11-13-1930JTERPRISETHEEl*wAsnmax'0;¢oouN'nr»g
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BLA|R'S LEADING NEWSPAPER GENERAL NEWS OF WASHINGTON
GENERAL AND [DUAL msws Annu uummmu
NUMBER 43From tln Garden Snot Il Nebnlh-_P¢bliihellWed11hy.l¢hnA.B!wl6¢l._.....z...¢....mn £1.50 na Year.Single Dun.5¢BLAIR, NEBRASKA,Nov. 13,1930 WI-lhh\¢i°\lCURB!!
I'..'mass :mr oooxmc scnool.
ensive ...r~h was~¢r held Nov.5, 6 and T by the Iowa.
A |§s r Nebraska Light and Power Co.at
WT ::.;:~their offices on min St at which
~.time there was an average daily
L4.af ~attendance of forty enthusiastic
f¢~women present_~.I Miss Julnitit Bruce home ser¢:"i<§.~|i director had charge of the
~..~~school and gave the lectures as11~Ease pnepared the recipes and var»
)~ious dishes.j ~_|On the fim day Nov.5 she
¢|~:.demonnrtmted the practieability of
~|§§f il .the gas range with the oven conatrolbycookinganentirealigner33»|in the oven.This consisted of
ham loaf with tomato sauce
l.|:tn~
"Q~ b~m~ah pie_ ~e ~box
To ~eockien nw deliciousmmm
sh.Hiway
Delayed hom 0oun~|
Ft.Calhoun ls to Be
in the Near Future.
to Thin County.
~JELTS To START \to a law report from
partmmt work will
paving project be
Douglag county line
oun.ct for this work was
ng but complicationshelduptheconstruc
were dm gxven ua those whose
names were drawn.
On the final day nm.breads
brolled steaks and baking powdebiscuitsweremadeandservedw
the crowd.
The gas range easily proved it
seE to be a labor saver econornicalandcleanand as near a perfeetbakerascouldbededred
For eiflciency qdtk servlee an~
safety it cant.be beaten.
One other prize was givenattendanceprize.This went
Mrs.Leslie 0ffen and was ax
aluminum cooking keule.
The ladies of the eommumlt
certainly appreciate the efforts othePowerGa.in making thi
cooking school a decided modes
and also hope to meet the directv
~with cinnamon dmp fsvfup and
=<-.alv ;r;"5 i¢wloped cabbage.She also
~made ice box wokies and bydraw-_ing of nam~,.the entire dinner
"*.1_;f?'5 ,J. ,¢. _wa.s§iv'en away at the close ofdie
"1 ~==(. "I afternoon.
"§.":fg P
~1;-*~~~|On Nov.s,she showed the
_ladies what a go-od job she-could
A.W.Sen Kaney veteran
sports mnouncer wu assigned in
sive the ear by asf account of
this conten usiatzd by farm edi
tors.The broadcast will open with
a description of the !ie\d and the
cmwd by |Kaney as he soar;over
it in an airplme.Then will follow
a description of the conwn as the
Imakers go down the rows hitting
bridge across Cobble
Fontanelle Highwaylast.Friday and
in being um adu
the old mqd being
ago but which he ltill occupies.
In the spring Mr.Monkes sonlnlawanddaughterHr.xudMn.
J.W.Blawer und family are plan~
ning m move there and their little
bungalow nt 610 west Lincoln
dit puEllc t1jive\51n§C|€etiml.brfor\a.l¢;Jlfclnh
Jens Clausm and
.mann is undecided nu whether
he will build or rent tor a.while.
:~l~l .ul.;I s ..that this work will
~11 be heralded with In a buadness deal Henry
ction to the reeidents Monke of Fontanelle has become
ty.the owner of the former Karl
!ChriSlreneen home on Gnnt street
BLAIR To HAVECONVENTION IN xssx
A number of the Blair members
of the Rnyd Neighbors organiz
uion attended the tint annul
pounds.The fir~p~ze ~sold
at. 16%cents md the second prize
pen at 14centg per pound.
........
in Fremont Int Friday.Nov.7.
Bm:was :alerted u the meer
iflt plans for the distrid mvetins
in 1981 and also expand two dia
trict offices.Mn.Elle Bron was
deem!nude and Miss Helen
Bolt recorder.Them were severe!hundrd
present.flfhe hllovrlng Blair ladies were
present:lin.Elle Broun llrl.ll.
E.Tygm Mn.Clnude Hnuehildt
lhu.lhryAndornonlh~|.Weltar
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APHBECIATION _of onevoioe in theircommenda-
tions.
el
t
A,~°mrstrce Day Ob-/'
served At DanaColleg~
AKSARBEN EXHIBITSFROMWASH.COUNTY
Washington county baby beef
clob members had nine calvu for
the Wednseday baby beqf show
and the Friday auction sale Only
one of the local calves was ailbed
out by the committee Saturday.
Leonard Wulf and Everett
Stork each had a Hereford to
enoer in competition with 121
othens from Nebraska and neveralfromtheotherstates.Rich
ard Lippincott.Leonard Wulf
Norman Jacob Harold Stork
Everett Stork William Wilkins
and Andrey Sewart each had
Shorlhorns to einnpete with the
fortynine Nebraka ealves of this
breed and those from other states.
At the au|:ti¢(n sale Friday
morning Harold Stmka roan
Shortlxorn (ali was bought by
Swift and Company for the Jéns
Nielsen market of Blair whi.
the Kiwanis Club of Omaha purchasedthewhiteSborthornsteer
of Ieonard Wulf for their banquet.
Audrey Stewarfa and Leonard
Wulfs alves placed second and
third respectively in the Senior
group of Shorthorn baby beeves.
These same two wven later
entered the open class and wonthirdandfifthhonorsrespeetlve~
ly.In the swine exhibits Howard
Charlote fat barrow was unable
to place in the club show.
.ln the open class swine divlxion
Wallace Chlrlort cleaned up first
second and third honors on pennofthreeinthePolandChina
dass and w.J.Sas locd market
of Blair purchased one ol Mr.
Chlrlots first prim borrows thru
Armour &Company.Merritt Cook of Arlington as~
aembled a booth exhibit for Wash
ington county featuring HoneyandBeeproduction.This booth
created a lot of favorable com
ment by interested visitors.
....Fitting Program Arranged ~»
Rendered (or Armistice pay
New Member Added to Fault
for Winter Scmeale
_NVIKINGS DEFEAT oouooirm
Nuiby Schools Making Uac .Dana Gymnaolom 1»r~nu\¢¢~¢hx
Practice and Games
An Armistice Day program ~ =
~presented by the Dana Colle~
Music Department over rado ata
tion WOW Tuesday.
The Hesperian Literary Societ
sponsored a student Armiati
progranr_for the morning chape
hour November 11.The aervi
was made especially impreaslv~
by reference tp the large D .Servioe Flag which has in
~~aura 4 nd crosaeo 2 adlver stars
and 8 gold stars.
Mrs.J.E.Bartley formerly
Llneoln has been added to
Dano College Faculty for
Winter Semester which begin
November 17.Room reservation
received indicate a large enroll
ment for the Winter Semester
Rev.J.P.Nielsen Dean of ou
Seminary was elected vicep :~
dent of the American Luther =
Conference at Minneapolis.
The Fyeehmen and Bophomo
of Dana College defeated Conco
da College in a game at Bla!
Saturday Dana College la th
for undefeated ln the Nebr~
Junior College Conference.
final game ln the conference
be played with Luther CollegeWahooSaturday.u thin g
~be won by Dana lt would me~the winning oi the Junior Colle
Championship by the Freahm
and Sophomores ol Dana Colle~
Nehraalm Cemral College
Central Ciiv win play Dana
Blair November 21.
Io r the nm time in history
college football championship
bc brought to Blair.We
COB BROADCAST BY CHAIN
r ._ .._A nationwide radio aulllence will
llstenin tribe battle o!..Klng
Com near Norton Kant.(rom
11:30 to 12:80 B.m.tomorrow
(Friday)u the national eornhusli
ing contest is being waged.A
network of 36 radio stations in 23
mms will broadcast the deemp
tion of the contest over an NBC
network including stations WOW
KFAB WDAF WREN KWK.
WHO and others.
Not only from the fanns and in
the smaller communities;of the
cornbelt but from the larger mel
ropolin of the country as well will
the radio audience be drawn as
wus discovered last year when the
championship was broadcast.
A.W.Sen Kaney veteran
~r ~~nhlldty that
M is elmmpiomhlp
bring w Bid:md dll be
of the beautilud silver tru~
which seem!almost willin
of the Dum Vildngs.m us;the Vikings md Conch
Jones every encouragement
they may win Sapurdayk;;>md thus go through the Co~
ence as the undefeated dmmpl
As in former years ne~
high schools are making use of
new Dana Gymnasium for
baskethall practices and games.Prof.Malmln director of m
at Dan;College formerly dlof:nude at Dralce University
the guest/director at the D
University Band at Omaha Sa
dny.
c.Aizc1zAsn$'i=°h'rAL'ro
15 PERSONS IN z WE
Lincoln Neh.Nov.li!|
the twaweek period ending
ember 4 figures released w
~day by the Nebruka Press
ciation ahowed that 15
were kilkd and 228 injured
uuwmobile accidents in Neb f
~,m
|
Congressman
BaldrigeFeasted
Represauutin Bunineu Men of
Blair Dlnq With Congraamm
Blldhge at the Cliflnn Hotelon
ArmisticeDay.
ATTEND ARMISTICEPROGRAM
A group of aroundtwenty-Eve
BRIDGEVIEW CLUB MEETS
The Bridge View Club met on
Nov.6, 1930 at the home of Mrs.
C.B.Gehxinger, with seven membersprelent.Mn.J.T.Nelson,Mn.wuum Gustin and Mn.
E.A.Moore were visitors Mrs.
:A~AL D~xcr
will be unable to nee all
for me md pn me
eadid mpport penmnllytakethismeansofex#
my appreciation I mm
mm in the Bennie will
tha confldenec npénd in
Hugo F.Srb.
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KENNARD WOMAN CELE
BRATES 78TH BIRTHDAY
Mrs.Glvllerine Jspp was 78
years old Sunday and w cele
rawe this event 42 relatives and
friends gathered nt.her _home.
~en o .._home for the day,these being
Edward,August md William
Japp,Mrs.c.E.Schnleder,Mm.
J.H.Miller,Mrs.BuckRosenbaum
and Mrs.Sherman Anderson.Six
ol :hae seven children ue grand
parents making Mrs..llpp the
head of four generations seventimes.Another son Julm F.Japp
ol Colorado alno having grand
children was unable m bepresent
at the celebration.The seven children with their
families and the following were at
the celebration:Mr.and Mnl.
chlluE Schneider Mr.and Mrs.
Paul Masters and daughter Mr.
Ind Mrs.om Gottsch and Mari
lyn Mr.and Mrs.Paul Wulf!and
Donald Mr.and Mrs. J.P.Larsen
A gas plate has been installed
in the kimhenette of !.he_primary
roam.Commandng Tuesday noon
a hot dish Wm be served fn the
children of the flrsv.and se¢ond
grades who find it necessary to
bring their lunches.This hot dish
will consist of either soup cocoaorsomethingnourishingandwill
be served in conjunction winh the
reguhr school lunch.A small sumoffivecentsperdxywillbeassessedinorderwcarryoutthe
plan of serving h unches.Miss
Helen Severance mary tendl
er and Miss Ml l Norhenberg
second grade manner will super
Republican City (bm Iluster Wins
Title of Slue Clumpion fm
Pmves Fu!GameN1.blnnkn.
and a New Record Set
Olin Sorens¢nllced Fifth in the
Contest While Henry Plnsed
Eighth.Ulm ls County Chimp.
§"¢i=;2u\"Elin Wa.§hin|,tun county
speed hounds Otto Sorensen and
IIanni ttllltll.190k :Mlll llldln
ei ...__..._\..L ..|......»~.u\»¢aiv»\v.gnun |||l\#Jn A\.u|l\\vr1....Qimmn nf Rennbhcan City
wgn nnxl.record in the number of bushels Tl!Blair high school football
of com picked by picking 2736lteam annexed another conference
bushels in so minutu.rm beatvictory whgn they aemud the
previous records that th mu havy Bancroft team by the were
title winners had made in oillertof 13 m 0 on the local Held last
years was 27 hudrels picked by.Fridly afternoon.The Hai!boys
the winners in 1928 and 1921..ffnund it difficult m :Hin much
Runnerup to Simms was Mavlground through the heavy Ban
tin Christensen of Kearney coun|crofl.line so they presented an
ty whose net load was 27.05 bulaerial attack which resulted in 2
shels.Simms and Christensenwuchdavsns and a point alter
will represent the state at the naltouchdown.The forward pasdng
tinnal corn bushing bee to be held attack of the Blalr boys was the
at Norton Kansaa min feature of the game.1s
~_N.............to nf 21 wan made zood.
and James mr.um mu.au......Anderson emacs Neb.and Har
ry Roeenhium of Wahoo.
About 63 years ago M111 Japp
with nm parents Mr.and Mrs.
Aamua Wdae came from Germany
to make their home in Wazhington
county.After her marriage to
John Japp now deceased they
settled on a homestead idx miles
southeast cf Kmnard near the
Peaceful Hill school where they
llved for many years.They then
bought a farm nearer to town
where they resided until they
Many PheisantsPaving
Fall To Hunters OnWa
150,000 Phensu\_;:_l;e|l During d|¢|Pning hung
Co I,Fur t LnelSeuon.Howard mm y y 1 onished 20,000 of Total Bu-A RellilyWonh sxou.000. S\Ys 0'C<md1 cm New
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$5000.00 WAS PAID IN FINES l OTHER PHOthersnearmewpwererewrpW..V.........._.___Wenzn,third,Jefferson county,lThs line plunging of Lhe Bancroft moved to Kennard more than zb
21.Wd bushels Oscar Hebbler iudlblck was also outstanding.years B8°~.founh,Adams c~ounty, 26.993 bn:The Blair team has been playing Her son, Edward makeshis home m;PP;§§°f\°v t152fg20°"°;0"_hAe¢oxvd.\ng
hamnr hall mn mme and they with her but many nf her sum w0were mlm during thc Qpegstsnsztleg
.. _ ____snels..__.___Henry Sorenson,nn placed expect w be in excellent, sha mrs are spent wash ner twosons,eighth was the 1929 state winner when they meet the smug Tekl:George and Ernest and a uugh~.?2e?i s3§Ng*
and Otto was Washington county mah team on Thanksgiving Day at ter Mrs.L. J.Whité in Wyoming)0~Co ell d Quay Y
winner this year.Tekamah.If the boys continue sion The .511;
to improve as they hnve in we A.l».BOYS JUBILANT fun basin o!mm us
1 ar.wu :ween meSecret|l!}and Ft.Call
commiv The month
made on let last ap:
ged arose which
4nan na Han u.vnrlr §
COUNTY FARMER HAS I
HANDY ELEVATOR
A portable corn elevator on the
farm of Robert H.Wilson of
Blair ls the subiect of an article
printed in the November issue of
Cnppera Farmer national farm
magazine published at TopekaKansasliySenatorArthurCap
per.The article entitled Protects
Elevator with Shed follows:
Apor1able nom elevator is pro_bected from the weather on thai
Robert H.Wilson farm Washing1
tion county Ndiraska hy u tight
shed with a tall door through
which the hopper unfolds when
needed;The carrier passes into
the granary just beneath the eaves
and follows the slant of the roof
to its peak there to dump the
corn into either of two cribs or
in we case of small grain into
one of several bins.
I
This elevator saved me a lot nf\
past few weeks there is a.chance
of the Thanksgiving game result
lng.in a victory for Blair.
Last week the local plumbersinatallaiamodernfumehoodin
the Chemimy room of the senior
high.This fumehood is ksigned
to any away all dangerous odors
ew.This fiunehood ills a long
felt need in our Science Depart
ment.Armistice Day was observed by
all m pupils in the Blair Ci¢Y
schools promptly at 11 oclock
everyone faced the east and remainedsilentforatwominute
pedod.After this the flag salute
was given by all of the children.
Then the regular school work was
resumed.ln many of the rooms
special lessons grouped around
the thought of Armistice Day
were Presented.
The Blairl\igh school football
team will meet the Omaha Cen
tral Reserve team at Fontanelle
money over the stationary kind (oilpark Omaha next Friday alber
the driveway of the building said_noon.The Reserve team has been
\1_.___u un ..A ohm
ng legion boys and their dyunoen xrum b:or night Tuesday evening Nov.l flgurin ;==5_~_;.=t 1
per een o ewhentheycleared$260 at ;|More hunters or at least more
;_
==;;_~Day dance t o!the accurate shooters mind
e rc pavl on.illoward county the best plade to
The crowd was n merry one .wn ecko 1with$006 order and extra fine ;§0:me Y ~hag
music and all ~a wonderhil ¢m»y_At u 5000 nz v.
time.The committee in charge amrsunt were consumed l yarezobecongratulatedontheocrme11vmsmannerinwhichtheyhandledtheShermancountywasmxltsin
mm.l
The Lelionjzoys are under ob~f
ligationa to Clarence King for his
generosity in donating the use of.
his dance pavilion for the evening.l
Hezetolore the hall rent has al
ways taken out a large share of
the profits.\|
oElection Returns
AreUnalterod'
~ipmuey vim wmv um.which 10000 were taken from e
county.Merrick county wuthini
with 14000 killed about 4000 be
ing kept by residents of the
county.Birds that were not taken
from the respective opsi counties
did not require tags.With only 180 birds tagged
Cheyenne county was lowest in
the list.ln Knox county 444
were tagged .and in Deuel 600.
The total meat value ol $100000
for the binds killed was estimated
on the market value of chickens.
Actually pheasants sold for meat
tam..lntm an ...mn nt ar.cents a
The reporstartsoon\
great satisii
ol this cour
OPENING
The newCreek on th
was oomple
the .new ron
#NIV .closed JI
Monday.
Paul Sie!
Harry Ervf
cross the
ear.Thuy
ter ot the l
maxks»and
should be
Bridge whi
eked.Thin
the new rm
tated for 1
which the
zmtly amnnroblem
nh
ve
xn
pt
Ula
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by
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elr
sin
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nnnke
ny..
Mr.Wilson and it does the work.Playing wry gow.Ulu aulu 1ilu]..Lusu 4;vanTheelevdtor is operated by eleoare now at the head of theIelgue Ml andick Votes Counted nth po as
tricjty as is practically everything of Omaha schools.Last Saturday ho Dnfference in the Gfneral At I 40090 hunters wentelsearoundtheWilsonpremisestheydefeatedthestrongFremontResults.The Election Stands_|._1______1__n__mto the fields during the ten day
_.n I ...._f\||\1nn\|nan#IMA |lPRP
§veBE§§§a£1 roads for years post.The new road is ready for a.ooo;of gravel.We hope the Fontanelle
hinhwnu mn all be eroded beforeThe wagon hoist is included in the
electric manipulation."
CHEVROLET NEW CAR
I
Cleveland 0 Nov.3Definitei
mam ny me score oxevertheBlairteam has been
playing very good football and a
close game is assured.
The regular high bchgol debate
work will be organized this week
»»assurance that Chevrolet eau in by Supt.Maaeer.There are only
troduoe a new car for 1931 on Sat two daaxera left from the strong
urday was revealed here today dcbatmg Wm of n year KW
during the staging by Chevrolet|\3melY»Alice Beckman and Reed
factory officials of the first (|0Hndon:However runny of the
~senior h school tudents arefiftydealer meetings to be held in
the next five weeks throughout
the country.Included in a carload of equip~
ment brought in for the meetin
was a new car substantially biggethanthecurrentmodel;and ex
tensively changed in appearance.
\hu 5
.expected out for the lry outs and
Blair will probably have another
good debating season.The quee<tion for debate is:Resolved that
the nation should disarm except
for such :forces as are needed for
lpolice purposes.Am.....¢». nw mam was closedl Blair senior high school held an
lne name s\===on vw...~l;d»....1.........40000 hun a a half million
srx1~r.s1x~voms WERE cA§*l\dm wa oz funall except
__lthoae who were arrested and theirThecanvasof the mall and mek share was $5.000 worth of KriegvotewhichwasheldlastMondaythegameofficialsaid.It wma
showed no change in the 3 \repor1ed that one out of everyresultof the election..ten hunters was arrened on one
On the nonpolitiw vote.Bel game law chuge or another.ford got 21 and Marsh 40.Ijor 0Connelln ltltiBtics do not negBiaMrepresentativeSprick reeexv lect to mention the value of shot
ed 59 and Woodmff 2;for al1en!f|gun shells consumed.AllowingSutherland*l d 24 and Meheach hunber three shots to the
zens 42=for W ¢>f >_\»m.w which objection is exBlllard23andMeneke43;for peed _approximately $25000
count assessor Robertson 86 and
Rasrnssen 22;for clerk d the
district court Beck 85 and Kelly
so and for commissioner Blaco
received 58 and _Marshall ~While
worth of ammunition was fired.
If all the dead pheasants had
been placed in box cars twenty
two would have been required to
haul the load.
........freezing w
PARENTS
Nl
The chil
John Wols
street gavhatTues
when they
n lovely 1Clarionrmandpresexwinhes.T
lunch whif
the evenin
Those plMesdames
Wolsman
A inc
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aes
sso~
ions
in
ska.
ion acting u wnstmufer
,I hi lf w be mixmsca very er WALLACE CHARLOT WINSAfter the dinner those presentnpaimdw the B.F.D.lull -'WSAB-EEN H0N°RS Mins Della Watkins ma Rwmph
.Fnh of Ft Calhoun were mu-where an *'l°'? Day W?-.Wnllnm Chnrlut walked away w»¢h|..,|'Il m___;__ ww. '5. and willwmrmdqmdand here again mr."'--'Y ~-uw ....,........,.._..,,_,_Bald:-ige was the apelker and he the _nm prize on his Pdgnd reside on a farm west olCalhoun.proved himself master of the oc-Chinllsit ""°recent °'""s"'en The bride was a former Blair gm,mdon,The mu was fined and smk ow hem in Omaha,daughwr of Mr. and Mrs.Johnthe program was an interesting I-Ie hadthme pens_of these hogs Watkins who now reside in Ft.
-_-._.\ n....,. a.. .mmanm~» umm Wm*thme hogs 'E ~~Calhoun.Her Blair friends
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.l\\\..||vu5u.un.u ?§_ed ~election for the high school stu tllig changes the majonues.H .9 eR?bhF It s__¢.\.....f.l|¢lnnhx lmzi lu¢nlxw This e\¢Ctioll|HnoR nnt Chililile £110 general re§NElGHBORS HOLD Mrs.Nels Buehnrdt md Mr
Mrs.J.T.Nelson and hmille
Mr.md Mrs.Ed Nielsen.
ana
|and
H.J.|H.llligl¢l¢vlcepremluenl.nuugeneralsdesmanagtrofthe
Chevrolet Mgtor Co.who attended
the meeting here told the 500
.I..».\An .»l\.I n|:|:nn{¢If.&¢{hllnklfs in
¢p 3...was conducted under the auspices ul;and th Winn;are as regtheSeniorCivilGOV¢lnI110Ilt :pmbed in fm WE unoffical HUS G BEE
ass.It was conducted on the tabulated report as found in The Neighbors and fnends of John
same plan and using the sarna Enberprise.Loraqh who lives in the Lung
and
AN
Ithe owner seven ribbons and $w|mr... .~,........,r. Williams of Linutlulrlnauun¢ l Ivu v. u ....__.__..attendance at the City Auditonum rn as as u
|....|\:_\__..._|{nn¢Phi:U
sed in regular elec Creek dimm southeast of :slam
ivea students prac To THE VOTERS came in an him last Wednesday I Wish
e in voting and in and hushed out his corn for him the (Hemi
»c \\.\|¢.n nm ._ _....__an he has hem confined to an me in thu
u=.u.........._._coming to Blair todly to
the home of Misa lhry
md sister Mrs.Annie Ihr
rs.Willinms was a former
irl Genmde Bmdley who
kindly remembered by
>ld lrlendl..L
COMING EVENTS
that the car woulu ue puuumy un btvun .......0
d g S dy d p
\.....O.p¥*'"'» despite "''"°"'"i'*""'".3£2 ;;'.:;..';;;"';"'";. ";:§';§»"'.,»c1a\"lr would be xrnposanme ~"'"""g;..,,,aa1~m..;;f but re-
yoxmproved °?p°"°me' n wo Tueada morning and Harriett 1° personally thank my 9 'gently returned home. He- is get- my best1;»==<=;1.considerably below curréfll Allen sf Marvin Gollehon Alice friends wgfggg; the mgsang along nicely but still unableministatio,a 'an |°'§__._.=- :s4v:.rvfd¢|l§nn||»r\ nw. Beckman. John Gillisnie,Starmleylungff _...a ...\...,,» ¢.. mvlt0 work for awhile and certainly towhichDIIUIBUGuluucanuuuuvuauugv...
presentation of the car.It was
.n...__l..1 .....\..u..nnsufnu flnlnn
~Jensen, Francis xeui,Marshall my |:l:nu.\u\\c{ """""";;P;d;é.pPn¢i.,the kindness ol his
Burger,Dorotha qm'""°°"and nn. p\.M...- nr ii.nfce and the m'Pd5 in helping him vmh his Ma:
truclleu unuc:clxlvan Aavub vw
freight shed to the stage of the
Auditorium and there boxed in by
velvet drops and under a flood of
spotlights disclosed the audience.
A.burst.of applause greeted the
......¢.\...........d \&\
Dean Kirnnn siaiwed countingmd counted until the close of the
elections at 3:80.At 4:00 oc.\ock
the results were made known to
the students of the high school
befom dmnisul.With very few
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I»§L»§£\§§i9¢2 I ~hh:more work.NthImdth1inMostofthefarmersmandgg;§f f mlndimpg neighborhnod have :imma hm
1 hnve 1mm¢in every county in ingandwere glldtolendahmd.
Un state.Emerton said the onlyway m have A mem in so be m.FAsmoN CENTER s.mcA|Ns
run Dnuu |.|.|.|..§
.¢d
55 acres 1%miles north °f'pk0j¢¢£ lenders.
a\Mrs.Gehringer ae edBlair on bench road at $3000.00.rv a
_120 acres 9 miles from Blair,"d°°? l""¢*'?°_'}~,.§'"I'*'1'§f'§''".£.i'.
an be I
$100.00 1
A goo:xt mooLR.\t
t ent had n aeug;;~;=\=» 1° EWG tem;a 'next meeting in
h e of Mrs.1~room house done m_;;;'_Mm 5_A.
Hnller 1 Paulun;9? D°°12~1130.-
uuvuung lu un:un luu Hunan ........annnuncelnent of new lower prices
was made a wild cheering dealer
g§==P =»me ruauuu us ucuuuu.ret.he gaufes the rendu of und I can umm my mlny friends
that I expect to continue m merit
their respect. md good will md so
conduct myself in public offlee
Hen in 1 Beal Bargain for
Thursday Fridly Saturday at the
Fashion Center in Blair.50 Silk
.m ...\.4 mm man..
group intel
leveral mixrupted proceedings for\
min.|
the generalelection.
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L \'if\a7B'l'hecarinlonger\.\unt|xepre1-entChevmlet,mdchmge||ndre-fmau¢nuu°e|out¢nsive thntit
hu a dedded "big nr"»ww~ancmonedealerxeportgd.3If the ===e"==°=='=f==°=r=*M
Norxcn that no ma will ever lmvs tn
apologize for Imving dun me
Ivmmpmrmrwawwa fheiruwnwm
all evenings md han esublinn Theodnmw.Metalfe.
new prices for barber work.Lleuf.Guv.Beet.
umunu vu ...i 1.vm ..__vduato$loinli.su11¢n2)
1000 sun Buying Power Swiss
You Inq Evwvdnr in ure Yu:
Ahnys Try the Fnahion Cen
ter Fam gn Bw.4s11
mmmSTH
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iifiénis
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Hnmcvrs---.---ssc
;SHAVES-~~-----we cAnnoF'm1mxs
\c»¢dmnr,qum¢»¢:v|¢¢.L¢»33;"'"°""7"'§§§'$~,~"%'1 wah m umm my mem for
theuuppon they gxvsmnvnelec-tim day.Ith umm imponibls0°m\li1\\¢5°°\*°lfl"'|l'"¢!l|¢»taseee|da|ndeveryane»¢I
8Q§u1dav.Nav.15atournispl-kmtnkihgthlamansotexyreos-
DISTRICT oounrro ooxwmfs
mmm eo\ut.wi\l conveneMon-
dly, December Sth.Theumpanel-
lingof the jurywillsoonbemadn
andthe jurors vm receivenotice.
Al lwhovo!
such InIwilly
snub:
thttmy
iwiiy
ma.~'
dealers here is my mwnon,menew car ought to prfrve the mon
mccessfud product in tha history of
I?¢"!RnimP.n.l¢;;"° au! .;;,",;'16 Shooting match at Kemthecomnihy...A.I`2`Ta..x»¢\»u¢dilmér atmum-Bighm price paid for neunandpoultry at Nntfh Side nation.
`|§£u`Jn»1`am-¢h
ms forl..mm1m§maf¢¢d».Phonenluksx
x
.~ ,,.4 1"'~ :;:».rU»--' m s Bk!! Ncbfuh, Navembm z , m o
- - - - - e - Q s :'l hg a lvu
b a m n m! n l d a m n I n n .
u m l n w m a c a m ha r no
|.\ellld elc le l at the
t ml all ml n time ln<
lmtothePsu|lJ¢ne.1homeSxb-
Mr.andM.r.H.m|Hnn|snladflmilrm e n u the w w
¢}nm¢:hbuau-Frldayuvening.
All her :mn mind :leur n nmIn the llmnld humlllu Iron: of har ,lug failed wm. In lntentlan. If nmU, mndullw |f~1_ mlm mum Nadu| pine on whlrh xo pnnr her rea
mek ago.. s
vogerannSunda y wi th i m' oo udm, Mi le !Vinh md Ire na Von.
n r .m d M n .E m a n l e m o n
Bhlr,wen*SundaycaI1anattheWi.llJ ~hlr.|.ndMr|»B&be~a t t h e w l l l xu h rh ~
ur. mym-». c.H
|hunMn't rv w ninmnwl." the hid.'All m oss dll: old uwdl with
wang-wuz do they amount to!But ummm: ll mln( m have gnu!!all mmmer-and you don't nn: me
madiallbex-lnirinmniimtstornci
|mp.r m m n u m m m u ah ¢ d h a h l e l .l f m y t n l n g h n y
v e md w mmn h n n u g n b n n v o man w .Bne v r ms ur M n.Pryor
nmn e rlnrherh n h n .
'nn 4Puuno i
a lkmo o u-bun homo.vm nano'Sundny. '.1CANCl'l00SE
Ma r gur e l
Weymouth
J a c k s o n
°'P1fllll uv lebilllt rrlll ou
wsu lt rvlll
SYNOPSIS
c m w r m n I - R u n w l n l A n u a -un n tu a mun l. E r u utln n 3 r 1¢ ¢ u .n d . 'o f s w n l t h y Chlc a lu h m ll y .l ltn msn d o un ly attr xe u d by W lll
rms. y o uth ful nu vc p upu r n rtllg soutl u not grrtluulnrly well-to~¢lo ear-g n t n r .or :Inter Lillian. more of0 c o n n n tlo n n l ty p o , md u u r l o fth o u ttltu ds llnlr h th ar wo uld tak eto wa rd hll d | .u ¢h ter 'l m n r f l n n toun lmuo c un luu n y ou th. ur n : E mu -tlu s to o n d th e u lh lr bu t th e lu l-h r , u p l h l a o f | , r u ll o n l to u n c h -l o u l .m e reall: nc n u t ln m u
'h as s h o In Ro un d he r u mn llf . ro -
(I le s.¢ H A . Y T lR I I - T h !lo ws - n n k ln l
L r o n o u u lw l td y .and nnslly .I- I ll; b e c a u s e o l lz r a u tln s n u r l-ln ¢1 oy ms k s x " r u n u u Y 'mu r-r l u n .Bdeelnud l l infuriated bu tIllplu n , E r nu tlno h ulls : o f ln . a n dd u r A n o r m! : c e n a u n r h l, u n t o
ho r n u n u l a .l n v u her pu r o n ullo mr y u - ln ;Humllto n.- n u t n ry o un g ls wy ar , lo n g Lllllu rn n ultu rUlu .: hu - c a nn o t to b e mu - dh .
__ gg u \1 f r1 §n xn r fvul me e' v° ~ :n =
to gn users.",
" l d n n ' t a n w h a t y o u d o , "h r
nald utlllly ." On l y l ' ll n e va ' g o mi
L u k e H u - e n l ll ln . "\
" Y u r o t o Pnltnuo'n."she u i d
n m m l y ,"l' ll wr i te to mo rr o w. ",
Th e d a y u ma wh en P a mn o i h | ¢ i
llmo u s ln e wi th th e n m-th y c h a u f -
fe ur stood n t th e door f o r th e m.
to ta ke th e m to the tr a in .E m a -
tl n o v u u d m o n l s h l u g t h e a l ld x u
about keepin g c lean, and w m p u t
his ar ms About her,l o p r a c t i u l
and ster n lu her moth er hoo d.'
" W h y u e y o u a l wa y s n o s o n a t
m e l "h e asked,an d kissed he r
uverfed c heek." ! o u ' r a lo n n n g u .
and so dllllc u lt;I k n o w l t ' | h u d
for y ou, but I'm dolng all I c an."
"Are y ou'!" she naked, and smiled
ln u se c re t nn noy lng wa y .
W lll'a temper rose wlt h lu hi m.
"Y o u th lnk l'm n at? "
" D ld l s a y t h a t?
"Y e s - pr a c tic a lly - y e s ,y o u d m.
Y o u r to n e - "
"0h , then I mus t b e c are ful even
ol' my tones?"
H e liung h i s h a n d s u p lu u s u -
tu re o f de s pn lr . an d mad e no tur -
ther effort lo woo har.Afte r n mo-
me n t s he tu r ne d to h lm vr lth he r
great trnglc ey es.
"Y ou kn ow th at I d n 't c u re ho w
po or we ar e I c a n d without ev~
er y tllln g - y o u k n o w lt ls u ' t mn te -
rlu l thi ngs ."
n m w l u ha d n xmmwn h ls e f -
fort ut c ouc lllnllpu.He k n e w th a t
she vfn x talk lug fuh out hi s s ec r ec y
one | we ek or n o.wm w un t ed t o
be n on e .Bo w an t e d the t is b e
twe en mm to b e m ab en ne e.B l u
could not go Amr him.r m n o w .
"0 h .Erueltine.my dear llttlnAmar ." Lor ing pleaded vnrb her,
a g a i n ; b a m n . b d u ; : m a r b l e zo
l u w r e u n o fe d ln n ."W h y d o
you keep younelf (led to him. when
he h u br olllht y ou o nly uu ha pp l-
u e s n You b u s d o m z v e r n h l n g
for h im-e ve ry th lu g.W h a t have
you h u !from your ma n - lu n but
poverty and child-bearing ana dls»
ms n ?Be ne e d : t o h e mx k e ue d -
he d oe lu 't r ea lln who!you have
mea n!!o=hlm."'Sh e wu s lllle n ln g t o h l m : m l
fo r lh e n m u me .a n d he r h e m
u-embled un d e r th e da r k r a g g a -
tlons o f h i s words.I ! l b e c o u l d
h u r t w m. n o b e h a d h u n b e r !
Th e d es lr e to w o u n d h l m lllle d
her wi th a b ur nin g f eve r.At le n s !
then he would not be able to go for
we e k :wllh o u t reme mber ing her.
He wou ld lh ln k o f h e r .Hls a tte n -
tion. bla desire wou ld be ben.F o r
nn lnto le ra ble momen t : he y i elde d
to th e pa ln o f th is de s i r e th en
rose.wrap ped he r faded c otton
klmo u o o ve r h e r h n th ln g n u lt a n d
tu rn ed to mee Lo ri ng .F o r u mo -
me nt elle wa x s tr u c k wllh a br i gh t
memory .Flls c omposur e, bl: nelf~
nssuranee wen? broken by the u p~
:hrust o l some powerf ul emotion.
She was a glrl a zuln, a t her moth-
:-r's house.ru nn in g n n th e tr o u t
\
a e u a dcould na
|d u e .
which In
nlgm E
ho p e la s
smnd t l
failure 1
th ic k r f
Ruby
loved mu
dn mn t icw mt e d
empty hwhere he
summerm m ' |m
Ddlherax
ngn lnn 1
don.um
bribery.
¢¢!1erou|
ltro ng n zdr e n bln
le nc e af
ha d been
th a n me
Pla.been
a n d wh e y
thelesu h
bey o nd u
be so c n;
No w h
ln s re az
W h a t
la nd .d o
thr oats 1
Pnnmunow
l n !n o w
...|..»|.\...
Luttlg of
visitors at
wn u a n d
nt Mo mhy.
K in uhoal
moe, while
an Omaha
nxrt quite
:med overplnce Sunf
the doctor
\ ribs.
5 Appleby
| y a t the
ne u Hen-
snhertalned
r birth an-
:Richxrd
rry Ryan
ma Muriel
n.and Mrs.
.Mes wereora at the
es#
»| ou r u nn hlm n o me Intogo about w l m me a lr
ad a xas pen ted Lllllan m e
lalna was nom-he lp lea a.
. and confused. She conldn`t
le mo o g m that he v u |
vh lle th es e fo rd gn efg vm
lh snceeaa
Pa s u n o had Dvvrer.B a
ma y.Hs ha d n .Hs wa s
' and generous with lx.H elntoshow.H e loved en
lla o o e le m - m o w i n g well
v mlghr zenll them.m , a l lnheh l d c ompared :h la
sglr:v l l h SVlll's f umbllng.r e l! me h a d s h u t h e r e a u
sto ri es nl polltlc nl r n r vn p
n l n n tales o f xr n f l an d
nf Rn b y P n s tn n n wh o wn s
wld: polic emen.Gm w l n g
ld well s ga lu wllh me ehll»
umln g under th e henevo-
Lh ls man wh os e k ln dn es s
x mo r e ac c eptable I n her
klnd ne sa of b er nwn ne w
lnse h e wa s \vlll' s m e n d
were nov.. she had never-
ee n ln nn en c e d to vexnlln n
manure thnx Pnmn n should
znb le a nd W ill so n mle;
er tea rs fe ll fra m her ey es
sc aldlng drops.
wa s sh e.Emes slne n r l e e
lu g l n t h l l bu nd of c u b
m d thlevea?M l o r Ruby
l elllc lenc y was lo her nolh~
bu t lllth y rugs.A ll her
M.. ...¢... ...,.. ,.-. ».... .,..
~ g f - - - - - - - ~ - - - ~ - - w
' W h a l h a ve I i o d o wl l h hla
wo r k ! "Th e a n s we r lo n m q n s s
do n ln me c le a r log lc or he r mlnr l
released her fo r ever .from th e
pe tty jealouslea o f m e u n l s f s
wlf e.Th e a n swe r was " No lh ln ¢ . "
Sh e ha d no lh ln g l o d o wi th hla
wn r k n l a ll.n wa n hls o wn . an d
s h e m u l kn ow lx.Th e n ld un lly
she ha d mxn le d tn preserve wa s
po s db le only a s I k i n d ol'over-
un lly .na l gnlng ln lo deln lls.ls
wa s th e g m n n d o n vrlllrh lo ve
plm-1-rl IL!feel.the sky above love's
Ill-= |m n u m m e sec rel o r th e
hnl\...\llonn nl th e soul.
H e c ould n m bear a clmlld for
her,zhough hla love c o nc elvc d ll.
And was n o: : he b naln aa o f In -Ing
Ing tunh somelhlng new a nd brlghl..
even Il' ll we r e h u !a c o mi c llr lp
fo r th e dn lly papers. as aefret and
slle nl a proc ess as th at ln wh lc hshe was now ngn ln e ngag ed?T h e ;
all k n e v s h e wu s ln h ea r a nn the r
c lllld.B u t no on e ln tr ud e d up on
he r p rlvnc y s ave `b y th e mn s l dls»
c reel and npologelle klndness.A n d
mlghr mn the c r enuvs pro c esse s of
artlslry bensaec re l. an lnvolun:nry 7
Sh e ha d been re s e nlml ns petty
me n we re sometlmen resentful o f
n wo n mn ' |prexvsunp tlon an d d ls
tre ss ln mn le rn lly ,wm h a d b e e n
na lur u l with he r. c as ual an d kind.
and nhe c ould ac c ord hlm th e same
c ounesy .She we nt alres h. mnno l
_- ...., ,....... ,...=.... w ~ v w:hoy who arrived Nov. 6th.Hrs.
Monson was formerly Ella Nohr-
enbe .The little man has beenmug J ohn Erne s t.
A nu mb a of relative andfri mda helped Te d Ne llo n c drbrtie his zeal birthday last Frl-
ggv evening at the Albert Nelson
me.Mr. 'and Mm.Harry Swanson
and tamily :pmt Tuesday evening
at the Alfred Svogerson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kxonberg and'"""éZ visited It the Albert
lo n me y e .The Dorcas Sewing Club
meet Slwrduy,Nhv.15 a t
home of Mrs. Wm. Wudhern.
Nel-
will
the
Sunday niternoon visitors a t
the Roland Smith home were Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Nater, Mr. nndllrs.
Grant Lage and aughter, Mr. and
Mrs.Ernest Kruse and Mr.and
Mrs. Harry Sellz.
Mr. and Mrs. Soren Wolsmann
ma family were among those whocelebratedthe hirthdny of Mrs.
Hurley Clemens ol Herman.
Mr. and Mrs.Christian Ander-
sen and children had supper a t
the Cluiswlfer Andersen home on
"*:2§°X_':'e':§3=~.e ...
-la . nrml me ns e n swsnosq a l u u n o m we re s ums !ww nt a n ho me a r mn v x °n_ u.¢ De ni e r ww ho me .
Nelson at Ormn S\\ndaY evening.
Mr.and Hn. P. J. Nelson ws~
gf at the Albert Nelson home on
sy .Mr. and Mn. Alfred Svogenon
and Chrlatine spent Wednesday
3-==-ins at the Hana Svogereon
ms.Mrs. Chrilwlter Andersen, Wal-
ter and Irene spent Sundny alb-
ernoon at the Christian Andersenhome.Mr. and Mrs. Claude Englext
and bsby had Sunday dinner a tthe John Frazier home.
Alfred Svogerson sawed wood
for Pele Petersen and Barry
Swanson Inst Friday
1
M r . a n d u ml n a l s f
Haul waited in Fremox
Muriel Nelaen is bac!
after a.few d u n
she wok treatments t
lmp xm.
Russell Ryan wa s I
badly when his ear tl
near the Peter Jensen
day.They took him w
and found two fractured
Mr.and~Mrs.Wmlbe
and Betty spent Sund.
Harley Appleby home,
man.Mrs.Henry Kuhr |relatives ln honor of he:
venery SundayMr. and Mrs. John Munson nnd|qH¢k Um,in¢°Q,_ and
Alben spe nt Thursday e vemng at Nels en ,mud wih Pthe Ernest Monson home.Mr. and Sunday aibernoon.
Mrs. Howard Williams were Ss#Carolyn Jaeohsen vlnl
urday evening callers.' Ni 1 Frm / n eMiss Alxna Swanson spent Sat-;§|".§f'm g ; w i l x g o
"idly evemng at the home ofher. I-'rank Wilson and Fa-ailirother, Harry Swanson and fam-' Monday afternoon vid
y.
ROSE HILL ITEMS
wm Ryan home.
Mr. and Mrs.Carl :mn » . M . B l a d d e | '
children mired at the Kale Niel-
sen home Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jahnel and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Knxger spent
Sunday evening at Alfred Svog-
enon's.
lu . md M r s .Bm Vo g t v mwd
a t the Christian Andersen home
Snturdnx evening .
Albert Petersen had hogs on theOmlhn market Tnsadny morning.
Mr.and Mrs.Albe n PetersneAnd Inmil were among those ta
hnvs S y dinner a t i he Lars
Petarlen home.
Hr. and Mrs. Peter X. Petersen
of Lyons,visited at the Albe n
Petersen home Sunday morning.
Miss Elaine Petersen ncoom-
pmi ed Hr.and Mrs.L a ma J e n
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the Will Jacobsen home.
Mrs. Laura. Tofte and lnis, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Sappenfield and
Dorothy visited at the Clarence
Jensen home in Fremont Sunday.Mr.and M m Fred Hayle and
Mrs. W m Ryan visited at Slxen~andoah, Sunday.
Mrs.John Taylor enteruinefl
the Ladies Aid at her home Wed#
nesday.Mrs. Ed Hansen and Meta
and Mrs.Richard Nelsen were
vidto n.A father and son ban-
quet ls being planned for thenear future.
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Nielsen
and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sappen-lield were Sunday evening vim
ora at the Jim Ryan home.
Mr.and M n .Will I-Iinkle of
~~~.
axons.h e lt o o d a t th e to p la he r
wa y ,look ing a t he r eagerly ,n u
fn - e s o - a li ve .dlstur blng.
Th e y stored n l eac h other,r ememb erlnz.a u g h t an d he ld n r
gather.Bu t E rn ea tln e thr us t :b la
c lamo ring th ou gh t a wa y fr o m ber.
T h i !ma n wa s l.lllln n's husband.
'Hi ll was J on atha n B amllto rr a an n.
ber tothe:-'a son- lnlaw and advlaer.
Ha wa s o ne ol' her o wn pe ople.
"Y on b aven °t b ee n kln d to W lll.
any of y on." s he atnmmered. try lng
to b rln g th e talk ba c k to c o mmon -
plac e.
" B e haan't ac cepted ou r klnd-
n e n . "bo r i n g a n s wer e d do wly .
" I t l m ' t only th a t he's prou d,"
aa ld E r n a tln e ."E va va ln a a we lL
Ha 'a d lf le re m.He '| e ntitle d to b la
vani ty ."" A t m y c o a t ? "asked L o r i n g ln
a lo w volce.°'l th ln k there a r e
me n wh o wo uld c o n alde r pr ld e to o
d a n - ( a r y o u r h a p p ln e s a "
&nea tlae '| thou ghts we re ta c on-
fnalon.Im- ln g' s wo rds c ome ba c k
to har.nothlng bu t pover ty an d
c hlld -b ea ri ng a nd d lxtr aa Oh. she
ha d h ad mo re th an th at f r om W lll.
She h ad h ad Uf e l Ba t won the re
to b e f or h er no p er man en t peac ean d ee c u r lty wllh wn n Sh a d on bt~
ed lt.And th ln do ub t b rou gh t a n-
oth e r :Ba a mi wha le lns tlnc t c o n-
c ernlng W lll been mi s e !la th e
fa mlly ' |J udgment ol'h lm correc t
an d my o wn mla ta ke n ? The y th ln k
h lm erratic ,tr lvlo l.unsteady .a
f a l l n r e - 0 God l n Hea ve n.he lp
me-She turned away from Lorlng and
took th e pa th u p through th e
lh r u b s to wa r d th e la wn a b ou t th e
h o u u .She ammbted alo ng aa
tho ug h tn : et a wa y tr om the fwea k-
ne ss . th e tea m. the te ar f ul do u bt:
th a t aasalled her.
A mo to r ha d been bn mmln g
alo ng th a la k e rand as she ad-
van c e d fr om the wa te rs e dg e. a nd
now abruptly th e e a r h a d e m m a
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w u s p § ' | | |" l i n lunnununa n a a l n f h r o o m I n n h u m b l e n e i g h -
O r h a o d .E r n n t l n o r u l l z u ' h o a s r »a r o m a h u m n r r l n g n h u n a d a I nl o r s o c i a l s p h e r e , b u t . , n e u n i n h o r
l o n ,h e e :t h e t u t u r a b r n v a l i .
.nuff ¢ rnnrnfl l i l I n k s B n a l n IU I IP A
U Y | L l m u u r a w a u g m n i r u ,u e v o u l n
not share wi th her p h a t wa s no
apllemeral th a t a B trq y th o ug h t ln
his o wn head dest _ved It.H e
couldn'z talk about it.A ll th e
stro n: In sti nc t n t sa l nresvrrhflnn
u c a n u u u n u u y w n u n l u l u u u l u l l u n u
lly .fr o m th eme zlnn i ng .had been
bn llt on mls dersmn dlng.Th ey
we r e wo f a r an ; n ot e ven a f fe o
tlon an d liki ng,no t even respec
could bridge the c an- the differenc e
in ideals. ln standards, in purpesea.
Th i s generous,unsc rupulous ma n.
bringing vic tims or rnp lne so un-
the d rea df ul sc nldln g te ars o f th e
day before.The se wer e uns eln sh
tha nki ng tears disti lled f r o m a
bea n gro wn c alm a nd go od ag ai n." O God.he lp me to be a good
wif e-- gai n me to be 1 g ood wi fe to
W lll.God..He lp m e to und er
n u n d hi m.to g r o w an d change
. . . . . . \ . . . . .l u -. | - . . - . . - . a -1 .- 1 1 1 - 1 -
l . . ; l l } L r A . C » | \a t - - u v u u l U U a I |u U . .h u t f r i e n d ,n u c c n n t u l t . h o u | ¢ l G i u l -
s t o d a r t l l t .: I v a n l .b i r t h d n g p a r t y
o r B r n u t l m n t R u b y P u t s : o ' a b o -
a m n n : n o n o n t h e f r l n n - r e o t t h a n
I n d a r w o r l d .P a s t a u .: w ° r J : l o u l u
\b o o l l l f g a r a n d s a m :l n c o r .l r -
- r i t n t o s r n n t l n e b y h i s c l t l o h m
o f W m f o r h r l n i l n l h i s y o u r :w i f :
t n o u r I n n m a c e .A g p u l l n g s o W m
i n t a i n h a r h o m o ,0 d o l a r r u u t h o
n n k t o l .f r i e n d ,T o m m y H a c k e r .
» » x : \ l | i n i n g t h a t h e m u s t s n P o o h .
w h o h a n d r a n k t o o m u c h .t o h l n
h o m o .I - Z r n u t l n a I n h u r t a n d l n d l g -
n n n t .T h e s i t u a t i o n l n s a w e d b g t h a
a p p e a r a n c e o f L o r i n g a n d L i l i a n ,
w h o h a d h a r d o f u r w h e r e a b o u t s
for the , g n th at w developing
wlthlu Il forbade it tterly .Th e
proc esses he was try ing to put up.
un paper were nobulqus.Ho wa s
nrutely f eurfui f or them.If I-Imes.
lin e d id not Hi re th em, th ey wou ld
he destroy ed.
'°J}on'l upon that suitcase. Peter,"s li d Er ne stln e, i md the y we nt o ut
and : mr i nto the c ar, bugs und ull
They me t Ma d ame Pastano and
her tall. si lent, handso me husband.
whose exnreaalvo e v a zlnnc ed a t
£'J.."°£"'_E!'RE2.E¥°.!'.€£'} °!!'!'.'l'L' I ;:';'_';g §"""'""1&L3' ull. :lispw m a u e n .She had nothlng ln common with
these people. and ahe would never
have.And she had shot the door
of her heart against her own llexh
and b loo d, be c a us e o f W lll' a p rlda
and had opened lr to t.heae--thele-
She choked and her throat turned
bltte r wlt.h ga ll a t them.
abruptly she wan conacloun of
an apsurglng of patriotism.He r
own peo ple- her own klndl Amerl~
cans.strong.dec ent,suc cessful.
ardent an d clean.K i n d - k l n d
in c ap a ble o f mu rd e r an d plo ttlng.
These for eign ers look ed u pon them
all as tat g ee se to be p lu c k ed a nd
dld not understand the c ourage. the
cleenneas. the strength of kludnesa.
She hated th e m wl th a turluua
h a tr e d Th e e o mp u ls lon to he rld
o f th e m- o f a ll o r t h e m . a n d W l ll
n l we ll- c a me u p o n her.~
She was c ry lng terflbly .She ran
buc k d o wn th e beac h pa th .und
en me to mrln g p la y ln g In th e wa ~
te r wlth Eln lne an d P e te r .
"Get the boat." s he eald sobhlng-
ly ."I wlll g o wlth y ou . "
e »¢»o o »It wa s wo n de r f u l to r ela x ln th e
comfort and eecurlty of home ngnln.
Th e c h i ld re n wen t o ft h a pp lly wlth
old An ni e, wh o ha d c ared tor LlI~
Ila n a nd Er ne stlne wh en th ey we re
sma ll, a n d wh o h a d alwa y l sta y e d
wl th ma mma. a pr lvllo ge d membe r
of th e ho useh old.Lllllur aenrcely
le ft Erne.stlne'a alde a niomeat.
|
Sh e we n t to th e d e n ln th e c o r
ne r a n d wro te n te le g ra m:
"I ha ve le n Pe ateno 'a. and a m ar
ma mma' a c ottage wi th th e erm-
dren.Plea se c ome and g e t n l t o
da y , -E r n extlne . "
She nek ened o ld Ann le. ga ve her
mon ey and s ent he r o ve r to the ho
tel wi th th e me s s a g e
o 0 o
They had a long talk on the beac h
that after noon.Er u e s tlu e to ld wm
every thing, all that nhe had thought
and fe lt. a ll tha t had ha pp ene d the
day b elow.la r l n r n Ull k wl th h o r .
th e mu rd er c ar a t Pnm\no 'a.her
revnlslon o f teellng.h o w ehe ha dc ome ho me . and h ow. ln th e algh t,
wh i le she slept.ever y th ing ha d
stralg htened nu t fo r her.W i ll
lu be s lde h er In e lle a ee he r ha n d
ln hle. a nd ag uln un dmgaln ea s he
talked her nngera we re pressed
against hln I lpl.Th ey we re b ac k
ag ai n In the c ra dle of love- ro c k ed
ln ma g lc wh lc h ove rc a me all dl|H
c ultlea an d healed a ll mls nnd er
ltnnd lnge.
' H e to ld her th en about hlms elf
an d about wh a t h e ha d been
through.
" l' ve ma de ten or ele ve n dl(l'er~
en t deve lopr uenu o f Poole'|v:nr~
toons.alte rlng th em all.an d l' ve
ma d e each one u p fo r abo ut alx
weeks, and plan ne d th e c o ntln nlty
o u t he; ond th at llme ,bu t l ean't
~them.wh e n I eat d o wn to
THE BLAIR DRUG
COMPANY
cIRG lY| . I.n wnu m I ll! Ill! !! un y lzu --1 -~- » - - - - -- -c n r m v n nl g g m ; I n t ?'»;.»=°~;;»°°- with a pane-
apron:gy cu rn n g 00 \u l we nt i n to th e§i§¢L°!'§°$'f13`J.§1.I"¥\°5T'¥iL°f}. .23 Ei:coach wi th them.funded th e m a ll
'lltudo whic h nwrnkons Ernelzlnl to gnod-hy, and we n t I W RI .
OL;».»¢l|¢l»n n l h m! n a t ilfn Qhn rrhh 0l\!lrh~nn wrnrnrl lun |\|n\ fvnrn1| eonnctous or upproachlng :rather-hood,and ln mu o lr t lo n ot thoa u n t opcru a.amnl ll Y ln ; i lt-»c ount.
PTE H. V I - -W I ll| f a th e r d i a lan d uly.A suggestion th at then u f f #be held ..¥£°.="3?92_ '?.'.'F:';
\ . ¢u u s u l »v \ \ l l \ l u l l n u |L u v s uthe wind ows,bu t h e d i d no t lo ok
back,hnstenlng o d thro ugh the
anne , hu very bac k ea ge r an d rn-
lieved.
Emestine leaned bac k against the
cushion and c losed herj ey es against
u n a 5 0 : 5 0 ,t n e z o n a n o u s i l i e n ;g m g j l ,m e e t :w i t h r e f u s a l ,t o E r n e s -
t l n e |d e e p s o r r o w t h o u g h h e r t l . -t h e r a t t e n d s t h e o f n o q u l e e .H e o t -
l e n IB r n n t l n e n n n n o i a !o l d w h i c h
o n e d e c i i n e a .I n l o y a l t y t e w n l .u -
u n o b r i n g s h l l w i f e o n l v i n t o f
o o n a o l e t l o n ,a n d E r n e s t l n e l l
t o o c h o d b r t h e i r f r i e n d l i n e s s .T h e
s h o o k o f h e r h u e b n n d w n t h
h a u e t h e e l d e r M r s .' t o d d n o p e -
h n M t v l l l d .L l l l l m n e n d m n a r e
CHA P'1 mn r l ! - W l l l ' |therI l e :nlmolt.Immediately nite the\lrth of E rneetlnrn buoy .The cou-lle ll ve ln the 'Todd house.Boringu tn o u n c n hte intention of ' i c i n gInto"polltlc i.in unoelatlenp 'urltYu ta n o , wi th wh o m h e h u te r me dQ friendship. He il eager for wealth.Changes ln WIII1 omc e fell to brlnghim |.dvnneerne'nt. and Er ne etln e llggn tn look ing forward to moth er-
Mudunme l'nstnno's fi'iendly cur1-
eslty .Throug h eve ry thin g tha t had
happened to th em they ha d been
In love. untll these last few months.
W ou ld sh e ever ha ve wi ll a geln as
s h e h a d h a d h i m o n c e - h h tender
love.his gentle passion,his
SlI'@I1§!h!Not I t sh e ke pt o n strik-
ln z an d woun ding hi m,c ommon
sense told her.But sh e d ghe d with
helplemnesn.I n the h e e o t her
knowled ge of the starvati on of her
heart for th e old love, the old c on-
fidence and etrqc tzon between her-
s e t t a n d w u z , s h e c o u l d n o t c o n t r o l
h e r p r i d e .h e r d e s i r e f o r r e ve n g e .
T h e w o r d b r o u g h t h e r u p s h o r t .
f f n v n n r r n i \ \ ' \ » L l - ). . \ . _A -. . -
y
noon.CHAPTER VIII--Pl.at\no ac quiress h omo a t La ngley l| .k e. u lutoo ntIn rolort. when th e B:Ic ela nd: haveI. c ottage.Lor ing and W i ll qua.:-n l blttaxty -vg»f°=~=*{o v lr JohnPooh, and tha l stars.oy u to bo ththeir husbands, fenl uepnritod. wsu,llso b ey ln g an office rule,ln dia-ahnrgod.Poole lrpdlgnnut. roslgnnl l r n u t l n f u war rle l.n d her n r -_roue hlnf motherhood.:trac t herau th .On n. tr i p to the bmk s h el g l n i n a n i b n u n a m lC H A P T E R I X U n c a n n r I n n a E r .
u \ : \ c u 5 u £n u u L IL I U HB E I D l '¢ 'venge?W i ll h ad no t h a rme d h er .
Bewildered,she c ould no t under-
stand by wh at He pa the y had c oma
imo this i mpa ss e.Ye t th e re the y
were.The c on dition.howe ver uu-
re al.l£s beglnnlng,vrux no w real
enougb It wa s be y on d h er k n owledge, or'\hla either, that the rift In
the lu te\ . ha d been almultan eo ul
"gen th e awu k en i n g to ac ti vi ty I n
Pap a plann ed s of tly a bo u!kfvlnz
Into Chlcugo ln me morning, go set
ahrough lo a llhlsh the delnlle of
:he trust funds for h l|nm g lr ln ,
Lorlng kent hls dlsuaute.reading
and smoking by Lhe mhle at the nu
e n d o f t h e l o n ;porch.
Ernesllne was ulmon asleep. re
Inxed and oonlfortnhle In her body
fo r t h e n m llme ln many weekl.
undn le wnl almos t lnn tlentlve to
pu p s vo i c e g o ln g ge ntly o n wl l h
plans.
" I wi ll deed th e Sherldnn road
house over no y ou. dnrllng.li n m m n
an d I wlll h e ln New Y o rk mo s! o fme u m a b u t wh e n we a r e ln C h l-
c a ga we vr lll n a y t h e r e wllh y o u .Bnrlng told us lh u! y ou would c ome
bac k soon er lr I withh eld y our set-
tle me nt."
So mmhlug c llc k ed In Eme ellne 'e
mln d - n A ma ll s o un d . n s th o u g h e
loc k had been unholled.Ilu r s h e
wr ue I0 y o u wu nl wu s me re to su lI w o u l d r a u lve I o t r y n n ln . h o p -lu k t o ha ve s ome wo nd er fu l news
I' ve n o t b e e n e a lln ortor y o u.
l>ln¢--I mlls e d y o u eo.n d I
nted
y ou. and
f a n n y .
so my selmhneaa wi th
my n ltl md e to wlr d y o u r
I ' va no t been reason-able , o r fa ir- -or gen ero us.I f e ll
th a t y o u we r e s llp p ln g a n y f r o m
me. bec ause I c o u ld n ' l h o ld y o n -
bec a use I dldn't rate y o u."
The se pic tures mnved E r n a l lu e
profoundly .Weeks nf wor k.an d
u o xh ln g : o ld Th e leur of los ln g
her and me r hlld ren . an d lh e == ;~'
to s uc k nl the lh ln g he was lr; u g
to d n un tll he dld ll.She c nuld feel
ln hlm u ahn rp paln of r estles sness
an d dlsc ouragament.an d her lo ve
poured ou t on hlm.
"D n rlln g- ll d o e sn ' l ma tte r .l c u n
ntn y her e wlxh mamma nll summe r.
She unrlerslnnds.I c an ntny he re
n e a t l n o I n t s k e n t o | . h o s p i t a l , w h a t s
w m , n e n t b r b v r i u g . n n d u h e r .A f t -l r n n i g h t o f n m r u l l h t h a b n b y i lb o r n a n d E r n c s t l n a w r s c o n r y u -
c u r e d .w l u } 0 | n |P o o l e I n o p e n l p g
a n l n d a p o n d e n l s t u d i o w h i c h p r o m -
l n a t o b e c u c c o u s fu l .T h o ' r o d d l
n l u u l l l : m e c r e a u v e g l r r .
c l - wa r r e n x n
Th e Death Car." f l "Y O U r u m p h o m o a m d :n your
settle-lu ke u n the i r llfn atnln |- - _ ' _ ' * = » " 1fatherwou ld ma k e n
me-nt upon y ou.H e thi nks y o uc r ¢ \ PT£ | =: xl -fea r that the mon ey wo uld de str oynu. § "" ....§0\lI [l|fl!rI{lI*0.Rn?I f vnu Mums:
| nu mn In :no Lute."I THI NK y o u ' d b e tte r g o to P a n
`t»mo'a.don't you,Ernestlno?"
Will asked one night In J une.Th e
-ehnuren out a t th supper tablewi th them,an d o i h e a t ,trunlnx;
more sultry with dusk, was already
ltltlln g .
'°It's one way of g e ttin g r m o t
us,"sold Ernestlne,a quality of
fnmlllur bi tterne ss ln her voic e.
W m ma d e n o a n swe r f o r 3 . mo
ment. then he sold. with more gen-
tlenos g tha n pad boaome his wont:
home. he would do it f or y ou."
" I w o u ld n t l e a ve w m.Pm s ti ll
or the some mi n d th a t money
doesn't solve problems."
"B u t,Emeatlne,th in k h o w nic e
lt wou ld be for you t o be home-
again.It lsn 't as th oug h y ou we ro
happy .We can see that y ou aren't.
W e c am all see suc h a change ln
y ou th is summer.A n d another
holly !01' course, lt's y our own nf-
fuir,but; Lllllrm and y our mo th er
would bq so delighted.lt'a I mpos-
slhle- for us to be friends with wut.
went on to sleep c almly enough,
c arr y ing do wn wlth her into un c on
ac lnusnesa her trouble and her pain.
Lor in g sai d sh o wou ld c ome h ac k-
papn had been so wi llin g to o bey
her wish about not having her
money . bec ause Loring hnd sold she
would come buc k the sooner.
She s lept dee ply . ull thr ough the
un ti l y ou get y our comic lt r l p
right.Th ey understand th at lt's
y ou a nd I to gethe r, W i ll."
"Don 't c ry , da rlin g."
" l t doesn't mean n thing,"sheto ld him.and added wi th some
whlmalc nllty ." lt' s my condition
darling.I mn simply W€'0D!»and
when I th i n k h o w near I c o me to
dnlna ¢nlr|Al|\|nn that l l n t | |ha vn
The
Wh
~,~
PR
CHE
VlNTON-
A U T H O R I Z
The Hom
There is only one place
the home of Genuine
Weure the ec.l
for Blair md W
Plrh for all Che
newest factory up~
are (achwry trained
By making use of our
themselves Maxima
Whe n yo u buy a Che vrol
of motoring pleas
as
Willard Batter!
v |N'roN»
`Th e
Th e
Coma uma Ia lu lm
1; gamm a fa hm .
P R E S TO N E A N D
H Jw Lia oouuocl fmn|)u x
nun;cvcunug,ull un uu|:,n Luc *U '" "night..It wa s th e f ir st c lea r Bu sh I 1u]r3f'd all 'mt inf? and 3-oufq "thing for ill of lm.It will éiv§'|i=é C \ \Ll uzuIJ r n e s x l n v s m i l e d s c o r n f u l l y a n d
l cu nu ce to w on :DUI some menshere ln the house alone. and lt will
be n res! and change for you.Any~how,kitten.don't ynu think you
could dispense cvlzh a Iitue ng theheavy irony?I !I want you to sun'
in .Chu-ago lt '|In m e hope : h m
you will die U I \ ha h eat . an d lt 1
W ant y o u tn za a m w ,l r : m r m
\
glanced Ill. Lori:[th I1 " ' " ~ l \ v r 0:Dawn wnen sne awoke,sat up fvu uuu l uv\1: W auc di ld llln mn even nearly Er n e s tln e "un d er th e li ht c o ve r tha t a mma '''"'fff.l'° t1us[:e1].. ._A h r u n u v t h a a n H a d E n n f n a u n sms lhmnavn gM..... han nm.-... .....Qhn Peter had r ome un to them. a nd
":\eteq mana." he said, "y ou don'tkn ow how we have tried.Y o u
dun't kno w.w i l l doesm't evoreebate y ou Fat all.I d o u 't c a r e wh a t
you say ."
Th e y we r e ly i n g I n th e a md o n
the beac h a t Langley lake.M m .
Pantands gaudy wh ite an d green
summer h ouse rea re d its r ed ro oth a c k o f t h e m .T h e w a t e r w a s v e r y
H h n " l \h i f h l a n n f n i n n .c l u e ;i k . .
"'y"' "inlé`{ a£»2I|.""""
th e inlet road an d swu n g about
before the h ouse.A t thi s lua tn ut
wh en she bec ame conscious o f ll
an d its arri val.the alr wa s atlll
fi lle d with th e gr ln dln8 o t br ak es .
wh ile the do o rs o f the c a r s pi lle d
open and it dlsgor ged three or four
me nLwho were c arry ing others. One
u l l u s u l u r v n v e a l u n !\ | G l l 3 u u l . l l U
porc h swing and loo ked out ac r oss
th e water .*"
She awoke with a c onvic tion.She
c ould not d o this.She c ould not
le a ve W m.1: wa s impossi ble.By
wh a t rou te she had c ome to this
c onc luslo u alle c o uld not h ave told.
B u t 1 |her s le ep her tr u e na tu re
had asserted Itself a n d her mi n d
wld He al'
seeing his mother'e tears. he began
to wall lo udly , and Elain e c rowded
close and thrust out a tremb ling
lip.wi ll gr ew th ei r a tte ntio n f ro m
Ernestine. and gravely , abstrac ted
ly , he b egan to a mu s e th em.I l e
marked ou t the old fami liar
aquures."Llnkea c ut. daddy ~»-make a c at."
c otumnndod Peter. and W ill. llateu
umnélr' oi ibut £éii"¢|iilfk 'Shelli
'°"'¥..§'f§_d'lE"'$"':f'~" w r o n g agum."s a mand lntmhed unhannllsf.lsrneltlne.
They were poor Lksiu now, and lu
was so hot.lc was necessary for
th e m to g o c lth er to l'nstnn o's or
iln mn mmn 's , an d thls fa c t sp olle d
y r s p r o s p e c t o t a s u mm e r n t th r
l a k e Sh e wo nd er ed why s he was
h e lu c ts n t to le a ve w lu wh e n th e y
'rub hed ea c h othe r s o r awl
It was n ot llke lt ha d b ee n. thu !
:o th e r h a r d tlme.wh e n they wen-
elo s e -h e n r t ngulnst henrt.sh u n
la g o ve r !thought an d reellnz.
For now. sh e was poor. hnt he was
n o t.She wu s look ing np on the
h e e o t po ve n y th at J o hn Poole
ha d depleted fo r he r y e n n eg o
V a .. V tn - t w eehlld ren c ould run ln a nd o ut of lt.
Oh E m a t l u e i t y o u wo u ld
come home we would be so :ood toy on" hor lng's mo lto lmplored her
"W o°"slle nskeml tur nlag to lo ok
a t h lm I A l t th a t y o u wa n t me
b a c k ln th e fn mll c lr c le or
" I th i n k h e ls b y w a y o f b r a k
lnz up hls own home.he sold slow
ly wslghlng his words movin g c an
tlou lly s gn ln st h e r lo y n lty to W lll.
1 understand th a t h e h s s n 't wr i t
ten to y o u slnc e y on c ome d o wn
hare to u r weeks ago,lls y h s h e
wo uldn t h e so l- r v to b e tre s. "
.l
y th a ty ou want to break up \\' lll'| home?"
wa s elth er dead o r dy lan.f o r n
Lhln bri ght stre am ran fr o m h i m
as they lnld hlm on the grass.
Br ig ht r ed d rlpp ed f ro m th e mn -
nlng hoard.The o the r man was he
Ing c an-led In door s, whlle two tied
th ei r c oats together to ma k e n
stretc her fo r th e n m mn n lln e d
on t.A s hu nt hr on ght Mad ame P u-
tsn o f rom th e h ous e.Th e g a r d e n
er, the h onsemnn appeared o n th e
ron.The whole household was Instant-
ly conc entrated wi th s k l ll d . p n e -uc e d e me le n q . s o q u lel. so q ui c k
Lhst Brnestlnn u n n m n u n . ,
o x we two me n u n e o r r o m me e s Sh e h a d do n e wha t sh e ha d r e
solved a e ve r lo do.Sh e ha d d e
nled her mnr rln ge.
"Oh , n o t l-n o t my tr u e s e ll' - n o t
my h e n r tl"she whlspered." l
never dld deny W lll no r 1 2 :love.
l' ll g o b a c k to d a y - to be lo wlf e
fo r eve r- no ma tter wh at c o me s. "
She fe lt c a lm an d stro ng n o w
an d c onld lo ok vrllh lmper sonal
horror noon her detec tion.I n th e
c lear llghr ot mornlng. lllled as she
wa s wl th th e c onvlc tloh th at she
mu s t f or e ve r c h o o s e W lll ng s ln ll
sll th e wor ld. fu rther nn de ntn ndlng
mme tn h e r .
lng to Erne smlad hnr on ly half n t-
tenure. hezuol;/to pu! d own the c ats
that Peter l Pd so, the squares tor
a d rn wlng h onr d. n b l! nf s llc k f orn p euc ll. lhe llr m wel sa nd mn kln xl
a good plaque.
Th e c h lld srrennled rvllh joy ous
mlr tll.an d l-Ilnlne.beside hlm.
c lapped her hnnlls \\ll| | delight.
"Tn hb y 1.~at's g m hln hea d Mu vk
ln a tln ru n .L o o k . M a mma l"
\Vlll'n nllentlon swerve d f rom Er
nestlae.I l e r m nmr ln g no u h m
h e hnd dr u wn .ns though a l n
strnnlzex-'s work llls lu r e wo r e u
s ls n le d look.Th e s ma ll mus r f m.
._...».|,.»....... ..|.|»....1....s ..............lwhen she was 11 careless bride.B m'W HL ei the r be c au se ot lonz er and
'c loser a c quaintan c e wlth L uc k. or.
more pro bably , b ec au se o f hh own
sec ret happiness, was not dismay ed
--was, ln fac t, unfe ellng.
All d ny lo ng . with the f ro nt be ll
room door shut. he worked In there
o n dra win gs whic h he wo uld notFac t her see. hut which he could not
seem to neu.Their dlltlc ultlou. hor
Ifenrs f or the future. did not plerc v
Ernestine laughed at thls, and he
sald so lemn ly :
"A t th is ti me s uc h n e gle c t mu s t
seem c ruel to y ou."
" I With."she exc laimed impa-
tiently ," th a t people wer e ab le to
Ignore my so-c alle d 'dellate c ondi-
tio n)A f te r a ll , W i ll h u h i s o wn
iami.Lo t' s n o t ta lk a bo u t tt.
ably he husn't written bec ause
he h u no n ews to wr ite ab ou t. "
Lori nst wan nc ralstent and m u .
- - - - " -" - -- - - "l ° ° r " \ ' lw h i l e I t m u a l l n c c o m p l l n h e d T h e
h o s e w a s r u n n i n ;f u r i o u s l y a c r o s s
t h e l a w n .T h e r n g w a s b r o u g h t
f r o m t h e d o o r o f t h e c u r ,a n d
t h r o w n i n t o t h e l a k e . w i t h r o c k s o n
t o p o f l t .T h e g a r d e n e r p u t t h e
h o s e i n s i d e t h e c a r a n d w a s h e d t h e
d o o r a n d t h e r u n n l n g b o a r d A n
o t h e r c a m e f r o m t h e a m a z e w i t h t t
d i f f e r e n t c a r r u a .w i t h a d i t t e r e n t
l i c e n s e p l a t e w h i c h h e c h n n z o d I n
Q l n n l n l n !a n d O h m » h . l . . » . -. . . A . L _. _ _
All these mo n th s th at she had
been ha ti ng W i ll an d to w n ;h l m
and rd vlllug h lm an d say ing auc h"
cruel thlmrll.I t hud been u deeb
un k no wn desire for her mo th e r s
ho me whic h gonded her.I t had
been rebelilnu against th e contin-
ued hu mllln tin n of po ver ty an d d ls
np po ln tmlml.that the ir ho pe s a nd
pla ns ha d not "matured this ti me
i n t o s u c c e s s .
.I l l M A :n n n n i n l a n » a » u - ¢ » -. . - . . . . . . . . ;
u l 1 | | | n . . ; |\ . u u l l u a x u u u a \ . | l \ D w c u l
through n rldlc ulmls adventure
Suddenly | 10 len;-ml lu his fool mul
:rave a who op wh h h a Pnntnnvlle
Ind ian mi ght hnvc emle d..
°|'}¢|||'|wnrry--tall?ftlfllllll!Ill
mo d e ( 'n n t you s..:the re it ls.
N01 Mr .I'tnIlt3| l nhl t.ulllll.' strip ln
: mv way .shsrno or form.hu!myoven darned old cuts?I-Iron thechll
dren t~n`l1 nee lt.Tr us t me u few
dllys lnn;.:er."
Rum.lie wa s lnw lembly goodmn
'tured and lmnw -Ernestlne was
!\'led wma 1 deep despair and vex
ltlon wml him that he could be sn
casual.
'Al she sat, trying so swallow n
enxly ha to ok u p th e mat te r an lufrom n dltterent point of attack.
"lt'a wnnderml what a littlemoneycandotorchildren.I`ve
noticed Elaine every uma I'vo been
g o w n £ * = " : ° m° ' ~Bheaao happy
uxe mrmovedu u p n little.an th at th e
tr a ve l m u m h a pic ked n p l n a
shovel. and c arried and thrnvn into
the lak e, Lhe frc ph lp o t r a k e d n r
gether.
Now nlrl Gmndmmnm n..¢.-,.
N. ..=....=..... V-fma wemeuloosened.open.No w f r o m some
ru n n y Instinc t she v u presented
with 1 new sn llzhzenmenz.She was
- s h e had b e e n - wn r s e th an th e
" g i mme "women.Sh a h a d beenfo r mo n t lu und er th e do mln a uo n Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen and
family spent Sunday aftemooxntthe Alben Hansen home.
Mr. wg Mrs. Alfred Svogerson
and fa miY spent Sunday dter
noon at tha 'I'hmm\| mn... tmm.
little of the food she had Pl'¢'DIlN*\
no care fully,Emestlne saw aheml
at her a long qlstu of the years In
'which lb s w u h e d and lroneal
W ll\ 'l c loth es, tend ed to hi s ho dll;
vnec ds.fo r food.fo r c omfort,f m
ne r ! -D ! me c oo l we r e -
Erne stlne won der ed why sh e lla-
mx e d m h lm .Ce n aln ly the c hi ldha d re s p on d e d to th e Upp a mmllla
o l m e la k e s h u n ,th e sleeping
porch,th e c ool nlg h ls an d s u nn y
un an c len t da me wh o lp o ke n ot n
wo rd o f Engllnh.c a me fr o m th e
porc h. her head wrapped In l shawl.
and K0 ! lnlo th e c ar an d u t b y the
wlnd nw.her lh lr k jeweled ha nd
rsilflnw n f 1 hllte r J a n lo n v o f h l l wor k.
She h ad b een wound ed be c aus e nu
uc uvlc y wa l a c r e !fr o m her.She
ha d loathed th e m l l l r e n t h a t h ef o ll o we d - h i s o wn career.80,
un mln p h i m nl m- »n - ma n . . -. . . . .fsme r. an d wa s fo r e ver ou ts ldé th t days.B u t not even for m u m é
circ le of his reality . a nerson whom would she so back on W ill-~»on her
.»..-nu.vu ulu tugs UI IIIB KiaIB.The c ar turn ed a bo ut an d . wi th a
dmer en t driver.moved Sedntely
hac k along the luke ro ad.whenc e
lr ha d c o me -a s Inn oc en t ap pa rlnga vfghlc le as ever mde the highway .
No me ha d no nc ed h er . th em a t
. . . . . . . . . .. . - . H . v v u » » \ . \ . \u u u I U t a l l !
money .: h e had not wan ted h i m
wssesa ed with the prenc c upltlnn of
suc h proeeasez.S h wh a d s e e n i nhisw h o th at In wa r d adorqtrlon
whic h ls mo rn o bno xiou s to 1 wom
an 's W M: p ri dr tha n an othe r \mm~
| n ' u |\.n u h m l \ l 'h u ¢L _. .n
_ __ _ _... .. ... ,.savannaM r .m d 'Mr s .F r a n k J a hn el
s p e n t S u n d a y a t th e E l me r Hi l le r
ho me .
u r .a n d Mr s .F r e d Ne ls o n a n d
f a mi ly sp en t Su n da y e ve n i n g a t
th e E d Chr istens en ho me .M r :
M l m naw only to fo r ga wh e n h ll
*glmce left her.She could bear apy
flnn la hlp,and pnln.But to dn
'without lo v e -lh lu she could nol
hmuf.
." 1 really d vu j!I s a yvlly I
un rr ln ge .
I I o n ly wm wo u l d wx- lu to h e r !
He r lo n gi n g fo r some wo rd t m m
hlm was lnzulernhle.S h e m t th a t
If sh e d ld no t h ea r f ro m h lm s h e
wo uld leave th e c hildren beh lnd
- a m s n tv Ohlvnz v.' r wls e a h a h a !1Ilul c L a u t l r l u e - - l u l l (| 0 1 8l l u t m e u u s e w a l k , a m o n g t h e " " '2~.1'»e'§'$;1,c u :u h n a b m J k r n e s t i n e | f o r w h a t h e W u d o i n g . t h a t e x c l u d
' E l m e a b q r k a n d m m e I n l h e l l i l l n e d . [ n r g r P t 1 I n '" " "° " ' "m l n q .-
E
\.
nm. n.s.»..h wmunhgr ia. 1980 | =..n ,..1 ......adult indnaaeg an Inv,a n n u
i rnti und,i n the eight of the
child.n m n a m a n m - m e a n
puent md hmhen to pmdda the
child with activities of an joyful
nhxnrte r, with full ovwfvmitv
for native endeavor
Deesmhu6.cCA.RTHY ANDIDNG CREEK
'Ped Pedersen is hdping Tom:Donald near Herman, with hh
rn picking._
milk whi¢ hli¢||:» d¢ uu:fit;t,|dhool
' I ' h . . l n h £ | h m m m t h e m e n o w n e u u e u l i e x ;neaund,
mo nt.ho t0dahe r1 remu!o l1 o vn:tha nge limit ol criminal! is s°-
Jolm 8.Bs oka,pure bred J ¢rl¢ Y.i n3 vp;\hkd,the re is av exylittle
12l7 po ua dlmi lk,'I6 .6 pc unds e xpe rtmpa vi da no frunlmdmo la
ba t urh t.fc ux1.h,f.he re inlte ndmc y that
s r . a u r a x r l s o o r n .
Grant 8t.
CHURCH
é b n t a l e x- b i r th d a y »1 d i a r -
noo n.Th o s e u r h o h l p e d h va r o e le #
b r m i n t h e e v m i n =l n l n d
H r s .E d Ne wk i r k ,l 4 M e g
¢I ~"'T' NI71 ~
mer Sc.hoo llhnn laxvedthou»-
m d !qf public school u m m "
without lou of iheix' mgudn! in-
a>mc,|otheDms Winter Semes-
bera imz toaerveuaose whnas
l » § n n »Elem: .em 3 -Sx=:':!-.3"*'°:'=Vidtnn n d ntnagmu will be
welcome at any or All od than
Dfvinel.
'nm Yong Poqlda I-Wdldvnhip
u e w m n n d-uma to be hell
m Friday evening, Nov. 21|L The
xroeeedg wi ll be use d w prnidn
.be poor families of Blair with
nukeu of food on 'Fhanknghfing
h y .
A meeting fox; men in being ax-~
anged.Wnhzh for the date an-l
\lAn io afienii.Q
Read The Enterprise, Washing-
on County's Iargen ,publiwtbuh
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mrs. .nnn """'§§{;r§"`§,;g n;é|mum Jensen and daugh-'i'i¥§" ¢fI§i1'.§""lm»-and small`k>rs spent.I-'riday a l tzrn o o n ~
dnnéhters ol Broken Bow.Theylthe Chris Benson home.Mr.
lan to spend s couple of 'weeks llrs. Joe .lessen and children and
eisiung friends and relatives in Miss lgnnelba Gnune spent Sun-
Blair and vininity._'EY ev mmz umm.l e a w w
The second lesson gnvn bl' um.Phe Young ?°°P |extension leaders of the McCarthy met 'hmaday evanmg sv. the Chris
Ladies Progressive Club at.the Benson home.lin. Rudolph An-V. 0. lrvlnnd home last Thursday dreaeon assisted Mrs.Benson i n
afternoon was inneresting and vervmz refreshments.many ideas about making;mcg Sunday dinner m m as the
_.._,..:......m \»~.~h¢nm.. Henrv Kuhr home rn honor of
ter monum.u n p u n m u u - u m mtheso-called "ihort courses"i n
that it in regular college work
which ia regularly accredited and
will oonnt wwmi advanced mud-
ing or degrees.
R.ev_ Bach, Missionary me Japan,
who is touring Illia country on a
furlough, addressed the Dana (Iol-
lege Student Body and Faculty at
Chapel Service Tuesday morning,
Nov. 4.A! the conclusion of his
°--°°-»~ -°» -""»~» rv-'~~w -»---n -w=m5~;aw wma um;am". .N-1os4 pounds milk,727 po undfde nu from opportunity;6fLh,I
lutierfat.llli gh school atte ndma is doubl-
llmzr ll- Hiller, purebred Jersey, ing every mn yexm In 1920 two
ms pounds mi lk.61.1 pounds million nigh een-wi nudentn in the
bulterl'aL unjlgd s u m a n d in 1980 there
Hynes Rm#-li.purebred Hvliieln wen five million.
usa pounds mi n,50.4 pounds m r .1. A. Peelis#-ein of thebutterinr..llldv eralty of Cincinnati gave
Grover Wilkins, grade Shorthorn, four major reasons for the cans-
l802 pounds milk,48.3 pounds ea of irritation of the child bythe
butterfat.:parent anqteanliers.~ c n us e e
....,.=....~w..=.... ... ... muwy orPlattamonth, was elected pres. of
the Au'n.lor next.year,Miss
Margaret Kelly wan elected pres.
or the Normal Training section;
Snp't.D. v .Masaer was elected
delegate to the delegate assembly
of the Nebnakn Slavs Teachers
Association which meets in Omaha
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»IH o l y C o m m u n i o n , 1 1 : 0 0 A . M .|
Y o u n g P e o p l e ' z F e l l o w s h i p , 5 : 8 0 .1
A r c h & a e o n G r a m l y w i l l b e w ' l t l 1 |
| n s f o r t h e s e r v i c e o l H o l y C o m -
l m u n l o n , m d w e u r g e a l l m e m b e r s ,
, G w d l l l y eommna ie antn,t o u n i te
with nn ln lh la me- vi oe o f W o rs hi p,
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present an d one vi si tor :
Franc es Mu lli n .Mr s .P e ti
mn an d Mr s. J . H. Nen r ho o c
ed lunc h Mr s .Or vi lle H u
wi ll en te rtai n th e d u b Nc
as s is te d b v Hr s . L e on Hin d h
-mbers
li s a
:Jen-
\ aerv~
xmsinnon
Hrs. 'Kuhfn birthday were eaten sddress, the Rev. Bach presented
mm mn ma mny a nd "U h a d th e o o l ks e v i m a b e mi ml J a p -
'H pleasant lime.aneae scroll.Rev. Bach is a DaniSunday dinner guests pt the ~ Alumnus.,
C, Rasmussen home we" ~ an Five thousand copies of theM n .L E.Larsen and ch|Id1'€ll4 .....,...,., .-... ..
!T h e " V C ~h e l d !f0 . l t h e W C TB 8.8 ~ o o n s i s t e n t l y ' I T E M : l l i u u s r p - n o " " ' " " " ' "" " " " " ' " N l I l l "l l l l l l l l l l l u l l l l l l l l u l u l l u u u l l n I I I I I I N N Em o n t h w e r e a s f o l l o w s :' i n g t h e c h i l d a s i n f e r i o r ; w i t h h o l d -5
A .C .H a r s h l l l ,g r a d e H o l a t e i n r l .i l l s p r a i s e f o r w o r k w e l l d o n e ;§°¢: : ? , , f . P : ~ " "m m f ,~p o u n d s s t i f l i n g o f c r e a t i v e ~E O z l B u r n e r s T h a t W z l l . W o r k §
Grover Wilkins, mind, 792 punnds
milk. 88.4 nmmds huttulat.
DANCE E LAG6
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MATES _
f!
:t||rer's Guarantee
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'| v |- ' "*3 Re i e r t a e n a n d ln e w u m a wmte r a e me me r u u 1h e »Y »=»=|§ev- ""?..""2"' E' \ .f__... n
......a I A = ¢ n lHn h a w!h u m n n n te d a n d a r e
ExcELLoMrs. Ludwig Jensen.Hr. and Mm Leon Hindley_at-
mended funeral services at Arling-
ton lust Saturday for the small
daughter of Mr.and Mfg.Lloyd
Utterback.Mrs. Hindley is a sis-
ter of Mr. Utterback.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Kelley an<l_\'.wa
chi ldre n o f o mni , gpm:Fndayat the home of Llmr uncle and
num.Mr. and Mrs bean Hlndley.
v ,. .._.n..-u-'.~>\
mines Jeanie aonnwn :mu wwwLarsen.Sunday guests at the Ruddph
Andreason home were Misa Lillie
Hagarmn And Amos Andreuon of
Lincoln and Mr. and lin. Ezna.n~uel Andreuon and son;|Hr.and Mrs.Claus Wulf of
Blair, were Friday guests at the
Gutlieb Stork home..Miss Edna Newkirk spent the
.week-emi with home folks,-Mr.
Nady for distribution.Elmer lemma, grade nnd purebred
l m entire bus load of music Holstein, 1008 pounds milk,83.l
students and iacudty have pur-pounds bnliedat.chued season tickets for Omaha John Compton, Jerseys, 543 pounds
Syniplmny Concerts.The College|milk, 25.9 pounds hutterfat.
Choir Bun vm furnish tfmvom-iHyr»ee randi,mixed.727 pounds
tion to eanh one of these concerts milk, 25.3 pounds hutherfat.
during the yegr.;ma STATE TEACHERSCOUNTY DAI RY u mm \.MEETING A SUCCESS
THE HOTTENTO
c l u bam: n u
I
A TK i ; g ' §~All Tried Burners
P a v i l i o n |§CALL BLACK 62 FOR ESTIur. um_||n.nnnur """""I££¢i" "" Rewkirkaland wo °h°|'¥""°¥f"!'.'}_'2d'u'I'ff!r..¢n..m. mm mr hm u d Mi mv x ov sm arrr REPORT |§`A...§§|I Nearlv four thousand ugghgrs
S mia guests at. me wr:n a w - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~~---1uySunday and spent. the My at the For the month of October there attended the State District meet-ley home.d l F r a n k V H b n .aS t e l l a a n d E d m n H m e y w e r e H i W a hf g r m e m w d E d n a w e r e S 1 5 c o w s o n t e s t .F o u r o o vr m f - | 1 8 0 - c t .3 0 » - 3 1 - N o v_1 ,n u m b e r 3 L ' l ' ° § . " 1 ' 3 £ f l ` ° ; f ' ; ' f
0 .Le H dl h seem' 3 " " ° } "a t t h e o n m e y o m e l i l e w k i r k a n d F l o y d H i m w e r e u n _ g o l d f o r b m a n d f i v e c o w s : f ' W 0 i f m e N e b r a s k a s h m T e x ar y
n _ " _ L "\\s _" " " '* " °B ¢ n A : n f= n h o l fh q q g n i g
Prices Lowest
Sunday.Mr and Mrs.Ed Nater enter~tained six tables at cards at theirhome last Saturday evening. When
scores were added i t was foundthatHrs.Dan Thompson and
Ernest.Kruse hel§1 high _scres
Saturday evening Eguesza at the
Alfred Feer home in Blair.
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u n n m n n m p
On Wednesday evenmg, Hr. and
l l - -f\ .. - .. .f\.......1.!...n a . . . - | : . .¢ | ; . , \
w e r e w u g n n r lv e s e p a mw r s w e r etested-bne found to be losing .5%
i n t .
The se c ows produc ed 165,457
po u n d s m i l k enn txuni ng 6,621
..-.....|..Q.,-~........,.. -.. V . . . .meeting was the illustrated ad-
dr e s s b y C a p w n Sh - Hub e r t V f i l-I ~
k i n s wh o h a s f l o wl i mo r e mules ' Q
a s a n exp lo r e r i n th e P o la r r e -
vam...shun . n u m m -li v i n v ma n .
nr--. um. 1|
Q Personal Guarantee A Manufau| a n n a
: n u n1lwv. mul
. l . . . | _| \ _ .l l l l .::1 f |
of 4.07.The average production
per herd was 7,193 pounds of milk
and 28.7 pounds of fa which is
:|.
trip around the worl~ ~n the G~
Zeppliu.Among the very inter-
noon Fl./008 GOOD MusicGoon ORDER
aber.The average return for onelwho is edibor of the Nationnl
dolhr spent was $3.07.The ave- Educational Association Journal.
rage cost per pound of fat was 151:He furnished many interesting
and it cost an an average of 586 facts concerning the advancement
Musk: By
DAMON'S HARMONIANS
Of OMAHA, NEB.
§
§
J Plumbing .h u m
§and Mrs. Harry Seltz ann uangnrs. uuv u uuum,uussuv flux:-¢rizm line,Guy Wallace and ChffordThompson. low acorqs ~R d¢-+line a ed a monthly t
rdy§rere '"f"'dFd_fff°..,.'.f»y ...A n¥llinlr nf Hin Min Creek club held
llclous luncn wma penn., -.... .,..report n very pleasant. evening.
Mr.and Mrs.Hans Andersenvinited Sunday al. the home of the
latwfs brother, Fred Jensen and
Inmily.Mr. and Mrs Victor Rasmussenandfamily of Blair, visited Sun-day afternoon ut. the parental,
Rev. A. Rasmussen home.Mr. and Mrs. Orville Humston,Delbcn and Rachel and Mr.andMrs. Hayes Rosenbalm and chil-
dren spent Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.and Mrs, John
n-.....
xrui 53.52 an' ""Eal"i»}Ft. .Calhoun rDe Soto Women Club met on
Thursday Nav. 6 t the home of|Mrs. Joe Sully.i n. Kro gh a nd
Mr a Linden had the ro mwhichWastheexrenaiolni r l
froin Lincoln.The lesson will be
Iimshed xr. Mrs. Ruwe's home onNov. 20.Mn. Sully served a fine
lunch.Mr and Mrs L Parkening of'Oma ha ume un Sunday morning
and ~ her Parents, Mr .and Mrs.
Geo.Hmelxne and all ment w
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Thev m . ,buss Emyle Aronson spent
Saturday night at the Weswn
Long home.Mrs. Mary Barry, Mr. and Mrs.Edgar Rube and daughter,Rita
and Tom Barry nf Hastings,
anne out trvm Blair and spent
Weeping" wane: w visitElmer'chelson home.
Seymour Smith and la n
Qmaha, visited the play ar
mval al. the school Friday e
Oscar Grothe and son,were Sunday callers at the
§unday evening at the Jax-na
Thompson boma.Mr m d Mrs. John Barry and JTERPRISE. r . . . I = } . , ~1 l R n d 1
'i:'§°»'2§fhu"nR`uTd"r""y""1; sin- it il.; cg
day dternoon at the Peter Jen- lvnncr :I
sen home._ _Herman.fallfune Snowdgn and MrsTomBa ny of _IIas!in§s,Neb.,|Mrn."W _g: ; . . ' a . r ; " ° , T ' § . ' : a m o m g Q "" a 1 a "
toco nludtspeda lil attendedelub.:1 :.Iu.1m1 Li ni uxi unulta i nedi n De s nt o wo me n'
.1..u:..i-:..I,:;i':...;.;».. ll0||. , ; . . 1 . a ' ~ u h h In d h a di l u l & L | \ A \ » l | | r \ a \ . v \ . » u ¢ .- . . -- ~ _ _.UM r .a n d M r s .J o h n a k r o n s o n a n d
M i s s E m y l e d r o v e t o T e k a r n a h o n
S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n a n d c a l l e d o n
fr ie nd s th er e.Mi s s Ch ri stin a Rabmussen wh o
w - - - - ' _ , ." " ' - " 1 D - -__f i n e p r o gr a m and a nic e c rowd.
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha r r y Se ltz a t-
te n de d A c a r d p a rty a t Ed Na b er ' s
Sa tu r da y ni g h t.
0 .A th e n o f Mi n n .a n d W i ll
un §\1¢»§£ nn operation_at a Lin
H n I n u l i l l u la z ; - ! . _ B 1 » 1 = »b u t n o w " " ' E " '' " | ° ' : . " : ' ° . !. ' : ". : . ' : '. ' : : ' : ' . 1 . . * " . . m ' ;
Lincoln.Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Cook and
little daughter were visitors Sun#
day at the Weston Long home_Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Knudsen and
Miss Laura spent Sunday with
their daughter and sister,Mrs.
Walter Novak and family.Kerwood Aronson of Missouri
Valley.spent Sunday forenoonwith his uncle, John Aronson.Ho
is assisting Chester Qronson with
I"-d `h»`§`§`i.¢¢"£"¥~§"§L`L¢§§` ~
ore at un Guy Wallace home.On Weclnesday Mx. and Mrs.Charles Hineline vidwd at the
Henry Jorgensen home near Flor-ence.Henry is not in very good
health but hope is tha t he will
soon (eel better.
Iflr. and Mrs.Hlns Jorgensen
visited lug parents, Mr.and Mrs.
Henry Jorgensen near Florence,
~your surplus articles through an Enterprise
are inexpensive and of indiaWant Ad.Want Ads
pensible value in connecting buyers and sellers.They
are mixed with theGetResultstoo,for Want AdsFORcomhusking this week.Ira Le Btauind family of Nor-um.Kaus.came in Tuesday mspenda couple of days with his
bmther-in-law and aisirr, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Jensen.
Girls Camel Hair Coats, $10 iz.
last SundnybEd Landefsvleited homeandvotedonelectionday.
'works ixl Omaha.
_Joe Sqlly han been husking
wnth hxs cornpicker out t
brother, John's.~the articles or stock you have been needing
be means of a Want Ad.They will Find Just What..a.M Q In 1.1 nf the Fashion Cen;;"i§\ "é=2§»i-Tr m}|1g¢¢ 'r to 14 nt me Familia# Gen-
v¢l'!» very P°P1\|l-\'-43'"_ter in Gm! or Tm-than are
You Wantclaim Bums Very. very lwnular.
|' r wo CULLINGT h e S L P a \ is l. n & e s Aid me t Get your Want]by Tuesday Night'r1=B}£<1i§ afternoon 'EL the Chris
Wddi honpe wilh§I1attgn<§.ance:§Two public poultry you Wishhelpwrite it if*IA m e m b e r s .Vasnora`ii¢»d§i§@é'.` iiimg 1-1, ieao, on Wash
non .~ » ' § " "' 1 ° ; f :a , " : . a
:day dinner l"°'t".mm mating willat uié ii""¢§'ia r s e n h o me
. . . . ; . nMB £1¢}¢1} fo i=nL r§,'£.§£1»i§M m Lars Rnllnnd and fam ily "N "were Saturday evening guesu,b°<iy
Mr. and Mrs.Carl Rasmussen want
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t t h A r t P e t e r s o n h o m e .e" ' ? = . f L m ,i n vl l x t n n i r fl2 il? |!1 bol `8 a n d , ? , . ° " ' . . " ? " f ' i f " ' ° ' f . n v j s n " Y B
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71*i§e"§5£'n`§§\§"i2laEf=`s "K§<1`§=2z ¢ml`:mu conmols NEWSv
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fc d ne s d ay a fte moo n at the P
nd nmnn hn mn rmnr Sui]-n!r 'Hse"'ii;:a§ ia: '"} f'""`,Jen|"Ju ".;.;'"" Ula 17
I "apqjlnl. n"E.i9 S*'°'£'€E crushbd rock this week.wanted relsuves near wayne msn|
n k ° d » 1 ° r r d » u l ° u ¢ e . b d l d md
q u n t s t w o - mi l e h m l i n e u n h -
v m g z h e n .
mlqnxgk-ll.. R. Dahhmty so ld
Red Punt Grocery m J. L. Inm-
me r a t Igdngtm.
wemm Public Serviee.0o.n -
quglted authority to run 13 mile
Mag in Kd t h County.--lle rdmm
Mo dqlr._
Mo ni ll a l e wld to Lawton
Bda.--Lymnn Lsdger.Mt. a nd Hn. C. W . Ma ta a nd
sons of Omlhl. wars Sunday din-
.
--mutha:a m n i r u a narc n g h n é'
1-munspn
w
v d m h n s r d n d
Tha u m u d
belnnunkly n -
i w
mm~ for if
ner gnc-dl nt the Elxy King homo.
I n the dvomoon,Mr.and Ht l .
Harry Smith a n d w w m w s w
vin Yhlbod at the King home.
Mr. and M n .L . h u m a n md
nm, End md dnughier, Ennma of
Kma u C i t y spent a .few dnyn
last week nt the Chu. Lamb and
Victor llumns te n homes.The~
returned Sunday, Nov. 9.
Wolbtch-W infruy 's n u m
S h o p m o v e d t o n e w ~~ -
of Bon~e'n grocery nwm.
Advertiaa in The Enterprise.
\
4 r
a m g f s e f s n u x m a mo n t h a n
one y u r ,He rhnnhmd,F r mk
W ¢ rri c kpune duny v e ry mM¢ l\~
l y n y a x a a o l n g t l u d l y .
north Blair Mr ¢;.¢.p¢|¢.¢¢ yan,
pa no di i ny Nuv . .8 I t d x p- m.lt the Mercy hnqzitll hx Council
Blu'H| when he had been taken
U 1 "|1m u m a h o m e w i m m u n m - .m
m flmmnynvéuw du pm
sym,phthyof t.heuntire¢oummn»£ty,momupodll.ly themofluer,
~oxzxeaunatdthstdreaddls-
ea¢o,di|betss,homwh£e.hhelmd
J. W - um m m
.»-.,-.... .the Baptist church,Wednesdly,
Nov. 12 at 2 p. m.'Qu mu d :wu furni shed by
members od the Junior high school
wi th Pro f. D¢ Gro t! i n dum
,.n ..»....Deé aue d wg born in Hldl-101|
Couniy, Iowa, Feb. 2,1849 md
was thus put eighty-ons yuan of
~ ~ » . ~ ~ h q m n s m f i r -3 6 3 1 .H u n :h u j u s t .about
L o u d s e o l » m u ! E m n r y , ' W l l - . ¢ \ I l ~ \l l r | . J € A . J o h n s o n u n d H r z . J .e o m p lu b e d th e 1 9 8 1 £ o o th | I 1 | c h a d -
o d _ a t _ t h e l m v -»W .J o h n s o n m e m a m v m m a m u f o r u n n u n -u g h x n w m
A ~|.i n »U | ||V B
-if-we from v.h¢xn»1» huhn m
~' u_~ ' r m w e a u . f o r a
night footbnll game a t Missouri
Valley.Following in the com-
. » ..,
Lincoln, alled on Mn Fullutan
lm Sunday Afternoon.
SUPER-PHOBPHATErxovns OF VALUE
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mm wx¢nmf°|k.xnBuxf.'J°rx¢=~H°i~r~h¢1H¢nf!Br»°¢¢1=°bef8<>.i l rrh e d m f w m vmu "ng" 3.1¢ |p¢ms;p;vidad lttlw Han; Branch hornenlled.one ml um mdtemttrlb'l|X'dly.!f$el'h001l md 8um!|y_wIU1 Smlrdlv gvuing,'|dvn game;on the »=»d;1~ #gl
'--~-e hl e e ne ~
. W . A.Kentnwer amended
funanlol Hn.FnnkR¢n~
odWindowl\stFridly.
.m d l l n .Gu |P a ds e n m d
Sands home Wdnenday dbernoon
Mr. md Mn. J. W. Johnbonmd
-~ of 1 93 1:
pt..26 Be ns o n at Blai r
w
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hzwndunaad-ehilmatiaal¢ m w » u » m a » zm u : . u ¢ u »:mhz th eA a to ! 0 o n(xl \.2
ll-:~=h:.1a-ro.
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~_ _i i 'Ba c rlt ion w z llr cr r rs in Wa-Bnnuspam,~B I U p |cagus;-vȢ~ ,.....-n u m n f n m A u i n n m d m b -a r e a t t h u t i m e o f h i a l g t h .
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Why Count Sheep
|of t]:|em§\fe¢fe 9°tne |1 .|A.::;1t»r .m'.',§£`a1L1.iL§»'»`zf1»§`b]Imone wu hi! mam um U¢'lK"Wfv Wm;results ureauy compleuea»"~-»~'- 'r"' -- 1 ~1 .BlairJd'er:nu?gd;vl.§1rL lnbermslt ;;=f'>°°' one-hx!! 3; the fu-mnw<;;|Mr...;'
.
'§'"§George Johnson Oct. 1 Wah°o T. Wnhoa
u;£:h;§:.m5,e°;;;¢ time this yen-_of Omnhn, md Mr.:nd Mn. 0 -'Oc t 2 8 Oakland lt Blair
PRQMINENT WEST SIDE Tr a m Super-Pholphuw ic |,e_ hhxahxll ol Ke nnud,were sk Oet. 30--Open
FARMER DIES gm, an www as a p,;,,,,g pro~ o'cloek dinner guests at the John Nov.6 Teachers meeting
./.\_...1._..¢..,m--4 Johnson home Sunday.Nav. 11 Missouri Valley at Misa
aerlptlon prim.Ev v rymluribsru u r m d m h n d t h n t h e n e u n d l -
do nl ue mmde a p a r to f th e e o n -
u m .betwa mthe puhlhhzx nnd
subscriber.
He was max-rid to mm mnry gM. Kirk of begun, Iowa, July '1,\
1870 and to this union dx c hil-
dmm were bam, all ol whom are
livinz-Thcy nge u follows: Mrs.
Qi\»u»w\¢n ln ck lin if. O I MOQIIB £35§'=§""'£i¢\§'mL"Zi Strom:omni 11.1\_............\a¢.¢U'vdY+.,.m1='ef'f'=1°==."'ffff':=<_.I ::i":-._-|' Mrs. Wm. Wieae and childrenl our! Valley (night game)D --Lyons at Lyonsinn- semi Armen"
(Omitted last week from lack ofHowe)/
l-'or-mer Governor Keith Neville
has started something at North
Platte that ought to spread.He
il a ulng the high school author-
ities m compel them w permit his
nephew so take part in school ath~
letlcs.
Under a rule that requires one-
year residence, the boy ls exclud-
ed Irom football, track team and
other forma of competitive nth-
leldcr.~~,I! athletics have any pa rt inl
the curriculum,it should be forl
the salem of every student, boy|
or girl who is in attendnnoe, andl
no restrictions should be enforoedl
because of length ol resldence.
One -of the greatbaneo ot ath~
letics in connection with school has
been the ootentatlous endeavor to
..._._,____
l
2>i1"§\»` 3 § . J o s o mg Mrs.|
John Beaman of Modale, Iowa and
Jasc and ll. C. Hillman, both ol'
Mondamln,Iowa.Besides these
there are thirty-10\|!'grandchil-
dren who with the aged wife,
grieve deeply the death of the de-
parted.Mr.Hillman was,during his
early life, a farmer which voca-
tion he followed for fifty years
in Harrison County Iowa.Ten
years ago he retlred rom the ac
tive duties of the (arm and mowed
to Blair where he has since re-
ader.`
ln his dealings with mm, M r
Hillman was strictly honest,al
ways honorable and upright he
was highly respeded by those
who know him.The funenl services were held
Tuesday afwrnoon at two~t.hlrty
o'clock with Rev.Pardun of the
local Methodist church presiding
and internment was made in the
r-rea nullnl, u pavmwuno ".....ington county farmer, living five
lrnllea southeast of Arlington,
passed away at his home Inst
Thursday afternoon at one o'c1od¢.
He hndbe e ni lla bo uta we c kwlth
a heart attack and pneumonia de~
veloped later.Funga l services
were conducted from the home on
last Sunday aflltnwll and burial
was made in the Elk City ceme-
L ry beside the wife who preceded
hi n s number of years ago.\lr Renard was strictly a
Washington county product, hav
ing been born near Arlu-gran on
I
that vicinity his entlm lifetime.
He was marned March 1891 to a
Miss Abraham of Elk City ,gud tothis union six children were /hom
five of whom survive hlm They
are M J ,W a l te rA Otto .Es-
tells and Elizabeth.He leaves
also a brother,Gus Renard of
II
with unremuzeu PomU1farmregardless of the unusunlyl
dry season the past year.This first y e a r h u dro w n me l
fertilizer respond;in increased
yields where it is applied with a
r e g u l a r ferdlizer attachment.
When broadcasted on small grains
alfalfa and pasture, improvement
ll shown.Paul |Kruger of Ft.Calhoun,
reports that should he ever have
to replsnt a t a lute date,he
would use pholphate to hurry it
to maturity.More of this expedmentd fer-
tilizer work willbe carried on
next year by County Agent Geo.
Bates to determine ml results in
years of ordinary rainfall.
Rushville--Bond mo e approved
for edarglng water system and]
sinking new well.
Alliance-Motor stailium #an-Wausa and a sister M r i Nellie nod to be constructed at school
Augunt ar mos.He had lived l
..'
..,
I .....mm\\ .f mark. s. D.l.........».
homo.
spent Sunday at the Chris Sunda
Mr. and Mrs. George Hedelund
and Jeanette paid a short vldt at
the Albert Sunda home Monday
evening.
Wash Dresses,2 for 81.50 in
|da aa1 4to 46a ttheFa shi ono en-
ter.43 4 :
Girls Camel Hair Coats, $10 ia'
dzea 7 to 14 at the Fashion Cen-
oer in Grey or Tan-these are
very, very popular.43-lr
BLAIR SCHOOL NEWS
n w )'
The pupils of the second grade
ol Central Ward entertained thedr
mothers and Supt. Mlsser at aHalloween feltlvad pvexmdsy af-
ternoon. October 29. Reading dem-
onstrations were given hy the pu~
"- :__ ru, ....-\.. ..._-a .rr ov... .n-
Nov. 2
Nov. 2
Non
ties, s
blooms
2 pair
at the
.a-
Arll
(0mittaed lust week from lsck o l
a \
Témnm vi Blair
run rayon bloomers,pan-
horties or silk stripe jersey
rs fm' Women and Misses
$1 in all aims and colors
Fashion Center.|3;1t\L
$1 - I
-rm wx:
' r o O m u c h w o r k , t o o m m : h w o r r y .Ti re d b u t to d
ne rv o us to sle ep.C o u n t i n zi m a zi n n r y s h e e p r o -
l m d n z y o n r m u s c l e s , m ; 1 d n g y o \ n m i n d a b h n k , ; l l n o
uso.Ym'l1 fe e 1 "a \1 i n"wmo rro w.
J : t " ? | | o 1 v \ n D r . M l 1 ¢ l ' B | | r v l | e ¢ u t N ¢ r v h | ' I ' l » b l l ¢ l n §
~d r ¢ n m l \ ? | l l " ' D \' n ! g t t u y h x 1 ; h |u n i n g
mf ¢ k ¢ h | 4 h m £ n d |b a d y , n a d n | d y ! u r t h 4 d a y ' | d u t . i a u x
W\TN cumsxms ""5."'°§h..- Nc:-vim ls an made in m forms--'Llqdd Ml
\lour< mes lr 's 'en fbmvmfiullr-wil." oon'~r onuem rs~ 'hp1»¢. a2'¢"m"&. nt your am mn
|_ l§:wE.\. mG\\1Y ..-u's..;;.ai.I/mf hun Pukqo um.
1
preserve dlmnlcll punwy m cuu-.nection with competitive games, Blur cemetery.h r b ksetting up rules and xegulxtions .H i n ~ ' " ' ? ¢ e xrst rea
that, hovéever honest the iniention,"T the hmxly c1rc\f.In a ma r-
.~-|ned life of over alxty years hennenel;mvibed evaexou.In most r n c n _s er thecases, sorrow it in to say, col\ege wxs_ nr ' P3,g h . .dxtxeth weddmg anniversary wasfl °"'l52 .-_1 E i_ ..i'* 'i.F"&"§ ce lebra ted and gain y u a g m c
.,....,........_.-_..___, __There wus a large gathering o!
friends and neighbors at the fun-
eral services, testiiying w the re-
spect and esteem in which he wxs
held by all.
. ~ . . . n » w n l u n n n l u \
a
11
n
v
cs
eE;1"!;n-Bids received fo r f ur-§ f .':,' §"';_ZYJR 'g g ~
xishing and in§1.alling complete gum wu given by the Puvill. fol~
;ys¢em of eieetnc line and power lowed by guna;after whkim re-
virinz in school building md ad- freshments were served.
lition in School District No. 26 of 'Duesday altarnoon,on. 2 5 at
Sheridan County.4:30 the girls of the Home Econ-
-...|-,.1\........»....».».....:.~|..-\nf Q
!I
(
r
s\uWashDresses,2 for $1.50 in
dzes 14 to 46 lt the Fashion Oen-
ter.43 -n
Girls Camel Hair Coats, $10 in
sizes 7 to 14 at the Fashion Cen-
ter in Grey or Tan#-these are
very, very popular.48-lt
u ~~
is the ~ lay in a suppiy of
M a i n t o p F l o u r
M a d e b y t h e o l d R e l i a b l e m a n - F l o u r M i l l
from this yenr's excellent wheat with proteim to make
the kind of Flour bakers and housewives want
. Handled ~ all Leading Stores
in Blair and surrounding towns
r .4
W e are still payingn Premium on Good W heat
W e e xc h a n g e F l o u r f o r W h e a t ~
W e carry a Full Line of Feeds
P. c. sonemsérq, Proprietor
' n - I E B L A I R n o u n M I L L w
Get Your
sronm Wmnows
Before that Blizzard arrives,
th 've lfuel a n d addeysa
comfort.
L¢west Prices in 15 Years
There must bea reason whyso many
young people leaving home and begin-
ing life for themselves want a
Copper
Clad
Range
Copper Clad Ranges have 36 dis-
tinctive features. One of the m ost
important ones and possessed by no
other range is the wall being lined
with pure sheet copper, not copper
plated.lf you want beauty and
every other desirable quality you
will choose Copper Clad.
We have a payment plan and a reason-
able price.We will also consider trade
on your stove ~
Have Y°;= seen the New
Twin Flu Copper Clad Heater?
The Arndt Hardware
Blair, Nebraska .
Phone 333
CHRISTENSEN .LUMBER COMPANY
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P h o n e
N o .4
o f coAL a»
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~||~1 uw ...tea ta the teachers of the Blair
City schools.Dainty sandwiches
with hotthocolabe were served.
The girls of the Domestic Science
depnrtment proved to be very
g¢0d'h'5sh=sses.This is one of
tin projects of the Domestic Sci-
I ..-- "uw --~\.mid s hdps by Mnlense nhunnv r -~ g ~
Mr. and Mrs, E. Kbrltétier and bed! installed in tha Biology De#family, Mrs. NV. A. Kerswtwr and pntment.The Biology I n p u t ,C
Edwin, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jelfer-'ment needed an aquarium for A ~
son and Gwgndolyn were twelve long time and this one in just the
~~=Q
/»
eI :;'
' li ~
ami nwuw-W \....e....,.....drove.. But the worst feature has been
the irdtation of colleges by high
schools md lesser schools.It was
enough when the boys began 'bo
dl themselves "1-non".That was
but n bit of imaginary inxpoxhnce
and was eully tolerated.When
they began to adopt college rules
to regulnoe high mmol play, the
evil was euggented.
Rarely was A high school sought
so induce nn ellgible eighth-grader
to attend because of |t.hleti¢ prow-
ess developed in grade school com-. m - -n - . . \ . . . . . .n m . - .M . ... .. -1 .
day for the family and wxu alwaysbe n bright spot in the annds of
the fnmilv history.
The Euherprlse joins with uw
Isormwing family and extends adn-
oerest sympathy ln this their great
berenvem~t.
BUBDETTE SMITH
Burdette Smith,son of Mrs.
Birdie Warrick of 307 W. Lincoln
street, was fatally wounded while
out hunting on Tuesday, Nov.4.
He was rushed'to the Covenant
n,....u.\ ..,\..». ».»1im»»n»| hntween
U l t u w n u n n u u u i
Dr.and nr . ,c .R.Mead, ac-
companied by Misa Rood and Mrs.
.Esplin and her two nephews and
Miss Blnck were welgome callernlt the Home Sunday;`
Dr. and Mrs.F. L .Fink of
Newman Grove, came to see Bl#
vin Jackson Sunday, with whomshewas as practical nurse fan
many yearn..Mrs. Sadie Llcktey returnd fathe Home Sunday afber spending
n few days in Lincoln and Ron.Mine Adu Riddlesbnrger,with
h e r n i e c e a n d n e p h e w d r o v e u p
h . . ....x...». .n n - ;n m . n m - .
cases, but if ao, the (ut merely
empbulzea the foolishness ol high
school emnlntion of varalty ways.
Every boy who nmndn high
school shodd have face access to
the texmarhls success determinad
by hls ability.Instead of making
rules to eniame honesty, faculty
efforts should be directed to the
inculcation of honesty.Telch a
boy that it is dlshononhle to lieor cheat, even by implication; mu
credit comes with fairnenin sport,
not in victory alone.That a vic-
tory to be creditable must also be
, - . . . _
10, when he passed sway at the
nge of 14 rem. 10 months and 5
days.Burdem has spent all his lilo
i n Bldr.He was a member ot
Junior high sd-iool,book part izf
the school band and the basketball
team md: was a general invorite
with his schoolmates so whom he
was known as "Smitty".He was
A regular attendant of the Baptist
Sunday school and will be greatly
missed in his circle ol friends.
His fntlier, Philip Smith, passed
away Nov. 5, 1918.He is surviv-
ed by his mother,a brother,
Clifford P. smiui of Omxha, two
sisters, Mm I.-avneuoe Metzger of
Inglewood, Clllf.and Miss Olive
Smith of Blair.His grandmother
is Mrs. Olive J. Smith of this city
is the dlneito lay in a suppiy of
Maintop Flour
M a d e b y t h e o l d R e l i a b l e m a n - F l o u r M i l l
from this yenr's excellent wheat with proteim to make
the kind of Flour bakers and housewives want
. Handled ~ all Leading Stores
in Blair and surrounding towns
a; Right niow '!
I
W e are still payingn Premium on Good W heat
W e exchange Flour forW heat ~
We carry a Full Line of Feeds
' n - I E B L A I R ~ M I L L
noon with her mother.|Kynett Cornish and wife made
their weekly ull on the lox-mer's
mother, Mn. C.Cornish.
' Rev.Hargett,pastor of the
Christian ehumh,hld c huge o f
the chapehmrviees Sunday ana-
noon.Mrs. 'Alfred Wnrrick called on
her sish¢r,fAnnu Parkef one day
last week.Blanche Hill sailed to see Mrs.
Augusta Hall_on Wednesday ai'
last week.Mrs. Palmer of Sioux City and
her so Lyle al Chicago, visitedW€:ne;'aly m m m w i c h her
fa er, Mr. Healy.
The first meeting of the board
of tnmta s me t i n the home the
Lilth of November.Quite a numll
ber wen present and some weral
accompanied by their wives.
Thursday alcrneoon,Mrs.John
uS u c c e s s i n v o o k M a k m g
Increased by New Devicer
By Anna B. TownsHE very tact that every Ken-anuon om tell a nary aboutwhen Lhu cook: jar wus hld-den ln m unzhourhz of cupboard orpm hlsh on 1 wo nhell proves thatccoklalh u n become an Institu-zlup.Bo cookies are cookias,whether rol'ed or drovxwd.»- -.who ~refer no mnke
Slit Hour. than mea/mn.Renln
with md.l.» nit and cinnamon
Cream m until nlutlc, nddaugnrmd contlnuewrelmlns un!!! lightcoloredmd llulfy.Add well beutqleggsandevlpouwdmilk,thanflour mliture, the lrlllt and null.Roll dough w 'fs Inch thickness,ming as lltuéionr an poealblo. Cut
with medium sued cocky cutter.
I
n
P. C. s orzems elq, Proprie tor
Get Your
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honorable.
schools, not ol Nebnskl alone ml
of the entire country, a senrice if
he make: his point at North Platte
me m 1: u ti me um ubuc school
athletics got back to 5 basil of
common sense and neue to be
carbon copies of what the big
schools are doing.-Omaha Be e
News.
Crime Pr°v|n¢i¢\;4lhnlu~ IMD]
According to the Arnerimm Eu-
genlcs Society.crime costs the
United States at least $10,000,000-
000 a year..ln other words, every
8%seconds we sustain an econ-
omic loss ol $l,0W due to crime.
Thus, crime becomes a financial
as wen as I mam promem.wemustallpny fo r it,Scientific
crime prevention,then,not only
safeguards the persons and priz-
perties of our citizens, but direct-
ly benefits their pocketbooh.
Unlorcnmbely there has beenvery little scientific crime preven~
tion i n the United States.We
have attempted po fight crime on
the theory thlt a social and econ-
omic disease can be cured by lez-
th a gnod old (n ahlon ed ro lle d
ivo k le l,t l a " ma g i c c o ver "ls Akitc he n help.W h e n y ou r ub Ho u r
I m a y o ur bread bn ar d th a flo ur
d o e s n o t r u lly r u b ln h th e b o a r d ,
bm:: me h mo r e l i k e l y la lt li a b le
n ad d to th e thic kness c t y o urwo lr y d o u g h , mm ma k i n ; i t n tl! ! -
ar.B y u s i n g a ma gi c c o va r y o u
avoreoxno th is an d imp r o ve Sour
ro lled c w k y le c h a lq u a Y o u u n
pn re ln su A mn g lc c over.Ma y b e
' o u vr n u ln li k e ln mn k n y o u r o wnm l .Sln le h n n i na : o !c l n v u o va r
Bake in ly" nun (4o0'F.) noun: 1minutes.Yield: 8 dozen cookies.
Q J
i s l u i o n ._§»éE4~ `¢{£J1l-LEE,¢i m r a ,f a s t e n i n g 1 :
lm ; \_n ._ |-n w Ol.n n l f| A 11'' h h ~~me o e a uy me u m m J u r y m o n e |;1a;...;i;i ,,°;;;;j. "eogsq ~"=='°ii*3T=
charged that there was a well-
esttbltshed,three-cornered alliance
between the pullee deparhnent,
the corrupt politicians md tba
criminal elemmt.Protection of
this nxture is the gmatest possible
sdmdant to crime.It mn onlybe swnped by A pablic demand
I n - th e e n f o r c e me n t o f b a s i c , lo n g
pin wun l p la c e or s ln c u me c .n a wm e d d u g h wi ll n o t lu c k .fo r th e
no ur wi ll be r u bb ed in w we Du r ou l
sur tne e o f the c a nva s.An othe r h l n t (ar m e c oc ky
n m k s n .ll y o u li k e to c hi !!y o ur
c ookie: before hmk lull. mo ld th e m
In |c y i lnd rlc xl c c nmln sr .Th a n
wh e n y o u a r e r e a d y to lu k e th e m
slip th e c hllle d d o u g h ou t o f th e
c ontainer And sllos sc c ofdlnK t o
ln n l r n l
Su g a r C d ak la l
A :uns funny Mu x1 u n . m my q | ¢ | ,g n m la d :u m - \ =l u v m m ue a m)
| n nB m ilou r , tha n measure.R u l f l
wi th b ak i ng po wde r , : od s a n d u ll. .
Cr e a m l a t a n d s n x u .A d d eggs
m d contlage__¢r§§q\ln§n g a ;
f u '1 . a vl wn h d
kx th o . n u r1 u r n n lllnum-u a1,5 np. lemon`mm-an
I U B u u p p u u U ;n H ,.
f o r t h e e n f o r c e m e n t o f b a s i c ,l o n g
established lurs.
C r i me atati ptic s indic ate th a t
m a j o r c r imes suc h a s mund er,
ma n s la u g h te r a n d r o b b e r y a r e o n
th e in a e a a e .Th i s i n s p i t e o f a
»¢l4 . » ln | n n nl. minnnsc ufu;lands-
é2§{{¢i1`{1`ér`T£H`»iiE¢`°`§»¢'-- 13: "ia
ahe Lhlc kneaa of the coc ky desired.
S o u r C r u m C o o k l uI emu outa tour \£ can (nt (hurt*S 59 mah imttlr l'ri up. baking 1 eau granuhtadn w l d c r e m n r
1 6 t i t 1 a n
1 t b m .o u r % &u p . : m u
'A . nn ; vn¢§ .n|| !n¢|l f t r l l l
u r e l m u n a u u s u s a n .n u u 0 5 5 1 :m d c on tin ue c r e a mln x until X
lmoc th an d tlu thr .Add eva pora ted
mi lk ,d i l u m d wi th th e wa te r,l l l d |
la v o r i n g l.Sti r in th e dr y hmr ed i- '
ents.Let s ta nd i n c o ld p la c e n ew
s u l h o u n .Ro ll o u t th i n . c u t a n d
ba k e I n h o t o ve n ( ¢ 0 0 ' F . ) o r u n I
c u m f lo ur um f o rc e d rn ui h thr o ng )
vu.. w......~ 'f -..,............., -,..rln li on , whi c h, wh ile i t re s tr ic ts th e
ra w- r u i n i n g , h s s n o ef f e c t o n th e
law-breaker.
Beatrice-Eniplre Gas Co. slut-
ed preliminary .construction work
on gas pressure plant on Doyle
farm,thxm miles north of di y ,
io coat about ;59op00;
Madison--Former Graves resi-
dence south ol City Hall w be
moved to make way for new ser-
vice nhop planned by Mr. Gaffney.
Seottsblnlf-More than 70 per
c e nt, or mor e th a n 60 0, 00 0 to ns o f
we s te r n Ne br aa ka 's s u g a r be et
c r o p ha rves te d a n d deliver ed t o
- ;- . . , . . - . . -" v ' "
ilf g z lo u r , th e n mea s u r e Re a l! !
mac e.Ad d vtn e g u to milk : Cr e a mral. until plastic .A d d m g e r gr a d
u l l and c r eam un n m
ad d n o m- md mllk a lte r n a te ly , b e
glu n ln g en d e n d i ng y i th do m. P u !
n p o n l o n o t th e d o n g t i n to A n u -
lry tub e.Hold tube c lose to slight-lr o i le d b a ki n g s h e e t an d wi th o u t
c hnn ging jpos ltlo n fo rc e out n small
m a n n : e r d a mn f o r e a c h c o c k y
Ba k e In a mo d n s te o ven ( 8 'I 5 ° R)
p a s tr y tu b e o n to baking ahee l. sa
form oook lea;Y i e ld : s d e a n .
O s t m
nuns nem-1 I-IP sudl1 un blaze;
He m d n n a mnssh t m m :e m u :ua env. brvwn
aa l Gee kles
I s u v 'q | | |54 °° ;" -» °f ~* °'u ll1 nos oetnud1 un. V\lllulx no rslslns.Illhb d and mscBltt f lo u r. the n mea su re .Re st!!
Yie ld 6 no sen c ook ie s.
s m- _ : ma y
;,_~» aodnuI ts ve mon
\ 5;-QI'-'(Lan
B e n t o n C e o k lu
M u I msn1 ss then. svn-mu a mi lkeen ¢ ments
ode,b a k i n g po wde r a n d
sugar company.-
lr )U s e u n r l l u -
22 c an = \mu
nl 'Ins1 mn :honed ans
wllh so da . ba ki ng p owde r an d c h :-
na mo n.C r e a m t h e h i . m e s u n t
u n d oon tln ue or ea mln g u n ti l
smoo th a nd d uty . Ad d be aten e mo .
th e n th e n a n r ml xt n r s a n d m i l laltern ate ly ,b e l l n n l n ;I n d en d ln x
wi t h dou r.A d d oa tmea l.va n i lla
m d ralalna a n d l t l r ju s t eno ugh
to b lo nd .DNP f r o m s s p o o n a n te
an o ile d ba k in g s he et.B a k e l n |
h o t o ve n (400'l1'.)a b o u t 1 5 m b
n t a s Yls ld : 64 c o ok ie s.
y li l oath, th en I a
well be aten eg g e nd lemo n extra c t." ° " e r
_»
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¢|..x... \1_\......1....\t....¢-.»....I..|.»'||nan!!
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¢ ~
wit h
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a-u.
uta -
gn...
hu-
€ M | ¢ \ n , x - u 1 a n d n a o r e o v u -
li l h -' l l l¢ h l v R - B e M ° ¢ £n u
Hn . G a m B I M U W m d l i n
ungugg spe nt. Baum!!! in Fu#
mont.
u m m m Davin : p mt l l l t
Sunda y vi s iting the mu Ke xkg
hmi ly .
M n . Al u G a mr o n , w h o i a q d t e
asxioudy ill,v u t a i n to the
Unulv~era:ityho¢plh.llnomnhnlalt
Saturday.
Mr.x ndHr s .He nry Mo nk e md
wh.Luther m d wits o f F unk-
ne1le,spentlutS\md|y ahernoon
at the J.W. Blattnjhmne.
For limb:-6 .
ul v a xu a .Emo stSa lmdda.l t '
nge. and l n . G l e n llc llma ld
were di me r gum hit Sunda y at
the Fred Ohm imma on t|.nBemh
w . B . c . B l h s s m a t mmm
Haxdwan ou Saturday, Nov;15.
.;L "43-1¢
hir.and M n .Holgar Hume!!
vlli hdlttlnL .P.Pe ¥ e rs enhc xpe
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mn. Ole Jlwbseu and
Alice vi died at the BW llckeen
hhmerin Omaha Int Monday.
.Mx-a. Soren Svendgard retunwd
lst Sunday from an Omaha hoa-
W. J. N-mx. Blair, Nab.as-1¢~
Hr . A n d H n . C l l t b m m a n
lP¢l\f|4v| a i n i days with rela-
tiv es in wuuu, IDW I.
fro m Bury o f Butin;-|, v is md
hi s ds ur, Mn. Fd Role md Hr.
Rose lui Saturday and Sunday.
MQ. Hu y B ury v lmi td s rt hs
Ed Nawaz hom mouth ol town, on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mn. M. E. Tyson dmve
down to Omdm l u n Sunday to
see thei r son, umm: and wife.
M r . m d M n . M . D . N e l m
spending n few dnys with re1n~
Plli SL Ame*
lr|.L.G.Thoelke ot Omaha,
amoupwsdnudnytovldtwlth
lm~m www .1°m~n,am ~Ex
iindbed.Bnmamhsr thndue.xc
friudnandattenddnfunersloflmmm Smith.
Kr. md Mn. B. S lvnhs andMr.nad l n .Fnnk Sdaettzerol Fantumlle, were Armildee Day
neat; of Mr. and Ku. Joe Ln-
xun of Smmydde.
Qlr.Ind Hrs. Goo. Kuhn Jr.enterhinad Monday at dinner,Mr. and Mrs. John Peters of 0z~
low .,...
l l i u L |V a u z h n l o u t l w u t
S n n d l y¢ u ¢ ¢ | t ¢ h e E d K l l h '
lwme,nonho!Arlhxlum.
M ; . n n d M n . J o h n K r d | |r ¢
zum. City. Kam drovo up unttehdtheof'Bnnh¢¢Osmxm, w°<1..f."?»'?'
Dr. and Urs. J. M. Curt!! of T0-
cumseh, Neb., spent. tha Vicki!
.with Dr. Curtin' n r. Mn. HU!
IHuck And Mr. H .
Mr. and Mn. Stormy vm",
>~
Furdmrqmpnndnouavsr-h r s d m - T mp m n h d i
-Inga.lhLbev1R.BendorL 21-if fvrdbdll.Hoceawilnn.'4
'llnHwnl-ldvd¢l1°~b~°==i>iI '1=m-nim n n i n d a v u a
H I _the'deklilt!or.|ever|.\days.m p .Int|wwB.B|nd\>f£-
7 ___
Hn. John Weber md daughtar,
lhrgueziu: spent Saturday nt an
Em il Weber home, near Herman.
Wnntcd to Bu y - Fx ll pigs.
Plume |11 on 21.John Compton.
48-8t
Mr.and Mrs. Jncob Schulz o l
Omahs. ,gent Sunday dbernoonst
Bo u1 l1 Bo a n!Bo a n, nnd| o m¢'£ 'he K.E.L \ di u'Ai dm» s t
d m .Hosea Wilnn.'42-2t Hn. Hugh Wright o n Ndv. 1
M h a h n e N°bl=..v b°v w=h=v c . x . n ¢ m ~ » x , n m» a ¢ mn
i no m=h» .npentthe w é e k é n d m- ¢ mm» a ¢ mm, m» 1 f .0
with her mother, Mn. Edna Nobk.phggq 16 1; zu. plug, na.
For Bde--Poland Chinn Bonn Wm. Holtmnn of ne u F1
md Gilts.One y w l l n x Po lmd ne lle, v u 1 Blai r vi dhr Int]
China Boar.Hun Mencke. 424v dny.
Mn.Hlnzrvn c m :vgnna Pr n reportedsl:
me hmbior hu aunt, Min Ml\'Y|S\md|y u the mn Bifhrhomehy impmvéd um n mlm u
Fm' Rent-Three dwdyfurnished |Buy - Full
L John Con
1
ntF U U I I I I l i l !I l ' | | l " " " " " " " ' l "D '" " "n i l '. G u i l t vu ' u w - - - - -n m - b u t W m .B r y a n t .1 0 2 E - ' t h e C l i f t o n H o t e l S l m d l y .uh -ted Ali43~3¥ l :.,-....ee...f-f=. *'22:f_ .'3.'.f'2";...gf !Bi`ldI1&dly.'""" "u r .d N J '|" M ; ' " " ""-~~°'-"v u wear urue ron,mnrmn .to a nan.en»¢n lm<1Tma=hy..andMra.G<».xuJ 1rM,-_wk t h e j _Omaha hospltal eariy TuesdayA l i -I ' . f . " , ? r : . . . . ' . , f ' f ' E ~ i k ~ ~ I i . . . s . n m. £ i..:....tut2 !h» nn mi. .....E" "ff"f..'ff' Oma n morning for treltmenb :Calhx Sn.4 1 -w
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Vinton and
som, Gordon and Kcith drove to
Glenwood,Iowa last Sunday nit,-
¢l'l'l°¢m-Mr. and Mn. Walter M. Nelson
spent Saturdny night and Sundny
with Mr .and Mrs. Clem Jensen at
m u x .Bondort,u m r u k h z
md u mb u w m nx-via.Phones:
amce,161; nddanes. 188.29-fi
The Wesleyan Guild will meet
The Wesleyan cuiu of m¢`\m
E. chumh met with Mn. Roy 411-
ldersan Friday, Oct. 81.
C. K. Bendort, licensed embahn-wim Mn. w. v . wrsghm on Fr:-i n -ms und _ Bur.o w n
dxy, Nov. 14.
Fur Sale-Poland Chinn boun,
good husky fellows.Wm. Arm-
.omvm n m ,nn..as-tt
phone, 161; res. nhoae. 188.841
Marcus Beck h u moved his
household dfalslnto a te-sidenct
nw- wmv ul.fmmgwll,mm.. . . -day evening.
Mr.and M n .John Gallagher
and children viaiwd at the Her-
man Anderson home,south o !
Blair last Sunday.
The Dnmcilla Guild met Wed~
nesdsy dtex-noon with Mrs.Jens
Ni ls e n wi th a good attendamze
I v u u w u x v . m eJ o h n H o o k s h n m e w h e n t h e y w e r e
d i n n e r s u e m L u s t S u n d a y .
M r . a n d l i n E d N a a m a t a
e d n d m n e r p a n y a t t h e m i l
N i e l i e n h o m e i n O m a h a M d a y
e v e n m g i n h o n o r n f M r .a n d M r s .
A x e l J o h n s o n a n d s o n o f C h i c a g o .
;'§,j"°'" ....... ......... .,...\,.,,~ ~~{___;;; "j_'_j""" ny.my gg and Mn. ch"., ; m
Mrs.Minnie Triplett had .glam at an J. P. Sorensen nm nl; ¢1»§¢;"<; §°'s at mh-Sundny mm. Nov. 2, her mm, home smmy, Nw. 1 whsn a num- ~ spain!meeting ma NI"'1 for
Mn. C. C. Wake and Mr. Wake ber ot relatives Ind families wmt. 'nitiutory work._and family of St. Edwxnis, Neb. out w gather nuts llld hlvs , l
vrdner m m outdoors.Those The D. A. R. meqwith Mn. W.Miu Glad M 1 this ciwiu sins .wif K8°1L° :en mf? lZ"*}°"° "°'°}§'- "4 Mrs. Elmer ~ w.{"'§_"YE' "FF rrldnyf N=:~'~ 'E
Quick, Iowa.|
Hr. and Mrs. Charles Rogert of I
pear Herman, spent Sundny at the.
I ' " H i s W I Dum I l m ume.Hn. Wm. H. Halle: went on: "P near COIN!!.s'el°°¢|md Mehnns IUJ
F' °°?"'='¥ ?"¥'f_T"f""}!':_§'lf Dluuunn.. an »......... £;'.E......."§§ nu ma mmm. d nm smui
,~Anureasm Mr.and Mrs Paul|Dnnald so 1 J.p_ evenmg at 6:80 durmg the Jenny 1 _-!SONn80n hade:;m;nns;T¢ (:~»mm.».JWra\ nrmzhm.|nKempke and children,Mr .and mn. U- nc. mean nm pr¢p;;»¢q mamad a most ipherenting and ln-- - -- v - - a n-sanwwwull l a s t .F r i r l l v n f i n r n n n n . |4 L . .n - - .llnirs.C. R.
- - Groceries--
We not only furnish the best of
iheats but we also have a com;
plete line of Groeeries always
fresh on account of our large
turnover.
Cabbage, per 100-lb. lots ~---$1.75
W J S A S
0 o
Phone 32 or 33
The Big Store -Blair, Neb_
Get That
Choice
Prize Pork ~
We have purchased one of the
prize winning hogs at the Ak-
Sar-Ben Stock Show recently
held in Omaha and will offer
this choice bit of Pork to our
customers. This\hog yas raised
by Wallace Charlott, noted hog
raiser of this county.
Call us by Phone
for your Share of this Fine Meat
Apricots, White Cherries, Pears, Peach-
es,Pineapple and Italian Prunes,
Special,6cans ammi ---- 1.45
Mixed Soup Vegetables, 20c can special .15
Bob White Toilet Paper, roll -»-.05
Baked Beanpots ---.30, .35 and .45
Good Cup Coffee, Ib.---.25
Sugar, 10-Ib. cloth bag ---~.63
Swifts Quick Naphtha or Electfic
Spark Soap, 10 bars -----.39
Frost King Flour, 24~Ib. sack ---.69
Frost King Flbur, 48-Ib. sack --~ 1.29
Pmnes,25-Ib. box, special -~--1.69
Chase & Sanbomes Seal Brand Coffee
Special per.3-Ib. can ----- 1.25
Golddust Cleanser, 10c seller, Special
percan ---------.05
Kamo Cornflakes,2 pkgs.--.25
'°""'":° """"`"'nnd ufitiea.We will z you e t r " "" " "" " " " " " ' vvv'*"'°'n.u\.l:'"'".°"*'""' " *""33-tf 43-lr ospntal, returning home on days last week mth her brothernCurtisvisitedher right.Sunday.Wm. Smith and wife of Ft. Omi-
mu Mrs, Jasper mn,Mr. 51 1'¥F°;. Dvnfqd 'E*?f§'i°:':lgar.and Mrs.Alben Koehler houn.
QI Colfax.§§»¢»¢§§r Lasdle College club.
"sun" Sutherland, sheriff elect Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horn and M§.ss igle
;l.»+h¢» u|\saH;Pt fnr a. feWlsnn. Fred. who live west of HEI*-ic°u5m3» Mr.v m; w w ........_.....-____. _dnys following election with a
severe cold uw. puz him under me
ducwi-'x cure.
Mr.and Mrs.Pete Weber and
children ol Tekamah, and Mr. and
lirs. Emil Weber of Hennan, vla-
ited at the home of Mrs.John
Weber last Saturday evening.
Again the consumer gets im-
medialc benefit of a lower price.
'}l§££,»%m<1 at the home of Mm
Margaret Iverson lust Sunday.
Suits and 0 rcoau.Firstcuusa.Reuonablé p ' es.Theo.Wahl-
slrom with A.Lnndgard, Coun-
cil Bluffs, Iqw|_so-261
Will Iverson had his tonsdls rer
moved in Fremont last Thursday
by Dr.Heine.He is getting'
along nicdy
of Omaha,while attending the
teachers'convention there.
For Sale-Poland Chinn boan,
sired by the Outlook,2nd prize
Jr. Yearling at Neb.State Fair.
89-t!Harry Seltz
Mins Goldie Feer who has been
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Huny
Larsen at Craig. Neb_, spent last
Samrday with her patents,-Mr!
n.\....._|»sei una virgu rteynoms 01 UlllanuuumsuplastSaturday to spend
the week-end at the Henry Chris-
tensen home,
Misses Edna and Katherine'
Newkirk o l Omm neighborhood,
and Floyd Hin: spent last Satur-
day evening with Mr.and Mrs.
Alma Fee r.1
Mrs. J. A. Kull of Indianapolis,
Indiana has been vixitinz her ds-
ana son of Uehling, Neb. visited
m e Sunday w i n the Delmar
Feer family.Mr.Koehler is a
brother of Mrs_ Feet.
Mrs . Anna Hi m i s s ta atthe.Carl Kolwnnsn ».....i'""....
keeping house for the boys while
their xgmncs are on an auh>mo~
bile tnp w points in Illinois.
Mm Waller Gubschow entertain
e d Lhn W.»A».....a..... . . » . _ - -
Mr.and M r ;Frank Curley
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank DeTemple of Omaha at din-
ner' Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Suverlmxbbe and baby
o!n e u Calhoun,visited hergrandparents,Mr.and Mrs.M_i
D. Newell last Monday.
Dr. and Mi-H. E. M. Moats spmzq
§unduy at Logan, Iowa vimltingl
}\._..,.».....,a Ahnhnl sm- ml. at alll Delmar Fears have moved from!"~"" man." " " " """"¥; . . . . 1 - 1 *@L,.'§:..t;.¢~;.*°°°1=°°=:ii""'°`°'"'= ~ """"°°1 m ~ °"f"°" ulnywnnulu|¢Z¢"2 '" "°"°"". Mr. -s4-mvvr1es.~¥4f-
l . l ¢ u l l \ u n z u ¢ n . n . v » » v u v w -¢ - -- _|_M l \ ¢ , |u | ¢ | ¢ | ~G a m b l e S t o r e s .F m m o n t ,N o b - i t h e M r s .M a r y M i l l e r r e s i d e n c e o n M r .J o h n F e e r a n d l l s t l l r ,r l .d M
n s k a .4 3 - 1 t P a r k S t .t o t h e A n d r e w L a r s o n L .V l a s a k a n d d a u g h t a r , . H e l e n o f ~ d r .
F o r S a l e - - 1 6 0 - a c r e f a r m a b w t r r e s i d e n c e o n e a s t N e b r a s k a S t .W i n n e b a g o ,s p e n t S u n d a y ,N o v .2 e -
---| \ I ! _- 1 |.-..w i t h t h e i r n a r e n t s .T h a v a i s m f a t - I M r .a l he ana M188 name mmernenrymd Mrs. Peter X. Pewrsm\Mr. and Mm Axel Hamen »\na|,|.3 +,. n.....\..,e»...a..,N...9
- - Groceries--
We not only furnish the best of
iheats but we also have a com;
plete line of Groeeries always
fresh on account of our large
turnover.
Cabbage, per 100-lb. lots ~---$1.75
W J S A S
0 o
Phone 32 or 33
The Big Store -Blair, Neb_
Get That
Choice
Prize Pork ~
We have purchased one of the
prize winning hogs at the Ak-
Sar-Ben Stock Show recently
held in Omaha and will offer
this choice bit of Pork to our
customers. This\hog yas raised
by Wallace Charlott, noted hog
raiser of this county.
Call us by Phone
for your Share of this Fine Meat
Apricots, White Cherries, Pears, Peach-
es,Pineapple and Italian Prunes,
Special,6cans ammi ---- 1.45
Mixed Soup Vegetables, 20c can special .15
Bob White Toilet Paper, roll -»-.05
Baked Beanpots ---.30, .35 and .45
Good Cup Coffee, Ib.---.25
Sugar, 10-Ib. cloth bag ---~.63
Swifts Quick Naphtha or Electfic
Spark Soap, 10 bars -----.39
Frost King Flour, 24~Ib. sack ---.69
Frost King Flbur, 48-Ib. sack --~ 1.29
Pmnes,25-Ib. box, special -~--1.69
Chase & Sanbomes Seal Brand Coffee
Special per.3-Ib. can ----- 1.25
Golddust Cleanser, 10c seller, Special
percan ---------.05
Kamo Cornflakes,2 pkgs.--.25
mi le s no rthwes t, OI blu r , I HC !Mi s t Gla d B Mo o r e ha s been | " -'U :'nlKIJUC vu wannau»\J\l|l\¢l»}af 111 f n l a n d f a mi l f 1. ons w o w s w d a m e M a r i '" " "" '._|_t e n d e d t h e T . G . P e p s u n e .y o y I '18 13 8 o f n e a r K e n n a 1 d , g °w»;¢n gh d t mAr ' f f F m i l e f ° } . t h : _ E . .3 m 3 ' L " g _ . ° " h d o y f t'i h e _ P a n r~.,.m;..un;I ln mi lln Paar n n d l u \ d 3 Y n i g h !a n d Su nd ay via ab ora !a pe nt lu st Su nd ay af ter no on vi ni tv ,,...,,..=.,ff"....$.',.$"'rc us a e
vel.'rms is Known an we rnuuufarm.Will sell or will take other
property in tnde.Hosea Wilson.
52-nf
l l i u Mugarei Kelly was elect»
ed preddent of the Normal Train-
ing nation of the State Teachers'
Auocintion at the meeting held
recmtly in Omaha-Mila Kelly
Normal Training teacher in the
\'mount Thpatre in Umann, uunngj.uv---~"j"~--» ---- - -" ' |
the past week.
Rogular $7.50 Permanent Waves,
$5 md $6 NOW.Either Croglnole
or Spin! Wind Phone 197.M m
K. A. Pound.m u l
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Wulbunr
and daughter,who live west of
Blair,spent Sunday afternoon at
n. .r-,....»,i 1-0.11 uhm.if.thin
Frank Mornson drove up to Win- .
nebngo, Neb. last Sunday w visit
the girls'uncle,John Fieer and
aunt,Mrs.Christine Wasak arf
that plane.
Miss Evelyn Putnam,aixoeen
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Putnnm had her bomillz
_removed at an Ornnha gwpjgl on
at the L. P. Petersen hon-ie in the
Rose Hill neighborhood.
Pro! and Mrs. F. E. Flack wok
Mrs;] F1ack's sister, Mim Dorothy
Dunpan of Dunbar, Neb. ns fu- asOmihlast Saturday on her way
'ing their old fnehm, Mr. and mfg.
Chris Larson of west Blair.
Frances Bronx, who is in school
at Llhcoln, came home last Thurs-
déy evening for a week-end stay
with her parents,Mr.and Mrs.hom aiter a short vim with her|Jnke Brom.
sistér and family.
_.Rgv.lumes_Lund,pastor at
Mr .and Mrs.W.N. Young of
Qmaha nad Mr.. and Mrs.Byron
..........,......,.-...Mr. a nd Mn.Hnns Lebbext of
Benningoon and Mr.and Mrs.
Victor Johnson of Orum,were
Sunday guests at the Jack Crowdy
ho m.v
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Beaty will
entertain the Thursdly d g h t
bridge club at dinner at the Clif-
ton Howl Nov.18,followed by
\
city schools.
Mrs.Sam Siewart,who lives
southwest of Blair,was n pleu-
aut caller at The Enterprise office
last Saturday.While in the office
she ordered The Enterprise sent
ua lsr son who is attending school
at the slate university.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hnlben vis-
........~..\M M u . | -
m e u w . - . . . .m m . . .........,.. ._ . -city.
Wallace Hinkley of Huron, S. D.
is enjoying a visit with his grand-
mother,Mrs.Mnrthn Hinkley of
west Nebraska street,and other
relnrlves in this vicinity.
For Sale Pure bred Hampshire
Monday morning, Nov. 3.sne re-turned home Tuesday and is do~
ing nicely.
The Danish Ladies Bazaar waswell attended both afternoon and
evening of last Friday.A pr0~
gram was presented and lunch
served.Mrs.Ka rl Chi-Hansen
Neola,lows n u Accepted onedutieso l the First Lutheran
church here in this city, and will
take up his new charge the middle
of February.
Mr. and Mrs.Guy Cook drove
to Omalal last Sunday to vim.
Charles Gnydou who is in the
Univemity hospital in Omaha. Heboars.Large, heavy boned, I°Wlwaa the lucky winner of the bean-boded and eww'-hy. ]u.st ¥'¥'£YP°.u1m embroidered quilt.|has been there about a week and
uunn,who reside north of town,were dinner guests at the H. A.
Hamck home last Sunday.
Mr.i nd Mrs.Carl Koltermm
and Mrs. Henry Lorenzen left on
'hxesdpy for Arcola,Ill.when
Fheyxvill spend about ten days vis-
iting places about Mrs.Kolter-
man's glrlhwd home.
Wa will -nn M ».~..|._4 ra.-|
cards at the Booty home.
Mn. Mary Mnoller took Mrs. WL J.
Sas, Mrs. E. B. Carrignn and Mrs.
E. B. Redfield to a show at the
Orpheum i n Omaha Wednesday,
Nov. 5.
Mrs. Fred Jenkins and children
were in Omahmto see Mr. Jen-
lrins_~ fo un d . hi m impnoving.
:ding purposes.E. N. Ma u -M r s D e lma r pe e r md a . b m_ h _i s s wi m: a l o n g n i c e ly .N e r ; 8 ; "~" " f ; ; ; 1 ` " F " " " ' f He i s a b l e u
shville, N¢b»3 8 - ti A n : h n f QR and i n vi te d i n s f 6 W M r an d M r 1 Ms n ti n Rnr tnlnnn 1:ni.»\..¢~..An n . .~=..-..-...=....._f d l ? -
> an up a. ntue eacn
1
irs. W. P. Turner of
........ ...._.-.
JF CB l l r LHC Il lI . \S ll L ll |u l .um.Ax n r f bb e r t h o m e S u n d a y a f t f e r n o o n .M i s s o r m e
Us f vv_\ \ _. ... r T ! - - . . I . ., , , , , ,l e g , N N
.uenuce nlmerw ul mmzum,wasalso present.They spent the eve
ning with Mr. and Mrs.Harold
Schafer.
Mr. and Mrs.L.w. IANA en-
m ux m d at dinner Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. Chules Dixon and
children,and ~ V i o l n McCor-
mlnk of Sl§n< City, Dr. Miller ofSi o ux mm. s .D :and M1-:And
Mrs.Bertha Gollehon end son,
Waller, Walter Peck and Gerirude
Warrick were dinner guests at
the home of Mr.and Mrs_Ben
Peck ot Teknmah, lapt Sundny.
Mr. and Mrs. I-'md Rankin and
daughter,Patty Lqn of Omaha,"
rought Mx-s..E.3 .,s my ho me
Sunday flfer hs`ha|f_hpe
-.-,V... -.. ._... _....._._friends and relntlves to spend the
evening.Those present were Mr.
and Mm Andre w Fe er,Mrs. ln-
gig Vannoy and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Steele m d children.Lunch was
.served.
The Ilre depanment was called
Sp the hmm Jahlnse n home on
west Waelllngton street..#FW
and Mr_Jacob Andreason were
dinner guests lm Sunday at the
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kempcke home
near Fanunelle.Mrs.Bertelsen
and Mn. Kempcke Are sisters.
A REAL BARGAIN-A 8 °°d e
room house on South St.,Blair.
Water and li ght in the house.
Partial basement.1 acre o! landr;
--,. ..,.....e......-.e u rwwwa!l'°m Tehmah.Rents $500-$300.
Sunni: was only $100 per acre!
Hudien &Mebxens,Pilot mag.,
Blair, Neb.I3-lk
._by the greatest mme in
.:in the R. C. A.Radiola.
.has been acknowledged by
experts from beginning as the
rudlo cube bon or me un.We
Mr. and M
fleknmah,v
Tyson home
neon and \
there.
Mr.and lr
of Teknmnh,
Tuesday, Nor
F.s. §lmps<
lsited a t me nm. l:;.\l u t Tuesday alter-
wen supper guests
Irs.Hnrvay Simpaanwen; dinher guests
1.11 at the puental
m home.Harvey is
ld gaining in weight
ration.
Irs. J.E.Vogtlsong
were visitors at the
Sam G. G.Kine1\f this :it .the week wnn ner unugmer, '""'M d akérnoo t exttngmah »~.0 y R a n k i n a n d ~°:.,'¥.,,,_.,,.,.v ihmage W.: mee susan."a " " ' I § " f ; ; ; ' , " = * ' § " i , ' . f , : ' ; * ° ' " ° ' a n d c a n ~
~vMrs. L- W. Latta entertdned at q u ubridgeluncheonl m Friday Mr and Mrs 1 N w mm o f s ma l l ,havin:apparently :w a h t Lowell Turner, who is inUnda 48-11°e 'r m /'l'§¥1'1`"£l"""Mr m d 1.
,e.°FaBfthm a and h xwhen three tables of Ladies were un pounty were m Blur Satur }'°m_e P"Q:urnmg any Sam's MW. vmwd mth his uncle Mr. and Mrs. E 'dl's <g _repgng
pre nt.Following a delicioua|¢llY» Wgiting friends and buying~
l\1ncl1£nn the ladies enioved bfi¢1¢e,necessax'y supplies for over Sun-
m e amn gle s.W a ltz G tsc h a n d a u n t,M r .a n d Mr s .C h a i r --- - --.r u o w w a s ~ ~B y r n g l m ~~p m ; ; i ' ; ""~~~:,'.z.°;t,:°".;;°
en y o n 'nu mb e r o f hi s fr ie nd s t;l 1m..e.\__...................l "i'§€.%1f--=»=<1 _1i'f''?.W .r u n r ~ m o r n i n g ,ND ?~MP 8 , He n r y I
m e ma r , mo n u a y u l: -
Tu es da y ,Mr .a n d
i o h we r o f B lo o mf i e ld
..I u a i . . .. . . b d s
- - - _ - - - '.___. _ _ - _,,the following winning p
Mrs. W. J. Sas, first; Mrs.¥? » . flfi n l d r n n i n l n t i n n a n d
rize:da
E. B.14
ny.~ dei: looking tor some
nu rdltivel to till Sunday dll(-,PBUY AISI.rnuay "='"-"K- _ W"Crofton,Neb., drove down andwifepx~epared_ a delicious dxnner took their son home with them.
which She ""'F". to the hungry Haller la Paulsen have sold the
bunch and all did it ample 5'""'°°'|f01inwing property-house and lot
Cards oewpied the remainder of to Helen Hillman; a lot to James
u"f_°"'°"f'€'_________P. Larséh; house and lot lo Niels
eral services were held at thi!
residence this morning,Nov.13,
and burial made at the Fomat
la wn mnnetery i n Omaha.The
Enlexprlse joins a host offzflends
wa y i e i gh bm in extending/sym~
swppen mr u uma v nu.Mrs.E.M.Terrell returned
home lust Sunday from a two
weeks stay with her d.uugh¢M'»
Mrs.Clifford Munson of Omaha.
who has A buby daughter,born
Mr s .n e r wi t h th e m.
O N E R A R E B U Y - - O n e o f th e
t h e f i n e s t .m s z d e n c e s i n B l a s t .S p l e n -
n\_z_ALI Ianniinn |n.nr\nl»n §\|rn\\n|\n|\*
D. W. Bell. cut.
incorrectlvtelenmoranumbe;of the ]}|a ||,|\.l.I.1.l l U \ . ¢ \ |u ||,L u v u c s u »n sU u 6 u v u \ » ¢~ ~ ihafet the Blair Nine IWIIIIQ finllhed entirely in
Flour Hill in last 1\1ek'| ulver- oak. Complete buement; one acre Mr. and Mrs HH1'}¢Y Wilcox en- H. Pedersen;house and lot m'pat.h§ to them in the loss 61 their Oct. 26.tertained,the f°"v"1'2¢ at §'"3€"Y Wm. Pick, Sr., 40 acres to Chrislbnby.Mrs. A. B. Kimzery of FlorenceILisemcntx.The Blair Feed Mill'aldevowd to lawn and 1landsc ape
all!C a ll
4 3 - lt
vn§ulnn:|
~number rémllns thelgudening.Price tn le
same nn It v u when they weze,|hnmn tiiehnem.
Idixmer on Nov. 2:Mx. and Mrs
Glen McDonald and family,MrsEnemaFrenchandfamily,Mrs.
Nielsen; 196 a¢res W M. P- Han-I LQ P. Petersen of the Rose mulana Mr. and MQ. 'red .immasen..'
Miss Miriam Mdluarrie,Mrs.
Wm. Haller and Mrs. E. S. Belly
neighborhood has reantly report~
ed n husking story which is cer-
tainly hard to beat.For the pan
severibeéri days his son,Howaru
Petersen and Elmer Mcmnrm hnvn
and child
last Sat:
Myron M
mnined o\
sans stay:
lren of lrvmgam,came
xxday evening to tha
etzinger home m d re-
rer Sunday.The Juob-
ed until Monday evening.
lcu n h u l I *l ' m u f f n h !|.v\:f;n\\..........QRr \ . ¢ \ \ # c u I l l U l l s l h v n u | u \ u \ | v n v v . u l l i h t f l l i i i l A l u u l n o v a n | l : \ . u s u s . u |h t M m R a c h e l
. f \ n n n f § | n ¢ n \¢ n v \ n : h : n n | ; \ . |
. l l * \~~~~8 ~~w . r l §I a n I l
A
van: ul. un: ;cvuy¢.s.|n4uuu|5 l|I\l}harms i n Bla ir ,wa s sold a t a u c -
ti o n lu s t Sa tu r da y after noo n,
H .S k o v Nie ls en be in g th e high~
es t b id d e r ,Th e b a r n i s 3 3 b y 6 0
fe e t a n d wa s sold f o r $157,011.
M r .Ni e ls e n expe c ts to te ar the
b u i ld i n g d o wn a n d wi ll ma k e
mo n th s s ta y wi t h h e r da u g hte r ,
Mr s .Blanc he B i f f a r o f Li n gle ,
'Wyo_S h e r e p o r ts lo wly we a th e r
d u r i n g h e r vi s it a nd a . g oo d c r o p
o f beets harve sted.He r da u g h -
ter,Mr s. . Tra ne y Bo h s an d M r .
Boh s,Mr..Hu dle so n a n d h e r sis-
A -l f f n n I " . J Z "\ ' ¢ . [ . ' A ¢ . n . ¢» | u n \ n
Mc Do na ld wa nd . uu en a nd ma r a n a n
W ilc ox.
Mr . 0 . W . A th a n , o f P i p e s to n e ,
Mi nn es ota,dr o ve d o wn la s t Sat.-
ur d a y a n d we n t o n i n to Oma h a
wh er e h e me t a niece,Mr s .A l -
be r t B r u n to n o f F o r t W o r th ,
| l l . . - . . . . n . . . L A ¢3 | l n n n n a l # l a n \ n : \ a f a r
attwendedrs. one o ti o c k i h m r h e o n o f
th e Ro c k fo rd .College C lu b i n
Oma h a, W ed n e s da y , No v.5 , wh e n
Mr s .Gla ds to ne De rb ey wa s ho s t- I
ess a n d Mr s .E n i d Be a ty Ra n k i n '
was -co-hostess.;
Mr ,a n d Mr s .E d Ni e ls e n we r e
_...-_;\.r_n H I
- .- _-- _. . . - - _. _ . - - . . , - , ,. . . . . .-
be en h u s k i n g c o m o n th e Peter-A u s t i n :
s e n f a r m.I n th e s eve n te en d a y s a f ten d i n g
th e t w o me n ha ve hu sh ed 3400 l e n i u o n
and BH! uaue who -i
Neuman m}1i¢a1 ml
mba, entertained a down
|
I
bushels, an average of 100 bush ycfung men and women over the
els pe r d ay a p ie c e .week-end.Th e b o y s g o t u p e a r ly
Su nd ay mo r n i n g a n d we n t du c kEs tate mu st. b e s o ld !W o n da r fu l
.}..2._._ _.._l -4 -I :_..\.\n\s*=U»n n )*KA niuln Anfnavnll n
various uses of the laimber.w r ,u u a a M u n a ua L n\ :l |. lu :y u x u u s . u r x u u w u v w n l a y v sn u u n :" " " °g l € 3 u y 3l.\IPI.'l3€(1 g j g f u r q g y Q f e . 4t u F r e m o n t t o m e e t h e r . S u n d a y =a t t h e 0 .W .A t h a n h o m e .T h d n i n g w h e n M r .a n d M r s .A x e l
n h -san;I M m iz'Q s e i m m m n a n d t w o h a d n o t m e t f o r t h i r t y - e l z h t l j . , 1 . m m , : m d : m n F l n v r l n f f f h i r n l r n l
I
>a half mi l a southwest of Blah'
on the Lincoln highway.Hnnapn
dz Mehrens.48-Ht
Mr. and Mrs. Peter X, Peters§n
and Eunice of Lyons, spent Sab-
urday night and Sunday at the
L. P. Petersen home.
Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Ryan and
Mrsl James Ryan visited last Sat,
urday night and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Mike! Larsen of Fremont.
V2l§IME 5 Blah-,Nahraska, November 13, 1930 NUMBER 24
When we hear any-
body b r a g g i n g
about his anceswra.
we know he'n tryingto make up for his
own failings.
By the end ol this
week the comhusk-
ing will be about
over with,and i t
will be a good timethen to size up the
w00d pile as there
is A long winner a-head.
An Omaha a r rscently..r? J ° thi s
ad: "Inst, $100 bill.
Will pay $50 rewardforlts return." Well
we'11 pay $75 if
THE HACK SAW
I
ua.
W e ~ , > ; > » d - ~ i \ § ;
most.n 5 0»~°a<€nf=u~¢devic -
es :axe s,s a w s ,
hunting and the girls enjoyed a
Helicious duck dinner.
Mrs. Myron Metzinger arranged
and caxded out a birthday dinner
for M n .Hattie Stull of the
Cuwlzll Home on last Sunday at
the Metixnger home.Mrs.Stull
is a sister of Mr. Metzinger. Her
daughter,Mrs. A. B. Kingery of
Florence was pxeaent as was alsu
her niece,M n .T.R.Jacobsen
and .family ul Irvington.
"'I'hat's nothing",
said an onlooker, "I
did al\that the
first time I ever
rode a horse."
Somebody says," A
self-made man ls
\ike a sell-made
cigarette-a lo t nf
Bull wrapped up in
a transparent cover'
We nm. getting set
for the big com~
munity sale and we
are ic i ng to offer
some real Bargains
and it will pay you
All work and Ettle
pay makes a school
oeacher wish she
weren't.
If you don't get
one of those Link
Roasters at $1 you
miss a real bargain
Mi ll -0wner's Son:
Dad,h o w many
mills make a cent?Dad:Not a derned
onel
At a rodeo ah agilecow-girl rode be:-
neath a horse,on
the horse's neck and
finally on his tail.
I I :
them over.
W e th i n k th e Suu-r
da y p ic tu r e se c ti on s
HmnsenHAHIIWAHE
ti wide bl ti f t we ..,,......_ ~ ... . ,.,. ...,:...,..~.. -.--I -------~ --- ---» - -'e- -~'°j""=""on pu :ca on o m erest M 4 M ,{,E Sam on ac-year and Mr.and Mrs.Emil Nzelsenlmillershasdevoted-wnsid¢m|=,1eco';;p';';ied Ml-.a;1<Mx-smW.E.|mi s Myrtle Short,who hls rd daughter, Margaret of Oma-'
='P"'-?@ '*F'F*"~ very interesting "*f°">'|1>u1m1 and daunrhber as far as been in the Immanuel Hospital ha came to visit them.The! we:-e|
A L8 1~iielsen|
nson were 1
fu '!""' ~ gg" ;;."f 01 uus cla y Gretna, on their horneward jour»the past month where she under-'also Sunday guefits at th"5 gf °";mth;g m -Several ney to Oxford,Nob,Mr.Dolan went an operation,.was able tollmme.Mr. and Mrs. Joh
pm _res_ °_mn .and .of the is sunerinbendent of schools there leave the hospital Saturday.She .formerly Blair residents.I
?rain and I&°e:2'z1s3=§f1°f=ev';1°=~=sf -=ss--|:...m'~aaa mi m,....; in wli§"n}\{|>erstini an me homie »f»==»| Mr. ;m Mn. Elmer 1EDU111Y 'Fir BFE Sll0\\'n anq R dm"\atT.end H16 |2\€lCh¢l'3 meet ing in brother,B.F .Sh01't Of Omah a,family dlq fe to She nando ah, IOW BI
» ; . ; g ; »5 °g i v n t. ° ° " ° e m1:i"§31 °Oma ha an d vi si t Mr s. Do lan ' s p ar -a n d wi ll b e ah}e to r e tu r n to h e r la s t Sa tu rd a y a n d vi si te d th e
M m i .°'¥22"u'§£1°f"'Sed"Th e ents,Mr . a n d Mr s .F .S. Si mps on h o me i n B la i r m a f e w d a y s .rad io statio ns there.I n th e ev¢.+
".ln1nri|»nn n t g l w "g §.1__._ 'f i a n d oth er ml a t i v e a M r .a n d Mr s .C a r l K. 0lte rmn. n, ,n in g the y dr ove to Ma c e do ni a, I a. ]
we ll th o u g h t o f mi lli n g ma g a z i n e s
pu blis he d i n th e Uni te d Sta te s an d
those conc erned wi th the arti c le
c a n b e ju s tly pr ou d to h a ve ze-
c e ived men ti on an d rec ognition i n
ahh.....:1l:........:...............l
Mr s .L o la Th o mp s o n o f wes t"
Ne br a sk a St. , r ec eived wo rd f r o m
he r so n , J a mes who wor k s f o r th e
Ay n eri c an B' rid ge Co. at Ne w Y ork
Ci ty , th a t he wa s ma r r ie d Oc t. 1 8
to Mi s s Ali c e Mo tt s o f Strouhs»
Re v.a n d Mrs . .F re se a n d da ug h- | t,o spe nd th e n i g h t wi t h M r .
te r , Mr .an d Mr s . Otto Rupve e n d F1-ain's sister,Mr s .Ma tt i e 'Rob-
Miiig Ka the r in e F e e r a tte n d e d th e le r ts o n .O n Su nd ay th ey we r e
servic es i n Oma h a ,No v .2,c ole-di n ne r g u es ts o f M r ,M 1 Mr s . J .
b r a ti n g th e f o u r hu n d re d th ann i-H .Ha u s e r also o f ac edonia.
\|»rsinr\r n f Ma r t i n Lu th e r ' s c a t - | M r s Ha u s e r i s a . s i s te r o f Mr .
THE HACK SAW per can -»--.05
V2l§IME 5 Blah-,Nahraska, November 13, 1930 NUMBER 24
W J S A S
0 o
Phone 32 or 33
The Big Store -Blair, Neb_
Apricots, White Cherries, Pears, Peach-
es,Pineapple and Italian Prunes,
Special,6cans ammi ---- 1.45
Mixed Soup Vegetables, 20c can special .15
Bob White Toilet Paper, roll -»-.05
Kamo Cornflakes,2 pkgs.--.25
When we hear any-
body b r a g g i n g
about his anceswra.
we know he'n tryingto make up for his
own failings.
By the end ol this
week the comhusk-
ing will be about
over with,and i t
will be a good timethen to size up the
w00d pile as there
is A long winner a-head.
An Omaha a r rscently..r? J ° thi s
ad: "Inst, $100 bill.
Will pay $50 rewardforlts return." Well
we'11 pay $75 if
Pmnes,25-Ib. box, special -~--1.69
Chase & Sanbomes Seal Brand Coffee
Special per.3-Ib. can ----- 1.25
I
ua.
We can fix you with
most.ll kinds of
"'I'hat's nothing",
said an onlooker, "I
did al\that the
first time I ever
rode a horse."
Somebody says," A
self-made man ls
\ike a sell-made
cigarette-a lo t nf
Bull wrapped up in
a transparent cover'
We nm. getting set
for the big com~
munity sale and we
are ic i ng to offer
some real Bargains
and it will pay you
All work and Ettle
pay makes a school
oeacher wish she
weren't.
If you don't get
one of those Link
Roasters at $1 you
miss a real bargain
Mi ll -0wner's Son:
Dad,h o w many
mills make a cent?Dad:Not a derned
onel
At a rodeo ah agilecow-girl rode be:-
neath a horse,on
the horse's neck and
finally on his tail.
I I :
them over.
W e th i n k th e Suu-r
da y p ic tu r e se c ti on s
HmnsenHAHIIWAHE
players
. ~~|~|eheelvmdges,aledg-U Blair. Nehrllliahammers and etc.
||
II
umm ummm;
ltr. m a
' l m ~
very much
. | . . . . . . . . | . . . .
J w n m.hurx.
l n .L u d wi g J e n s e n ,h o me
lln | \ h_ o f tovm,we r e u m ;
n r p n s e d l u v .Th u r s -wh e n
_ L - _¢ \ . . r . . . . . x . \ . x . . _
Penn. They in making Ibdr eehism.T h u ' w e r e : u p p e r ~They retumed home Sun-
at New York City."Jim" n the ho me of Rn. I-'nae '| mo-day evening._wah h h mother,I0 Blllr the r llld lin er.I Mr. I nd Hn . J . Hum m0 | d g|
IM! " : fe n g y y ! md we nt M n .Earl Hl l l mln md liudrove to Omaha Saturday evening\=: 'j'j='-*yas |y||`:||\llCII |¢:.|5Il.I.l'Ul2§|to work for the budge ¢0mD3nY|'l.(m»Hn Qhny*wrurlnrw|\|1f. nntvndi-Ito nee Miss 'ramen nfnhnyn nfand friends came in on lhem, the
oeasion being in honor oi their
birth anniversaries which bothloc-
curred last week.Cards and vls~
iting were enjoyed until a late
hour when lunch was served.
Their daughter, Mrs, Merritt Con'
Mr. Cook and little daughter of
Arlington, were among those pres-
ent.
A very enjoyable emning was
spent at the Otto Kuhr home an
north Walker avenue last Friday
evening._The evening was spent
PIB!!-B5 Plnochle.Those present
when they were building the newl
railroad bridge near Blair.I-Ie
now has a position as electric
riviter with which is onnneeted a
fine salary Those from this \1c~
lnity who remember hlm extend
best wishes
Mrs blaunce Smith of Isor-man,
Qkla. who has been at the home
of her parents Mr and Mrs Skov
Nielsen of this my s mce the
Norman last Saturday morning.
Mr Smith was a professor in tho
state unlwerslty at Norman up to
eath of her husband, returned to
..,.»-e Q.-on ....\.\,.."..... ..,,...._g "-.__...__-...-.... \...........,citis operations at the Immanuel
hospital in Omaha, recently.Bothare ra wve ring hie ely . ln the ml
room with them was Mrs. SorenSvendgurdwho recently under-1
went a Caesar-ian operation.Shel
is getting along nicely and hopes
to come home in a short time.
The L. S. U. of the Congregzu
tional church he ld`s Dramatic
Afternoon on Tuesday, Nov. 4 at
the church parlors.A program
of readings by Miss Ludlle Kemp,
.violin solo by Mrs.Frank Stew~
an,piano solos by Mrs.Malmln
Gnoago, who was on a brief visit
to Nebraska at the home of hir.
and Mrs. Chas. Pilwer of Omaha.;
Miss Graham formerly made hex-|
home wlw the Pilchers when they
lived in the Gaming City district
and will be kindly remembered by|°|a fr-mar.She n no w a reg-'
istered baby nurse in Chicagm
going out on private eases and is[kept very busy most of the time.
The Monday Afternoon Club
met Nur. 10 with Mrs. Ed Wolff.
There was a lm-ga attendance.
Mrs.John McKay took Mrs.were messrs. and nlesumnes (LW.Christensen,George Kuhr,Fred
Long, Earl Caldwell, Martin Nel-
son,C.B,Hansen. Harold Mud#
sen, Otto Kuhr.The high scores
his rmal illness.Mrs. Smith hasbeeninvitedbytheuniversity
board, w carry on the work of her
husband and this is what she
plans to do, for the preseni,at
of Dana Gollege and 1 playetbe,
"Beggars Can Be Chuosers", spon-
sored by Mrs . L C.Xlopp and
presented by Mrs. Klopp,Mrs.
A w Nam-all Mm Prank f'ns-hu:
Strode's And Mrs. Swisher's places
on the program with a sketch
about Elli sfis land Mrs.Frank
Gray filled the latter hall oi Ulel°\°f.m~.». win. -1. ..-»:,.\. I-M. ¢\..~.\<
vmnnwuded to Mrs Fld Lunglleut.She hAndEarl Clldwell .umnnyfrleudl ln
.Lwlenre|~Bl:irhe 1weneheldbyll
Mn. D. vf "' _.-.. __ ""'°' .:|.m :~": '»f'" ._ -......
,r armer hom, who ax- °'gldm' '"|.,_,.|M .'~.'3$:=5=fs1"""»!§'§f!~%*¥~1»~#'=x"°.\r==.*- '~ '-'
anthly on an `é`£.`§`uI\I
Ann Gilbert- wamufnnllon, Clue Ndlo
ewofEllill|l|ll|l-Tl :n Ind chumanlnrvnnm wu lnfarnnltlve md in-
asnu r r c u po n g .ueuc zous re-| rea vemen1.a n a m s n n e r success A r ms te u d d o i e d is very p l t {_e,.e'5tins Th e C lu b wi ll me e t~~ f'e'°"°d b3''-h°," '§""l'i" 8' o§=_tI}e "f' °1'k whic h her n wr r a m . l i g h t r e f r e s h me n ts we r e No v.1 ? l m M i s s A n n a R n v e r o fku u u b t a i 81 1 husband so efficiently begun.
_
- u m Blnlr Neln\&,_})nu|l>er 13, HSI'u n a m e
KENNARD NEWSTHE fi
nonm s;\m m m v \L m m m 1ss.-so i K E N N A R D N E W S
' l r .and Mm Chester Rosen-
baum and Neal visited at Fred
v
:I
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nelsen mde,Mrs.Jim Marslmll entertained'ln. Antan Andersqn Sunday eve-Saturday night.'emu were Sunday dinngguug relatives Twvdgy nftmnoon i n ~"|
f Mr. and lm. Jim Andersonand honor ol Jeanne: hirthdny.bun Renard at Wanna,"{°*>~-:
_Misa Sylvia Jungblufh mme out mme Satuxdny m be with relauves»~A»\v~__._.. ..frnm Omaha Sunday bo zttend1.he'and attend Lhelune ral o l his I
AdverHsein The Enterprise.
"" " _ I > n o c s s n m c s ' N §K l e i n gra n c o .. c m l
g for Poor 15 991
__County Oommissioners Room, omgm Printing Co..Sup-l
Blair, Nels., Nov. 8, 1980 plies 268.19
' n u Board 1 Coioaan met phrsxfruuftga adjounx-_J~o :"' "°" ' Su ppl i e s fo r 20_°9
ment taken Oct. Z), 1930.i p er Petersen, Belt }g_q0`Present.Nelson,c.B. G_ L pgejgu, Age, nent 4o,oo
lahreua and C. J. Nelson.
The mi nufa a t the preceding
nseting were read and approved.
Ai m- a m m examination of
the following hills on tho differ-
nt iumla it was moved and sec-
m d m m n t h s f o u w i n e o n m u
allowed and the County Clerk in-
tacbed so draw warrants on the
funds indicated below to pay the,
Rivett Lbr. 4 con oo., coal"
for PoorJennis Robertson, Work on
'flax Ha tSpaialty Distributing Co.,
187.89
119.50
supply .<1 18.00
J. A. Wen dz Son, Snppllu
1 for Poor 88.81
Adolf WQK, Labor & Sup-
~plies for T. H.16.40")'i fi i ¢ dw¢ mh» na . a nn.' w i e Heinzerling,Night
.g m, B m* a n 5 r i m 'Watch at jail 15.50
¢;1hmn on Cot, Gus 26.74 Peter-ss Bella, Supplies 2.60
n. A. Lubricant co.,Grease 46.24 Gfggfgg; Store,Supplies 1631
o h h b o' l m t a m e . n i . . .2s.ob l'\mtanelle Store,Supplies
o m Kru s e . P o m 1254 for Poor 'u m
x ml - a i n mh . n n g g i n g aero Redfield Grocery co.. Sup~
Ne b mu x m o u c o . . G a s :oss plies for Po-or 27-90
a w H Schmidt, Dnzrinz sooo l h u r i u llehrons,She .n . i ~ . w u a , o u ~Bo a rdo fPri o o nc rs rK 98.20
Allied-Western Ra Mach.|By orde r °f the Co unty c o m
(;°_,g e p g n seo renewal of Hothen Pension was
linda-snyaer Motor co.F m igrantsd Viola Maynard md the5.1¢''.15 County Clerk instructed to d n w
N_ 9,,u,,-4, Labor 7g_00 warrants for $6.66 per month for
pgmh Compton, Labor moo six months beginning Nov. 1, 1980
sn-1 counter ms g '2.'zo'w my the same.ll. s. (kynox: Lbr. (gxzgsnow |On notion the Board adjourned
Fence 150.00 to meet Nov. 17, 1980.
num on Gao Servi ce , on ANNIE G MARTIN.
un Ga s a s u s County Clerk.
Hancock I I t Oo., S kPlugsmpeP" 3.40 c o n n mo x s i m E UR O P E
a n n n m. D n s s i n s ms n __g_ g_gungg Labor 5350 Most European oountnes are
J, W_ Johnson, Labor 525 in relatively the some condition
Marathon on cm, Gas 3512 we are here."recently declared
Jack Mencke, Dragging g_10 Dr. S. Avery of Lincoln, upon his
Nobrukmlowa Oil co Gas 1g_37 return to Nebraska early in Nov-
Nebraska-Iowa Service su_ember ufler o 16,000 mile trip
Bon, qu 355 through North Ainerica and Eur-
c. J. Nelson, Freight Adv.ease ope.Dr. Avery 1° chancellor em-
North Side Garags,.Labor
Dm-lhl Road Equip. Cf., Re-
pairs
Wm.Salisbury, Labor
Bindair Relidng Co., Gu
E. H. Tenell, Labor
19_50leritus and professor of researeh
in chemistry at the University.
1100 While conditions are relatively
2g_(;gll-he same, continued Dr.Avery,
M5 0 Americans are not as hard up as24_50iEuropeans because the United
Winton-Evans Chev.Co., Labor 'States is u richer country.In
Ind Parts
Wm.Ward, Labor
Joe Fryman, Road Work
Ctrl Graverholt, Dragging
Fld Kuble, Dragging
C. M. Spiker, Road Work
g_ H. Neff, Road Work
Scott Hineline, Road Work
llonno C.Larsen,Road
Work
Louis Grimm, Road Work
Glurin Bensen, Ruud Work
Pete Nelsen,Road Work
Elrl Coulber, Road Work
L - A.Echwnkamp,Road
Work
L E. Hen-uk, mm w k
1.65|°V€YY European country, with the
7_00 exception of France, he found un
mggrempluyment and hard times, with
19_¢;g|low prices and little buying.In
1430 France,on the other hand,he
2650 found that everyone was busy and
3)_00|thnt there was apparently plenty
25,50 to do.The only country with mil-
|itaristic tendencies he found was
101.00 Italy.gpg!"When I was in Europe in 1896*
5|__00said Dr. Averyf "only the rich2o.ou'¢°\1ld afford 3 horse and buggy
1.so'whil» in America everyone had
lone.This time I found they were
1.50 as relaévely backward.Now only
1100o'the wealthy have a mr, while 'in
o m a me mo s , Ro a d ork s m*
menus Lierman, mad 'Work sooJ. A. Peterson, Road Work 4.45Gunter Rosenbaum, Road
Bie Udted States there are mil-
lions df them.They know about
labor-saving devipes but they are
not in general use."
Work 22.50|Several other. étate univerdty
Walter Rooaxbaum.note faculty members haw recently re-
Work 37.50 turned from Europe where they
Nl: Friedrlchsen, Supplies 9.50
Bertel Bertelaen, Road Work 95.00
8. K. Rooenkilde, Road Work 8.05
James Evans, Road Work 4.50Louis c. Lorsch. Road Work 86.50
ing. Prochnow, Road Work
spent their time in study and
travel.
AMONG THE Ba s :
When the greens o! the growing
Ind Dragging 27.00 Benson toms to yellowo and browns
Percy Tucker, Poles 2.00 we have entered the lnirvest period
M m.Im-enzen, Poles zoo of the whole year..And to the bar~
Werner H. Schiemann, Black-out of roots, fniit and vegetables
smith Work 15.25 or grain must be added the honey80|di¢l'| Relief commxnnmf'
Hospital & Medical ss -s pe nn 114.65
1 N. Eaton Metal Producto,
Golvem 161.18
Nebraska Culvert dz Mfg. Co.
Culvert.:409.83
The Beckman Store, Supplies .
crop which in the stats of Nebraska
i n the sweet clover and hearts
ease district is very good.The
honey flow in the early spring was
n q g o o d from the dnndelions,
small clover and fnlit blossoms
Then come a period of unusual
heat and drouth during which the
mr.and a r a Moya Alexanderuf Wayne, vhiwd wlth M.r§. Al-
=xander's parents,Mr.and urs.
Jarl Ward Sunday.
Mr. and Mm J esse L Schrolsr and Richard of Omaha,vis-
Llkd at Homer Ward's Sunday.
Mm. Jorgensen ame out frompu s h ;Sunday, m spend a fewdays 'pina Mrs. G. Miller.
Mr.and .Mike Andersonmd Lars Larsen were in Omaha
last Friday.Hrs. L. E. Ward spent theiore-
part of the week visiting with her
mn, Merton and family in Omaha.
Hr. and Mrs. Charles Berry ar.-
Lended the funeral of me Renard
naar Arlinglofn, Sunday.
The 'Board ol Education met. at
Lhe school house Monday evening
for their regular business.
Mr .and Mrs.Oscar Anderson
md children of Arlington, visited
it Bari Swiharfs Monday evening.
Mrs. H. C. Bllco, who hu been
eonfmed to her bed with plsuriay
Lhe past week, is much improved
fumrnl of Fred Renard.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown en-
tertained Saturday night at pro-g're.u'lve apinoc.l'1le the occasion be-
ing Lloy 's birthday.Prima werewanbyMrs.Gia:-les Thielfoldt,
Alvin Svendg-ard, eonsolations by
M m Hamid Jensen and Howard
Jensen. '
Nels Svendgard and Wm.Kah-
lash drove to Oakland Satnrda toatbmd a hog s a le o n the wi n.
farm.llra Svendgard and daughters accompanied them ns far aaBlairwhe n they spent the day
with relatives.
Bins Maud Masters ldt. Friday
for Fairlmry to visit with her ds-
ter,and Mr.and Mni.GlenBruvnerandsonr-ned with
her and_ spat several days at the
home o f u r .and M m MorrisMasters.
Kr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown drove
to Omaha Thursday to see Har-
old Lloyd at the Paramount.
ll r.and Mrs.John Rhoades
were callers at the home of Mr.
brother, Fred Renard..|Funeral services for the late D °*'
Frederick Renard, Jr.,who diedlNov. 6Lh were held from thehome
lflve miles southeast of Arlington,.nn Sunday altemoon.The de-
ceased .was born near Arlington on
August. am,xssa and farmednearly all of his life in this vic-inity.ln M uc h .1891 he was
married to Margaret Abraham
Three sans and two daughters
lurvive:Edward J.,Walter A.,
o m-A.and Misses Estella and
Ellzabdh.A brother, c. H. Ren-a rdo dW a ua a a nd a ni s i e r,M.rs .
Nellie Jungbluth of Clark,s.D.
also survive.Mrs Renard died
July 14111,1921.Interment was
made at the Elk <=_;§,v cemetery.Hr .and Mrs. J an Junghluth
attended a bridge party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Mar-shall i n Arlington Saturday eve-
ning.
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Berry
were digmg svgm gt the home of
urmg Corn Picking/
--Is the Ideal Time--
T o h a v e u s
O v e r h a u l Y o u r C a r
Think it oven
A x n n m u s n o r r m j o s
Pho ne I 8
»Miafeldlla S\md\v~
Mrs.C.Jaap entertained a
large group of relatives and
Iriendn Sunday ln honor of her
birthday.
A iamily reunion was held at
the Elmer Land 'home Svmdny.
Mr. and Mm Perry Gaines and
son were Kemard visitors Mon#
day-lr. md Mrs. Gwrs e He delund
enterwned out of town guests on
Sunday.~lin. C. Nae ve a nd lizzi e vla-
ited with Mn. C. Japp Monday.The dance given at the Kennard
pavllhon Saturday night wasvofy
well attended..lim Hvorks and
his orchestra fumlahed the muale
Hrs. Elmer Andreuen called on
Hn . H.C.Blaco Monday after-
noon.Two new gas pumps have been
installed at the garage.Marathon
gas and oil will be sold there.
Robert Andreasen was an Oma-ha business passenger Monday.
lr . a n d Hrs. Jap Rosenbaum
and children and lem Bates were
in Fremont Thursday.
The town board hold their regu~lar monthly meeting last Wednezv
day evening.M n .Earl Jenkins delightfully
entertained tm members of the
Ladies Aid at her home last Thurs
day afternoon.Mr. and Mm George Hedelund,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins drove
to Omaha Thursday evening to
attend the Bankers Convention.Mrs. Edgar Fairchild entertalmedMrs.Lulu Cushman, Mrs. El~
mer W rlght and Mrs.Joe Kon-
valln and Teddy at dinner Tuaday
Mrs . L du Cidahmaéx was a lup~
per guest at rs..Berry's on
last Tuesday.|U. s. Cain of Fremont, was in
Xennard on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mn. Nels Anderson and
children of Ceresco, .and Harry
Rosenbaum of Malmo came Sun'day to be hem for the bkth anni-
versary of their grandmother,
Mrs. C. Jnpp.Dr. and Mrs. w. E. Wright ahd
children were Omaha yisitors last
Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Hall were Mr. andMrs.Harold Patterson and baby
and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Meadowsof Omadm.
Joe Gallagher of Norfolk, came
the forepart of the week for a fewgm v dsi t a t the Elmer Wright
ome.
1
swarm of bees, place them under
the shade of the old apple tree
And each year take away a hun-
dred pounds of honéy.Its not soMy a s tha t.The honey busin-
ess is a md budnesa requiring
much work and skill, and know-
ledge ol the bee and its habits,
for you cannot tame the bee and
make her do your bidding.We
succeeded in getting her to work
for ns ony by clarhstndy o! her
hlhlta and gove g ourselves
according.K a p i n mind that
been wil)/sting, have done so since
they were first known and will do
so ls long as time elmil h a t
Now that fhe been ull have
Lhdr brood chambers full from
this last flow of fine,wholesome
horny we will bid them a fond
farewell until the 'roses bloom in
the spring Lime!Until then this
column will contain articles on
tnes, birds and flowers.
When the south wind of the
lnrlnsvims comes again fa wnlm
the little ba from his winter-'s
rest we will ugsln resume the
study of these industrious,help-
ful and marvelous insects.-V. w.
Blndemp, Pzesldent Nébnakx Hon
>~»
aitemoon.-Mr.and Mrs.Nels Svendgard
vlsdied at the home o f M r and
~.'{i__> "»')
~'\
Nic Friedrichsen
\> "i .,/ P 1 2 7 \/:"
»da y..I \°
A la r g e n u mb e r o f D a le p e o p le
atte nde d t he dan ce a t K enn nrd on
md able w be up.Harriet Hall h u been helpingwiththehomeworkatH.C.
BIzoo's the past week.Mr. and Mrs, Homer Ward and
:hildrm and Mrs . E.Be werelime: guests of Dr. andrgm. w.
E. Wright Manda a evening;
Velma,small ughter of Mr.
md Mrs. George Hillman is much
setter now and able no be up.
Richard Mckatn 01 Omaha,spent the week-end in the Mary
lncobaen home.Mx. and Mrs. Arthur Andreasen
and fanxil of Lyons,spent Sat~
uday ni e t and Sunday visiting
relatives here
Hr. and Mrs. Harold Bntes and
Iamily of Omaha, spent SaturdaynightandSundaywithrelatives
md friends.Mr.and Mrs.Walier Weed of
Lincoln, spent the week-end visit-
ng friends here.
KENNARD RURAL
Jo'1'rLNGs
¢
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\
A.Jeffers of Council
spent all day Tuesday yanne;*s hone." i i - D ;Sumne r v idte d Mrs .
ienrsf Ri.: Thursday afternoon.Mrs. Frank Gaaser spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Dora Sumner.
\...»/u
Following Bargains
. T m m a m *L. Dells Beck d Huron, S. D.
in here visiting relatives
friends.4.Vaterless Cooker (large)----1.00 V.- '_ - " " "" `ga1_0i1 and Gas Cans __L _L00 Alummum Cook1o Bake Set ---LC
»arge,heavy Milk pans ____L00 No. 2 Rural Max] Boxes ----2,7
Mrs.Nels Sorenson
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0| ~\g ». 5,
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for Poor .1530
Dnvld w. Bell, H. D.. Prof.
Services 20.00
Ioal Reglstran, Regflxterlng
Births & Deaths 16.75
B k ! !Telephone Co,Rent
a n d n u. .59.80
. B. Campbell, Ambulance ,
Trip 8.00
Ibn. Josephine Cutter, Rent 8.00
H. J. Cooke. Wax & Candles .60
lm J . Cook, Wo rk on Tex
u n 118.00
DID!-ih Luth.Publ. Holme,
Binding Schedules
Fred De Weber, Supplies for
Poor
John Dmleney, Care of Poor
Berry Ervey. Rent for Poor
Dr. W. M. Hnller, X-ny Ser-
vdoe
Kamen Telephone Co.. Tolls 6.50
Iam-mae Mech.dz Supply
Co., Dynamite & Caps $97.98
Howard Jemm-See'y~Treu.,
Farm Bunenn 174.63
Llnmln School Supply Oo.,
Supplies 82.51
27.50
67.60
20.00
10.00
7.50
been did. not do very well, merely
holding their own md lwrfliy illlt
Then anna our e lrly hll reins
'.l'ha!i§sf,r|.\nmme A\xgust6md
on through tho remnlnder of tlu
month s total of 4.52 inches fel.
which brought the very fine bloom:
of sweet. do*-er which will eontlnus
until frost.Anyone living on :ln
hi ghla nd! o f mama wm e ec un
1 fine trap of nnartweed honey
a very dark Ind strong honey
much dedmd by some,nlthongl
the ll-P20 majority on the genera
mu ke t pxe.(er'i.he sweet clove
honey which in light oolored,he\v;
bodied and well flavored.I t w
be prodnood'in endesa amounts a
the clover grows wild along th
ron-d sides and if not gathered b:
the little been would evaponl
into the sir.And, too,the litll
ba i n a rryi ng the polle n f m
one flower ho anollnr greatly in
aeesee the yield of seed whlcl
hr-[np n very good prloe and ca:
he grown at n profit-
The :cram of sweet clover i
Carton of 6 National Mazda Lamps
.nameled and Aluminum Kettles,
A11 sizes and styla 1.00 ~Corn Poppers
1.00 0v1f)n,........|....fmlake Covers lm Rugs\ J \ f l l 5 U I U U
Dust Seal Weather Strip,20 gauge automatic Remington Shot-Enough for a door
gun ---50.0iure Shot, Shotglm Shells, per box
a n n u . A r a m ; u u we r
/_4e/ 511.00Iniversal Meat Chopper
1.00Paint Brushes (rubberset)
oleman Mantles, per doz.
lnminnfnn Rnufnhnr Rnfxehnr Knivés -1.00 H Pioneer Flver Kiddie Wagon 2.0n.» sa. rnnuug '~"'»1 nuppueu J.W.vn we mum nn cuncmae LD!! Wh!!!Klopp Printing Co., Supplies 8.02 than mu em and will some day
label J. Mmm, Co. Supt.,produce m honey than m ySupplies A: Expense 84.57 mba in £if'..m,u..¢ the only
'J.B.Mehrena,Com. Work Amnzrequdredlswcahzhastrray
n u s u l l u i l u u l o c r v l w
Kennard, Nebraska
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Withm}_j1 huf¢heS ~
sunday Sc-.hoo\and the Junior
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l ~.a . .., n u o
tlferldance at other services could
be muchr better.
~r~ B. Y. P. U. s=ao.
Evming service, 7:80.
Prayer meeting Wgdneadny, 8:00
P. M.Choir practice Fridsy, 7:30.
a¢y,»n»¢w»¢mn¢a°m-¢f¢h¢l,|,|,u¢¢. in the sum af zzoomo,
¢W n h i n g km C o u n ty o we Ha n ,
m e u d w G ! B l n i r . w u h m m
Oamty,Ne b ru h , t e l l at pqhllc
medan to tha highest hlddex-.tor
aah, fha following described :nl
umm, m-v i s :
'Hn undivided one~thlrd inter-
nz i n the Southe as t Qurm'
df tba Southeast Qusrter (BE-
K SEK) uf Bodom 81, Town-
'HP 13.E I M S u ,md th e
Nonhvaat Quarter o l the
Nutt-bn|R.Qur!»er (Nwx ma-
¥) of Seddon 6, Township 18,
B - l l a l l ,all in Wllhingtvn
County, Nebruh.
De a n a f f a nc lo mr e W u ob-
hhad i n lai d a ctio n on the 9?-I1
day at June, mo, ln fsvor of the
wg s kh n wg t h i n t s u u t th n mo n n
i 1 » n t a o f 8 % p l r m n u m n v m
Odober 9th,1929,m d { o r &
¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ lo !\| dd l 4 : U0 n i n ¢ h s mm
d | 4 l . 4 0 , n n d t b s u ¢ r n r l n ¢ m ¢ t
i n e u o t h e u m a m n n h u n p d d
f n r a p e r l o d o t w d a y l h o m t h e
natty n r l s d d d o é n nnd,: d d
jud gmu ntmde o nu be i ngu npa i d
a nd ui d de c re e be dng nti lli nta ll
l o n e a n d d e m t h e p n m l l e s w i l l
b o s o l d t o n d a f y n l d j u d g me n t ,
t b a t n h n s t o n t h e s t m e l n d i b u
e o s bi n fnha n ds lln c a udn go o s u
U p m d d e d h y w d o l d t r l n d d t -
c me n l d b y l n w i n l u c h cues
mlde nndpmv i de d.
n m a N m m b & s , m a o .
424%um- s ¢ ¢ l u» mu .s 1 » \- m.
forihldecreeanoeI.lin¢ofneon
th e mo rr me m m b y G i v l m
T"T"u |1 .
We wish 00 thank the m m y
irimdn m d nddsbo n wha so
fhw df dv ny rendered us m n
~ ' r 1 » s m n ° \ ¢ r \ m | u » x a » »
be tlm nbot ne r i o u d n e u e d
vnluent,o$4on¢aLenmr$1.88-\all the smart, new styles,colors
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|erv&ee,ny|.'1'1u¢e»pnynq1|1m¢
n u l f u r w e l e p u t o n t h z t r e a b e -
tor¢tha £r\\iv .wuha.rv uted,a nd
b m a » m v m , m 1 . e s . a v . r | ¢ ,
¢hq,.¢| _m1 nmn¢¢r¢ fu¢ ¢¢,¢,,
~»of our xeamt bereavement,the
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WESTERN COUNTIES 0FE1sieHnggm,pre
Fanlzion Centaur full fuhioged
silk to top service or ¢h.ii!on
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cherrieg weru Fianna,The mostdurp, Dr. C. R. Had, Supt."A
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Find population figurez for
attended this fl-ll, and the leaders
have prveaentpd their subjects in a
masterfud manner No member of
the church of Epfronh League
1 1 ¢ ~ p. nmm¢ » s s a w x o m m
the ne w co lo n-a md up n o w -you nhnys need stoukingx.43-1:
~e~ ~ne sp~li~ as the flowe~
petals fell.
01' the different spray mgterhls
tachcr for every dun.
Preaching services it 11 o'clock
Tha nx: "lhni lo ld Mm".
Epwonh League at 6:80,Miss
um, 251 wma An.. mv York,
N. Y.4s-xv
father.We uv e dllly wish to
thank those who furnished the
music and those who nent such
Fashion Center xooo Sto!¢Bcy-
ing Pure San: you Honey ever;
da y h the y en.48 -n
ceiling of record the mvrtsnsvyo~ always ~ ~ntoddngs.48-lt~su1furperB0glllansofwater
Mrs. T. G. Phelps
and lnmily
Izucy Behrens, husband and wife
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diseue.The .tat vu one of Lhole
eondmztad by the Agricxmxnl Ex-
enaion service ind the Agriaaltunl
College Department of Horticul-
Fnshion Center lull ha-hianed
mx to top aeriice or chiffon
weight. Silk Stockings on nlenow
'l7c plixi na ri us 8H&t» o lo i na | 1
ed Deamber 3. 1878, filed f.-
wrd o n De o e mb e r' l, l8 7 B md r¢
nordedinBoo kEo1¢ h¢mor¢¢\ge
records o t w a d ln g t o n County,
Ne hn l ks ,a t | > a n 5 0 1 ,securing
n..|~ u . t | \~ 0 1
Sout.heutQuu-teroithe North-
woatQ\m rtero!Sedion 20,m
Towndaip 19,North,Rmga 11E . m a u » s m P . u . , m w . . h m g J
u .
m m s r c s u n c a m s t u k ra o n n s r c m m c a
L. .v. Ilona. Puwr W. BYNII Padua. mm:
Strictly Fresi
Laying
Mash
lrndinted Concentrated Yeast. ol
ni g h v xu mm D Poirency,High
Lactic Buttermilk,Potassium Io~
dine and Vitlmln D Coneentrnten
in Cod Li vsr on
s so per mo .r 2 in soo pound lots
s os m2sack lasts
Fresh Fed for your chickens is just
as important as fresh food for you.__
Laying Mash Furnishes n Properly
Balanced Ration to Supplant
the Summer Green Foods
Bring us your Grain.We will grind it
and add the ingredients to make
the kind of Laying Mash
-yo u w a n t .
We Grind and Hidl Oats at any time
lair Feed Mill
Phone 98
mmm v wngm, Propriaors
'Hn nxswnc moon, so xmpurusuu.u 1 bsckgnund lor A vigoroul
uhm pride, hu at last seized Neb-
nskms and the have begun, withygratifyinggood sense, no mark
n-A - . - - ...-A ..\....nl ».m-lv ln.
The first census of the terri-1. C_ ELLER,'---wry of Nebrukn, m 1860. showed County Judge. g_<;,;;~, the N.,$I...§'°Q"3-`;'$»°3§
l popwdon ol 28'8"' The growth Dated November 3*-h. 1930.and the N rtheaat Quarter I the01 this area an a territory :nd (COUNTY COURT SEAL)4a-sm NorLhwee¢°Quarter of Secdzn zo.
thm u " "'!1 ? ¥ ',"' .-.E .fl - . - _ _ _ -;.....,.....T m m p m s .No rm._ng==g;_ 11.
:LIU 1 1 E D I L U _{° *~' "__" , _ ; " _ § j '' T I ~3 0 ~~I n l U 5 U U l e l ~U F ~ M r u n l ~g f ~5 5 ,p _H e p i n ~
wen Wi m shu ts urn usmcus uw,whst is more important, wflle them
nn their memories.Nursery Hill ls just s name in
hlstory.But sixty were ago itwas known by travelers on the
Fort Kar-ny and Nebraska City
road as the first over-night stop
on the 'steam wagon'road out of
Nebraska City on u e journey
westward.Nursery Bi ll is only
twenty-miles from Nebraska City
as the airshlps go, but then with
lumbering wagons.and ox goads
it was u hard day's ioumey.Men
and nnimnk reached the shelter
ol the old stage station ut night-
deep of the old well and enjoyed
the rude comforts of that resting
place with greater satisfaction
than any trawler today euloyi the
conveniences of a modern highway
camp.Nursery Hill got its name from
n nursery thlt was started there by
an early keeper of the station.
Wok, the eastern flowerseeds man,
intimately known to an earlier gen-
eration, gathered ln this way his
bulbs and seedi of pnlrie plants,
...m\m¢~| mam and sold them for
f'"~" " " "" ° " 'the r¢!reshin bu_of snhabxml and also in
population was Round to hlvs
passed the mlllion mark. The next
ten-year perlod was one of prac-
ti a lly stationary population, but
a slow but definite population in~
crease,There are 98 counties ln Nebras-
kl. of which 50 increased in popu~
lation between 1920 and 1930,
while 48 decreased in population.
The most popdous county in the
stale is Douglas,which includes
the dty of Omaha.This county
also hls the greatest number ol
inhabitants per square mlle.The
second county in the nate innum
w.population per square mlle,is
L mc ut e r which includes the city
od lincoln.The most rapidly
mwi ns c o unty ln Nebraska rs
population from 8. 967 to 5,834
equivalent to 47.1 per cent, ln the
past 10 years.Box Butte County
is second in this respect, with an
increase of more than 25 per cent
are s c a m mm. K e i th, a nd Lo
gan.All of these rapidly grow
ing counties are i n the western
_...a .4 ct.. .nn
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P'" which "" increased '"\Dated November 10, mo.
.
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A. C. Debel, Attorney.
I N THE c o uN'rY COURT OP
WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEB-
Estato of Chris K,Johnson,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
Sophie Johnson has filed with the
undersigned,County Judge ot
Washington County. Nebraska,his
fi nd report as executor ol the
estate of Chris x_Johnson de-
ceased, and made an application
for finml administratlon and dis-
dnce 1900 ouch census has shown {A5KA_
chlrse and for the assignment ol'
residue of estate to such other
persons as are by law entitled to
the same, and I have set the 5th
P M., at my office in said County
for the hearing thereof."`
1 c. ELLBR,
48»4t County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
A.c. new Atty.COUNTY <,0Urz'r WASHINGTONCOUNTY, NEBRASKA.1s_.-.- .4 r\\...l,.n.imahla An.
lily of December 1980 at 2 o'cloc lngton Coumy,Nebraska;slso
eanoslllng ol record the mortgage
mah by Ellzzie J. Sheets and Sol-.
omon Sheets, wife and husband, on
Hungsm l Crowell, dated Novem-
ber 9, 1881, filed for record or.
November 10,1881, and record
l n B o o k G o ! t h c mo r 1 . ¢ a ¢ e r e -
cords of Washington County, Neb-
rash, at page 821, securing the
payment of $449.70 and mortgag-
lng the Norlhvnst Qnaner o! the
Northeast Qunrter and the North-
east Quarter ot the Northwest
Quarter of Section 20,in Town-
chip 19, North, Range 11, Em of
the 6th P.M.,in Washington
County, Nebraska.
Yon, and each of yon, are l
quired to answer the petition of
sald plaintiff ln the Dlstrlef
Court of Washington County, Ne-
braska, onor before December 22
moo, or slid Court may take said
petition to be true and grant the
prayer of said plaintiff.
HOSEA WILSON,
42-so rhmurx.
sm-:nu=r=°s SALE
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Banca Norms
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ur.m u lm .. -.._Mrs. Evans and Mn!_Wallace al.al Omaha, visited at the Charles
Husk home Sunday afternoon.mrs. z.. C. Lippxnmtt and Ruth
and Mrs.Emma Hoover spenSundayafternoonwithMr.and'
M n .Henry schmidv.and daugh-
wr ol Florence.'Mrs. ned winger and Mrs. Clark
lippincou. and baby visited at me
Harry amizh home Fxiday after-
noon.Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Nelson and
daughters and Mi-:McKinley of
Leigh, Neb. visited Sunday axwnnoonwn.h Mr,and Mrs..Mi nd
Hansen and children.Mr.and Mm J i m Lippincott
and daughter,Mildred vidted at
"""§"` n2§ \§`°T€he flhwer `-
Honi.There w a s ;stage station
then with its blacksmith shop, a
store, n doctm-'s office md over on
the little Nemeha a few :mls away
s mill exelked a cheery welcome ui .»......|.».n. . ni lmu l :mme md
P... vi ....-. .........There me 8 cities in Nehnskn
which had a population of 10,000
or more in 1930.The largest of
these is Omaha,with a popula~
Bon of 214,006, which represents
an inueue of 22,405, or 11.7 pe:¢-.nr Ann. 1990 Lim-mln. Lhe an-
zauu: un \.¢»u.v»»- .~,.-.. ....__denim, deeeued-r y - iggven m ;;==,,;~g_f;_;=By QI... of ... ;,$."$'E,'}°Y.1»
mr v c f m mg = ; _ B g m Nf b m k a , u m a wc o f the Dim-ke Court
on the 15th day of November, at Washington U°\1nfY» Nebraska,
19ao, and on uw lem day of Feb- and in pursuance ol the decree of
.nmry, 1981, for the purpose of ex-'llld c a m i n l n sction therein
----»__\,_.i- -num..-I nl..~ 'iiii ;;a.y from " ~ " " § ' 1 ' " " ' ~'f aminltion adjustment and mow-Nuraery Hill.A town named intbmma wit; 3120330 g f 3 " o f ~~ : a n s " E
l ted th d '_on or om e ay os"P" -°?".. °'?,,. '*`5»933» "1=¥?12__"P'°3$'}"an "E February,1981,wm lr forever
mon with the sm neeumz mme Wlcreue of 20,9s5, or sux per uenr~|b""d_\,..,.,\.m| navel the zlury mu was me remnlninn dm in um xx-cup.n.+~\this mu day of ,oé»»¢r,§\Tnery §{11'3 fndai K fire com-i§f`e.\§é &"»:thi: popuf|tio§x|19§d_""'plewd its desolation._are Gnnd Island, Hastingn, North | (SEAL)
A few days Is o " 'F . "" ? Y "r u m ,Fremont,Norfolk,and|40-lt
her md John A.Curlgnn a n
plnindfis,and John H. Johnson,
H u y E.Johnson and Charles
Doherty nn deimdnucs, I will on
Monday, the Sth day of December,
1980, Lt one o'clock P. M., of wc
Phone 98
Kuhn- a Wright, P1-opriaon
h .C ristmas
Cards
Perhaps you haven't thought of Christmas
Cards yet but Christmas is just around
the corner and you are going to order some
between now and Christmas,so why not
have it over with?
Our stock is clean and fresh, beautiful new
designs,-etehings, parchments, novelties-
all with fancy envelopes to match.
We have a special department to serve you.
A telephone call will bring our representa-
tive to your home with samples and sugges~
tions that will make it easy for you to make
a selection.
Get this much of your Christmas shopping
out of the way before the holiday rush.
T h e Ent erprise
N e b r a s k a
I- C. ELI
County,EliJudge.
mfncn OF sun-marked with a great bouncer, ':'!'°"|Bnu1=e.The u m a last-named
tm" fla n 4funk hed.A Vilble _:nm ¢:..»\nhhnlnnd n nmmlntinn~ 2Fspp-rgxntinmnow has join-
ed the rich memories that clusmr
there.
Fashion Center xooo Store Buy-
ing Power Saves you Money every
dry in the year.4841
Fashion Genie:Winter Ha t.:-
values to $4 on sale mm $138-
all the smut new styles,colors
u w ....M V....,.-,.___...u! 10,000 between mo and 1980.
There are 529 cltles and incor-
porated vlllages in Nebraska. For
zo of these cities and villages, the
population ia qhown nenmwy for
the lint time in thin emsus hnlle
tin.The largest of the villages
Snzorporated within the pant 10
years ia Lyman,in Scotts Bluff
County, with 656 inhabitants. The
(Ylhnlo n & 0'Bnnlon, Attyx.
Joseph F- Llppmcott,o:Llppmcott, ral name unlmpwn,
spouse of Joseph E. UPPGICMU
ldgh R. Fldnher, admlnlnntor
0! the miata nf J. E. Lippincott;
deceased;Cornelia Barns; John
Bailey;Hnngnte dz Crowell;
Etds Fox, spouse of James P.
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t . h a E . C . l i p | | l n n u m me a 1 m-
daydmemaon-1 l n E mm | Ho g w u i | | p a n d h | ¢
a l u v d a y n t h i l w e e k d d t i n g n t
m e ' h y l o g g m ~Q-.ml
Mr .and mrs.Anuxew ° " ' " " ;A gard and chi ldre n ma m a t theJonas Blomherg home Sunday dvi
ernoon.aMr .md Mrs. Alfred Hansen and
children spent Tuesday eveningvisiting wnh Mr ma M r s . m r ;
ext Widener andimaily._1 md materials in all headlines,xl. smallest.incur]n....\.a....r*Mm»Slinners thnthhe State is unrated village in|rox; we I1=1{l» ucvluvzum, N5Dan-_ in Dlwaonl ues,penonll represemauvea,
and dl other persons hmreslef.
inthe utnteso( any of the fgI»
lowing nmwd deceased persons
real names unknown: Joneph E
M r s .C h e z S u t t o n s p e n t I n u u y
.\\_.--...La.n..l l u l u "`5b7i~§§rkrT»H=§1E. They
xppex- guests._and Mrs. Clark BrownmgSundayufhernwnvisiting
Fred Plugge home and Arl-
Jens Jenben and Gene of
spent Wednesday al. the
\l, John Rogert home.r- w w . .........._._,.,.,_Wear-Womens and Misses, $2.98
00 $5-50; En!!! Jettick $5 and SG;vil1°s¢ shows an increase in popu-
Robinhood for the children $1-49|Ladon of 17, or 60.7 per cent, over
lts popdntian in 1920.
A copy o! the first. series papu-
hfiozéhzzdlein for Nebraska, giv-
ing number of inhabitants in
MOST PARENTS MAKIL each .s=°»==sv~E\Cf l'\precin¢:~t,I
£:§}m¢§u. 4s inhibxmnu. 'rms
w $3»50-All sizes-Always Some-thing New.43»1t
AVOID THE MISTAKES
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altcrnoon vmn ner uluguun, ......Theo Lund! helping her celebrate
her birthday.Mrs. Richard Sievers and daughter,Lois and Mrs. Herman Klindv.
of Calhoun vmwd at tha Clark
Lippincott home Wednesday alt-
ernoon.--- \|_..¢-..a., Mm.-he and
were BIMr.1
spent 1nt the 1
ington.
Mrs.
Blair,
narenm
IAppencott,J.E.Lippincou
Comzlia Bama, John Bailey; nl
persons having or claiming an)
intaea t in the Ent Hal! of thtiiéi-}.1}§v¢n Quarter and th~
West Ha lf of the Non.heE\\1
Quarter of Section 20, in Town
m r . B D U .L\.|.|.a»u u u u .» ¢ » . - - -_ ._Mc h ildr en spent.Sunday eve nin g a t.r.
th e Geo rge Fa lle n h o me .1.B 3 c a
-¢I L2 . .a n *
: h d Mr s .Ho w a r d W i lli a m-_towns hip , c i ty an d villa ge, may r~ =|ne d Sa tu rd ay eve ni n g as 2211 see th e m evey y wheff-ob ta in e d by wr iti n g n o the B u re a u ]
' \ n o d Mnnnnn HDIBE 1163!-Lal man wh o HIE ~Af ik. f`hncn¢.:ii ln nldn af nn D. C.IMillard Peck eeienrawn nrs gnbirthdaySunday and on Mon Yhe gave all of his schoohhates a
treat of home-made candy.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R-sy were
visitors at the Harry smith homo
Tuesday evcning__Lira.Nancy Sylvia ol Blur,spent Thursday and Friday with
her daughter,Mrs.Harry Smith
and family.Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Gutschow
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Hurd and sons of Bensonspent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs.Henry JensenHarrySmith and son.Floyd
visited the Ak-Snr-Ben stock show
in Omaha Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Koenig
and children and Donald Hagge
...Mi s.....|." .nammn with Mr.
l
Kennnrd to see their nephew, John
Ernest.Mr.and Mrs. Harland Chris<
tlansen and Betty Lou were Sun-
day dinner guests at the parental,
Thorvald Hansen home.Mr. and Mrs.L-awranoe Larsenand Ivan were Sunday eveningvisitorsattheCarl .Erickson
home.Soren Jensen helped his brother
Emil shingle his new bam Friday
and Saturday.Mrs.Lloyd Johnson took her
mother,Mrs.Albach to Florence
on Thursday.Mrs.Soren Jensen,Mrs.Fred
Anderson,Mrs. Hans M. Jensen
and Dngmar were entertained by
Mrs Ole Jensen Wednesday d vemoon in honor of her mogher,
.................,__.rude, unpopular; with others.Bat
these children werent ho m that
way.These undesirable traits de-
veloped gradually because some
parent made had mistakes in
child training.Not because he
intended to but because he ddn't
understand child psychology, am-
n't know how to teach good hob-
its, how to guide his child Ya suc-
cessful living.The eyes of many parents have
been opened to a new understand-
ing of children,they have been
helped to work out better, easier,
happier ways o i training their
children by reading "The Par»
ents'Magazine".Each month it
brings them very pnmtiw, help-
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Girls Au Wool Jersey nrims-
rw cute styles,$1_98 and $2.98
in sizes 7 to 14 at the Fashion
Center.49-lt
Fashion Center Silk Dresses-
Vnlues to $9 on sale now $6.76;
values to $12 on sale now, sms;
values to $18 on sale now $12.75-
nll the smart new styles.colors
and materials in sizes 11 w 52 and
14%to 26%.43-11
DEHAND FOR CORN f
HUSKERS ABOUT OVER
With the tim full week of s°°<i
hashing weather over with in
Washington county, Nebraska, f-he
ship 19. North, Range 11, East
of the 6th P. M., in Wnshingtw
County,Nebraska, real nsmef
unknown, DEFENDANTS.
You, and each ol you, are here
by notified that on November 1
1980, Hoses Wilson commenced si
" f i l m i n the District Court oz
Washington lCounty,Nebraska
against you, and each of you, a
deiendsnm, the object and praye
of which Md action is m ohtai
the decree of said Court that th
plaintit! is the owner in fee simpl
uf the East Hal! of the Northwos
Quarter and the West Hal! of th
Northeast Quarter of Section 2
in Township 19, North, Range 1
any of_f.he Sth P. M., in Wssl'
sw... ..........,........-_...and Mrs. Paul Koenig and sun of
Benson.Mr.and Mrs.George Hinrichs
and children of Nickerson, Nab.,spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs.Clark Lippin-
cott .The Bench Community Club
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Mrs. Barnes wno nas neen vpn.-ing there.Mrs. Jensen took herto Fremont Friday when she lookthe train to her home near Grand
IslandMr. and Mrs. Hum Matthlesen,
Jr.entertained Saturday evening
at a dinner in honor of their 18thweddimr anniversary the following
ful articles on every phase o l
child care from crib to college.
It deals with such subjects as
obedienee, baby can, sex educa-
tion, iinicky appetites, adolescence
temper, habits and character train-
ing.Doctors, teachers, psycholo-
gilts, uperts in many fields of
demand for huskers likewise seems
to be about over according to
County Agent Geo. Babes of Blair.
The flow or trandent huskers
last week was very encouraging-
there bdnz plenty ot. them and
practically all were clean appeadng
who P63117 wanted to work and|
mgwn Uounry, Nenrnsxn, ana 1removethe clouds cast upon th
title to laid real enate by tl
claims of you,or any o l yo
to some right, title, lien, intern
cldm or danand of any kind wha
soever. of, in or to said real e
tate,or any put the reo f,whi<
§m1`§`,"af"€&'}i°<fn"'$'va¢£'?'°°,; guestsf Mr. md Mrs. Paul Bx-od~ amd tninin 11Mand Mrs n u " n l 1 an g. as we 3 mothers their attitude townni work seemed y°u or my of you. my gym
''erson r.d a er wriw 'bs teresting he arked ian A xi . N h th d w ITf3 'f'f'L §"i '°3 .;.,.f'{'"n,.f2 '.§ f,lf and Mr." M M m °'°"'|;21pm1 Hanes.Mizatakes in mild w rn w noe rv um-ave ,a m y c|erous larmgrs have reported that join and bar you, and each of yn
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vested in Wasizington countymrs. warn upy mwu. mm ---.,were Monday visiwrs at the Chas' and maberinla in all headlines It the office of this new
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with h i !fa mily ,
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on Friday, Nov. 'I
He is survived by
and wilo and three
two hnnhers,I .»
gg " a n d Fr i t z :
lx,beddel a n~re hti v u m d ;~
Since the death o
ral years ago,he
home with his son,
ily and he will be
them.Services
day, Nov.10 at
Presbyterian th~
tennent beside th~wife in the local
family hav; the zof this communi
reavement.
C._ J.Lund _nf
a . .=1 :~z
Cnnberry Deneri
One junlnet tablet, 1 tablespoon
cold water, l wp cnnberry jelly
o r mxmnnlnde,1 pint milk,3
-_g_=;,_=f>°°»=»m a r .'fi xgspouu
v Prepue the junket ac-
curdlng to directions on puhge.
Pau: a t onc e i nw iudiv ldw du-
lert gluten and let stand \mdis»
Lurbed in n wlnn room until tim
-a bo ut 10 mlnuim.Then chill.
When r u d y to serve ldd cnn~
berry jdly o r xnsrmnluh in cub
dish.A topping ol sweetened
whipped cram may be put. uve!
the cnnberrles if desird.
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Fruit Sllllvdch 391205
One package puwurized dsoea,
pitted, 96 cup (sl pound) walnuts
(masuxed alter chopping),l i
pound layer llgn,boiling waht,
milk, drum, or onnge juice.Piv.
dates,remove stems from the
fngs, men walnuts.Put the fmlz
md nuts through the food dmopper,
ming me medium knife.Add the
liquid until the mixture is of the
proper cansismncy to spread Su!-
ficient for 2 dozen nandwlches.
Lemon Ice Box Cookia
'l'wo-third: cup of buvtasr, 1 cup'of sugar, 2 eggs, $5 teaspoon soda,
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|time ,pul ¢at2:80.p.m.oneaon,Paul
lfknlseoithlluseofC.'hlk0.mberofoihet
Iatofl friendl.hilwifeaenhanmndehia
Chx-keofBl-air,vid1sdSnndayat\heAl.h'edJ¢spe|-aenhomc.ln.HerbextW eb¢tex-iaagi;u m a n u n s n n m s p xm m d
beenveryaick.§|eian-posted
alittlebetberstthiawdting.lBaaAnnPetena| o£0maha,spmtthewoek-endltthaDt.A.J. Cameron home.Misa Ruth Bogen ot Fremont,Pm and Um* was a guest of Miss Ramonamxmiaaedbyh3 ,a .ereyheld 3"é':"'\g»v-' f i sun
:sw at alms last week which the
1 isRev.Noxlin preached a splen-did Armistice Day sermon at the
M. E. dmrclx Sunday morning.Misa Anim. Lowe, who is em-nloyvd in Omaha, vidted overSuudaiat the parental,J.D.
Lowe ome.'LhevarinnlclxueSofL\mM.E-
Sunday school are having a littlecontest at present tn stimulate at-tendance.One Sundag is _given_}o
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noon.-~--.--~--» -.~--. . . . .wMx. an dl dn .W Ras use ¢heyhavemade£nllua¢¢1u|¢1,have moved hom Som." L t l : ~d°°"Pd°"' of Pllwl
w.»a»-upaum ma. in with her s s m m interesting.parents,Mr. and Mrs.H.0.-7|will enter Ann Arbor(pg,\i"'-"°*|'Y 50 xooeivg her degree.mm Helen Triplett went m an na i" Laura Sh°¢¢°~ dwshwf ofClsrkaen mpxval at omaha M-Img and um. D. o. Sheets mddayandsaturdayhadawnailfenWal.\er °fK-USU.wereoperation.She mme homo !ate j'é'*"i°d Sunday, Nov. 2 at the M.
Sunday and in :wins Along nicely , D' P '°"'MK&;$° Tdflmlh.nav.Mn. .m H. [awe returned from*-~laugh omdatmg.Battle creek. Neb. Slhmdaywhex*Min' and uma sums..\.- |.... .......\ n... .\...+ .....|, ..a.-|8°¢0mPll\ied them Ind witnessed
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Fashion c o w mu m m m d
lml to top nervico or Jailfon
W°i§lt Silk SIM-'dna on new77c pair in dzes sw zo 10 in .nthe new colors-dwck up now-
you :buys need mcum 4s_ r
Fashion Center Slippers tWear-Women; and ww, $2.982° 1650: Enna Jettick $5 and $6;
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P» rn. gt "=°|Mr. and Mrs.JncobSah1ere. mth in-Inna . rm. nnrl M n L mikumd ¢h class.Last sunday me ullu uma ==:--~ --= r-=-~ "~" '"" me '_~" " " R .r.. szn1|a.l'».|- (flag| mpfl fn luve me beathtini .her sister, Mrs. J. F. H°°"°*|....1°f..=.....»Rf .ff'f°.f'.'Q"ff'_f"l{'§ b2?"'5»..obinhwd for the childzux $114.9
I $8.50.All sizes-Always Some-\ing New.43~lt" " "~ bg, """ "" "' "° " "" " "" "' "' """'""'"'" " ' " ' " " " " " "'d 1 y.-uv ~--u "fm cummumzy. ansgravevm ww dinner gusts Sunday of atfzndunce.At the end of a "M m Ch ris Korshsj,Mm John graduatzd from the Herman high
Andersen,Miss U n "Buch, school _in 1929.Mr.Waller isMm c. R. Gray and Mrs. D. Buch';;;;*edY\HnSuSMs:g hhgsd been em-
_u d d t h e l m h b u m .a s a o n f._..__ ._ _ .!'°'P"5 qPen_h°vSq.¢q f,he {°u°"f fyxce of men hgsy f{\gy§nq_ §{\g|;,_if g m ersn "ground here the past year.Hs is
aemetery.,'l'h° Mr. md* Mrs. J. w. umm.puma a six weeks.me loserswere 'YmP'u'Y Mrs. lvhn Anal-msn celebrma will entertain the other dusea. -
in their be-» her birthday Thursday,Nov. 6,The Woods-Updike nndx hu a
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lum cu snncx»r=1s»wan ..ces here Mon-
IAW
a s u s s mw o w
Im a re kno wn
n cout to ¢0&S¢
UpShzw} former
Lbe Fifth (At~
l'\<-vlan
mg friends who onuea to congnvfula te he r: Ma dman C.IL Gray,
D. Bnah, A. L. Sullivan and Har-
old Jensen md children.Theyenjoyeds.nice birthday lunch
which she served.Mrs. Jennings West wns on the
sick list n few days last week.
Hx. md Mrs. Ben Wachter am
companied by Miss Cu-oline Wach-
ter drove w Omaha Saturdx andys p e n t t h e d a y .M i s s W u r h b e r r e -
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three roo m: on me so um ol wehoardinghousetoalocationi n
the orchnrd to the east of thapresent location and will build an
addition to them and remodel,
making a home which the new
mnnlger Young and family will
occupy. -Miss Margaret K.:-oese was un-zble w teach her classes in the
high school Thursday because ot
illness -1-.....u n n .ws... a.n dndnnt
" " '" ' " "_ at present husking com (or Frtd ';gi§',~,gan Wa extend congntulationah
lnezr, ms:Clara Bowmxn and gn-1 best wzshes for there future
Bennett were entertained at S\m~hlppiness.| |
dgy dinner st the Ray Andersen - - * - ° " ' - ° ' - 'I
home at De Sog Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-'°
Mr. a nd M wrsm.Adams ac-Phone 47 Alice Txiplatt Fin
P d y ln lair.43~1tmann and e mv e|Pender Saturday evening m u Fashion Center "'1nf»er Con a
--eat 'companied by Mrs.Robert B l " ' | B e mt Work 'B |
°°-'_values tn $25 on sale now $16.'75;
s h n m d Mr_f§m,,¢;:n€,e;|vdues to $40 on sale now S2950-\|
Of l i a i n l h y l s mu .Iunn ge , "n um .W v .. .. .,_One orange,1 small tomntn,
lntuoe, 'ri tablespoonjiced cel-
ery. French dressing.Arrange »1~
lzrlllte llices of orange and toma-
un on lettuce.Sprinkle with cel-
ery and nerve with a small por-
tion of I-'reach dressing.
Thlnhgivlng Cuscrve
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tablespoon lemon julm,gra t¢ dl`""'
rind of one lemon, 3 cups flour.gbN_ w. D. UPS!
Crenm butter,add sugar,then
eggs well beaten.Next add soda,
dissolved in hot water,lemon
juice, rind and flour.Mix well,
iorm into roll and let stand in ice .MQ over night.When ready to than William D.1
.mf elhm ww thin. surinkle 1i¢h¢.|F°'?5f°'f5"§'f.f'f'l".
ENDOI
Few men in Am-
to more people frox 'rm EXT san?m . ° £ 1'L.'" " z» " '° " " " ° '
Radiant Glxinim
slliilfaetory s.
church will be held a t Fremont
Monday, Nov. 17, with a program
from 10 a. m. und! 4 p. rn.Dr.
Cutdnger of Denver, will give an
address.Rav. Norlin, Inca! paswr
expecia ta attend.
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uowsins.Canada and the New North, is
and Mrs.Lucy Brunton of FortWorth, Texan mndé a brief visit
at ti m J.W.Brunton home Sut-urday.They spent the night with
friends at Calhoun Y-hen left for
Pipesbone.The Athens raised
Mrs. Brunton who is now a widow.
She will keep house for them for
the present.
meeting of the Womnn'n Club at
the home of Mrs. Godsey Friday
anemoon, Nov. 14.The program
will be ably handled by Mrs. G. F-Lowe and Mrs. D. w. Rutledge.The nnnuaJ_Igll amferenco uf
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old Sun~y, Nov. 9.He celeb:-at»ed the event on Saturday by in-
viting a few of his friends 'bo a
party that afternoon.MasterStanleytookthemtotheroller
skating rink for entertainment.
sen home and Mx. Truhlsen served
them n nice lunch.He reaived
many nice presents and his guestshad a fine time and wished him
C o l l r i o o m ~ mm s
Flat door east Enterprhe otha
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and colors in sizes 14 to 48_43-lt
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I llloal l l l l s t a h u d l n n l:0m¢a\n8ht|BnlkBld¢.
PROJECT LEADERS EACHauc mvn GLADIOL A BUL BS
The entire group of eighteen
project leadan taking the work nl
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ommmsummnksg.. mum ass mm,abr.
~ Sylvi~ B~m~,~ ~o with Wash Dreams,2 for §1»5°inhe:sister ~a |:|"
nn. w. F.gMpB[L|,DENTIST
Ia a h d l a m wH1>lne'l'htltlli¢.m m r a u u h
Douglass met at the court house
in Blair, Nob. lm Friday, Oct. 81,
for thdr second lesson; and as an
added stimdus, Mr. Charles Rob~
ertson gave each leader and the
county chairman, Mrs. A. E. Dixon,
s named gladlola bulb as a begin-
ning for home beautification next
spring.
-- - -xlk. No r mm K. l ht hmun
o r r o m z r m s r
Over the Blnix' Dm: Co.
Pl e a s Bh d dl
Evening; by Appointmnat
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silk w wp service or chltfon
vrdght Silk S¢°¢|=i1\1¢° on sale now
'I7c padr in sizes 8%to 10 in all
the new colors-stock .up n o w -
you always need stockings.48-it
BLAIR .msnhcr & TITLE
COMPANY
m m m Ah tn m r
PHONE 15Pun mag.sun, Nelmmh
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te r io r de c or a ti o n s a ~d ~o m~irn-
provements such that any home-
mnker could do, once they saw it
de mon s tr a te d .
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nn. EDW IN 'r. nnDeath!X~lAY smvxcs
Washington county on Friday,
November 21, giving the thini les-
son which is endlled "lhking thi
Hooked Rug".
lnree ulpa um wulm.,.....,.diced apples,1'/S cups water,1
mp crushed pineapple;1 lemon,
joke and grated rind.,2 ornng€3,
jdce. and grated rivd.3 cups su~
p r .Cook cranbenies and apple
in the water until tender.Add
eiwpplv. lemon and oranges and
mgar.Mix well andpeook rsrid-
ly until thick and clear.Turn
lata sterilized gtaases and when
cold cover with paraffin-
Crnb MommyThneetablespoonslemon juim,
'fr pound crab meat, 4 tablespoons
butter,1 teaspoon w e 56 tea-
spoon pepper, 2 red xzevper Your
the lemon juice over the crab
meat.Melt the butter in a try-
ing pan and add the crab meat,
seasoning and chopped peppers.
Cook for twenty minutes.
Dale Ban
One cup stoned dates,1 cup
nut meats, 1 cup powdered sugar,
2 eggs, 1 tablespoon melted but-
ter,2 tablespoonslemon juice,
4 tablespoons flour,%teaspoon
salt.Put dates and nuts through
food chopper.Add sugar and
beaten eggs and mix well.Add
mdbed butter.lemqn juice,flour
and salt and ~thoroughly.
Spread evenly in a greased shallow
lil"-1 lxaving mixtune one-fourth
lush deep.Bake in a moderate
oven,825 degrees.F.about 30
minutes.Cut in strips and roll
R powdered sugar while hot.
Pineapple. Front
One medium-can grated pine
apple,2 tablespoons granulated
gelatin, 2 cups water, juice of 2
lemons,white o!,2 eggs,2 cups
augur.Dissolve gelatine in cold
water to cover.Mix sugar, wa-
ter and pineapple juice and lemon
juice and bring to a- boil.Pour
ly with sugar or place a blnnehei
almond in center and bake in :
quick oven.The rault is crlsp_
short cookie,truly delicio s and
will be a great favoril:e.[Yield.'
six dozen small cookies.
Pecan R d l l
Soften two cakes of compressed
yeast ln one-half w p of luke
warm water in which one teaspoon
of sugar has been added.Allow
to stand while you mix: 2 cups of
boiling water Vx cup of aug-sr,1
tablespoon salt,2 tablespoons of
shortening and cool until luke
warm.Add two well-beaten eggs,
then mix all together.Add and
beat in four cups of flour and nl-
low to rise for one hour.Then
stir in four more cups of flour,
but do not knead, let rise.This
can be used at once or can be plac-
ed in the ioe box and kept for a
week using parts of it as desired.
For the pecan rolls, take some of
the dough,roll out,spread with
butter cinnamon,sugar and roll
up and slice as for cinnamon rolls.
In your baking pan place three
tablespoons of butter, four table-
spoons ol' brown sugar and sprin-
kle pecan or other nut meats over
d l .Plaoe your roLls over the
nuts and allow torlse very light
and bake.When taken from the
oven turn at once upside down.Seven-Minute Icing ln Not Hard
lo Make
Two egg whites beaten stiff, 1%
cups sugar,%teaspoon cream
tartar, 5 tablespoons mater. Place
all of the ingredients in a double
boiler, .beat with an egg beateruntil well mixed, place over rapid-
ly boiling water, beating constant-
ly, cook for seven minutes, remove
and add flnvonng.
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uma; uussnui. ui. uewp-. U...--».hia 8 years in Washington he at-
tained national prominence. A wel.
known national magazine described
1..m as 'the most amazing man ln
dongresshObeying a grateful impluse be-
cause of the great physical bluak\g|
received through the use of Sar-
gon, Mr. Upshaw writes that he is
simply doing unto others as he
would have them do unto him in
making the following voluntarystatement.|
My first experience with thiszemarknbieinvlgorstorcame in'
the summer of 1928, when Sargon|
was brand new.I was suffering
from nervous dehun and nn al-
arming physical depletion as the
result of over-work on the lecture
platform,and really feared I
would not have strength enough
to get me through the political
campaign of July and August.Un'
béievable as it may seem,two
bottles talmn with-the Sargon Pills
simply made me over.After the
most hectic speaking campaign
through which I eser passed,I
came out actually fexling far
stronger than when I began.'Later-, mshing away' on another
busy speaking tour covering sev-
eral stoves, I did not persevere in
the daily use of the medicine until
my system waaihoroughly cleans-
ed, with the result that twice since
then I lound mysell! again su£fer<
lng from general debiity, consti-
pation and diulnms, and each time
I
lm-.nee .nn -....-.... ........-- ..the city several days.
The Guild met for work Thar:
day afternoon with Mrs.Ann'Peddie.They meet next week
with Mrs. Orin Grimn.During the absence Friday, Sat<urday and Sunday of mas Helen
Trlplett Miss Dagmar0lson andMm. H. B. Cameron assisted withthe work at the port office.l
Mrs I-l. L. Svran went to Omaha
Friday with Mr.and Mrs.Alfred
Jespersen and stayed down until
Sunday visiting her son, A. E. and
family.Henry Mengedoht,who lives
nest of here is building a lovely
new home which is nearly com-
pleted.lt is built of brick all on
ground floor.The rooms are
large and spacious.
More than the usual interestwas taken in election here Tuesday and a heavy vote was polled.
Last Thursday evening Misses
Leona Rover and Kathryn Hughes
entertained the members of the
I-Delta-Dek Club at the James
Vnn Horn home.Mr.and Mrs.
Melvern West held high adores for
the owning and Miss Jessie Don
ahoo and Howard C. Hansen, lowand were given suitable prizes.
Harold Hancock left his studies
at the state university and came
over and spent the week-end with
home folks.Mrs.Huit Lone has returned
several days with her daughter,
Mrs.Iester Schneider and Mr.
Schneider.Mrs.Robert Bauman of Belle-
view, Ill., Mrs.Anna Peddie and
Misa Caroline Wachter w e r e
rom Omaha where she visited
Ithe Sargon combination has clear-~ed me up and left me feeling tip-
top..Living now in the aftermath oil
them refreshing experiences, I am
moved by common gratitude to
heartily commend this wholesome
guests at the Ben Wachter home
Friday.»
Mrs.F.0 .Swanson and Mrs.
F J. Kastle were visitors at maDouglm county metropolis Satiird
day,Edward Swanson came home
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at Wayne, spent the week-end wit! ~
Herman relatives.On Friday evening a number oil
relatives gathered at the Mi ss
Anna Fuess home to visit with
Mrs.Robert Baumann who has
been visiting relatives here. Those
gdiesent were Mrs.Anna Peddie,
las Caroline Wachter,Mr. and
Mm Wm. Adams, Mrs. Baumann,John Wachter and Mrs. Hiland oi'
Lincoln,Mrs.Lizzie Aekemwn
and famlly and Clarence Waehter
and family..
Mr.and Mrs. James Nlelmn
drove nut from Omaha Sunday and
enioyed dinner at the Wm. Olson
home "west of here.Mrs.Pete
Hansen and daughter, Emily came
up with them and spent the day
with Mrs.Hs.nsen's mother and
sister,Mrs. Chris Wachter and
Christene.
Mrs,Gilbert Olson received a
message Sunday moming bearing
the news that her sister-in-law,
Mrs. John Sullivan had died very
suddenly at her home a t south
Omaha at six o'clock that mom-
ing.Funeral services will be held
Wedn-tadny.
M m Wm.McDonald and her
daughter,Mrs.Raymond York
and baby of Tekamah, spent Sat-
urday aihsrnoon visiting at the
Dr. I, w. Cnxmbaugh home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Olson drovo
to Omaha Monday,taldng Mrs.
Tillie Waqhter down.She w u t
stay until after the funeral Wed-
nesday of Mrs.Maggie Sullivan
and then return w the OlsonhomeHenryBake r o f Bldr,visited
friends in Herman Tuesday and
Wednesday.Jennings West of W a t Bros.,made a business trip to Omaha;
Friday.~Minas Eleanor and La'l`wileMartin of Wayne,were week-end
guests at the Edgar DeVall home.'with them -and remained unti l'Mr.und Mrs.John Andersen
°--»'--- »-»-l--.na ;.|.:m-an emmf alma...with
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Continuedomo me gelaune ana sur wen.roumuucm rwuye W.Add pineapple and chill until i t French Drmaingbegins to thicken.Add white of Eight tablespoons (95 cup)
eggs beaten stiff.Beat for ten Amaiza oil,3 tablespoons lemon
minutes and freeze..juice or win¢8\\l'. 1 teaspoon sugar,Annie Butler Sandwich 'A wqspoon salg lxpprika. Mix in-
mfnd ellective medicine tn everybody
whose rundown condition calls for
complete rmtorationl'
Fashion Center Silk Dresses-
Vnlues no S9 on sale now sans;
.wnuuy eveuws...............<.. .,..,.... ..........,_ .E.E. Taylor of Lincoln.mf g Mrs. Andersen's mother at Blair.E
his sister,M m H .B.Camera Mr. and Mrs: R. J. Schenck of .E
and Mr. Cameron a wisit one day Stanton, Iowa wen: visiting w i t h E
last week.friends and re lnti ve s here a fe w 2
Mr. md Mrs. L. C, I-Innsen,Mrs.days last weels.5
mm. n mn n n g h d Mr. and Mrs.The mild election sunoer serv-;
W E h a v e d e c i d e d t o c o n t i n u e
- . . _- | . . . - l -__ .L_ _:_ ___ _ l _u u r s t u c ls r e u u c m g s a l eFor id open fac e d san dwic h mix | gre dieiu ts an d bea t iqmtil c reamy
an n u l h a r m n f c imam rh ee ie a n d Ui ! S US I E ;
values to $12 on sale now, $'!.95;Chas.Hammer of Blair, attendedxed at the Legion han dining room
values Do $18 on sale now$12.75--the O. E. S. meeting last Thura»drew a big crowd and the ladies
atb the (mart new styles,colors day evening.Mrs.Bendorf serv-.made a neat sum of money.aldmorials in sizes 11 to 52 smiled on the refreshment committee Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper are
1415 to g51,5_43»1z|that evening with Mrs. C. J. Horn enjoying a wcek's visit at the
for ten days ending Saturday,
November 23.Many responded
l _I 'I . o f r u
CALHOUN lf~ds~ ~e~ at the Watkins
\\l :|: ||9 _..-- e md slic es o f g r a h a m bread.gr e e n vegetables wh e n th e y boil
ou ma y ad d a s pr i nk li ng of f in e -imp r ove s the f la vo r a n d retai ns
y gr o un d wa ln u ts .th e c olor.Puuhinn Cnnbhr W i n te r Coa ts-s
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to ou r m g r e u u c u o n o t t e r a n d |Q U l u ; u » \ n - n
va lu e s to $ 2 5 on s a le now $1 6.7 5;
ivalues to $40 on sale no w.$ 29.E J 0-
. a ll th e s ma r t n e jw s ty le s i n bla c k took advantage of the
prices and laid in a sup]
future use.W e still he
IMMENSE stock awaitin
inspection.Come earl
special /\ l
Tbe Home of Peyfecl Talking Prclures
F R I D A Y a n d S A TU R D A Y
Saturday Matinee
NOVEMBER 14 und 15
"Border Romance"
With Armida and Don Terry
COMEDY-Men Without Skirts ¢
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Sunday Matinee
NOVEMBER 16 and 17
ccCommon Clay"
With Constance Bennett and Lew Ayres
Toby the Milk Msn-Lady You Slay Me
PATHE NEWS
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TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 18
"Guilty"
With Virginia Vaile and John Hulllud
COM?-:DY-.mumyu Waek-end
GLASSWARE NIGHT
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 19 and 20
" T h e S t o r m"
COMEDY-Pun md Simple
With Lupe Vela :md William Boyd
COMING--Sunday :nd Momhy,
"The Spnlls-u"with Guy Coupe: Nov. Z3 xml 24
THURSDAYNOVEMBER 13
66 0 ~T a m i n g o f t h e S h r e w "
With Mary Pickford and Doughs Fairbanks
COMEDY-Golf Spécialisl
A N U v 1 L ; u \ u l
Mrs. O. A. I-`ick.a trained nurse
went out to the Paul Kruse home
Monday aftemoon, to carey for
Paul's father,Henry Kruse, who
is quite ill.
Lucille and Mary Ann Rlohwer,
young daughter.: of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rohwer,enwnained their
classmates at a Halloween party
at their home, after school hours
Monday.A very enjoyable time
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happy couple and were all treated
royally.Mr. and Mrs. Frahm are
at home to their friends at their
farm home we!! of town and their
many friends wish them much
happiness and prosperity in their
wedded life.
Mrs.Scott Allen entertained
the members of the Happy 1-lou!Club, at her home Thursday aft-
emoon, with every member pres-
ent.Prize winners for the aft-
ernoon were Miss Lulu Lorenzenl
ana colorS ln Sizes un w `*°.- - u
HERMAN NEWS
Mrs. J. H. Johnson of Lincoln,
spent several days here with Mr.
Johnson last week.hir.and Mrs. D. w.Rutledge,
Mrs. 0. H. Godsey and Mrs. o. L.
Hllsinger drove to Schuyler, Neb.Wednesday.The ladies attended
the Degree of Honor convention.
They report a very interestingN
ply for
ave an
\s your
ly an d
R E D U C T I O N S
ler at $1.50
lun Bloomers
lun Vests
'ter Belts '
~ Bells
er Belts
nn Fkilfl 1-mn'
89c
89c
$1.00
75c
50c
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make your choice.
F o L L o w I N G
wal hid bythe vwmim-and M .J. A. kndls Delicimls """""""-kllr. m d Mn. Clll Rohvrer, Hr-! r¢¢m h':\`=nu wen lerved by thu n§§I",|`Ii¢.'§'~
arghter .'.i'a"é|.,». 'A'»\2..""'.|L'2i.1i"°§§" a Hn. mmm Kuna me her dlughter, gp he; Hmr:n.
.» n.. Rune ul... Mm.. M»md|m.u.L T u . .u. » . . m l n m m ' E ' " " " " f ".Ee _. 'LEY..,'!'
Dxe a :IB!s $2.00 Regular Sell
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50c Brassieres
$1 sigf Brasssieres
39c Brassieres
S9c Bloomers
$1.75 Slips '
59c Children's Hose
Rayon Hose, 3prs.
250 Il $1 Non H
evening,
Miss Meta Mntthiesen of LongBeach,Calif.,visited relatives
hen the forepart of the week.
Miss hintthiesen had just return-ed from a trip abroad.Among those from here attend-
ing the Ak-Snr-Ben stock SHOWWereEditorandIlirs.Frank
Adams,C.B.Mehrens,PercyTucker and Clemens Neuman.The Kensington Club met with
Mrs. Otto Iversen Wednesday nft~
ou..mu om........,.,....,....-...cnllers nt the Jacob Sierk homn
Thursday evening.Henry Rohwer and Wm.Siev<
ers nttended a bankers eonvention
in Omaha Thursday.Harold Déy amd Miss Anita
Fischer attended n football gamein Omaha Saturday afternoon.
The dance given at the city hall
Saturduy night for the benefit of
the local D. E. S. proved s very
pleasant affair, although the at-
tendance was small.Music was
a two weeks stay M. me ru. n.hospital at Omaha.The Guild met with Mrs. Chris
Hansen for work Thursday after-
noon.Mr. und Mrs. W. T. Meador ol
Fremont,spent Saturday and
Sunday nl. the E. C. Burdic home.Ola!Johnson,who suffered a
stroke last summer and has been'confined to his hume since, was
able to vqalk up town one duy last
week..Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petersen are
0 g q u . a u u a l
cs i m § 1 G i f f f '
~n n : u u r u1 nn N $ 1 .2 5 Va l
§..~ Vxters
& | . | 1 \ . | I. c u n
s u mf°`fl' II Swea
2
$1.25 Ulrdles
$1.00 Rayon Skirts
$1.50 Stepins
$1.00 Stepins
Valium i'n S295 Qnnrfn
"',}'§§ $1 sanuaiy Skins 75c
1 25 $1 Wool Tams 50c
J $1 Shell Knee Cotton
s1 .nn |Knit Underwear, Size 44 70c
ernoon wit hevery member pres-
ent.A delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess.Mrs.Grant Lage entertained
the ladies of her neighborhood un
Wednesday afternoon.A contestwasheldinwhich Mrs.Henry
Fischer was winner.A pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed.Miss Emily Ketchmark enter
tained sixteen guests Wednesday
fumishfd by Sievers' orchestra.lpaéhté of a baby soh born on!Hrs Jae Bolln "°'°|Thursday, Oct. 30 ut the Imman-'Mr. and .'.called to Blair Sntnrday afternoonbythesenousillnessofMr.
Bolln's father.The sale of seats for the play"Deacon Duhhs" m be given Fri-
day evening, Nov. 14, which vero
pm.on sale Saturday mm-nlng,_
was very gratifying, fifty dollars-I
worth of tickets being sold tha#
uel hospital at Omaha.
Geo.Rose and son of Omaha,were here Saturday on a business.trip and visited his sister,Mrs.E. W _Bundic and family.
Mrs.Melvem West and babyspent a few days last week visit~
ing relatives at Blair.On Monday a large van camoout from Omaha and moved Mr.evening in lrnorl;fDl;er th ""'id2 y-
Di"2l'S"\'¥»aro Y |Mr.and Mrs.Thomas AutzenAmanda|Kasaan held high scores and children of Qmahs were .sud. Ray Hume," md Miss Jeaale sund,d i m ''ul H;household goods to the city wherem m n l m low.s umme pm¢=l;~;,,;,e'L ,,,,,,,§'gues at e |}§}§_Y_*,}'_j§f §§'1§§_ f,__['°_§''§,§§° will
a n d Mra.Albert Woodward's
E Gowns ,75c $1.25 Outsize Hose S9c E
E é1f65`¥x§"i"§§1b§L§&éI~ed """g;= I»otof$2 Pajamas $1.50 E
§, . , E , , E E g 0 A T 1 § X i { E X § { §§
§Children's,2to 14 years,....$1_75 =;j;;'§
E Wornen's and Misses,sizes 16 to 48 §
g $ 5 ? ° °t o $ 3 5 . 0 0 §
~ T h e S t y l e S h o p p e ~
§MRS. C. C. VAN DEUSEN, Prop.BLAIR, NEBRASKA E
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were awarded each of them.A The following amounce:nent, "'§{,.°§:°C"]a`;§e §eid "Wm ';;;";e the
lovely luncheon v{as servqi by the made in the Omaha Sunday pu-meeting of the whim Cross at her
hostess and a dehghtful H1110 was pers, will belfpf interest to 9. num-home this week.
renorted.ber of Calhoun morale."Mn a nd Mr and `Mrn 1.r:llhuscunh naTim home of Mr. and Mrs, Les
ter Smith was made MDP? Wed#
nesdny, Nov . 5 by ~ advent of
n baby boy weighing :une apd one~
hnlf pounds.Mrs.Hurst ls car-
ing for mother and lilly _
Mrs.J.F.Linaberry aH1i°""°°'Omaha,were guests Saturday
the engagement v! their daughter,| night and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Dorothy w Dr. R. E. Stdey. son Ivan Helms.Mrs.Bnssett wasof Mr. and Mrs, Charles Staley of formerly Miss Alice Stevens of
Dewitt, Nab.Mis:Lbxaberry is Hai r.the popular heacher of the f\fth|Mrs.o.H.Godsev noted herliiudolph Frahn aI1d Miss Qellll-'and sixth grades in the Ft.. Ca.\~hush;,_mg»;bi,-tha;133;~ lWatkins were umted ln munage houn school, this being her 5BCOnd!N°v '1 by ante,Lining at d i m ;
Wednesday, Nov. 5» the certmony yea: here.Dr.Staley n now than evening for Mr. and Mrs.taking place in Omaha.. After the taking an interneship at Seattle,Ray Triplett, Mrs. Ivan Helms and
wedding the newlyweds.accom- Ewnh-.Miflv Marjorie Godsey.
p n m d by Mr.and Mrs.John,Mr . a nd ~ Gr un t L a g e audi Miss u m River,fifth and
i d M r .d c h i l d r e b e d S d . xE i . . . . § ? . ' 1 ~~~ ~~~~t h 6 w u ; \ \n m ]n l L L -. , . - f f . E ? L ° } " L i ' i '
n.rulbuno .» - - » -- - ---. ..,.................... uusuvl v1l.1:|.1.:lltl lu un:Den u uwu H orne:to Ta b o r ,I o w a wh er e th e y en - |Th e Mi s s e s Ma r ga r e t Gu mp a n d =" m g Ba k e r , J o h n Gr n vi n a n d
jo y e d n,we d d i n g di n ne r at tl: \ e| V i o la Rod ge rs an d Ma r v i n Gu mn E m i l ansen we r e di n ne r gu es ts
h o me o f a n a u n t o f th e b r i d e . On of Ne b n s k n . C i ty , we r e g u e s ts 0 5 Sun day o f M r .a n d hi ts .D i c k
'I'hu.\-:day eve ni n g a g r o u p o f Mi s s E mi l y K e tc h m a r k Sunday .Mo r to n .
:sua Nc um m -:.1a m o
|Claud¢Wood|ndBobhri¢ot0mn-¥amndoddnArmu|5¢e day e¢l¢~,l¢1=l'l'l\mn»vann8mdsydn»-|lwme.Gunter.\|»¢flAn»\un ir in w ¢ m \ . m l C u l mon..~no Q9 " ' ; ; a i ;
~q u a at the 1|
in . n..~\ A# nunah:punun ml hi *a m Rnmlnv vhrlhirl vithlhrnian at Fremont. 'handn .l n s r n a m af,\ha~Mn.Carrlal llr.mdlln.hm£e Hovandirkl
Im.-y"W"th»0 -=»§|E.>I' '' . ; ' " " " ~ . ' .!"2.°!=5°£=°er-;..llnd ;,'.g,{I ""|m"| m u . m d
Sunday din-
menul, Geo.In _ . - - - ,, .... W." ... ..d n y d i m u g m it s lm d n lk m k wlon m d d u a utthe
Laftis home.r~.,.f..-chapalwodneou u m m m _,_M r l . H . E . W i ; | s t n n d M n . F .l I r . ? : ; H r L B . l . I v e n o n x n d ~v u ~n||:hildnnm¢ ; B ln ir : : : :
E¢"sL"S2'"£2"§.'i°1?...'*. 5 , ' % . 5 E ' " ° " " ' " ° ' * " *. m i n g s f g m n a f m m u a t f n u m x n s m m y ¢ v m m ¢ y m w » » » ¢ ¢ 1 ¢ m ¢ u m » m . , .
~*Y l h s h o n m n f h b m , H n . U. \ r Te hma hov e ri hev wtk-end.FnnkBro v m ha ms we xe li i lle r la rfi l ho me .nelday '-"°""°°"~M _ n = v ¢ I v v » ° n i n B w -u m w m g m o l w m m n u l m h l r t l a d o u m m m .c u d . J m m n m
»m m J:&.¢ °-# 1 1 1 =-s =~=\u=1 D-v ° nuua g e +» d=rf';*% fx'1 e e °':°,% ":"*'" """'*=| .,,.".» ..L '.1 ';*°"'"*°<omm¢d 1-»=week ho m 1»\=L_1J:»;»-¢.1g.s,1»=_»;1~z."5»;_ -., » =
|u.mm».u>u.nm»am=I
u Slhmlny
Em!! Ho v -
Hz. ma Hrs. FI Lofds3 flmily °f ann. lgpsui- m;1°5""¥°;m1;*' Jorgensen mua-QQ ., |,,,,,,,'f'""" at `'p.ynn-lmfrx emma, disnv u ox m uy'm u ne pv m lv ' in n w v BIN!!! lxumoxm Clggig g H ,Sa na wr, mum lu ox nuux.-- - - -.of qnoe)the open house Friday evening; za nee m~1"'is -fy qmzty ,h x , w w w g m az u n Wm.m i i u l - . » n d m : \ J . 1 . P ¢ ¢ ¢ mn » n d | d B ° { D d °Bdfi rkfuc mnt Sun-
°"'Frldly.M s 1 , " " 'wi n " Y a : n "<;M m G I- P 1 6 1 2 2 l f -i "° §' X i ,B u i l d s 'accompanied '°"-31° $°'§"a a w w o {heR¥be¢r:y.1 : y :2in Bm:-.'C=l¥'lr» "°=;=,e;;\u and
U " " ° " ' " d ' " ' R ' y " ' " " d K ' ° ' h m d M r 1 H A r r y T \ m ¢ f l h 4 Mf-Ehmo rdv mg !znta a pu:dS\ uux» " ,Q§ ,,, ,¢ ,¢ d; ,m¢ ,gu m| .y 1 . f;¢ | ,Mr . md Mn . P » u 1 J ¢ £ ! e r w n o t u m m ta of
fa v nt th e o o u rt ho ns a mdi o o k a nd Mr s . A,0 .H| w k1 \u ntzmd e d d a y ni g ht md s u nd -I n ¢ u m J . u
'de extension work from M i n Y Irish:andThund;y v m,h u , i m M\.fn. ..A ma Pfidnv .¢..»dmv the nite moon n tthe C. B Bu n n F T. "A lr hon v Inmhn _,,,,'nm1u Curle y Ind hmllv n .
Ledngwn,1 u n m a m m s . s c ¢ » ¢ ¢ y m a m 0 m \ h n , = p ¢ n ¢ ¢ h ° w ° ¢ k f 1 1 d ° f * 1 1 ° " ° " " " ° W ° ' " ° ' ¢ °
the stan: bmkers convention in Vaughn home in Homestead ~_,|
[lnnalmxs of unmln.n . . ..... ~.L_.__.....H
Imilu aut of hen, ndeeonted.Non nm nyon bloomen,pan-Mxywood--10 urlmdl o f l im
tia gshoriic sordka dpe jers ey stock shipped from have duringbloomanfor Women md Mines,reumt week./
Z p d r h i n s l l s i x e a u n d e o l a n Kennuw-» -Nntmul s u being
at the Fashion Center..48-lt lnatdled i n d w .
flmi ly were Sunday a rm~ re a l c ube s ty le s ,$ l _ ~ A n d ~ 8 a r b ~ w i l l be ~pro nd~ne
vi dto n a t the Harold Curley ln nina 'I to 14 nc the Fashion mi ne -
flmi ly were Sunday a rm~ re a l c ube s ty le s ,$ l _ ~ A n d ~ 8 a r b ~ w i l l be ~pro nd~ne
vi dto n a t the Harold Curley ln nina 'I to 14 nc the Fashion mi ne -
"r`|`§¢"Belva vuhir.'a"'"' 7 iw? W fiiihe md ul-:'il» Jorgvemm held ma d;:;hter Barbln Jem ,1|S_',§g§_" gin;-nd onlie;t th:Mr. and mn
| meefinz _Flidny ffm-noon b no ", ual vmma sum fm; Byron gm f__,;"='_ ;,, ~;;_~;.§»=;;. ~
hav-ingnwemm-ross.M t t h e h es f ~md M u W ~-er hnd their nroznm at their nonlnkgurn mimnr md Mrs. ¢..¢.».r.., n.....my nu 4 . . . ~
s . D n x i V a u g h n a n d ~ I ~ " § zi y teinoon vim/-
ixginis and Abbey ora xt tha Frank Brown home.
and M n .Clmrle;Mzannd Mn.J.L .Pe Mrs e-n;nd
',spentS1 md.ny ntt»| on,Rnbe n.\ndMn.Hnrry y
| ..n_..-- m... ....| .-mm. fn Pmmnnt Snmrdnv.
Fuhion Center Beauty Pu-lar-I
Phone 47--Alice 'l'riple4.'t-Finest
Beauty Work in Blair.43-lt
Fownea Gloves lc Women md
Mines,$1 Yo $8.50 in all |tylga,
colon and sizes at the Fashion
Center.43-lt
N911 run rayoxrbloomers,pam
Eu, lhortie s or dlk stripe jusey
hloomers for Women and Misses,
2 pair $1 in all sizes and colors
at the Fashion Center.43-IK
LOVE PIRAT
Students of :
FRIDAY,
Cutla in
cAsr or
Dorothy Dear, daughter ol pnnta
Misa Primer, teacher of privlie .
lehun -------~-m m m ------Lilinoe -------lhlle --~----(Hlwliim gi rls, daug~
Billy Wood, Ueubenmt, U. S.
Pinto Chief,heartless pirate,--
Sa\ry,upix-ate -~----
Chorus of lhwalim Girls (about
Chorus of Pix-oben (about 80)
S T A G
SCENE:Gandeu of Miss '
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MUS!
1.Overture
2.Ope ning Chmu
3,Whilper Aloha ---
4.Yo, for Pirates Bold --
5.W hy l 'mSi ngi s ----
6.You Need A Good Cook B~
'l.We We re Crooh. Now w
8.Ho w di e Ho me ma Dmg
9.Te . ll Ke W ho ~---
10.0h,I.s Tlut SO!
11.Pln li ng ----
12.Finlle ---
18.Fa i r Hun li , Our Own Ho
14.Don't Be A Slave lo Old lu
15.Simply Sly Aloha ---
16.In an Awful Scrape --
11.lly Castle in a n Unlmown
18.C\n't You See I'm Angry
19.Old F18 8 o f line
20.Finale --~----
Dramatic;---»
Costumes --~-
Scenery and Decorntio
Special Dauoea --_
Publldtylnd'l'ickets
Music Supervisor -~
m e n sen
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Marie Anderson of Blnir is vis-
iting a t the Arthur Anderson
home.Evelyn Enger spent a few days
of last week at the Floyd Mnglll
home.Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Magill
and children wma Sunday visitors
at the Henry Hovendick home.Mr.and M n .Freeman Loftis
and Howard were Friday eveningvldwrsattheGeorgeLoitis
home.'Ethel and Arlene 'Kahlua were
Saturday dtemoon visitors win.
Daisy Thompson.Em. Krohn was a Sunday nib-
emoon visitor at the Henry Kru-
ger home.Liberty Eriksen sperm Sunday
afbemoon at the Herman Rogenhnme.llr. and Mtn. Ray Dcrnnelly and
son of Omaha, and Annie and
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w w w ~ S o n b l m
Psucu..~
WITHTHB \\
w ~ f a
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/ » f ~
"a.;-"--1
Louise Rioemrufld famous gnphdogist,
can poaitivcly rad your tnle.nt|,vi.|-cues
and fault: in thc drawing, words md
'llhlt nuts thAt you scribble when "lostil thought".Smd "b '"'.,.....,,..... ,¢¢¢m'§¢'.'£'."'£'2'i.¢.bud, cmtfmmn sm al Mihéo pencils. mcuaomu.. Add:u|Loui.|nR1ne.¢axe or
um.; FENCE. eo.. msw YORK un
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~Mako
Friday
Macaroni Day.-.-
Eat ..
G o o c l f s
B e s t
*z M a c a r o n i
.-a u -. . ~ » \ " " ~vu- 0 W *g g ; f y |
oqnfi SPAG-'T', y nn s !» » l ° ' . ? - ' f f _ ; " " E L
aehool.They were enjoyed by all
mothers and also the pupils.
Hr. and Hrs. Clifford Hineline
attended n surprise party Satuh
day nt the home of Minno Larson.Ham Gurtin had the mlsformue
w ste p on a spike mr Tue sday
and has been under the doctors
are s ince
Some of the neighbors were
busy moving their mall boxes Fri-day as the mall\-oute changed on
Saturday momi going up thru
the hills instead of down on the
bottoms.Mr. and Mrs. _ aye Qustingnd
R.A.Davies.Mrs. Dilliner isMrs.Blnckhurn's granddaughter.Qohn F. Jackerrm rem:-md Tues
|day` from Omaha where he spent,mveral a y e with his brother,
'Bernard and wife.Mrs. hw Weber. who underwentanoperationinaFremonthoo-
pital several weeks ago,is con-
vnlesdng at the home of her rno<ther, Mrs. Henry Wehner in FN<
mont.
Fnshion Cmuzr Benuty Parlor-
Pho ne 47-Alice 'Trlple tt-Finat
Reantv Work in Blair.|3415
l - " Hmm -...el `o...- - . . . . ,.-1. uuwu v um aus . num;Q..-¢¢.~Prendce Smith since gettin thnxlor their father.s
Mr. md Mrs. Byron Beard and
sons were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs.Beard's sister,Mrs.John
Teknmah.
Mr.and Mrs.Loran Laymanand children spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Elliott at Ar-
lzona.
.Abner King visited Sunday with
his mother in Blair, who has beenbedlast for sixteen months.
Tuesday evening dinner guests
of Mr. nm! Mn Wm, Brat; were
'S¢herner and husband, north o l
family.
Merldlth and Willard IversonspentWednesdayeveningwith
Elmer and James Dixon.
Roy Wakefield, Jr. wus a Sun-day guest az the home of his aunt,
n m my W hitmus.Friends and relatives of Mr.and Mrs. Roy Lyons pulled of! a
surprise party on them Saturday
evening.Mrs.Lucien Peek of Blair, was
a Sunday visiwr at the Neum
Warrick home.Mr.Peck is on
the road to recovery st the Uni.
vnmitu lmxnifnl.Rav Peek wan
Es or HZWA
fven by
lair Junior High
ions, vw age! Jack vunneu zsun-""um si=.§,;d'sf»»;"§;i¢2i; ", m i """'a S""";»".;...;§a.=,;';;. ééli"Y with Etml Hatzen Ind f m y wfu xomwsuédsug s29:;|°°d Mrs. George Hain and Mr. as imc Ed Hawkins home.
-fagggd wihqgr new gugh tu $650.g,t§¢k $5 ,d 6_'and Mrs.Harry Tyson.All at-The Kindred Men?Makers
r ..f'l tended the Legion dance at &iing's Club will meet Nov. 20 with Mrs.vmve r .M r s .M a t z e n i s M m G u . s t l n ' a R o b i n h o o d f o r r e c h i l d r e n $ ; 4 9 l a t e r .C l y d e p i t c h a n d t h e S e l f I m p r o v e -
N n 1 J.s i s t e r ..____.t 0 $ 3 5 0 .A l l i i i ' 0 8 - A l \ ' 8 Y B S o m e - ,u p n m 1 M "m a r r m - . 1 \»!|»nns:|»Iv» 1 \ $n.. .. ¢., .+m m .M 1 1 anu nai
nov. 14, 1930
'Usa al8:/5
Charles Harman of Omaha, wereonfw his farm Snturdny shelling
popcorn.Arthur Rowe did the
ahellinz-_
Elmer Michelson and family oi
Weeping Wnher, were Snndny vis-itors at the George und John
lineline homes.Mr. nnd Mm.Ray Busch anddaughter came Wednesday evening
mn d i n z the remainder of theweek At her puents home, Mr. and
Hrs. John Hineline.Roy attend-
ed the teachers' mnvention.Harold Hi eline of Oakland,spent the wee aid with his grandfuther and uncle, Prank and Cliff-
Lhing New.48-lt I
P E A C E F U L H I L L
Peaeeful Hill will hold their
first community club meeting on
Tuesdny evening,Nov.18.Be
sure and come.Christina Wiese is helping Her-
man Wicse's this week.
Mr. and Mn. Charles Voss en-
tertained A large number of reh-
tins Saturday and Sunday.Mr. George Voss and dsughber;
Frances of Cavour,S.D.spentthe weekend with relatives.
and Mr. and Mrs. Zenoa Smith of
Blair, were guests for Sunday din-
ner with Mr.and Mrs.HarryTyson.They also stayed for tha
evening.Mr. und Mrs. Harry Tyson and
Mrs. Watson Tyson ol Blnigsyenl;
Monday afternoon a t the ohn
Newell home.Robert Vensrd
came home with the Tysons for a
few days visit before going i n
Missouri to spend the winter.
Mr.and Mrs. l'..ouis Long of
Herman,Mr.and Mrs.George
£Reid of Tekumnh,were Sunday
|s!=°'"H ens o f Mr.and Mrs.
mu", ravymv Vino -w ...wt ......28 with Mrs.Byron Bunn and
have n lesson on Thinking a Hook-ed Rug".This was`decided at a.
joint meeting Thursday ahernoon
at the home ol Mrs. Opal Reeves.
Fownes Gloves for Women and
Misses,$1 to $850 in all styles,
colors And dues at the Fashion
Center.48-lt'
Fashion Center Winner Goats-vulues to $25 on sale now $l6.'I6;
vdues to $40 on sale now $29.50-
adl the smart new styles in black
and colors in sizes 14 to 48_43-lt
CHARACTERS
an mannger -CATHERINE JENKINSml of girls MARY LOUISE MORAN
JACQUELINE Drxo N
FAYE HANSEN:m n BEALES
EMIL Y AL L EN
:ra of rich plantation owners)
ber,Thmnessee -WAYNE DUDGEON
ybe DON BELLOWS
30)
ad Hinelini and family.Seymour Smith of Omaha, cnll~
d on friends around De Som on
londa y.
Irene Moeller spent the week-
ud win. the little s. Hinellne gun
Pele Jones and family called on
Unlber Smith and family of Cal-
houn Sunday afiernaon.Joe Sully is out picking cornfer John Sully with his com picker
Mrs.Ed Landem visited her
Sunday visitam at the H. C.
Kuhr home were Mr.and Mrs.
Hana x. Nelson and sons of Oma-
ha and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kniep
M n .I-l. C. Kuhr and Evelyn
Knowlwn athended Eastem Star
aL Blair Friday evening.Mar-jorie xuhf rehu-ned'with them to
spend the week-end at home.
Lillian and Marie Kahnk visit-ed with Berniw Miller Sunday
alvemoon,
|n e n a e l n A y a u n .
Fred Metzler spent Sunday eve-
ning at the home of his daughter,Mrs. Shirley McKex'¢her of Blair,
where his sou,Harald who has
been working at Powell, Wyoming
was also a visitor.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J.Boite and
family and Misa Hazel Duhse
drove zo Bennington to see the
baby boy at the Aruil Sdzumann .~
home.
Non run rayon bloomers,pan~l
ties, ahortieg or silk su-ipé jersey
bloomers fur Women and Misses,
2 pair $1 in all sizes and colors
nt tha Fashion Center.43 -u
HILLSIDE NEWS OFGARDNER DISTRICT
ea fllauaen drove i n from!
s n r r u m
ner'a privaba school, tropical foliage;down rlghL
NUMBERS
C T I'husband and daughter i
tyo days last week.
Don't forget to attwenddv nl at \he West DeS<
n Omnha Mr. and Mrs. Alfred SvogersonI
l the nar-no school
l:30. They
for ynu.
d n playRaymond
be.Given
uh.
and Christine visited at the Otw
Voss *=°'=°,3 Sunday afternoon.Learn rich spent Sundiy alt~
ernoon with Clara Knhnk.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weseman,Celia and Elvena visited a t the
Snm Holstein home Sundny.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wrich andCodnne were Blair wlers Friday
.n.»-........rmw. nm. nm.. mul.
nuns uenmne warncx was H muwl, A.u .outunmy uxwnwuuguestof relatives at the B.F. to visit. hll parents, Mr ,and Mm
Jens Clausen and other relnEves
and friends.le o left over a
y e a r n g o t o ml k e h i s h o me w l t h
an uncle in Dakota.He will spend
some time here and may not re-
turn until toward spring.It hasbeencold there this fall.The
thermometer registered 16 de-
grees below gero and ice dx inch-
Peck fnmily at Tekamah Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Opal Reeves ma
children were Sunday dinnerguesta of Mr .and Mrs. Clarence
Simpson, south of Blair.
Timm Tucker ls husking earn
with | picw at the L0\liB Grimm
' m m since Saturdny.George Petersen, A. W, Clarke
house Friday, Nov. 7 at E
will have a.surpriseTherewill be booths an
n d U. S. Renne mdKrozh will have a debaby De Soto l'o\na\'s C!
Chonn
Pink Chic! and Chorus of Pinkas
lisa Primer
Pirate Qxief md Chorus
re Crooks --Chorus of Pirates
Dorothvlt!;l¢l=L||lJ\Ill.~ " ' " " '\<5""."if" `"`"I°"""f°": Floyd are husking f0|.'\¢3 thick on the 181505 which sounds§fr§t° BPf".¢__° VL....'E'}___...x A. E. Dixon..cold enounrh for us.Wash Dresses,2 for $1.50 in
nies 14 to 4s st the I-'xshion Cen~
mr.43-n
Fashiuu Ca me Silk m u m -
Vdnes no $0 on sale now $6.75-
vmlues to $12 on sule now, $7957
.-w a a a a m ;
Dorothy, Billy and Chorus
Dorothy, Billy and Chorul
'3'""ana '""" neu Y°"". lun nn-. and Mrs. A. E. Beale; md Mn. Join Reid attended x cmdLg-gh~ s n g E m s "u:;:d|Jane, and Eugene Bunn were Sun-party at the Ed Nate! home south
g f m j m xx un '' day mmf guests at the c.B. of Blah- Satuxdny evening.
B h s Ella Mr.d M H E viMr. and Hrs. Wm. Voss visikd if ..,.°"£f,,.,'i'Z'Z°5=.§'21»...,. .ng :¢.,a .."'2\.- ,Sh em.\.\:fyu....:.
#dues lo $18 on sole now $12.75-
dl th e s mn n e w styles,colors
ld umtaeriuls in sizes 11 to 52 and
14%m 26'/2.48-li
ARLINGTON NOTES
at the Henry Goader home in
Bennington Sunday evening.
Fovmes Gloves for Women and
Misses,$1 m $3.56 in all styles,
colors",nnd sims at the Fashion
Center. \43-li
sonof Florence and llr. and Mrs.
Byron Bunn.
Mr. and Hrs. Paul Paulsen and
family drove to Omnhx Sunday tovisit their uncle and family.
The Bridge View Project Club
lheld their meetinnr Thurndnv aft-
near Elk City Sunday..Mr. and Mrs. Alfrea Reehspenh
Wednesday evening at the J.L .
Petersen home.Mrs. Jens Clausen was hostess
to the Danish Ladies Aid at the¢-hun~\\In Rlalr Wrdnandnv nfl.
C T I I
Chorus of Hawaiian Girl!
Worry - um Primer, Dummy and cum.
Lehua and Chorus
Dorothy and Chorus of Pirates
r (bats 2" =T§}§u{"ii£§.`2:.`1`f1 f:`éi1}-i ;£5é§>",;.
lll\rr.1 wlan with Mrs. Car] Sorensen :rave Mr. *ml Mm Ffhrin '|"n\hlunn nfA s|5ec:ia}l .qnion .t-mi§t.ioe ser Mlm Primmr Di\»nh\ r'|J.: ...A rn...values to $26 on sale now 516.75%
values tn $40 on sale now $29.50-
ull the smart new styles in black
and colors in sizes 14 to 48_43-it
A L ON G T H E
B O T TO M R O A D
Omaha visitors at the HarryTyson home Sunday evening wernMr, and Mrs. Fred McDadels andMickey. Mr. and Mrs. Arb. Jones,
..~,»HUT !McDaniel;and Mr.and the Walter Gutschow fan-n, spentMrs. Paul Ke\ley.|Tuesday evening at the Robert
Mrs. F, Muller and son, uma Widener home.and father, A. A. Anderson wem|Mr.and Mrs.John Kelley of
Tekumah visiiors Monday after-Burt county and Mr.and Hrs.
the lesson on "Making the Living
Room Attractive".
Miss Marjorie Hineline of De
Soto, was a guest of the R. Wid-
Sunday.Miss Helen Andreaaen of
Blair, was also a. Sunday supper
guest.Sunday evening vid!/ora with
Mr. and Mrs.Burn Kelley were
Mr.and Mrs,Ray Watkins ot
Arizona.
Hr.and Mrs.Alfred Hansen
and two daughters,who live on
sonville, Iowa spent the weekend E
at the F. C. C. Petersen and CecilThompson homes.
Mrs. Jens Clausen and san, Leo
Herman, and Mr. a nd Hn.Wm .
Reeh of Blair were Sunday dinner._guests at the Pete Truhlsen home. .
Elizabeth and Hazel Sheets via-r ,
ited with Ruth Elaine Matz Sun-'Iday afternoon.,4 j ;.1.
hir. and Mrs. Harry Ervey and 1.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L.Petersen at-~
tended the stock show at the .Ak-
ggi-Ben field;in Omaha Thurs-"
y.Mrs.Milo Schocks of Fremont,
spent Tuesday wlth her mother,
\§f, " . r
1 \.. ;..- o ';.
". | . ..\.\
Mrs. F~k Brown.~ ~
M a c ~
E
G 0 |
M~
a v *u n -
¢ - I
.
~uional ihuxch on Sunday rnormng
when Rev.Adrian J.Edgar ofie MW E. church gave as very in-'|zp.iring sermon on "The Way of
Ponce".The American Legion,
Auxiiiary and other patriotic or-ganizations att-ended in a body. In
the evening Rev.Rudolph Hertz,gen. sup't. of church work among
the lndzans on the Cheyenne river,
Standing Rock and Rosebud res#orvalions,gave a talk about hisactivities and sort of the history
White
Miss Wanda Mlmone
Mins Madge King
Miss Mildred McGill
mined by
af Indian missionary work.Dr.
W. A. Tyler of Lincoln, also gave ol.oncl~lEs'mA
values to $26 on sale now 516.75%
values tn $40 on sale now $29.50-
ull the smart new styles in black
and colors in sizes 14 to 48_43-it
A L ON G T H E
B O T TO M R O A D
Omaha visitors at the HarryTyson home Sunday evening wernMr, and Mrs. Fred McDadels andMickey. Mr. and Mrs. Arb. Jones,
..~,»HUT !McDaniel;and Mr.and the Walter Gutschow fan-n, spentMrs. Paul Ke\ley.|Tuesday evening at the Robert
Mrs. F, Muller and son, uma Widener home.and father, A. A. Anderson wem|Mr.and Mrs.John Kelley of
Tekumah visiiors Monday after-Burt county and Mr.and Hrs.
the lesson on "Making the Living
Room Attractive".
Miss Marjorie Hineline of De
Soto, was a guest of the R. Wid-
Sunday.Miss Helen Andreaaen of
Blair, was also a. Sunday supper
guest.Sunday evening vid!/ora with
Mr. and Mrs.Burn Kelley were
Mr.and Mrs,Ray Watkins ot
Arizona.
Hr.and Mrs.Alfred Hansen
and two daughters,who live on
sonville, Iowa spent the weekend E
at the F. C. C. Petersen and CecilThompson homes.
Mrs. Jens Clausen and san, Leo
Herman, and Mr. a nd Hn.Wm .
Reeh of Blair were Sunday dinner._guests at the Pete Truhlsen home. .
Elizabeth and Hazel Sheets via-r ,
ited with Ruth Elaine Matz Sun-'Iday afternoon.,4 j ;.1.
hir. and Mrs. Harry Ervey and 1.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L.Petersen at-~
tended the stock show at the .Ak-
ggi-Ben field;in Omaha Thurs-"
y.Mrs.Milo Schocks of Fremont,
spent Tuesday wlth her mother,
\§f, " . r
1 \.. ;..- o ';.
". | . ..\.\
Mrs. F~k Brown.~ ~
M a c ~
E
G 0 |
M~
a v *u n -
¢ - I
.
~dlyn MIA: whidu tiny will mvvo
u Gollndl Bluffs when III.Ut-
terback has secured employment.Mrs. Vernon Marshall and dnl#dnsn drove to Lincoln Sundaywhen they visited Zllr.Marshallwho is still in the hospital.\Mr .11-ml Mrs. Mmin Muhe ofFremont, spent Sunday hel-e with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.BLAIR s 10 COMMUNITY SALEDAY1~.M. wi l k i h s .
D r . a n d Mr s .D .M
"Na W um mm., W .»-mu.. vu...I-7. their home un Saturday ew#~
ling at their regular bridgc din-A W A I T You- -COME, 'GET YOUR SHARE EARLY
m r
DAYS ;";"~;'~iNov 5»i7é'i`>. NOV. 26
MARATHON SERWICE STATION '1'HE HOME THEATRE
W. J. SAS GENERAL MERCHANDISE
BLAIR RACKET STORE
J. E. CAMPBELL FURNITURE
BLUE GOOSE GROCERY
THE NORTH SIDE STORE
BLAIR TOP AND TIRE CO.
BLAIR SERVICE STATION
Each of the 30 Business Men listed at the Left and Right are
giving many special inducements for your
VINTON-EVANS CHEVROLET CO.
NEBRASKA-IOWA SERVICE STATION Th anksgiving PatronageROBERTS CAFE
in Frembnt n Sunda' aftemoonfOut of to xn rvlati es who a t - l l 0 . P . S K A G G S T O R E
QUALITY G00l)S AT REAsoNABL|z PRICESFARMERS STATE BANK
ADVANCE CLEANERS
THE BLAIR FLOUR CO.
_ _ & >l " l l 3 \ ! \ \ l " \ i \ l " \1 \ ! \ . r \ n |v i v v i x t v w v u i v v w u i
11.Make ll lo Your Advanldge lo umm uunr 5l(U§. l"UlCNl'|.`Ul¢l
BOHS GROCERY AND MEATS
THE STEW ART PHARMACY
PETERSENS HARDW ARE
.m a Mr. Ind ln. wa Ablhln,'|B L A I R C 0 - O P E R A T N E C R E A M E R Yall of Nnrlh Belld. her unter. Mn." BUY I T I N BL AI RL. POUNDS, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
nuyler.Idra. M. E. Winsrat and Mrs. ~J .D CLOTHING STORE §':.?.::;'GET Busy'Ba ei §DETLOF WOISMAN SERVICE STA-
Now ~TS -ns E TION~'0 0 are Ripe §THE STYLE SHOPPE '
ROBINSONS CAFE
ls y K~ ';;;;°";,,;'§"',;.Knhle r,\\T H E A R N D T - S N Y D E R M O T O R c o .
Mrs. Kohler'a father and Mrs. B._.___ . _-_» _'"um|n|mnm|||||nm||nn|mumummu||m|n|||||m||||||||nnnlnlI||1|||||n|InInu|||||In|nnlmnn|mu||||||||||u|||||||||||uulmi 'mm ARNDT HARDWARE CO..|. E. MARKS AND SON
'Rlnir N»hrn.nlr- Nnvfmbnr 13- 1930
~ cm cnooss
(Condnned from page two)
The e m we re |:ms mre e a .When hll came will wus workin;a n un Sa n la ta . In ur.Poo\e'|
mixer'He wooed her, and :ha yldded ta
him.nndlng an tnnxnvn hwtunzJoy In his old eagerness-his aidhx-ing enthmslum.Thls_!1de uf
human love wan not neii' to her.
It nmeneu wu llkzxn e ncqnnr-
u u a a b s u u . , u o - a l ~~
l u n k e d f r e s h a n d w e l l .H e a d o r e d
t h e c h i l d r e n a n d e n j o y e d t h e m m o r e
t h a n h e e v e r h a d .a n d n o l m z m l n
eve r h ad a man e lave rllke hu dra ml
than Ernestlne. Two or three time-n
a week they m- n l to th e th mi vr .
.,|
iburl time uv the hail lovévl har
honle and blessed her poneumns.
W u :here naming sbe could do
far Will! Nothing. She had learnedmn hard rm once.und m her not
form! Itnow.Wu ne llwnyl tobe Iundy?Could norher body rn
upon his own ability md energy. ;Inactive d o l h n a n retarding
business ropg n u .Hesitmcy to
b is 'kzphmg goods on deden'
wume a be d :Sr ps o llna whklnh
the mdum-y,had been n n m
found in distilling crude oil.
The war accelerated thi demand
nnexvea,schedules
~O f !~U m !f a v 1\4 lmn la i inn " A hh vi la n l 'f m
|ma emma.out .1 °" "'°';';"°"",'";,,;',;anrt."md (nr luhrlnnnll ol .n mu.l u l l !Q u a l q | l | u |l l I l l \ l l v v a u ld o omce.under a three-y our con-
u-nm.."l"h e ml tlmn rlnm u tme rn !
ued at sixty tlullnrs as Slrlp the lirst
y ear.and mo re the nnmnd and
thi rd.Six day s n W evk nt sixty dnl
lnrn u day .A full page tor the Suo-
dly 1s\|p§alen¢r-rn ln o o l o m. I t | me
da l p r ic e .Th e ti d e o t mo ne y a n d
prestige ponren ln on them ina sun-
tling way . The mm le gmplemnde at
trnr llr e o ffe rs.W ill knew h o t'to
make nnlmnted movies.
The Tod zls mo wed to a Colonlnl
borne only about a mJ le_l'rotn num
or to eom»et1s.satisfy ing n lo n g
mlrrerl hun-'r~r for bounty nf sflnhl
| | I. ¢i wlllnl. lnr muwmottl o nd wlnr
Hrneslllav tmfl nlvked up easily tht-
olll thrrsuis nl'snvlal ¢'mlt:lt"l.ustlmu gh sh e ha d be en llvln g ln nn
ulhvr vlly alll this IIITTP.Th e nhl
frlrn¢l¢vlosvd nrmvlrl her ns nnt
tlrully an tlmmrla till#limi n e w :
|.n.»on far fr om them.nm!in an
Illllt' whlle the §u| ;;utl, the lurtlllilaa
jot.:-s. the odd lntlmarles were bnrk
with hor ugalln.The mon ey nowed In onc ontroll
ably .They houszht a sec ond cor.
c o mmon h im, he r lo ve e uf old hi m?
M times she c ould be c lose against
his heart.At other time! he tvoulrl
he remote fr o m her.fr o m all ol'
them.Her sph -it c ri ed out in pro
:en aan lns t the sens e o f a lle natlon
tha t wa s s we ep in g d own upo n he r.
He r th ro a t ac hed bitterly .She shook herself.' r ms wa s
nonsense.Because wm s to r e d a t
a tr ee a nd a Stun' one wa s Invok°
Ing disaster.I l e had c ome In
early a nd gone out ln hls ga rden tn
enjoy the evening, and the light had
ma de h im loo k wa n.
ment.But after he vru.5ll!¢l1| 11¢ D:her side, she wept sec re =,,gg¢hg=
so no-mga.Eve n ln h is at .| |honesty wa r ne d .h e r th a t not her
beauty , not .her love. not her dear
ness had altered him:--he .had been
fmpelled to wa rd he r b r s o me th i n :
wlthln hi ms elf .Hi s deep an d se
c ret sprin gs of anls try were n wak~
enlng.stirring.Solitary even ln
his passi on ond h is love.Th e n e xt mo rn i n g s he r os e wi th
her heart hardened vrlth determlnn-
tlon , an d u tter he h ad g o ne d own
to wn .she hunted_ outmamosg h f r
| employm
McDermott mggeded as one 'ri1l§ .}}[>1£1§}=Im¢ iéio being u
means to stimulate additional ex-an important consumer..
d'¢r.1.hi.ut.i .1 h}'§l`é£`§»§'€...1. now.me o s o p l An °.r2S\1{¢-.the oil induxt
,a \mo n nvermg .,hzund that
Oil---the "Nuiaance'I a c l lx n e s wa r n e n u r e w ma u e u u a :-- - _._- .- - __ _ .I _N e w fi eld s we r e di s c o ve r ed ,m vrefineriesb u i lt a n d o ld oben a -
lnr ge d,trmsp or tatio im fa c i litie sItisinterestingwnobethat
sudden demand for what was
hltlxerto considered a nuisan.;
crude oil-led to the founding ol
the American petroleum industry.
Many years later a similar demand
extended.More efficient proces-
es were developed and market UD-
lew increased.No other ind try
has eéer been called upon to
so great a capital outlay within
mr s .They null rented tne nnuw"to see how they llked ll" with the
poalhlllty n l hnylng ll ln theh-
mlnds.wut odered the West eldo
home in un a trade. but Ernestlne
would not se ll the llnle houm"Yau never 4-an tell," ahe lnllxtc-d.
and tlmugh \\'|l| laughed at thls. he
dd not resist her tenderness toward
the house.
Pap a es ta blis he d the mm fu nd s.
Ho n e y poured l u upon th em ln
the rldlc ulaus and unreasonable way
In whlc h money behaves.I! deemed
no w th a t n o lh lng was too nlc e f o r
the Todsll.Th e n ew h u b: wa l b or n
und er th e must promlslng cond!-
llo n l. I n th e t h ln n la l roo m In th e
and there were |K'llllll|\l|cmtnes.
new J ewe ln a nd (u rs fo r Emrslln e,
c ha rge n c mu nm. u po ny :tabled at
a n expensive rldlng ac ademy for
the c hildren.Th e y la lk ed o f lmy
ing the hn use th ey wer e ln. hut al
ready n seemed nmnll. W lll thought
be would llk e lo he near er the lake
an d f a n h e r n o n h .H e fe lt Lhas
they needed mare room.
On e da y ln th e f u ll wh e n ' B i lly
th e B a by "wa s mo y e n n o ld .E r
nestlne e ntertalne d her hrldge c lnh
l u d that af tern oon see med to her
u perfec t example o f wh a t life
mlg h l be f o r a wo ma n .S h e wa s
pr ou d o r her home.p r o u d o t her
Lhln ehlnn. her benutlful sllver, her
ll n l th e s e ml n me n n l c omments
the tlgep fnta lls tlc c nuvlc tlon lltn l
ha d luld lue lf u po n h er he a rt.
¢..¢.-.b m e l t ln e wu tth e d \vux du rlng
th e n lu te r mo n th s th a t followed
n lth o n t ma k in g mu c h headway ln
her e ffor ts to und erstand hlm.E l s
ahstrac tlon at limes was so lntenSe
that h e tuoted llk e a somnnmbu
lls l.The c h ild ren bloomed.Peterwa s tt tall slru ng b oy wllh a li ve ly
mlnd and body .tt was evldenl. Lhntli la ln e wou ld be u b le to s ta rt vllth
her lessons ln anoth er y ear.Th e
huhy would be three ln the summer.
an d h e wa s eve rv one's dnt-llnz.
g dletl u theeded.Nothing c ould shake possessions m e u m u ma :n f ,..-f
ha d given her,so lo n g . n ',;o.She
took the bun and went hac k ro Erie
str eet, walk ed the old f nmllln r way
again an d c ame to th e o!d omc e,Peas Please
R shouid there be a comma in mo ¢sz yolks wail, and xvdd :me cv"the above headline so it would pea paslp made by pressrng CHILI' '|read:"Peas,please."Either peas through a sieivn.ld ene cup
fox* ;xnotJ:ver nuisance--gasoli.ne-so short a time, or to no 'BUIBTQP
was responsible for the industry's its 3C°P@»
expansion and development I Thi
In 1859, crude oil was regarded responsible for tlin inllustl'y'5
as a valuelesa auhstarwe encoun-present problem--mainly that of
s cataiciysmic progress is-as
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rs.Thm the overproduction;Once lt was gall-
atislaetory il-ed upon to perform a necessary
-found a use public service in pro duc i ng mm
the qigcavery il.Ijlpwgq is sivgfns everg; efféft
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ligh ting seemed to forecast the
sud den de a th o f th e d l in du stry .
The n the nu bomobi le c a me into e b~
istenc e a n d a tr e me n d o u s d e ma n d
i mp o r ta n t ~ublic i e r v i ~ t h l t
a d ju s ti n g su p ply to d e ma n d -
c o ns er vi ng o u r in va1 u ab e p e tr o l
c u m resources.
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....1 . » .1 . . | . . . .n n M4\9 ¢n . . | n n n c n n \ 1 \ \ n r u n s
mo d e m an d ben ullful home.A l .f a a T h m ! d |gmc 003 r e n H.e ne w a Ma mma was ai u n y s Sending h i mNr . lu ng umb eg 'E n d wuh a p ola r; I was we ll trained.Th e c o o k. : ti m lh i u g a f mm S e w Y o r k .Sho c ould
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DlTLol'-WOLSMANN
Se rvice St a t i o n
" T h e Sta tio n Tha t Sells The Go o ds "
B L A I R ,N E B R
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11-ly. ann nrnesuue uuuwu wr unsnm x lme th a t |.llllnn'| beauty wma
fa d ing . ,She hung over the new
baby. she was gentle wlth Peter and
Elaine. who visited their mother at
sverj posalble moment.Once when
dsetwo had beenwmchlng thanune
nathe the newtomer and wrap htm
deftly ln blnder und cloth. turning
htm about ln her hn nd l wh lle he
Yglva s at! g ra nts a nd si gh s of sa t-
lefnctlon.and then as l a n mck eo
h i m ln anowy nenne letta [ n w Lhe
.c u rve o f l~Irneszlne'a ar m.w n n a
li ttle lp n n k an d tender sc olding,
' e n u m l m m m nr lltmn a tn a - m t
spoke to th e m m m .wh o a ll ex-
c la imed o ve r th em They we nt ont
vrlth Lhelr nurse to wa lk t o the
luke.Even Lllllah ,wh o h a d b e
c ome sllent nn d rerun alnc e her
lnat lr lp to Ne w Y o r .dlsplay ed
some or he r o ld gay up us.Th e
table fell In to happy lnlsc auce
nt their c h llflhno d an d g hlho od.
Af te r th e gu e sts we re g o ne an d
Ern ezxln e was he lp lng the ma id to
lld y me llvln g r o o m. p nttln g c u s h
lona ln plac e.foldi ng th e c ard
tab le covenl.as th e glr l l e t th e
nxr nlture hack.L-llllnn stays!!on.
her c h ildren c ould c nmpens utc for
\\'| ll'n llrnngenese.So me ti me :he
mme o u t o f h is nb mrp u on an d wa l
feverlshly bright an d ac tive.B e
was guar ded wi th her . and p ut on
un urlltlc lal no nc halanc e.Sh e me
c epted this c asually . wlrnont the lr
r lu mu n that ha d almo st d is ru pted
th em beinre.ll l s wh ole s l r an d
mxmnc r we re the alr an d man ner
of a man wh o la pu rsu in g a a ec r el
lo ve amtlr.h u !I-J matlnu n e w
that-\v| ll>s grle! urns not so simple
as tha t.n .
l§e\erlheless. she begun ln a qnle:
l | " \ | i 'L "1 v u | 1 | ..¢..\|| \ u ;n u . .1a n n 'i n 1 -~" 1 l \ \ " ' y .A i d 1 \ r # ° e - I o f ¢ l = ¢ g d b o i l e d g m n l o c s i n F r m ' I
. » . 1 r : E a ~ .-: = u m ~ r 1 [ 1 9 : 1 5 l o ;t h e [r ! r c s < § ' r \ "f o r a v e r y I o n ;t m o .N f l I
m ° r ¢ °a n -"l l - r l 0 \ ¢ ' r t h e n m e h - t n m ~ - i l i f ?c m d i c d r i c l d c d L e v i
.w t \ . . - r .' t -1l i m :i t o v e r o n t o t h :: m d c n c m h l c s a w r n c h o w g r e d 0 l | ; | 1 " |
, ; , I . . u ¢ ;" e r n 5 f u n r .: m r l m f ° ' s : c u w i t h ° ~ 1 . . , - » r } n 1 i = e .S H N
`" 1 l v .»T . ' ¢. s u i f f s B d s i c n l B e a t i n l \ : t ; v . ; ¢ c | l C . . | | . .! .E a s e ;e } , . . . . *
n _| |
B M W i ll 1116 n 6 t seem to b e ~O g a l l a l a -.E .Sea rle re mod -
rendy .H e had c hanged.H e I n d e li n g h i s a mt s h o p o n F i r s t a n d
bec ome silent,morose,irritable.P m e s ts..
The re wa s no question n o w ' u t o M1-_a n d Mr s .Ha r o i d Br e ws te r'/"W I!"""Z°_ "_!_1'l'! mQf»s__=;- 2'l"&Ihlve moved Info the lin. Lillie
tear s ln her eyes.
-'1 wls h ." s h e s a ld. " tha t lt h a d
be e n th ls h a h y ' | b ln h th at Lo rlngk n e w about."He r volc e trai led
away a n d Er ne s xlne tlag le d wlth a
ae na e of g ulll.S o th a t wa s wh y
Llllla n h a d no c h lld r e n l
'D ou 't c ry . A un ti e. " lai d Elai ne .
rac hlng u p to c ur l he r ar ma a bo ut
her annt'n nec k.Llllla n wlpe d a way
jh e r te ar s a n d smlled a t he r llttle
nlec e and klssed her.
"lt's har d fo r pe ople who hnven't
c hlld ren to u nder stand how qalc kly
a ll th e woe s of bearing th em are
fo r g otte n l never thlnk o f th at
o ld ti me any more,an d l' m lu r e
w m doesn't.a n y h o w - l f l t ha d
he m wan e , tln n' t y o u L hlnk Ela ln ev i s w o n h l t r '
"Sea," snld l.llllan. "ot c ourse she. n é tmn t n w u a a o ma ml tlme , E r »
m i m e .l d<»n't hellevq y ou ha ve
_..-_ ....-...- ..-.- ..-..- ..._ .....- .,.
ly ln g Dark In a c n nlr o x reu wa-vet,he r tn lr head pressed ngnlnat
th e fahrlc .h e r a r m hang lng la xly
over th e sld e u l' th e chnlr; smok»
ln; n dz aretle. vratc h lng Ern eetlne.
Aa th e ma ld wa n t ou t wl th the
tables and c over! and a tray ot ash
boxes. E rne stlne du ng he rsd ido wn
wl lh a n exc lnmntlo n o t we ar ln es a
Llllln n astonished her.
"\ \ 'h n t' |lh e ma tte r wl th W lll.
Ki tten ? ".
"\ \' hy -h e' s a ll r ig ht.Be ' | a llt
tle thln. but l\e 'll plc k np.He a| ~way s los es welgh t ln ho t we athe r."
' " B u t ws Or to h e r now.It ha s n' t
been really hut fog weeks.I s a w
h lm o n No r th Cln rk nu-ee:today
wb lle l wa s wu lllng ln the c a r fo r
Lorlng, who was vlsltlng one of hls
l l e looked very wh llo a n d thln.I
tho ug ht- -a nd h ls eyes we re to o
br lg h t- f e r er ls h .You mu s t give
l Greeks.He c ame and talked to me.un ob tr us ive wa y to s py u po n nun,helng c ompelled by th e need to
kn ow ao me lhln mo r e Bla h ah ltssawa y f r o m h o me were re vea led to
her by small patlent lnqulrlea.
B e spent every mo r n lu g a t th e
Su n olhee and ke p t h ls s tr lp we ll
ahe ad . dld hla wo rk ln a n or de rly .
worktnanllke mnnner.ln th e af ter-
noons It wa s th e c o mmo n be lle:
th a t h e we n t to th e s ma ll o u ts ld e
stu dln wh e r e a y oungster named
Hobbs worked o n th e mo vi e car-
toon ! f or h lm.He spe nt some time
there. and then elther play ed brldge
at th e Pre ss c lub. o r at one o r an-
other o f the c lubs. on llllc hlgan
hnnlevard whe re me n ha d money
an d lelaure to spend around th e
card tables ln l.he late wlnter a1'ler~
DOoD1One day . downtown shopplnz. Er-
nestlne we n t over to th ls mo vle
stud io hut the Q01 greeted_her ln~
Tha Of fks W a s E mp ty and Sh o E n-
te re d a nd Sh ut th a Doo r B ehi nd
He r.
htte d he r key l n th e lo c k an d
opened th e door.Th e o me e wa s
emp ty .an d sho entered a n d shut
the door, behlnd her.
Th e ll g h t ln the plac e wma hae.
A long wlado w c ro ssed the bac k ol'
th e r oo m. a nd he r e was a s la n te d
tab le an d stool.Ernea tlne moved
to thls and c almly . aellneratety , she
began to h u n t f o r \Vlll's sec ret.
Sh e h ad no mo r e s c r u ple a b ou t lt
tha n she wou ld ha ve ha d lt he h ad
be en he r s on an d ln so me tro u ble
sh e mu s t le ar n a bo ut.
I n th e mld dle o t th e dr awin g
bo a rd , o n wh lte r lre pa p er pla ne d
d o wn wi th tanks a t th e L o m a n .
wa s a ak etc h .O n l y a h w a t m n g
lln el ln c ha rc o al.She saw has-self.
fo r ne pla y e u nn o g a no n r s e ver y 'day .Ho won c ons ta ntly .E m e lt l n e l
kep t h lm as elen n o t mon ey aa sh e'
c ould, subve rtlng all th at aha oould
la y h an d s o n to h er own p u rp o se .
She dld not kn ow h ow muc h mo ney
he won at c ard l. but hls man la was
a new thlng, and she c ould not nn-
de mtn n d lt.On e ni gh t a t a da nc e
ln th e c lu b to wh le h he belonged
she s aw hlm thr ough the open door
of the c ard roo m, sltu ng at a he avy
round table, hls fac e absolutely set.
hls da rk ey es watc hf ul, pla y i ng ln
an Intense absorptlon.
" H o w do es h e play ?" s he a sk ed
he r pa r tn er . a trle nd o f wul.' T v s
play ed with hlm, of c o urse, h ot all-
wa y s wi th wo me n .and he s eemed
lndlrter eut-»c a relen."
" I wla h I c ou ld gent h lm a t s
tab le wh e n there we r e wo me n
there," the man. a mlddleaged lllue-
trator, answered." He h a a a g r e a t
H u f f reeddenoe o n W a s h i ng to n
str ee t.Mr . B r e ws te r i s e m p lo y e d
in the Ross Deets barber shop.|
Imount SPENDING URGED IA S B E M E D Y F O R H A R D T I M E S
"P r o s pe r i ty i s mo n e y i n d rc u la ~
ti o n, "sa id J .F .Mc D e r mo tt,n
me m b e r o f th e Om a h a Ch a mb e r
o t Co mmer c e pub li c i ty bu re au
g o ve r n i n g bo a rd ,i n a r a d i o tn lk
Tu e s d a y n i g h t o v e r s t a t i o n w o w ,
i n wh l c h h e e x p l d n e d th e c h am-
be r ' s " B u y No w" c a mp a i gn , lau n c h
ed r ec e ntly .
"E' ¥¢ ry d o lla r sp en t emp lo y s
someo ne w h o pa s s e s th an d o lla r
alon g . Eve ry i n ac ti ve do lla r thr ows
someo ne o u t o f e mp lo y me n t an d
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Ini f f ;|'' f f m
I
eu-r wot... .ww lm.. ,oo wwe tod y l a n lt u- ns a te rr ib le uma lo r
all ol' ns."
' A f t z r all. " s mi le d th e younger
Ha ter . " ln s uc h a c as e an in c h ls
a s good as a mlle.Th a t wh ole
da r k ti me -lt was a ll s o wr o n g; n opa r e ntly , f o r me to ha ve th a t s e o
amd baby .an d now wlld horses
c onldo't tenr her f r o m os.Yo u
a n ' t alway s plnn thln gs o nt."
hater,w i n ro me ln . an d found
E r n a tln e a lo n e .
"Remembe r tha t mu rd e r c o r y o usaw at Pas lnn o's las t lttlnme rf"
"Of c ouroe.l'll n ever forget lt."
- we n , th e new dlntr-let attorney
_has arrested nlx of Pns fantfs rela
tives.l t seems those me n we rekllle d lu s ti ght with another h unc h
p f .gangs ters Bu t these fello ws
we re Pa ata nd s me n . a n d t h e n m
1| ll]I
h lm ml lk an d m s .W i ll l l m ety pe.linear l th mk y o u a l l n .
that rn ns easily ln t o T. B .Be's
ln do o rs too mu c h. "
Eme s tln e wa s silent.th ln k ln g
swif tly ."\\° lll'B all rlghl. I th
she sn ld.a I m l e shortly .bu t h e
looked grave.l. llllan arc he er
bro ws ltr dlshe lle f. bu t s he d n o
more.After a wa n e s o f t e n to
her own c ar, whlle Erneatlue sat oh
th e hlg couch,th e allk an d sa tln
plllows.the wld e ln w room wllh
lts c h n r mln g mr n ltur n an d c ar ve d
dreplaee forgotten lu a n in stan t.wh a t wa s \Vlll do ln g o n No r th
Cla rk street?He a n d Mr .Poole
ha d h a d a n olh r e th e r e lon ; a g o
wnl ha d bee n s tr ang e o f late.
I-Zmestlne rose abruptly and went
to her room In change her dress
before th e ehlldne~returned I n
c llmh upon her,He r mlo d went
reluc tantly to \\'|ll. aa though forced
qmry tor Mr. | 0\ l(| wtm luc n la wn -lshment th at sho k n e w \\'lll wa s
seldom there."
"Bu t th e nno vles l"
"Ile c omes lu o nc e a wee k o r so
an d wor ks all afternoon.He c a n
do more wor k ln an hon r th an a ny -
body I ev:-r saw.We keep them np.
Mrs. Tbd tl."*'l'm sure y ou do," aald Ernentlne, I
amll.ln| : at hlrn.Sh e talk ed to hlm
for a wh lls abo ut h la wo rk an d mm
h l m hntv w u t ha d reeelved hi s
tralnlng dolng jus t auc h c hore s forJ ohn P oole.Po ole was llttle mor e
than a legend th thls y oungster. she
saw, but he was Interested and dat-
tered by her c onlldenc ea
Er oe stln e wen t a wa y . lllled with
c ontlc tlon.wlth o n t mo r e loglenl
reason than the lnstru c tlon uf ln -
stlnc l.Llllla n had seen \ vn |o n
No r th Cla rk street.H e wa s not
spending h ls ti me a t th e ouawlde,
c omln z do wn th e stalnx, the n ak edba b y o n h er a r m. o ne h a nd a t th e |
baluatrode.Th e lon g I ln e a of h e r
llmha bore a subtle and flowin g ex-
aggeration.l t wa s be au tlfu L I t
wa s a li ve lt mo ve d a n d ln tts mo
tlon were poetry a nd sound It wa s
new, wor k of a klnd sh e ha d n ever
seen before.But me un der sto od lt.
Th e ou tlin es wer e c lea r an d ha rd -
tbe work had authority , llre. bnL no
bo dy e ls e ha d ma d e a plc t\lr§ llk e
thls.Unde rstand ing nlled ner.La s t n lg h t, \ vm h a d n o t lo v _er. 3
He r b e a n ha d to ld he r tr ol . , .I twa s th ls p i c tu r e -th la h r lg h t I d e n
ta l Image o f womnnh ood th a t ' h e
ha d lo ve d, ha d ta ke n lnto hu a rms
and c aressed.~
"No, no." she whispered." Tl\ a t' |
morbid.l t ls I wh o m W lll loy es.
It ls on ly h la wny . ".
On th e c o r ne r o f th e a h e etu llk e
a slz nature . were th e round ha r d
deal ot my money.Why, he plays
nu extraardlnnrlly food game, and
every one liken to play wllh h lm
because he minds hls own bualneu.
He playa for stud y, but he doem'|
row.He ma ke s n o mistakes, hu!
ho doean'¢ jump on the fellow who
doel.And cards!Oh. boy-ns has
them,He h a s an absolutely mar-
~velonl memory.
n . |.\fl\l'n
ed recently.
"E'¥¢ry dollar spent employs
someone who passes that dollar
along. Every inactive dollar throws
someone aut of employment and
decmases buying power," he con-
tinued."The security of every
Amex-km depends as much upon
the prosperity of his neighbor as
Se rvice St a t i o n
" T h e Sta tio n Tha t Sells The Go o ds "
BLAIR,NEBR.
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B A R G A I N
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'|`hursday»l'riday»Saturday
memory was part of his équipmen~..,.......as an artist.Hn woujd he nhle to
vlmallz e each trlck that had fallen.
without error, she knew.But she
was troubled.She understood me
psychological uae of the word "autr
atltutlon," and lt occurred to ner ln
c o n ne c tlo n wlth will at th e ln r ld k !
ta b le l, b u t she c ould no t get the
th lu g clearly .w i l l wa awlr ug glng
hi ms e lf wlth th e ruechanlc al occu-
pation' of c ards.The c ard s In ter-
ested.ahaorbed.fasc lnnted hlm.
Th e me lme rlc fusc lnatlou o f th e
ga me we re useful to h lm as u
means o f szldlng ao me th ln g - s h e
c ould no t q u lle ue : lt.She c ould
not ask hlm wheth er he had c eased
goi ng to the lltlle p fllc e.She fe ll
bnlke d an d wo un de d.
One day when he telephoned that
he would not eat at home. and c amel
lu a fte r mtdnlshl. he llu uz down on
the ta ble a r oll of b llla.
"P r e b ee n p lay i ng fo r zen cents
a palnf.W on r ubber afte r rub ben"
h e u l d ln d l lh n n tl y .
Ernea tlne pic ked u p th e money
and c o unted it.," Th la wlll p a y f o r - - " me b e g a n
and W lll exc laimed p assi onately :
" M y G - d .Ernestlne,wh a t d o
y o u d o w i th tn ! mo n e y ?x newer
le a y o u th a t y o u do n 't h ave y o u r
han d he ld ou t to me ."He r fe lt llve h e r a u d de u fu r y .l
"Am I za ac count to y ou for every
pennyf' ahe exc laimed. "I dld wltl-| ~
out. lon: eno ugh.No w th at y ou 'r e
ea r n lnl. a ra y o u golng to be nlg~
gardly wi th m e l Do u' t y o u dare
uk me wh a t x d o wlth my mon e y ! "
H e ma de n o uu nver .hi s fac e
bored and ac oruful.She ha d been
th ln k ln g tha t whe n h e c a me ln lh e
wo u ld tr y lo ta lk to h lm, b ut n o w_
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Perhaps he needed moLherlnlz._ He
was s ubjec t to pe ri ods n f ner vo us
an d me ntal <h=pres.slon bec ause hec ou ld n ot r eme ln be i" lh at he h ad n
body lon: ennuzzh to lake cure of ll.
studio.He wa s p ro ba bly n ot play
ing c ard s a s mu c h a s s he thoug ht.
B e had opened th e old stu dlo
whe re h e an d J o hn Podle had
wo rk e z fo r n ver lwu y ea rs un d he
wa s or k ln g me r e no w.nearly
nplotehvs of leurs.E1
loo, smndln g there an
th is n ew wor k an d lh l-- a n d th e To d d mls .
She looked throng
an d fou nd materi al \
rneatlne want.
md lookin nt
nk ln g of v!!!
h every hlng
vllh the dualShe wondered lr h e were worried
about money.They were spendlng
lt lik e wnter . bu t the re s e emed s o
muc h of lt.Th e c h lldr en c ame ln.r o s y a n d
laug hlng fr o m lh e lr wa lk .an d
crowded upon her.She loved to
have th em c lo se.The y c ha rm- ed
eag erly a s s he ssl do wn with them
to their slu mle, npp etlz lng supp er.
the nm-semald smllln g a nd ta lki n g
to her with a pretry deferenc e.She
and will had dlnne r togethe r, later.
after th e c hlldren had ha d h a ll
an hour with xhelr father. and gone
up to bed.Bu t \V lll dld no t c o me
ln at th ei r b ed ti me. al h e u su a lly
a m Dlssppolnted.they hn s lly
m l l e d u l! u p th e stalrl.l a d Er-
neeln e won dered lt she h ad mlaled
w n
"Hal Mr . Tod d b ee n ln. llolly l"
"He's In the g arden . ma 'am." the
mald replled.
Ernestlue went ou t through th e
dln ln g m o m windows.s c r o ll th e
tlletnwest porc h and paused nf, Ihr
-..c an sl..-la o n u n a \ v l l l n every afternoon an d sometimes
pmb nb ly a t night.\\'hal wa s he
dolug?
Sh e th ou gh t sh e wo uld as k hlm,
bu t th at eve nln g wh en he c a me ln
she wu s just c oming d o wn th e
sta lrs wlth E la ln e .naked.o n he r
ar m.She was mins to th e k ltc h en
to ge t s o me o llve a ll to wa rm. f o r
sh e ha d f ou nd th e sk lu dr y o n th e
c h lld ' | a n n a
ws u h a d c o me ln th e f ro m d o o r
an d n on d . dr a wi n g hla s c ar t n -o m
wllh ln L ho c olla r of his gre at c oat.
atar lag up at h er.Ell fac e das hed
at h er a nd h e sa ld lmp atle ntly :
"S ta n d s ti ll. "
She stopp ed l a amazement.an d
stoo d po lled on the stllrl. th e c h ild
on her arm. her simple house dress
fa lli n g - g u m' h e r lo n g li mb s , a n d
W lll lo o e d u p a t t h e m wlxh c oa
c en tr atlou . power m hu e y e s A fter
a s1.r lnlo I nterva l he b egan to fold
t h e u n le a n a b o u t h la th r o a t. to
mmm h ll c o a l. to d r a w h i s g lo ve soverhi s tln k e m r u n lt a n n g a t
them. and tha n wlthont a word. but
of a y ea r u p on lt.ln s p l l e ~
plc tnres of the poplar tree.He had
made the tree annln and nguln. She
c a ug ht a h ln t of d es pe ra ti on .B e
had been dellberntely careless.He
had di storte d the llmhl. but n either
the c a reless ness nor th e dlatoruon
ha d g lve n h lm th e q un llty th at la y
now on the b oard wlth the c hareoal
ak etc h o f h er s elf o u the stn lr a a
thlng c alled Llfe,V ltn llty l .
Months or work. Months or strug-
gle.Seeret.s l l m t - a new Id e a. l
ne w r tlrr ln g p nln gn a d ln g h lm o u t
or h is p ath.
And e ver y mor nlng he hn u to go
and make th e eat c arto ons. He had
to g a f r o m th e S u n to th e mo d e
atndlo.\Vhen h e wa s long lap to
exp e r i me n t wlth th ls n e w cancel!"
t-lon.H s was ready to leave aatlre
tor a n ew for m o t b eau ty .He wa s
ra d y to e n a h lle h a n e w an d mo d -
ern sc h ool of work.
lt wa s a ut an un na tur a l d eve lo p
men t.Loo kln g hac k. it se emed t¢
Rm n wl n a vhm tha wa nna h ad m n
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locked up=-both gangs.L o r ln | h u
amdataken tu get hall for them and
get th em on.or course. lvs quite
'respectable ln Chlcago no defend the
m o n noxorlous crlmlnal h fore the
btr. but mnmmn dnesn'z llk 1.hln.lx
van too c lose to ho me."
Ernesc lne c ould not help hat lmlle
lt L h e twls l \ vlll mn ld g a ve m th u
Yet strangely, her
husband ha d ar~
o f ma la s l n n d s n
y o n ! " mn mma . "
mo th e r an d her
r h e d n a basls
lenn lng agnlnnl th e corner o t th e
garag e. h is ha l of f. hi s he ad ti lted
hac k an d hls e y es llxed on the one
u e e th a t l ln n d on :h e lor .I u l l .
na rr ow p op la r tr ee
l-Irlmstlne ha d never seen h lm
lo ok llke lh ls ,Th e sllg llt h ab itua l
mls: o f la tlre n m: h ad b ec ome se :
o n hl| mo n th wa l g o n e .Ella Ilps
were relaxed an d ru n.llk o a
cnlld's.llls b la c k ey es a lwa y s s o
br lg hl I n d ule rl.were s o n n o w
nml nir nnn elv lumh lulm ln his male
turned and len me lI0\!3¢-
lx wa s very la te ' wh en h e n ~
nn-ned.bm.E r n a l ln e wa s a wa ke ,
wn ltln g ( or b lm.He r ame :H y
to h e r ln her room.an d hls face
was lik e a drn nk ar lf s. hu sh ed u nd
rvlaxe d a nd hap py .He c aug ht her
ln hi s a r ms an d kissed her pas-
do n s te ly ." W l l l - w h e r e ha ve y o u been?
W h y a r e y ou so stran ge?"sho
a n d h l m .ns-nnlnd h l n " n l
She re membe red Lh e llttle bo y wnh
hi s le g ln A hr no e , wh o ha d ma de
th e h oo k o f h lrd pi c tu re s to r h er -
n book sh e mu loved and p osxased.
and whic h s he had been showing tn
Pete r o nly n day or two a go,W lll
ha d ln lo ve d lh e e o lo r of wln p .
She rec a lled the water c olor s on
his mulh er's wa lls ;Lhe smudged
plc laren n t J o hn Pr y o r wh e n he
was n bab y -- c ru de hut wa rm.She
mmembe re d wh a t Mr s .To d d ha ds u m - a l l : h e nelghbors n mu g h l
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day .rr h e we re no t subju gate
rn ha r hln ln dn ll nn nn mitln nl- p u . - |- ¢ » - N . . .. . - U » » ¢ u . u u u u ; || |u . | |I u l r u u l x . H u l l n n u r r u u c | . U l . || l I ¢ \ || \ c " m d ' t n e r ' B I I I Y I I I I C E C I w | | n H u g ;v N..v a v v n o n n c - . - - - » - - - ." W I ) f c o u r s e : h e w a n t / e d h e r d n u z h l y t m b e n c r y i n g o u l .h e n u r .T l a r o u g h t h e n e w s p a p e r e n v i r o n
f e r £ 0 f w f r !a £ 0 0 6 p r o vi d e r . " B X H a h l r l n o t n n l l u x i h a r .a n d QI M V . - m u .a n l n i l l t r "h a l n l d ." n o m e n t a n d h l l h e m w o r s h i p o f J o h n
dalmed \\'lll. 'just na you will want
Ela i n e tn marry a ma n wh o c an
u h -1.-are ul her.Ma mma Br i c e
ha d ll mo go o d a mo th er to b l m~la t e d w i t h l m ,And beslda, | he'a
p n g m a d c .She '| nn aa mothlng to
be p mn d o l' n o w, a nd de llgh ted toh a ve lv.I t e l l y on.E r n e r u n e 1
dr in k lnr ln g h as wo rn lt a h lt th ln .
wi t h hi s greedlnesx an d botd nesa
lml llwu y l r e mln d ln g th e m th a t h e
m a d e M e l rlc n."
ldmei tln e wo nde re d lf sh e wou ld
In-ntly ahv turned hm-It m the hnusv
und s llently c lmurl the d nur n ehhm
her.I-'or what wa s \Vll|ha nk en
ln ; t h e r e h th e d u s k !W h a t d ld
h e wu n h l p l Soxuethlng ahe dld not
know. see nr (eel.Smn e th ln g b e
y und her.Agnln,ln th e a b a o m
Ilan nr llle he ha d dlp p e d A wa y
fmm h er. I nto mme se c re t path he
ha d to fo llnw alone.A g l ln h t :
mln d ha d esraped wh lle h la bo d y
[mb re maine d hy her dd e. Th e pop
beautiful. Ernestlne.No t eve n th e
old ma tte r s hn vn n in ee a n lovely
u y o n n . ! o n r e y e s - y o u r e y e s a r eu a . m y n o e l .W h y a n y o u s ad ? "
Ba rm hla llnneru over h er fac e. hll
d r e n ;l i n e n th a t c ou ld mu c h
lmz tly . wond er fu lly .Er n e ltln e fe lt as lf her heart
wo u l d b n l k .°'W lll-- tell me.W ha t alla y on 1"
a h lmn lor ed hlm." Y o n hnve n't
n o ti c e d ml f o r w e e k : a n d we e k s -
l l l w m a y o u have n't even ~
l'nale he had b ec ome n c a rtonn lat.
And he had ha d hnrd work a nd dee
pernte strug gle to ac c omplish that,
B u t th e very thi ngs m u ane eeu
hnd bro ught h lm had been a menus
of releu lng thta d eep er . mor e a nnrere lmpulse.The comfort. the al'~
fluenc e.th e l e m d or sec uri ty .all
had en abled h lm tn b e gln t o d n
heed to ano ther volc e.
An d W lll h a d th ou g h t ln h h a lm
pllc lty that he c ould ha ve a lec retl
Ha had lmag ln ed th at gg c o uld, In
v n u I-:lame no marry 1 zooa provider. and mddculy me nm m her4mm | :mmm la nky m tha nun.
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wlxh n mlr lxe d g u n m .She
strengthened hs n e lf .Somethingwn s Immlnvnt,something wa s m
befall them.Sh e re lllz ed with ho r
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B e m o v l d u n y tr a m hc f-H e
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exp er imen te d ha re slop e wi th n ew
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sorrow of hh hee, Emqdnn hr-n l for the w w w n e w but.a
" r n mace lomsuuni nurdlitznnk.Summa: Pvc wanted Ilon¢uma.I'l1 n n you nbos! itmme Gly.when l'm ta lly .Bu!nw, don't question ma.J w u mma.u m m a m.E`f9°'*l"-Curt yau\evm| to ml u you and¢o c a l f l l !Io n.and ml m
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