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03-06-1930|THE ENTERPR1SE"1 ~rm rr s TH B s a w s -u m m m |,P L A Y S N o n v o n r r m BLA|R'S LEADING NEWSPAPER GENERAL NEWS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND' COMMEN1: f NUMBER '7Fm! the Gnnln BDO! of Nehnlh»- wnmpan onmsy. Plblkhed w¢u, by .hhn A. Rhonda Sshserivliun Price, sun ver Year. Single Oni, Ek.BLAIR, NEBRASKA, MARCH "5, 1930VOLUME XXXIV Five shel Elevator s s C o a o s o n o o a o o u _ c c a a n s s s o a o o s s s o s u n u c COUNTY CANDIDATES FIL ING »»¢ County Cnmminsioner, Dist. 1 Harry Blaco,Ke nnard-Rm publican C.B.Meh s,CalhouvRepuhlicann County Commlssiannr Dist. 2 Chris Hinz, fB'lajr-Repub- lican C. John Nelson, Blair-Rv publican . H.W.Meierhenry,B l a i r - Republican Coumty Assessor C. H. Robertson-Republican Clerk District Court Marsus Beck Cvunty Superintendent Mabel J. Marsh o n » s n u o u A o 4 1 n n a n s u u 4 a o Lots of Sap 1 r ;1,. | . r f "?3 ». -..J n r 1 i f i » .x J g n ./I - Q ;" '3?i ' " 5 .,,»A.;,4,.~ = ~ ' ~ - . uf ~ ~~;:u ~5 3 ~ 1 ~ j r..¢*M ;~~~Rf T ."" '::':;=;.f='@.c ._~~..f " W "*¥€ff=§2??fl~ ~~4 " ' ~ .- e y ; - <" " $ ~ " , f '~~'= >2 Q ,,1 *r ' ~ € = . * § 7 § -¥» »w i ~, W f f f J ~J 2 , l_"""a.°-..,- f r \ ." '~I 4 '~.,L g |\ ~:fr r .j i .l" ' - - - - ~ - . . . ~ ; .: f .f i . ,~ ° ' %c ic °§E.I ~ ° = : = 1 ; f > ¢ >5 ,I ~ ; ~ & : ; ,_;,,,=, 'f ° =~y ° ' = ' ~ " f " < ~ * f ~ $ 5 - 3 ~.a./ %Q é a c g p 0 s f "» ; f - W J Q 2 /f ; ;»»'/»7f '~'7~l'2:»g g ) -:-°Q D J ' ( g .Q ?__o r .Q 6 -7 3 ' .,, ,,, |¢~.|,¢|,\,|,v\l.¢J WM. BARNHART A telegnm received Sundhy morning by the editor contained the sad news of the death'ol s brother-in-law,Wm.Ba.rnhnrt of Vi\la Park, Illinoil. Deceased was in eu-ly manhood \ |. resident of Blair, when he wed Miss l d ;Rhoades.Later they moved to Michignwwhere fo r a number of years they (armed and about twenty-two or twenty~three years ago they homesteaded in Tripp county, South Dakota Here they lived for a number of years und acquired a hal!section of Soumh Dakota land. One of the sons went w Chi~ cago to take an electrical engin- eering course and this later called them to Villa Park which is a suburb of Chicago. Of a family of Eve children, three are still living, the son, Jay i n Chicago with whom they made their home,a daughter, living on a farm in Michigan, and another son, Merle, on the home- | n of Davenport,Iowa,are visiting the week~end with Mr .a n d Mr s. C. E . Kr au se . Mi l a Mild re d Mo a t ;who is teaching at W imreb ago , s pen t t he . ..U .| 'nn North side kim is Ncelv- i ng n coat of paint and general xedecorations on the intador. Mr. Wlllinm Rogers, Jr. is driv- ing a new Pontiac sport sedxn these days of which he is junly proud. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hunt. enter- tllned Mr. and Mrs. Chet Boughn and son,Robin of Wadlhill, Neh. last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jens Nielsen at- tended the funeral of an old friend of near Washington, Neb., last Sunday. Arch Bishop Gramly came up ( mm Omaha last evening and had charge of Ash Wednesday ser- =.i f Becomes- No. Fiftynin a o s s 1 0 0 s 0 s s n s s C s s 4 s | s o c u o n o n u o o c s a a l N DEPEN DENTMERCHANTS s | Oh another page in this issue the organization known as the Indellfndent Mer- chant; Association of Blain are giving their views on the Chain Store question. To those who an merely onlookers the question may seem not worthy of comment but from the statements made by ,these merchants, up by proofs which they offer,the matter b e come; an interesting study. c v o n c s a s s a s s o s 4 u s o | s n n s l o s n O s u s e s Blair May Get Million B Lung Fight Ended and New Di|¢ITerhimlIllevntorof5,000,W0 Bnlhel Capacity and Costing rict Fhrnnd by Cofxnty Super- intendent Alter Years of Com lenlloli.Beet 01601-rs Mch. ll. \QDISTRICP BEGINS Busmx-:ss Total Assumed Valuation uf New District Amounts to $a12.1{5 $2,500,000 w be Built by the Cargill Cm:-:mission Compnny. BL AIR HAS A GOOD CHANCE WVIII Go I'itlrer to Gmnha,Blairor Sioux City.Blair is Appl;- ently the Flvnred Location. A terminal elevator of the cap- acity of .§,000,000 bushels and costing i n we neighborhood oi s2,5oo,ooo is w be built by the) Cargill Commission Compuny_of Minneapolis i n conjunction with the Nonhwestem Railway Com- pany.Blair seems to be the favored location.Omaha and Sioux City are bow mentioned and members of different civic organizations are. making strenuous efforts to bring the enterprise to their cities, but it appars that the locating of the plant has no local coloring md will be Pla¢¢d`=i=f°rdinz w the but j¢||¢m¢n¢ of the oitieids in charge. Bli x-people will anxiously await the decision with the hope that we may be the favored city. ENTERPRISE ARTICLE APPEARS IN OMAHA PAPERS' Last week The Hrterprise re- produced an article relative to John G. Wbittieris aubiect of hh poem,"The Barefoot Boy",the subject of which is Rev. Hans Ber- telmn of this city and in Thurs- dsy's paper the Omaha Bee-News picks up the snide as a femture story,giving the picture of Mr. Bertelsen. This actual happening brings us closer to one ol the master pieces and makes us realize that the masters ha v we wr chosen their subject from real life instead of ladnging' them dawn Irom imag- ination.We are glad this inci- dent' was brought to light :md that we live in so close contact to one of the inspirations of n classic poem. MOVING WEEK The Blair school childreh are enjoying a vacation this week which was declared in order that the moving into the fine new building might be accomplished without the breaking in on the school work.The construction work on this' building has been in operationsince early last spring and whilel With Over Four Sections re; The final struggle of the Gurd~ lm- s chool penplfwu brought to a di mu lui Wgdne sdly m6rni§ g hen_C o u n t .S9P°""!~v!~=:'==/ Ma r s n u p o n n h e a n n g of their granted them a new I.area of about twentyeifghf, acres Lots of Sap Dana Holds § Musical Recital umm R¢¢l¢al w he Held ~dl y Bvming,Mu c h Sth.e Public is Cordinlly Invited to he Present. W m. G i lme r : No ADMIS SION A musical program ls to be rendered next Saturday evening, March 8 at Dana College Gymnas- ium which promises no be Very interesting.N o admission i s charged and the public is most cordially urged no be praent. Following il the program: Boy Scout Pdrade - ~ - - Sullivan Junior Campbell Whi stli ng L me r Bo y - - - Be yr Padle Nielsen 0 Fair, 0 Sweet 0 Holy - Cantor May Magic - - - - - - - - Sermon Lucille Hanmn_ Blushing Roses » - ~ ~ - Engelman Violet Erickson Shepherd's Lullaby - - - ~Hewitt Helen Cronstrom Sonata in G major for 2 pianos - ; 1 ; , " ' , ; . i " " " ° ° " ° " " e `er,Edna.n Slumber Boa t - - ~ - - ~ Gqv fil Alice Thompsen Cam Mio Ben ~ - - - - - Giordani Marinus Hagedom Sonata in d minor - - - BeethovenElsie Fx-eese T o S p r i n g - - - - - - - - - G o u n o d Aleine Miller Bass Solo from "A Persian Gar- d e n " - - - - - - - - - L e h m a m m Robert Larsen Rustle of Spring -'- » ~ - - Sinding Lucille Hansen, Dorothy Jensen Sonata in C minor - - - Beethoven _Marie Sas L /...gg . . ~... ...0 .f f ..g' J n .r I Y ~x J g ,I - n u F 4 2 . 3%I p »~1 ; f ~~i ;4 l ' f f ' Z f f ~a f f T , . . . . : ' J § =z ; . ~2 " u p J J "~;g ,f 3 '.{ J ;5 f l; : . " " . ? » " Q , q (."; =f ? ' ! 7 /~' ~I ;."4;;"?>2 e f § ' f = ; ' \ \ F !~1 ~ r l/ r s | .|,|n r ' ," f ;) \~s ' u r 1 ""J |»_1 .| \,. .H » " ' * - -- »; »_° = ~°° » - z ,'t ' J F ' f J .~i ,\ * kcqic V _?~==?°`5'i'>t1; :F ""'-"'&;=:~==»§/`°'"°`<2-» s 'ff a ~5?' 2 9,§==7f.Q;}6 /».Q 613 »"?».":f.f.¢L';_/»¢»'~'7~l'2v as (.Q?__o f .Q6-73' .,»@ |¢~.,,,g,|v\l.\lJ .1930 Outlook For Seed Corn I-'armen Urged to Tut Seed Cn-n fog Germimtiou on Account df Exceadve Moiuture ln the Ker- nel.a SPRAY NOW FOR PEACH CURL Many tanners o l Washington county are beginning to ask ques- tions o l County Agent GeorgeBates as to what condition the seed cor-n will be in this Svrinz- Thia is a good question because rguch of our corn is damaged and will not grow. Large quantities of corn hasbeen going to market containing as much sa 20%moisture.This amount of moisture and sub- zero weather splits the germ ln the kernels which kills its germ- ination power. At the last winter corn show held at Lincoln,Nebraska many choice samples of com were dls- qualified for having dead earn in the samples.Many o l these samples were picked xhlblb- ed by prohpyional corn exhibitorswho never suspected poor germin- ation.` These facts should cause fann- ers to select ear' com and in some way test each individual ear. Corn that was picked last fall before freezing weather, stored in a dry place with plenty of v§:til~ ation,should germinate salisfac- torily. During the dormant season and just before spring growth begins, which is any time now, fmit tree owners are able to control hy ... ..... ,,...e......, ...,..... ..........,,.,.rome for a few weela. The Dr.G.E.Stanley family. who have resided on wat Lincoln itreet,moved to the .lim Wild: farm. southeast of Blair Monday. Mr.and Mm J ohn E.Miller md h mi ly h w a mv n d i n ti u t b d n 'new b o m s m w u t W l i b d f m itreet, the former Sampson resi- knce. The Ladies' Social Undon of the hug-regationml church met Tues- iay afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. R. Stewart with a very good :rowd in attendan ' '. Ted Lathrop lm wednesday of last week for lang Beach,Calif., to attend the funeral of his father who passed away recently.He ex~ beds to bo back Saturday. Mr.and Mrs.J. W.Blatoer drove out to Fontanelle Tuesday bo take two of their children out for a short vacation with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Monke. R. E. Dudgeon has taken over time tank wagon business of the U.S,Oil Co.for this vicinity. He takes the place of Henry Wolamnn who has driven the tnxek for several years The benefit card party held at me w i s h hevee by ¥be.Erl=¢°Pe1 ladies Tuesday evniig,'was wen attended,there being sixteen tables.A number of prizes wereawardedhigh and low players. Mrs.Holger Hansen returned Sunday from a two weeks stay at the Covenant hospital in Omaha. Mrs. Hansen is better but will be confined to her bed for about ten days before she will be able to be about the house. Misses Margaret Jenkins -und Margaret Badgerow entertained r..- ».».|.... no fanna. at ..a.....-si.. mrs. A. u. .Jensen ol rxemonr.,entertained at a twelve o'clock dinner Sunday noon in honor of Mr.Jensen's binhday.Included among the guests were forty-five friends and relatives from Wash- inrwli county,-Mr. Jenwnig rnoth~ ¢ r . w h o i | 8 2 y e a m o l a g e a n d aqveral y°\\==w=members at the Jensen family who are atlmnding the state university.The after- noon and evening were spent driv- ing and playing cards and other garnes.On Monday evening sev- eral friends dropped ln to finish the celebration.Mrs. Jensen se - N refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen will be re- membered as fonner residents of this county, having been reared here and moving to Fremont only a fewyears ago. Dana College Weekly Doings Dana Wins Over Central.. Debating Team Goes to Kearney Where They Lose Debate. Team Stopped for Night in "Midway Hotel". NEXT nrfli. DEBATE,Yosx Representative of Nebraska Anli»\ Saloon League Visits Dana. Spoke to Students on Prohibition Last Monday night Dn.na's af- firmative debate team,Dagny Nielmn,Dorothy Jensen,Ervin Rondo, proved too strong for the smooth Nebraska Central omtors. The excitement of the argument grew until its climax in the last enopch of Dana. use of the entire "mr a vununuun un. Qou.,Aou.After the formal granting of the new district which will bo known as District 59 of Washing- ton county, Nebraska, the county superinmndcnt served notice that election of ¢,gf_;¢¢m would be held on Tuesday, March 11 at whléh. time other llwiiness beside thato! the election should be lo o ke i after., Thus ends u bitter stnxzgls brought about by unreasonable dealings which we hope will never occur again in our dlstxrlcs I t could all have been avoided and instead of two disdrids, could still have been but one h these people been given the school facilities adequate to their needs and lor which they paid heavily in taxes e .. But let i s v m. w e shall not dwell on these unpleasant doings and unless the tongue of go rdp forces us, we shall never mention it again. FORMER HERMAN WOMAN ENTERTAINS- The following clipped from The Fremont 'l'1'lbune,refers to Mrs. W. T.Meador, tormerly of Her~ msn and.etlll having many warm friends both in Herman and Blair."Mrs,W.T.Mesdor,whom birthday occurred Sunday,was honored a t m surprise Saturday evening, when the following ar- rived with lunch, and gifts for the guest-of-honor: Mesdames William Palmer, E. L. Mahlin, Fred Zomes Mary I-laerre,Frieda Pitcock,E. M.Allison,John Nelson,Henry Meadows, Julia Cummings, Henry Rexroth and C. Sweet; Misses Ido Palmer, Hilma Bjorqulst and Eve- lyn McCoy. On her birthday Sunday,Mrs. Meador had as dinner guests, Mr. I I I I Q \ every effort has been made to ex- pedite matters delays of differ- ent kinds which always come in building operations, have occurred and it is only new that the build- ing is ready for occupancy.To try to describe this beautiful stmctum would he futile, but no doubt the school authorities willset aside a visitors' day that all' may be shown through the build- ing with guides who are familir with what each room is to be used and who can make adequate ex- /planations as they go. .We have be 8 through the bdlding several times and have watched the progress of construc- tion with no little interest..It is a building builded for the future and l3la.ir's zichool building troubles should be over for some years to come.To those who l\aven't seen this \.wosderful structure there is a real treat in store as there is no more up-to~dul-e structure in the stale. MENQKE PETERSEN ' ,NUr>'r|A1.s On March Eth,occurred the marriage of Miss Ethel Petersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Pew Petersen of west Lincoln street, Bldr,to Mr.Hans Mencke,son of Mr. and Mrs. Gust Mencke, who reside on a farm west of Blair. The young people, accompanied by Mr.and M m Louie Mencke, went ove to Fremont where they were nni ln marriage. ln the ternoon and evening, a family reaption was held at the Gust Meneke home. The newlyweda plan oo go to housekeeping at onoe on the form- er Ed Pilcher farm lying west of town.l They'are.receiving the con- gratulations and but wishes of their friwds. Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Hulbert drove to Omaha last evening to visit at the parental, M. H. Hal- bert borne. Rev. w. H. Pond of Wisconsin, filled the pulpit of the Eplsoopd church last Sunday evening. A regular ma ting o f the Le- gion Alidlilry wsu be held to- dght at S¢ltdEBer's lull at dgbt o'c.lock. preceding uay, :aaron 1.ne wanninety years ol age on that day and is unusually bale and hearty. Four children were present: Mrs. Caroline Poucher ol Omaha, Mrs. Clara Nelson of Chicago and Carl and L .C.of Blair.Two [were unable to be here,H. L . ol Wallace, Idaho and Mrs. Emily Hodgkina of Chateau, Montana. Others present were Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Poucher of Oma- ha, Mrs. Carl Hanson, Mrs. L. C. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thone and Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horn and Fred,Mr.and Mrs. Nick Thane and sons. Mr.Peter Jensen,Mrs.Laura Tofte,Mrs. Minnie Bugeon,Miss Matilda Johnson, Mrs. Eliza Warrick, Mrs. Lou Anderson ol Wisner, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larson and daughters, Louise and Hannah,and Misses Lois Tofte,Gladys,Mardell,lla Jean and Emily Jane Hanson. A delicious dinner was served to' the entire comp811Y» the center of attraction being a beautifully decorated birwday cake preseited by Mm Poucher.~ Mr. Hanson declares he ia good for at least ten more years which is also the dncere wish of his many old time friends. HORSES AND MUL ES We have another barnful of horses and mules.Some good matched teams from 4 w 8 years old and weigh from 2600 to 8000. Each animal guaranteed and musk be as represented,Come and look our stock over and you will see we are doing the business.We buy. sell and exchange, Phones:Res. Blue 820;Office White 169. 'I-lt Thietje Bros., Blur MONDAY A r r a n s o o u CLUB The Monday Afternoon Club met March s with Mrs. A. c. Debel. Mrs.E.Schmidt sube&tuwd for Mn. R J. llurdoch and Mrs . Ed Wolff and Mrs. K.De Gro f! we had a put on the program.The Club will meet m m 10 withhIrs .R.E.Vlntoni u|\'~ado fwi\.l\ Hrs.E.Cashetter as outlined ln the Ytlr book. When you want letterhends or envelope; or m w n m u u l l T h e Enhrp rlu.1 -li Jas. P. Nelson, John T.Galla~ gher and Walter Gutschow. PUBL IC SALE The following articles of funn machinery will he sold Saturday, March 8 on the vacant lot east of the Blair Service Station.Sale starts at 1:80 p. m. g y P.dz 0. com planter and wi :one 11-loot Hoosier drill; one McCormick mower; one John Deere manum spreader; two 'nd- ing cdtivators; one Joker walking culdvator; one Good Enough sulky plow;one pump jack,and other small articles. 'I-lt Si Johnson, Auctioneer. FORMER SUPT. VISITS BLAIR James Skinkle oi Chadron, Neb. was a pleasant visitor at the Carl Schmidt home last Saturday.He was returning from Atlantic City, N. J .where he was ln attend- ance at the National Educational Association.Mr.Slrinkle is well known here, having been superin- tendent pf the city schools a num~ ber of years ago.He has been superintendent o l the Chadron schools the past seven years. RED CROSS CHAPTER m o m s A regular meeting of the Wash- ington county chapter of the American Red Cross was held on 'naesday evening and among other business transacted, the following persons were appo i nte d to mi n in the welfare of the organization: Lyle Guyer, Dinner Belle! Chair- man;Hrs.Mildred States, Edie! Chairman; bliss Emu zinger, Roll Call Chairman. L o w Het- Mlss Frances Koopman Louin. Murdoch were guests and Sat- urday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.Hilton Rhoudea north of Blair.` Jens Nielsen and family attend- ed a school pro gram lui Friday evening 01 the Startown school inDouglas county where Mila Anna Hanson is teaching.Following s o i ly "The Girl Who Forgot", n nice lunch wasf aerved md dune- ingwa s ye dnnti la la te bo ur. .Read the want ods in ~ Enter- N i l e .. ...-. ... ' l ' h e W h i f e S w a n - - - - - - Hu t t o n Little House of Dreams -- Meyer Qorothy Jensen Caprlcioso in E minor~Mendelssohn Edna Hansen Venetian Love Song - - - . Nevin Mixed Choms of Voice Students One Fair Day,from "Madame Butterfly" ~ - - - - ~ - Puccini Misa Ida Hansen Gladiators March - - - Iiesselherg Edna Hansen, Waldo B. Nielsen :NDI-:PENnr:N'r MER CHANTS ma m The Blak Independent Mer- chants league held a meeting last Monday evening to discussdifferentphasesofbusinessand incidentally arrange a campaign of advertising for the infomation of the public on their views of the chain store question. During the evening afrepresent- ative from the broadcasting sta- tion fo Omaha, known as WAAW was Present and talked to the body relative to arranglSg for several Programs to be broadcasted Inter. Arrangements were also made for also ads to be nm in both blair papers which wa.s'to con- sist of advertising matter grouped about a center of reading matter and a committee was placed in ¢\W'2»= m get up copy for the different pages. SILVER WEDDING i 'r o a a o a s a s v e o _Mr. and Hrs. N. C. Nelson have mvltauons out for the celebration 01 their silver wedding mniver- wv this evening, March 6, attbe m. w. A. hall. uTh;H~v=n Nugnbm wi n s erv e e re A ''anticipated.' W 8006 time is 'rnUasDAY's aura The fire deplljtment was calledout'n"l"dflY nf.about eleven o'c.loek,the tire alarm coming Irom the Mrs. John R. Aye homer The firei sss idtohave ori gi natod fro m the burning o f s ome la va .which on beyond control. Nonerlo nsdams gewure ported u i n a m u e z n a t h a tSundarvlddnzhuifgxaomaaa spraying the fungus known as peach lea! curl. Lust summer several specimensof ruined peaches were,brought to County Agent George Bates for identification.At that time it was too late for any remedy.Those bothered with peach,lea!curl should spray with concentrated lime sulphur at the rate of seven (7) gallons mixed our fifty (so) gallons ol water. This will also control San Jose Scalei! applied before the budn begin to swell.it also prevents the deatructiveness of the peach twig borer. Already a few farmers are be- coming interested in the big team bitches for field work this spring according/td County.Agent George Bates who reports that August Kirkhoff,of the Telbasta neigh- borhood, has made arrangements for one of these outfits. Mr.Kirkholf plans to pull a three bottom plow with eight headofhoraathisspring.County Agent Bates plans to help Mr. Kirkhofi assemble this hitch and neighbors and interestai tannera of Washington county are invited to a public demonstration at his farm as soon as spring plowing begins.T Farmers in other parts of Wash ington county, who are interested in hikhi ng live or more horses into these dmpllfled hitcha, may have similar demonstration by notiiying County Agent George Bates at Blair. L . s .U. ENTERTAINED '1 'heL .S» U.o lt.lue Congre -tonaltional church were Pluunly entertained at the Dr. E. R. Stew- art hone Tuesday,March 4.'A Program of readings and music was prenntod and a dainty lunch- eon served by tim committee,lleldanaa E.R.Stewart,D m Stewart an Olear Hopkins. Mrs.l a n um as vloe-president, pne- ddd in Un absence ol the pres- ident, Mrs. R. J. Murdoch. M. R. Lippincott was in Omaha Wednesday,going down for the purpose of gdndnx what in'!orm~ ation he could relative to tba pro-mua terminal elevator so be bum soon. r w ....ns ... ...,..... -» ,....--...-on last Wednesday afternoon at the home of the former.A lovely luncheon was served at the close of a pleasant afternoon. Mrs.M.lngerslev held open house last Wednesday,March 5, the occasion being her birth anni- versary.Quito a gathering of friends were present to express best wishes and congratulations. The hostess and daughter served lovely refredunents. I N ' m n LEGISLATURE The specid session of the legis- lature is grinding away and sev-ew bills relative to the remedy- ing of the Bankers Guaranty law has been gone over.Some have been sent to the bone yard and some are still very much alive. The following is a brief resume of the doings aa given by the Neb- raska State Journal: Senate "S.F.8,Governor Weavers' bill, was introduced by Reed of Henderson at the request of the governor.It was referred to the banking committee which discuss- ed it, but arrived at no eoncldsion. The commitile will give it right o!_way and use it as a working basis for all its banking legisla- tion. s.F.4,by Rickard of Guide Rock, repeals that part of the lan legislatures law declaring a bank shall be deemed insolvent when its reserve goes below the legal limit., S. F. 6 by Jeary of Lancaster, repeals the not of the last legis- lamre for an invatigntlon of fail- ed banks and their supervision, an investigation now nearing an end Senator Wherry ol Pawnee City presented a resdution giwlngcon- s e n t o f t h e s t a t o l o b e s u e d b y all persons having deposited mor ey i n failed banks heretofore operated b y the defunct bunk guaranty fund eommluion.la i d over one day. Ho me Depositors o! railed banks ap- peared before the house banking committee Wednesday afternoon. Chairman Davis announced that u second open meeting will be held in the homo chamber Thursday at s p. m. Them was no regular session of the lower kdllltive branch." ..,,__._. _ -.case of the negative was made on substantiate the arguments of the affirmative.The Dana deblite teams_ are de~ hating the strongest debate teams in Nebraska, and we believe will make a good showing before the end of the season. Dana's afflnnative debate team consisting o l Dorothy Jensen, Dagny Nielsen, Ervin Bondo, Eve~ lyn Hansen and Lucille Hansen, together with Prem Erland Nelson left Blair lm Friday moraine for Kearney, about two hundred miles west of here.That evening Dag-ny Nielsen,Dorothy Jensen and Ervin Bondo made a creditable showing for Dana in the debate with the Kearney State Tea¢h€l"B College.Three of Kea:-ney's local men served as judges and their decision was 2-1 i n favor o l Kearney.Dana's representatives stayed at the old historic "Midway Hotel" which is said to be located on the exact mid~polnt between Boston and San Francisco, a distance ot 1,733 miles on either side. Qu the Iollowing morning an excursion trip was made to the dam and water falls west of me city.A visit was also made to 1783 Ranch,which is sam zopossess the largest stock barn ln the world. On the way back from Keamey to Grand Island Baptist College that night, our debaten witnessed some of the seenea of the drier portions of Nebraska:blowing sand,numerous large tumble weea,and Ruadan thiales, com. mon si ghts no the wnle o f that part of the country.These great weeds would llne the fences, patch on Y-he ear, and sweep the road. Upon arriving at the city of Grand Island,the debate _ couh immediately got in touch with the college authorities and found that they had not been able to secure judges.Saturda y ni ght ~ Dana team, Ludllo Hansen. EWU* Bon- do and Dorothy Jensen. again up- held the honors of Dana very creditablY~Again,however,the deddon went against ul.this time 8-0.They had rvery enjoyable home ward trip on Sunday.' The out and Goal debate will (Continued on moe elihtl Advondae in 'na mm-prm. and Mrs. Earl c. Burdic of Her- man,Mr.and Mrs.LawrencePhipps,Lorraine and Willard of Tkkamah. MAKE SOUTHERN TRIP Dr. and hlra R. J. Murdoch and daughter left last Friday after- noon ibr Klngsville, Texas where they expect to spend a couple of weeks visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs. George Williams.Mrs. Williams and n l Murdoch are sisters and the twd do not get together very often and the time spent will he most_ha py. The time ol the r makes this a very enjoyable outing.The roads are surfaced fthe entire route and the weatliezxideal. IN O M AHA n o I TAL Mrs. Wm, Linden, who for tln past several weeks lms been in poor health,was tallen to the Methodist hospital in Omaha for treatment ;. The many friends ol the Li n- den Iamily will anxiously await news of her recovery. PUBL IC SAL E Elza..King will hold a publle sale at his place 56 mile west of Blair on Friday, March 14,1980. at 1:80 p. m., consisting of stock, machinery, grain and chickens. Jensen & Broes, Auctioneem C. Holler, Clerk. BUSINESS AND so c mr. FORECAST Il i = _., .- f |9 3 0li-sl5 h e32s r o I 7vs.~xo a a n _ f f|.\1 o~x-r '~ ' ~ \*: .\ M u m h ua wa I ns.JL45 ol l 12 I 5' i o l 9 2 0 ~1930 [2vaur78 za 2 9~s zo 21 mn' a-sneoz farm east Blair Service Station.Mah. 104-P._ U. 'lynon's sow sale. 14 I 5 ~2 1 2 2 x ` machinery .ll'=h~ 14f~fElla.King public sale. Heh. 14-Dinner a t First Luth. church. n h l : f I _,. .,` \\.'v »» af »; ';».)..- * B l a i r ,N e b m u ,M u c h e ,m o _ ' _ - .I?sr9..'1'vo m A | : n ._____# M u l l a z :I nn u - a n - m n u r e ! Saturday Specials$2.75Maintop Laying Mash,per 4Meat Loaf, per lb l7§c Kamo Sweet Potato larsze No. 3 20cWE HULL YOUR OATS AND GRIND FEED ANYTIME This is a proven fact that the quality of your hogne products are This ls pure meat, no cerlal or water l lb. can Calumet Baking Po er 25c Butternut Coffee ---45c l0 Bars Crystal White Soap 39:1 3 lb, can .s -$1.30 And remember we have a different Kamo Peanut Butter, plnt jar l9c special every day ln the week superior»and it keeps your irnoney at home Sufprise Your Grocer by Asking for Maintop Products BLAIR MILLING BERTELSEN MARKET HELLO WORLD!!BELIEVESPECIALS Friday and Saturday Merchants EATCoronet Flour, 24 lb sack The Chain Store, The Catalogue House5 lb box Cheese-full cream $ 1 .73 And The Tax PayerFig Bar Special per lb 9c ; g Home Town Bread 0scar Holmes Bakery There are many problems which the people of America must face and 'face soon if' we would pre- serve the same living conditions to our children that we now enjoy. The time to act is now and the time to sam ourselves from evi- dent downfall and a future of down-trodden,tax-ridden misery out a steady increase in taxable values only an increased tax levy on properties nowexisting will meet the problem df these in- creasing costs. Confronted with these eondi~tions, what il anything, is the tax payer himself, doing to change or relieve the situation?ls he in for many years has been a loyal tax payer,and whose earnings have all been invested in his home town and state is slowly ceasing to exist.The beautiful homes and substantial b u s i n e s s buildings which have been builded from his earnings a i n many instancesWUMles;?tlYan one-half theirW. J. SAS l g lies within our grasp.I t is a personal matter.Think seriously over what we,the Independent Merchants of Blair are trying to any way trying to increase the oroginal éost and with auch a con- taxnble wealth of his town or dition taxable values in most comniunity,or is he by his own small toWJls have decreased more acts actually decreasing the tax-than 50% and hundreds who were sdo, and give us the assistance so much needed. OI all the_problems confronting the American people ooduy,the most perplexing and the one hsv~ ing the least consideration, is the tax problem.The coat of state, county and municipal government able values of his town,county and state?If he earnestly de- sires to increase the taxable as- sets of his state and_community, then he must ol necessity spend :md invest his money in such a manner as will cause it eo remainwithin reach of his local assessor. once prominent citizens of the community as well as liberal tax payers, are seeking other fields of endeavor,and other means of support, and yet the patronage of the chain ktore and catalogue house increases with no good rea- son or excuse.I Misses Dresses ANDoperationissteadilyincreasing year by year and a most oareful analysis shows that these costs are in.~'°"=ing at a much more rapid rabe than the increase in the value of taxable properties.. For example, a summary of the financial statistics of the State of Missouri made by the United States Department of Commerce, shows,that the outlay for each person for#state government in 1926 was $6.80, while in 1917 lt was $3.31.ln 1927 the per capita debt was $19.93, while in 1926 the per capita debt was $19.44 and in 1917 only $2.01.In 1927 the state tax levy per capita was $1.84, in 1926 it. \\Il§ $1126 ami in mn nnlv If by his eflorts he earns some hundreds er thouzhds of dollar; each year, and disposes of i t i n such a way that it will remain within his own state and county, then he has increased the taxable wealth of that county. and state, and at the same time taken a step toward reducing the rate ot' taxation.But if his money is spent in such a manner as will cause it to be taken away from his state and community,then i t i s inevitable that a higher tax levy must and will be made in order that the expense of government can be met.. Today, every state,county and f-iw is rm-in., time 1-nmtitinn.Mil. In ohe state over three hundred stores went out of business in a period of a little more than three years.Each ol these stores paid an average annual tax of $500.00 and therefore a total of $150,000.00 was sticlcen from the tax rolls of that state annually.The state rc~ ferred to was already showing a deficit.I t was pointed out that the average home in the small towns paid an average annual tax of less than $125.00 therefore each of* these stores paid a tax equal to four-average homes.If twelve hundred homes in any state should bum in any three year period, in addition tothe normal nnmml lneq "ml with no insurance INDESPENSIBLE I Ladies DressesT O A Come and see our fine Misses and Ladies Wash Dresses EXTRA PRICE at $1.00 each NEW CURTAINS:-5 piece ruf-Advance Cleaners colors, set ..89c CRlSS,CROS5 MARQUISETTE 5 piece Curtain Set,your choice ...98c Blair Racket Store $1.02.I n 1928 th e cost o f ope r- ati o n o f state g o ve r n me n t h a d a g a i n inc reased to $6.81 p e r pe r - son.Th u s y o u wi l l see th a t th e c o s t o f g o ve r n me n t h a d mo r e th a n dou ble d i n the ten y e ar per iod , a nd th a t th e p e r c a pi ta t a x le vy h a d in c re a se d i n ne a rly th e s a me pxo ~ po rti on ,a n d n o th i n g sh o r t o f a ste ad y inc rease i n ta xnb le va lue s U i v g - H - - v n b v u - v - U `.- . H - - . .lions o f do lla r s ar e be in g sp en t w i t h c h ai n a to ms an d c atalog ue houses.Mo s t o f th i s mo n e y is g o i n g o u t o f th e sta te a n d corn- mu ni ty i n wh i c h it i s s p en t, an d a s a r e s u lt s u c h sta te s a n d c o mmu n -iti e s a r e g r o wi n g po o r er i n ta xab le / va lu es , wh ile th os e wh o ar e sp en d- in g th e i r mo n e y h a ve g a in e d no th - i n g b y t h e tran sac tion. wo u ld i t n o t p r o ve a sourc e o f wo r r y to th e ta x pay ers o f th a t s ta te ?an d mo re e sp ec ia lly if thi b wa s to b e r e pe a ted i n e a c h o ne o f th e n e xt tw o o r thr ee,th re e- y e ar per iod s?T h a t i s exa c tly wh a t i s ta k i n g Plac e wi t h th e me rc a ntile e s ta bli sh me n ts of e ver y state today._ 1. No Time Like Now FOLKS can meet this condition, and with-The indefendant merchant who (Cantinhed) Independent Leagueof Merchants of BlairWHITE183 ~W ALL PAPER Stewart Pharmacy EQcana aan c eouno,-4uo. - m"1Nan o4-4 , § ang m e i as 5,__; en- ._____E EEO _ge_ §__ xQ a _ : _ _ _ E i : zm=u____ Sooas HzQasnz.. agg; Qweé Z'-:ngam Q.:a £5:sg o'Era ee E coas cszun-:>n-1. -1 a. 'ii o .5VJ ouvu<1.-NN,- Eoo| - L-on . n o "2Nw I \.sr.=unii Eo' E o SPECIALSHart Schnaffner & MarkNorth Side Market Fine Suits for Men \25_oo 30_oo 35_oo rrluay ann aaturuayP. & G Soap, 10 bhrs 39c Oxydol, large pkg .22c Van»C§mps Pork & Beans medium Size, 3 for .25c HOME OF Other Makes Fine Suits $16.50 to $25.00QUALITY Macaroni or Spaghetti 4 pkgs. for ..25c Choice Prime Ham, lb .22c Boys' Suits Meats and Groceries Yellow Stone and i000 IQ land, pint jarCompare thi!Sui! with my you have: Mail Order- ed for or ludrmule to your Mguun by one of tlmle fly-by-night wou\d~be Tailoring House.We Kamo Péz;nutButter,pint iar ....2 l c Jens Nielsen, Prop.Adv Catsup, largeSd! Hater Suits for Leu Money. GARRISON FOR ho o o THI NGS To E ATBlair, Nebr.Phones, 17 or lo For Prompt Service I l iii Blair, Nebraska, March 5.1930 m n ENTE8 PBlgu, "_ ARLINGTON NOTES hifi. Clyde Wilkinson enbextdn- w 15.Our boys ddeabed Bm-Th e h n n h o m e o t l l r. ~Fashion Cenher-ihe Mlllinery following:Messrs and Meadnmes|Mr.and Mrs.Freeman Inftis mn. wm hiu and omg.Fred Heuermnn caught Hn; 5"""Swze of Blair--offers you large John Echtenknmp, Jr. and 11m41y. and son were Sunday aftzrnoonMissEsther Lallman had Q-1 her day by sparks hum the °h|m"9Y'1and com hge selections in u w l u m m Echtenkamp and famxly, vigswrg at the - Claude Clementsn u t over the week-end }{i3|iFo1tunately it was discovered nzlmnm "gl" in Hats for WMM"-Ernest Gelsellmnn md LuVern, home.Gladys Aibogut of <==~1~='»1=~"f~~,°~~f=l...,., Misses priced at 31 co $1.50. ~uguxt Echtenkamp,Hw-<e==f1~a =| : | : \-.County Conn.In Probate.10 0'ckn:k A.M.,at Qh.,W u ; In the Matter of the El tl le of fro nt door of the Washingtnn "W, '*$;¢.' i ° . . h w mn4> .lf ua..~ ~ ? * ° " 1 °in the City}Q¢x l l c1 s zI xI' I ~own last.Thursday af ternoon.Glenn and hee Hester, who re- urned recently from Kansas City, lo. where they had been taking a course in mechanics,left.for )dlas,Texas where they have secured positions. M. J. Stoetzel of Hastings wuz \ guest. at the H.H.Edznonson tome.Mr.Stoetzel is Mrs. Ed-nmson's father.He had with Lim two grnndsons whose homes ire nt Crete.~ Clayton Manhall was threaten- ha, was an Arlington visitor lastaweek.She was the guest ol her* dau ht-er, Mrs.Leslie Peterson.|Ti. Business Mens Ass'n. com~ plebed their organization recently and celebrated the event Satur- dny by a program at the opera house and free eats at the Lhreeg'a1!es,Hodleys,Blackburns ~Istiens.A boxing mntrh was held la t 11 o'clock between .lack Cndy und Vernon Jungbluth.There' were violin solos by Bnnn Peter-2 ~ ~h " aj'Chi ldren's ,ggc go $2.98-make »w»<uu uuu serum,uuulc uncu-iri g in a ny outside i'f';»,,f'" slignrlyour selections now-dlheadxius.(E§;;,y be ? nd -=-;§ ;_;{==. 555; gg ms g g g " 3 . ' ;° . . "' € '. i "; wu s ~Fashion Center Costs for Spring Eehtenkamp and Miss Leona Holt- a axe an-i daily--t.hey are so man.wi nd different this Spring that Everyl Clarence Wilkenlng, Gilbert Lall Mr. and M m Tom Meldahon, Woman lm Misa wi" surely want man and Art Mengedoht attended §;Fn\ha:fn,f'l°d¢°2§ I-'. c. Ruwe a new -Cont.Come in and look at airgnoe at Hooper Saturday eve- 'them.The sizes range from 14 '.~ ~ w.s2 ~ Sport; and ~ @ » » » *M: f: .=~ ° . i ' .:~ § '. z» .," °h: .e .;,=; Gibbs has been living m d will pnced at $10 to $25.'l~1t were Fremont visitors Sunday gn. move on it, while Phil Holtz, who ernoon.has lived on the bottom south of B E L L C R E E K V A L L E Y |The pleasant hour club met at| |Fashion Center-the shoe store of Bla ir-of!ers yon s m m new styles in slippers that wear ibr IWomen and Misses priced at $2.98 to $6.50; Childlen's Robinhood at $1.49 to $3-89;1-:mm Jettick,$5 and ss.7-it Fashion Center Coats for Spring are nrrivlng daily -they are so diferent this Spring that Every Woman and Miss will surely want a new Cont-Come in and look atthem.The sizes range from 14sg.f»qf1__S§ffl§g=g§__lfl\1§__sf_1;1;g_3 tpwn. ss. rented the Walkenhorst \_ _.,uw si ms gf Mm- Juli us nedmk., rested i n sud estate are hereby(notified that on the 5th day of dtiarch, 1930, Augusta Jensen filed'n pg 'tion i n said County Coon.Id le 'among other things that Mary . Rogers, an inhabitant of Washington C o u n t y ,Nebraska, died on the 'ith day of Janunry,1930, leaving no last Will and Testamenfq and possessed of Real and Personal Estate estimated at $4500.00 and praying lor admin- istration thereof, l!»y ou fai l to anew' a t s aidCounty Court on the 29th dny oi' u»<{§§h§§£ §{.n'éI"?2. "IEEE" JS g ins described real mm , Lots number seven (7)<1eight(3), in block number S i . enty (70).in the City of Forts i n. .Washington County, Ne- Lots number One (1)<1 'xv(2) in block number r».f§'§.a..§Z (sv) in the City ol Fon Calhoun, Washington County, Nehraslm Lot number Seventeen (1'I).'ln Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Marshall and daughter, Georgia, who left here! early in the winter !or Caiifo , returned home last week.They spent the winter with their sonandwife,Mr.and Mrs.l.ealie=Marshall at Pasadena and Georda attended achooL Mr. and Mrs.G.A.Marshall also arrived home last week fromn five weeks pleasure trip to the west coast an the HawaiianIslands.About the first thingMr.Marshall di on his arrival hame was to hunt his fur cont as our reocnt cold weather arrivedabout the some time he did. Mr.and Mrs.F.M.Wilkins, who have been in Lansing, Miph. sinoe last Novemberf at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Glen Lud~wig, arrived home the latter part of last week. The town basketball met their first defeat of the season last Monday night at Valley when they were defeated by the fast Valleyteam.Otis Decker also lost his place, as high point man of the I I. .._.'rhursda aftei?...i'»i' week with a pneum°m'isi:lw i`>`$'rS¢i.i."`"rT§i¢§J.f§f' 'l'he:\! Mr. md Mm j_B_ Speer have The piriochle club met at theisoglr.a n d ~ ~Laaker lwere three addresses,given Wa als thei r residence in town to Dr.R.C.Swlshervo(A'"'¥t'-"'~|W¢sley Hindmarah.They areRav. Samuelson i djlgg an dgg- moving to West Point where theyMontgomery, an n P9 ent `|pla:| to make their home with a er of Omaha.The chunlatored,mghw,_ gggbrg reaction 0: the d e g f The little granddaughter of Mr. ent merchants and farmers of a and llrs.John Eehtenkamp Sr.,it Aho t hundred r | h u been quite ill with scarletcommuny.u a pesonswere present at the ,.~mm.'§;;ff f-3 °hg,hfm,;dg her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marshalll 0,5 Wnynn rs e Meier at Marti , s . D.announce the irt '._.of a daughter at the G. A. Mar-lJ T e children of Mr. and Mrs. shall home Friday, Feb. 28.~I "apfer have the whoop- A group of Arlington ladies| "K cough. were guests Wednesday at a one o'clock luncheon at the beautiful new home in maha, of Mr. andMrs. H. W.shall.Those go- ~in|;from he were Mesdames John F. Laakc , W. A. Reckmeyer I | l Platte Valley league, Wicklund ol Valley, taking Grst place. A number of Arlington people nttendw the district tournamentheld in Blair Thursday, Friday and Saturday uf last week and rooted* for the Arlington high school boys.Our team kept going until; the finals Saturday night when they lost to the Deaf and Dumbschoolteamthescorebeing 30 Frank Willia s,A.0.Hawldns, H.W. Schoettger, G.I.I'feit'ier,J. D. Newcom, Ethel Unland and W.A. and Dora Whitfond.Two Omaha ladies,Mesdames Wood- man and Crapenhoft were also present. A very pleasam evening was Roland Or-moby of the ArlingtonIvicinity, is a patient in the Rich~ mond hospital in Fremoht.Heunderwentan operation Friday ; l spent at the Methodist church.last Wednesday e\enin_|whenabout 100 gersons gathered for a covered dis supper and program.Dr. Bryan Howe of.0maha. nas~ tor of the Grace M.E.church, was the principal speaker.Mrs.H. J. Grove entertained with one of her fine readings.There were vocal solos by Harry McClellan,Jr. and Therlo Reckmeyer and a violin solo hy Catherine Winset. Ii morning.He cut his foot with an ax while at work about hisfarmandbloodpoisoningde- veloped.His condition became quite serious and his parents who were at their winter house in San Diego, Calif.were notified His father, ,Major Ormsby, came at once to Fremont and was pres-ent during the operation.Mr.Ormshy plans to remain until his son is out of danger before re-turning to California. Richard Eisner is building an addition to his farm house west of town. Mr. and Mrs. M. A.Matz have rented a farm near Kennard forthe coming year. Fashion Center Beauty Parlor l l Phone 47--Alice Triplctt.7~1t| home of Mr.and Mrs.August! Kerkhoif Tuesday evening.Misa Lucille Heuennan ol Arl~ington spent the week-end with Naomi Brackett. George Fnnke a n d Adolph Schumann were Omaha businesscallers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.Adolph Holtman, Anita and Richard,visited Sun- day afternoon at Wm. Holtmarfs. Mr.and Mrs. George Strenge* and Kenneth were West Point visitors Sunday afternoon. Mr.and Mrs.Henry Scheer and Lorraine and Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Hartung and Phyliss Rose spent Sunday evening at Dxck Lallman'a. .Irvin Holtman, Irvin Christ, Al- fred and Elmer Wulfi were Arl- ington high school visitors Wed- naday afternoon.Gilbert and Cecil Lallman wereSunday evening visitors at \Vm. Holtma naMrs Gottlieb Echtenkamp and Alice visited Friday afternoon at Albert Laaker's.Mr. and Mrs. August Kerkhoff and sons,Stanley and Rodney, were Sunday afternoon guests at 'w 's.Howard Ru eThe following families gathered at the home of Mr.and Mrs. John Editen p, Sr. in Arlxngufn Tuesday evening in honor of thelr| forty-third wedding anniversary. The evening was spent visiting, playing cards and games.At alate hoar lunch wsu served to the~ \ drove to Tilden Monday to nt- tend the funeral of a relatin. Fashion Center Goats for Spring. are arriving daily -they are sodifferentthisSpring that He r y : Woman and Miss will surely wantf a new Coat.Come in and look atf them.The sizes ga from 14 to 52 in Sport and Dress Coats priced at $10 to $25.'I-lt Fashion Center-the shoe store of Blair-offers you smart new»styles in slippers that we a r' Ml Women and Misses priced at $2.98 to $6.50; Children's Rohinhood at $1.49 to $8.39;Enna Jettick,$5 and S6.7-It I NEW ENGLAND NEWS Mr.and Mrs.Geo. .Thompson and Louie Larsen were FridayeveningvisitorsattheEarlThompson home. _Ruth Paulson, who is working in Omaha,spent the weekendwithherparents,Mr.and Mrs.Chas. Paulson.. Joe and Mattie Weber of Blair,were Friday evening visitors atthe Julius Weber home. Mrs.E.W.Smith and daugh- ter, Mrs. Walter MelerhenrywereTuesday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Louie Hovendick. Mrs.Howard Curley and chil- dren spent Tuesday with her sis- ter, Itlrs.Chris Larsen,assisting to 52 ia Sport and Dress Coats priced at $10 to $25.'I-It Women and Misses: Select your New Spring Outfit at the Fashion Center i n Bl a i r- th e i r Spring Stocks are now complete in d l lines carried,auch a s Coats. Dresses, Mlllinery, Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves,Silk Underwear,Wash Dresses.Always try the Fashion Center Fi'st they will have what you want and save you money, too!7-lt CHRISTIAN CHURCH A. J. Hargett, Pastor Bible School,10 A. M. Morning Worship, ll A. M. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 P. M. Preaching, 7:80.P. M. Mid-Week meeting,Wednesday, :30 P. M. A beautiful booklet will be given to every pupil next Sunday. Be on time at Sunday school, to hear what the pastor has to say about the beautiful booklet that will be given you.~ Sunday is Covenant Day for the Christian 'church a t Blair.On that day, let every member enter into a solemn covenant with the church throughout the world to write in the universal eelehration of the nineteen-hundredth anni- versary of Pentecost. The "World's Da y of Prayer" will be observed at Baptist church 7 March, 1930, at 10 o'¢-.lock A. M and oontest said petition,th Court .will appoint Auus ta Jer len or lome other sdt: le perno Administrator and proceed to settlement ot said estate._ Witness my hand and OfflenSeal this 5th day of March, 198| (SEAL)1. c. ELLER, 7-4t County Judgl NOTICE FOR ADMIN- MINISTRATION OF ESTATI O'I-Ianlon & 0'Hanlon,Attys. STATE OF NEBRASKA || .asWashington County,I County Court.In Probate. i n the Matter of the Fatate o I-'erdmnd C. Rave, Deceased: The heirs, next of kin, legateer creditors and All persons intermt ed in said estate are hereby noti fied that on the Zlst day of Feb warg/1930,Otto Ruwe Bled 1 peti ' n in mid County Court ai loglng among other things tha Ferdinand C. Ruwc, an inhabitan o! Washington County, Nebraska died on the 17th day of February 1930,leaving no last Will am Testament, and possessed ol Rea and Personal Estate estimated a $25,000.00 and praying for ad ministration thereof. If you fail to appear- at ani( County Court on the 20th day 0: March, 1930, at 10 o'c.lock A. M. and contest said petition,the 1.,le|- n a tl J. » E t I. B t c w'ri l r 1 z ua 1I i l »,v » F » vf »» l block nprnher Ten (IO),in the Village of Arlington, Washington County,Nehnslm,save and ex- cept therefrom the following part ot lot. 17, to-wit:Commencing xt ilu Southwest corner of said lot 17, running thence east One han- dred and mn feet, running thence north forty feet,running theme west One hundred and ten feet running theme south forty feet tothe place of beg-inning. .Commendng at a point forty-dx feet west of the Southeast Corner of lot Seven in block Twenty in the Village of Arlington,Wash- ington County, Nebraska, nznning- thenoe sixty feet north,parallel with lot line, hence running wyst twenty-two feet,running genes south sixty feet,running eme east twenty-two feet to the place of beginning, 1-fig? a part of lat 7,in Block 20 r the nforespid Villa ge of Arli ngon. To satisfy the liens and encum- bmncea therein set forth; to mt- ilfy the sum of $129.47 costs, and the increased and accruing costs, all ak provided by Said order and decree and by lnw in such cases made and provided. Dated nt Blair, Nebraska,this 19th day of February, 1930. Maurice Mehrens, Sheriff of Washington,County,Nebrulm. v 6-5b NOTICE 'ro CREDITORS OF ESTATE STATE OF NEBRASKA I I asWashington County,| ln LM County Court. In the Matter of the Estate od Joe Johnson, Deceased: To the Creditors of Said Estate: You are lierehy Notified, That I w i l l sit at the County Co nn Room in Blair in said County on the 14th day o l March and the 15th day of June, 1930 at 10 o'clock a. rn. meh day to receive und pxamineallclaimsagainsta nd Estatejivith a view to their ad~ justment and allowance. 'Ure time limited for the presentation of claims llguinit said Estate is 3 months from the 14th day ot March, A. D. 1930, and flue time limited for payment of debts is One Ycarirom said 14th day of March, 1930. 'WITNESS my hand and the s e n of sui¢l County Court,this 15th day of `eb., 1030. (SEAL)I. C. ELLER, 5-St County Judge. I I fs L /;\ _. W.\ . vm,\ mm mm |Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hovendick spent the first of the week at the 'Raymond Magill home.|Iauie Larsen of Blair, in help- ing George Loftis with his farm work. SEDAN-T'lli.| ~ il | re n buy for someone.Body hu orlghml n m h lmd uphullierlng- is gud. Motor and t i n :in I i m e l u l uhape.D o w n pa -~$ 1 7 5 m e o v : - : n u mb 6 S E D A N - -,~-'`f.~ f ~ ~ " " " " '.: \ ®`»a'1~T5*»"' ..»,=»'='f~ 1 ~~ ~ ~ » [ \ ~Q ~R E D U C T I O N , f f ~ 1 0 0 1 5 ,' G K f o r ,~ o l i u ~~ WITH ar>~fTHAT COUNTS" If you haven't attendant Chevtolefs Great pf-Ing Clearance Sale, come ln today!To make t thebglggeat of its kind °g°f held in this community we o er big reductions n popular care that net a new record of value for yuur do..ar! ' I ` h e b l ~» - -'~' trade-lm . Nm yea m m a h a n u m q a ? e n a ~ ' able used mr baring the red tag "with an O thateolhntx".This dgni lla that the car has beenthoroughly reconditioned by expert mechanics to top-notch apparanee and pef0rmance., "." f , f~ \ \/fx Q~\ f ? \ ' * r » : » f ' = - nn r i ? l |¢|1 :Q 0Bla ir ,sp en t F r i d a y a n d Sa tu rd a y a t the.f a r m wi t h M r .a n d Mr s . A r th u r A n d e r s o n . Mr s . J u li u s W e be r s p en t W ed ~ nesday a t th e h o me o f h e r p a r - en ts ,M r .a n d Mr s .Th o n va ld Han se n. Mr s .Lo u i e Ho ve nd i c k an d so n Q .... ACT TODAY..DONT MISS THESE sA'n'6A|N§T Court will appoint;John Oberst,with her work.Friday, 2:30 P. M.Come worghipMrs.Neil 'Thompson and babywith us on this occasion. of Blair, were Friday visitors a and in pursuance of a Elecree of said court in an action therein, indexed at.Execution Docket.D Number 3498 nt ; 457, where- in D. Z. Murnme is plaintiff and Ed\\'a1'd W.Pfeiffer,et al,are <'cfendants, I will on the 3151: darofMarch,1930,at.the hour nf Mr.and Mrs.Vick Skov andfamilyspentWednesdayevening at the Claude C1emgnts home.I Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Maszill and Junior spent FHday ewninp; at the Floyd Mzuzill home.Mr.and Mrs. Henry IIovendick wore Sunday visitors nt the Floyd Magi!! home.1' - - - - - f f '4 N O T I C E F O R A D M I N- I ISTRATION OF ESTATE - - .. . . . » , S T A T I C G F N E B R A S K A I 1 f I` Washington County,] Henry Mcncke, Atty. ss Administrator and proceed to a settlemgnt nf said estafe. Witness my hand Bhd Official Seal this 21st day of February, 1930.(SEAL)1 . c . E L L ER / 641:County Judge. Fa s h i o n Ce n te r Be a u ty Pa r lo r P h o n e 4 ' ¥ - A li c e Tr i p le tt.' I - lt Fa sh io n C en te r Coats f o r S p r i n g ar e a r r i vi n g daily ---they a r e so di f f er e n t thi s_ Sp ri ng th a t E ve r y ||;;. .... 1929 Cevrolet Coach \ .-1'| ..;;;~ffm ~ ~ ~,,\,~1»mmu~gi ; I ~ ~,. NOTICE OP snEn1FF's SALE Henry Mencke, Attorney. IN 'rl-IE DISTRICT COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEB- RASKA. By virtue of an order of sale issued o ut v i the District Court ,,, xx new Coat.Come in and look at them.The sizes range from 14 w 52 in Sport and Dress- Coats priced at $10 to $25.'I-lt e al Ho na our showrooms ~th late model low mileage mrs t h e f a m o u ~ ~ " O K ~ ~ 'that must be sold this week to mime room for more and save!u n I -vy n m MOST Ex'm Aonnm AnY VALUIS ~ m w i m u c s n 4 AND 6 cYLm n|:n_m ns . \ . - -~/H would make some young man a nice car.Ir. is peppy and snappy. This car has original finish. P r i c c d a t - - - - - - - Motor in good shape.~ 1927 CHEVROLET COUPF Here ig a real bargain.Motor recondi-1 ".I r s='.F' ,~£. ' ll gg, I=l' -'n I r. 315-P. 9. .3"f r6' I- ~; | I§'Q 5 ! | r 9.i i |e' L 'if Ie, ig: I ; 5 s1 I |.|:~,fI; »a 0 *E af?gg : : ' . r 4 ;|g | . \ g 1|,f as x~~~ f f ~~: 1 3 4 Ifrrl fl Jf ,. » \. L)3 \'|; . . D' if y [ f f m ||rz I-4 \ 1 \ ;v i e .\\.: |, v ,r \ . . - J».af_!a i ' l f ' ¢ l 'Q ».~4\|Q - E ' : :. \\.» 3/ I n # ~ q f . ; L . f f L /6° | |-I 00 mg Ahead What D 1 , \ . ¢....--._ y- -.. .. .|| usL /E 1 & - ~ '1 ¢ z l l ¢ » v ¢ r 1 ¢|Q I , cl-|Evno|.srsy/wsmmoclea/moe A 11 ~aw ~~"' »» __._.____| ___ .,,._......._/ c H E \. ; . z _ 0 L E T 1 u ~ . 1 I "= f ` \ gl*»'|~i ;| g f ' I i t\F \|r| l _ i { I » "f\»~ 1 - - g :|| ~ |»=..| c_ _ _ . _ » - - - - the Earl Thompson home.|Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hovendick spent the first of the week at the 'Raymond Magill home.|Iauie Larsen of Blair, in help- ing George Loftis with his farm work. i1:mmmm1nmnmlvmmmxmrmrmv\rv~v l |¢|1 :Q 0Bla ir ,sp en t F r i d a y a n d Sa tu rd a y a t the.f a r m wi t h M r .a n d Mr s . A r th u r A n d e r s o n . Mr s . J u li u s W e be r s p en t W ed ~ nesday a t th e h o me o f h e r p a r - en ts ,M r .a n d Mr s .Th o n va ld Han se n. Mr s .Lo u i e Ho ve nd i c k an d so n Q .... SEDAN-Thi.: eu- il | ren buy for someone.Body hu original finidn lmd uphullierlng- is gud. Motor and tin: in I i m elul ~ .'1°.':1 rv: $175 m e ov:-:numb 6 SEDAN- Hcre's a mal car for any kind of driving.This is a wry roomy c!r.The upholsteing and finishare spotless. "nw tires show very little wear.A bar~$ 2 3 0 1926 LANDAU SEDAN-An idea' car for all kinda of weather.Can comlbrtably accomodate five. Just newiy re-ducoed.Motor in firstclass condition.At a l o w p l i o e - - - ~ - -~ -,~-'`~. /_f : \ /® c , ¢ ' s ,»-»'I<: '. '» - » : ¢ ' I a f f : / ', 1 ~~ ~ ~ » [ \ ~ C nenucnou u E n 1'°<"==~ON ~ ary ~ ~ If you haven't attendant Chevtolefs Great pf-Ing Clearance Sale, come ln today!To make t thebglggeat of its kind °g°f held in this community we o er big reductions n popular care that net a new record of value for yuur do..ar! ' I ` h e b l ~» - -'~' trade-lm . Nm yea m m a h a n u m q a ? e n a ~ ' able used mr baring the red tag "with an O thateolhntx".This dgni lla that the car has beenthoroughly reconditioned by expert mechanics to top-notch apparanee and pef0rmance., "." f , f~ \ \/fx Q~\ f ? \ ' * r » : » f ' = - nn r i ? ACT TODAY..DONT MISS THESE sA'n'6A|N§T ,,~.....=.Administrator and proceed to a settlemgnt nf said estafe. Witness my hand Bhd Official Seal this 21st day of February, 1930.(SEAL)1 . c . E L L ER / 641:County Judge. Fa s h i o n Ce n te r Be a u ty Pa r lo r P h o n e 4 ' ¥ - A li c e Tr i p le tt.' I - lt Fa sh io n C en te r Coats f o r S p r i n g ar e a r r i vi n g daily ---they a r e so di f f er e n t thi s_ Sp ri ng th a t E ve r y ||;;. .... and in pursuance of a Elecree of said court in an action therein, indexed at.Execution Docket.D Number 3498 nt ; 457, where- in D. Z. Murnme is plaintiff and Ed\\'a1'd W.Pfeiffer,et al,are <'cfendants, I will on the 3151: darofMarch,1930,at.the hour nf Mr.and Mrs.Vick Skov andfamilyspentWednesdayevening at the Claude C1emgnts home.I Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Maszill and Junior spent FHday ewninp; at the Floyd Mzuzill home.Mr.and Mrs. Henry IIovendick wore Sunday visitors nt the Floyd Magi!! home.1' ....._-r . l | ~.|| NOTICE FOR ADM IN- I ISTRATION OF ESTATE - - .. . . . » , S T A T I C G F N E B R A S K A I 1 f I` Washington County,] Henry Mcncke, Atty. ss NOTICE OP snEn1FF's SALE Henry Mencke, Attorney. IN 'rl-IE DISTRICT COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEB- RASKA. By virtue of an order of sale issued o ut v i the District Court ,,, xx new Coat.Come in and look at them.The sizes range from 14 w 52 in Sport and Dress- Coats priced at $10 to $25.'I-lt e al Ho na 1929 Cevrolet Coach . Jus! traded in on a ne Chevrolet Six and in excellent cvndilion. Body and upholstery like new. For sale-"with -mg o. K. that emmts" nofly first lucky buyer a " ;" " " "|_°=;»~»f f E E ¥ 3 ~~~' f ~ ~ ' e w 'm| | | , -Q ~ our showrooms ~th late model low mileage mrs t h e f a m o u ~ ~ " O K ~ ~ 'that must be sold this week to mime room for more and save!u n I -vy n m MOST Ex'm Aonnm AnY VALUIS ~ m w i m u c s n 4 AND 6 cYLm n|:n_m ns . \ . - -~/H would make some young man a nice car.Ir. ls peppy and snappy. This car has original finish. P r i c e d a t - - - - - - - Motor in good shape.~ 1927 CHEVROLET COUPF Here is a real bargain.Motor recondi- uoned,body reflnished_Uphol- stering is spotless and the tires show very little wear. P r l e e d a t - ~ - - - - -~ Two 1925 FORD o o u r l - a s - A red car for cheap transportation. Body nednlshed.Motor and tires 'n good shape.Your: d z o i o e - - ~ - ~ - - - ~~ FORDS-We have several Ford touring can that would mdne a 80°d mud car for the fnrni.Save your good car and buy one of these cheap. 1 ".I r s='.F' ,~£. ' ll 5 'J +~ . ~ '1_5 ~ ~f f,' u »1 ./!E&.§' ~wwq "1.u|[\ , -"Y \ 1 ._,\ 1 'Q I | \l i '. , . .,` J' x 1.1.~' ¢ 3 \~~ ~~ Looking Ahead What Do You See? W hen you give thought to the future what do you see?If you have a say- ings account with a strong bank,and add to it regularly,you will see in- creased prosperlty and greater happi- ness for yourself an d f am i l y .L o o k ' ahead...SAVE!~ Citizens State Bank A. R. BROCK, PI`€Sid€l'lt R. J. MURDOCH, ViC€~pl°€Sid8Dt B L A I R , N E B R . \ \ .¢- -~JE e - 1 =1Us /1 ¢zll¢»v¢r1¢i ; cl-|Evno|.srsy/wsmmoclea/moe A 11 ~aw ~~"' »» / C ~ m o L ~ ~ " 1 u ~ ~ ': .I . , |, f ` \ gl*»'|~i ;| g f ' I i t\F \|r| l _ i { I » "f\»~ 1 - - g :|| ~ |»=..| c ! 4 Dr. Nmnan K. Rmhmnnn o r r o m z r m s i 'Over the Blair Drug Co. Plwnc Black 41 Evenings by Appointment BLAIR ABSl'lACT & TITLE | COMPANY rBanded Abstracts:| 1PHONE 15mm Bldg.mm, Nebrulmi nn. Enwm T.s mDenunX-RAY SERVICE Otlleea in sun Bank Bldg.Phmm zss Bun-, Nelrr. CARL SCHMIDVI'lnmnnesBal Estate md LoansOfiou m sem Bank Bldg.. 4 '- xnn. w. F. HEMPHIL LDENTIST Loated in ew Home Theatre Bldg Bl d r, Ne b ns h aureus BECK aommo ABs'raAc'r~g H v m e s I l l m l y l e m a g . e a ! ! \THE EAT SHOP 4 4IE. c . FAM. Pmprlebuv'/ gIMHII. o n Cdl' \ Exnallant Cdlinn . 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RBOADES.rmbusha ISSUBD EVERY '@;snAY: in-ue W Your m g ~ ~under me A n ot G o u p w or- larch 3. 1879. bhery subscription Is rq mi e du open account.The names o i | nliscribers will be hnttldly ro-move d frvmo urm.\t| kl3li.| tattlni expiratio n of the tin! pi d (or ii the publishers be nndhud; other mae the subscription will remainhi(ores a t t h e d , ¢ , , w |mb- la lpti nn prim.Every subscribe!-nms t u n d mta n n m t h a n c md - 'in BENCH Norms Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thielioldt 1d so n, Mr. a nd Mn. Nels Sor-Qto n m d fazriiaawele Sunday dimer guests at home ol Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hamm.Mr. and Mrs. Jdm Hooks andcfxildmnvisitednt the home of lr. and Mrs Henry Jensen Sun- dby evening.Mr. and Mrs. LouisM_and children w e r e Sunday 'liner e at the homo o f Mr.and Gus MenckeMn a nd Mrs.E. C' Lippincott m d Don were Thursday eveningvisitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Ches Sutton.Mra.Albert hlnthiesen under-mnv.:i serious operation a t Lhei Hethodist hospital in Omaha onFri d®moming.Her mother,lfrs.Larson is shy ui g at the Mathieson home._Lila Ruth Guyer is spending agg" of her spring vamtion at them:of her gnmdpnrcnts,Mr. and Mrs.E. C.Lippincott.Mr.and Mrs John S'utton of Carlton spent the weekend at the parental. Chas.Sutton home.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Follen vis- ited nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fallen Sunday afternoon.ihe Bench Community Club met wilh Mrs.Fred Peck Thursday, with 17 members present and MissRice and Miss Ziegier, as visi!orS.i We were glad to have Mrs. Clark Lippincott back with us and wel- §0m9d little Virginiix Anne, the new club baby.As usual the firstpartof the afternoon was §pent waiting.Meeting waa opened by; the club song, "'1Ix': More We GetlTogether".Many hnppy diildlioodl memories were recalled during; roll call.We plan to meet Mch.' 13 with Mrs.Clark I..ippincoi.t,~when roll cull will be answered' with an Irish joke or superstition, this meeting being near St. Pat- rlck's . day.The cmertainment committee was asloed to haveSomethlikspecial.Le t every member be present.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck enter-\ tuned the following dinner guests, d their home Sunday:Messrs, and Mesdames A. K. Wilkins andEvelyn,`A. E. Wilkins and Phylis, Grover Wilkins and children and Ml. Mark Rhea.The party planned ty the Bench Community Club was a real suc- cess.All but three families were represented and everyone came to have a good time which helped the entertainment committee make it a real success.Those who were not dressed for a tackey party were fined. also fines for shined shoes, diamonds and white shim. A program consisting of songs,readings and pantornimes wugiven and Chester Davis and bro~wer furnished the music which ull especially enjoyed.Della. Nelson .....i m...ri,».. nfnig were chosen as ._ _.._ .. _. _ _ - _"._.....-»......- .-.H lill.-[SIDE NEWS OFGARDNER DISTRICT Mr. a nd Mn. Allre d Ande no n were Sunday dinner gunna nt the Emil Anderson home in Blair.Mr. and Mn. Harry Ervey and daughter,Faye spent Thursday evening at the John Jensenhome. Pad a nd August Ti mm ol theTelbasta.neighborhood,helped Lhdr mother, Hrs Au t Ti mm celebrate her birthday eduesday E d ;Anderson m x dinner a t the Robert Wilson home in Blair Wednesday.Mr. and Mrs. Dan Phillips spent Sunday at the L. L.Porter home near Elk City.Mrs. Jens Clausen called at the John Jensen J.L .Petersen homes Tuesday noon..Mr. and Mrs. 0 Chrlxtinnsen and baby spent y uftemoon at the Robert derson home, helping celebrate Mr.Ander.son'a binhday.Grandma Compton is spendingthis week at the home of her nom Fred Compton in Blair.Jim Edwards mowd to a farm near Kerman!March lst and John Newell moved on the fann which was vacated by Mr.Ed<wards and which he purchased some time o.Mr.and 'm J.L,Pewrsen spent Wednesday alternoon attheLaraPetersenhomenear Rose Hill.Mr.and Mrs.John Jensen anddaughters,Mr.and Mrs.FredJensen and daughters,visited at the Nels Petersen home, Friday evening. Mrs.Robert Rasmussen enter- tained the following relatives onSaturday evening in honor of her birthday: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jen- sen and two sons, Mr. and Mrs.George Rasmussen and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Matz and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Sar-ennen were Saturday afternoon visitors. Henry "mg of Ralston, visitedhis parents,ir. and Mrs. August Timm Monday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs.Jam Krogh vis» ited at the Frnnk Linden home on Monday ewning.Mr,und Mrs. J.L.Petersen cntermined ere following rela- tives a:\d friends Thursday e\e~ning: Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Smith and son,Junior, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sully, Dir. and Mrs.Harry Seltzof De Soto, Mr. und Mrs. Robert Rasmussen and two children and Miss Rosalie Foley.The evening v.as spent visiting and playing bridge und pinochle.About :dd- night, Mrs. Petersen served nnieelunchafber which the guests de- parted,thanking Mr.and Mrs. Petemzn for a pleasant evening.Dorothy Vimlerslev of Blair, is spending this week at the Otto Christianse home. Mr.and Mrs.Hurry Ervey were Sunday dinner guests at the Clark Stricklett home in Blair. Mr.und Mrs.Frank PetersenandLouis Witmnnn were Sunday visitors at the John Lorsch home 'near Calhoun.Mr.and Mrs.Fred CompbozispentSundayeveninga t the Harry Ervey home.Mrs. J.L .Petersen attended the Baptist Missionary meeting held at the -home of Mrs. Ed Jen-sen Thursday afmrnoon. Ed Beard of Wiggins, Colorado visited at the J. L. Petersen homeMonday evening. Donald and Fmnoes Boston spent Sunday at the Jess Hansen home in the Omni neighborhood helping Alva Hansen celebrate her birthday.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervey were Tuesday visitors nt (he home of their daughter, Mrs. Ed Ehninger :af-@if=mHy.n n e v l h o t .Co ma i na ndlo o ka t ~ B"'""'§&~.__._ i M i ne ¢ pd c e d n $ 1 ¢ o $ s 5 o i , ,, | 1 them.The slzesnngve fro m 1 4 dns md c o lo n n t t h e Fashion so sz in Sport and D r u Coat-I Center.7-1t| paced as :io m 326-1 - n Fashion Cenfar-the shoe Bborgi Fashion Ce nte r-the Ho si e ry o l Bhd:-o fte n you smart new Store of Bldr-o ffe rs you the styles in slippers that wear for choicest Silk Sto¢kin8\ that Wear Women md Misses prleed xt $2.98 -all the time.They feature Gold to $8.50;Childxelfs Robinhood at swi pe Onyx Po i mu,Kayser, $1.49 w s ms ;Hmm Jettick,ss Bobolink, Neverdsrn.1-1¢ Ind $6.7-1: M c C A R ' 1 ' H Y A N D conom-:eA1'1o N.4| . cuuncn L O N G C R E E K A.F.Newell,Pnnor D McDonald return-Dvrinz the morning S°"f°° _one a h o m e ~after spendins a ¥»':.¥'."§§.1 the pastor win give few days assisting her sister, younger '§_,=g=,, Ngngf g g i l i n .Chester Aron.-wn move wlturdia lly mv ne d'w re yafter their home near Rose Hill.The play given by the ladies ol the w.R.. in connection with 'the Literary Society, was well at.- te ndd and e=xi°y¢d by dl .The proceeds were turned over to the Literary Society lund._ Miss Rachel Humston is spend- inm the week a t the parental, Orville Humaton home.Theodore Hansen,mn o f Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Hansen,and Misa Vivien Miller o! Blair, were married last Thursday at Coun- cil Blulfb, Iowa.They plan onleaving this week for Bloomfield, Mo.where Ted has employment with the E.w .Kolterman road building concern..Quite a number of friends and relative;of Henry Wulhern call- ed at his home last Sunday after- Chureh School until at least the second hymn and talk. Announcement will be made at the morning service concerning#the place for church servica dur- ing March.The contract has beenletforthemdecoratingofthe auditorium and the social mo m during the month.The work will be finished in time for the 60th anniversary celebradon, March 30. The young people will meet inthechurchdi dng room Sunday at 6:15 for their lunch and dis.cussion meeting. Pierce_ Allm gave the Pioneers A most Interesting talk on flying Wednesday afternoon at their weekly meeEng. Fashion Cenier--the shoe storenoon to extend birthday greetings.¢°f Blair-often you smart new¥ Those preesnt were Conrad Wul-ist!/les in slippers that wear Dori hem,Mrs.Chris Paulsen,Lods,|Women and Misses priced at $2,98' Willie and Rosa Wulbern and Lhef,q $6.50; `Children's Robinhood at Messrs and .Mesdamea Leonard|$]__49 w $3-39;Euna.Jettick,$5 lumix, Rudolph Kohl, wixue Wul~ and ss.'1»1¢ bam,Fntz Jahnel and Harry Jshnel. ICompleteselections in Fownes Mr. ma Mrs.Hayes n°senba1m\Gl°ves for Spring for Women and called Sunday afternoon at thel Misses priced at $1 to $3.50 in allMerfon Winchell home..' d n s and colors at the Faahion| Miss Anna and Clarence Line Center.7.1¢ had as guests at s. dinner party last Thursday, Mr. and Mui Lud- wig Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Petersen.'Thursday was the first wed-ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tnihlsen and in honor ol the occasion they entertained thefollowing guests:Mr. and Mrs. Will Kingdon and family of Ken-natd, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Truhl- sen and son, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Humston and son,Delmar.Mr. and Mrs, Heier Truhlsen and Mr. and Mrs.Peter Jensen.Cards were played and a lunch consist- ing of sandwiches,ice cream,. cake and coffee was served by! the hostess.Jane Beales of Blair, ia spend- ing her vacation with Frances Thompson at the Will Thompson home.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long enter- tained a number of friends from this vicinity at Lheir home in Blair Saturday evening.Cards were enjoyed,there being seven tables.Mrs.Weston Long and V. o. Inland held high scores, andMrs. Hayes Rosenbaim and Lud- wig Jensen received consolutions. The hostess served delicious re- freshments.All repon a very en- joyable evening. The Messrs. and Mesdames Wal- ter Novak and Hayes Rosenbalm spent Thursday evening at theNielsUhristensenhome,helping them celebrate their seventh wed-ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Niels Christensen and children spent Friday at theparental,August Matmn home,[ near Kennnrd. Mr.and Mrs. Will Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barry at- oended the dance at the Kennnrd pavilion Saturday ewning. Mr. and Mrs. Weston Long andghildren and llr. end lirs. Ludwig| SPIKER HAPPENINGS The Stitch and Chatter Club held a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Patrick Feb.24.They will leave soon for their home near Pender. Mrs. Andrew Albsch and chil- dren spent Tuesdny with Mrs, Louis Rasmussen.Mr.Albach shelled com for Hans Larsen. Mr.and Mrs.Pete Andersen spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.Morris Christensen andfamily.| Mrs.Ari hur Andersen spent Tuesday afternoon with her moth- er,Mrs.J.R.Christiansen,near Admah,_ Willie Hovendick spent the week end with home folks.| Mrs.Chris kndersen spent lust! Thursday with Mrs.Pehe Ander-l sen.Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Andersen and! daughters of Blair, called on Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Andersen Tues- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rasmussen called on Mr. and Mrs. I-Inns Chris tensen Thursday evening. Mr.and Mrs. 0. M.Ireland of Blair, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.Louis Rasmussen and fam~ ily. Mr. and Mrs.Niels Rasmussen and sons, Mr. und Mrs. Elmer En- field were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Matilda Timm. Miss Gladys Holstein spent last Monday afbernoon with M r s . Dwight Patrick.Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Engcr of ~Blnir, Mr. and Mrs. Murtih Larsen and sons of Orum, spent Tuesday Mrs.Ha m Christensen spent 'Fr-ldny at the parental,w .H. Hovendick home, while Mr. Claris- m m w a s in Blair on business. Donald,son of Mr.i n d Mrs. Ed Holltein. broke his arm Sun- day while playing.It is lzealini! quickly and he started to school again Wdnesday. Mrs.R.Rasmussen and Miss Martha lelt Monday for Cnninmta, South Dakota, to take treatment of Dr. Ortman.We hope Martha comes home feeling better.Miss Pearl Ti mm will take care o ! things at home for them during their absence.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolsman oi Blair,moved to the farm with Willie Andersen, brother of Mrs. Wnlsmnn, Monday.Mr. Andersen has been in poor health this win- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andersen and Mr.and Mrs. Wm.Chris- tiansen and baby spent Friday at Thorwsld Petersen's to help Dar- leen celebrate her birthday. Mr.and Mrs.Louie Kzmdsen and Earl were in Omaha Friday to consult a doctor about Earl. Fashion Center-the shoe shore of Blair-offers _you smart new styles in slippers that wear for Women and Misses priced at $2.98 to $6.50;Children's Robinhood at $1.49 to $3.89;Enna Jettick,$5 and $6.'I-It Complete selections in Fovmes Gloves for Spring for Women and Misses priced at $1 to $8.50 in all sizes and colors at the Fashion Center.7-lt PEACEFUL HILLMr.and Mrs.Emil Lamp vis-' ited at the Henry Wesemann home Sunday afternoon. Mr.and Mrs. John Wrich aff- tended the 20th wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Carson Han- sen at Benson Sunday. Misses Marjorie and Verna Kuhr spent the weeke nd at the parental, H. C. Kuhr home Miss Marjorie \Kuhr is at home this week as the Blair school has a weeks vacation. Leora and Corinne Wrioh ure hack in school after being sickl with the chicken-poxx Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wrichab tended the funeral of Mrs. Chris- tian Johnson on Sunday. Miss Evelyn Kr\owlton mZ1lph and Jack Kuhr were Bl 'all- ers Thursday after school. Richard Lamp visited at the August Kahnk home Sunday aft- ei-noon..7 Harvey Kuhr,Raymond Kuhr and Albert Kahnk attended a show at Blair Sunday. . Lillian and Louie Kahnk are onthe sick list this week._ ;; _ Miss Evelyn Knowlton and Missl llarjorie Kuhr attended a show at lair Sunday afternoon. 'Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nelson call- at the H. C. Kuhr home Sun- _ny evening. Peter M. Tyson's Bred Sow Sale 11' At the McCracken yards, Bluir,| Du Monday, March 10th,1030 at one o'clo|:k. I will sell 85 heud of .nicc, Bldr. Nebruh. Mareh 6. 1980 3 1 4 for elirly .April furrow."These sows are bred to the beat pure bred Spotted Poland Chin; bears that I condd find xt the F d n . The sown lava been led nad exercised purposely for this sale, and should produce large, strong. hwthy litters. This strain of Spotted Poland: have proved money mnkers for me, and I believe you will want some of them, Remember the date,Heh.10, 1980. P. M. Tyson, Owner. Jensen & Bross, Auctioneers.6-2t Fashion Center-the shoe store _ . . u . . . . . furnished without expense to the No obligation for future mili- Cnry service of my kind in incur- red by .those who attend these camps.. MRS. NINA JOHNSON Mrs. Nina Johnson passed away at her home in Washington, Neb. on Friday,Feb.za o !throat trouble. Deceased wus born Feb.21, 1897 at Hooper,Neb.She was 1 candldnto. |man'ied to Christian Johnson in |1919 at her home in Washington end £0 them four ehildren were Mrs. W. A.Kerswttar of WaQh~ lngboa m d two sisters,Emma Bergman and Roma Jelferson, both of Wnhhingwn.' The funeral services were held from the church i n Washington, Sunday, March 2nd and internnnt made in the Pmirie View cemetery mvn Center Silk Dresses for Sprlng-choicest styles in lim 11 £0 52 priced at $6.75, $10 in $19.75 in all plsln colors and prints i n all maherials.7-lt r'11xe greatest line ol $1 and $2 wash Dresses in Blair can always be iound at the Fashion Center in sizes 14 to 52 in smart new styles |1 .| Women and Misses priced at $2.98 to .$6.50; Children'a Rnbinhood at .||ol t l ""b o r n w h o w i t h th e hu sb an d mo u r n he r d e a th . Besided th e i mme d i a te f a mi ly and ss.~1-1z The gxutest line of $1 and $2 Wa-sh Dresses in Blair can always be found at the Fashion Center in alza 14 w 52 in smart new styles i n Dmssea that are guaranteed not to fade.'I-It axndidates from the .states of Min~ nesota, North Dakota, South Da- kou.,Iowa.Nebraska,Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas.Camps will be established for thirty days from August 1 to August 30 at Fort Snelling, Minn; Fort Des Moines,Iowa;Fort Crook,Neb; and Fort Leavenworth,Kansas; FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE Annlkmg . "Night Ride" Feature Star Joseph Schildkraut and Barbara Ke nt "Buying a Mm " Comedy Lincoln,N.D,and from July 5 to August 3 at Jellferson Bar- racks, Mo. The object of the C.M.T. Camps, General Hagood ataies, is to develop the manhood of the nation by bringing together young men of high type frqm all walks of life, in the some uniform, on a common basis of equality, and under the most favorable condi~ tions of outdoor life,Lo teach them the privileges,duties,and SUNDAY and MONDAY S U N D A Y M A T I N E E All Tnlklng "Broadway Hooper" Feature Stars, Marie Snxnn, Jack Egln and Lewis Lazenda " J a zz M a m a s " Co m e d y A l s o P A T H E N E W S mnship;to inculcabe self-dis- cipline and obedience, and to de~ velop these young men physically, mentally, and morally. All applicants are examined physically and those who meet the requirements will be accepted for one of the training camps men» tioned.Travel expenses to the camps will belrefunded by paying candidates, upno arrival at camp, the travel allowance of five cents per mile for the distance TUESDAY Family Night, W ith every adult ticket one child ticket free " M i s s i s s i p p i G a i 1 1 b I e r " \ F e a t u r e Stars, Soseph Schildkraut and John Bennett "Beauty Spot" Comedy camp.The same allowance will be paid for the return travel,the day the candidates leave camp. All necessary expenses at the camp will he paid by the gov- ernment.Fdod,uniiforms,lodg- ing,athletic equipment,laundry service, end medical care will be W E D N E S D A Y a n d T H U R S D AY All Talking "Paris Bound" Feature 'Star, Anna Harding " Tu r k e y F o r Tw o " C o m e d y HE AD QUA RTE RS s ;' :. ." . '§ . NTH C O R P S A R E A Omaha, Nob., Feb. LIFE Plans for th e Ci tiz e ns 'Mi l i ta r y Tr a i n i n g C a mp s f o r 1930,just an noun c ed by Ma j o r Ge ne ra l J o h ns o n Ha g o o d , C o mm a n d i n g th e Se ven th Co r p s .. ....r '.\| | HOME THEATRE r The Home of Perfect Tm, Pidurex -THURSDAY All Talking "Shannons of Broadway"Feature Stars, James and Lucille Gleason Black Babies, Comedy not to fade.7-lt 1 »~.».:=-. lnnlllnln||mullmnn||iM|||||illMihhilh||illhlinn||i||MiimmlMikii|Hlii|Miliihii|}|ilii|}ii E The Proof of Good Prioting rand and Eda Anderson vmreSundny dinner guests at the Geo. Olin home near Calhoun. Grandma Compton was a Su:\-day dinner guest at the home of her daughfxr, Mrs. Maude Lemon in Blair. Mr.and Mrs.Frank Petersen were transacting business i n Omaha Saturday. Faye Ervey is spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Henry Tegt and family in Fremont. 1 »4 - I a r | rl 3 Ir -1 ii s! 1.is ;a1'1 '> ~Zi `| \»,151; ii w -s-? 'Qi -Fl,l ' l ~\~11 ~| Qr ''q w " r ¢ ' v \ " \ .. |. ',~i ( 51 .L .~' ~'»_,_ _ : " (; ,~ . x1)~=,/I ' Q J ~w .-;, u " /<.»k'~ ;' ~4="¢,:;~§§}. ".»= 1 .5 . 1}\' ..=¢:\~.,<; Just Phone 59 Vlfhen you want Quality Coal JUST PHONE 59.Our ample stocks assure delivery of the kind of coal you wish in the quantity that you need. HAVE YOU EVER TRIED COKE? AS USUAL We are well supplied with a full llne of of the best quality of field seeds. Plenty ol alfalfa and sweet clover. FARMERS TANKAGE OILMEAL. BRAN Jensen/Svere Sunday dinner guests at the Merritt Cook homB,mar Arlington.It was the birth a:mi~ versary of Mrs. Cook.Mrs.Weston Long entertainedthemembersoftheMcCarthy Ladies'Pmgressive Club at her home last Thursday afternoon. High five was played and ~pxizes were given Mrs. John Barry andMrs.v.o.Ireland.In the egg drawing contest,Mr s .Elmer Truhlsen won the prize.The next meeting will be held at tle FwdLong home in Blair, who will be :W1 _,~,Pa tr i c k .Poland Ch i n a bro od saws,br e d ~u~ ~~vn~ch~naxe~arri~ng da ily-~e y are ~different gms Snrinz that Every Complete selections in Fownes Woman and Miss will surely want Gloves for Spring for Women and l +~x ~.|.' ~~~n o |I .. Enjoy the Luxury of a Modern Bath Room _Who can measure the joyous f pleasure of stepping into a per- "i fect fitted bath?That is worth 'many times the cost,we know you will agree after evena short ».tdal.Let us give you complete cost estimates. John Moore Plumbing Co. § `r `f § ~ c i g é s e d md each re >u na n n ad u l l. a n nl n u ceived n prize.The nzfrcshxnenvcommitteethentookcharge wil:ffl enjoyed a fine Espper of ami-wiehes, cake, pickl and coffee.\ Mr. and Mrga. Henry Jensen a.nd` n number of relative were guests x1ta dinner party Sunday at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Jen-\ sen of Fremont. given in honor of, Mr. Jensen's birthday.Genrge Ki ng of Onawn,Iowa,visiwd Sunday evening with his' sigwr,Mrs.Louie Mcncke and' ~- The Sunday school attendanceQinday morning was thirty-three, all.officers and teachers were present but one.The "Cheerful Helpers"class had the best ab- tendance, there being eleven pres- ent.We should have betier nt- lamlly. __=____=_===_=_== 3 - n n :a n n :H n"# M Ql _ |_* H*u l - u l__an - n u a n u mu l - a nI z z :c a n4| qI - - 9l u l l !| _ _H u n u -l l l u l n - n n I l:u n 1 a tendanee in dl clasles so let us see some new faoea hex! Sunday. Mr.and Mrs.George Olinger and George, Jr. of Module, Iowa and Mrs.Bradford'Rltner of Lfngle,Wyoming were dinner guests on Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ollnger.' Mr. and Mm. Andrew Beckand family wle d o n Mr.and M m Manrus of Blair Sunday, Mr. and . Alfred Hansen and dll|¢i\!er cal on Mrs. ChristinaMiller of Kenuard on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Clifford Ray called on Mrs.Harry Sm.l!l\Tuesday afternoon.Wx are glad to hear Mrs. Smith ia able w be up again. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger called on_Mzs.Dad Sumner and Leon 'near Kerman! Tuesday evening. Mr._u1d Mrs. Llhea Sutton cadl~ ed.aa Mr. Jacob Andreason Saturday afbemoon and vdihed him 2 haPP)' birthday. Mr. and Mra. Harry Ervey am.-\.n»m»»Wndnandnu ,r § Iii E E The proof of good printing can usual- ly be accurgtely measured by the in- n v n a n n f l ` r l n l l n r n n n r l l ' A n | ' Q l " P | ` l l l ' l ' \2 §2 .\ » . \ C a 6 U \ » l u v l l a l o u n u v \ . » u \ v n v - , u n 1 -u v v .E r e s u l t o f p r i n t i n g c a r e .P l a c e y o u r § §n e x t p r i n t i n g o r d e r w i t h u s .T h e e x -§ E t r a c a r e w e u s e i n i t s p r e p a r a t i o n i s § §'sure to please you § ~ THE; ENj_rERPR1sE ~ §_MANUFACTURERS OF NICE THINGS WITH TYPE § §nn|||nnilmulu||||mmm||||mmmmum|||nn||nlu|||nm||||u||||| 4IIInnII|II|II|II||II||II|||||||||n|uu||||u|n§ \ din; dsibons at the home :af Mr. and Mrs. John Compwn. Mr. and Mrs. John Comptonand Betty called on Mrs. Maude Iemnn and son Tuesday evening. Fashion Center-th¢ Millinerv Swre of Blair-offérs ygu la rge and camplete selections" in the co.,r.L~,'. styles in Hats for Womenmd Misses puma at $1 so $1.50. Childrcxfs,6Bc to $2.98-makeyour aelectioym now al1 headsizes. Fashion Center Sjlk Dresses for Spring-cboicest styles in sizes 11 zo sz priced at $6.75, sm w $19.75 I 4 In allplmin colors and prints in mx mnbedals.7~1t Adverdse in The Enterprise. W umm B u d For Rent--Light housekeeping ~mx. Enquin 400 W.GnnL 64.1 Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Monow of 1--spent Sundly with the M. 'Den-ell family. Mr.and Mrs.E d Wal!! spent Lbs nun in1'1n Entanxins Hld yo ought you might bein u-run on your uublaipdon! Wmted-A place to work on s fum .Phone 111 on 82, Blnir.lt * For Sale-Brood Bows;also a young :pau of mules.Phone 221 on 48.Edward Quin.__ ..'7-27. For Sale-Nebraska Numher 21 Fur nitu re, mga a n d i n i "cov~ ingn.Ma th e w R .B e nd o rf.21- D r .W .F .He mp h i ll h a s p~ c h u e d u n e w E n k i n e s p o r t .=»» F o r Sale --' whi iie Ro c k habc hin eg g s, $4 p er 10 0 .Pho ne 2121 a 41 .'f-1 ;_ |g :|.||u . l 1..,,11Havvenin Furniture, mu and floor ,,,_,_|Advextbe b The Enterprlzn. lngl.lhthew R. Bandvrl.214.1 ,Furniture, rw and floor covl Mm. Ann; Cui ette r o f Umnha, i ntl lube ' R. Be ndo rf.21 - .... |mn. §.| ._m-"Nz n w ;M n ! I Kuhrfs photos will pleue you. tf|_{1i,glnt r>='l<=e@j°r.n=°°d1gcé- P1§\Jq }er-Dt hy lm d Su ' gmmpn g, 268.Fnrmen Produce Co.8841 -tl ov er Wal!! Dm Store.1-u Don't forget our hose-mending m can.. for sale: also ma of oat service.W. J,Su .6-rf n l!~""§1/|"'.=w . n a v m m i n 'nw Enm-prize. 'Be n na r d Ra h d mv e to C 0 un d l Biotin last Friday evening and vddud at the Floyd Evan! home. Mn. Bert Leonard of Kennard, has been spending n few days with her daughter,Mrs. J.E. Pound! and Mr. Pounds.' The ladies ot St. Mary's guild entertained at a beneht bridge and pinochle party at the parish was i n Blair vidti ng menus lanTuesday and Tuesday night. Permanent Wave,$'I.50. Allkinda of beauty work.Phone 1.97, Mn x. A. Pound, 206 E. Colfnx.s o u Mr. md i an. Wm. Ca rter a nd children of Om!-bi. spent Sunday at the Jonas Burchlm home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schafer of Omnlu,spent Frldny evening in Blair and attended the carnival dance at the parish mm. Mn. Max Turner is in the Cov- ....,...» Lmmirnl in Omaha. recover- ;av. ..-.-.-...-.,.. .,......__ __ .|price without dock..7-It _Akred Quint |m m I n - m m 0'H.mlon is v n- iling her brother, Luther, in Omn~ ha for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Klopp en~ tertnined the bridge club to which they belong on Tuesday evening. C. K. Bendorf, licensed emlmlm- er and undertaker, Blair.Olfiee phone, 161; ren. phone, 188.3~t! C. T.Gollehon of Omaha, was in Blair the fox-eport of the week hnvinv dental work done. straw.Phono 21 on 25.5-t! c. K. Bendorf, licensed embaI.m~ er and nndextnker, Blair.Oiiics phone, 181; rea. phone, 138.s -a Mila Jane Beal!went out to the Wm. Thompson home southof tovm last §nturday for a few days vine. Prof.Erthnd Nelsen of Dano College, was conlined to his bed with a severe attack of theg!'iPP€ the forepnrt of the week. Mm Ed Jensen entertained the ladies of the Baptist ehurch at For Sal -Stock hogs.Phone 1221 on 18.Will Linden.6-ti |Mr. and Mrs. John Newell mov- ed onto their farm west ol Blair, last Monday. Chris K.Bendorl,Undertaldng And ambulance aervioe. 'Phoneu ottioe, 161; reddenoe, 188.29-tf For Sale: White Wyandotte egg: from culled and bred to lay dock, $4.00 per 100.J. T. Nelson.5-tl Charles Cady is vidting his grandmother, Mrs. Olson of Omn- lm. thispeek. 0 E Isu e1PI 3] u o h r I I \.r I | L | u » I L i = ; r ";le--_L W otte §§`i`»If§f6.Eleo Wilson.'I-tf rss for lmwlwins. $800 Per 1oo.*The pinochle club .met lm eve- 'hone 11 on 24.6~3t'nin3 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Little Billy Dean Metzinger is A. C. Debol.' pending this week of vacation at Mrs.Wm.Scherdin. hu been he A. E.Dorsey home in hi e- quite sick for several days _wl uri Valley.hem trouble. For Sade C. C.. White Deghom Claude Hauschildt has moved ato}ing_eg:go._R:icker;_atradx. $3 ed into the Muilin property on `£¢={&f"f"`o'-'"1' VA |'\lw¢| For Sple-Buff Orpington hatch ing eggs, $3 per 100.Phone 12| on 26..6-2t-ec For Sde--Good tea 6fmule» Ph 121 on 24 r*I-i __..._~D. J. Phillips °Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Hunt am gon ~ u p to Sioux City lun I l l l l ITJBBGBY evenllisu 'uuauw uuay ¢"»¢.....,......._-_., _____n d i sMr . an d Mr s, J ames P ou nd s, J r. ,, 5J lE f ro m an operatx on a.gveb- mo ve d th e f o r ep a r t. o f th e we e k, § t' UK a lo n g a s we ll a s c ou ld b e | For shape. 'I-ar' Mr. dmve last Sale-A hay press in good Phone 12 on 84.John Zaloudek and Mrs.C.R. ' Skinner over to Shemndoah,Iowa Sunday to vlxdt the ndi o stations there. Do you play bridge?The En- nerprlse has |.complete new line o l score ends md place cards. Why not see them!1»t! 1 Mr.and Mrs.Ed Christiansen, who live north of town, entertain- jed n number of friends at dinner jus t Sunday evening.A very pleasant time was reported. Ed Lewellyn has moved into the residence of the late Mti .Ella ]'h'aon on west Grant.The le w- uellens have been living in the Anna Stewart house for a number of yenrs. Mrs. Gerald Lemon, of south of Blair,who has been confined in an Omaha hospital for several weeks,is reported to be slowly improving.Mrs. Lemon has been [in a serious condition,having undergone blood transfusion; last week.Her many friends hope she may continue to recover and mtum home econ. h e ; Ho me l a s t Tu mm y mmm A large crowd was present and a yery pleasant time was eni°Y¢d- A cxlew of men have been busy the put week mixing down some of the large cottonW0°d trees i n the railroad park a t Walker Avenue and Frcnt streets. The lu-ger logs will be used for lumber. Fashion Center-the shoe store of Bla ir-offer!you smart newstylesi n slippers that wear for Women and Misses priced at $2-93 W $6.50;Children's Robinhood at $1.49 m s u s ;Emu Je nie k.$5 and $6.'I-It Have you heard this Radio An- nouncement?To advertise our HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWERS and BULBS, we will send POST- PAID at planting time, 6 oriental Poppies,6 Hollyhocks,8 English Daisy; 3 Sweet William, 2 Canter- bury Bull, 3 Rocky Mt. Columbine plants, and 12 Superfine Rainbow Mixture Gladiolus bu\bs,if y ou will write fo r them at once and send a dollar to help defray the propagating and mailing expense. Catalogue free.Big bargains in Japanese Burberry Hedge.THEGARDNERNURSERYc o m - I Misa Alice Beckmann enf.erta£n~ d a dozen ol her school friends at dinner last I-'ridny evening. Mrs.W. M. Heller and Mrs. E.B.Redfield drove Lo Omaha last Thursday afternoon. Misa Aimee Ireland of Thkamah, *aa a guest of Mrs. Pump 0'Han- lon last. Friday and Saturday. A beautiful modern home,well located, for sale at an attractive price.N. T. Lund & Co.7-10 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wal!! and family o l Omaha,were Sunday dinner guests at the Victor Wolff home. Miss Frances Harrison and brother, Billy were Saturday nightguests at the Frank Jenkins home last Saturday. Mrs. w. P. Turner returned last Sunday from a ten days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Turner of Sioux Falls, S. D. For Sale -Two Pulled Short- ho m yearling bulls.Kennard phone 11 on 12.Fred Misfeldr.. Blair, Neb.5-tf Miss Luella Simpson is taking advantage of the spring vacation period and is visiting mlatives in Omaha . . . \ . . \ . \ per hundred.Phone 121 on 24.Third and Colin gn-eggs, 1-zt Mn. n. J. Phillips.Wanted-A theatre ohm celler Mr. and Mrs. L. J. wolf: and and cashier.Inquire of C.N. daughter,Patsy Lou of Omaha, Robinson ,t Home Theatre.7-It were Sunday visitors at the Vxc.mr, wednemhy ge 26-1 red tor Wolf! home.x ' h bout 115 unds.¢poWm.C°°k. Jr. and his 1|-semi, '»%'.?.1J'§i§»@ :unify Fay Jones.1 ' Misa Pleas of Omahé, spent Sun- dAy alfeimoon with Mr.Cook's aunts, Mrs. Ann; Cook Martin and Mi s s Mm Coo k. Ray Lynch drove his mother, Mrs.Lois Lynch to Ornahn Sun- day where she took the train for Lawrence,Kansas.She expects to stay about a wak. Mr. Carl Wolff and family vis~ iwd their wife and mother in the St.Joseplfs hospital i n Omaha Sunday alt/Brnoon.They found her condition impréved somewhat. Fashion Cénber Silk Dresses for Spring-choices! styles in sizes 11 to 52 priced at $6.75, sw Z0 $19.75 in d l plain colors and prints in all maherials.7-It Mr. and Mrs. Callie Myers and Joan spent a few days at the home of Mrs. Roland Overton last week Mr.Myers is doing barber work in Omaha. The Roberta Cate has taken onsome more of those modern ideas \ I I ! Some good acreage tyacts near Blxir for we at reasonable prices- 7 -lt N. T. Lund & Co. Miss Ruth Farnham spent sev- eral days recently in Omaha. the guest of Misa Frances Gross. Miss Elizabeth Hopewell,who teache s ~the Fremont schools, spent the week-end with home folks. Miss Matti: Weber, who teachesnear Arlington,spent the week- end with her mother, Mrs. Mary Weber. For Sale Today -1000 S.c . Reds and 500 White Rocks for sale.Phone 258.<7-lt Farmers Produce Hatchery' Mrs. Theo. Wahlstrom of Coun- cil Bluffs eame"up Thursday and is visiting at the John A.-Rhoades home this week. Misa Fredericka Matthiesenwill entertain at a bridge party Friday afternoon fo r a number of her ...\.~.\lrinnrlsx. ! Monday. Ré'v."§fG. Shick has moved into the Iéhh Newell property an wat Lincoln s t n a . Mgs. Harold Nielsen of Omaha, visited 'Mrs.J.Hilton Rhoades, south of Blair last Friday. P. C. Sorensen and Clyde Burger spent last Wednadny in Onawn, Iowa on buainesa Q For Sa le -9 2 5 Ford roadsten with pickup box and rack.Good shape.Theo. N, Qlson.7-lt Mrs. Ed Matthiesen attended a benefit bridge nt St. John's church in Omaha last Tuesday afternoon. Score cards, plus cards, hinhday cards, sympathy card;-all mn ba found at The Enterprise office. Popular price.1-ti Opal Hansen went out to.Spjk~ ei Monday mornlngio visit/Vera. Lamh's school and do a little pne- tice teaching.-' Miss Hazel Wulf of the Rose _Hill neighborhood,is staying a t the Helga: Hansen home while Mr. Hansen is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larson and.. son,, ,Kenneth of Herman,wgre dixmengmxests last Sunday eveninga t t h e ~W .B\ 1 1 » g e r h o m e . n _ _. into the Mrs. Johnnnsen residence expecwu- on 4th and Washing-ton streets.A ¢m-njvgl. dance was given at Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Arndt drove the Epiac0Pl1 pariah_hdl last Fri- qv to Tekamah .last .SEf"'»=>' where giay evazng md -_ww ¢r0:d fm; r, M1s.Mic`l1ae'and M1.fdanoe to be give~until after ~~ for me day.i nn s .x S o m e t h i n g N e w ' W h a t " I I Those Four New fbwlhs al llse Roberts Cafe Try Tbem.You'Il Like Them \. For Sale Small~Ford truck. Inquire Home Bakery.6-ltANNOUNCING We are Dealers for the - . . . -- " " ' " " " " I . . _ _- .- - -- _- - . .a t L i n c o l n ,s p e n t t h e w e e k ~ e n d a t d i n e r s w h o w i s h t o d i n e i n p r i -M i s s C a t h e r i n h B e e k m a n ,w h o i s D u g g u g e ;i I { w § f ? § ° » ] » ¢ ` E l 1 ` i n § " § ' f J & t h e _ h o m e o f h i s p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d v a t e .N o t h i n g ;l i k e b e e p i n g u p t e a c h i n g i n M i s s o u r i - V a l l e y , s p e n t e k g w i t h h e r p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d | 1 \ I r l .C .J .B e c k m a n n .w i f h t h e t i m e s .t h e w e e k - e n d a t t h e p a r e n t a l ,C I r s .C .W .B u r g e r . : m u m i s l l u m l l e u L u u r m m u w Au x ANNOUNCING We are Dealers for the Vesta Storage Battery Le!Us Fill Your Battery Needs ..' . | ~ | " ~ "~ l e r i ¢ ~ W h i ~ ' I ' h ~LaB¢ I f. ! Ditloi Wolsmann Service Station B L A I R , N E B R A S K A Church dinner at First Lutheran g r .s;'rlr;rs..Cirlton Taylo J.Becmaq home; .~Mr.George IIiiton of Wh`§f.e church Friday evening, March 14,and family of Omaha visited Mr.Mr. AM, Baughman, who is em-1,a]¢.¢,South Dakota,spent._ h i 1930 :liven by the Young PeolJle'=="l'n\rlnr'.\niuhrar Mm. ,Claim War- played at The Enterprise, mama week nd with his uncle and aunhu - Tim _l -IVesta Storage Battery Let Us Fill Your Battery Needs 1 :r |' : | ~ |" ~ "g i g ~ s,Ditloi Wolsmann Service Station B L A I R , N E B R A S K A 1 L ~~l v\» e To 55552 \Save C a s h l : ; ; ; " r i °50 pe r pla té .E e r y -;i :: w; 1 1; dm;; 1 ;l;. :u 'ii\2`v mvffr Su nd ay '* i " ' \ " ~ . f a mi i y a t Re v.a n d Mr s .W .H .Un d e r wo o d e l c o m e .' F - 2 t s p e n t t f i e a f t n m o o n a t t h e p a r -F a i l s C i t y ,N '. .C o m p l e t e s e l e c t i o n s i n F o v m e s : n n Q n s b n i n f \ n f u l l v a n i t y . .n | n i A T q " n u ' n i l \ n » t \ . n M T # h d \ { l ' i 1 ~~~r ' \ n n n n f a n e n i g m a ¢ n \ ¢u f n i n n n n h l 4 BM.get-ne ...C ...U po..are entitled to--renew your plugs--Champion X,39c, c Stores, 5th &Broad St., nt, Neb.7-lt Gabrielle Cook of Minerlo, has been spending a few isiting her parents, Mr. andleo. F. Carson. `She expects le for home Sunday. and Mrs. Ed. Wolff, Victor Mrs.Rose Metzinger nd ter,Erna spent Th day ;,, ffnlhmm nf thn hnmv nf ents., A. .,...,.... ..\....e.Subscriptions among merhbers, have _been solicited during.the past week for funds to be used in redecomting the interior of the Congregational churw.The work is to be started soon. A good 'I-roomliouse in fine condilion.Price for quick sole at 82250)See us at onoe if inter- ested in one of the most beautiful homes in the city.1 '7-lt N. T. Lund & Co. M i n Amari:-n Rnrlmnn.dmrrh- uwvca wr v yu ns .vi "vine" mn.Fremont,visited at the August Misses priced at $1 w saso in allDraegerandGhaunceywflkmaldzesand colors at the Fashion homes Sundky.'Centex '1-in Mrs. Carl Wolff is rcponed nsl slowly improving from her recentserious illness.She is still in an Omaha hospital, however. Miss Alice Beckman cntextdned the staff of the Blair high school paper,"Breezy Bits"al.dinner last Thursday evening. For Sale-Late 1926 Ford coupe in extra zood condition.A ba r- The young people of the Epis- copal chuwn mot lost Sunday eve- ning ut the Z. B. Smith home for their .discussion and social eve- ning. For Ssle Everlay S. C. Brown Leghorn eggs, $10.50 n 30 dozen case.Can supply case daily. Phone 22 on 43.Louie Mencke, Blair. Neb.6-if Pay When money and work isscarce,everyone shnuld en~deavor to make his food cash go the fa rthe st-tha t is. make it buy the most of the best foods,for the Ieasi money.Hard times bring more new customers to our utare- When money is scarce, l~`xemo Mrs llown, dnys v Mrs. C to lea' Mr. ..,.,.and Carry who has been very t week. :diate C. E. Society 5. A. J-Hargett at church parsonage ular monthly social 50 to 7:30 lust syn- ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Rod- gain.Phone Black 869. rnnn of Kimball, Neb., in visiting 'l-Jt M-C. DeGrofl.'. relatives in Blair for a time be-For Sale-An electric broader, fore entering an Omaha l\°SPiwl.h<>1d» soo chicks; Porter incubator; for an appendicltis operation.'galvanized coops a n d chicken The greatest lim of $1 and $2 crates.608 east South St.7-lt' Wahbresses in Blair can always For Sala Pure bred whim Wy- \.. :mmm as nm wnhinn ¢'»~\r/pf in .....|,.nn ..»...ss sn mu- hundred. Miss Mary Beth Hitchman is enwmlining at a one o'clockincheonwda'§'for n number of er friends.The girls are play- ing bddge following' the luncheon. For Sale-The Fitz Simmons home on west Grant street, priced rhrht fm- nninlr mln.Sen S.W. una \ l " ° - " g - ' c landsee how °The Intenm ~met with Mn the Christian Season : u r f r o m 5 : 5 1}". Wnnhinn C M , f v u A . v u u \ . |u l ymu . .»n u . ¢ v ¢ -w w - . - - ,- -I I I I N U M I N S u g b u g y u . w r u -- - - -¢ » h . . -n u ;1 - _» - - -- » - --1 t n f - - t h o s h o e g i m § i = ° i } f ' _ f f i 5 . " T i "2 ° ? _ t ' ; ¥ i ¥ f , 2 ! ! » <J .D e y .C a l h o u n e .P h o n e ' *. i ? § E ~' 2 l ? i ° § 2 b f : § = f f 2 ' . : < " * ; % & . . 2 f . ' t " * § 3 € Ever;fone, regardless of avoc ati on.welc omes th e c o mi n g o f Sp ri ng .Th e ag ri c u llur » is ts 'p la n ti n g season i s a season o f ac ti vity a n d re~ ne we d ambi tio ns ,o n d ac ti v- ity f o r e ve r y a le r t, en e rg e ti c ind ivid ua l.Th e p lan ti ng se a - so n is also th e season o f sha rpe ned app etite s.O u r sto re ha s a c o mp lete s to c k of app eti zi ng nc a so nnb le sp r i n g foods.'k ou ' ll fi n d h er e e ver y th i n g y o u r sp r i n g ap pe ti te . . ¢ -. . . . . , - v p .u v -, _ _- _,. - - _._' o f I 3 ' l a i r » - - o f f e r s y o u s m a r t n e w sty les i n sli ppe rs th a t n e a r f o r W o rn en a nd Mis se s pr ic ed a t $2.98 to $6.50;Ci1ildren's Roh in ho od a t $1.49 to $ 3 . 9 ;E n n a J e tti c k ,$5 and $43.' i - l t I Mr s .F .E .F la c k en te r ta i ne d | two ta bles ot' f ri en d s at. b ri d ge o n ln s t Sa tu r da y even in g.Lu nc h wa s | s c rve d d u r i n g th e even i ng .Th e fo llo win g we re p r e s en t: Mes d a me s I{.C .D e Gr o f f ,Ph i li p 0'I-Innlon, IR ures s es Luau.u n :|5uul.u.uu:¢:u 21,l'u|¢ f dn o t t o a e .7- 1t Mr s .L e e Hu d les o n a n d Mi s s F R E E Tu b e wi t h eac h G &J ,B eu la h Ro b er ts sp en t Tu e sd a y i n Tr e n d _Co rd or Balloo n.F r e e 30 Li nc oln.Th e y vi s i te d Mr s . Hu d le - d a y t n n l o n y o ur c ar .As k a bo u t' S0 n » 3 a u n t,Mi s s Ge o r g i a Mo o n . LIIIUIIB LIIU Lruawe, 1 Iulwm u. | n.uu"ba ll, W a ke fi eld. Neb ,44-ti' Mr . a n d Mrs . W i ll Re e h a nd so n , Me r r i ll Re eh aI\d wi f e dr o ve u p to He r man ' S un d a y af ter n oo n a n d §&E..§3jPP ;;.5g"a;; g;°@ tum;~Clar enc e (ioc henouer c a me u p lv i s i t e d M r s Re e h ' s sister.M r s "~.f r o m Om a h a Mo n d a y to vi s i t h i s l G ,8:.,.|F i ; " $ . ? l i . , S ' § $S th Br oa d gjg mo th e r ,Mr s .W rq.Sc h e rd m,wh o Se ll y ou r o ld b a tte ry to Ga mble e ness. f o r $1.50 i n exc h an ge f o r n e wba tte r y .A f r e e t r i a l o n o w n 'Th e Oma h a pa pe rs rec ently _-M ..-J _.......:u.._..................|.... ...tok bo re th e ann ou nc e me nt o f th e Ch r i s Ri c h ter .Th e y n e r e di n ne r guests tl1e"r€ ~ evening. Mr. and itfrs.--I:i.~hI. Booty enter- ta in ed th e br i dg e c lu b a t th ei rhome l:1st'=!l1'E°fsdoy evening.M r . and 1 \I rs .. F=r en k Stewart won f ir st nriom a n d 1\I!|r*alld Mr s .W a lte r \ 23 \ | i i 4 G a r d e n I"5t&I,0.EYUOSB bC!l!11lCl£, ueo.car ullu u.wrsuzen wurlu.u..\\-nu f M Te d H d r " - -- - -I°',we B |,¢N h ,h ma r r l a g e o r.ansen #Q G w h s.ates ,Lo u i e F a r n b e r g an d L y le m r r y h a d " { . m " " § 5 . 9 s " 1 ; f a § " @ h i § s _ V i v i a n Mi lle r ,b o th o f t h m i u c o w c u .u 3 uy er._" \ r o e t.a n o ,g |,Mr ' u n d M r s D e i ma r F e e r e n -pHc e.Sth & B r o a d Sz., Fr emgmt,v1cm1%y=I Os c q r H o p k m s a n d *IQ*'f§bt'3" fr ~A *H __Ne b ,I t l F 5 1 ._»-p,,_d |.were m atte nda nc e n£'°the d mn e r ~sa no th e f n ovunna- for dmner ':o r a e - -0 mg ls te r e sp ot-vi vn n hw n m wh nla lsi1 'hrn .nf (ima-.Seeds i.i;'.;;aj sf;..j§.;.| T'!° Monday "wins ~ e1=»'§e:L'3s':r.'3,°::'&.!:?°.:'.::"~ Ex-Iha,at the Fontunelle hotel last Thursday evening, and drew a couple of nice prizes." "` Mrs. Alfred Reer and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Sm 'Bwele drove up tn Sioux 'Ci¢y`Snnday to visit Mr.Feer who is in 'Hia hospital up there.He ia getting alongmieely t u n a ' A a YUM we sell Garden Seeds in pa c k a ge a Ou r stor e ha s a. f u ll a s s o r tm e n t o f N o r th e r m g r o wn ,D .M .F e r r y Co.. seeds;also,s i mi la r pac k ag- es f r o m Th e Ne b r a s k a Seed Co.Mn mv kin da u r n an H © © © @ @ © @ © @ © © © © © @ © © © © © © © © © © © © @ © @ @ © @ © o © g © ©g 3 e 22 ©© ©©©©©@ ©©©©©~'O ~3 fa)© © @©©§ ©©S)©©©O©O O Wire ~ericing STEEL POSTS Send us your order now for new fenc- ing material.We .have just unloaded a car load of Keystoné Galvannealed Fence Also Ankortite Steel Post C ( ~@ 3 Red Top Steel Posts © ©Creosote Yellow Pine Posts Q 0 .r ~-Koehler, Sr. of Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koehler and family of Uehling,Neh.,Mr.and Mn . Hurry Larson and family of Craig and Dale Slack o l Teka- nmh.L / _..._.Compton this week.Mrs.BertNoh held high score, Miss Beatricel Wm. P. Cook and "rife came up Bell drew cut pri m, and Miss from Omaha last Saturday for a Ema Metzinger,booby.Mrs.visit with Mr. Cook's sistérs, Mrs. CEfiord Halbert will entertain at Anna Cook Ma rtin and Mis s ~ the next meeting.,Co ok / 7-29 Curl Graverholt. Flourfor Every cent packages.If denirlhl0_,only a small quuntity of the hm quality of each variety.a ~u you will find our paekase nf-M. :....» _.|.._. ..._. _- - s and hopes to be home soon. Mn. Bertha McM|.nIlza.\ had thehm§L" "WI B£I1H}§é¥i¢§q\nw 'badly lut F ri da y morning while washingw The hose cohnecdon came l6ose_ on the machine,ac- counting (§r the' accident.A Mr. dnq"Mrs. J. Stokes of near* Herman, _spent Sunday gvgyiing with their son and wife. Mr. mid Mrs.Shirlev Btokas and theirIlitflegfa;idd§ughter, 'Mary Alice, at the Mrs. Mary Webex hoxhé.\ Thomaq Poweil.who h i a ge n' spending the winter with. his Flour that is skilfullyblendegl from spring and winter wheat is bound to -- - - v o " - m n u s u J V H " l It e n d e r ,c r o n - f e d p o t o r o v e n b e e f r o a s t s a l l d a y S a t u r d a i ' o r u n t i l o u r b i g 's t o c l g . - i n e x h a u s t e d .T h e s e t o u t s w i l l b e c u t f r o m y o u n g ,p l u m l l s t e e r s a n d h e i f e r a a n d w i l l b e s o l d t o y o u a t a v e r y a l : - ¢ » . . » | : . . . . .. . . . : - . .n . -- 1be a flour of superior( quality Lexington Flour per sack .$1.65 4 lla.sack Kama Pancake Flour Special per sack . Best Whole Wheat Flour,Specie| per sack 20 M e Team Dish Washing Pow- der, Special per package Sweet Pickles quart jar . Dill Pickles per can -. 25: 35c ZS: 451: 25: Clicquot Club Ginger Ale, per bottle Frnte Jell, 4 pldages 49: lla. Real Cup Coffee, per lb. Hammer Brand Coffee, Spedal lb. 4 lbs...$1.00 Swift.: White Soap, I0 bm .391: Miluly Coffee, Special per lb.404: 2 lbs. 75c 3 lbs. $l.lS u-...:.__\25: .291: 401: 254: n u y o n e o r: h a e a n d c o m p l e t e y o u r S u n d a y d i n n e r m e n u . Lamb Sale A renl lamb sale will he inelieclInourmarketto-morrow.Lamb ls usuallyvrlcedhi h_so 3 than only ther|¢l\_can afford it.Bu! due grandpirehis, Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Ireland and attending the Mah( Junuior high,left lagt Saturdny for Dallas, Texas to be winh his mother,Mrs.Fred Huff. Women and Misses: Seleat vour._ __ _ _ . .- . -- - -1 " - -Ne w S p r i n g O u tf i t a t th e F a s h i o n Cbn ter i n B l a i r - - t h e i r Sp r imr !Sto c k8 ar e n o w c o mp le te i n a ll | lin es c arried,suc h a s Coa ts, 'Dre sse s, Milline ry , Sh oes, Ho sie ry , Gloves,Si lk Un d e r wé a r ,W a s h Dresses.A l wa y s tr y t h e Fa sh io n Ce n te r F i r s th e y wi ll h a v e w h a t y o u wa n t a n d sa ve y o u mo n e y , Apricot:.`h r ;§"""'° Sliced Peaches c rn -Hnlf Pegches .C811 Grape Fruit Julie# Parsnip: perlb ..Sc Tomtuu _ 0Eves,_qulrt jar ..50c Pork and gm, Pompexan Pure Ohve 011, qulrt can $1.45 .._ Special nuu u\i;w|BIIUUIUCII UIlgmb loin chops. andlOc Per can z§n3i¢2§"§»`i§1r11:s:- ""¥1»'§.Ié Have you happened no tune in an_~aanerknu!lalud Dressmg 254:Tanuto Soup Announcement? w a" " o " " . . - .- -- v - _u u » »|vv\.n 4 4 ;send POSTPAID at pianting time this spring,24 big,fat RED GOLD plants with Gator-Hide M n l r h P a n : - r g n n a v n n f n #1 9 n l o n SKAGGS ©©@@© ~.__.-.._..,.,..,,.....-..,W-. .v..the plants and will include 12 BULBS if you will wribe at once n d send a dollar to help covet the propagating and mailing ex- pense.Catalogue free.Big bar- gainb in Japanese Burberry Hedge THE GARDNER NURSERY COM \ElIp€\'fine RAINBOW GLADIOLUS PANY, Box B, Osage, Iov.-n. Blmir, Nebrukn, March 5; wann = = ¢ s = = = = = = =m u m ' T HE K E NNARD NEWS spring`and adjust it for summer driving. KENNARD GARAGE DIFBU )1;'$lr\\ I0 nv ¢£lil llFearroamedh lm fr om i n n m n n Belong long they wdultl hnrst In tha door.Th e nre escape at the 1-our wa s his m l e hnpe.n was pltr h dark, hu t he dn rvd rin k nn Ilstht or muk e the des c vn t s lowly .Ho had gnne but hall' a tilnhr who-n he trnd upon a Bower pot placed ther e In vlnlntlo u nf a ll th e d lfa Or c ' n rd l na n c e ;He clutc hed ahnut h lm wildly and tnund only |piece n f rotti ng rope.For a moment i l promised tn stay hi s f a ll;th ru he The Mutiny .ai Albatross Th e paved y ard i n winc h he K E N N A R D N E W S The free dance given by the Kennard Commercial Club on March lst was very well amended in spite of the near zero weather.Members o l the Club were well plelsed to nee such a large ab- tendance and will announce their next Mtivlty sovn.C u l Lamp's, "a first I-hm onrheatra from Omaha", furnished the music and KENNARD SCHOOL NUFES Results of the six weeks exam-lnationn for the Grammar Room were as follows: Class A, 90-100% " I a n Casey,Dorothy Miller,Aumlee Rosenbaum, Sylvia Akins, Florence Hall,Bertha Hansen, Gwendolyn Johnson, Ruth Jenkins,Katherine Larsen,Ned Miller, Beatrice Pritchard,Hlrri e t Pet- erson, Norma Frrnch, Ruth Han- sen, Ida Mae Pettit, Anita Punch. Chas B, 80-90--Evelyn Andersen, :. ~ .l m : ~ . ~ Fairchild is getting along very well at Kearney.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Dronacker were i n Blair on business last Saturday. Misa Selma Rosenbaum who ab- Uends school in Blair, is spendng this week at home while the highschoolpupilsarebeingmovedinto the new building at Blair. Mr.and Mrs.Fred Andmasen and family,Mr.and Mrs. Elmer Andreasen and iamily_visited The operetta "Polished Pebbles"will be giv en at the 1. 0,0. F. hall Friday eevning. Ernest Spraaker had the canremovedfromhisk g Tuaday. However, it is still necessary for him tn use crutches i n going about.The Methodist choir met at Sam Wrighvs for pracdoe last Satun day evening.After practice Mrs. Wright served lunch. |»»¢..~ti~ hem Saturday 1 A shower was given at the leon Hitchcock,Lnurvl amiMethodilt church basement Friday|Dnmt}\y.md Mr.and Mrs.Carl evening for Mrs. Neal Vreugdenhilfliitchcock of Kansas City,Mo., She received manyiuseful gifts.were weekend gvmu at the Thus. Mrs.Thos.Hitchcock has been Hi¢¢hco¢k home. on the sick list, having had the iflu in me am-liar nart nr nw a..w i n k : ~J A E Q _ o ""I W u h' Dn | | e | i n Bl ll r a n l | W l! 3 ~L , t mm- i t.seem Ibn fo und lt tha hlhi o n Ca s h! In C a lh o u n , w a s ' s i z e s 1 4 t o 5 2 i n mm n e w s ty le s 1-1.v 1 a...n.........._¢.I.....¢...................-.-Q."I Omaha", furnished the music and]'mr»¢n Andreuen ran a lunch `\. counter in the padllion. .Lut. Friday the Blair Telephone ICQ. moved their office inw the hole] building which they have re-; modeled. I l 4 Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Anderson and family ol Arlington,visitedrelative: here Sunduy. Allrtd Baker of Arlington, call- ed on friends here Friday.Mr. and Mrs. Allred Svogerson and daughter and Oscar JensenvisitedatArthurJensen's lastTuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Hedelundwere hosts at dinner and pinochleSunday evening when their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ward Mr.and Mrs.Harry Blaca,Mr.and Mrs. Elmer Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry and Dr. enuMrs.W. E. Wdght.Mrs.H. C. Blacq and Chas. Berry held high score and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright. were consoled. Mrs. Joe Rosenbaum visited at D. P. Rosenbaum's Sunday.' Helen Berry came in [mm Schuy ler Saturday to spend that eve~ ning and Sunday with her mother, Mrs E. Berry. Mrs. Chas. Babes was again put £0 bed with heart trouble.Delln Braasch is working there now. Mrs.Mike Nelsen, Mrs. W.B. Rosenbaum and Mrs.Hans Jer-gensen vddted Mrs. Utmmmn last .,.,,..,,.~_ dny. that day being his sinh an-niversary.' Mr. and Mrs. George I-Iedelund attended the funeral of Mrs.Christian Johnson at WashingtonSunday afternoon.' Mrs.Nels Peterson spent.last week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ben G-lissmsn of Omaha. Henry Jensen was in Omaha on business Tuesday as he had sent a truckload af hogs down that morning. . Glenn Rosenbaum and Mr.and Mrs. Sam Wright drove to Hooper Wednesday.While there Sam Wrightfs renied a house into which they expect to move soon. A shower was given for MissEmmaArpatthehomeof herdster,Mrs.Albert Kuhr,near Crum Sunday afternoon.Thodc attending were Marie Rasm h of Blair, Roberta and Greta or- nacker, Mr. and Mrs. Egge Ohrt Mrs.Henry Gotfsch,Hebe rt, Francis and Lillian Gotlsc of Bennington,Anna Reeh,Mr.\snd Mrs.Otto Arp,Mrs.Fritz Arp and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ElmerLund,Mr.and Mrs.Carl Lund, Faye and Louie Dornacker, Freida Rosenbaum and Mrs. Henry Arp.The afternoon was spent playing games afler which a deliciouslunch was served.The bride~to- be received many useful gifts. _ .. . ~. T.: . .. . ..~. .,:Q /.v;-. ~- -f ~-1 »~~~:~/ . Carburation! T.|||||l r a b le to b e u p p a r t o f th e ti n i e . M r .a n d Mr s .P h i l Corc oran o f Oma h a ,c a me T h u r s d a y to vi s i t a f e w d a y s wi th M r . a n d M r s . C h e t Ro s e n b a u m a n d Family . T h e Me th o d i s t La di es 'A i d me t wi t h Mr s .L .E .W a r d a n d Mr s . Gle n n Ro s en b au m Th u r sd a y . Me lv i n Ne ls e n o f Be nn i ng ton , vi s ite d re la ti ve s lasrt W e dnesday .0//h/If 5 ' Proper Carburation is essential for the highest efficiency of yo u r mo~ tor.Let us give your car the m any repairs which are necessary each spring` and adjust it for summer driving. am~zilf~ KENNARD GARAGE .~- . . 1 : : l; , - u - n " ¢I "' .. .._': f:.;. 5n> J l |.Q '-:..'H1 y / 0 ~ ~ _ ______=_=___ Wright served lunch. Mr. and Mn. Merton Ward and daughter of Omaha, visited rela- tives hue Saturday.The firemen held their regular meetilg Monday night.Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Cunningham D. W. Van Deusen and Opml Jep- persen were i n Fremont l a n Wednesday.Bonnie Lee Rosenbaum, daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Ros- enbum. has been sick the past weeMr.and Mrs.Clyde L .Ras-enbaum entertained Mr.and Mrs. George Menking at dinner 'l`ues~ day.Fae Dnrnacker visited Saturday and Sunday ut Albert Kuhr's, near Onxm.Mr.and Mrs.H.Culjldwurds plan m move into the house now occupied by Sam Wrights.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Widener occupy the house where Edward nowllves Ralph Widener is driving one ofElmerWright's trucks for the Blulr Telephone $41.at Iloldrege. Last Friday,Mr. and Mrs.J.P. Edwards of Blair moved onm the farm owned by George Kuhr. Mr.and Mrs. Mike Nelsen en- tertained the following at pinoche last Thursday evening:Mr. andMrs. W. B. Rosenbaum and fam- ily,Mr.and Mrs.Bert Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jorgensen and Opal. After gpending the winter at F' Q l .5 wr.\.\.~ ( f s »,-1 ~6 Q r W e C a n F i x I t The Rubber and Overshoe sea- son is nearly over.Get your shoes in shape now and avoid colds and sicknesg. Jack Dempsey KENNARD, NEB. Mrs. Joe Konvalin, was quite ill last Fridgv and Saturday. Milo Jepperson attended a chad vari dance at Elkhorn last Tues- day night. Ralph Fairchild and son, Haw- ard visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of E. 0. Fairchild. Mr.Fairchild reports that Mrs. mf ||A/xo 75 Now cosm ..o l :...| that even Hoag Brothers Company had before.Now you can buy a H '- .a r »0 price af $145.oo. 1.| unulru n u r \\ |1 \ \"" "I "u n a ;A v w l u a ALGIIILGGLI JI. llh a d n o t h w n vr r n m :I n R l a r k f a o r t | E 1 m e r J a n n .f u t h L a u r i t . i e n . l i E ; . . . . _. . . . . . . . . »u m » m n » » THE STORY ...... ....-- .....» c z u m r s n l.---F'loyd Unvrln.un-suc cessful In m n ltr lli klle wi thh h friend .i lo sn rd Be ttin xwn.pain ter of some note,but n mwealthy . uk o n mne r wi th thei r g al-lo g u n mo l:.1 Alfred Gibbons. hmm-d n l magna .'Un wi n pfo uve;anwr i tte n g l: f f ' whi c h the three hadthken ur il n rollege. to help auc hOthorIn ndver llty .lxpln ln ln g that l o needs nnnnclnl nsslstanco nowf o r the education of hls son Bob.and da ughter Mary Gibbons scoff:at the "lo| ,:\l| I{°of the nledsa. huia n n e :to ma 0 n place for Un-wln' | d a ug h te r ln his orgnnlzntlonIli a la to a ll at hll " mee ne xt. di v wh o assumorl that tho mn n they called Jonathan Glhhn was dead. Cl-IAPTE I V An Amaz ln g Ad nture.D l r l z l x n t h e l o n g ours Bettina: ton span!a Drisoner.he ghnug-:ht o w r .nnd ro jo c tul ns I m pr n r ti ml.several schornvs fo r o n cape.Wh:-n ull wus snlrl and done. og:-apo from his cnhln m th e la rg er prison of the ship at neu nffvasrl li ttle h|~tt¢>rnwnI nl'his condition.Flo pnnmlorvd nv.J r S:1ms rmnmnnfl that ho shnnltl he quhlt.Th is pr o supluvewd that tlmrv wus some por sun. or group of porfmns. unu\\ur¢> of his dotonziun.Hut who lh or ra --n n z -" ' l - -er in e Mi lle r ,P a u l Peter so n,Ra. mo n d Ro se n ba um,N o r m a J ar W a r d ,Do r i s And ers en.Cla ss 1 'I 0 ~8 0 - Ru s se ll J o hn so n,Alic e M: Kin gc lon,E l l a I n u t r u p ,Ly ] Ro s e nb a u m, Mar i o n Za i ge r , Ru s s Casey ,Ma r ti n La rs en ,Georg Fa ir c h ild. F o llo w i n g a r e th e n a me s o f p i p i ls wh o we r e ne i the r a bs e n t ne ta r d y d u r i n g th e mo n t h o f Fe l r u a r y :E ve ly n An de rs en ,E l m l Brame k ,K e n n e th F o wl e r ,Ko n ne i Hi ll ma n ,Ru ss ell J oh nso n,E l m : J a pp ,E l l a L a u tr u p ,L a w to n : Ma ts o n ,Ka th e r i n e Mi lle r ,Ra ; mo n d Ro se n ba um,N o r m a J a r CI IA PP ER |Fl.»--Bemnnnon an-t l n k e l to help his old tnlend Un-i l n b y galntimx some pic tures andr o lli n : t em.Mo r i Unwin . twentyyoua oid, la Elgar ndway 'u prlvntwnuuo xrup her.Ho ln u. man nf vnalwealth. but l dabaur.hoe.Culllmr atGlpbgnf offic e as afranpcei. Mary ln dP¢l:| rnlInn o f his prnnonre Wullld bring liberty was another ma no r. The hnllrfl pass:-d slowly .It wa s du sk whe n Hwy dr op pe d nn rh nr n l the foul o f East ' h v c n ty f n u n h llro et.\\.'hvn Sfnm vnmn In with hlu atA W a r d ,S y lvi a A k i n s ,Do r i s A l dersen,Flo ren c e Ha l l,Be rth: Ha n se n ,Gwe n d o ly n J oh nso n,Ne Mi lle r , K a th e r i n e La rs en ,Be a tr i : Pr itc h ar d,N o r m a F m n c h an A n i t a Paas c h. \ i Y.1 1 4 : l i e u n y L u l n l u u l c t u r m u D e i r a ;n u : atnployen's business secrets,formoney .Tha girl refuses, and lelveahi m.Raduay ,exlmustetl by d lls lpatlon,lnnounc es his lntentlon ofuklng a ho lid ay o n the oc ea n.butil to be ac c ompanied by 1 necretnrrme at wir ele ss operator.HI :w t hacc epts hls lmlta tlo n to Ho wi thhi m.Radwny nic k:Mary Un wi n n hlal lec retnry on thc trip,amd q u e :that her brother may l ccompany them. D a wn wa s breaking when .Tonn lh ln Gi h bti. no w a n e w man , b ad e tltrewell to the shac k he had ln lmblted for six years.No ne sa whi m as h e ma de h is way I nlan d to Westfield.A sleepy tic ket agent pr e h i m a ti c k e t to P o r tla n d a n d forgot the oc c urrenc e instantly .In Po rtla nd he s pe nt on ly u few hottrs. New York rec eived him with I thousand others a t the Gra nd Dentrnl and he walked eight bloc ks Elown to n hrowustnue house upper :i te lu ar mo ry .B6ttlng1nn's tlumo was on ft plate over tl letter b ox. a key on tho h tmvh flltod lt an d he drew out some nm!!and n.nlkwt . . u ... . - ..-. ..- . .. . . .\ ..ning men! th ere was n s ufvly razor ouln z on th e lr ny . " G m to sp:-um on."mild Su m "0\rn vr'S vnming nhnnrd tomo rrow morning.The boss say s for y ou to look like re ady nmnUy ." Ilo lti ngton looked or Sam an d wondered what made hlm so serene and happy .It was a fn w n n wh ic h had be en gra son th e mm-k s o f vio lent ornollons. Ile was no more thantivo feet eight Inc hes in hr-lght hut his | il| "S[ was fully forty-five inches in gi rth.A life nr mii e hud zurnoo so me o f his on ve s lvvl musc lvs tn fu l.but he wa s sti ll onormnnsly strong.A tin!und hulhnun nose dri ven i n to his fave by some Ir e mentions Impac t, conspired lo make h i m repulsive.Esuenllallly he wa s of the son.There was the snllm'au rntl i n h is walk.A dangerous main In n nhy slrul cornhnl.Bettlngton deridod.lntollecxually h e wa s h e lo w the normal.He was cleanly Slinved and the ahirz he wo re wa s new.n \ l | . . . -. ..n ..u u KENNARD RURAL JOTTINGS Mr s .D o r a S u mn e r wa s a Mo n - d a y af ter n oo n vi s i to r a t the F r a n k Ga s s e r h o me . M r .a n d Mr s .Ch a r le s Mi s f ei d t s p e n t Mo n d a y i n B la i r a t th e Ge o . F r a n k h o me . Mr . a n d Mr s . Ot to A r p , M r . a n d Mr s .He n r y A r p ,Sr.,M r .a n d Mr s .He n r y A r p ,J r .a n d f a mi ly , Mr . a n d Mr s .F r a n k Ga s se r , Her - m a n Tr a c y ,Re i n h a r t a n d Mi s s E m m a A r p a n d Lo u i e Do rn ac ke r sur pri sed Mr . a n d Mr s .F r i t z A r p Monday eveni ng, the oc c asion being th e i r 1 5 th we d d i n g an ni ve rs ar y . Mr . a n d Mr s .W m. C u n n i n g h a m we r e Oma h a vi s i to r s Th u r s d a y . Mr .a n d Mr s .Lo u i e Me n c k e we r e F r i d a y a f te mo o n vi si to rs a t F r a n k Gasser's. M r .a n d Mr s .Ot t o A r p ,Mr s . 1 U ¢f,_,.,\¢__;__ _¢ if 6 hlri m: mv: not a s nul. tn the tnp ui the house.Tlwn. n flvr n mu me nt's pause.he opened the stmlln du m lqd fmmd hlmsvlr in'a l\:| \£=n su se c u re that he cuulrl hamlly hullevvit llnd,bc*ela atlsslnmi sn vnsaily.Ili a ¢}'e| brigisxenw when he saw that th e former onu¢»=|n|had cans of mi lk ,soup and #ish in abusulnnco There were ut If-as!mu p n u mls n f tea.Ft1rtl|0T Search re\ea1h~d sugar .amd coffee.I le cfmld li f e fur a we e k o n vyhul lm f ou nd u nd rmvvor ve ntur e outaide m e dnnr.During 1 f ~7 1-a~.4 1 ~,L Q *~. j I j ' * f \ \i 1 \ ~\' ~a " '1 f .Z l .3 ., Q u g ;a :r ?' S : ' Q ¢ ¢"Q V ¢|3 * Q M *a p I L a z #~ , y ,. ._ 4 z j u .I ... J T l v f .~.z »u. 1 .~.~1 5 I 5 4 1 ...-.1 | \~ J _____,..»-._A . I ~ 5? "' " "---.. of-.; \\ unllvrmg wmlt r m a n nollen D t w e de d au n for?"he demanded."I' Il ¢¢»11| §'Tff_*'§'."f*,f'.?T}'.§_."f'».._.'i' 1....... y ou.\ \ ' e m fznlng to have sk ir ts ahna rd lhla tr ip.Manager lolrl me. Thr-ljes u In¢I§"s maid. a svcrornry an d the o wn e r s wife.3Ielx:_'vrs soon hor plcmlres In the paper. 1Ie's crazy 0'|.0l* hor." "\\'lH»'H Mr»rz:f°r?" "'I'l1e\ rlllvl' on;:Inr'r=r.Lu r k y forhlm ho lI¢ml like 'vm ns :rnung nw I Sno wer ur.use J u u tu .n.|.uu u u u uSun da y af te rn oo n in h o n o r o f Mi s s E m m a A r p .' Lo ui e Me n c k e a n d L lo y d we re Sa tu r da y c allers a t F r a n k Ga s - ser's.L o u i e b o u g h t twenty soE\'S f r o m M r .Gusser.Mr . a nd Mr s. C h as . Mis f e ldt a m' Mr . a n d Mr s .Pe te Ra s mu s s e n n b L nlrlly ,r o lli n : for the c hic k ls so me s klr l rin MP."snlfl Ram his reel oven. "I : a ll ann.'I`E1l'=|s mr ln r yfrom \vl| :lt I l1 | 12" Iletlln:| -~n \\ -Q lnvvrlf 'fl nt the hf»s\|l g'».~ nf :Lo I"l1:|."|1\l; mon i"I n \l»1l -l!{"=*' . "Irv ;]l. la nk ln g n l l m i \\.1I|a ¢1l:>f.\01'tlnwr enuld he fell even by th e sailor. " l lm l any Izuly,socrelnrgr to the owner of this hunt, nlnulul have unytlllng tn do with y o u? Ilnw will y on ha ve lh e elmnf-e lo spe ak- xo the mvn o f s guests?I1on't be foolish Sum."Som looked n l hi m o lo ng ti me In nllr-nee. " I can w e wh at 5nl!'re dr ivin g of." so ld the snllor." Y o n wo n t to fi nd ou t wh at so n n f a tr i p thi s i s gnlng to ho.Well,y ou llon'£201 nnlhlr| 'on!of me."I le lnugzherl long nod lmn l nt wh at seemed tnhi m his nmnterly dlscourery o f th e olher's mntlvefl.Then he cleserlhellhis way 01' life and love.The re was something:nnuse mine In lt.An dtherewassomethingfrlglitenlnlz. loo.Ho w did Sam.wh o berlhed und mess ed with th e c mw. c ome to lmn rln e.wllh o u l zood grounds. that he wo uld h nve the op portu nity to c ome intimately into c ontac t with th e owne r ni ru es ls ? Th er e was nnozher dls qn leu ng thouarht.Suppose that he was kept a prisone r here until the boot pu : ou t to s e n ag nlo an d no f or c e d to be a pany to indesc ribable sc enes! Esc ape was impossible.l t wa s n steel-bui lt boat; the porth ole was a small one a nd his only weapon a lufety razor blade. He was thlnk ln z b itte rly at n oo n o n Mond nv.wh e n r m m n l .nnrr.. tended th e L a r k i n C lu b Sa tu rd ay o w n i n g a t J o h n Ma rs h all's . Gg s ta v K a h n k wa s n Sun day nf ter n oo n vi si to r nt.th e F r a n k Go ss er ho me .Mr .a n d Mr s .J e ns Christenozx entertain ed Mr .a n d Mr s .Mi lle ; Ne lso n Su nd a y eve ni ng . M r .an d M r s .To ll Oli n g e r vi s ited wi t h Mr s .Dora.S u mn e r o n f Le o n Tue sd ay eve nin g. Re v.Boo her wa s a vi s ito r a th e S u mn e r h o me one da y la s wee k.._ Mr . a n d Mm Ro b er t J o h ns s p e n t Sun day af ter n oo n a n d evc n in f wi t h Mr s . D o r o S u mn e r : md L e o n Mr .o n d Mr s .W m. C u n n i n g li o n an d c hildren a n d Mr .a n d Mr:=| C.C.C u n n i n g h a m we r e dinner gu es ts n t 0 .A .C u n n i n g h a m?oz Sund ay . H A R O L D H E R M A N s m e n s Th e s ma ll son o f Mr .a n d Mr s . He r ma n S i e e vr s pa r s e d a wa y F e b . 28,at a n m a h a ho sp ital,a f te r ab o u t a vv k ' s sic kness o f pne u- mo n i a a n d wh o o p i n g c ough. Ha r o ld I I e r n mn Sievers wa s b o r n A p r i l I ,19 2 9 a t B en n i n gto n . Pdlh-c arers we r e Ha r o ld Mi s - f e ld t, Ho w a r d Ne ls on , Elme r B' er ~ telsen a n d He n r y K r u g e r . I n t e r me n t w a s i n Mo u n t Ho p e c emete ry , n ear Be nso n. WASHINGTON NEWS M r nnrl Mrn. (Thr-in Nlolann vie... ,f l f 1/ - a r "-I-' 7 I'm'thar Berlrvsh Revealed Sugar and Coffey. an d a y h e mu st b e c a r e f u l no t to bo s ee n.B u t a t night Ne w York v u h t :o w n .T h o s e w h o h a d k n o w n * h i " H M P h t » h | » \ | . . . . . .n . \ n ~ 4 | ,: spring`and adjust it for summer driving. _ .. . ~. T.: . .. . ..~. .,:Q /.v;-. ~- -f ~-1 »~~~:~/ . KENNARD GARAGE ~l .~- . . 1 : : l; , - u - n " ¢I "' ......_':f:.;.5n> J l |.Q '-:..'H1 y Yoow§Il bo|.m de rnoob|i gufionf obuy.l f,afferyouseoh bodiom ywwm xz~ y keep igxmallmonthly paymaws willbeofrcngod. g Whenmnywedemonskruieforyuul ~ Nic Friedrichsen Hardware ~`Kennard, Nebraska \ I g 0II¢a ||an »' 5 §u 0 J 3 ~ .[I 0 0 0 o ' -<Q e »_Moon.~i ~ '-i v / _)c rw» v¢ a| »» _.e»| ¢¢ ¢7 ;| .f~u¢ ~a ~a h% v~p. Gea eldB¢tklahr.Fe r| |elalsln¢ de ¢'k» nhs, an»»»u»¢»»u¢-¢~,e»|n¢¢|.snn¢~w»4u»»oh~ A A S v o n - r e x ?as are the square fub of pressed allr- minunl, bio bulloomtype wringer folk of soft rubber, the new Hoag dire-ddrivemechanism,fhepcfan|ed safely ogikxfor thc! prevents dam- age fo fabrics and butions-end many oihers. We want you fo see #fre .Hang 75. arid compare Hs looks and performance with any other washer you have ever slvsed or seen, regard- less of cost. AU our expense, we \vo o|dli ke top ro ve toyou ,bya-Ma |wa sh in9 i" Y° "f° '" "h° '" °1 *h° *" '*° H° °9 75iswN'oodanequa|anywhefa 5 ; ~I w E j l930'S LOW PRICES BRING GOODYEARS REACH OF We now sell Goodyana for littlemanethanthechelputmakes.Ye! we can prove that Goodyelrauesuperioreventohighest-prloed tires.lhanson enough-Goodyear hullds nearly one~tl\lrd of Lll urea snld ln Amer-lu--50olher makers divide the remninderof the Imdness. W ITHIN, l l . l All Sizes All T: pes All Prices ALL GOODVEAPS Double Faglv-New Heavy Duty--Standard All-Weather Ahd Fo r t h e l u l l n u n In ~g g _ . . . _,<_g 3 * 4 f f l High Qaullty at \ uw Cost Th e Ne w S t yl e e e o i f w n i \ N Q . ~ q t : 9 an <2 3 u l ~:;__,7 ; ;g : §\N .Z M u e h l e s a f o r t h e m o n e y i n m u .; - Q Q e vn z tma i o n md p e r f o r mn n e e . F u ll .' "§ Ovanlme.Fresh 1930 "Gnlu"-'arefdly mounted--llletime gnu-._:mlaul and bnk by our mr round `':service.5 : u \\` ~29X|.40 -ssaoszu -10.10 7 `m a n ...asosnxs .... | s . a o ~~ soxuso -_-sua soxsy;..- s w ~ 9.4¢a n u s ---s.2oam .... nosmslun smvucs STATloN KENNARD, NEB.~ 5 e Ec ~$|~ ..o l :...| that even Hoag Brothers Company had before.Now you can buy a H '- .a r have wanted one in your home. Now,wifhthisbignewsavinginprice, s ccn't a1¥ord Q haw one. The Haag 75 has everything lhd _Q.o 1 ~ ~~» ~@-;.';;¢q-¢~<, | f_§j L i "'~'¢'_Q§. _,T E l l -/v/ 1 ..»», price °f $1-4100. Doubtiess you are familiar wiifl --- u -: _u nI nu p -I u -g '°\»¢Q' K f_ / " p have. Bea~¢y,~efficiency, speed, safety, life-long dependabifity-all C E9 . . --.--..e o wl u v u a nxnermanwouldnothaverecognizedlnthe d e f t hoasebreaker the some man. J on ath an Glbba wa s g o n e dead a n d hurled.And mls .r m,ln a name he o ld n ot k no w.Other hsh~ e r me n ha d fou nd ll ll wuterlogged tmvb oa t.And when h e wa s no t teen ln hls famlllar haun ts an d had n o t c alled a t th e vlllnge store to a c h n n g e h lx e g g ;for groc erles, a searc h wa s ma d e [ lla h o me wa s found unoc cupied. hls chlc kens fum~ ilh ed .Plfllnly. .lnnnthnn Glhhx hnrl ben d ro wn ed a nd hi s bo dy s wlrled ont to s ea ln th e n nr len uw At Bru t the Yew Yo rk Glb ba ven ln r e d ou t only a t nlghx wm l l n a lhort rudlus ol' hln sanc tuary. There had b een n o mall.There had been no nry inr : jan ltn r.He hn d a lmo s t f o u r hundred d o l ln n an d almost to u r ma n th r r e n t a l d He fe lt an me a t h a t B e t l l n n wa s d ean h h o c t u s n r y th at t h l n m m an d I t wa s o n th e t l r d evenln l p l e u a r a e on tlmlsm w u swep t m i n t .n» mm wma 1. n.. . ..»....-_ ,, , , ,,___... _ ...-.......hole. he s aw a laun c h ap proae hlng the s hlp.He r e c oz u lwd lt a s th e one wh ld h ha d taken h lm fr o mBlac k port to Ba r Har hn r.Beside th e c r ew the r e we re rwo me n a n d two women.H e had n o ti me to ta k e ln tho lr features bec ause he was amaze d to see lh nt on e o f the me n w..o none other th an Tnb byUn wln .The launr h hnd pu shed hla llc ld of vlslnn befo re h e c o uld r e c over from h la sor prlso.W lth th e nld ol'th e mlr ro r thnt Sa m had hrough t wllh the s hnvlng outllt Bet- ting tan c ould see th at th e launc h was brou ght nlnng allle And fr o m lt.Un wln und the thr ee str ang ers climbed nbnnrd. l n va in Be lllu gton shouted an d klc ked at the door.Steam was un. a n d th e vnrloua noises and nc tlrl~ tlea on deck made hls outc ry lnand~ lble.Loo klug through his mlr ro r he saw, p resently .th a t U n w ln d e me n de d th e steps I n to th e bout. Ap p a r e n tly h e wu n o t z o ln s -B e wan u mvln n m mm. nn. mt n m-\» ited a t t h e Ch r i s Su nd s h o me o n Sa tur d ay e ve n in g . Mi s s W i l ma L i e s c h e wa s o n th e si c k li s t se ve r a l d a y s la s t we e kAn u mb e r o f f o lk s f r o m th i s vi c i ni ty th er ed a t th e He n r yTi e t g e n "l i m e la s t Mo n d a y eve- n i n g to r e mi n d th e m o f Lheir 1 0 th we d di n g a n ni ver s ar y . Geo rge Ch d s ten s e n un d e rwe n t a n n p e r a t i o ma t A F r e mo n t hos~ p i ta l la s t M o n d a y .H e i s g e tti n g a lo n g nic e ly . J o h n Ga mb e y re tu r n e d t o hi s h o me i n K a n s a s la s t W ednesday a f te r a 3 we e k s s ta y a t th e W . A .Ke r s te tte r h o me . Mr . a n d Mr a . W m. P ete r s s p e n t W ednesday a t th e So re n Ros en- ki ld e ho me . M n 'an d Mr s .Ma r t i n Su nd s Su n da y eve n in g . W m .Mo r le y pa i d a s h o r t v i m a t he Ch r is Su n ds ho me Tue s da y . lsiled`a t th e W m .W le se h o me w . _ . _ . --.. --_ .-,..., \U suv luuwliy - -- - - - - ' " " " '' " ' = ' " " ' - " "Mr . a n d Mr s . F r x mk K e n te tb e rdltr a n c a to b u y an e ve n lu U lth1: paper.'S W n fg e n !h l' € e' ; i| ¥; P ln g th e a n d f a m i ly o f No r f o lk ,reac hedhm o o I b e !ll u o ¢t m I o#mtedwr f;'.§m.°f1f'?.'¥. ..?.'I.E'.i.°H ? "A T . . .JSF.....f m e ..\gl.l3 here Sa tu rd ay evenmsr to a tte n d _._- ....- .......-e,.he vu oonscloun that | policemannero" the ltreez by the annory vu,looking at hlrn.Although n waslark he felt stricken with the cen-nlnty thlt the omcer looked nz hlmdone. from the front windows of uninllghted rooms he had an unob- ltrncted dew.The omcer who nowl w l k l n s to A rmnller man,whognmedto be polntlng directly nfthe window: throuzh whlch Jonn-thin Glbha gazed.The colnddencevu food for somber t.ho'uzhL An gmmgh eoncertjng mme plot nlmedan cmbu, the two slowly ez-assed thenroef.Then hls bell mr t h re e-Hman.mmm nmnm nn. AM. on . --qu mu nuuuubefore he drew away from the ves-lel.The launch wu only a fewyard.: distant at one dmc. before:he put about and made for theshore.On the Inndlng stnze of the lug.And lo he nom!untll theoeeangolngne un honsehont hi dturned ner bow to the south Unwln went back to hll wife veryhappy "It will be wonderful for both of them." he said "Mr Radwny wan very plmunr, for n man In hll po-lltlon to one ln mine But she ls n rarer and tlner type.I nm sureshell unhappy.She leemed tuellnltnnmx r . "n..».....-._.. ......-....... -....| yacht cluli Unwln stood nlll wav-Mru. Christina Johnnun. A number of friends and rela- tive: were entertained at the Hans Brueoch home Thursday evening,in honor of Hnns' birthday. Andrew Andersen underwent nn operation at an Omaha hospitallast week. Eric Knudsen is driving 1 new Chevrolet.roadster. Mr. and Hrs. Martin Sundn via-iled at the Albert Snndl home on Friday evening. Word reached here the forepanof the week that Mn. Kate Bnxn tpn of Valley, has been quite in |funeral of the forrnefa sister, d k h n d lu g dlently and listened'B l lo u d t h e fr on t d o o r from m d p u p s n d n u c e slang uns lag ged v u - l m Thai be hear d th e to ot- he gin t he uc mf.. " % » ,n n loc ked th a a m m l I h m f a n b l c k f r o m lf .T v k n o c k h u m a m a n o A b n e r . m m : b m h i m - r u m . g n g m a r ' i n g u n a " n a p - u - - ---~--- - , .m u w u u tknow vez how hu win I lke the men. He h u to e at a nd s le ep with th em. H s h u 31 °Impression th a t b i l n r a e n e e resented. hut, ot t.hAt'| all n°1Il¢'nu-_"B u t h o b m n d a n o m l l u k e l n e s t i - mn dn l th e war mth ol h i s nc ep ti on . Th e f o n c u tle : s e n te d h i m." B n l D r . " m l n i n g m - (Qqqdnmdnat week) thepaatthreeweeks. Fndxi un Ce nte r-ilk llilllnery Store of Blzir-offe n yo u Lnrge a n d c o mp le t;le le c tio zu i n th e c o r r e c t n y l e a i n Ha t: f o r W o m e n w d l 4 1 w l v H e e d n $ 1 w $ 1 4 = » o . C h i ld xu f a ,694:t o $ 2 . 9 8 - m a k e y o u r n l e e d n x u n a w - x l l h a d d u x . Shir, Nebrash, Much 6, 1980 Piss Seywg n un Hinz in Benson. Mrs Oth IvesnddedyillT111 was taken to tl vital in Omaha :men was taken sadly night :mlheCovenant hor Wednesday where utme nt.She lsnm dunk fa v o r- M n .l h n l u Si de r :nd M i n Knte Mehrenn.Mins Ella Rohwergnven.re `.nu t ma t i n g will be Much 1 3 wi th Mn. Hue! Bundle, bonus. Mr.I n d Mrs.Thomas Autzen and ngue dnnghher _gf Omaha, number ot*changes have been made around here.The Wm. Coulter family have moved to the Peter Schmidt farm me -#5 v a- clbed by Wm. Prochnow.enry Frshm to Lhe R.S.Nei1-form formerly occupied by J. E. Cour- of Omaha, spent Sunday evening C. Cooper home. ll the Cla m Ohrt ho me.|Ernest West, who hu spent the Howard Utterback of Uxulon,IPpac year nt Lon Angeles, Cdif.,'Monum, vmwa at gh, John L|,n.|.n'lved home Wednesday noon.' din home the past week betom Mr.and H n .C u l Jespersen l=¢Hving!or his homo in Montann. and children ol Omnhn, were din- Mr. and Mrs, Frank Adams vis-,ner :mu Wednesday at the A.| dl.Y b y i n v i t i n g s l m r g n c r o w d f Max'tin I A r s e m dr¢I;f.iV83 to h e r h a m ;Sundn tzr ' tmnie d Mr . i M n Ain-ma =-...ff M ¢a w ; ' 1 2 § ? " ' 1 was among the guests.An nuztion sale was held Fx-i~ day at the K. J. Van Valin funn. A fair price wsu realized for the r..._ _ .. _ ._ _ .... .....". D.uandNormaQu i n n He nd c h e n dBlair, w the Dwight Patrltk home north of Splker, where they spent the evening.Mr.and Mrs. Pw-rick moved last week mn .f..»»a.,_._ Urr. cm I s n t .l l x a n n z uJ . . u u UN fgpwg as "sez manA N D ~ § . ¥ . @ e . ¢ v ° ' m , v i Y 'weredmnergueats '.l'hund;yatsin-m d E v e Lund m d lrf,wink her the Henry Fischer home.hne com e hf!to their old __Q__._,,_,_,__,,__'Mrs. D. W.Marr attended themlaoe and their son. John emily ited relatives in Omaha Friday home afternoon. has ~ IAM-Fashion Cenw Conn for Spring ; me arriving daily -they are soChriszditferent this Spring that Every \nmwoman and Misa will surely-want urday n new Coat.Come in and look at pur~ them.The sizes range from 14 =r-man to 52 in Sport and Dress Coats priced at $10 to $25.'I-lt xnold Fashion Center-the Milllnery 'J. Jezpersm home.| Squire Jones of Blair, visited ulfew days last week at the home ol his niece, Mrs. Earl French. The Wm.Sheets !amlly_ moved last week from west of town to a fanu near Blair. Rev. Bohbit of Kansas City, was calling on some of the Baptist,people here one day last week. He' was here in the interests af the Grand Island mllege.Mn. A. J. Cameron returned on things sol near Pender.3 . Playing the district basket-Theo. Williamaen butchered lan ball tourna nt a t Blair last Wednesday Y.the Peter NielaenThursday evening the high schoohand M a r t i n i a m.homes. cardinals lost to Kennard.'l'hls|Guests who elped Ed Hanseneliminated them from partic ipati ngweb his bl day Wednesday ' "» 'i 'l§ "Eugene Rose and M...'3 f'"n r s t i e d x é h t z i g , ~ Mattie Rose came up from 0mnI'm'Mrs.P, J.Reinensen,MalvernWednesday and spent the day vis-ilarserq and Helen Rasmuuer iting Mrs. E. W. Burdic.Evening guests were Mr.and Mr. and Mrs, Carl Cooper and Mrs.Martin Larsen ymd eonr, Carl, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs.Berthiiesee l>lan_n»rh and Lowise Larsen 1|-L _ fuMrs.Alice Leslie Vog Lincoin,was cdling onhem Monday and alao visi sclgool of whicjm she was rg :el r of n n . n e n r y r u n n e r \ l ¢ " ¥ " u u u ¥ fu m g d s e r v i c e s o f || | . _ g a n H e r - i a m w t g o , ~ ' ~ ~ mlm:mon.~ ~ i n F l o n n e e T l l l l f l l l i * " ° " ' . ! ! * l * ° £ ' -M l f l f - _ F ! = \ = 1 = = ~ mga _ue N£nTé""' |v§i`Tiii€ nrlli.likhl}"'""Pz;'_ F. H. Fx-uhm, mm md l i n . yrknd. Gwrle Rohwer, Sr. I-hid.After the games the hom! served I_,___ _, delidoul lunch. Thlr.l||dlh'.|.~ A.Km|shom».| .Mr. and Hn.~Jn!u| Luulis' i n t n l n u l - i v h m . .. 0 _ : M ily have moved back topeut former home and their son,anfy and family,who have bee: the home place moved Sm en- to the farm they recently nchle chased south of the He no r to ne:marnnge .1er Ionner pupils andwere delighted w see h?*': onus .mea ~f§g,;~;;;e 'g ~Mrs. Harry Rohwer 13" geturn- the week at th; Hugh Vaughan ed from a few day) vimt wnth her hmae.mother,Mrs. A.Hilkeqmn and Mrs. G_ 0_ Nelson vmwd Mon- other relatives in St. Loxus. da afternoon with Miss Mary I-'fiends of Mrs. c. £1 Gregeruon: d m are ghd to know that she is The young ladies bridge :hah home from the Methodist hospital...,..» .an ua.. u:....|... \:.».\..._....v. in Omnhn whgm she hu been Im - - - - .~..............,.....players Thursday evening. Detlef Kruse held high scoretheladiesandScott.Allen Claus Mehrena tied for high s for men.M m Claus OhrtWm.Lmenzen were canm Mrs. C. B. Mehreus won the for |11 nrim. Mrs. Klindt fum.` for Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Dey, A and and Marjory metered out to "°°'°sham,Neh.Sunday for aand days vim win, relatives andDied: [to attend the wedding of a nh ""`[5l0rB ol Blair-offers yhu large _gg and compkw selections i n the ce correct styles in Hats for Women i ii; and Misses priced at $1 w $7.50. L_..Child»»n'=nm-rn 19 o mnlm Tuesday from a trip w Chicago.|U°°P¢l` or 'rekamah spent 1-'rmay ana nelen lcasmussen.Mr. and Mn. Chris Bender( °f,at the Hurry Cooper home.The Mrs. Carl Raamuesen and chil- Blair, were brief visitors here on men attended the Vnn Valin sale. dren spent Sunday afternoon a tWednesday afternoon.Mrs.Wm.Rankin was hostess the Martin Larsen home while Mrs.Q xz. Ggay will be gm &1_"'f.§°3*h S"°a*§¥fr= <?'"bTf*:v5§ Pit-1if=":¥fN=,E!*:e,_ =:'&':°"',|August Klassan Eelfebr ef l l l c l v u u u a n n a m u . u | . u . | G »| . . \ 1 ; \ » \ . \ \ | Tu e s d ay e ven i n g . He n r y R a v e !atte n de d 9.b f r a 'me e ti n g Tu e sd a y evening a;;'""' t;,Y{v}»§k§ §.fi;"¢;,;,; u k valeaelng nicely. r ln Miss Gmoe Neale was hostess tu the Womaxfs Club Thundayvm- afternoon.There were ilfwenalley members present.This w u a fmmnm- ....¢4...,Pnnnn "ln- Mr.and Mrs.Frank Wolff, Mrs. J. Bolln and Mrs. Wm. Bolln made u p n t h e n t r e p a r t y a t t h eOrpheumi n Omaha Friday n i b emoon.Mi s a A n i t a Me h xe n s c a me i n f r o m L i n c o ln F x i d a v e ve n i n z bu mr m n n m v e r s a r y u u n u a y n yg g a n u m b e r o f f r i e n d s a n d a l i v e :i n b o t h a f f e r n u o n a n d e v e n i n g .T h e t i m e w a s s p e n t i n v i s i t i l g a n d c a r d s .I t w a s t h e l u c k y d n y f o r M i s s I r e n e K a ; - n , w h o w o n h i g h m o r e f o r l a d i e s - . . A §.;;;- ' " - -v e s s g g u m m e m b e r s o l 't h e H a p -u a y r u z u e r n o o n a e v e m l m e m b e r s n o o a n m e J u c o u r r a n u s e n n o m o" I v v w U v - n a v n b w l n vs e l e c t i o n s n o w - a I 1 h e a d s i z e s . |5 , , f .M i n i o n n m i n " f n | l n n m r { f . 1 \ r \W e | e n r a e n t .M r s .C .R .G m y l i n . l x Iifuémwn. ia}a."é`J&§ey ii§£"£il§§§2'W&s a'm1esf~'Rev. Ikinertsen has organized 5|:1DuA1\1 xf tmtlra nf lhn nrnvvnm urhinh wall L...nl Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sh-eats mov- class of oonfirmanta as follows: .,. ...,. ,,.,,...........-...,....... __u u l u u zu w n m v v u playlet --The Clinic of a Minden- ed their household goods to Wept My spuimm.Following au, a Point Saturday where they wxllMrs. Ernest Grenier entertained ben mu be served.make their home.They havethe members of the birthday club The mother and daughter bm nnbed their home here to Mr.and"i hgr |=°"\'? hast Thursday for an quet held me Friday eveuinz at Mrg. Joe Crutsinger.~ Ivan Larsen, Helen Hansen, Twnie Johnson,Lesler Wull,Es- gert Wulf and Anna Hansen.They met Saturday for the firsttime.__ Bllir. Mr. and Mrs. Gm Kruseiréi mitfivéfih 'liliuliinf-E V; Wednaday..Mrs. Hug Vaughan spent neidny wi her aunt, Mrs. 1 p u n l v l l l -u l v u U l l u i A # y a l l v u A u 'W e d t e r n a t i o R e l a t i o n s "a n d " H e r o e s Lena o f t h e W o r l d W a r " we r e g i ve n b y ~ the ;e.;n1.;aa vithmf1olré 2:225,3: n w u n u n u u v m u u g a u u rded two prizes. .lohn I ltihman celebrated his birthday day evening, Feb. za.A large crowd was in attendance and o tina time was reported Mrs.Wm.Tietnen returned home Friday from Omaha, where she has been in the Covenanthospitalfor the past month.We are glad to lmow that her health is improving and trust that she Mr. and Mrs.Carl Neuhauss of Benson, and Mr. and Mrs. WalterPetersenofBlair,spent Sunday nt the parental,Wm.Tietgen home A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dall'Sunday afternoon when a miscel- laneous shower.was given for'their daughter, Miss Iarie,Awho'se an any quilting.There were 12_members present.Mrs.Grenier served a. nice dinner ot noon which was greatly enjoyed by all. Mrs.D.W.Bell,Mrs.R.G. Allen of Blair,Mrs. Jack ol Te- kamah, Mrs Geo. Vodica of Oma- ha._a:zd Mrs.Frank Cranor of Craig attended the funeral o iMrs. H. A. Dobbins at the M. E. dmreh 'l"muulnv nlhnvnamn the legion hall was very success-ful.One hundred and seventy-tivs attended.The decorations were carried out i n pink and white.Mrs. Delmont McCullough gave a splendid address. L i s t Thursday evening Misses Ieons Raverand Kathryn Hughes entertained the members of the L-Bar~G Club at the James Vanmm. » .~".'Nm rims um- emmr o n Tuesday evening of thisweek the Baptist church will holdtheir annual business meeting and have election of officers. Invoicing of the Reid Grocery stock was done Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Woodward took over the business Monday. Mrs.L .w .Crumbaugh and daughters went to Omaha Wed~n n s u h "a v. .h e - i n f : N u n Mr . a n d l l r s . H. C . L a r s e n n n ddaughterswereentertainedforSunday dinner at the Louie Han- sen home in Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larsen and'Dorothy moved to Blair Satur- day where they will reside.Roy Peterson of Omaha,and Alfred Jensen of Blair, were Sun- day_ djhner guests a t the Chris Petnnmn home.Gifford PetersonH061'0NE `i3.f`.`"i'L,.._, nnnml I ;=;a';af\;;,a'.m o5\§5i` n;n;m~ Blauwill be erftirely well soon Emma Ketchmark in iakix ,Mrs . 3 |g care lr n a g e Il l L I U b u r n o r U l l l l n l " i g "; § " ' *" " § ° ' " " '° ° " " ° " g f f" ' °""°'°" " " " g g~ tf'.'lff|§.'f1f"..=¢¢I with her mother. llrz nirles mar:in JIE ..,...;.'I."'f,¥".,'5. gmnlmantn a | \ . . D \ . l Q J L v l .n U A m r -- . . A m r . . .a u x . u u u n .I v l u .n ua ul n up va uual...... .. .. 1....a ..¢.n...°.a...... . . - . . ». . . \ r lB D B l 1 t the aftelmoon there.HazelIof her at present.Dee Richardson of Fremont, via- ited relatives here Friday. Mr.and Mrs.Chris W.Chris- tensen are :ww nicely settled onthe [arm they purchased last fallnear the Wranch school. and Ar- thur Krnmbeck and familv have1 many Usexul ann ueuutuui gutswere received by the bride to be. for her new home.The happy couple will reside in Omaha. Sunday, March 2, was the birthanniversaryof'Carl Rohwen Sr~ and a large crowd gathered at his hosnibable home to heln him cele- ed the last of the week onto the Seltz farm near De Soto wherethey will live this summer. Mrs.Fred Robertson was con- fined to her home a few days last week on account ol an attack of ..,-_ . ____,-_,___._......_,._..were aervd. Rev.and Mrs.T. J.Reese of Pawnee City,came Friday andvisiteduntilSaturdaywithHer- man friends.Mrs. Reese attend- ed the mother and daughter ban-t h e g r i p p e .q u e t ,w h i l e R e v .R e e s e h e l p e d M n H r .s m. . .hnOnr~\nA wa i t §u|n|n.1 Tm-. .:ma ns l'¢i»I¢n m e " e e n - a n d a t r e n d e r , ' d e e m viMr. and Mrs. Geo. Wachter. Miss Eledyoe Godsey went toOmahaSaturday and remained until Sunday visiting at the E. H. Helms home.At the close of Sunday schoolat *he P°P'*§¢ f%'°f\2*L$:=!=§PYff*3€| Newkirk was an overnight guesr there..Mesdames Chds Peterson anaRay Fagerquist and M ne wereTuesday afternoon guests olliirs. Ed Geiselman.Orum !olks_who attended ammf Wadnesrlav evenimr at the Gets Your HOGS moved in vacated b Charies Iowa .and this vicinitor hem . . . . _ . _. - - - -. .- _ .1 - _ . ._" - - r " - " ",i m B e n s o n t o t h e i r f a r m b m t e t h e e v e n t i n a f i t t i n g m o n -T u e s d a y f r o m O m a h a w h e r e s h e y t h e C h r i s t e n s e n ' s .n e r .T h e e f t e m o o n a n d e v e n i n g s p e n t a f e w d a y s l o o k i n g a f t e r S a u n d e r s o f M a n i l l a ,w a s B p e f l f i m V i B § 5 l l 8 ~ H 1 1 d c a r d s ,t h e h o u s e h o l d d u t i e s a t t h e h o m e a f o r m e r r e s i d e n t .o f a n d a d e l i g h t f u l t i m e w a s e n j o y e d o f h e r s o n ,E .A .w h i l e h i s w i f e i t y ,w a s a b u s i n e s s v i s -b y a l l .A b o u n t e o u s l u n c h e o n w a s h a d a t o n s i l o p e r a t i o n . S a t u r d a y .e x e *h e M e - § 9 " ¥ i 2 f f r e f e e s . _ + f e . s .» s h ° ° 1 _ _ h o _ u r a W e d n e s d a y , n u l u u n u a y o a A M G ;n y u u u L l a u n ;night at the E.C.Burclic home and were dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and Mm. H. B.'Cameron.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Nelson drove over to Weston,Iowa last vyeek and visited relatives a few |remaielecbeSkim:Gods: AliceChris Mrs. moer OI m e ueacners wererda s f o llo ws :Mr s .E d g a r ner,W . W .G. ;Mi s s E le d y c e ey,Suns hine Clas s;Mi s s Tr i p l e tt, F i r s t P r i ma r y ; Mr s La r so n ,Sec ond P r i ma r y ; 0 .H .Godsey ,Th i r d P r i m- Mi s s V e r a Ma e Ski nne r, B eg inne rs;Mi s s Ste lla nrnnnnvxr Q A n n fl A nloofinnnrl J u li u s Pete rao: ho n o r o f M r s . ve r s u r y we r e l Ra smu ss en ,M Nielsen, Mr. am so n,J e n s I ve r A n d r e w J oh ns: J oh np on a n d F Th e I o ll o wi n 1 home in Blai r in Kirby'a him anni- hlr. and Mrs. H.. G. r.nd Mrs.Peternd im. Peter Iver- son,hir.und Mrs.an and Mrs. Victor 'hylUs. g folks attendegl .a I.||II;U T.rlnrl ¢»a1n'|1|-nhnrl hh m» »n .| 1 "" "= »i n e gu\:uL3 .MP a n u 'H'' =| Mlss r.;yolIf c e Lio dse y s r o o m an - I d a y s , .ler sk a ti mr taartv.Joh1rn Sidner of Tekamah. \ventl¥:l3:j+a,,Hv2T,,§.;"§v»`uT2;_""" ""{ `""'é hour wishing Mr Rohwer many dtnmeSaturday ¢»mf,gf"i'.&~i°°1 mon; h"PPY bmhdays.jo§e Aa GT o ~~~Mr.and Mrs. Claus Mehrené Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lors ch of purhaed and Mass Anita snent Saturday Omaha,were Sunday guests a frigerator st anda5i1 °l:1st'\week|t0 ~ wednesdaé and box L u n a. u r h t f 1 n . . . . + 'mm xrief ome1 to . o w n and ning vnee .. .. .. .. . ,. .. .. e. , , -. .. .. . .. . .. B.......,,Mrs. A.L. Sullivan, Cradle Roll; Mrs. Waldo Hancock, Cradle Roll sup't; Mrs. Jas. Van Horn, Dep'|.. Sup't. home missionary work. Mrs.G. F. Lowe,Mrs. Henry Truhlsen and Mrs. H. B. Cameron, members of the Womans Club, ab- wndcd an eleven-thirty breakfast and meetinz at the Womans Club surprise on Mr.and Mrs. Larsen Thursday evening and Mrs.Hans Wulf and Mr. and Mrs. Will Wult' an ily,Mrs.H.C.Rasmussen old and Helen, Mr. and Mrs Nelson,Mr. and Mrs.rogh.Mr.and Mrs.E Van Beek, Mr. and Mrs. E the large electric ru-Ilira. Sidner and baiy home 1 counter of the Re1d.the hospital.They paid a Iga had i t inltalld lnlf{|§I= _gg t§!__Rr._ §}r93§'g=1 ~ C h r i l 3:M r . I sons, d f a m - L,H a r - L Ri c h - .J e na Lrnerald ma n u a l I l | .. . vening at the Gem§@ Olm h0mé|thc August Klassan home.|§.'_§°§=ery ar March Ist is moving time and nl Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Christensen! Luqgf nwn I n n a m e u o c n o r vo or :m e m O ll f f i l R a u ` U n n 1 \ l n n n n l l r n i r n r n n l a l n h n »* h a i : I n uM r a n d Snenial P1-fm: Nnw Q0 00 m£"2=n`T|"° UDQUI J`1¥B`¢¢"`{r`£§"n215§l °"IiTn"5`r`{& `¢`i{S'§¢ "f`FJm"`¥|I|= of I ilwere among those eho eli ii lwho ntfended the ndufhéf Omaha Wednegday.'daughter banquet.Friday e m _ _ ~Shrgdee elgjoyefi a v!d=.\:'9 r1 = ~ T J. geese og Pau 0 PerGallon -- Blair Drug Co BLAIR NEBRASKA SI JOHNSON AUC TI O NE E R Blnlr.Nebraska --Se c Us for Bookings--~ Farm Sales a Specialty Ph o ne - B la c k 45 1-rlday and Saturday from hermother,who lives at Pawnee City.She came to Herman withIllev. and Mrs.Reese and attend- led the mother and daughter ban- ,ql.let. ,City, Nab., Mrs. Roy Anderson of home in 6maha Friday for theDeSoto,Mrs.Carl Bader and h 'M T hiM r s C h r i s B e n d o r f o f B u m M I d l s t r l c t c a l r m e n r s r u s e n 5 |r B .b yH a r t B e n t l f 0 n h i s d 1 = s t 1 ; 1 c t c h a i r m a n o f p u l c y e y o r n I l .h e a l t h . A l p h a C a s e w l l l s t a y w i t h M r .M i s s L o u i s e L a r s o n l e f t h e r a n d M r s .G l e n W e s t f o r t h e r e -+ - . . . 1 . . : . . . . .. : . . + : M n l T a n w a l m p h A n d r c a a o n a n d s o n s ,m r .a n n r u r u .Peter Nielsen,hir.and Mrs. Axel Hansen and Marie,Fred Christiansen ond sons and Misses Myrtle and Lethu Stork. Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Johnson he ladies of the Methodistdkidlnxainder of the school year and Society gave a farewell party o:|'£1Ssist in the store during his Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Cilspare time.His parents moved on H. Blanchard.Mr. and Mrs. Blan-` to a farm.chard moved the last of the weckl The Methodist Aid will hold an onto the farm.There were 20 all day meeting Wednesday withe mb e rs s f e e f -.4 nice. 1=m.<=hlM£f:- H°"e';<! Hanson !°r ewes|§§li§§.n"i§1°.g`fh°'°s u m Kelley l . ! : a \ . | u u 5 \ . l \ | l l | l ¥ 0 u v A . » ¢ . | u ; \ . » 'A i u vf o r a .w e e k e n d s n s i t a t h e r h o m e here.The Fred Martin family are moving'this week from the Al-bert Moore home into the Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests at the Peter Nielsen home.In the :Ib- emoon they oil four visited theHansKnutsenfamily,south of Blair,Thursday evening guests at the R a y F a g e r q m s t h o m e w e r e M a s s - ....t\.l...... . - J f" » | \ n ¢ = n | \N f n m b i r b e (\ 0 ld ht s \ I\ I\; I \ I \ 6 WBS served Delore tue.|aules oe-mr. and mrs. rrencn took littleparted for their homes.'Chester to Omaha, Wednesday to Mrs. Ella Daily Crunk and Mr. see his doctor.Since his returnH. A. Dobbins were supper guests from the hospital they have taken at the J. M. West home Wednes- him down each week.day and left on the eight o'clo k|Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooper en- blls that._eve:\ing for their e tertained at dinner Tuesday eve-at Del Rio, Texas.'ning for Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Fitch Members of the Senior classgand Wullaceiand Mr.and Mrs. dent to_Omaha Wednesday and_H.C. Cooper. had their pictures taken for the|After visiting here a few days class book.Supt.Shrader and at the home of her parents, Mr. some of the parents accon1paniedand Mrs. P. S. Hopkins, Mrs. Geo.them.~Vodica returned to her home in Attorney Henry Mencke of Omaha Tuesday evening. On Monday evening the teach-e n and workers conference went out to the Frank Loftis home and met with Wayne for their regu- lar monthly business meeting.Pete Dischner of Columbus, spent the latter pan or the weekat the Joe Bandur home.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woodward and children, Mr. and Mrs. Mads- ley Petersen and son ol Omaha,spent Sunday af ternoon at the L.A.Woodward home. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Disehner ofColumbus, have rented the K. 'J.Blair was transactin busine |Mr and Mrs Claude Yowelli r Valin home and will movenrhere Tuesday afternoon.'moved Wednwday from the Pierce ffhe Lions Club did not rn t home into rooms at the Rex iiuenthisweekonaccountofthe home... mother and daughter banquet onj Mrs. Roy Anderson of De Solo that evening.lcclehrated her birthday and that \a nhere about the 15th of the month. Mrs.A.J. `Cameron is spend-ing a few days at the John Sid- ner home at Tcknmnh, getting ac- quainted with the new grand-Mr.and Mrs.Bert Cooper ol nf her fnthcr,Wm.Sutherland, daughter.. Tckamuh, spent Sunday at the ll.who was 80 years young the same Q ~.....,.é.| Miss Lorena Buch of Omaha, is spending the week at the hoifne ofherbrother,U.Buch. Misses Mary Wray and Jesse Donahoo spent Sunday a t their es mms a na \..\.ne....=.w~......,Edward Newkixk, l-lansa Block and Kendall Simmons.Mrs.Ida.Kramer ol'Lincoln, was a Sunday dinner guest at the Boone Newkirk home. Miss Nena Andersen was a Tuesday afternoon guest of Mrs. Chris Benson.A number of relatives helpedItixolphAnd.rer&on celebrate his bi bday Saturday eveninz.Mr.and Mrs. Pet/er Toft of Fremont were among those present. Mrs. Albert Kuhr and Miss Fay Dornacker gave a shower Sunday afternoon a t t h e Kuhr ho me for Mrs;Kuhr's sister,Miss Emma Arp of Blair.About 25 guests were present. and a dainty lunch- eon was served by the hostesses.Miss Arp, who is to he married in a couple of weeks.received o numbcr.of nlee presents. Mrs. Albert Kuhr and Miss Anna attended n quilting bfe ThursdayafternoonattheDetle!Wulf k yx z& m x m m m - ~' ~ m ;A A A A : m m 4 Announcem e n t a and f i n n T 0 THE patrons of the Blair Gas Company ar the public generally,the |owa=Nebraska Ligl MILK fmK~" a /'(gg,~ ..¢»~»' 9 .. °is produced fromM i l k a herd of healthy Y Cows which have been test- erculor immune. for 7 years. 'is cooled and filt-M l l k ered immediately ilking to preserve the flavor event any possible chance of ination. 'is delivered dailyM l l k before breakfast. M 1 1 v x QE 'i 9 .|=| homes at Elkhorn, Neh. Mrs.Forrest Brewster suffered an attack of appendicitis and was taken to an Omaha hospital Tues-dny for an operation.Mrs. O.H. Godsey went down with her.Mrs. John Sutwn came in from Carlton,Neb.and spent a fewdaysat the parental, J. M. West home, returning home the first of the week.Miss Bessie Lyzholf,uccorn~ panied by Miss Margaret Kroese,drove M La Share, Nels.Sunday morning and spent the day at the lonnefs home.The fire department wu called to the Floyd Ovlmn home about five-thirty Saturday evening. They ,Mila -i n nnlv the chemlml but home.Sunday dinner guests at theChris Benson home were Mr. and Mrs. Joe .lessen and children and Mr. and Mrs.Peter Taft ol Fre- mont.Mrs.Chris Benson and Albertspent Wednesday evening at the Alvin Svendgaard home.Mrs. Benson spent Thursday at the Al- bert Jensen home near Fonta- nelle.Mrs. Gus Carlson of Arlington, is visiting at the home of her daughter,Mrs. ,Harold Taylor.Mrs.John Taylor spent Monday there.,Sunday evening guests at theMlds Madsen home were Rumizs u_--....u......\v..|........-A n..».¢ P o w e r C o m p a n y w i s h t o a n n o u n c e " t h e i r a c q u i s i =g n f a n n o o n # - a n F é k n D l n i . .{ ! . . . _/ ' - _ - . _ - - - - - » -.l'.l..l.|.JI\.u u u u l a l l a a a x n a u l u n :U l d l l u a s \ / U I H P H U Y .9</rf It is the desire and intention of this com an to i ediatel maike aef\P y mm y complete inspec-tion of the present physical conditions as to g a s equipment,including governors, meters, semces, ranges, etc. v . We desire to furnish gas and service in a manner and at a price which will be pleas- mg to the public and ment an Increase in volume. \~ \ ~ 1 §;\ ~ {I~ J *gl }. \I A \/ \I \r \ r \ We wish to cooperate in municipal affairs in any way which will be for the general good of the community and to work in harmony with all.Wewillrnake such added investment as is found to be proper and hope to maintain an office and general service n 1 '`''`o _a p ane which will. at all times Justzfy the best of feeling between the town the customers and the company. Effective immediately, you will have the following rates for residential and commer- cial gas service: SHE " ' /n l l l l v w3 I n d t h e m l l l s i e o u r t .11-=°;~\~ m d l e r o y m f m .' m f w s w u u n a b l e w b m k t h n x . h ' § ' " " ' { _ v l d t o n g g " ' ° § ' , ' ° " ! ° " " l °°¢' UIQ._xjubbcr uh i u g le l.c | . § ¥ ' m .w l f u " » = m n "1 2 4 n f l ; i WE Q § Damage was alight.He le n Ta ylor . Misa Viola Nelson is spending this week a t home.Sha was a. Sun day an d Sun day nigh t guest u......... \.,.~... n\ I\ I\ I9 °is produced fromU u r M i l k a herd of healthy JERSEY Cows which have been test- ed tuberculor immune. for 7 years. 'is cooled and filt-O U I '~ered immediately after milking to preserve the flavor and prevent any possible chance of . .._ _ . . . -Fashion Center Silk Dresses for Spring-choicest styles in sizes 11 co sz priced at seas, sw w $19.75in all plnln colors and prints in all maberisls.7~1L Women and Misses: Select your New Spring Outfit at the Fashion Cenler in Blair-their SpringStocksare now complete in all lines carried,such as Coats,Dresses, Millinery, Shoes, Hosiery,Gloves,Silk Underwear,WashDresses.Always try the Fashion u l . . u h :LA-v .Llmlsw a sl u u l u u »n.. .. .. ..r.. |1. ..m u . .¢§ |. n f\ r |§ A u\ l | . \ l l l | .| . \ J l | \ D W M V a \ . \ A . . u u \ . \ |l b Su n da y su pp er p a r ty a t th e E d Chr istens en h o me n o r th o f Bla ir , i n h o n o r o f Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r o ld 'bluliéiérlmn vere Mr and Mrs|Hennan Rahlfs and family,Mr and Mrs.H.C.Rasmussen and fardly, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Soren-sen and Miss Anna Kuhr.~ Fashion Center Coats lor Spring are arriving daily-they are so different this Spring that Every Woman and Miss will surely want / } , \ I \ I ' \ / 4 First 2000 Cubic Next 3000 Cubic Next 5000 CubicBgccess Cubic Fee Minimum Month13 Feet of Gas used ner month-$2.00 ner M (fukin mm4-A ____T""" -x " "-un.wuus v J . CC IisF e e t o f G a s u s e d p e r m o n t h - $ 1 . 6 0 p e r M C u b i c F e e t . p1D!if n~F n . 0 D 111.81314 \\ n\ \\\n¢\»\|1¢G1 O h ...._-.' l f i'1 1 I v»Center _First-they will have what you want and save you money, ¢M|'1-It c o n t a mi na t i o n .usvl.yu .m uu m -¢ 1.o u p er M Uub lc Fee t.t of Gas used per m onth--$1.00 per M Cubic Feet. I Bi ll-$1. 00. d 8 i |mgnmon Center-the shoe Bo a new Coat.§ome in and look atk g 3 of Bladr-offers you smart new them.The mzes mm from 14 B 8 .styles in slippers that wear fbr to 62 in Sport and Dress Coats o Women and Mines priced at sz.ea Pfi_§¢*{ ff $0 §°$2§;.'1-1:Uur Milk i§§E§l2"iLi'L Our Herd i:;:;::L.§':,zb w Sas6 y a $1.49 : y r !and ;6_ );Childn o $3.39; en's Robinhmd -~|A-umon uenwr-me snoe scoreFlnna Jettick. ss °f Wir-vffen you m m new»r_1¢|stvles in slinners that wear for' " Woman And iiiam priced at $2.98 to $6.50: Children's Robinhood at) R U M B R I E $1.49 to $8.39:Elma Jettick.S5~Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co dairy e ( Tuesday evening guests at the Pewr Nielsen home were Mr. and Mrs.Gottlieb Stork and hmlly , Mr. and Mrs. Han: Wulf and hmnv ...A Ml-.ma Mrs. Rlchud Nel- md ss."7 -i i Fashion Center--the Millinery Stoxe of Blair-offers you large and complete selections ln the'Nu-n» eh.Inn :- u.».1...u.r........_Phone 2211 or 382~ irmmmmmmmxxxmymmmmzzé I!Rinks ."3"" " " " ° " " ' " " " " " ' " " " " ' " "Isvan vy y . ~" \; "II lu uma a u;uuuuzll.J g h '°'§&.».Ma m i e She ar er w h o f e ll a n d Mls aea pric ed a t $ 1 so $1.50. ~~a n d b m k e a bone i n h e r i b u t a Childre n a ,_ sm:sa $2 ' 9 8 " ` " } " k ° f e w we ek s a g o . h a d th e f o o t p u t y o u r avlec h on n n o w a1!hen,dmzeg_, i n a c u t d u r i n g t h e l a s t w e e k .Fash xon Ce n te r Be a u ty Pa r lo r 2~¢¢=@f!f"!2`i2f ~ \fLg ~ "~»;;-;;f9;u»;.;;,m__T u y eve n i n g M r .a n d Hr s .P h o n e 4 7 - A l i c e T r i p le t t.7-1¢ l l ~4l ; \i x " j ai he -'nm 1\:N1'na.P1 us E-~Pun.e DALEDQLNGS Hr. :M Mrs . Ha na Brink en*- Mndhed about thirty Ixiends and tdllives, Feb. 27 in honor of Mr. Bnesclfa hxrthday.The evening was xqient playing plnoehle a!t»f.r 'which a two course lunch wasserved.High honors were won by Ame n Sunds and Mrs.Hugo Braesch, second by Vernon Ngbluth and Mrs. Herman Jungbln ; consolation by P. Nichols andwlta Wm. Kahler." "Ed Gaines and chlldrenf"\vl\0 have been living om the Siberson in-la, moved.N.s household goqds and machinery to-the l-'red Cuna- where he lu stamnsen thrm 1 YUI8 at present but expma w leave lor New Yorl °soon where he will make his me '-»'Lhe F..m m e fmuly have moved r household $0048 and machinery no Auen. Neb. where they will make their homeNelsSorensonandlanuly a n moving unw the iarm vacated by l|!r.sand M n .ll.Willa m:<>; at the ome ntheir ......,`X€§§. Mrs. Julian JW18' bluth Monday.at the JamesWeekend gusts .P. Aches Home were Vnnan Rhea ol Omaha, Irene Rhea g Failh N berger of Monroe e -__S.Hana Braeaeh'enter}B1l'L€§. at an aluminum demonslmutv! $3her heme Monday evening about Colle bqsketball tournamentM r . § d ` M £.l'ihnelent:er. tained the champion: at a dinnerSaturdayevening, that the_Dea! Boys might celebrate their victory A delicious th r a course dxnn-er was served, the place cards andfavorsappropriate to the oceasion An a me ho ur all departed for Omaha,Captain Pettit,Petersonand Elliott remaining to spend Sunday with Frank JahneL 'Hmese boys returned to school early on Monday morning.Mr.and Mra.Wm~Voss,Mr-a:\d Mrs. Otto Voss and Mr. and Mrs.Charlie Voss and family, Emil, J ohn and Alfrd were vla- iton at the Andrew Wlese home Saturday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Delbert Fowler vnre visiting at the Charles Mer- ritt home Saturday. Women and Misses: Select your New Spring ourm at the Fashion a n u r in a u i r - u l e u Spring Stocks are now complete in all lines carried,such as Coats, Dresses, Mlllinery, Shoes, Hosiery, Glove.-x,Silk Underwear.Wash Dresses.Always try the Fashion Center-Firsif-lh€Y will have what qu.-want and sme u moneyyo. f 'l»1z ~ Fashion Center Silk Dresses for Spring-choices! styles in sizes 11 w 52 priced at $6.75, $10 £0 $19.75 in all plain urs a~1d prints in25 be'present,"I '<:h..§'i§y Hayden and family' WS" all m""eH°l"'j .7-xr. also called at the St. Josephs hospitul to see their uncle, H. c. Sorenson of Washington, Neb.Ed Beard of Wxgjns,Colo., came Thursday to the home ofhi s pue nu, Mr.and Mrs. HenryB a r d tor a \veek'a vidt among reletivea here.Mrs. Neum Warrick, ass'byMrs.Norman Warrick, euwztdn- ed at dinner Tuesday for Mrs. A. Summen ol Canada. and Mrs. E.Anderson and son ol Canada, Mrs.John Kxeiaer of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs.D.A.Compton and Mrs. Frank Warrick of Blair.Mina Marjode Hineline of De Soto was a guest of Ruth Wid~ ener at the Robert Widener home 'Saturday night and Sunday. DANA OOLL EGE)`WEEKLY DOINGS (Continued from page one) be with York College, Friday eve- ning,llarch 7.Everyone in in- viwa to come to hear the last 'college debate on the disarmament question. The college and faculty are in deepsympaLhy with Philip Mag- nnasen ln the loss_ ol his father. Rev. Mugnussen ol Audubon, lows _The Synodiw Auditors audited the college books last Thursday, Feb. 21.I A newly designed wall paper | I fmm Stewart: Phamaacy, together 'with the skill of Mr. Bowman, or | m. : -un... |»....,.. ...mlhinmx an mal.. family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nel~son and family.M r . md Mrs.| F n d Nelson andfamlly Ind Ted Nelson helped Pete Nelson, an old zeaddenz at this community, cele-bnte his sixty -[int birthday on Saturday plight. Sunday afternoon allera at the daughter, Mn. Frank Freeland. " f a James Linder went to Omaha 'hmdly to have his eyes .Fashion Center Coats for Spring Que arriving daily--they are so Wolsmacm home we re Harry'¢i|ff¢Y¢"ff this Sprihg tha t EW U Swanson and family.Woman and Miss will surely wantThursdayevening visitors atla new Boat.Come in and look at the Arthur Jensen home were Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Svogeraorn-and Christine and Oscar Jensen.Mrs.Fred Nelaon_pused an~other milestone on l1fe'.-x joumey l u t Thursday.Those who re-minded her were u r .and Mrs. Wm.Wulbern,Mr.and M n .Ha n y mmlo n, mr. a nd me o m Christensen,Mr.and M n .Wm.Christensen and Mr.and M n .mum Nelson .ma their families. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Compton andMhrdmllwereSundaydinner gue.-ms at the Holland Smith, Sr. home.Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Svogerao helped Catherine Veda ¢¢lebrataa her birwday Monday evening.The Doteua Sewing Club was entertained by Misa Alma Svog- eraon last Saturday altemoon, allbut two members being present. Among those who helped Henry Tie¢gen's observe their wedding anniversary l u t Monday evening were Mes.-xra.and Meadames Al- bert Nelson,Alfred Svogerson,Fred Nelson and families. About thirty young folks drop- ltllem.The sizes range from 14 to 62 in Sport and Dress Coats priced at $10 to $25.'1-1¢ Fashion Ce nte r-the Millinery Store ol Blair--offers you large and complete selections i n the correct styles hi Hats for Women and Misses priced at $1 to $7.50. Childxen's.69c to $298-make your selections now-dlheadxlnea. D E S O T O L O C A L S Well March mme in like a roar- ing lion, here is hoping it will be more lamb like going out.Friends and neighbors o t Mr. and Mrs.Henry Jorgensen gave them a little farewell party lastFridayafternoon.Nice refresh~ ments were served and all pres- ent report a very pleasant a!tcr~ncon.The Jorgensen family ar planning on moving down ~i.n Nashville vicinity the middle of 'this week.l Miss Adelaide Landers came up M n .Blanche Jones,preddent- Mrs. Clara Krogh, vicepreeident; Mrs. Grace Rowe, secretary, Mm. Fnneea Lnxure,treasurer andi Meadamea ~L i n d e n a n d ~¢Kr0iE»P\'9)¢¢i»leaders.M r s . Ch(rd Hxneline and Mrs.Joe Sully were put on the committee to vialt the sick.Mrs. Edith Lan- ders will entertain the Club mem. bers at their next meeting, vA Fashion Ce nte r-the Millinery. Store o f Blai r-offers you large! and complete selections in the' correct styles in Hats tor Women and Misses priced at sz ul s-mo.| Childnxfl,see to 82.9s-make your selections now allheaddnee The gre a te s t1 i ne o f$ 1 a nd$ 2 iW8-Sh Dresses in Blair can always 'be found at the Fashion Center in 1?'"" 14 to 52 in mm new styles m Dressa that are guaranteed not to fade ~1-in ROSE mm. ITEMS Friday _evening visitors at N, Ward's were Jim,Russel and Perry Ryan, Mrs. Laura Tofbe and ~ James and Dorothy Sappen~ xeMrs.Detlel Wulf,Mg, La rs Petersen and Mrs. Will Ryan via-` ited Mrs.Holger Hansen,\vl1u' came home from an Omaha hos- i nA 1 i _H Mag F,-;.'from Covenant hospital and w lpical Sunday.£22 .'?,,£'{' »,. em.mm zmmalimlited home folks A week alzo lastl Mrs.Austin Rennhnw view.-A .h_p_*.v __~ r . m y -u u u xoao . I Mr. and M m Will Ryan w¢|~¢_the architectural Ieaiures of tbl 'hxesdayvevening visitors at John§room and are placed so that the:Pe te rs e n gmm H lrelate themaelves to the furniture ansen gpen [The eenter of the picture ii on ¢h1ff§'°?'§n'§ =\;_; A érwlhinsllev el o i the e ye o l me observer Christensen of Herfnm_''""Picturea cannot appear to thebeti Mn. Wdter Nelsen entertainedthe following ladies at a quilting Thursday M n Jim Ryan,i llrs .orsberg ~ E r i c k s o n , »Mrs.ofte Mn. James, Mrs. Geo. Nelsen, Mrs. Ed Meneke and Mrs. Rudolph Mencke. Mr. and Mrs. Sappenfleld were Sunday dinner guests at the Carl Pxeper home in Blair. CHOOSE PICTURES FOR EACH RODM Pictures may be m c wh- dowa in the home and should be selected and placed carefully.A bright colored print, decorative in treatment, or a. callecuon of etch- ldv\l|l»8f8B if tha wall on whlc! they are placed is not more qudei than the picture. UNION' INTER- DENOM INATIONAL Me m A 'union interdenomlnatloaa meeting will be held next Frida; Lt2:30P.M.nt.tl\eB2QUItchuR'1 observing the Worl.d's D v oi Prayer m r misdons.Everybody is cordially invited to attend. Fashion Center Beauty Parlol Rhone 41-iia jrrxpxelr.'1-1| ings are appropdabe for the h `,=T 7r~ 1whichshouldbespeakeordiality\S n ~I ~ and welcome.Pictures best sult~1 ~ ll o `\ ed to living rooms are landscapes,,_ff-_i é f _ l _ marines, fine ponmu and those ~I~|IVIRYSAINIIE~ which un a story. Garden scenes,./1/su ///c f n /me _Jflower or fmlt- pictures done in a \ /Fa u rs 7 decorative manner find a plizne`iri the dining room.Etchinga,eu-_ gravings and mrumcal scenes are suitable for the library.Personal _ARCH pictures are best uaed-in the bed-Pn a s a n v r m* §'?'?'I"'.¥*?°'€.§'€*°""°"is lacing saor: STORE é 5 Q 2L r 5 -4 E E We dl think our in- cnmes are too lowahdtheprimesof everything too high. As the seeding sea- l o n comes around once more,we s nhe n v m | full ue - le c ti on o f cho i c e Garden a n d Field Seed.Garden Seed In budk and pack- ages. T r y s om e "Old Gardner"fértilimer on your Lawn th&s Spring. Now we ought to h a v e a Twentieth Amendment.Co n- gns a o ught tn punn hw to keep peo- Ple from eating too much. For your hot-bed usoo car.A5 he hoeepbed the car hebrokedownand tried. "Why did I buy that other ticket?"he hxolned. C a r l Rasmussen, ho rthus t o f Omm, bought mlta ri llfo r h new hog haue.l'hax-wnld Jorgensen \» mine no do thc Sund ay .1:_~ her dAug¥£z`€rf"m`r`§.""i§1`l§01d ~ M r .a n d Mr s .Ha n s J or gen sen mu s s e n o n W ed ne sd ay afte rno on. vis ited a t th e h o me o f Mr s .Mi s s Mi ld r e d Sc henc k,A n d r e w J en nie W alla c e i n foren oon. M m Ha r r y S e l tz la s t Mo n d a y o f t h e nf ' h e r mo th e r M r s B la i r Su nd ay An d e rs o n a n d J a c k Pete rsen o f Sta n to n ,I o w a we r e Su nd ay vi si t- r e o e i ve d wo n d e r s a t t h e D e tl e f W u lf h o me .se ri ou s illn es s'M r .a n d Mr s .Ch ar le y Ha n s e n J n h n Hn mh ln f an d {'nm€lv ¥i'\.amd.... - J 'r\.....1.1 ed xrum'we tenant hmm _an theHerman J\mgbluLl\.1lH'I1) JHUZ the hnuw \ac.»|.¢u ny Ed Gajnfrs wherehe 'will.work .for Mr. Suberson.Mn. W m.Marshall enlertamed the Lmklnm Club Wedn-:sday aft- ernoon.Mr.and Mm.Alben.Hansen and family of Kc-nnard,were vm-iwrs at the Paul Jones home on Sunday evening. cMr.and Mrs.Elmer Jenpen,Mr.and Mrs.Paul- Jeans andfamiliesamendeda'Lark|:1 Club at the John Marshall home Sat- e v e n mm l a n d l r s .N e l s S v e n d g a r d a n d f a m i l y .M r .a n d M r s .L l o y d B r o w n a d e n d e d a b i r t h d a y c e l e - b r w o n a t t h e A .G . J e n s e n h o m e i n F r e m o n t S u n d a y .. M r s .J .N e u r e n b e r g e r o l W a k e - f i e l d ,N e b ,o a r m d o w n W e d n e s d a y a n n p e n d s w e e k w i t h f n e n d s a n d relatives.Mrs. Ed Renard and Peggy Dora and Joe Cook,Jr.were_ vuxtornat the Maswrs school Fnday._Mr. ani Mrs. Lund and (umgy moved from their farm which lshmv m as the Renard farm to their farm at Calhoun.Their son John, moved onto the farm vacat- ed by them._Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Tluelfolat, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Loges vm-itxd at the Nels Svendgard home Mauday evening.Mr,and Mrs.Fred Jungbluthand.ftn\ilY attended the celebra- ti `t Elk City Thursday eve--.»'§¥'»honor of Mr.and Mrs. Jim Decker's golden wedding an- nlwrsary._ .Mr.and Mrs.Frank Kastropentertainedthepinochleclubon Thursday evening. Fashion Center Coats for Spring are ari vi ng daily-they are so dif!erenv.`3Lhis Spring that Every Woman ahd 'Miss will surely want a new Coat.Come in and look at them.The sizes ranze from 14 to 52 in Spun u:|d`Dress Coats priced at $10 to $25.'T-It Fashion Center-\J\e Millinery Store of Blair-offers you large and complete selelions in the correct styles in H is for Women and Misses priced at $1 to $7.50. Chlldren's,69c to $2.98-make your seleptions now-allheadsiws. SUNNYSIDE NOTES .Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Matzen entehained at a ninochle narty on A c o l ms .. \1 o N Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jensen and 'their friends had such an enjoy- able time at Mr. Jenseu's birthday party last week.I n mentioning the guests present the names of .Mn and Mrs. J. Petersen and Mrs. §Jax. Kirby were in :moe way over looked and we make ourrection. The latter are old friends of the! Jensens and the evening would'not have been complete without' their presence Fashion Center-the Millinery Store o f Blai r-offers you large! and complete selections i n the: correct styles in Hats for Women. and Misses prleed at $1 to $7.50.Childxexfs,69c £0 $2.93-mme'your selections now-all l1eadsi1.es.i Fashion Cenier--the Hosiery' Store of Blair-otiers you the choicesf. Silk Stockings that Wear -dl the time. They feature Gold Stripe,'Onyx Polntex,Kayser, .Bobolink, Neverdam.'7-lt \ L O N G T H E B O T TO M R O A D I Mrs. Clyde Metzler helped Mrs. C.H.Blanchard with getting m u d dtex*moving from Her- man to the ir farm in the Home stead distdct. Mr. and Mrs. Anhur Weatherby mul Everett and Miss Naomi Srmth spent Fdday evening atthe R..M. Iverson home. Mr.and Mrs.Casa Frye and sons, with relatives from Council Bluffs visited at Shenandoah, onSunday.I Mr.and Mrs.Fred Ray spent Monday evening with Mr.andlMrs. Llydc Metzler.'Mia. Byron Beard and Mrs. A.| E.W g .attended the project; club rn tmg he ld a t the court hpuse Tuesday,under the direc- tmn of Miss Mudel Smith of Lin- 4 I coln. Mrs.Fred l-lurdum spent Wed- nesday afternoon with 'her sisier, ....-.., ...W we.. .............. W ........the Preslde:1t's office take on new beauty. F. A. High, Supt.of the Neb- raska Anti-Saloon league, was a visitors at Dana College on Thurs- day before the college chapel he delivered A very interesting ad- dress concerning Pmhibition. On Monday evening,Dana'a negative debate te a m-Ha ro ld Larsen, Clilford Madsen and 0\.h~ ella Nelaen, debated with Keamey State Teachers College.The de- cidon of the judges was 2-1 in.!a~ vor of Kearney. The Mission Literary Society was well attended last Wednesday evening, February 26.Viggo Pet- ersen lead in Scripture reading and prayer,after which George Robertson sang a Japanese song. The main feature ol the evening was a set uf slides showing the different costumes,occupations and hsbim of the Japanese people. Many pictures of the most impor- tant buildings in Japan were also shown. Misa Ida Dahl visiued at her home at Shelby, Iowa over the weekend. Miss Jean Larson visited with her parents at Lyons, Neb.over Sunday. Miss Bernice Brown enjoyed sev eral days vidt at her home in Ra- cine, Wisconsin, last week. The Van Deusen-Brock Hesper- ian declamatory contest will be held on Friday evening, March 14 in the College Chapel.The public is cordially invited to attend. Fashion Center Coats for Spring are arriving daily -they are so different this Spring that Every( Woman and Miss will surely wan\:| a new Coat.Come in and look ul them.The sizes 'range from 14 £0 52 in Sport and Dress Coats priced at $10 to $25.7-lt BREWSTER BITS Mr.and Mrs.Soren Wolsmannl i t :wus his twentieth blnhday. The surprise was arranged by his sist>er,'E1-nma.All enjoyed a pleasant evening and a delicious lunch,after which they departedwfrhingthe victim many more pleasant birthdays.The Alfred Svogerson family were Sunday afternoon callers at the Wm. Wulbem home. Sunday dinner guests a t the Emi l Matzen home,observing Alice's birthday were Mr.andMrs. Otto Mencke and family and\ Henry Christ.` Elmer Munson and Otto Ma¢~ zen enjoyed roller skating at the Herman rink Sunday afternoon. The annual bazaar and suppersponsoredby the Dorcua Sewing Club will be §»g__=-in the Meth- odist church ement at Ken- hard March 15th. The youngsters of Brewster school enjoyed a few minutes ofdameplayingyfollowedb y s candy bar treat Monday afternoonthe occasion being their teacher's birthday.The preceding Friday the John Vogt, Jr. family droppedin with a very generous neat aele brating their daughter, Virg'luia's birth anniversary. Fashion Cenber-the Millinery Store o f Blai r-offe rs you large and complete selections i n the correct styles in Hats for Women and Misses priced at $1 to $1.50. Children's,69a to $2.98-make your selections now-allheadsizes, C R O W E L L H O M E Rev.and Mrs.0.U.MeProud Thursday afternoon. Mr.George Hilton and Myron Siglar of White Lake, S. D. spent Friday with the former'§uncle and aunt, Rev.and Mrs.Under-wood.The boys were enroute toColorado.- Miss W.C.Wieters spent the:eek-end ivsitlng friends in Oma- a.Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cornish of Omaha,visited the fonner's mo- ther.Mrs.Edna Cornish Sunday evenmg of Syracuse were welcome viadwrs ~ Harvy ~ ~of ;1?.§:"§iz..:"€.';z.:::.x;"~,221.."..v...""'"~ B. ~ ~~f»- . . . 3 3 ~vgffigogr ;gg_<;:;§-;;d»v w yim u\é May bread-!visit wmT""».Z¥ .§'$£,"M?;`7.E'.;°£'§i rick, nonh of Blair.|the.ir 'i §f"i"§"; §'l".§i .. 'SF~ ]§§ 3§ ffin? §.3°°§ Bf' $ 22 . ""w§r'§§`§.f~s . ;" f ; " = ° ' y c h i c k ; t h e s a me ~1 . ~' Mfr- By ro n ...i °r. an | f. '.'i.1.."§.§§.i*.'*.=1¢.§.".2';:x;".::';'. . £ f : ; . " ~ . : § . . T a ' : 2 : » ~ iIwho ie past eighty-six years of . Boston were S~dn~ d~nner guests age.Mrs.Seltz left. immediately at Jesse Hansen's. .dtex'receiving the message for|Mr.and Mrs.Clarence .TensenOmaha to be with her mother and-of Fmmont,Mr.and Mrs.Geo.do all she could for her.I__Ryan,Mm Nancy Ryan and Mr. letter from her sister, Mrs.E. N.da visitors at Jim R Bowles eayins she and Mr. Bowles were enjoying themselves very much down at Corpus Christie, Texas, and that tour-in tents were stretched out for over two miles along the bay.Oysters und allkinda ol fresh fish were plentiful and cheap. Mr.and Mrs.Leon Dalby of Omaha,spent Tuesday afternoon vidting at the home of the lab-ters sister, Elizabeth Cachelin. Mr. and Mrs Henry Baker and family and Grandma Pyles mov- ed from Herman the Hrst ol the week,into the Oliver Fick cot-tage, vacated by the Aylers. Mr. and Mrs.Henry Jorgensen and Mr. and Mrs.Hans Jorgen-sen,Ralph Hineline and Walter Jhrslni en were Sunday dinner guests a t the Charlie Hineline home Sunday. Mrs.Clilford Hineline enter. tained the De Soto Women's Club Thursday afternoon of the pastweek.Most of the members were present and responded bo roll callby giving a helpful kitchen hint.They had tried and found prac~ liral.There were four visitors present that day: Mrs. Oliver Fick of Fort Calhoun, Mrs. Bertha Lad- wig and children.Beth and LylaofBlair.The following officers were elected lor the ens g-year:.|..- 1 |~: I U E I ~as e r e 15 :10 oe .eimpo r ta nc e th a n th e pic ture its elf A r c h Pr es er ve :,sty le p lu s a n d i s ju s t a : e s t spac e be twee n c o mf o rt.Th e f o o t c o mf o r t th e wa ll a n d pic tur e.Pic tur es sto r e f o r men a n d wo mn .3 2c orre c tly h u n g a m i n re la tio n to | have moved onto the p ce N- cently vacated by Cull Hanse:\'s.Mary Jean Piepep ii.spending her vacation with Enna Nelsen. .Peter Jensen, Mrs. Laura Toftcand Lois were in attendance at a dinner party in honor o! Laurence Hansen's nlnetieth birthday at the L .C.Hansen home ln Blair on Sunday. . Mn .Will Ryan spent Wednes-day afbemoon visiting Mrs. Hosea Wilson.<The community carnival at the school house Monday night was well attended. Mrs. John Taylor spent Monday at the Harold Taylor home. Mr. and Mrs. Clemens William- sen moved Tuesday to their new home west ot Orum.` Miss Mata Hansen spent Sung diy at the John Taylor home. Mrs.M.H.B.Rosenbaum ofBlair, is visiting this week at tho] Francis Forsborg home,Mr.and Mrs. John Taylor and Maxine spent Sunday at Clem- ens Williamsen's.Miss Hazel Wulf is spending this week at the Holgar Hansen home in Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Forsberg attended a faxewell party for Mr.\and Mrs. M. Sommerer, near Crab] We We We We We We We We Metz Battery repair rebuild ¢h81'Se rent exdiange well new sell rebuilt We We We We We We We1e~ac.id .g ll it i s e'ec !rlc Ml 'IZ cnn dn at the right price- nt lhu Soar r l k l 0S t a t i o n find trouble repair genenton mpnxir starters repair coils repair out-outs repair carburabon repair distributors wt timing of motor jvh ri ght a nd *tug luc tnry . ) s I rm.~o | s ' 1 " | = z | | 3 u T | 0 N VVl'T 'l'1OLJT \ ~ A s - r e : *"""I"l | B L A I R --'mor ifv f R Y B 0 h demand qunhty l Thu khrilky o¥ all dosses w o Foods ot roosonublu prices! rc not among them, f>umi\iariz¢ your IF you u'betta food stores-o nation- u\F v uth tha n" '. ¢ r Ann a r ts bo s l rv a y o u 1 Tuuday evening. Feb. 25 to cele- brate their tenth wedding anni- versary.Prima were presented tothefollowing:Mrs.Will Jahnel and Mr. John Murphy, first priz- es. Mrs. Nels Christensen and W.Cotton, second, Mr. and Mrs. Del- bert. Fowler consolations.A two com-ne luncheon was served byMrs.Matzaen and all conoernéd had a most delightful time. The Misses Helen Jahnel, Dor- othy Voss and Rachel Hurnslon,who are attending Blair hlghschool,are having a weék's va- cation while 'eq are moving from the old build: g into the new high school which is now com- plated. and daughter, Lorraine spent Fri- day at the Will Jahnel home. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Andersen en- tertained a number of guests on Sunday afternoon and evening, in Mr.and Mrs.Hwbbrt Peters honor of Mr. Andersen's birthday which ooeurred that day.The Dean and Clifton Anderson ofTelramah,spent Sunday after- noon nt the home of their sister,Mrs Fri tz Muller.*Mx-. and Mrs. R. M. Iverson andchildrenspentSundnyafternoon wnh. Mrs.Margaret Iverson inBlairand Mildred remained over rught with her grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Timm Colgan ofTenah were stopping ThursdayattheWm.Rutledge and J.L Vaughn homes. Charley Cr-uen was a sweat of,the G§°rse Enyeart hmily Satur- day mght and Sunday. Mr. und Mrs.Fred Ray were helping the Clifford Ray family Monday when they moved w the* Van Valin farm,north of Her- man.Albert Lueninghoencr i smovingmtheMyersfarmva-cated by Clifford Ray.\ Don Jones,Horace Jones,Joel Noyes, Mrs. Ed Noyes and Mm. Ethel Pearce were Sunday after- noon visitors witlf the R.R. family helped Clyde French cele-brate his birthday last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Nelson and Lyle drove m Fremont. llst Sun- day moming no see Mrs. Nellon'a father,George cha mnnen,whoisserlowyillat the 'hospital there.They speng the remainder izf the day at the Albert Nelson ome.Mr . md Mrs.Morris Christen- Bey Nels Petersen and Mrs. PeterA deraen spent Wednesday at LheAlbert Petersen home. Sunday dinner guests at the Hans Hansen home were Mm. I-Iansen's brother,Hans Nelson and family of Omaha. The Alben Peternen family had Sunday dinner at Fred Andersen'sMr. and Mrs. J. W. Nielsen and children wlere Sunday afbernlooncallers at the Bob Anderson home the occadnn being Bob's birthday. Mr. ud Mra Albert Jensenand THE HACK SAW VOL. 4 MARCH 6th,1980 NUMBER 44 We dl think our in- cnmes are too lowahdtheprimesof everything too high. As the seeding aea~ l o n comes around once more,we s nhe n v m | full ue - le c ti on o f cho i c e Garden a n d Field Seed.Garden Seed In budk and pack- ages. With i n the c us that are on the road\i.m't. it a wonder we dan? have more am- cldents than we do? Trad:i n l n old k»~-'-or pan on a Ivory gr e e n him Enamelwans.Di a - play In o u r w u t window. 291: for any old httle o r nm on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.Reevers of Falls City.Neb.visited Mrs.Sarah Llchty ahd M n .Olive McLane last Fdday.Dr. J. G. Shlck and Mrs. W. H. Underwood,in company with Mr. George Chase and Mr. Jarnes Linder, dmve to Omaha last Wed- needay.Mr. Chase had his eyes treated and Mr. Linder underwenta slight operation from which he is recovering nicely. Our Sunday afternoon chapelserviceswere in ¢ha.rge of Rev. Newell, who gave us a very inter-esting service Rev.W.H.Underwood and daughter,Mrs.W.B.Anderson, spent Friday night i n Cherokee, Iowa at lhe home of their son and brother,Lawrence Under- wood and family.Mrs.Marlon Crosby is visiting in Omaha a t the home of her T r y s om e "Old Gardner"fértilimer on your Lawn th&s Spring. Now we ought to h a v e n Twentieth Amendment.Co n- gns a o ught tn punn hw to keep peo- Ple from eating too much. For your hot-bed Glass Clo th txkes the place of glass, §~ sadly put on and _s much chuper thnn glam. A s mw h mm bc't two tickets l t a raffle and won \ ~c l i ; ~ ~ tha highlines.Re- member, we have a supply of Wattag- houu Mud; Inmpa PETEHSENHifxaxmf usoo car.A5 he hoeepbed the car hebrokedownand tried. "Why did I buy that other ticket?"he hxolned. C a r l Rasmussen, ho rthus t o f Omm, bought mlta ri llfo r h.new hog haue.l'hax-wnld Jorgensen \» mine no do thc barpenwr work. Well,i t won't be l o n g n o w until spring m d young onions come dong. K good mnny fum- e n through t h e 4 with gfg on iz n ts o n In I |.'f v v v v v GHEESE Wisconsinf Full Cream for salad, } § § ' " f ° " ° ° j "flaxor ~ G Bacon, Real Good Flavorlb | 7 6 BACON Fancy Sugar Cured Breakfast »»»¢ time was spent playing cards.'l`he. fhllowing ~Rce.i\1:d gprizes:Mrs. Fred Misfeldt,Otto Christensen,ilrst;Mrs.Otto Christensen and Will Jahnel,second;Mrs Ji mNielsen snd Mrs. August u.u.¢n,| Jr., hooby prize.Mrs.Andersenserved a delicious luncheon.At a l late hour they departed wishing him many more happy birthdays.Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jshnel |ndfsmllyCharles Voss md family,ma me sapme Wiese ,ma sons, Emi l.John and Alfred,helpednuauxg; mm celebrate his sinh anniversary.M r . ~ F r i t z J a h x l z l and Mr. and Harry .lahnel helpedHenryWulhemde brate his birthday Sunday sftemoon. Mr.Mn. Charles Voss and lsmily gud Verna Wendt spent.Ssturdsy with Hr. and Mrs.l.oule Lund.Mr. Wm.Jahnel and daughter, Bertha attended the hasketlwdlgames at the Dena College warn- ament Friday and Saturday eve Mr. md Mrs. Chris Jshnel have en o n the sick list the PU¢ weeMrs. H;;g~° Vo ss v idis d he r brother,Soll ln Blair Satur- dsy, as hé has been m the p u t fe w da y t lgearce family.Ted Simonson and Bill Soren~son drove to laulsvllle, Neb. Fri- ;d=v for a short visit. Miss Ruth Widener,a normaltxaimng pupil of Blair high school rs practice teaching this week at tha Cmickshank school and rtay~ ing a t the home nf her uncla,'Jsmes Sorenson,south of Blair. Mus Ludlle Fee: is practicing uti B ° g ° m°§"°°1 inhethe lower §_°°°' an a t r arent.;omein Blair.z P Mrs._ Frlnk Potter,wh o h ubeenvrdtinghersister,Mrs.Fred Ray.returned Saturday tnber home ut wamrm. Mr. and llrs. Floyd Sheets nd xlldltn wer;guests at gy -==f or supper tu y.m f .Clllton Anderson and ail- dren of Teknmah, spent Saturdaymg h t md Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mn. Geo.Mnrgan. lm. C. B. Bunn spent Wednes-day and Thursday with her dsughter. Mn. Opal Reeves. _Carl Ellis of Missouri,was a visitor Monday with Ruben Frye.Glenn und Harry Mclhnlels of Omnhs,were Tuesday supperguestsof their cousins,Mr.andHrs. Harry Tyson and then they drove on to Burt cuunty to spend the night at the Art Baker home. 9 Flour Sugar Safeway Family Flour Extra Fine Granulatecl ,Q n... 4... .n n.n...» Pm-nnxu For Table Use LQ?Drinkwell BlendFresh Ground fa Order l \I U !q u : r i n l l I l l ._f 10 lb. Cloth BagPOUND4s lb. Bag Nut `1»&.§.}I.§f.,e Max-l-Mum Brand Evnp-Buckeye Rolled Oats Always Fresh and Good Oratecl `Wl1ole Mill-¢._ Un-The Old Reliable Break 2 POUNDS surpassed for quadnty 1 fast Cereal 3 T ALL CANS 5 POUND B A G I l£iu'Alml Swanson, teacher of Hr.and Hrs.Clyde Metzler Sunnyda school, spent the week-were Wednadny evening visitors ami with har puenh,l r .m d a t Don lldx k h..\ln.N¢1 |81 nnu:nn!Km m rd.Pm lnn dk m h widm e rwe re in Atdne om nk dnnof t\wDa na0 m .\ha lh°l>vi1\¢Sl\=1rd»y and i........n.