf)
2 for 25c
5 Wonder Rolls
3 (Heat 'em and Eat 'em)
~l o c p e r do z .
1
Q And a Full Assortment of
~.Hostess Cakes
~FRESH DAILY
w w $ l ' ¢ ' a ( 1 f r o / r g y o u r 1 9 I ' 0 C ¢ l '
i
5 (c o N T | N E N T A L B A K E R Y
;
_ ., . rs.-mer Jensen and family.Mr .and Mrs.Paul Jones and
Iandly left by auto Friday for
Rtservo,Kanszis to spend a fewdays with relatives.Harold Groth
ousen will do the work for Mr.
Mr s .or r i s Mas te r s a nd Ma u d e
le f t C h r i s tma s n i g h t f r o m O m s l w
by tra i n fo r Hou s ton , Texa s wh e r e
th ey wi ll s p e n d two we e k s a t the
ho me o f Mr s .Ma s ter s 'bro the r,
R.S.Mc F a r la n d a n d f a mi ly .
Mr .a n d Mr s .P a u l J ones an d
f a mi ly a n d Mr .an d Mr s .E l me r
J enson spe nt Ch r i stma s n i g h t a t
th e He nr y J e n se n ho me i n B lai r .
Mr .a n d Mr s .J u li a n J u n g b lu th
entertain ed a t a f a m i l y C h d s tm a sdi nn er a t th ei r h o me 'W ednesday .
- . .- - -. . . ._
.r
Start The Year RIGHT
5 by trading with the
North Side Store
C R E D I T A N D n E L l v E R v
Quality Market
CASH AND CARRY
JENS NIELSBN, Proprietor
-_,_.....
and family left early Sunday mor
ing for Shenandoah,Iowa whetheyspenttheday at the radi
stations.
ADMAH NEWS
1\Ii.=s Vera Fauss spent Monday
and 'Tuesday at the H. F. Hieben-thal home.
Mr.and Mrs. Jim Johnson and
family spent Friday evening atLouis Glover's.
Mr. and Mrs. Larsen and family
of Davey, mme Saturday to visit
with her mother, Mrs. Dam untii
Monday.
Alvin and Roy Olson spent last
|. . v . . I \ I n n r l ¢ n r l l l r i n w * h u i h n n n l a w :f - r n w m n r v h i l l I n n l r s m l n n n s 0 1 |l n u n :L u u l l u L u u r l .| l um.:n : u u | u w|¢ . . \ 4 | \ \ ¢ 6 J \ l u s l l l b u l u u | | U \ l t n ..\ ¢ u " u . ,U . . -. . . H 1 --- -1 T h e g e n e r a l p u b l i c i s a l w a y s e d u c a t i o n .I n t h e M a t t e r o f t h e E e l a t c o f m . A u ¢' "b " " M ' T a s i n L . | : ;
sr w n .L O M P A N Y
.e l c o m e t o a n y o f o u r s e r v i c e s .E v u i n e t l y h u m a n i t y l s m a H e r m a n h e r k h o f f ,D e c e a s e d :B o n d e d A b o t r n c t e r
i s T h e c h u r c h b o a r d m e e t s S a t u r -h u r r y t o o b t a i n i t s e d u c a t i o n ,j u s t T o t h e C r e d i t o r s o f S a i d E s t a t e :
d a y ,7 : 3 0 p .m .i n t h e c o u n c i l E s i t i s i n a h u r r y t o d o e v e r y -Y o u a r e H e r c b y N o t i f i e d ,T h a t P H O N E 1 5 * I i
r o o m o f o u r c h u r c h .| t h i n g e l s e i n l i f e .I w i l l s i t a t t h e C o u n t y C o u r t P i l o t B l d g .B l a i r ,N e b r n k a
I
III|I
Meet me at church Sunday morn
ing; the fire! Sunday in the new
year, and lets commune wgether
before starting our journey thru
CARD OF THANKS
room in Blair in said County on
the 24th déy of January and the
zsui day of April,wsu at 10
u'ciock a.m. each day to receive
x
x
DR. EDWIN T. JIPP
De-nlinlg 1930.w e n c s l r e n y m l s m e a n s I 0 t x -a n d e x g m i n g a l l C l B i \ T l 3 3 n g t " " " " " "n u n n u n ' x n n n b n n i *l " | \ . n l . ? ; l \ l ' n l > & l |t # N .. \..~~~
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH \§r§5§§n`§é Qfléfulfl sudden death |Z`$`§f.J'.2IZ'f' .§`,.,'§" ,'1"§,,I,1§~2,",1,,.,'§." "-EIL!!f\|\F3nan af. Qhaim ,,,,,,,,lldg.Nebr.| | \ | J \ || | | | | ` | | y g n u n l l v u \ » n 1- o A n .
time limited for the presentation
of claims, against said Estate is 3
months from the 24th day of Jan-
uary A. D. 1930 and the time lim-'w .F -itel for payment of debt is OneLold's Sumner will be observed IMOTILPI FOR A HN'._._.._._|v.~;.» fsrnin ...mi mm. zlnusnf Inn..
A.F.Newell,Pxetor \.of the late John Lathrop and for
4 the beautiful floral offerings.
New Yea:*s Nice next Sunday His 1¢l=1ti"'@Sat 11 a. rn., cnzlucted by the pas-
tor.Following our cuétom,the
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Insurancen _ . . \|:.'..¢...a..- . . A L . -
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Mm
ISTRATION GF ESTAll"\.\;Us lduringthisfirstSundayservice.'nary, 1930_
All communicants are urged to be WITNESS my hand and the
present.I Washmgton County,I Seal of said .Countv Court.this
neu :anne :nu uv;Office in State Bank B
x1n|...~.\. n..\.....| -| Ill ..v.|...-1.I l |.;.;;; .:._ 1;'1._:;;';;'_:.;.;;;
Young Pcople's meeting at G p.
m.The annual meeting and election
of officers of the Ladies' Social
Union is to be held next week
Tuesday afternoon.
The pageant# "The Star Leads
On", given last week Sunday eve-
ning was one of the most ambi-
tious and beautiful our younger
Kroup has attempted.The light-
ing effects were especially note-
worthy.The pageant was given
before an appreciative audience,
Ind was a fitting close to Christ-
mas Sunday.'
A suggested question for each to
ask of self every evening during
1930:"What have I done today
that nobody but a Christian would
a
STATE Op NEBRASKA l
A. C. Debel, Attorney
County Court.ln Probate.
ln the Matter of the Estate ug
Cinderella A. Moultrop, Deceased:
The heirs at law,next o f kin,
devisees,legatees,creditors and
All persons interested in said
estate are hereby notified that on
the3 0th day of December,1929,
Lena V. Moultrop filed a petition
in 'said County Conn alleging
among other things that Cinderella
A.Moultrop an inhabitant of
Washington County,Nebraska,
died on the 26th day of Decem-
ber, 1929, leaving no last Will and
Testament, and possessed of Real
and Personal Estate estimated at
sisooo. and nrayins for admmls~
u m n a y U I u e c c m o e r ,u u v .
(SEAL)I. c. ELLER.
50-41.County Judge.
SHERIFF SALE
By virtue of an order of sale
issued out of the county court of
Washington county,Nebraska, in
an action therein,wherein,The
State of Nebraska, is plaintiff and
Frank Kaatl is defendant, I will
sell at public auction to the high-
est bidder, for cash, on Monday,
the Sth uf January,1930,at 10
A. M., at Herman, Nebraska, the
following described car,to-wit,
One Dodge truck,motor number
425158.
49-2t Maurice Mehrens, Sheriff.
o n . w. 1 -' .' a E Mr mL L
DENTIST
Located in new .
-Home Theatre Bldg. |Blair, Nebraska I
x
x
MARCUS BECK
pl1I
BONDED ABSTRACTER
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I
Office in Mayle slag.i
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- T R A I N s c n o n d l s -
Chicago & Northwatern Railroad
Ent-6:1 0 p.m. dai .West-1:15 a.m. <1-ii.r g
'E
4 *
|do'?n c. St. P. M. & Omnlnmiinnflmr nn f NOTICE To CREDITORSThe pastor went to Cram Mon-
d§Y to attend the annual mid-
wmver Conference of Pastors. The
lenders from outside the state this
year are Hn Edw.A. Steiner of
Grinnell College,Dr,Allen A.
Sf-Dckdale.a Ckznzrezational mg-
lm m S"i §i1 "w appear at said'l i yoCounty Court on the 24th day of
January, 1930, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
and contest said petition,the
Court will appoint George Mc-
Bride ormome other suitable per-
snn Administrator and proceed m
\v-;.n.¢.A\\|K I.UDO \ll1q I0 F E S T A T E ' m s m m . a m y e x c e p t S u n d x y .1
_g : § g p . m . d a i l y e x c e p t S n n d n v .IJD V I ! A m n n n t Y r 1 I s n
?~annxr. ur mmnnmann 7:52 ana. Sunday only.3WGountas12 85 géugthbound S \Ish! gton y,:p.m.exec uni .\2. C. Pebel, Aty.5:80 p.m. dui Pi my 1
tor of Chicago, and Dr Fmdericlo n settlement of said eytnte.In the Matter of the Estate of - B U !W. Clnvh-m.»¢»n.» no: An e....1.I W m . . .mv hnml and 0ffi¢inl|J.\\...... v..»n......a »I
c h ""a ;;" <s m;a "'"~"" " ' °S,;;'";;;§;" 35a ;:,2'»f"i»sf~a~»e».~ a z ;f §;d Estate:Northbound
-9:00 A. M"ffl,N Y H bef 1929_You are Hereby Notlfied, That _imff Bpfaiu 3.1.1 °'}'°.f.3§'I,`!c s m m 1. c. ELLER,1 will nit at me County Court 1? 9.9. é- P!
Southbound
£253 'Ei I5:00 P. H.8:15 P. I..
Be careful haw you tread it,!`o} S0-4t County Judge' Room in Blair ln said Lfounty on\~~ ~
Blairlie ' J "" "` *i N i 6
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I-I open account.The num: ofsubscriber;will -instantly zu-
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i i a t e n d u n e o n d - c h u m s w n r
i9 tha |» s wt!i4 ~.s ;tBh£r,Ne ht..
lhde r the m s t o l G w l f w of
lm-ghs,1s 'ra.
ere."M r s . E m u : s u m x a e ¢ n u » § m ¢ 4 ¢ m i z é h m a k m G m n 0 1 t i z i a d t y '" E m i 6 ? ' r n A N x s s ' r A m ' i : é c ' r a s = N E W n u n I v e n i e n o e w r m f l r m i n s c o m m u n -
" C 'v.Ed d h u s o me k i d h o m Iu a fd m o l friend,o r A n u mb e r o f f r i e n d s a t h e r h o me di s p la y e d A two do o r s e d a n wh i c h W I T H B R I G H T ~ i t y t h m v z g h w i q h j t p q » q s ; _ W i t hg».'I'_;1_-gd ,gg n u t s coma-a n M o n d a y i f f e m o o n .I m n f p m a I n c m n e w c hlc k le .To u p ma h ¥ _ f { e n d 1 _nd _ n e lg h -| u , | ,m a c o m p l e w d a n d m mll
mll
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mn ; t o d o w it h lao mln |hens.Comlm. so me; :rel The 0. E. S. wiu hold their in~|\1¥\D color.'m rs who so kmqly vtlen
e_ on now. let'|xtllhtio n o f olfic en nt mar next Blechnni ully the new Fo rd hu na thy and uaistunce dur!d |1134 ......lothergr wi!!follow xml ha nnlv Qng 'the (uonmmed from page
md our Bllir in A good place il
chtio n. w live.Her scnools anthebest,he;_chur¢!es ll
o m | n w » | » n m n n w u | \ = m ¢
u whlgl|||¢¢'|,¢g uf wa ma sm.-run
:m om -un a, null elalcr togethernnruin 'I°'~lv fmm | blullleu angle b n\'|°l|d|ol0d-Ill!-..
Blair ~needl Ind .Nl ll li f An m n pt hn ng nu ha m e fn tm
:s a t f s; : " " "° : : : . -f i = * *~ ~ ; " *-= » - ° * " ° ' " J " ° - : : : . 1 ' ~ i ' : .f'..2'.'.°" '~°'~'~°:.:°.:._':
"|...EE. hdnn ..'32"'-A ale.o m m x c m -m m . ai m : vm . l n. ~ ' F P= °¢l'"! "z PPI* New um v. Hvvlvm
oak"_Minervs Carwr.tiful hubs ue. used which, coupled|Walter R. Modtrop neugn common, crime 1u m o r n eyes wen wm m -F E_ Flack und family wi=h me l»rs¢r¢ir=»»s'i\_;5;e=be<>\r Alton A. Moulirop.~ '$:;lini.:m°;n;lhehe
"They are Jun lovely." lhe nld.'--_ R-h¢lYi¢l` lPP°l|'lnC¢-"hum l shn'n'¢ waste them nn Edd! 'ffii "2'1"i'?_?f"?.ff'f._ _l'§"ff_'I{, have new stream line effects md muon n~nn\nu~r-type.What more wuld be
If
as l Ii.§.ll"T,..§f"¥i1Y+£i¢~§§§'LlI£`11.`§Jackson and mm child r .Lu someplnee.l'\l keep them u n tomor-
row-wheu father m hen."
"Since when has lathe:shownsuchtundnasforsilkslacking?And ll' you dou'l pu! them on dll!
very mlnute,Pm golng to wear
them myself.Aw,Margie,be_A
Casco ny new nlnalm um unrulyat South and Eighth streets.
Miss Ruberta Whorlow o f
Wayne, Neb. has been visiting at
the Ed Jensen home for a few
days.
Leslie Jensen.son of Albert
am
si
ol
D4
re f i tt e d w i t h th e n e w swe epi ng
vi n fp n r lp r n wh i c h n m n mmi n n n t
n m . "n ~ w u r \ .sc no o r. J ANUARY za
(Continued from page one)
would say almost the same thing
and if its important to some form-
ers, it should be equally important
|!0 all.-
But with all theme advancernent o! Blair has an exoeptiomlly high
we still have much more to do grade of brick clay and the loca-
The ever changing condltions in tion would nlao give shipping famour mode of living must keep usiilities.An industry of this nature
always looking forward. The most|w°ul¢ give employment to several
important move now apparent will'men for five pr six month§ each
be the grading and surfacing °f;year and the remrns of the busi-
.L-¢--._.-_-...=_L..,..1,-_...,. ... ..»-- -
.,. . -, __ -_ _,,. . _ .- . . -. - ,.n \ ...- ...-L \Q A :s u m b v h 1 a n u s
No p ri c e c h an g es h ave b ee n z
ounced.
C H I M E S O F T H E T I M E S
m -
l ~ii-atiun of um ~ lor if- 'publishers be no ed; other-tho subscription will remxlnforce at the designated nub-~Hoq price.Every subscriberim tmdershnd tha: these condi-
"rm: STORYC HA P T E R I l l - w i t h ldlr lnr o. In.'r omve r leaves for c mc n zo.EddyJac kson brings another friend. Ale:-ander Murdoch?yrbo he n n h a lma t returned rom 9 tour or theworld,to the peruonnge.(Maker.*h o me h e a r t lo n t o n h e t two llo -
ur e ma k in g r i c h merrinmos (He lenloengagedto n pr ore nor or mothe-metlrn. Horac e Langley . poor lo the1rorlde =°~;_¢»,». le at nrat elated. butbecome!c i l u !a t tho announce-me nt th at Mur d oc k 1| wo rk in g lo s"c hain" rroc enr store Obvi ously no" u ta h , "G l n e r thinks,and l n u b l
ll m.Mr To liver returns, his ey esunimprovedandth e d o c t o n l i v i n !him little ho pe.
Cll"'AE'TE$R I-ln the usual!! quiethomeofR u a u .Tolllvc ti.li e th -od la t mi ni hter ln th e omlll .town ofRedThrush,[ o w n h i :In th e r le udetwhtera, Helen,lr ln nd E llen;-°=f"q§';"'f" *" "; ;" "§b ry "=='°3°;~ng *' t e r l n t e r s r o | 0 ]or c -patlon In the "beauty t that
eve o ln l W ith Eddy k . pros-Rieroun young rmer.hor escort.nrjory leaves or the sntlc lvatedtriumph.CHAPTER II-J foverwork and norv-
ou ! s tr ai n atten dant on .the bui ld
lug. of A new c hur c h to replac e the
_ , .. , . ,. . . _ . _ .G e t t i n g ' T u m N e r v e m a
Preident Hoover told the as-
.» ~bled business leaders at the
~uhington conference that he had
u desire to preach, but he asked
-- ~rn to consider an old word:
~ork".
Therqby .he delivered an effect-
!!a. one-word a-ermon as ever
'i'hen is every indication in
~I-$11il18¢°1\that bu.sinws men,
inanciera, and the Government, is
vefing frum the gredt nerre
| lnsustained when Wall street
bile - "h<>o"....n _
S P O YL S h o w ~ I g o m l U I I Q t 0 r l . l | » n a n n n n v f l n . 3 int lw s la a t r n a 1
once.Think how good he was to
lnlher."Elmer the pleadlng or the threat
was x ood effect. hlnrjory hnxtllypulleilgiagll' her shoes md stockings,
and lrled on the new nllks-tt>the-top.The shlmmery whlteness ofthem, the nllken aollness. seemedto lnsnlre her. rn lnanlre Mn-mm.
morrow (Friday) for a few weeIS
visit with lvlativzs in California.
Reward for lost Snotch Collie-
white face. Omaha license.Al. G.
Lozier owner, 5301 Florence Blvd.
P h o n e K e - 6 9 0 3 O m a h a .5 0 - l t '
D a n n A n d a m a n ;n l ''r . 1 . . . ~ . . . \ .
Now that Christmas is o'er,hee The programs hnve just srrivedLet" keep good will and c r .Rigt on through nineteen thirty for_annual rneetmgs of a ll or-
Let's make a recond year lgamzed agnc ultunl socxetxex to
'be held az the Agricultural College
in Lincoln,oh January 6th,7th,Let's push and pull together.Let's stand by our big chief,""li '1 'f '1 ".§ .,.-,.:..:.....
un: rmmmeue mgnway.nu me ness woum be len m mur.people of Blair, this means much Another business much needed
as it opens the heart of a great is a laundry.,We now have oneagdculturnl section of oux-_eountyl of the best cleuning establishments
and make; ic a part of Blair ter~in the state where the work i lritory.This maqkr has bewllabsolubely first class and we can
brought out before by The Ente ell support a good laundry.
mise and we feel mixch lnbezest in m -__ .L»_.. -. ...\.,.. :........=...
it.It will mean home to m~rket
roads and will not only be agreat
= ~qition to Blair's trade zone but
will be a great comfort and con-
"RUBY 'NG--'fir Mar t Canlpffmzntzd Staffing in ffvurzlra
We can think 0Lothe,r industrie
which could be made to fit i
right hem in our own home to
but these mentioneo are a. cryiin
necessity.
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iiii`§`{n|§`§"é¥n=`E`Ea"1'6}r`6iE"inE»"¢ii'»Iu\d`ac the holize of H. J. 'I'sylor.|__,_________, _,__ _______izrlms n 10|ll an tj Ahey last from
nff ité ..splat ofthe aau1rI_"rne§f brought Mrs Emma Rosenbalm leaves were "°"'°?" wvvaru uae ""°"'the county a *'s o
ou.t '.'!°'*' °"F""F ""°"€"I°"°-€°.'°%¥'?Fridaé fm Ord Neb where she And in wont b° I.°"F now,°
mecuons mn!woula malcu mechurn of Lhe silk stocklnzs-lreewnred blts of rlbbons and lace. mod~
at pieces ot inexpensive Jewelri.
They trled things on. rearranged,..,._........-.....,»-.~».,..,.,~...|.A,|».|_
nl our new resumuuns,d ho w'Washington county youngsters,
l h wish to
will épuwi the remainder of the -,.winwr with her son and family:Wlll Ke- the wsu, an 'either boys or gi, sl w o
Mrs. Ida Wallace of Lynch, Neb.How'Il we greet old father time?feed baby beeves this coming year
and Mr. Ed Lehmmml of Wahoo, wen reno just what we sow:should remember Janunry 15, 1980
.=.w.....<..m..m f ,.\......w ...-zurre ertects,o|!ered criticisms,suggestions. helped to arrange eachother's hair.Ginger.meanwhlle.new dlmracledly hack and forth, betweenkitchen,dining room andbedroom, urging Qhem on. pnlslng
Neb.were married at Blair on N\ne¢¢en`¢h§ny is up to us.|CoAccording to infommtion from |N q {
Dec. zo.come on folks let's go!unty Agent George sms. Jan.,o u mMr.and Mrs.Otto Te and '-Gen. West.15 means um: it is the last dns''# m a n a -
family of Denison, Iowa, v.e vis-_that long fed calves may be ' n - x u l r
ibors at the`home of Mr. and Mrs.MRS. HEMMING JACOBSEN entered._g mc
¢~__, B." ¢~.....1-..Boys and mrls between the aries
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II-`" 'T''" "' § ; ¢ ,i;' " ; ,} ' ;, ;t ;i3ih¥Zi5'i 'i}`éi"`uB 'Tu¢"'i5iBi "iiENIHI and church, are rumen;§?.5§iL°¥3'»2l'¥#2&T'§»51'-'l;lf'5J§:{357 the results.It was live mlnutu before sevenwhen they pronounced themselves
perfect beyond the power ot tbelr
ptmsesslans to Improve one iota.And then they looked nt Ginger, Iflushed, . persplrlng Ginger,with
tumbled hulr and starry eyes.I
Ginger adorned ln a trim, cheap,
tlamlng red smack.
"Mercy, Ginger, yon are a sigh
of
Yon'd better dress.'1'hey'l1
here."
But Ginger had no intention
dressing,She was going to m e
this a real (girly. two and two.ntete-a~tere.he ,would walt on e
astable.Dnsslag back and fonh
service was needed As the girls,indeed. often took turns in waiting
upon the table when there wereguests. they quickly acqulesced. for
as Ginger said. she was entlrely too
hot, sod too tired. and wo excitedto dress.
She straightened her disorderedhair, puffed her hushed Knee with awhiskofpowder,and smootheddown the flaming smock.Besidesthe twins ln their delicate coolnes.their shimmering silkenwhiteness,she was like a hot and seethinglittle tire.
At the sound or the alren at thegate. she ran toward the kitchen.whlle the twins, each with an srmaround the othei-'a waist. sauntered
rneu mn anauay.
The home of Rev.H.Nielsen,
Danish Lutheran minister is under
quarantine, his son, Seriver having
returned from Oklahoma, ill with
small-pox.Th; case is reP°rted
as a light one.
Elmer Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs.Will Johnson, was taken to
an Omaha hospital for special
treatment as he has been ill for anumber of months and is not gain-
ing as he should.
The river road from the ceme-
tery, east to the bop of the hill
has been receiving an additional
coat of gravel this week.The
gravel is being taken from the
road below the hill where it was
distributed more heavily than
needed.
Funeral services were held last
Sunday for Mrs. Andrew Skov, who
passed away Dec.26.The de-
ceased leaves her husband and a
nine year old daughter.Mis. C1
X. Hansen oi this city is her sis-
ter.Services were held at the
home on west Nebraska street and
at ilk church with Rev. J. P. Niel-
sen of Dana College in charge.
Mrs. Hemming Jacobson, a form-
er Washington county resident,
passed away at her home at 8943
North 37th street,Omaha,Neb.,
Dec. 24 at 10:30 p. m.. following
a stroke of paralyds on Dec. Zlst.
Deceased leaves to mourn her
loss, her husband, two daughters,
Mrs.Edgar Clausen of Blair and
Mrs.Amanda Healy of Omaha;
six grandchildren and one great
grandchild.She also leaves three
sister and three brothers:Mrs.
Celinda Fox,Ferndale.Washing-
ton;Mrs.Isadora Steele.Van-
couver, B. C., Mis. Amanda Don-
nelly, Seattle, Washington;Henry,
James and John Haines of near
Alder Grove, B. C.
She would have been sixty-six
years of age, had she lived until
January ll, .193D.
eat Lawn cemetery at Omaha, Dec.
28.Her aged parents and one sister,
Mrs. Ben Watkins preceded her in
death some years ago.
'oarrua nr
Interment was made in the Foi of twelve and twenty-one years
are eligible and those having a
calf who are not already enrolled
into a standard club should notify
the County Agent's office,who
will see to it that you are properly
enrolled.
The demands for forest trees
made by farmers of Washington
county are greater this winter than
ever before.
Application blanks are available
for these trees at the county
agent's office.The following
broadleat' trees are available: Amer
iran elm,mulberry,cotbonwood,
green ash, catalpa, maple, boxelder
Chinese elm,Csragana,Russian
alive, and honey locust.Practic-
ally all of these broadleaf vari-
eties are adapted to the soil of
Washington county.
The evergreen varieties avail-
able and especially adapted to this
area are the Scotch pine, Austrian
pine,and Western yellow pine.The last two varities are the best
for wind breaks.
Best results here in this county
are found where farmers cultivat-
..| n.. em., -men »\...» .........|.»..i..
to th at de si ra ble c on ditio n whi c h a
Id rg ne r Presi dent desc ribed as
'5nor1:nalcy".
In d ia n s u i d T h e i r Bla n ke ts
1 _bf the 83,262 Indian moon chin..
ing to oc c upy hil pulpit.Gi n g e r n utriedInmanya my :to add to thefnmily '| slender inc ome.but she l lnot dlnc ouragm.Mnr jo ry . wi th E d-dy Jarknon and s trlend he in tr o-duc e l an Tu b Andrews.retu rns lntriumph.ac knowledged the prlzu
beauty,and wi th M g d o lla r | _ lngold. the c hief prize.he gi ven th imo ne y to he r f ath er a n p ar t o r th !nvvuinln n uanllnrv f nf Ilan f\ li\In!I| [
r
d r t n r in the United su mo , 6 7 .2 8 7
atliended a sc hool o f so me ki n d
d u r i n g th e p a s t wa r .Th e rec ent
#e p or t o f th e Uni ted Sta te s I n di a n
Cbmmnissionel-indic ates th a t th e
~do ve r y we ll wi th sc hool
rob lems;but t§\q_re_is__a. ifuggestg
o n i n th e r e p o r t t h a !th e n - la tte r
-of suitable employment of the In~
~dio-tis after leaving the school is
still on unsolved problem.Theme
i a a n old belief th a t th e I n d i a n
*likes to " r e tu r n to hi s bla n k e ts "
a n d doubtless ma n y o f t h e m s t i l l
go ` b o c k to th e p r i mi ti ve wa y s o f
.th eir people.'The Ind ian ' S ervic e
bl-S ne ve r h a d a developed a n d
o w l e m a ti c org an iza ii on Lo he lp
th e. y ou ng I nd ia n to f i n d e mp lo y -
try pnt, or a n oc c u pation , duri ng the
c r i tio n l per iod af te r he lea ves
sc h oo l wh e n h e s h o uld ta k e u p th e
a f f a i r s o f li f e f o r h i ms e lf ." U n -
( m s th e vn n mv In d i a n n r wn mn n
I ;?"§i;";;:.'."5;"a=i. zi:`i¢6"§o3Ei§i§(£
c t - I a r r l m l\f---hlnfjory u m m -tlng ly g lve a Gi ng e r th e :e r m of a nIdeawhic h may till the paraonaga;~=-»=»fg Bhhe p°==,' an aotpoal n alsoe r r n o a c a n alter.o r t o o-na tlon o r a d i me f or a 'P a r a on a leHo me §;JrTtlm Blind."whic h #bg|"o ver Tr e urer."a nili l. lo lh r ea ' nr o in e n : fi o na na r ne a
the had aeen ln a newapapar.lnotherlo q n l.o r g lm them to c on-tinue the chain.B e N U reaultaall o rr e and lterla har" "I§3'°?1»»i2ggolegliu J P °'¢§¥ nroprliety egf her
not by feaaon g th at her nppenl
really ll f o r a h o me fo r th e blin d.
her talh erv Helen i l married.andleaves tha parlo nazo.
CHA P' rE f{V--T130 doctora ha v-lh l o r d er e d for Mr.To lllver coun-try alt ,ana food ln plenty .wi thc omplete real, Eddy J ac kson lnflteahi m to n a y o n n u f ar m. with ltir l-a m to care for hlrn.J oplln Weav-bury . treaaurer of the c hurc h board.arra ntea fo r a.oubatllute.Hi r a mBuclc worth.juan graduated fr o m a.theological aemlnary .to ta ke ll r .'1'o!llver'place for a while.Mr.Bu c k wo r arrlveo and makes blahomol t he pa ra on alt.a "p ly ln lr
guoat."
3 ~»-at Efé Avenue €<.5'42fid Street
IN New York, London, Paris, smart women sirive
for dnt ineffable charm and chic in their costume!
tq'
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like
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which line hosiery is the final key note. With so
ch depending; upon hosiery, it is essential to sdeéi
rocking of quality, richness and long lasting *=°="=,f: Rum' RING to cojlfpiete the "haute ensemble '
xffefily....
A//sm Cbffia|rSrr~via' lfdg/I!!qulfh( \Hip Fin and fm:/r urn. Alu /al,
"rn lj irrnl :Ul u 'will :quarthull.
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a n o c c u p a t i o n a d a p t e d t o h i s
i n t e r e s t a n d a b i l i t i e s ,t h e n t h e
who la sc he me of e du c a ti on an d c i v-
l u i a n o n f a i ls " ,sa y s th e Go v e m -
.Qlienffrcport .
0: 5. s. kelisington willbe held
a_tt.he Ma soni c # gal 'I`ucad.ay eve-
lli ng , J n n ila r y 7 .ser vin g c or n-
CRA PP BI R .V I- -Mr.Buc lu ro rthwun c o nc u lc a n d mlr a llo n f or Mlrlvr nnnd her nlnlera manifest pleasure anhisntte nllo nl.:r ou se Gln xa r to n:anna o t d p n n r : n d vrntchtulncna.I t lu not p f ldcl.that M u j e r !shou ld b e t a wi n o r a pr a c tic a llype nn i lu n qalntater.W estbury tellsMr.To lllve r the churc h trusloeshave dec lllpd to .n llo w h lm A " c o m-plete rant c n la g ln g a. new minis-ter ln olhc r wor d s, tha old p as to r
Ia retltedmn a s mall D en llo n.
CHA PTE R V 1 .1 - u lh g er | ac c umu -
lati on of dime s f rom her c h aln lot-
slovrly down the stai rs. s oftly alum
lng.as th e two me n c a me br i s k ly
u p the f ingslone p ath.
Bu t Gi n g e r h a d no t g o n e to th e
kitc hen.No t a ll th e wa y .She
plan ted hers elf bey ond the base ot
the c irc ular stairc ase. out of aight,
but whe re a mi rro r on th e op pos ite
wall reflec ted the veranda entranc e.
Ginge r was not one to mis s the up-prouc h of a romantic llgure.'rac ed
things happen too seldom to be
M r
en te r
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f a mi l
W h i t
C la n :
Mr s .
W i ll
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+\..u suv sanyo uausu uu:;Luulylcuca;_a n d M r s .I-Iowaxfi Ap p le b y Ci n d e r e lla Mo u ltr o p was b o r n n t, 3h a d ¢ th e g ro u p d , a s the y c a n n o t
Mi n e d tfme f l lo r m n g a t a n Pla in fi eld,In d i an a . _ Ho m 9,135 1. | ¢ omp¢ te wi th th e n a ti ve w e ll ¢ 3 g -
r supper last sunday evemng: 1 She died Dec. 26, 1929, use seventy i ablished weeds and :rrxssmd Mrs. Harley Appleby and 'eight years. one month and sevem All evergrerls arz shipped di -|" " " "
Y,Mr.and Mrs.Arthur teen days.She was the wiie_ of rect to the farmer from the State T 1 ;Q ue and family,Mr. and Mrs.David C.Moultrop,of Unlonvllle,Forest at I-Ialsev. Neb.. ghag thev T - I \r v r 1 : Q u n o n i r
Here ls a Message to Farmer and Breeders
e b n d h i o n f f : ~ 1 3 : ~IOSIE l. VAN DEUSEN. Propqelor
Here ls a Message to Farmer and Breeders
c b n d i ~ i o n f o r t r a ~ s p l a ~ t i ~ s w -J O S I E I .V A N D E U S E N . P r o p r i f e i o r
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Nelsen, RW Gnwet of 0'"""hu.sband nearly tony-five years1d Mr. and Mrs, Orval DiK°",n¢zo to Nebraska.They lived for
rq i f te e will b e o n ha n d .A l l Ea s t-
c». m S ta r ladies ar e i n vi ted .
B A G N I N E J A C K R A B B I T S
CiRus and Harry Rohler ofd o wn in th e so u f h e r n h a r t o f th e
c oi lntif , d ro ve up t o W a y n e c ou nty
_*Rei Fr i dn y o n a h a u li n g tr ip .
. Th e y we re fo r tu n a te én ou gh to
ba g n in e jac k r ah h its a nd re tu r ne d
th e s a me d e y .Q
t»r c onunlms to increase, to her ln»
to n ne eti d ac tlo n .bu§_ she y atc heaMa rjo ry a gr o wi n g n th i r 'w i l h lHi ra m Bu c kwo rlh wi th anxlet3r.'I-lnnlly nhe drops hi m 0.hln t thatA i e r o r f s fu tu re u "nrranqecl."Bur wo rth takes It to mean hetshe le en nl\>d and Ginger does not I
undec elve h m./
\.!llAi"i`t.lt \»'"|| !-Buenaorxn cr.aourse, freshen his attfrntlona to Sur-
lory , but Ginge r notes wi th dlumnythat her slnlor is heartbroken at hla,
10 her, umwc ountable defecllon. Gin-zer reluc tnnliy de c ld u op ac tion.md c onvey s the Intlmatlon to Buc k-urorth that he had misunderstoodhereeQ0Mn r i o r r a engagement.
taken with noncllulance._|01 Lyous nilmy years on a farl wget of
Make Ypur Sale a Successful One
.:I`he greatest necessity to the success of a SALE
Here ls a Message to Farmer and Breeders
from
THE ENTERPRISE
200 Sale Bills lllay Reach 200 llomes
J/` you work fvrd fo ye! lféem ,ann/we/'/y dial/'iéufed
An Advertisement in This Paper
Will Cover the Whole County Like a Blanket
approac h u p the flaasmne path,blac k horror darkened her eyes.
wh i le anger puled her nushed
cheeks.
Th e twi ns . c oo l, wh ite a nd smil-
ing,had descended to the b otto m-
most step.An d In the o pe n do or -
way ,laughing.stood E u a y , J a c k
son.An d be s id e txim-
Lllr la ta wi th dr e w he rs elf lmp etn
ously fr o m Mu r j o r f a tig ht clasp.
and flung he r ar ms ab ou t hlm."Oh,A le x- o h , y o u dar tin g-- y ou
,h a te f u l th l n g -W hy dldn 't y o u
te ll me ?- - Ma r gi e. lt' s Ale x! "
It was the c an gr oc er.
(Co ntinu ed ne xt. we e k f
Here Is a Message to Fa
from
THE ENT
200SadeBillsMayR
J / ` y o u : u a / ' é f v rd f o y e ! M e m
An Advertisement
Will Cover the Whole Co
Make Your Sale a
.The greatest necessity to th~
is the presence of buyers.
draw to your sale the more
of its success.
Money spent in advertising
Give Your Auction
..gg;
Cosden Special''~
a
That's the |/' ~
have two carloads of the new 1930
model Chevrolets on the track.
The official opening of the 1930
display will be next Saturday, Jan.
4 and Chevrolet enthusiasts are
fortunate in being able to see a
complete array of all models in
the beautiful new show roo m re
oentely fitted up by the Vinton<
Evans Company.
New Fod MODELS
NOW ON DISPLAY.The new Model A Fora vlvere
put on display last Tuesday thru-
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Ed Mundorf.They were livingherewhenherhsuhancldiedin
1903.Mrs.Moultrop is survived by
three children, n daughter,Lehn,
who is a teacher at Boise, Idaho;
two sons,Alton A.Moultrop of
Seattle,Wash.and Waltér R.
Moultrop, of Walla Walla, ,Wash
The only near relatives who' were
able to be present at the funeral
were the daughter and n brother,
James Smithpf Grand Island, Neb.
The funeral service was held
from the Blair Baptist ehunch on
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- -..The c loud hangin over th e houseT h e Mo d e rn C o ur a g e I hntd lsa! onc g a°f»p¢n¢a,but Gln
: e r 1| ln thedetrlrna.
'S o u ( w l i n g a t t h e o f f i c e !W h }- ' é n d ,w h e r e a r e y o u g o i n g i n s u c h
'Pa h u r r y .
' n m P r g e tti n g o u t wh i le 1
t a k e a.chanc e.I ju s t fir ed m y
sec relzary;an d ,son,she h a s a I
td n g p e j u s t li k e y o u r moth e r .
S o n - - W h y ,l see she i s sti ll
_ w o r k i n g
¢:D a d - f Y e lh , th a i ' s i t.:She'a just
-a b o u t r e a d y to tu r n o n th e D i c ta -
-p ho ne , a nd I do n' t wan t to be h er e
=W h e n s h e h e lm th e s a d ne ws .
* e ' A e m E R s M a n n e r H o e s
2 I I N M I S S O U R I v A \ . 1 . E '
1¢ 'Fon a¢coun§ of no yardagecharges, Mi_-»ua:iv'.1Iq seenis to be Q
\ b e tte r h o ma r k e t th a n 'Blair o re v e n O r n j xa f m 'o u r f a r m e r s a r e
wise to th e net.On _Mo nd a y o f
-t' hi s wee k Ed Ui lh er tso n an d Hen ry
Q Q ~ to o l: _ _ a _ tr u c k ' lo a d an d
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c '| | A P'r rm I X - A n o th e r fly i nGlnRer'e uln ime nt in her tear or5'llr'am°|\entanglement wlth A l e :Murdoc k (the "can n;rooer,°'.alno hasronlemptu ounly du bbed him) . but toher rellel' he announc es he ls Inav-mg town te mp or ar ily .Mr. 'rolliner0d e e l d e a t h a t .d e s p i t e M a r j o r y s e n -
gagement le llu ek wn rth.lh e andlilrlam, must go to c ollege. vrorklng
their wa v
a t tive o'cloc k.she sou ght ou t
her fa th e r a n d Hi r a m,deep In a
dlsrudslon ot rec ent progress ln the
mastery o f the alr,an d ln to rmed
|;hem llml.they had been Invited
out so dinner.most lmp o r mn u y ,
und tha t J tvplln W estbury expec ted
them ve ry ear ly .
[ li r a m Bu c kwu rth seemed a n ! -
thlng bm p lease d at this hospi table
o v e r t u m"num,see h e r e - 1 cun't.go.I
told Ma rjor y I w o u l d - I th in k I ' ll
c all h l m u p - "
"Oh ,I t ls :oo lute.W hy ,his
Ulla h as din ner all r ead y f or y ou ."
' "W hy .4-| lu't y o u tell us sooner!"
he demanded impatiently .
'°W ell.I dl|:ln't not hn mn un ti l
4
Make Your Sale a
.The greatest necessity to th~
is the presence of buyers.
draw to your sale the more
of its success.
Money spent in advertising
Give Your Auction
!I
Here Is a Message to Fa
from
THE ENT
200SadeBillsMayR
J / ` y o u : u a / ' é f v rd f o y e ! M e m
An Advertisement
Will Cover the Whole Co
- --3 '- '- - 1 - _
lssurance you haveom' Tueaday.Ed Jensen took a tori iafefano 'fob ;'vfroI1 ai~§|.fthick load over.Ed received $9.i0 hated to disturb ,vo And I sup-
Per huddled.posed ol course you would like to
LA ,»_l i m '
$AnLY SLT1 -,.,.LER "Well. or course. I would like n
DIES SUDDENLY #some time-but tonight.-"fill bring big returns
* I l a n l l l r l * I N h h t l u n u n h n f n n a n l #
,'[i}i»~|-|11 I) ixon ,'ea rly W a s h i n g y m »¢¢§`u`Lé"ii.`B:"é_g`£°@5F1?,°m`IE`ZB"|1T<`€é
~ setfler,~sudd enly Lhi.x $'..'?...f£'°2..".?E;...,°'?f..,"Eii".:f f? F '" '
eer a Chance1?_liiomln|.HUM hmqea up hill "REE ill '|5i`=`5»`i»¥¢`2|` iii' £`¢F"i`n»1a-
_° ~.argngqtorr so gunz gnjhe; gou lqpanean gsm: lite nun; saw
l n e w to n u a k b o r n a n d n o t f e e li n g
we llhe wen t ba tk to th e ho u s e a n d
f" la id ° d own .
~Be fo re as phy si c ian c ou ld reac h
# K i m he ha d bassed awa y .Th e
' rs\|na.n;\u.*mn lnnnnc url OA In..A ¢.-,...l
her father wu ik ln g o t! ln the uu-
willln g hang in of Liiru m Buc k wonh.
" I c an 'l [Ind hlnr jo ry f'ne whi s-
pered dejec tedly ." Y o u te ll her
ho w i t wa s» -will y ou?An d tell
her l' ll break aw ay as soon as I
| | n n n l \ | ¢A n n "
g 1 f.
S?When the tank
Make Your Sale a
.The greatest necessity to th~
is the presence of buyers.
draw to your sale the more
of its success.
Money spent in advertising
Give Your Auction
!I
Here Is a Message to Fa
from
THE ENT
200SadeBillsMayR
J / ` y o u : u a / ' é f v rd f o y e ! M e m
An Advertisement
Will Cover the Whole Co
or Cold Weather l u g _ y u u l d u i . - L l u l u z c l a l a n u l l n l l u c u n u c o o j
vertise your Sale well to draw the crowd.is full of Cosden" j "H - w a ' l \ * * v ¢ l \ l I L u n g l r t :l . x \ : n ~f " " \ n h l I 4 | | ¢ \ n | \ \ n I \ j \ \ ¢ | | \ | J L a u .
" | " | | |l | l \ I \ ° |d n Q h n f \ f n l n s n ms Your auctioneer will get better pricesw u s U » | v \ l U l \ . o ` f " '" Y " \u v \ | | \ | \ »n u n J w ;~~1 r s ~~~l 1 m » h . , . n » . . . ,| " u i n r !n n r ¢ ~ . . . . . . |m o n t m i n d - a h c c a n w a l l u n t i !a o ~. - ..._u L u u uu l .
_-_._._, ...... ......5 vu ¢ mln#formerly owned by Dr. Murdoch
A--.~1».'
: :qa n-or 'nmnpcs....,..x j We desire t6'express our gmti-I
I :gag 1o~a\\who so maughuullyl
'~`ess1.s£ed qs ue the time of um*
"de a th.o f'o ur dear mother,Mrs.|
" Alice* Catherirn-5' McCnm'b, especial-|
morrow night for-wllulever you
were guhug ro du tonight.".
And she stood grhuly on me rer-
unda nm] walched uulll they dlsaqv
pcurcd from sight."I-'ur ll would be just like him todrop pour fnlher rlghk in the mid-die.of the strwl, und come bounding buck for u lust look ul the run!lhall slmltors uc r-me bnse pre~lender," she said Imllgnumly.
i f5
A
W i l l s t a rt e a s y e v e n i n t h e c o l d e s t
w e a t h e r, a n d a f t e r i t i s g o i n g i t r u n s
w i t h a s m o o t h n e s s t h a t a s s u re s m e o f
a p l e a s a n t t r i p w h e r e ve r I a ra g o i n g .
B e t t e r t ry a t a n k f u l l t h e n e xt t i m e .
IT COSTS No MORE
a large crowd to sell to
Come in and talk it over with us,we are
anxious to assist in any way possible
~ d'o vate' iviafn I§rfthan`l< thofe who
'é é n t s u t h b e m i t i f u l ' f l o r a l o f f e r -
;N a g s ..L . ,
".M r . - a r i d n i .C .E .M c C o m b
* g y a h d f a x p i l y n
1 ~M r .a n g M r s .F h y M c C o m b
"m g g f a m i l y
\L " ' : f 1 e f 4 f h i l i ¢ s " a r l f .J .x i a n m l l
' i B R d v . N i é f . s e n , o f , t h i s c i t y a m p N e f s
B u t when she wa s a ssu red that
the ir de pa rtu re wa s tin al. s he Illw
upstairs ¢q, u1e room where her
sisters were ludustriously sewing
l a w upan hi ts uf.: -ilk to necnrml
with the very Iatést fashions ln | iu
gc rié."Gir ls , hu r ry a nd g et amwu u n. "
vahe said."F a the r an d Hir a m lmve
gone oul. to dinqe r-to J ap \\'qsl's-
and Edgy guékggn ls c oming ln, qnd
1' m do i n g all th e wo rk my self.sb
|§P Gallori 25 1-46 THE ENTERPRISE
Ditlof Wolsmann Service Station T h e L o c a l F a r m P a n c r
Blair, Nebraska
: a a a Q
Nelsén of' Ker{riai'd, waive! New Year we' re goi ng to pre ten d ll's 'a pai rtj
g d e § m o ! ' f h e i h n s K mi d z w n f a m-ju s t fo r "n
z "P u t I t nl? ti ll tomorr ow night,"1 ? '= '° "¥ * ' of t° "" '; ~» f .said Mu rjor y ,°' so - mz ne r wi ll be ,,,, , » ,fwfr,»,, » - ff -' r ''__,. . , . . . ,. »--.~»-~.»».» " ' l "P,,, f ,.,.r -'r ' r
r
if
nw;-, 1*¢br=¢¥=4. mmm 2,4930
Sunley Ohrt spent the vre\k4nd
with hi n tucher, Hi n Le ln Bmw
Fo r Sa le -Two (nah co w; and
eight wves.Phone 122 on 18.
50-lt P. J. Lorenzen
c. x. Bendon, ncemed emhlm-
er and nndexulmr, Blnir.Dtticaphone, 161; ru. vhane. 188 8-ti
lr. and Mrs. Wa lte r Hlrria ot
Omaha spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Slppenlield
Mr. and Mrs. Fnnas Forsberg
and Mr; Mirthx, Eriksen enjoyed
Ne w Yurs dinner at the Fred
Olson home.
Miss Ruth Davis returned w her
teaching duties at Emerson, Iowa
last Sunday after a week's holi-
day vacation.'
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clausen and
Howard Clausen were Sunday aft-
ternoon vidtors at the H. Jacob-
sen home in Omaha.
H. T. Cooke left Monday for his
home at Ft." Wayne,Ind.after
spending the Christmas holidays
with Blair relatives.
Lars Jacobson and son, Fred of
Howard, S. D. were in Omaha on
Sunday to attend the funeral o!
Mrs.I-Iemming Jaeobsen.
was Ruby Winscott, one of the
~.~»..~Odo m for Sa le-Fa rmers Pn-
doee Conipmy.'41~u
Dr.La ylmd Bum, Ch i ro p ra -
xo r, a m W o lf! DN: s a m.rt.
Fo ,R¢n 2 unlurnixhed frontroo'soo Nnrmra Sz.so-xv
G x Jeweler 1 0v¢omenrl|\.
first do or louth ul Dnniah Pub-
Enhing House.14-ti
Mr. and Mn. Alfred Reeh spent
Chdstmns at the Andy Allen home
on west Colfax.
For So le -Fi fty While Wyan~
dottz oockerels.Phone 11 on 24.
49~tf Harry Ervey, Blair.
Mrs.Philip 0'Hanlon drove to
Tekamgh last Saturday afternoon
to ml on friends there.
Mr.and Mrs.(Jos Kundel and
children ol Oakland, Iowa spent
lust Sunday visiting Blair rela
tiws.
J. H.Bowman is ahle to be
about again after several weeks
tussel with the grlppe and rheum~
atism.
Mr. and Mn. H. L. Morris drove
to Plnttsmouth New Years Day to
eat dinner with Mr.and Mrs.
Harry Geyer.
Rev. E. E. Geisler of this city,
Kthn'| vlmq vm vlan :SS
Dense at Splke r mm w=&駻~
dey, Jmnnry Sth.so-1:
' P a r Snlé-625 bummer pigs.
Henry Lngnmara pqar, m, s.lt*'
Mrs. Frank lbl!!o f Ft. Clk
haun vlalted with relatives hem
last Friday.
Fur s a smga awk °=>§=f=~
ds, choice birds; se.Otto R ye,
phone 221 on 36.|5049
cm-L.K .Bendor!ti me `md Ambulance nerrles.Pm -=
offim, 161; reddenee. 138.ct
Wm. Goaker from near Spiker,
was a pleasant caller at The En.
terprise office Saturday.
The Odd I-`ell6ws and Rebekah;
will holdjoint installation in their
hall this, Thursday ewnlng, Jan. 2.
Mr. and Mrs.Bert Noh spent.
unrlay at Clarkson, Neb., vidting
Berfs parents, gm! other relatives.
The Enterprise will print your
stationery and do it right..We
are headquaners for pau: printing
needs.l§ -tl
Kirby Cook went back toMt,.
Vernon,lows Monday bvehlhg
when he is attending CornellQol~
lege..' j,'.'
4
\~-- .1\a.;-L.¢-'1 in Ej,&te_|i;;,rug For ".=.,; ...f""l:».8!1d riLzi.n£»~m§é»£
~l m m m m mm rw m m: ;,,;,,hg,d,., cm Hwy Erver. Blair.sq-1:7 momma airbuaimu Monday.
A 4 F°rSs1¢»--0116 Junim-sfurlmz envelopes or unuemenu mn 'nm nm- E. 3. mmf nnnznt um week Hnxnrl u n M I1ninrnd nnont" "Pound China mu 1 \°s ~u 1 ) I 4 9 -w u. S. Reeves, Blair.
P1rrai\me.|\\¢|md!1oorwv v ~C.K.\Bendor!,'}ioenlodualaln-
=i a n llz¢b~wH~B¢nd°r1-2 1 - U u m 4 m | ¢ r u l m , B m r .o m=a
Hilbsd-prices for produce. Phone phone 161, ru. phnna 188.8 -8
188.Farmers Produce Co.33-if 'Mus Edna Davin spent C'hrlnt~
, , .,_.,_______ __, -___ ___,____-,:_,~__._-.......___-=.....
mm-gi a.;
'I'heW.C.T.U.Wi1llmet\ri¢_h
Mrs. John Hoon Saturday after-
noon, January 4.
lbs. Anna Beard, who has been
quite poorly for several days ia
.Baht rzlfti:J n "
For Sala Jersey haifer,(mesh
soon.Marlon Sutherland, Blair. lt
N.r.a .ndMra . F.W .Anld¢ Vi l-
lied the wholesale centers in
Omaha lu! Monday.|
. _._ -.._ ,. __ ...-_._ -,.-...lut Sunday at the Lads Rasmus-
sen home at Splker.
Mn. Clarence Kuhr of Omaha,
has been spending the holidays at
tha parental, Hur. Beck home.
__Wlm. Cook, Jr. and Miss Fern:
zv rnlmm,Inu uwr.wv ur~man um rwxuuux,vuux ner naar,.'l m u . u . & ` § Hmm - 1 ,21 -u.}m-Carl Li ndstxo m at me und- '°""""'" unpro ve d.
Fo r Ren fiunzalow.Irmdre ltro m Inn..Nels Hnn nn and funii y have
Mr. and hire;John Sutherland Plaush of Omaha,visited at the
a n Spending a few days with Guy Cook home Sunday afternoon.
x e m u v e s a t n m :z s p n n g s n e u .: u r : m e - o n e n e o r o n 5ll0 l'\ '/'v n u e n . n 1 2 2 1 o n 1 u M ; C o r a B a d g e r o w a n d d - = - g _'= -g m 1 :§ g _ \ g ; = m ; - g g g a ;P e r m a n e n t W x v e ,, ; _, , , .A u ~h u n 1 4 m o n t h s o l d .P h o n e
j r ,u g x r e t w e r e 'n s y ~ d m n k i n d , u f b e a u t y w o r k .P h o n e 1 9 7 _o n 1 4 .M i k e F d e y .
F o r S a l e - S i x ==~=»;_' 3 ° f o n e B ¢ ; : l \ r | g u e t a a t t h e h o m e o f M r s . ~n o o u § ; = - h i d ,T h e E n .M r s .K .A .P o u n d , 2 0 6 E .C o l f a x .M r s .C h a m p D o n n e l l y i s r e p o r t -
= ¢ "c a n L e s t e r r t p n ,i l l k r o w s b r v w e r .F ~A ~M u - t m o f . 1 .y ' F r . .a s - u . ¢ 4 w b e v e r v l o w a t t h e h o m e o f
Plume 212 on 35.41-tf'terpnse ms a complete new une _0 I.of m ore I2-IMS.plnce cardn etc.Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Race and sonMr.and Mrs.F.S.Bigelow IITheDanishLutheranSunday Wh r.uw 1 za-u and daughter ol Omaha, were Sun
fi ? E 2 " °" "'¥ "_ 2 " * S i n da v ml ml enjoyed m i r c m m m s l ,f_f'°,,,ff°,,,,..'f___n... ...x.,_ ay guests atthe John A. Rhoades
htr amlfghu
east. Waahd
Mr.and
.,---. _ - - - -- -er, Mrs. Jeéxae Watts of
ington stmet.
\Mrs.George Batessov m :mr.ana mrs.HarrySdmett.." _
Hr. and Mrs, C. K. Bendori and
baby joined a family party at the
Nek Jackson home in Hex-man forn holiday dinner last Sundny.|
program the evening of Dee. 26.
Threé trees trimmed as one was
une of the special lentures md
gs m and a trea t of candy and
apples interested all the children.
A short program was given.
mu . u m .1-um.. mu we ...i ribrtune to fall, last week, and dis-
locate her knee cap besides twist-
ing the ligunents of her leg.It
has been quite painfud and has
kept her confined to her bed.Her
dnnwhlxers Arn taki n! mms stav-
spent Chrixtmu with her parents,
M m Mnwd Ti mm mo.,-¢d'w hir. and Mrs. A. W. Potts at St.
the Ernest Sprick place Tuesday Paul, Neb.
Dale Halbert came up fromhis home #swim Omaha last Sunday and visiced
For Sale-One Junior yellflillg several days at thp Clifford Hll~
For Sale-7-Two Jersey cc
fresh, other to be fresh so
'"'S»°'='=D die c riser te ch B - 7"°€~i¢1§'h`"d'§1 " h " ' 1 f ~Ipolmm China male hog,alSo single bert home..on: U€¢°lM..ur~,.|»¢: .+';...1.¢»imnuf ml!er u l`|€°'' ness comb hhode Island red masters.Minn Andrew Hula whn tpnrhan
ond calves.Phone 22 on 43_|"'"'""""°""""""""'°""'. "`"Z"'Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Beaty and so-at U_ 3 Reeves " ` " " " " " ' " " " " " " " ` " " " " "_who bpent the holidays mth hm ._at Mitchell Neb. has returned to49-2t.*Louae Mencke, Bl°"mother, Mrs. Minerva Carter, left §¥'"?i':1:'as'§;':5rd:r°F"P fg ~ Legion Auxiliary will meet ler duties after a pleasant vaca-
frhe Danish Lutheran Sunday E Monday fm: }'lusl§ogee.__.He .wus I°L'§§i .Z nm Chas. MLM home. =fr=»,. ffew s'f%z===~=f,e=v1» ~ J? non at home.
Y and prorn~tion~ in ~e ~rious ~rdinns who students at B~~will take place Sunday,0110.' i m aarglmaking the trip
annary 5.'by auto.I
4[§'|mr;Y J w
or¥1'¢\5i1\~I'~~Q Y T Y L E @ ~ /zr~',.
ave among/|.'r 4
ihe w.N.u.CLLts \ ./
'which \ue"`urnis`K ~-free io R our 1 ~/
d d v e r i x s o r s ~ , , ~
/_. .. __ _///
.vu1
New E/xcu |~\oNTH'
Mau we Show
U gou. thv: modem
~:~o-.v"|;>vlcE
IL u u l g u s g u s s u :I " U U :| . » v . n | }l n \ I | . | » \» ¢ g i t | \ n u m a n " L n L A A I u u n ( * :; f - !M T .~~e Lhzure and spout with her parents at their Blair teachers, spent her vacationlm" charge °¥ .we funeral cere-drove out to home at Lyons, Nab.at her home at Plattsmouth, and 3'°"¥fq;W lmm E. Ada ms of
" I n h o l n e I B B I M f g ,R a y K . r o g h e n j o y e d 3 3 h 0 ] " | ,a l i ( )V i s i t e d a t H U P U D ,S .D .F I U !a n S t W C C '
i s i t .n § a ; l f n n n a h a s v n n f h n h " s u D n P n _\ . l ». n - A l l . . .l l | ) . . . _ ! l ) 1 . J i !. !M Y .~~~~~
~ : u " ~' ° ' g ° * |4I p n c e $ 5 . 0 0 .A l l w D i k g - u a r a n t é i e d . .
i P h o n e B l a c k 2 5 9 ,M T B ; M .S u t h e r -
la n d .4 0 - U
M r a n d ~o h n in rs ha ll,
w s u l u u c l u .a n m u :u a u u c t u c u r c o u s i n s o f O m a h a ,
m . g u p t h e r e f o r a f e w d a y s .t h e C a m C a m e r o n f
Mr s .Mi n e r va Ca rte r a c c qmp an -Su n d a v f o r a li ttle vi
ied her son, Dudley as [ar as Cuf-
feyville, |Kanaas Monday where her
daughter,Mrs.Orlo Jones lives.
Dudley will make a short visit
with his sister and go on to his
work at Muskogee,Okla.His
__,_,_.___Miss Guasie Scheffler drove in
from Chicago for a holiday vaca-
tion at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Scheffler.
Mrs. Minerva Cater and son,
mother will remain at Coffeyville l Qudliy and his fm" ¥'f'?"" vqnils
nm., ...mr .wr mv..--e-, mn. r---~»-...» m| mn.r u g unxxm ordisé of Douglas, Neh. during the Lincoln, were guests at the H. J.
Chirstmas holidays.Cooke home a few days this week,
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wolff and before mins to Oakland; Calif.
daughter,Patsy Lou and Miss Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Larsen of
-Mia Dimmick were Sunday visit-Grant ana Third streets attended
ors at the Victor Wolff home.|t,he funeral o l Mrs.Hemming.
Clark, Neb. spent New Years with
the formefs parents,Mr.und
hire. ll E. Tyson.
Ma ber levi Gammn was taken
to the University hospital at 0ma~
ha last Friday, suffering with
mastoid infeetion.
wma uve south of liennard, enttr-tn i n o d n t A New Y o u r. : E va d i n n n r- - - - ~ - -n w p r -- - _ - 4 _ -__ - - - u v ;
party last Tuesday.»
Miss Katherine King of Omahanc a me u p Tu e s d a y e ve n i n g t o v i t
her s is te r,Mi s s Ma d g e K i n g ,h o
i - a n e xt e n d e d v i s i t .or f ? c ° " f h @ C § § ' e e é " " § " d g 2 ' " ' °Mr s . Gus Lu n dt a nd li ttle d a ug h -J ac obsen i n Omah a. S atur da y .' I M i s 1=§»;l,}Li§"iém5 wh o is a t te a c h e s i n ' th e c i ty sc hools.-
'gu e s a t rs.ora.a r o w te r P 1 ' c A 1 ed h o me r 1 .'°-'B la i r fr i e n d s o f Mr .a n d Mr s .h o me la s t Su n d a y eve n i n g f m ,a n 1 1 n n re ur n F o r S a l e - M a n s Ru ss ia n C a lf te n d ln g th e s ta te u n we r s i t r r M r s Mazgporle Metzmger sshd 15»m th e B mr ho sp i ta l la s t Su n -f t °_ d t _Y SP9 k "F z ;( ; | u i g . .J o e J mne tt, wh o 'u ;e 1' ¢ he re m the C_Ra y Ga te s a n d f a mi ly le -d a y a n d ar e g e tti n g a lo n g nic ely g f " g n m p r u n e c o n : m n J u s t th e h oh d a y s wz th h e r pa r e n ts , Mr mo r m g l n re mo n , sp en a
~Of th e ~~~|Q..I 'IF 'A a On.!|n;|»lnnvna in me 1ev wiv 1 \..|. E. ~'F fol.~h0 _Es o u t i n a n d M r s ' ~ B F O S S .\w a s ~~W -" L ~
summer, have received wora from h h l l l l l i l l A s l u m ;L U w u z u u v a u u . a u l a i r s w m _~~~~~~~~
| f l l s \ n r |I n l a n d n f h n n h i r #V l f i l f 1 . . . h | _L v n _. . _ \ _..: _f \ ._ _ \ _ _n _ |. 9 |
~S|"|l|'9 1hI'f|Gl n l n n n na nrf a l . ¥ ¢ | |» _ ! k l n & ° n 110 318 I I I t h i ! !~
46-n day cards syfnpnthy ai'ds-~a1l Mr.and Mr
ing Jacobsen, Mrs. Aman-can be fo md at The Enberprise ° " " " " f n ° d M !
y and daughter,Shirley office.Popular price.23-If and cluldren o
~s.Alfred NV.
u.Chmatine V!
~f Winnebago,
Beer
sank
Neb-
Mr s .J i n n e tt to th e ef fe c t th a t
her hu sba nd is in a S t. Lou is hos -»
p i ta l a n d th e y are li v i n g i n S t.
Lo u i s a wa i ti n g h i s rec overy .I t
see ms th a t he h a s been un d e r
" "" " " "" " "_" H a n u p Awwnun;a.u|;uluc lwu, ' ual'u|.u|.1:.g g "~a t th e h0!Il€o f ifol°ni8 Where she ~jo i n he r H e m m
*r .a l e s m o t h e r ,M r s .F ." -h u s b a n d ,w h o i s e m p l o y e d b y t h e d a H a
A r n d t a n d M r .A r n d t o f t h i s c z t y .s t a t e o f C a l i f o r n i a A n n e
a W 1
, ; E F > ' ¥ f % _ } ' i > i < 1 t 1 .° f , . f _ f 1 ' : ¥ i ' § i 2 E i i I .w » f a f @ a = =. H ¢ = 1 e s s = » .w h o a t t h e h ePe Monday dinner guests Mr. and hlrs. fienry Christensen at dinner New Years day.
|1116 of Mr. and I\Irs.Edg~nr drove to Aurora Nah-Snenmmf Carl Rohwer of the Wtauch\..1;.c a m e Ll u w l l \. » n r u.H.lua:s u l yt h e w e a t h e r j f O r s o m e t a m e .. . . J a t e d i n n e r w i t h h i s s i s t e r , M r s .
The Danish Brotherhood held o.C.Ray Gates and family at the
very successful Christmas party F. W. Arndt home.He left in the
on Friday evening, Dec. 27. Thelfe evening ibr a short vacation atwas a very large attendance, their' McCook.Neb.
is Lamng a nurSes trammg course'.Clausel.H _" "" n u n ".t tt d th f 1 f l ~at Rockford, Ill., is enjoyzng two 9 a en e unera o a rea
Mr.and Mrs.Leo Schmitz of tive.They returned Monday.ks h ra 1 t th _.; f ; l D? 'HZ§.E§§;1§'"h§m..° par Omaha, spent the weekend at the M1r.W.J.Moeller of Omaha,parental Andrew F 11MissJaneNobleretutD|»eer Ome-Ison-in-law of Mr and Mrs I-I Ll.l...~.l.,.1Aa \v..1.e.....1.... ...1....... ..L..John Feer of Winnebago was also Heliwinckel. undehve-at ....nnm-u..
school district,was in Bulbala n
Saturday and made a pleasant
call at The Enterprise office. 1
Mr.and Mrs.J.Petersen i nd
Mr.and Mrs.A.R.Brock werei nn being completely filled.It
was estimated there were :wo
hundred and fifty present.A fine
nee, treats and program kept the
interest of all.Rev.Larsen of
Kennprd made a nice talk to the
children of the Brotherhood and
eh.M-anim,ak.; nlnvlnred one of
Mrs.Louie Swenk and da gh-
ter, Miss Ads were hostesses to a
party of ladies at their home south
of Blair on last Tuesday after-
noon.High five was enjoyed and
visiting held first place. The host-
esses sened a lovely lunch.Mrs.
..\.....~.-i.. .W-1. sum--y where sueis teaching alter a brief vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Edna Noble
and her sister, Mis; Elizabeth.
Nels Lindberg dropped in New
Years moming and paid his sub-
scription in advance for another
year.This was the first aub-
present.
.Miss Aimee Steavensen of Oma-
ha,is spending a few days at
"Sunnyside",the home o l her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lazure.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Guttig and
¢...-..-_.f-_.i ,_ J n|__-._ ,| ._ ,-~----.._ ......,._._tion Ior appendicitis Inst week. H
is recovering nicely.'
Mr. and Mrs.E. E. Thompson,
Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Moeller of
Omaha,and Mrs.Palmer Allen
enjoyed the Christmas holidays attheparental,H.IJ.Hellwinckel
ts ..-
amvnz those who attended the
Orum Christmas program Dee.-26.
!\{rs.~.Christine Vlank and ¢';hil~
dren left for their home at Winne-
bago today after n week's yisit at
the Andrew( and Alfred Feer hohies
Louie Grimin is welcomed -into
_________d --LWU nous,v a n u n u unen nienc xe~`: ; ,.J o h n R° " ¥m a e h l g h s§ol:e 1 ;|`¢°"'P='°"pa id ln 1930.o f Oma h a ,we r e gu es ts o f A tt o r -
er I Mr s .Ch r i s Hz nz ,secon n t e M r .a n d Mr s .Fra nc is Fo r s b e r g n a y a n d Mr s .He n r y Me n c k e la st
c a r d ga me .h a d a s Ch r i s tma s di n ne r gue sts,Mo n d a y .-'» é % 5 § #U p o n in vi ta ti o n f r o m th e F t .Mr .a n d Mr s .F r a n k S wa n s o n a n d Th e Ha r r y Sa p pe n fi e ld . f a mi lyw e . 5 C a l h o u n p e o p l e o u r l o c a l W .R .C .f a m n l y o f H e r m a n ,M r .a n d M r s .e n j o y e d a n o y s t e r s u p p e r a t t h e
~l \ l \ |h h t l . | § l l n v n ;l a i n i #n l n u J \ u » | n n » »l . ' » » » » ¢- -. . . . . . . I j . . ._ \ . L . . _
| | \ | | l l U ¢
Mis ses Franca
Me tz ln g e r ,Ste
Messrs.Lo u i s
.Cook and My ron
p a r ty i n Clmal
es |Koopman. Ema
'lla Hindley and
Murddch,Kirby
n Brock atcended a
ha a nkle Paxton
sdny night.
the\ evergincreusiyg ,1nmily_of
Enterprise lnaders having orflered
The Enierprise ofr the year 1930.
Miss Eloise Steavensen ot Oma-
hm was s Christmas guest it the
home ot .hir aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs.CIyde .M. Allen of fhix
§ " " ` " " " " " " '
n u n y u h v u b l u n t uv||l ¥3 w u \ : |u . y u m ;I S U U I U W IIUSEII IBUII.HllU,U l l l l g n l l i f ." O l d M a i d s ' C o n v e n t i o n a t t h e F t . I n f (`?rni|:>.| l ' f . ' " ' ° a f t h e i r ~ t e 'a n d s 1 § ! ; e r , | h o l & l l a s t T h u :
,.------ - - ---m n. ~ m m ue y. n e|: _u er- .Mx. IMI Mn. Wm. Bryant mint dti..i
.g-If--;_1--gl -»-,gy-5 ='=g\=-Mrs..lulph Vinton and Mui 'mln'lut Suuzqny evening.-;_,}°=-;-_-='- so lpend Chrm=nu Mrs. ¢_»g_ Kem. wu g -
-wi » = w ¢=\¢-cl E zo 'd nd tamed :-JL the cal; but everything Ml! mféh. `5F..." ',,.`I§"' .°I."°§..| M nh-._! _ Mr. and Mn.Harold Sohlhr :__,_'f f f ' | _".. "¢» llle msmhm of the nu nThrifty Housewives be as good as when it was giien
at the Blair B. F. D. hall.Blair
folks who failed to see it will. do
well to drive down to Calhoun on
mir date..
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Thompson of
Omaha, entertained at a family din
nor Monday in honor of her aunt,
Mrs.Herman Detlef of Keokuk.
lnum mn-.-Floyd Evans who is in a hospswn
there following an uppendicitis
operation.'
Mrs. Floyd Evans w....i taken to
Council Bluffs last Friday where
she underwent an operation for
appcndicitis the following day.I t '
is reported tha: she is getting
along ni¢ely.
drove up from Omaha Tuesday
eveninx to atrend the annual New
Years ball.They were guests at
the Grover Wilkins home west vi
Blair.
The following Blair teachers
spent Ghrlstinus at their homes:
was Edith Hokum at York, Miss
Nona Moss. near Sioux City, und
Miss Perna Hutchinson ut Lin-
monuay.mrs.uryant,who h u
been an invalid for mahifmomhs,
stood the .\rip_£irst-rate.1
"Misses Winifred and Ruth Allen
entertained twenty o fth e i r gi rl
friends a t a bridge party last
Tuesday afternoon.Mrs.PalmAllenandMissBetty Noble f i
bridge club ot n Christmas pony
at =her home Thursday afternzon,
Dec. 26-_'_
I Mr. and Mrs, Frank Curley and
famly drove to Plottsmouth .lest
Sunday and spent the day rith
Mrs.Curle$f's parents,Mr.endfirst and second prizes for highlMrs` S~ G* Cvryellj ,r
scores,l Mr.and Mrs.Ray Smith and
Buy0urMeats
E!5nnti Mrs. H.I..Hellwincitei hir Mrsi Herman Uetlef a d MrAvwshHavocyncecsu.num:ma l .Carl Wolff and children "ent tfilooln |.."|.four children of Sheldahl, Iowa re-
nd \Ir D H .»~Omaha Sunday to visit their wifen-s.-enrungsen,Mrs.and mother, Mrs. Carl wolrfpl who
Palmer Allan and son,Margatet=i5 recovering nicely from 15 ner-
I-Ienningsen,.:1ii of this clay.M"5 1.o|.1s breakdown.She is in the St.
Harry Detlef and Mrs. J.W. Meal-Josephs hospital.
§;,,°} °f"1?.'""a. "fd Mrs.Herman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bnown and
e o eo u family of Woodbine,Iowa and
m'Ihe _ ljlamw _Hollow Wvm=r\'==Mr. and Mrs. A. R. williams and
The Flair gif-is who teach at
Fremont,Misses Eliziibath Hope~
well,Ruth Brass,Mariam Hansen
and Mary Stricklett returned to
that city in. time for their school
duties Monday morning,Dec.30.
Mr.and Mrs.Hans Andleason
n u u I a n n Q n n A I \ ] n \ ¢ » n l » n f " : i ¢
d .1 ~'turned to their home yesterdhy;an h.a.Sidney Lewis arrived after a week's visit nt the pub
from Ixeokuk, Iowa last week for ental, (',_ R Davis home..1
a visit with relatives.Mrs.Deb Thlet is still here, visiting her s z-e L.S.U. of the Congrega-
ters,Mrs H_|___Hellwinckel and tional chnrch will hold their an-»
_.nual meeting at the home of Mrs.M 3 PDJHenmngSe"'R. J. Murdoch on Tuesday after-
.. ~-F."SEi ',.f.-."'i i"*i? .F"Zi*E| »°°=»Jan.1.There will be a
They have found, through experience,
that it is true thrift to buy the better
quality meats, even at a little zreater
cost.The wdste is materiallv rzeducefl :f":.,:',.'::.",f."°,'::;'°;':3,2; 3; family of fm-»,»»= spent chff-=-|:;".,.'e'i:a.'::;;; ';;J£;";:'x. ;];i:|';==a3Z» '::;.¥f.;'.;"§'a »,.....,"5.I
Siturdnv .,.....;..3°..... ........- -... Eff: ".E_§'!E il; Burger home °"|¢wd Jensen home in this c rv- north Blur.The men nu l md
serving committee.
Bqliss Agnes Beck,who is a.1and themeat they get is all \sable ? " " " - " u r i l u u a u s I C I ;a l l
oyster supper to their husbands,
this being an annual event with
th em.Eve r y b o d y h a d a go od
ti me .Mr s .J a c k L a z u r e is pres-
i d e n t o f th e C lu b .A ve r y p r e tt y
h a n d £ l l | b 1 D i f l P I n r l n n i l l u m a .ca ur n rr l
\'~"f="» auum azreet.|The Andreasorfs formerly li wd
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Latta droveheze,Mr.Andreason being the
to Sioux City last Sunday, taking baker at the Chas. Hansen baker;
Charles Dixon to his home after at one time.I
a weekk; visit fat their home. They Mr.and Mr c m ix.Asia__s.>e rl&'i¢e.f=S¥5>I"efr:=#¥',b>Tom P°"""uiattended a birthdnv .......rn.-
time andeat a lgte hour Mrs. Je lnursa li Emmanuel hospital, Gh1a»'sen served them a substantial ha, came up to spend the Christ-
lunch which they enjoyed.lmas holidays at the home of her
H K -h ff n .hrolhefr Marcus Beck and family.enry nec z 0 -lv f'"lf"Fi'""and with her mother,Mrs.Annan e i g h b o r h o o d ,w a s f a c a l l e r a i ' F h a 3 0 5 4
F f n f n r n r i n h i f i . - Q I\ i §'H........1....u - I I l ILean Pork Chops, per lb....28c _ _ _ , _ - _ .u n .....»\..-l l l a a l .Jl U l l » u a y [ 1 2 ;H .a J a n i c e x r e l a n u .""" "" f ""° " " " T " " °~L _;1,n u r a M r s .R o s c o e S u m u r c a t t h e S t e » = ~ | " 1 i h h i s n e i g h b o r s ,h a d c o m e i n o u i e E n b e r l i s r u a v e d ¢ i r t . o nF o r S a l e - / T h e F i t z S u n m d i s a n f a r m h o m e ,s o u t h o f B g a i l - ' o n b u s i n e s s w i t h t h e c o u n t y b o a r d l t h °M r s .A .0 .P o u n d f a r m w h i c h
h o m e o n w e s t G r a n t s t r e e t ,p r i c e d ! n e a r t h e W r a n c h s c h o o l o n l a s t a n d H e n r y t o o k t i m e t o r u n i n a n d h e w i l l f a r m n e x t y e a r .H e i s s m -
r i g h t f o r q u i c k s a l e .S e e S .W ' | S u n d a y C v f m i n g .T h e r e w e r e a vi s i t a w h i i e w i t h t h e s c r i b e b e f o r e ' ° " ' ° l w h o h a s o r d e r e d T h e E n t e r -
n | _ . . . . | _ - . . _- _ |
ed Mrs. James 'i'\o;1;_on >rIci:l-Fresh Sidé Pork, per lb 86 u i 5 u\ .\ vn a 1 . \ ¢ll\AI||.|¢|C[¢
M r s .W a t s o n T \ * B o n e n t p r t n i n e r lHamburger, Fresh Ground, 2lbs._/ .35c the bridge club to which she be-
longs at her homo last Monday
erening.Miss Marie Bourke of
Lincoln, and Miss Glennie Currie
of Arapahoe, Neb.. who were formI
Fresh Dressed Chickens for Saturday |~ .. nu n1 w : r: s,r e a l e sz a t e .o r wm e 0r ' la r g e n u mb n r o f relatives a n d t v i n s f home.Th o E n te r p r i s e f o r th e y e a r 1 9 3 0
° K lm-tc ié nds present.l b e n Sc h jo dt wh o b s mo ve d W F wvlc ofne h i m i n t o T h e E n te r -
; - ;Th e me mb e r s o f fh a pinoc hle to is n ew h ome \;. est of Blai r, p in-p f we fa f mb f | -
u du b he ld al. C hr is tma s pa rty a t th e c ha se d f o r t y ac re s fr om C le an W il-Mr s . E m p s t . T o r n h h d a n d m h -
E .c¢| |urnnn l* Abinann.. ..-J ll- . .¥!....._._.lrfnn |n.:l n n n l .......|...._..\ _._._AP Mua lnw:....Cfi--|.;......_..Af .l
phone the trustee, Fr§ncis J
ball,Wakefield, Neb.L S .|The Monday Afternoon
Vflll me e t J I I L 6 v m h Mrs:Everything ih the grocery line always fresh no a re ns -' i |are speciill |iss B o u r k e '
Mr s .S a m
Th e hos t-
cheon.
LS filled to
Eve with
fto dance
B new y ear
....s....¢.n_
Pierc e.Mr s . E . C . Hu n t a n d Mi s s ulDull; VL 4\lr\Ul IIC] lllu £|lI5» IIBIIFYMe n ek e la s t.' F r id p y even in g,Dec .Blan c he H i l l h a ve .the a f t e mo e n 2-7 A i x_ th i r t, d i n n e n wa s s p r e a d
pr o g r am wh ic h p r omi s e s to be e n -
te m i i n i n g d nstru c tive.
A s ma ll ele vato r i s be in g in-
e ta lle f f i n th e F a r me r s S ta te B a n k '
: o u s e i n c a r r y i n g r e c o r d s to u n d '
f r o m th e ir n ew b oo k i ee p i ng r oo ms
wh ic h a r e to be up stai rs i n th e
bu i ld i n g wh ic h th ey oc c upy .
a n d a l l me mb e r s we r e pre se nt to
d o i t justic e.Th e eve n i n g wa s
sp en t play in g pi no c h le .
Ne i g h b o r s ot'th e Mr s .Oli ve
S m i t h f a m i ly h a ve rec eived wo r d
th a t Mr s .S m i t h .a n d he r da u g h -
te rs a r e en jo y i n g Ca li f or ni a w r y
\"l\llPh ~\.l.;I\*DP T h a n !n v l n n b n f i
4 - . n u u l ~ l w c c n .a u u H u w 0 W Z\ 3 0116
hundred and twenty aéresl OttoChr istens en also bo u g h t 'a f o r ty
from Mr . W ilk ins and .a lsp ,h as one
hu n dr e d twe n ty a c r e s :
Th e Ce n d le d i g h t muisical ser-
vic e Ia st Su nd ay e ve n i n g a t th e
Me th od i s t c hu rc h wa s mu c h en -
joy ed.I t wa s prese nted b y th e
c ho ir a n d th e f o llo wi n g solo lis ts:
Mi s s D n m r h u Rnvhall Ma...r1..:..
nn, una. uauuc a o|.u.| .u!:l.Url returnedSunday .a f t e mo o n f r o m B r o k e n
.B o w wh er e th ey we r e c alled b y
th e c r iti c a l illne ss o f the ir hr omér ,
a n d son,Char les Stap le to n.Th e y
le f t h i m f e e l i n g s li g h tly i mp r o ve d
e lth o u g h a ve r y s i c k ma n .
Mr s. Alf re d F e er en ter tai n ed th e
f o llo wi n g a t c ards la s t Th u r a d h y
eve n in g ,Dec .26 :M r .a n d M m .
W m nn lf n M. .annfl xr...r~......:.....
iting Blair friends,
guests of the Club.on account of our rapid turnover.first priz zné¢
1
Wdnuh_ per lb.33
Pm¢¢}p¢an zlb...zs
Welclfs Jams regular 451: gelfer
special per ju _25
ulkMince Ment, regular 20c :eller
special per lla.15:
ugar special per 10 lb. sack 691:
Lexington Cream Flour (last dnnce |Fig Bm per lb.ess served a lovely lun
T h e B .F .D . h a n we
overflowing N e w Years
me r r y ma k e r s wa n ti n g
th e old y ea r o ut a n d th e
in.A f i ve piec e orc h
I1i8hEd fond h11min onul 0
19cnext week ody)|p|. per sack $1.65
c a l a x u v * - J 1 : \ | n : L u . T \ A - " " "' " ' °J |u u o o u m a .""q u u ; A | & )u c u l g c:" " " - "l u p u » ¢ \ \ » ¢ ¢A .l A v a n t i . ;a l l I. .n . . .n u n . . !M r .a n d M r s .A .C l y d e A l l e n m h a w -s z f i n s :# i m a n i r ' x . . » i ¢ . » » ` - . . . J I - I u z h e s .B i n W v \ > \ r \ ~ : . » l . . +, . . r |E n \ . ' p n r t M . - .n m I M m Q . . . - .< : » . . | . .
;u - -- - - -.5 |g g ~ d -' I - . -1 4 l a "n i n 2 = » p ° é l f `" " ` i { `" " ` f " " - " " b ; c " " " o , n d d a u g h t e r ,c l r o v e t o T e k a m a h : ~~T \ ° ` . § § é `~; ; ; 1 m ; ¢ : E 'B l a i r ,a l a d M r .J e ; a n B a i e ¢ : ,e f c e o m -o f B l a i r ,M e s s l c ` § § f ` s . = i I } } l i d ¢ M G "
i f o n ,t e r e t e l r y a m e l
l o u d e r a n d m o r e n o t i c e a b l e .E v e r y S u n d a y W . v n s n t M r .a n t i M r s .b r o t h e r ,C h e s t e r a n d f a m i l y .p a n n e d b y M r s .B a d e r ,o f F r e m o n t .C h a s .C r o w s l n o f F t .C a l h o u n .
o n e s e e m e d t o b e h a v i n g o n e o f | L " ' " ` ° " ° @ I h l p p s "M r .P h i p p s h a s M r s .M a t t i e P o u n d e n t e r t a i n e d G e o r g e 0 h n o f w e s t o f C a l h o u n ,M r s .C .B .K r a u s e s p r u n g a
'I .t h e b e s t h f f l é - S l m a d n a b l e a n d l b e e n c o n f h n c d t o h a s h o m e f ° r . | t 3 f a m i l v d i n n m *I n a t R n n f l m . » | \ \ 8 S a n l e a s a n t o n l i n r n t ' P h o n w . -n e n u m e s u r n r l x o n n h m | 1 n n | 1 u n . II
~>were loath w go homg, a few hav-f'
ing ~ be shown the way, it is re~is
ght weeks v.nh rheumstism but_ ig, "zr{é"i2i|¢&i}l§§` Hi]-'»id"E.¥»`5fé|¢wnri=e` Biiél i§§E"»1§Lal'§»` Iélilfui 11Ru"T"`E\~€»§i»§"wi|I»I`fT»§`.§neue: now.Qof Fr. Wayne. 1|{,|_, Mr. and Mrs. | whale in ordered Thé Ent@rpri;¢'llrnnged uld Qirriei put lllmiMrs. David Blurpaqn enggrzqin-_§genmy_Pqung aqd hnfly, I-Qt. qnd[§¢[l|=§o hi!sigtel-, Mn.Peter fgr l. l
__
\§l'Pl"lIl¢ birthday nnrmfnrr ported
White and Gold Ch
special l lb. box
ocolates
u a u l n ; u u n . a p c u l u l ' I I U I mr . a n d Mr s. J a c k Bu r c h a m @ n. gu u a :e w I ne n us at r u nn e r n 1o na a y : n 1r a n .J .l.ooice,.mr s .L»uu1sa;ac nm1ut or So lwa y ,Mi nn es ota.ml'"-.m e r e we r e twe n ty 'guestster tai ned a f e w frilémle a t pin-eve n i n g i n h o no r o f he r h u sb a n d ' s | C 0 0 k e ,Mr .a n d Mr s .E .E .S te v - | Ge o r g e wa s i n atten dan c e a t th e at d mn e r at th e Ro b er ts Ca f e , ( o l-
Ioehie Ne w Y e a r s e ve a m; th e e ve -b i r t h a y .F o l l o w i e g a lo v e l y d i v e r s ,1\Ir._fmd _!\I1§.J .F .Whit@,iannl.w.I f a r m bu r ea u me e ti n g heid fffwed by c ards u t th e Er a ug e
_f ies! Whole Wheat Flour Wing wli spent playing this 1-\'erI"" me guests and nuns took in|nlr. and Mrs. D. z. ilummrrt und' at the eoun house that n!temoon.'l°[|\°-The e v e ning mn |551,;r-"xml-r same and in wmhxngi m thea tre in Omnhl.The g1|e|¢s|Grer.ehen.I Mr. and Mn. Ernes t Brock ¢ m|`°"-'°Y""° °='° for all .»-.mmi
31929 slip ouzgmm 1930 come ;,,_}wene Welsn. laui; }\lurdoeh nmli 'Mn a nd Mrs. Donalal Christen-ilinle daughter,Margaret Genene|M i n Mary Love,whn hr In
The winners ut the evening \m¢~l|¥r°n Brock Ind Mme: I-'mnces'sen of Omha, were :truck davmlol Auhum,Neb.,cams up New training nl. the ll. E. houpitnl in
Mrs.J . w .Blntter und Tnne y Koupmnn and Stella Hm¢ll=v~,§>»'_= nggeigls nuromohflg zhg dgy,}'eaqs pay m villl. at the A.u.Qmnha. uma up Sunday lo \-sm
..;.-
acb's Cherries speci.3 \"<~al llb box 59c ~special per sack
75:=Hummer Brand Cofi
35c
Rub Ross Cake Flour Z pkgs
om: cake dash (rue
Sweet Pickles per doz.
Kama Pancake Flour special
per 4 lb. sack
fee per lb.354:Dons.i n e lo w sc ores we r e h e ld 'Mi ss es Mi ld r e d a n d E ve ly nby Mrs. Tramey Bo iis and Clarenc e L Moots e n te r ta i n e r # f i \ e tab les o f
K i n g .A ll we r e g i ve n a p p r o p r i a te th ei r fri en ds a t br i dg e o n lo s t
prizes.Th e ho stes s ser ved love ly r F rid ay af ter noo n a t thei r h ome on
nofreshments.Qwest Gr a n t St.Mi s s Ei iz ab eth
be lo re Ch ri s tmas ,rec ei vi ng br u i s - [ B r o c k h o me a n d s h o w Gran<i~dad
e s * o n d a br o ke n r i b f o r Mr s . | B r o c k h o w mu c h li tti o Ma r g a r e t
Chr isten sen bu t wer e able to enjoy g had g rown.Th e y we r e a i ]gu es ts
C h r i s tma s d a y wi th Do na ld 's po r ~ i a *13.fi ne tu r k e y di n n e r o n th a t
ents,Mr .an d Mr s .He n r y Ch r is - :r a y a t th e h ome o f I I r ne s 1. ' s u nc le
he r par ents,M r .a n d Mr s ..loo
Lo ve .She was»occompa`f1io<1 by
Mi s s C a the r i n e C lo w, i n s pe c to r o f
pi a no s a t Oma h a Un i ve rs i ty an d
he r bro the r,S te wa r t L o ve b f
or 3 lbx. for $1.00
zoc
c
Light Budbs Zoc; 25: and 30:
Purina Lay Chow per hundred $3.15
Nublc had high score?and Miss tcnsen of Bla.ir,who went downland aunt
Winifred Allen,second and botmw spend the day with them.They Petersen.
Mr.and Mrs.Julius Omaha.J.E.Love
ter,Carol of Omaha a n d da u g h -,we r e ahfofour51¢T.§Lf"`§§{é`nJ§"=§¢pinoc hle o n 'I`uesdi:y ;:.;=1ing,rec eived nic e prizes..A lo \e ly .1 1l¢th a n k f u l th a t th ei r injuricr»|mo n g
Dec .31.Th e y Play ed u n ti l th e lu nc he of i a nd a ge ne ra l g o o d ti me ar e no t SC'1'l°UF»' e w Ye a :
n e w y e ar a r H\ e d wh e n a nice"*"Hi' @!'J¢$'@d-Mr s .Bessie Fr e nc h a n d c Hirrc line's
lun c h wa s served b y Mr s .L o tta . ;D o r o th y a n d Ha r v e y K r o i h , J r .d l e n we n t to A r li n g to n Sa tu r da y f o llo wi n g
3 f to f "'hiCh th e Da mn \:|.nH rn..nnrl Dirlmv.¥Yann-nnn n f {|¢n¢.I.».'nic rhf nnrl Rnnnf gnnrlnur n l t| \n| Qun1 Quan]
e home osferthosewh o atte n de d th e
s E v e p a n y a t Charler»
o f D e So to we r e th e
fr o m B la i r : Mr . a n d Mr s .
le.M r .a n d Mr s .A lf r e d
guests at the Joe Lov
hillnttlay
r M i s s E v e l y n B r o w n ,d a u g h t e r o f
LIP..8 R d h i f i I l I- I.F l r n w n nnlu...
§W.J.sA hrnhul §.}"»f='..I.`;-1f ,:::;;'f.¢ \.-_" , . . » \" v n u -s u m e d f o r a t i m e .W h e n s c o r e s
w e r e a d d e d ,M r s .V .0 .I r e l a n d
an d He n r y Me ne ke he ld h i g h a n d
Mr s .He n r y Me n c k e a n d E .B .
Red fie ld he ld lowg.A l l we r e imp
c or di ng ly mawanded p i n e s .M m .
I-I B . Re d f i e ld wa s th e lu c k y wi n -
. . - » u \ » ¢ » u . A \ . || . | \ \ » | U l l b U L \ - I I I I C L H B ,
wh o a r e atte n d i n g sc hool a t Or e -
go n,Ill. ,ar r ive d h o me Fr i d a y to
s p e n d N e w Y e a r s w i th Blai r re la ~
tives a n d fri end s.Th es e y o u n g
people ar e a tte n d i n g th e Bi ble
tr a i n i n g s c h o o l at Of e g o n a n d th e
y o u n g me n wi ll be rea dy to ta k e
I \ n \ u a ;n u g n a u . , . \ . \ Jhome of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Spn1];~1 gear and
le t w h e r e t h e Fr e nc h f a mi ly he ld i} € B\ t T l
o f a m i l y re u mo n Th er e we r e
th i r ty pres ent,a l l o f wh d m h a d
pr e p a re d s ome th in g to ma k e u p n
fi n e di n n e r a n d a g o o d ti me wa s
Enjoy ed..Mr s . S p a n g le r w a s Mi s s
. present a.
ti me danc
la te ho ur ,
enjoy ed IJ
th e y d ep a
Mr. and Mrs.Geo. Pin-
wre was a large crowd
nd. everyone had a fine
ing and visiting.At n
a fine oyster stew was
.y the crowd and when
ned for their homes, all
they had spent a very
....--..... a\.l uu num)munuuy, ueg30,by inviting ten little piEx1s-
mates to her home for the af;-
ernoon.This was her tenth binh
anniversar;and the day will lorg
be remembered by hostess and
little guests for the good tinjnes
they had on that occasion A
nice lunch was served during ihe» » " r ' r - ' r " ' f " " ? " ' 'r 'r' .'r,» ,,-nffv Fry v u ne r 01 m e c u t prize.r & ; ; - a w n i n g wa s e n jo y e d b y a ll E when their Hazel French and a sisterwin-law felt .thatstudies are completeed this year..
da Sunday afternoon guests at Hy
me su _____________.____`-.rn mvrmrmss-
Mr.and Hrs. »Kaj Sorensen ann
Clyde spent Saturday at the Chns
and Soren Larsen homel-Mr. and Mrs. Merle Newklrk en-'joyed dinner at :the parental,Boone UNewkirk home Chrimnu
OR UM B R I E F S
Ed Hansen home were Mrs. RuMr. and Mrs. Peter l\erscn en-|olph Hansen of Kennard mg lm
teluined the lollowing relatives|Pe\er Hansen, Amm and/Bundy of
crowd attended.After the guests at the Clark Lippincott
igr dinner Christmas eve: Mr. and
Mrs. Rob Peterson and Miss Leona
of Fremnm,Mrs.Alice Larsen,Mrs. Opal Kruger and son, Donald
of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. L E. Lar-|sen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed;Hansen and family, Mr. and Mrs..Martin Larsen and sons, Mr. and;
Mr; George Rasmussen and clul-.
dren, Mr. and Mrs. H. CZ Larsen_
and daughters, Raymond Rasmus-
sen,Jens lverson,Mrs.Marnie
Shearer :md Miss Louise Larsen.I
The Martin Larsen family enter-1tained for dinner Christmas daythefollowingguests:Mr.and
Mrs. Ed Hansen and family and
Mr.aml,Mrs.l-l..C,Larsen and
daughters.;
Sl.Pauls Christmas hee and
program was held Thursday eve-gning at Lhe church.A geod sized
pm-
wereschoolgram 1-andy, nuts and apples
distdbuted.'l`he Sunday .grescnted to each of the pupuls n
new catechism.hlrs.Alice Larsen,Mrs.Opal
Kruger and son, Donald of Oma-
ha,spent Tuesday night and
Christmas day at the L. E. Larsen
home.
Mr..and Mrs. H. C. Rasmussen-
anrl family and Mr. and Mrs. Ed,
Hansen and family enjoyed a turfkey dinner at the Lars Rolland
home Friday evening.M i g Nona ond \Valter.A:\d'er-
len were Saturday afternoon vis-itors at the Nels Rasmussen home'
r.4-ar Ames.Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hansen :md
family spent Saturday evening aL
the L E. Larsen home.
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' Fremont.
Fashion Center Appreciation
D ays-'I`hursdlY'Ffid*\Y'Sa!"fd8!'-
Entire stock Winter Coats for
Women and Misses sarrificed at
exactly li price;prites were $10
to $69.50--now they are $5 no
$34.75;Silk Dresses-values t°
$15 reduced to $6.75 in sizes 13
to 46; and Hats for Women and
Misses reduced to $2.88-values to
$7.50;Felts and Metallics.Try
the Fashion Cenmr First in Blair.
B E N C H N O T E S
Mrs.John Anderson and son,
Bobbie were Saturday dinner-
home.Mr.and Mrs. Alfred Hanse;\`and daughter were Sunday dinner]
guests at the M. 0. Hansen home
at Kennard.
Mr.and Mrs. Ed.Christensen
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ras-i
nzus Jolfansen were dinner kuestsl
at the Andrew Beck home onf
Christmas day..|
Mrs.Charlie Car r and son,|
nudley called at t Jonas Blom-herg home on Tue ny afternoonf
Mr. and Mrs. Lou e Mencke andlchildren,Mr.and Mrs.Ar th urWentherby and Everett and Miss'
Naomi Smith were Sunday dinner:
muth of Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Ted Olson anddaughterspentTuesdayevening
I !you want Bargldnl annul
Fashion Center Appreciation Days
this Thu.rsdny»l-`riday ar Saturday.
Winner Costa 55 price;values w
$15 in Silk Dresses reduced to
$6.75 and value to $7.50 in Hsu
reduced to $2.88.Fashion Center,
Blair.50-It
ROSE mu. ITEMS
Madsen brothers shelled corn
for John Petersen last Friday andLeolardNelson,Emil Arderson
and Lester Hansen truekw iv. in
Blair as fmt as the trucks could
take it away from the sheller.
The program given by the Rose
Hill pupils at xhe school house on|'I'hursdny before Christmas was at-
uended by rvery large crowd. The.teachers and pupils are ua be con-
gratulated for their pam.After
f the program,Santa Claus cameand distributed the presents, candyiand nuts.;Mrs. Don Hastings left for her t
home at Gordon. Neb.Chnstmas
day and Don expects to go in a
few days.
The R. H, P. C. met at the John
Taylor home Saturday evening.:Pins for the highest scores were
won by Mrs.John Peterson andHoward Taylor and for the lowe¢~:.I
'llrs Wil Hart and John PetersenI-The dance that was to have been
z held last Friday evening,was
postponed indefinitely.Sunday visitors at the Jesse Han
mn home were Harold Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Wynn Baer and Jim, Mr.and .Mrs.Clarence Hamen,Mrs.Will Hansen, Edna and Elizabeth
and Don Hastings.=
Mr.and Mrs.Marion Denman
and Alden Lee of Holbrook, Neb.
and Mrs. Allison Clark of Denver,left for their homes Saturday
morning after spending Christmasguests at the Nels Nelson home,§".kh their parents,Mr. and Mrs.,
Mina Marie Bourke of Havelock
am! Miss Glennie Currie of Ampe-ho,Heh.were Tuesday morning
allen at the J. L. Petersen home.
Mr. and M n .Jenn Kxvg-h vis-ilcd nt the Frank Linden home on
Saturday evening.
Sunday evening visitors at the
Frank Linden home were Mr. and
| llrs .Karl Koltennm and family
iof Blair. Chris Anderson and LenaRussell of Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. .lim Edwards and
son,Teddy spurt Sunday 8Iler~'noon with Mrs. Nels Paulsen and
children in the Orum neighborhoodqMrs.August Ti mm and son,
g_»=»»;,§_ were Herman visitors on
I ur y.5 Mr. and Mrs. Emil T. Anderson
and family spent Christmas day
'at the A. M. Andemon home.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Anderson
and family spent Christmas at theAn Gustason home in Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.August Jordon]
and Marvin drove to Ithaca Wed~
msday and visited with Mr. Jor-don'| parents.'
Emmet Skov spent n few days
last week at the Dewey Holsteinhome.i
Lucia Hansen und a girl friendi
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruger andftmily visited Mn! Minni e Blum
Thursday evening:
Sunday afternoon and eveningviaitoraattheLizzieKnxgerhome at Telbasta were, Mrs. Min~
nle Blum, Oscar and Henry,Mr.
and M r s Henry Kruger and
Ernest.from Omaha, spent Friday nighti
and Saturday with L\.\c.ia's par-I ` Mr. and Mn. Henry Kruger and
ents, Mr. and Mm Albert Hansemlfsmily,Oscar,\Eddie and Henry
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Kramez-¥Blum mended the Christmas pm~
and family spent Christmas day gram at Winslow Wednesday eve-
~at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B". ning.'a. Romana, near Tekamah.f Mrs. Henry Hiebenihal and chil-
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Hovendick{d1en took Sunday dinner at :he
m d family,Mr.and Mrs.John'I-Ienry Kruger home.
Jackson and family, Mr. and Mrs.;Mr.and Mrs.Shirley Stokes,
Henry Howndick and Ivan were.Mrs:Mary Weber and daughters
Christmas dinner pleats at theof Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Weber
Herman Hovendick home land family,Mr.and Mrs. JuliusMr.and Mrs.Neil Thompsonlweber, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Weber,and family of Blair, spent Christ-llloe Weber of Tekamah,Otto
gm.. day at the Earl ThompsonShuessler,Mr.and Mrs.Ted»home.~~Weber and baby,Mr.and Mrs.
Blair. Nebrukm January Z, 19317
P E A C E F U L [ I L L Wm. Hansen home near Benning-
ton where lm is picking corn forithelrneighbor.1
pe Louie d Ha Kuh k vi 'tedonM°"daY after n "`¢°\"lvrlth friehfis neninéraig 'é....d3,
Mr and "3 "°;;~c K |Mr.and Mra. Charles Wdchfunn) vi sitzd t mi.'M ""§ = °"d."""daujzters spent Christmas
Nemo,h Gym e r ~K.ev e dng a t dm Pete Rurnuqerz-1 ome s t mu esening.h _Mr. and Mrs. H. c. .Kuhr vimed .3'.'.i'°..»."f.? 8?.§'.r'i'"..§"§l."§°.§'»
at the John Ktlhr home in Flair Mrs.Ran Rannulaen and son of
Petceful Hlll school o ngd
Fnday afternoon.|
.Chnstmaa day dinner guests atthe Ku . Kahhk home Wert Mr-.}
and MPS:m. Hansen and family]
of Benmn n a nd Mr.and Mrs.;
H.B.Martens and sons of Fre-
mont.Mr. and Mrs George Kuhr and
family from Blair and Mr.and
Mrs.Sam Holstein and family
were Saturday evening dinner
guests at the H. C. Kuhr home.Mr. and Mrs.H.C.Kuhr andfannlyandMr,and Mrs.Harry
Wnch and Jeanette were Sunday
I
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller »f;Mr.and Mrs.Raymond M a g n l l u r Weber, Calvin and Hermanl
Perkins eounty, were Monday alt~
ernoon visitors at the Otto Chis-
txansen home.|Grandma Compton returned on
Thursday from Casper,Wyoming
wher she spent hneaxly g mmont s visiting er daug ter,ihlrs. Louie Lind and family.
Mrs.John Reid attended anloyster supper at the Lars Jasper-
son home Saturday night and re-
~ »§'Z§.'L .'"""'at the Louis
|Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervcy and
I-'aye were in Omaha Saturday and
attinded gg, Orulheumhtlieatre.
r. an rs.ens 'rog spentTuesdayeveningattheHans
Matthiesen home, near Spiker.
Mr. anrli "L"'f'i§'° Christiansen
entemine t e o owing rentires'and friends at Saturday dinner:
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vinderslev and
f'mi ly Mr. ands Mrs. Nels Chris-f tihnseri and family, Mr. and Mrs.
:Harry Johnson and family of Ken-
lnard and Mrs.Jens Christiansen
f Bl i__H .t m a r .__\Vlll Han<en Leona ans e n "MJ Sunda .evening visitors at thel-rome With Mrs.Denman to stay
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y:John Jensen home were Mr,andI
.and Junior were Tuesday e\enin|;King were Christmas day guests
visitors at the Floyd Magxll home. at the John B. Eriksen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curley and'Mr.and Mrs.Art Magill andfamily, Mr, and Mrs. C. T. White.f8mi|)'»Mr.and Mrs.Raymond
and Pearl of Lexington spentildagill and Junior and EvelynSaturday evening nt the CliffonllEnger spent Chdstmas day at the'
'Cain home.¢Floyd hlaglll home._
Mr.and Mrs Albe n Hanseni Mr.and Mrs.Gus Melerhenry,
'and family,Mr.and Mrs Nel>|Mr§.August Jordon,Mrs. Carl
fLarsen and family took supper al.Melerhenry and Mrs.Henry Kru-
ithe Thorwald Peterson home Sa:-Eser v1s|t_e<l at the Chas.Krvhn
cvenin home Fnda afternoonurdny.K-'5'-|Mrs.Freeman Loftis and sun]Geraldine and Jack Er1ksen_
spent Tuesday night at t.he Fredv~'ere week-end visitors at the Lars
'Anderson_home and Freeman toox\Veber home .near Lyons.idinner with them Chnstmas dny.,Mr.and Mrs.Lars Peterson
1 Mr.and Mrs.Vick Skov an\l:Howard and Olga,Mr.and Mrs.
children mm-a Wednesday mer-;\og: of Kennard. Mr, Anders An-
hoon at the Chris Holstein home.dr-rson and Marie o t Blair tookChristmas dinner guests at theChristmas dinner at the ArthurIFrank Loftis home were Mr. andlAnderson home.
'Mrs.Louie Hovendlck and son.l Sunday visitors at the F.E.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Fletcher andPle¢»cher home were Mr .and Mrs.
Delbert, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Huv-Eddie Fletcher and Delbert,Mr
.ehdick,Vernon and Howard,Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Loftis,Mr.andandMrs.Chester Hovendick and,Mrs. Chas. Hovenditk and Howard.
Jeam Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Loftis Mr .and Mrs.A n Magill andand daughters, F. E. Fletcher and family spent Tuesday in Fremont.
family,Mr.and Mrs.Leonardl Mrs.Prank Enksen is stayingA C H ,,. . .. |l . , . . : | . ..-.c f h l h n n n \ | ,...x.:|..
.dir-ner guests at the Alben Han-
lsen home.|
'Mr. and Mrs.H.C.Kuhr und
lfamily were Sunday eveninz sup-
|D€r guests at the Hans Hansenhome.
I Mrs.Mary W1-ich and George
were dinner guests nt the DickKunneman home Sunday.
Plainwéw were there also.
Mr. and Mn. John Wrich andchildrenspentChristmaseveazthe Mrs. Mary Wrich home.
_Mrs. Otto Voss and family wis-
ited at the Charles Voss home on
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wrich and'daughters attended a show i n
Blair Saturday evening,
George Wrich purchased a new
Chevrolet tnzck lim ueek.\
you want,Barjains attend
Fashion Center Appreciation Days
this 'Uwrsday-Friday or Saturday.
Winter Coats Vx price;values to
$15 in Silk Dresses reduced to
$6.75 and values to $7.50 in Hats
re md to $2.88.I-`u§hion Center,
Blair.~50-zz
If
A large number of friends and*relatives helped Carsen Wriehg; '`~._Y
celebrate his birthday Chrislmaslll .. »..'
day.|~|h Mrs. Jhogm »ge;»~3»»= ¥)elebrated<~NQB..N
|er irt ay urs ay y enter-l ',
taining a large number of rela-~ - ~|tives and friends.2 ~/JU-774 /I/CE DR/YE `|Albert Kahnk is staying at the \/r o m s
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l\.ll»51110 m r s .r n . l l \..ulu~\ .uum=:||and sons were Monday evening
guests at the Lars Holland home.
Friday owning guests at the
Fred Knutson home were Mr. andMrs.Richard Nelson,Fred Able-
meyer and Will Geiselrnan.1
Mr. and Mrs.Lars Holland and
family were Sunday dinner guestsat the Mania Larsen home.
Christmas guests at the Carl
h 5 D h s u r i l . \ \ n u ¢ : .g g g f G l e n n l c o n a l d O r n e m l C h r i s t m a s d i n n e r g u e s t e a i a t t h r -
l l l r F R B l o m b e r g a n d M r J o h n ' l a y l o r h o m e m e r e r a n
F 0 , . k { , . i , , ; ' , , f 0 m h a w e r e S u n d a y :M r s .H a r o l d T a y l o r a n d f h i z d i e n ,
1 t g, 'J B ].M r .a n d M r s .C l e m e n s W i l l i a m s o n ,l . 2 " " ° i . . " § . " § f s a t c e o n a s o m l f i o v va r d T a y l o r a n d . M r .a n d M r s .
r g IM.5 M T 0 1 . - . b u s C a r l s o n o f A r h n g t o n .r a n r s e d z n g e r e r :N l d M r s T h e o W i l l i a m s e n
t e r t s i n e d t h e p i n o c h l e c l u h a t t h e i r !1.r .a n ~
h o m e S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g w i t h n x n e l a f l f l f a r m l y s p e n t S u n d a y e v e n i n g
c o u p l e s p r e e s n t .H i g h s o m e v r n s l i f t h e J o h n T a y l o r h o m e .
Mrs.Hans lil.Anderson and two
children,nad Mr. and Mrs.Jack
Crowdy.Mr.and Mrs.Art Deshler of
Omaha,were dinner guests Sun-day at the Otto Christiansen home.Mr.and Mrs.Emerald Van
Beak were Monday evening vis-itors st the AIM. Anderson home.
Mr and Mrs G H Kundel and.b .\ 1 d \ ;1 'd 0 1 M r .a n d M r s .H a r o l d R a s m u s -'°D D 3,4 Y. . 8fl .."Sz E'l n g e l f .t ,h ~f 0 ~d_1 .1R a s m u s s e n h o m e w e r e M r .l m d f l h e n e x t m e e t i n g w i l l b e h e l d a t s e n a n d D o n a l d s p e n t ( ; h n s t m a S | B ~ ; ; m n t c i s u i x i i a y o e v e r n g n a t ° § ; e
Mr s . L a r s Ro li n n d a n d f a mi ly a n d
Mi s s Vi o la Nels on.g
Mr s .L n u m n a Jespersen an d
daughters and Jens Jespersen off
Herman,were Sunday dinner |guests at the H. C. Larsen home.
Omni relatives who enojyed
Saturday dinner at the Rob Pet-terson home in Fremont were: Mr.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed 01-,eve at the Clms Rasmussen home
son on Jan.11_and Christmas day at we A.A.M .d Mrs. Marcus Beck Mrs.Renshav: home. That eveulns. MI.r an ,Anna Beck and Miss Agnes Beck :mtl Mrs.itel haw a~=~§d=;gof Omaha, visited at the Andrev.lM\'S Harold asmussen :
Beck home Christmas eve.,the L. IZ. Ward home in kennard.
Mr.andl\Irs. J.W. Foy and;l\Ir.and Mrs.Will Har:and
Frank Foy of Blair were ¢linner.ff*m1iy and Henry Hmtze spent
Frank Brown home.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen vis-ited the IA.W.Petersen family
near Kennard, Friday evening.
Harry Stricklett visited from
Wednesday until Saturday at the
home of his aunt,Mrs.Ed Ehn~
inger and family in Omahagggfnfstisiiene David home on §§§&'£,» §;§g;{1¢at the Ho\vard|Robert Petersen visited from
.Mrs.E,,,,,,a'¢,,,-te,Hoover is Mr.and Mrs.wi ll Hart and W@d"@§<1==>'evening until S"f"?jspending the week visiting at the family and Henry Hintze drove UP day with Francis Carlberg at his
...};_ C Lippincott home.ll() West Point Sunday tp visit nt home near Telbasta.
Misses Tessre Jollh'<0Il anal Louise;M and Illrs.Fred Peck and the Warren Gorham h0mQ Mr.Holger .PEIQFSQH l3 \|"llngk at
Larsen..children were dinner guests at tlielniilllle remained there for a l0¥1iL"i"he Jens hrogh home .hisv.ee
Mr.'End Mrs.H"""E""Jensen c 'Wilkins home Christmas day.er visit...P Wednesday evening usltors 3*
and family spent ffhnstmss day_Mr.and Mrs.Ches Sutton ,,,-|Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hansen allilgth? John Jensen horge v~ereF. r.
with relativs In Lincoln.|trwined sixteen supper guests atifiertrude \\'£*!0 'lluesday eveni giand 1\lrs.DAlfr§;l nte rso rr "'=";
Hrs. L. L. Larsen and Ivan at- their home Christmas eve lrallers at the Wynn Baer home lngife alrd 'l\".i'.1..S..'I".'I.'li t*"o 35211.
tenloil sh r S l _fternoont '._rs .ml .1 n il\\£un<\ RH 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen an<l:l3l1l:Williamson Shirlex amltlren and Oscar Erickson.The evegivenforill".and . rs.owar ...IMiller. in Kennnrd.1 ~§i§l.'"é?.?..§l'°¢§`.31i°i`$I.'if."i2"Bidi. dtlliud egpent Saturday morning " t l mn g urns spenth paI`mgkphi?chl
Chrismas eve dlnnezgguests ati Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Peck wereilhll' Jesse Hansen home.'h (}ue=~.ts gn.; e ref* \\e1°em\\lr
the Chris Benson home were hIr.1mut.rS at the Fred Peck homeoni Mr. mul Mrs. Chauncey Flann:-'ome on nm ma_s 'gel d i .and Mrs. Albert Jensen and chi!-S,m.¢a.afternoon.nan and family and Mary and }~;\gland Mrs.f..H.lxune an c l
dren and Mr. and I-Irs. Joe Jesseni Mrs Ches Sutton and N@i1lAnde1son were Sunday dinner§¥ll€*U .of Oakland,Iona, fm?-.I fmf
a n d c h i l d r e n .'s p e n t F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y i n l i U l e s t s a t J o h n B e c k l u n ' s .l h i r s .A m ' " *B " ' ° "' m f ,_ ; '=" ' 5 °
z u r .f i n d ;\.l|*S.~A n r l r e a -O m a h a a t t h e h g m g o f M r s .S l l t r ;F IU ] Q H C G M a l l e y ~D e g M o i n e s ,C t l d a r B l u f f s ,l l ! .3 m A ff l .-1'-
:lnd Mrs.George Rasrnussen and
children, Raymond Rasmussen, Mr.and Mrs.L.E.Larsen and chil-
dren, Mr.and Frs.Peter Iverson,
son entertained for Christmas eve
supper the followinz: Mr. and I\lrs.l
Emanuel Andrenson and sons,
Amos Andrenson and Miss Tillie
He-garnan of Lincoln."
The Andrew and Victor John-
son families entertained on Christ-
m 5 eve 'he follrminpg guests }lr.'
°\|Parker Iowa and Harry Frxe-se of Detroit,ton s,.s|.-ter, .rs..'llr and Mrs. Chris Jensen and Michigan spent Saturday evening
children paired on Dr.w. J.Bolt ar Norris Ward's..
at Tekalnah on Sunday afternoon'Jesse Hansen spent Tuesday lnMrand Mrs.. Ted Olinger spent|Wahoo and Mrs. Hansen visited at
Christmas eve at the Ed Lockliitg the Martin Rasmussen home in
home at M ale,Iowa and on Fremont.
I
e ...and Mrs.Hans Lebhert of Bon-nimrton,Mrs.Sam Morning of home.
Christmas .133 they were dinner'It r. .and Mrs.Harold French
guests at the George Olinger n children ate Christmas dinnera J
t the Joe Love home
thur Harding. and Maxine,Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Muni: and Ruth
of Blair,l i and Mrs.Charles
Lantry of Om n.Friday dinner.guest.~a at the J. I..
Petersen home were Mr. and Mrs.
Peter X. Petersen and two daugh-
ters of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Lars
Petersen and daughter of the Rose
lli ll neighborhood.Peter X.and
Lars are brothers of J. L. and alla..Omaha, hir. and Mrs. Jack CFO'-\~j Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Guyer and The Pepin Makers Club had angf- "°§,"';,='"<1P"">f=;_°"f of Blair, children were Cl\liFU1\Hs day din-'oyster supper at the J r ;Lovei
r. an . rs.eter .'ie sen.\.ti E;C L 11 h me Satuniay evening.. r. and 4 4 .Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Andrea-iI§.l'.§"°"" at me ippmco 3\l)rs.Harold Rasmussen and D0n_l'[hI.lrsday evenine;n.the Christ-
son_i-pent Thursday evening at the'Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Specht andlald and 1\lr.and Mrs.Harold|0Pl;2¢ Aniersoln ho1Inc.l Ylrodersou
(hns Benson horns 'lnfl 'iurudayl,|_m hter of Niebra ka Ci:and French,Richard and Mary Beth M f i iiand-gg Matthie-.-:.~.s -s sff~»;;=.="=¢ i he geter Nielsen ho1ne.f Mrs.Frieda Hagge and son were
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M r s C l a r e n c e B u r l e y o f C o u n c i l i M r .a n d M r s .H e n r y J e n s e n a n dB l u f f s ,M r .a n d M r s .P e t e r ' 1 ` o f t | 1 \ l e r 1 o n ' \ v e I e f i v e o ' c l o c k d i n n e r
a n d E a r l o f F r e m o n t a n d M r .a . n d ' g u e s t s a t t h e H a r r y B l a c o h o m e
M r s .F r e d F a g e r q u l s t o f V a l l e y .l a t K e n n a r d .
M i s s L e a G n u s e ,B i l l P o p e a n d
E d w a r d N e w s k i r k w e r e F m l a y e v e -
n i n g g u e s t s a t .t h e A l f r e d S k o v
home.rMiss Edna Newkirk spent 'I'I=1uxsf
day afternoon at the Ed Newldrkhome and Friday afternoon at the
Ray Fagerquist home.
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Diclrmeyer
and Miss Dorothy McMillan wereChristmasevesupperguestsat'the Chris Hansen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Peterson and
family spent Wednesda eveninglt the Ray Fagerquist home.Mr.
and Mrs.Fagerquist of
Valley and Ken ll Simmons were
Sunday dinner guests there.
Mr.and Mrs.Henman Rahlfs
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Al-bert Hansenand family wereSun-
day dinner guem at the Sam Hol-
stein home near Washington.
Christmas dinner guests at theGeorge Kuhr home were Mr. andMrs.Harvey Kuhr and Mr.and
Mrs. Hans Jensen, Jr. and Mardell.
Mr. and Mrs.Christian Ander-
sen enjoyed Christmas eve supper
at the Hans Jensen, Jr. home. Mr.
and Hrs. Will Voght were Sunday
guests there..Mr. and Mrs Henry Hansen and
The Misses Marianne,Marjoryand Blanche Holler of Omaha are
spending a few days at the homeof their grandparents,Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas Blomherg.
Mr.and Mrs.Earl Smith,Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Johnson of Omaha,
and Mr. and Mrs. Elza King were
dinner guests at the Harry Smith
home on Christmas day.The attendance at Sunday school
Sunday was fifty.Mr.Dudley
Carter, a missionary in an Indianschool at Bacone, Okla., was with
us and gave a splendid talk.He
brought out the thought that al-
though we some times grow dis-
couraged and feel that our work
is in vain, if we keep striving ondoingourverybest, we will berewarded.At the close of Sun-
day school the business of elect-
ing new officers was taken up
and all old officers were unani-
mously elected to fill their places
for a:1ot.her year:Fred Peck,Supt., Lloyd Hush, assistant supt.,
Naomi Smith,secretary,a n d
Clarkson Hunk,treasurer.TheWilling Workers class chose Mrs.
Gene David for their teacher andMrs.Dixon was again chosen as|teacher for the Service Seekers.
inore among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold French and.
children spent Sunday at the C. I-I.
French home.
Fashion Center Appreciation
I) sys--Thursdaydfriday-Saturday.Entire stock Winter Coats fori
Women d I\ls s .crfi ed ot'icxactly fi." price;Sepric;; .15. $l0
to $69.50--now they are $5 to
$34.'i5;Silk Dress s--values to$15 reduced to n l ?in .sizes 13
to 46;and Hats for Women and
;§E§;;€$ ildluced to $I§.88 values to
.,_e ts and eta nes.Trg.the Fmshltin Ce.llt\:r Par-st in Blair.
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Before our items will be printed
this week the year 1929 will be
rolled up on the scroll of time and
we will be living in 1930.
Mr.and Mrs.Hendrickson and
daughters of Fremont visited from
Wednesday evening until Sunday
at the parental,Jens Clausen
home .and on 'Fhursday evening,Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen and fam-
ily of Blair were supper guests
at the Clausen home.Mrs. Hend~rickson and Mrs.Jensen were
schoolmates when they both at-
tended the Blair school.The eve-
ning was a pleasant one for all.Frank Linden and two children
were supper guests at the W. C.Linden home Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Christiansen
and baby were dinner guests attheMrs.George Witte home in
Bennington on Christmas and in
the evening they attended a dance
in Bennington.Mr. and Mrs. Pete Truhlsen en~
tertained the members of the Hill-side Hustlers club and their fam-ilies Saturday evening.The time
was spent playing cards.AboutmidnightMrs.Truhlsen served anice lunch of sandwiches, pickles,
cake and coffee.At a late hour
the guests departed declaring Mr.and Mrs.Truhlsen to be royal
entertainers.Mr .and Mrs. Robert Rasmussenandtwochildrenattendedthe
Danish Brotherhood Christmas
tree and dance at the M. W.A.hall in Blair Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervey and
d a u g h t e r , F 5 \ Y ¢ » ~ ~
and Mrs.Maude Lemon spent
Sunday at the Ben Peck home,
north of Tekamnh.
spent a pleasant day to:-tether.
Frank Iindeh and family spent
sen and son of Spiker were Thurs-
day dinner guests at the Jens
Krogh home.Mrs.Ruth Woods and children
of Omaha,her mother of Calif-
ornia and Mrs.Carl Frazier of
Omaha were Sunday evening sup-
ggf guests at the J.L.Petersen
me.The Paul and August 'Timm
families of Telbasta, Henry Timm
and wife of Ralston and Earl Trie-loff of Herman,spent Christmas
day at the August Timm home.Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edwards and
son,Teddy spent Christmas at
the parental,_ f l Noyes home inBlairandweentertainedata
six o'elork dinner at the. Charles
Pace home that evening.
Frank Linden,Margaret and
Bertrand and Eda Anderson were
Monday evening supper guests at
the Otto Christiansen home.
If you want Bargains attend
Fashion Center Appreciation Days
this Thursday-Fdday or Saturday.
Winter Coats '15 price;values to
$15 in Silk Dresses reduced to
$655 and values to $7.50 in Hats
reduced to $2.88.Fashion Center.Blair.60-11
N E W E N G L A N D N E W S
...lfAFarmers Union meeting washeldattheNewEnglandschoolhouseFriday ewning.
Mr.and Mrs. James BrodersondrovetoWakefield,Neb.Friday
for a visit with their daughter,
Mrs. C. Van Valin and family.Mr. and Mrs. C. T. White andPearlcamefromIexingtonto
spend Christmas with their dough
ter, Mrs. Harold Curley and fam.ily.'
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Heier and
daughters spent-Wednesday at
the John P. Eriksen home.
George Loftis and Freemandrove to Omaha last Monday andspent the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ander-
son welcomed a fine baby girl totheir home Sunday evening.Mrs.
Lars Peterson is caring for Mrs.
Anderson and baby.
Mr.and Mrs.Julius Weber
were Wednesday evening visitorsat the Thorwald Hansen home.Floyd Curley from a m i ,ispldking corn for his brother, How-
lrd Curley.
Mr. and Mrs. Vick Skov attend.
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home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cudey. g and Ruby were Sunday afternoon
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horhood.j Mr.and Mrs.Louie Hovendick
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last week in Blair, taking care of I Hovendick took Sunday dinner ather mother, Mrs. Hagge, who had the Raymond Magill home.
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fe w da ys the lute! the v e ekjn
10mah| visiting (Hands.
Mr.and Mrs. John Ia we of
Wnverloo, low: came Friday for a
few days vid! with relatves. They
are guests of Miss Maggie Laws.
Chris Hansen is able m be outagain af§er.a long sdege of_ sick-
I n e n o Christmas dinner at
the h of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D.. Cummings.
Gueam of Dr.and Mrs.A.J.
Cameron Christmu day were Mr.and M n .John Sidr of Tekl-
rs.mnh,and Mr.and H.B.
Cameron.
attmded the funenl..Kr. md Mn. D. Buch sud |Larson spent Christrnu am th
Lads Buch home at Kennnrd.The members of the Relief Cnr~of Tekamnh,kindly xemembe
the old soldiers and their wivChristmas with loxes of candy io
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John Schroeder attended the an-nual dir:n"bution of goodies wchildren in Omaha Monday, by the
Kdghts Templars, at the Masonic
Temnle.I
The returned to Ne br ub C i tyWeviresdly, where their hmnehold
goods were already packed,and
left immediately for Broadwater,Neb., where they will reside on 1'
_Among those wg; celebrated
mth fami ly gzthen on Shrin-
mn eve. were Mn. Emml Ketch-
mnrk, H. F. Klasnn, Mis GraceNeale,Wm.Ivergen and JohnI ma .The best wishes of theirflblndis.the mdv ri ry o l pthe r-
mn n y m e m gn with them to' H182 were held here Christmas day.
their new home.
A. Ablen. who has onerated the
Agv adtune se emedmbee njoy edby a ll.
Wm. Kay, Jr. vu tnban to Lord
Liner ho api hl i n Omnhx Thun-
d w .where on I-'rldeyhe under-
wenz an opention for appendidtis.He i.|reponed ua getting along
nicely.Miss Fred.: Tletgen and Cnrl
Neuhaus were uniied in mnrriage
Saturdam Ike; ZR n I n m. in thn
Mr. and Mm C. w. Chrlz!.ensenIndMins Dora Kllndt attendedthefunenlservicesofHenry
Rube ln Benson Saturday.
M n .Hma n Kli ndt wa s ho n-
esa lo the Coffee Club Friday db-
ernoon.Every member was pres-e nt Mrs.F.W.Moeller wus
n¢1n|vl¢A l¢».¢|-D a v i d F i n c h le f t Mo n d a y f o r
Be liwo od ,No b .to spend Ch ri st-
m a s w i t h hi s par ents,Mr .a n d
H r s .J a me s Fin c h.
H r .a n d Mr s .He n r y Me h re n s
a n d c h ild re n c a me u p f r o m Ne b -
r a s k a C i ty Mo n d a y f o r a sh o r t
vi s i t w i t h Mr s . E m ma K e t c h m a r k
a n d o th e r relatives a n d frieindst
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, Omaha.
M r .a n d Mr s .J .D .R e a m
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from Maine to eat Christmu din-
ner with his parents, Mr. md Mrs.
G. O. Nelson and brother, Otto.
H9 lefn Friday for Knnnas City w
.i°m_his wife,who had spent
Chnstmas with her muther,andfrom there they will go w Cairo.
Ill.,for a short stay before re-
tuxging gg efirvlome.
rs.er`n agers and chil~dren arrived 'Thuréd (ro Emer-
son w spend a few s 'th her
pamnts, Mr. and Mrs. Jo n Wreidt_Mr. and Mrs. Oral Harrison vis-xted relatives in Craig,Wednes-
day.
We are very sorry 'to learn. that
Mrs.Nicholas Rnthjen is in very
poor health at the present time.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Gericke
and family spent Christmas with
relatives in Fremont.My. and Mrs. Harry Walton and
family of Sioux City. were Yu!e<tide guests at the J. W. Trisler
home.
Harold Marr came over from
Des Moines to eat Christmas din-
ner with home folks .
Frank Boling and Richard
Frahm who haw spent several
weeks at Hot Springs,Ark.re~mrngd home Monday.
Hugh Steavenson and family of
Omaha, were at the Mrs. A.W.Bcales home Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Christensen
were dinner guests Thursday eve¢ning of Mr.and Mrs.Hubert
Shannon of Omaha.The iadies
are sisters.
Mrs. Anna Fox and two children
of Rochester, Minn., arrived Fri-
day tor a short visit with her
mother,Mrs.Lizzie Ohrt and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mgs. Ben Schneider and
MJ and Mrs.Reinholt Schneider
of Rosalie,Neb.,are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. ArthurSchneider.
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ton.The pastor of the church
officiated.The bride was attend-
ed by Miss Pauline Penske, brides-méid and Howard Tietgen,b u t
man.After the ceremony they re-
turned to the home of the bride's
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tiet-gen wfnere a sumptuous wedding
least was served.In the evening
honor in the Irvington hall, where
dancing was enjoyed.The young
couple will redde on a farm west
of Benson.Their many friends
extend best, wishes for a success-
ful and happy married life.
Miss Mary Cook and Mrs. Geo.Rohwer, Jr.were in attendanceSnturda' at a tea dance at_the
I-`on!.a:|ele howl in Omaha, givenby the Phi Omega Pi sorority of
the University of Nebraska.
Mrs. c. E. Gregerson was host-
ess Saturday afternoon to a nurg-
he r o l relatives and friends ll\
honor of her birth anniversary.C.W.Schmidt,H.F.Klas§anandFred Jipp attended n Christ/-
mas celebration of the Mqdexn\Voodrn:m in the Omaha auditori-
um Friday evening.»_Mrs.Chris Frahm entertainedSaturday evening in honor of_ her
birthday.Pinochle was the diver-
sion for the evening.Afber the
scores were added,pmes were
awarded Mrs.George Thunn aixdArthur Thunn for first, Miss Mil-
dred Anderson and Otto Frahm.
consolation.A delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.The
guests left at u late hour, wishingMrs.I-'rahm many more happy
birthdays.
Mr. ~ Mrs. Hugo Krus e a nd
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kruse were
supper guests of Mr.and Mrs.
George Neale Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant. Lage enter-
tamed four tables of players at. . : . . ~ . \ . | .c..» ... ..a. ...M . - .
a large crowd assembled in their
..~...\.<\. mm. ,".»=.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Ohrt and
children of Onmha, were Sundaydinner guests pf Mrs. Lizzie Ohrt.
Mr. and Mm Prank Adams were
Shemndoah visitors Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs.Otto "Kruse ui d
family visibed at the Wm. Knxse,Jr. home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Sadie Crissel of Omaha,
was a guest of Miss Dora KlindtFriday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kruger spent
the past week with relatives inLincoln.
Miss Margaret Jipp, who !each~
es in the Saginau, Mich. schools is
gv fgfnv the holidays with home
oThe Misses Grace. Bertha and
Edith Neale ememined Monday
aficmoon at a one o'clock lunch-
eon followed by bridge.Miss Anita Fischer w u t toOmaha Sunday for a visit with
her sister, Mrs.Ella Autzen and
family.
Fashioni Center AppreciationD ays-'I'hursday'Friday-Saturday.
Entire stock Winter Coats for
Women and Misses sacrificed at
exactly V1 price;prices were S10
to
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13
andMisses reduced to $2.88-values to
$T.50;Felts and Metallics.Try
the Fashion Ceutur First in Blair.
DE SOTO LOCAIS
In $69.50--now they are $5
53415;Silk Dresses-values
$15. xjeduced to $6.75 in sizes
to 46; and Hats for Women
The De Soto school board are
having two new furnaces installed
in the schools.
Miss Alice Moller ol Ft. Calhounis visitin Miss Belvu~Hineline
[ness wnxcn n u counnea mm zohis home.A card received from the K. J.
Van Valin family states that they
are now nicely settled at Phoenix
Arizona.and Miss Helen h u
entered school.The weather was
very warm and pleasant.
Miss Kathryn Hughes and hex
mother have gane w Wymore tospend a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Harry' Bentley and Harlan
and Miss Dorothy McCandlish ofOmaha,visited a couple of days
last week at the Mrs. Annu Huge!-
man home.They spent Saturday
at the Ben Wachter home.Mr.
|Bentley drove up that eveningand
they Ntumed with him Sunday.
Miss Dagmar Olson is home
from her studies at Dana College
for two weeks vacation.
Andy Michael spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Wm. John-
son home, near lake Quinnebaugh,
called there by the serious illness
and death of his sister,Mis.Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fitch receiv-
ed a wire Christmas day fmm
their son and daughter-in-lnw,
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Fitzh oflns
\ngeles, hearing Christmas greet-
mga.The Legion boys gave a Christ~
mas dance at their hall last Wed~
nesdny night and a good crowd
was in attendance.Mrs.Hqnry Christensen,whohas been in the Lord Lister hos-
Qital the past :wo weeks, is get-
ting along very well and expects
tn get home the first of this week.Miss Hazel Ryan, who teaches
at Qreston. Neb., is spending the
Christmas holida s hem v~
Donald Aylesworth returned to
has home at Lincoln following nfew days at the Wm. Adams home.zzClnrence and George Hineline,
Jr.arrived home Friday nigh:
fmrp twgnty ngiles t}iis gidg of St.
Qarrol Luwe came home from
Chicago where he is nttendingthe
Qpype Electric school,and spent
y 'ith herparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ryan.;
mr.Inu mrs . unas.:my a wChmtmu dinner with the Carrol
Foster family neu Craig.
Ac a family dinner Christmas
day at the home ol Mr. nad Mrs.
Geo. Lowe were Mr. and Mrs. W.
H.Ynkish of Fremont,Mr.and
Mrs.Sanford Wilson and Pattie
Inu of Chicago, Ill. and Mr. and
Lira. Everett Himes and children.Cornell Robertson, who is work-
ing at Pilger, Neb., for the Belltelephonecompany,spent Chtistf
mas with his parents,Mr.and
Mrs. Fred Robertson.
James Finnerty, manager of the
Hines ranch, spent Christmas and
a few days following with friends
at Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. August Lowe were
hosts at Christmas dinner ;!o Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Olson, Mrs. Leo
Hanna: and children, Mr. and Mrs.Jesse Hover and children of
Battle Creek,Mrs.Bertha Lowe,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richter and
children, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Lowe
and Miss Maggie Lowe.
The Godsey home was the scene
of a family gathering Christmas
day with Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hil-s&nger.Mr.and Mrs.Howard
Grnndo of Omaha. Misses Eledyce
Godsey,Ivan Helms and Arthur
Beavers of Omaha, present.
At a dinner at the J. W, Brun-
ton home were Mr. und Mrs. H. C.
Brunton and Louise, Mr. and Mrs.
Qacob Sabnlka,Mrs.A.L. Su\li-van,Misses Sylvia and Mildred
Brunton,Victor Sabalka,StanleyBmnion and Lou Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvern West en-
joyed Christmas dinner at the U.
G. Gamer home nt Blair.
Mr.and Mrs. John Larson had
a happy-.family gathering.All of
the family being together and Mrs.
Larson, who had been very ill, hadrecoveredsufficientlyto.be able
to enjoy the day with them.Mr.[and Mrs_ Wallace Andersen, Lou~
fise and Eleanor of Powell, Wyo.,
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the women and cigars for the'men.Herman members io receive the
treat were Mr.and Mrs.H.`C.
Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. TheodoreKipp..
Christmas day was a gala day
for the J. A. West family.Theyallme t at the W en howl for a
reunion.The table was spread
for forty-five, with an abundancef good things to eat.The dayMspentinmusic and makim;
merry and will long be remembeh
ed by those present.In the aft-emoon they joumeyed to Blair
and had a family group picture
taken.Those present were MrssrsandMesdnmes J. A. West, J. M.
'West and June, Everett West and
Martha. Harry Leach and family,
A. E. Drayer and family of Hoop-
er. Ben West, Fe West and DorisElmon West and Innte Lee, Perry
Rose and childre.of Omaha, Glen
West and Mary Rose, Kyle Jnnse?
and Peggy Dean of Grand Is hn ,
R. W. Adams and two .children of
Tekamsh,Melvem West,John
Sutton of Carlton,Neb.and V.
Jansen of North Bend.Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Burdic spent
Christmas day i n Omaha with
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Dnugh
erty and family.'
Miss Anna Fuess had n most..happy surprise Sunday when xx
number of relatives and friends
walked in on her, bringing well-
filled baskets of dinner and pre--pared m ap¥:nd the day with her.
The dny was a very enjoyable onforall.The following mnde ug
the party: .Mr.and Mrs.Ludwig
Jensen of Blaig, Mrs. Lizzie Ack-
erman and family,Walter Wach»
ter :md family, Clarence Wachter
and family,Mrs.Anna Peddie,
Misses Caroline Wachter,Bessie
Lyzholf, and Marie Ackerman of
Omaha.Mrs.August Lowe and Mrs.
Benhu Lowe visited at the HenryRuwe h'nms nt Blair Mondnv aft-
W l l l " ' l D1-\I"lILl I
repre snts a type ol lnv e stre nt that ls m il
than fur promises nl larger returns on speculatlve
In the lorry years since hs organization
succulazive schemes have gone.away thousands, even uilliuns of savings--but
smziutlon has zone steadily forward. serving its patrons
complying with the laws of the
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lar lor dollar, with good interest. tu all who invzst ln
its slack.
Paid Up Stock is issued in certlllcates ol $I00.00 or mul-
tiple.Interest ppld scml-annually in cash.Can bé
cashed at any time wlth Interest to date ol cancella'tlon.
Resources Over $400,000
Blair Building &Loan Ass'n
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rM r .a n d Mr s .Ma r ti n Chr is te n-
sen a r e rejoic ing o ve r th e a r r i va l
F r i d a y o f a n e w g r a n d s o n a t t h e
h o me o f Mr .: m d Mr s .A r t h u r
y lllvunn.uabuzuay 117\Clu.||§.u| ;uW m .Kr u se ,J r .a n d Cla u s Oh r t
held high sc ores, Mrs. C. W . C1163
tensen a n d P a u l Kr u s e ,l o w
a n n l n s C ! n 3 | ¢ l 1 I . \u n » = » n .m u - A . . . . . m . . . » I
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}|..ouls where they left their ferryboat.They pulled their boat out
of the river and left it in safety,waitihg for favorable weather to
go back again.They took theirautoalongwiththem,and of
course drove home.Mrs.Arthur Rowe and family
drove over to Mondamln, Iowa on
lSunday for a few days visit with
relatives.Miss Mable Wallace of Exira,
iowa spent Christmas with rela-
tives here.
Mr.and Mrs.Roy Busch and
little daughter spent Christmas at
the parental, John Hineline home.
Mrs.George I-[incline arrived
home Christmas day.,l'rom Weep-
ing Water where she had been
helping in the Michelsen store
during the Christmas rush.Mrs.Walter Gustin and baby
visited Grandma Dunkel near _,l.'~gan,Iowa from Thursday 'r t i l
Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Aylers en-tertained ten guests at Christmas
dinner.
Herbert Jones,Belva Hmeline
Christmas with his parents,Mr.and Mrs. Huit Lowe.
Mrs.Alfred .Iespersen spent
Thursday in Omaha visiting hermother,Mrs.Henry Christenseniat the ma Lister hospital.
A.E.Squires of Lincoln.is
spending the week at the Hoverhome.
The John Larson family feasted
on turkey from Wyoming for their
Chnstmas dinner.Their daugh-
ter,Mrs.Wallace Andersen, who
is here, had them sent.
Mr.and Mrs. J.W.Brunton,Mr.and Mrs. Jacob Sabalka and
Lester Dale, Mrs. A. L. Sullivan.Misses Sylvia and Mildred Brun-
ton, drove to Lyohs Thursday andhad dinner and spent the day at
the O.E.Bring home.MasterRaymondBring came home with
them and will spend the week at
the Brunton home.
Mrs. Kyle Jansen and Peggy of
Grand Island,are spending the
week visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs.J.A.West.Mr.Jansen
spent Christmas.here.. Mr. and Mrs. \\'m. Rasmumei
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larsen, Lloyd
and Shirley of Wichita,Kansas,Miss Louise Larsen of Laurel, Neb.
and Henning Larsen.
The Bert Lowe family spentChristmas with Mrs.Lowe's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.Ed Raver at
Blair.`
Miss Maggie Lowe ate Christ-
.mas dinner with her sister,Mrs.
Minerva` Carter at Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gray had as
their guests Christmas day.Mr.
and Mrs.Wm.Rankin and Earl
Montgomery.Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Rutledgehad a dinner for Mrs. H. C. Coop-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rutledge and
children and Ivan Rutledge.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooper had
a Chnstmas dinner for the follow-
lng relatims: the E. P. and L. B.
Harrison families, Wm. Beyers of
Pender,H. C.Cooper,Mr. andMrs.Albert Cooper and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cooper oi
Tekamah.
A fine Christmas tree program
was given at the Baptist church
on Tuesday evening.~very
ernoon.Mr. and Mrs.H.B.Fitch and
'irginia and D. Bennett of Omaha
were entertained at dinner Sun-
day at the Ben West home.Miss Hazel Ryan spent Friday
and Saturday in Omaha with Miss
Ruth Mnun.Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Parrish and
family,L. A.Parrish and HenryCrandle drove up from Omaha on
Sunday morning and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs.P. S. Hopkins
and' S. M. ParrishiMiss Marie Ackerman of Oma-ha is spending the week with Her-
man friends.
Fashion Center Appreciation
D ays-Thursday-Friday-Saturday.
Entire stock Winter Coats for
Women and Misses sacrificed at
exactly 'fr price;prices were $10
to $69.50-now they are $5 to
83435;Silk Dresses-values to
$15 reduced to $6.75 in sizes 13
to 46; and Hats for Women and
iisses reducmf to $2.88--values to31.50.Feltsi and Metallics.Try
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1'|Il:s. Claus Rohwer;is visitingl1. \\ :a ||ll lC ll L3 w c u :a1:;\|.7LI.u yh o s t e s s .r_:~§_'_§;;,_rv ~u~n mmmvm >.»~..m\~/.rm
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my home 8%
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m i l e s s o u t h o f B l a i r , 6 % m i l e s n o r t h e a s t o f B e n n i n g t o n ,
o f C a l h o u n , 6 m i l e s n o r t h e a s t o f W a s h i n g t o n o n w h a t
t h i ?O l d F l ' i f 1 C ( \ r n P | i | | c ' f n r r n n n
: m u L m m a n o n r c n u e r g a r e
i n g a h o l i d a y v a c a t i o n f r o m h i g h
school duties in Blair.
The teachers, Miss Myrtle P ul-
son and Miss Frances Mulien dl
their Christmas ontertninmen onDec. 24, at the east school.'I' ore
was a. beautiful decorated Christ-
mas tme,containing pretty nnil|
useful gifts for the children and
pnwnts.Santa Claus was them to
take the presents from the tree
nml iliutrihnln lhnm to tha aud-
nre expected home this week frcHarlan, lo\\ja whore they went
spend Christmas with his puren
Mary Fmnces Warrick nf l`<'ln
is spending afew days with h
sister, Mrs.Mulvern West.
Mr. and Mrs. A.E.Swan nl
Carrenne of Omaha,were gues
last Tuesday at the parental,
L. Swan home.Hurry Swan. .l
went home with them that er
ning and spent Christmas day.I |A,,F`vif-mi »
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la r g e c r o wd wa s i n attendanc e.
Mis ses J ac queline a n d A n n
W o o d wa r d s p e n t th e p a s t we e k n t
th e h o me o f th ei r gvundparenh1.
Mr .an d Mr s .L .A .W oo\iwar\l.
dr ove to Oma h a Su n d a y a n d to ok
th e m home.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ge r ald Reid we n t
to Ho o pe r f o r Ch r i s tma s e ve a n d
di n ne r th e f o llo win g da y wi th r ela -
tives.
Mi s s Ne lli e Ma e Sheets is en-
jo y i n g a C h d a tma s vac a tion f r o m
he r tea c hi n g d uti es a t th e h ome o f
h e r pa re nts,Mr .a n d Mr s .Chas.
Sheets.
Ivan Ru tle d ge , w1 o i s a n i ntc rn e
at th e Uz u iver s ity h os pi tal i n Oma -
ha,sp vn t Ch r i s tma s z\t th e pa r -
e n ta l, ' D .W .Ru tle d g e h o me .
Th e R . , J .Sc henc k f a mi ly o f
Stan ton ,I o wa a r e s p e n d i n g a f e w
da y s here th i s we e k visiting . rela-
ti ve s an d frie nds.
Mr s .Ma g g i e Re i le y .v.hu sub-
mi tte d to a n o p e r a ti o n a t th e L o r d
Li s te r ho sp ital i n Om a h a Fr i da y ,
i s r a p i d ly i mp r o vi n g a n d h o p e s to
be a lq le to c ome h ome so on .
A t a rec ent me e ti n g o f th e
W a s h i n g to n c o un ty med ic al soci-
e ty a t Bla i r .D r .Cume non wa s
elected secretarytreasurer,
J o h n W i ll is n o w dr ivin g'a
F o r d c oupe wh i c h he tr ad ed hi s
o ld c a r f o r I n s t we ek .
Th e W a c h te r fa mi li e s h a d a
Ch r i s tma s di n ne r to ge th er a t th e
J a me s V a n Ho r n ho me .Mr s .
B e r th a Ne i d er k r ug e r ,E l m e r a n d
Mi s s He le n a n d Mi s s E v e l y n V a n
Ho r n we r e heme f r o m Lin c oln.
Mi s s He le n Ne i d e r k mg e r re mai n -
e d f o r a lo n g e r v i s i t a n d th a r e s t
re tu r ne d to Li n c o ln th a t even i ng .
Mr . a n d Mr s . J o h n L o we o f W a -
ter lo o,I o w a a n d Mi s s Ma g g i e
L o we d r o ve to A r li n g to n S a tu r d a y i
an d vi si te d a t th e 0 .H .L o w e
ho me .
Mr s . Mi n e r va C a r te r an d D u d le y
o f Bla ir ,we r e visiting;He r ma n
fr ie n ds an d re lati ve s Th ur s da y .
Mr s .Gi lb e r t Olso n,M m .Jesse
R y a n ,Mr s .A u g u s t L o we a n d
Mi s s Ha z e l Ry a n we r e i n Bla ir ODI
Fr id ay .
Au br e y Gai ne s . who is e mplo y e d
by th e B e ll Telep ho ne c o mp an y
:near La u re l,Nvb. , vi si te d he r e o n
Ch r is tma s ,wi t h hi s a u n t a n d
unc le,M r .a n d Mr s ,C.H .Blan -
c hard.Mr s .B e r th a L o we h a d as N e w
Ye a r s d i nn e r g u e sts , Mr . a n d Mr s .
He n r y Ru we , Mr s . Mi n n i e Tr i p le tt
Mr . a n d Mr s . F r e d Gu y e r a n d two
da u g hte r s, Mr. a nd Mrs . Ma tt B e n -
do r f , a li of B lai r , hi r . an d Mrs . G.
F .L o we ,M r .a n d Mr s .He n r y
c h to r a n d da ug h te rs ,Mr .a n d
rs.He r :Lo we a nd c h i ld r e n ,Mr .
an d Mr s .A u g u s t L o w e a n d Sta n -
ley L o we .
Mr . a n d Mr s . P .S. Ho p k in s e n -
ter ta in ed a t C h r i s tma s di n ne r a t
th e S.M .Pa rr is h h o me f o r Mr s .
Ma r i e V o d i c k a o f Oma h a , a n d M r .
a n d Mr s . Th e o .Pa r ri s h a n d son.
M r .a n d Mr s .J o h n L o w e o f
W ntor lr m.Town an d Mi n e Mn:rQi¢\'
the F as hi on Cc nb er__lf`irst in Blair.
Y O R K C R E E N E W S
Mr .an d Mr s .Ha n s Mu thi c se n
an d Ve r no n we r e d i nn vr g u es ts n t
th e p ar en tal, P au l B ro de r se n h ome
on Su n da y .
Mr s . A n n a Hu g c lma n a n d d a u g h
Ite r vi si te d h er moth c zmd hu sband
a t Ly on s Tu es da y a nd W ed ne sd ay .
M r .a n d Mr s .He r m a n Ne ls e n
a n d sons we r e su p pe a fg u es ts a t
th e Fra nc is Chr istens en h o me i n
Bla i r Fr i d a y even ing.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Ma c C a me r o n a n d
f a mi ly s p e n t C h r i s tma s e ve a t th e
Ca r a Ca mer o n ho me .
Mr .a n d Mr s .Sor en J ensen,
. a n d f a m i i y we r e di n n er g ue s ts a t
th e J en s B. J e ns e n h ome i.n B la i r
Wednesday .
M r .Ma th e ws is spe ndi ng th i s
we e k a t th e h ome o f h i s d a ug h te r ,
Mr s .E lm e r T h a n e a n d f a mi ly .
Ha n s M .J ensen a n d f a m i ly
we r e vi s i to r s a t th e C h r i s V i n d c r -
sle v h o me W ed ne sd ay ni gh t.
Mr .a n d M r a Fr e d Co mp ton a te
C h r i s tma s di n ne r a t th e J o h n
Re e h ho me .
Mr . a n d Mr s. F a y J o n es a tte n d »
ed th e danc e i n B la i r Wedrmemiay
ni g h t.
Mr . a n d Mr s . Ha r ve y K u h r we r e
enter ta in ed a t th e Ha n s J ensen
h o me Tue sd ay even in g.
Mr . a n d Mr s . J i m B ré d e rs e n a n d
f a mi ly a n d Mr s .A n n a Hu g e lm a n
a:\d~ family we re di nn er gu e s ts a t
th e Mo r r i s Chri sten sen ho me o n
Sun da y ..
Mr .an d Mr s .He r m a n Ne ls e n
a n d sons we r e s u p p e ; ' g u e s ts a t
th e A r th u r An de rs en h o me Su n -
d a y e v e n i n g .Mr .an d Mr s .Te d Iver so n we l-
ic o me d a ba by bo y a t th ei r h o me
,Tu e sd a y eve nin g.H e ha s been
na me d A lla n E u g e n e :
Ch ri s Vi nd er alev an d f a m i l y
we r e di n ne r gu es ts a t th e O t t o
Christensen h o me ne ar B la i r o n
Satur da y .Mr .a.nd M m W i ll i a m Chr is te n-
nen an d B e r z e t m visi ted a t th e
A lf r e d S k o v h o me F r i d a y e ve n i n g .
j Mr .a n d Mr s .Soren J ensen s t -
tbnded th e fnmernl o f M r s J e n -
se n 's a un t,Mr.I.He mmi n lr J ac ob-
se n i n Oma h a S a tu r d ay a f ter n o o n .
Mr .an d Mr s .C a r l Er i k s a n a n d
E ve ly n we r e s u p p e r gue sts a t f h e
Ad o lp h W u lf ho me Tu es d a y ni r z h t.
'Tu es da y eve n i n g su pp er gu ns ts
a t th e Ha n a Ma th ié s e n h o me i n -
c lu ded Mr .an d Mr s .P a u l Br o d -
er s e n , Mr . a n d Mr s .E me r a ld V a n
Bec k, J r., Mr. and Mrs. J ens Krogzh
' o f B la i r .
j M r .an d Mr s .He r m a n Ne lwnn
a n d sons sp en t Su nd ay a t th e
' L a wr e n c e La r s en h ome .`
,Mr . a n d Mr s .Clar en c e W ac hter
a n d c hi ldr en atte nd ed a sur pri se
o n A n n a Fu es s i n He r ma n Su n -
da y .
Fr e d J a c o b se n o f Ho wan i , S . D .
wa s a n o ve r Ii i gh t vi si to r nz th e
H e r m a n Ne ls e n h o me .
M r .a n d M H .'Elmer 'I`homf\ nnfl
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i e n c e y
.u .. .Dec . 2- ith fo r a two we eks va c ation
URSDAY,
UARY 16, 1930
HERMAN NEWS
Miss Ruby Cummings who at-
tends school i:10maha, is enjoy-
ing a two weeks vacation at the
pareptal, D. E. Cummings home.Miss Elp¢Iyce Godsey spent a
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g and mare, coming 3 and 4;
e, weigh 2600
coming 4 years, green broke,
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12 years, weight 1250.
ears, weight 1150.
n~ at 10 o'clock a. m. sh
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o f th e de a th o f Mr s .W m.J o h n - j
son.wh o passed a w a y a t f o u r '
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c e a s e d l i wd wi th h e r f a m i l y o n a
f a r m east o f he re a n d la te r re-
sided i n He r ma n .S h e wa s a sis-
te r o f A n d y Mi c h a e l o f th i s p la c e .
Funeml services were held Fri-
day afternoon fund burial was
ade in the Tekamah cemetery.
Miss Leola Cummings of 0ma~
.-- sprea~er,S0 bushel,good shape;two hay sweeps;one
Moline gang plow, 12~ineh; one 2-hole force feed
Hero cor --'-'
FARM MACHINERY ¢'
One Dane hay stacker,in good shape;one
Hoosier seeder, in good shape; one McCormick
grass mower;one Superior 8-foot drill,wifh
grass seed attachment; one 8-foot Sterling disc;
one \V~|~
POULTRYw @ »E Q U I P M E N T
RA I S E S M I L L I ON S O f C H IC K S ' YE A RL Y
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§"| "'with patented BY-PASS~!sud tilting canopy
~TH its new 1930 im-5 °r>'*provemenu the "MaKomb" " " " I ~Giant" is arousing the con-
Eda-»ce and enthusiasm of prhcti-cal poulhymen everywhere.Soft coal or anthncite burn
alike in it because By-Pass Conupl has the strong;-st dnft
and the strongest check. Cod capacity is 40% greater by
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One gmy gelding
_weight 135
One black horse,
One bay mule 9 '
33-HEAD OF CATT LE-33
Ninem ilch cows,
Four .fem-ling bu
Seven exfers frc
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mmf.Wrile imnmdialrfy for the nn' 1930 Il c~ombCalming and Handbook.You -ml( [ind il vny useful
AMs nxcA_N ST EEL PRODUCT S C 0
World'| La:-gn: Manufacmren of Bnmdnx
442 Daxiley Street,Macomb, Illinois.
1
POULTRYW@"EQUIPMENT
RAISES MILLIONS Of CHICKS YEARLY
5 ~ni. a .Z famous
L ;§:i?l°E?-M.-axons
Qaé g " G I A N T "
~c o m .B n o o b s n"_| >'wish patentedBY..PAss
.~E and milking canopy
~.TH its new 1930 im-E 1 5 f xi provemenu the "MaKomb
" """ a ~Giant" is arousing the con-
iidence and enthusiasm of primeti-cal poultrymen everywhere. Soft coal or anthracite bumalike in it because By-Pass Contml has the strongest dr-ak
and the strongest check. Cod cafiaeity is 40% greater by
ar:Lu.11 measurement. More thana score of features patented
by Malfomb. A model with the capacity you need to replace
your Bock with sumdy vigorous chicks.The price is low.
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d i e - c u t v a l v e w i t h n e w o e d i m e m x t m p .I i m i d c u h e a t i n g r a n g e .
T h r e e m o d e l s f o r c v e q b r o o d i n g n e e d .T h e p r i c e i n ! o \ - r .
Your dealer knows; ask ~
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bob-sled; one spring wagon; two pum p jacks;
one 30-gallon hog waterer; one stock tank; one
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Six fallcal\;2es
18--HEAD OF HOGS-I8
.;ccu uu||l&§ one 4-norse Hieder evener; oneGal~i loway separator; thirty ton of good sweet cloverApril'hav: also nno sm nf r~,...,,,...4 L-
Six stock hogs'I`\v<;lve l51'o6§sows, bred to farrow in
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A T N O O NF R E E L U N C H
\ .T E R M S :S E E Y O U R B K I K E R
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Paul Petersen,_Qwner Ig0 ;;_ ;";,;,",;,,;"S,;,;;.;;,;;°.;',;_; sons and Mr. !\'[a*l1ews ate C'hrist»-
Huit Lowe home.mas dmner at the home of Mr. and
I C h a s .E b y r e c e i v e d t h e s a d n e w s M "H e n r y H o r n a n d f a m i l y .
'o f t h e d e a t h o f a s i s t e r a t S i o u x i R e a d i t H x h t i n T h e E n t e r i a r i s a .
5 1 C i t y ,I o w a S a t u r d a y .B u r i a l w a s
m a d e a t C r a i g M o n d a y .M r .E b y S c h o o l s u p p l i e s a t T h e E n t e r p r i s e .
CHAS
Clerk..l"AR.MER.S STATE BANK,
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KENNARDT H E NEWS
c o s m m n x o n SERVICES
Confirmltion services wer held
at the Lulberan church in Ke ard~
Sqmhy, Dec. 28th.A large c nwd
wu in attendance to wiume the
Rev. Knud Larsen: Harry . An»dreasen,Vernon C.Nelnen,Carl
R. Lauritsen, August F. G,Smu-maker, Clarence Anderson, Vernon
cvmfirmation of the lollowi g, by
H. Christoffezsen, Ethel Andersen,
IA. .u-.....\........vm-M..Nnlmm
KENNARD NEW S g""'.€§f.Y.'.f'§.... Ben Baiky ma son
The ffzllowing had °* '" " '" '" : § § nm> ;' c u m1 | ,6 3 9 . 5 1 .of
dinner wnth Mr. and Mrs.Elmer Wayne and In n e r Kxonberg ateAmlreasenandfamily:Mr.and Christmas dinner Wm, Sam Hall
Mr.and Mrs.Paul Peterson and spent her Chirstrnas vacation withfamily, Mr. and Mrs. Allred Nlel her mother, Mrs. Lodsa Lund
.en and lnmrly.-';A n u m b e r o f m e n o f t h i s c o m ~ | ~ ~ ~:
munity vu.ere in Blair Slturday tmsdwards _mf in!an' dnughter and
attnd .the program in_ '°R'{"°'~""f'"im»ss Hattie Bretzk; at ainner on
Mrs.A.D.Anderson and Mary,_Miss Esther. Lund of Omaha,:
Hruoc k a nd um e njo ye d dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Blaca on
Chnntmas day.|f Misa Ella Wrich re turnd to
Omaha Wednesday evening after
having spent Tuesday and Wednes-'day with Dr.and Mrs.W.E.
Wright and sons.
Benha Andapulch of Omaha,and
Mr.and`Mrs Dietlof Buch of
Hemun. spent Chdatmsa eve and
day with Mr. and Mrs. L. Buch.
Leslie Berry of Benson,Helen
Berry of Schuyler,Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Ward and daughter andlm. and Mrs. C'harles Berry spent
'_Miss Oral Akins, who is train~ Christmas eve yxith their mother,
In at the Nieholu Senn has_ 8 pltal M . E. Berry.in Omaha, spent the holidays wlthi l i . .and Mrs. .Charles Berry
her xwrvvls.Mr. and Mrs. T.E.ment Christmas day with Mm.
Aldna and familv I-hr ln.¢nh.»n,...,..»...........¢a an.......:u - .
KENNARD RURALI,QQTTINGS
Mr.and Mrs.Lars Rasmussen.
and Lorraine, Mr. and Mrs.I-Karl
Fitch and Donald,Mr.and Mrs.Ras Rasmussen and son of Plain-
.view were dinner guests at P. C.
Rasmussen'a Christma; day.
Mr. a nd ~ Fra nk Glas e r a nd
family,Bill Patterson and lvar)
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ningham home Sunday.
H u .Dora Sumner and Leon
were ristmns dinner guests attheOllnger home in Mo-
dale, Iowa.
Mrs. Minerva Carter and son,
Rudlex warg Friday visitors with
for Wnhi ngwn county farmer:
will be held at ihe Cqurt Home in
Blair,Nab., on Friday niwrnom.,
January El, 1930.
Mr.Ralph Cole of the R g f p
Economics Dennnment 1111 be
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hoééMTS. D011 Sl.llIlll¢1' Hflii L¢0n»lhera tn asain! |\|| fnrifmma w
takin th a f kThe fxrst Farm Account School larmgx-e';Zrd;,e DWI*on.n p m .
KENNARD cnhihf
The Next
COLDSNAP
will Make'*¥our Car
HARDtoSTART
Let ustouch up your ignition systeni
and Install a New Battery
OUR PRICES JRE ALWA YS RIGHT
f.1§2fé. i5f"f§f"i1;»§e`£,"`i5
Arp,Phyllis Elaine A
Florence Andersen.
|~~I l l !u p l g m n g U I .U I !| | " | H y a L f - ' "" " "" " " " " ' d "° °'' I \ ' l I l \ ¢ |: d n a " ' " " ! " ' " "l A n u m b e r o f m e n f r o m K e n n a r d f . . ¥ ' I ' ; ; l ; r H d 1 m b o l d t .w a s . f i l o h o m e
s e nI __§f"u_1'§'§}l°...Z11:f'_°f_ H.."f2"1 attended the shooting mgteh in Hr. me Mg Paul Bn-rv lm: I
p c x l y a |ul|c|u.a,n u .zulu auluo cwauauclg "C IC nupplzr guests allF r a n k B r o wn o f A r li n g to n .L o u i s Go r e h a n f a C h ri s tma s e ve .
Cly d e L .R0§EIlb2|.I1l!1 11588 In Ilfld M y a n d M f g A C )\l1dBI8Ul|un ab le to wo r k Tu es da y .a n d a mi ly ,M r .a r d i a m .Chas.
Mr s . J a n .Ro se nb au m ente11am~Mi a f é ld t a n d f a m i ly we r e di n n e r
m l f h a C n lh v ffn rn ar (flnh nf ha r nuunnefe - r " P e 1l...»:..Danan\| f»-.
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Itflr lle mulluuy e1fl:|u|||;ul u p tu u a S nwo r k i n f d vi s iti n h e unclis a n d To r v a l .Andersoxfs pa s tu f e u *their guests dn élii-§§:§I~§`&£§"`m`r"
n them-i..?.`:»Rf ' .. - A u f w r t *\lf|:=u|\1 Mi a?af te rn oo n._a n d Mr s .An s e l Ta f t.M r a LThin. clung bgglm theirAun ru st .a n d h a v e u r o wse i lf s : o b e \ e r 3 fa i th f ul wor k er s .
O n Mo n d a y ,i f t e r th e Co n f i r ms
ti o n ,th e c lass dr ove to B la i r to
h a w th e i r p i c tu r e s ta k e n .
Th e fo llo wi n g we re baptized o n
Su n da y :A lf r e d Da le Niels-en, son
0 a l l A \ ' ! . . \ - . . _I l . . » . _ . . .»l u n
# R i g a ~ g f ; u . n a . . d ~\U;ilalllgui Rigkmrd M c x a i n ~Th u r sd a yHg ,e r t a n l r e n m ' e ' f 0 ;independenc e,Iowa.wh e r e he
f d t?."G..T»§»'@"'§i.3f.f.T§'i'\'3'm.."'".a »~;==11 ~'f=§;§'gg;'g§nf°' a few dily a
M r .a n d Mr s .E l me r W n g h t f u n n g r H h th e
" e r o h o s ts a t di nn eg S un da y ¢ § @ ~ ' s n § ' f f ~ ; h 1 ' " ; m § g , " , " § , , d , ,
ni n g wh e n th e i r mvn te d g u e s ts ln -lo lu o e d Mr . a n d Mr s . Ho me r W a r d .qu a r an ti r io " *: . " ' °. ? § € "f ¥ ' *f f ; " 1' f § :
B u c o u n u a a l l o a e A u l l i I l l . \ u l a u l u o o \ : l |h o m e l a s t F r i d a y .i n B l a i r C h r i s t m a s d a y .
M r .a n d M r s .E a r l J e n k i n s a n d 'M r .a n d M m L o u i s G o r e h a m a n d
f a m i l y d r o v e t o T i l d e n ,N e b .l 1 § S f L e o : 1 s r d ,B i l l P a t t e r s o n a n d I v a r
T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n t o s p e n d C h n : = t S w a n b e r g w e r e d i n n e r g u e s t s a t
m a s e v e a n d d a y w i t h r e l a t l v e s F r a n k G a s s e r ' s C h r i s t m a s d a y .
__t h e r e .M r .J e n k i n s r e t u r n e d t o l M r .a n d M m .C h a s .M i s f e l d t a n d
l o : g a i n i n g a t t h e L n i v e r s i t y h 0 S ~ 4 I { e n n a r d e a r l y T h u r s d a y m o r n i m r c h i l d r e n w e r e v i s i t o r s i n ( ' . o d s \ r
Ca s h ma n a n d E ve r e tt.
Mr s .Ma r y J ac obsen a n d sons,
dno ve to Om a h a to spe nd Ch ri st-
m a s " g f w i t h Mrs. J ac ob sen's sis-
te r ,iss J e nn ie J ensen.Mr s .Jac obsen's da u g hte r .Lo re ne ,w h o l
|01 51Il"€€l 25- mlelscn nermuu -Jua-La ur i ta en ,son o f lr .an d Mr s . |
L .D .1.-uuritsen;Ho wa r d ,Ar len e
J a me s a n d Phy llis An d re a se m
rhilalrnn nf M:and Mr s .Fr e d P.
Mr s .E .Be r ry ,Le slie Be r r y o f
Bb ns on , Helen Be rr y , Mr . an d Mrs .
Cha rles Be r ry ,F w d K r a m e r o f
S a i n t E d wa r d s a n d M r .a n d Mr s .
W F!Pnu unh nnm
II mr a.L u a bile rruner came: uul.f r o m Om a h a Sa tu r da y to c a ll o n
Mr s .E .Be r ry .She 'plans t o re-
t u m _later to vi s i t wi t h oth e r
pltal of Omaha,spent a part of while Mrsthe day with them.remained :
John B. Wright spentlChHe=tmas A Chdst
slay with Mr. .gand Mxjs.T.H., at the Met
.Jenkins and gh1ldr'¢n_B1uffs Thursday at the Bengt
for a longer vlsat.'Hasselstrom `home.:mas program was ¢2v§en|Ivar Swanberg left Thursday
hodist church on Chrxst- after stavinz at tho Franlc Gamer
menus.: wrlght and family of Blair.Mrs. Tom French ls nursmg at Iver Willumsen has rented thethe Paul Peterson home near Ben-small farm owned by Wm. Bryan.
nington.Ray Casey and family who are liv-Dr.W.E. 'Wnght was a bus-ing there at the Present time, williness caller in Blair M812 Tuesday.move into the G. R. Stewan pro-
Mr. and Mrs. f?'f°1Bf@ Paasch and re m:which was reventlv vacalerf
mas eve and at the Lutheran home gyié p;Bg"m§,§,,§_'""' "u
church on Christmas nicht.Both;Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cunningham
urograms were attended br a and children were supper guests
lf Mrs.Anna Carlson Christmas
ly .h i r .e n d M r s .C h e r l e s M i s f e l d t
.1 |||_
large crowd.After the proszram
Santa Claus came and gave lame
sacks of candy and nuts to the
children and tnvs:and viffe worn
I n l l | \ » . \ . . | | .
And re ane n;Do r e tte A r p, d a ug h te r
o f M r . a n d Mr s .F r i t z A r p ;E th e l
Ire ne and Flore nc e Od ess a, dau gh-
341' |I£`{1"11iI-§f"iil>bm .Andreasen'and Ruth Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1
llancy and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Hansen e among those .
attending a famil dinner at C. B. aI|nns:.nn'<.nt Rini Rnnrlnu I
ters of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Anuer
"""""(|daueiver of Washington havexnxxnnu wo:~1A1\i. nuns ¢.§f§"»~.§'§§§"§.1.i§§B§;"iQg}§§I maved into one of ape section
M E th Kingdon who has days visit with her uncle and aunt h'";;: f0hg;naI;"a;3°e vnll act.as
rs.s er ,:~¢.»n an imalid at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nic Fnednchsom!Q Mins Jeanette Hedelund wpentbee...her dmuzhber. Mrs. Thomas Boylel hrfP1af-if'nf.§'fe iff ~ Tues day vi sitirli t her pla yma tes ln
by lffr. and MrS. L. J. Belveal and
family,who have moved onto a
farm near Bowen.
Mrs. Christina Miller entertained
the following at luncheon Thurs:-
d n v :M r s F I H n w v a n d r i n n : r } 1 " » r u
" ' J "r n "a n a c n u u r e n w e r e c u n n e r g u e s t s a sd i s t r i b u t e d .J .L .A n d e r s o n ?S u n d a y .|
M r .a n d M r s .C h e S 1 i : r R o s e wb a u m a n d f a m i l y s p e n t S u n d a y a t 1 i g g h a r G a s s e r a n d I§ 1 l l P u b '
e m e r e S u n d a y vi s i t o r s a tt h e h o m e o f M r .a n d M r s .P h i l L o u i s G o r e h a m ' s .-.
§'o'E=}R`i'éi the put :wo ylir-I.:
ndfered I.stroke Tueulay .ngzm .'==§°'==s*9=P f=°"P 91:12 ~!'§E!!u
ann Ar a .u n ix .Da w n vvelt mr..and Mrs.Ve t P et t it , Id a Mae a n d
La wr e nc e , Mr. a n d Mrs . P au l Nu ell
an d c hildren a n d L e n a Ba te s.
- -. ._. . . . . ¢ .- n y .- . . - | |»¢ \ . . ¢ ~: d u n g A : u h h h u . . a . \W a w h i n g t o n ._H e l e n ,1\ I r 1 = = .H o m e r W a r d a n d n i n g f o r G i a n d I s l a
M b a n d M r s .R .E .F m r c h x l d a r j d H e l e n E l i z a b e t h ,a n d M r s .C h a s .a t t e n d s b u s i n e s s
' H o w a r d S P * § " 't h e f ' ° ° k " ° " d s n B e r r y .h a v i n g s p e n t s e v e r a l
L i r g o l n v i _ s i 1 _ n g r ; g § a f § ~ = g _ m __.M r .a n d M r s .B e n G l i s s r n z m a n d h e r p a r e n t s .
l.Jl|||\MAJ '="='negma rloxer Sunday afternoon.md where she Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Hunt were
_¢0}I€R¢§f¥»@l dinner guests at the Wm.Cun-
l n a y s vl s mn g ;
I
II \ -- -I I C ? l i k l t h \ \ h i C h C O C U Y Y C U S i l u l d h y L I ! -a n d M r 3 _G e o r g e N e l g g n a n d
la t o n e o c l o c k .__f m . .x I . u r s l u w n s r m .o n - *N I .l h d MTS.W.u .-::|:uu..n u n :b o th i ll w i th t h e f l u a t th i s ti me .
Th e Co lb y Co r ne r C lu b enjoy ed
an oy s te r ste w a t th e C olb y s c ho o l
house S a tu n la y ni g h t.A la rg e
c r o wd wa s th e r e a n d f r o m a ll re-
p o r ts e w r y o n e ha d a jo lly ti me .
Mr .an d Mr s .H. C .Bla eo we r e
ho s ts a t d i nn e r an d p i no c h le wh e n
the ir g ues ts i nc lud ed : Mr. a nd Mr s.
Un n lu fnnenn lf r and " Y R ~
f a m i ly a n d T e d P e te r s o n o f 0 -'1 .m a fa i r. a nd Mr s . He n ry Pi u g ze a dh a a n d Hr . a n d Mr s. A . B .. A nd er -c h ild re n visibed Su nd ay a t . 2 .
son sp e n t Ch r i stma s da y a t thg g g w o f Mr . a n d Mrs. Nels Pef@f`5`»F'§'2..'22 Pe£T:';10elt,s ma ll son o f
'1 Mr .a n d Mr s .P a u l Pe te rs|Mr : G. R. F r en c h , wh o h a s b e e n . o n on d
wo r k u i g f o r his br oth er ,Ta y lo r ,2.'£ i"'" .,. l?.? '°'ar e no w ill m t h
wh o li ve s near He r m a n ,re tu r n e d ;B i n pemfson Came to Ken nar rl
~ " K ;I;;r;15d noé.~ = t ~ ".l' § ' £ . ° ~xe la tte r h va g. of la s t wee k.He
. L 1 :.n \ru \35 Cn IIS lf lg C0111 ne a r He f -
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toOll and~a r n e s s
LET us no THE WORK FOR vou <;AT|sFAc'r|oN Ol/ARANTI'|:D
Come In and get acquainted
W. E. DEMPSEY
..Kennard, Nebraska
¥!F'Shne Re pa ir Work (li ve n Prompt Atte nti on .
Hn. Kincdvq qme to -W--gg gg:_:.:,:*:.a:'?,::'°,"::.":;.".:Li,,r wrigm and °»-= Chinmu
u t ol illness |\\e went to?>"...».. 1: live with her daufvwter ..r. and Mrs. L. E. Petenon
I-'unenl services were Mu at Ind family and lin. Nels Pehrmnt h e l l . E . c h u r c h M o n d a y I t \ = a o |: f | " ~ ~ & £ ' : : : '
P. li. and mterment follmred ntl ML' und Mn. Willhm Jensen of2;.1'°_.__°::=':r2...m:.¢2; wi!=<4==.~=@. npqnt the -»~~\wey-
dinne§ §|u{'ur"i]I.i"nii-i ~
H I K L U I I v n l l u c H t l u u n u n l l u a u u \: v ~h i r J 8 n S £ l | S p a r e n t s ,h h
c h i l d r e n ,w h o p r e c e d e d h e r I n a n d M r s _ ° H e m , y J e n s e n .
d c a i h ,w e r e b u r n e d .f M r .a n d M r s . B I l y ; l e N a l n c a m e
...1 m m C o u n c i l u f . 4 ' T u e n y t o'A S H I I N G T U h R E W S s p e n d C h r i s t m a s w i t h M r .N e l s e r f s
- - --nn r o nts . Mr x a n d Mr s C o o r s # No l-
Farnlerg and Judge and Mrs.A.
C.Debel,all of Biair,lug-and
Mrs. George Hedelund and .ir. and
Mrs. Eharles Berry.Mrs.Henry
Jensen and Geoggg Hedelund jxeid
manner, mrs. marMiss Ella Virg
Thursday evening
days with her g
and Mrs.L.E.
relatives.
an :aw1na:°t.:inia Ziegler came
g to spend a few
mnflparents,Mr.
Ward and other
man for the past several weeks
\.Mina Hnlan Rnnw loft fm Rohn1¢{`éilnE|I§`E~=`E5i£i x;,H.;;°.i.;';m
resume her duties after a short
vacation
John Kunnemsn celebrated hialgenn "u m " u rbirthdayThumdaybyentertain-nr .and Mrs.Hans Jorgensen
ing a number of lriends and rem- entertained the following at dinner
mes..on Christmas day:Mr.and Mrs.Mnuzud Mrs. B. G. Shaffer andlw. B. Rosenbaum and famiiy, Mr.:
:family spent Christmas day witlmand Mrs.Bert Hansen,Mr.and
the Lotte;'s mo.her,Mrs.Vitam~Mrs.Leslie French of Arlington,
toss of Linwood Nob 'Hrs Vit Ra mo Va
high scores and Judge and Mrs.Debelf were second high and all
were accordingly given very appro-
pdatee prizes.Clarence McGuire left the lat-
ter part»of last week for Lincolnwhere he plans to aitffifnd school.
Mr and Mrs L E Ward enter..-,..~-y nd n Deusen of Omaha .'"..'amvo-=.a accompanieli them home Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nelsen, Veronain ta1ned.t\1e f°}°'°ng ,gg h m g g g
for n short visit.and Melvin, Mr. and Mrs. Chester dinner. ~.'f' ""...' rs. : ff D"...
Mr.and Mrs. Harlan French
entertained Mr.and Mrs.Georre
Menking and Mr. and Mrs. ClydeL. Rosenbaum and daughter at din
ner Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansen andfamily nm!Mr. and Mrs.August
Matzen,Jr.and family soentChirstrnas day at the home of their
father. Nels 0. Hansen.
But a Well-fed One
'i\;.;..her-Frank, what is a Car;-
nibal?cz
Frank---Don't know, mum.
Teacher-Well,if you ate your
father and mother,what would
,you be?
s
Air . a nd Mr s. Ch r is tia n J n h n so n \ Ro s e nb a u m a n d f a mi ly .
a n d f a mi ly ,Mr . a n d Mr s .Ge or ge Mi s s L e a C o s o f Ka n sa s Ci ty ,Be r g ma n a n d Mr. a n d Mr s . E rn e s tlc a n \ o to s p e n d C h r i s tma s wi th Mr .
K o r s te tte r a n d f a mi ly s p e n t W e d -a n d Mr s . O. A . C u n n i n g h a m.nesday a t th e w .A .K e : s i e tte r i Mtz a n d Mr s . Ha r r y A n d e r s o n o f
ho me ."ne a r Her man .. c a me '1'uesday eve-
Mr .an d Mr s .He n r y 'Iic t1zen,lznng to spend Ch r is tma s wi t h
Mr . : md Mr s . W m. W i e s e a n d f a m Mr s .Ande rso n's pare nts,Mr .an d
ily . Mr. a nd Mrs . J a me s Sa nd s an n Mr s .A . C .Ho lme s .
i n m i ly , M r . a n d Mr s .Chris Sunnis Mr .an d Mr s .W i ll Th u r b e r a n d
a n d 1Jrna were' seven o'c loc k d m-baby o f Oma h a .Or va l Andneasen
n e r gu es ts a t th e Ma r t i n S u n d s , o f A lb i o n a n d Mr . a n d Mr s . C .B .
an d da u m e r Mr . an a mrs . u ela n urg|W a r d an d f a mi ly .a ll o f Oma h a .
Mr . a n d Mr s . C a r l W a r d a n d f a m-
ily ,Mr .an d Mr s .Gle n n Rosen-
b a u m an d f a mi ly .
Mr .an d Mr s .W m .Rs ms d e ll.
Mr .an d Mr s .E l me r Mi lle r an d
fa mi ly a n d Mr . a nd Mr s . Mi k e . \ n ~
de rs on .; ip en t Ch r i stma s d a y a t
Mr s .Chr is tia na Mi llc r 's .A b o u n -
ti f u l Ch r i s tma s d i n ne r wa s s e r ve d
a t n o o n .'W illia m Ma tz e n ha d a n atta c k
o f app emlic i tis Ch r i stma s g ve .H e
wa s atte n de d b y D r .W r i g h t o f |
Ke n n ar d .It d i d n o t n r o ve s e r i o u m
as he wa s ab le to be ar o un d o n
Ch r i stma s d a y .|
Mr s .He le n Bur ge ss e n te r ta i m
ed he r c h ild re n ,M r .a n d Mr s .E.
' 0 .Fa ir c h ild a n d f a mi ly ,Mr .and
Mr s .J o h n Bur ge ss a n d son,Mr .
an d Mr s .W i lli a m Burg ess,a ll o fOma h a .a n d Mr .a n d Mr s .J o e i
F r a n k - A n o r p h a n , mu m
:-
4Wantedand 'IddY ori CiikistrHéélh o me 'Iuesda'y .H
Grace §§0l¢ln:\Bil and Sena Jensen w
m u h u me ir u m Fr e mo n t fo r a sr-c
ansen of Blair, spent Christmas Mr.and Mrs. Georfre Hedelunrl I-Zonval§n
100ith Mr. and Mis. Robert Andrea-.and Jeanette spent. Cfistmas eve day.Mr.and Mré.Walter Horn!
~n and Opal.with relatives in Omaha.and family of Pueblo, Colo. wereMr. and Mrs. George Owens and Mr. and Mrs. H. C Biaco 59.@n¢1unable to attend.
ean Ray cf Carrol,Nab.,came Christmas Eve at the home of Mr.~A srroun of young folks went
's \ e e k 's va c a t i o n .|
M r . a n d M r s .H e n r y T i e t ; : e 1 1 a r e ' 1 )
..\..........._....1 ._.........4.. :_L _ L . . !- l .......gg p?'§a§'.":`§"';6*a Dany gm Tuesday mffming -to visit with and Mrs. Thomas IIartsock in Fre-
n.51 e .1..Mrs.Ow s parents,Mr.and mont.Wilma Llesche ls spendmg two Mrs Sam llall and fn l R1weeks vacazlon with home foiks.!0"§ém returned h f ml Y-» .PV Mr. and Mrs. Ilerb Iicwhorter ofM 9 d M w__B_J ff a mfenmg while Grand island, Mlss Mlfla McWhor-weaerCT;|¢~t\1\af~?du}d l n e n e f ~ He l e n :md son remained for a ter of Omaha. Mr. and Mr" 'l`ho=.
about the town singing ChristmascarolsearlyChristmasmorning.
This was enjoyed by all who heard
them.
Miss lmrena Buch and Mrs.toves!Old Sat the Albert Sands home.
A nice Christmas program was
givfm at the church Thursday eve-
ning.After the nromram the
w Year,Everybody
Old Tires
ing ln New Goodyears
\ '
t ~Come in and
see them
|..l v ,
l l.' -|L.M i '~
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'a l l s l z e s a n d t y p e s
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>W f*i -a t a l l p n c e s
n 1 r I~ ..»,e e H ; : , ~
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ir-es that
IP--~t,ires
get you
d
I
~~f"imisg-.=~'-
'¢§\'!~ ~:J
.
Goodyear leads the field-»
builds many millions more
tires.That gets you more
ey.back,value for your mon
n A R
T I R E S
m Service Station
-
Happy N5c h§inrs rec eivc d a riic e-treat
nrrhM r s .Inman Sunnis an d rm- - - -- - - -- -- - --- . n u . _ - - D "te rs vi si te d h e r mo . h e r , Mr s . L i z
zi e W u lf of Blai r las t. we ek .
Alma W r i c h o f B la i r , s p e n t s e v
er a l day s last.we ek a t th e Sa n
Ho ls te i n home.
M r .an d Mr s . J e n s Nieloen and
f a mi ly o f Bla ir ,we r e caiiers 111
:i lls J e ns Ha n se n holpe c n m t m m
ay .Mr .a n d ` M r s .Ch ri s Mathi esen
an d f a mi ly of Oma h a , vis i te d la n !
wee k with the la tt.er 's pa ren ts , Ml;
a n d Mr s .Be rtel Bertelsen.
Hr . a nd Mr s. Er n es t D ec k er am.
so n o f Oma h a, sp e nt. Th ur s da y a1
the h ome of he r mo th er , Mrs . Ra s-
mus se n.Mr . a n d Mr s. C ar so n W r ic h e n
terta ined a n u mb e r o f f r i e n d s a n d
gelatives a t th e i r h o me Chr istmas
da y i n ho n o r o f U l m. .W ric lfz
bir thd ay .
Mr .an d Mr s .E .W o o lh e i a r of
Oma h a a n d hlels F .Ne ls on o l
Cinc ago,we r e holi day gue sts at
th e Ch ri s Ne ls on h ome.
In e z an d Eve r ette Ha n se n o f
Lin c oln,spe nt a short.vac ation
wi th ho me f o lk s .
Mr .an d Mr s .W .B.J efferson,
M r .an d Mr s .He n r y Ti c tgc n,Mr .
Lind Mr s .W'l'n.W ie se a nd fa mily .
J ames S lmds a nd so n, Mr. a nd Mn.
Ma r t i n Sunds a n d Mr .an d Mr:».
A lb e r t Sun ds we re din ner gu e s w
a t th e Ch ri s Sun ds ho me 'I`hur.~
da y .
M r .a n d Mr s .Pete Olsen nad
da u g h te r o f Ha mb u r g ,I o wa vi--
ite d re la tives h er o d ur in g the h oli-
day s.
Mr .a nd Mr s. Glen J e ff er son a nd
da u g h te r ar ri ve d here Saturd ay
vexing old stove, around
which your family has
huddled in discomfort so
long.We are ready to
take it out-make you a
liberal allowance for i t
-and install a brand-
Ring Of 1. You pay a membcrship fee
I of only $25.00. which is the
firs t pa ymcnl o n yo ur Healrola
2. We allow you $10.00 for your
old stove (55.00 if you s¢lcc!
a Junior Heatrcla). This is also
crediked on the purchase price
\
\
a in its place.W ith thenew, |950-modbl Heatrol
coldest part of the winter still tocomeé-the dan
ger period, when flu and other illnesses abound-43. We deliver and inshll yourh e a h h f u !whole-.houseStart1930
withoit that h¢={ié~Si`m= 5Lm5g¢ ll 'new Heatrola. iUlm¢dil|¢ly
; ; ; ~ |4. Next Fall. with asnbsllnlialnf Ho n? v m :continued :;..::'::.-L".:.:'-;'.;.';'.,.;;;;|amount to your C|'¢dit| youTIREl l \ 2 tl l l ' U l d ,II I IL I n u w l a I n u ;b e g i n r e g u l a r p a y m e n t s o n a .ti m e t l) be gi n e nj oyin g i l .corvenicrt mon(hiy basis
Jo i n t h e " E n j o y - I t - N O W "
Zmivn, then no more unlil fall.
the se veral m odels
~ Henfdn hufha Inlan-in Alt Duct lhll lblorbllndufilnolhu :svnwn inardi nuy hun" gon In 'un-'AP me cnimnld.
ge n u i n e Hea trol a, or t el e-
phone and invi te u s to callStart the year oz
GRIPinstead of .
yo u kn o w will
.49fromYellowstonePark,Wyo.
They will make their future home
in Omaha.Mr. and Mfs. W. J. Peters and
son spent.Christmas eve at theparental,Soren Rosenkilde home.
there safely a to be .sure yougel (hegenuine.Only Ib:every trip Hcalrola Ha, Jae Inl¢;|ai-Fife Air
KENNARDKnud Laksen, »Past:r
Friedrichsen Hdw o1o"£. ";j""'
Holy Commugion service at 7:30 Kennard, Nebraska
»m i l
P.]| l
At Orum church: Sunday schoo\§
at 10 and Drvice at ll o'c\ock in,
the morning
I
I
Amadng but True ;
iran Father--I can see right(
THE G NUINE"`E s t a t e H E A T R O L A
~ ééu chonm girl's intrigue.
1 --.-..:..1, mm_.l 'lnmw. Did. but JeHE ATS E VE R Y R o o m u P s ' r / u n s A N D D o w ntlL d lv v mu n u w v- .....-.., ,..._,my | 1 1 d r e s s th a t wa y n o w ld ly s