09-10-1931JTERPRISETHEED WASHINGTON oouuwsn n r r s - ma HE R - | { ¢ ' ~ | | Q I
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THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF wAsH1Nc'roN COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Pnblhhed wma ur .lohu A. ama-~ ~Snhocriptism s. $1.50 per Year.Shaxle CMU. Sc BLAIR, NEBRASKA, SEPTEMBER 10, 1931 h o n ¢ h 9 s n h | 8 n g a | N ¢ h r u h -NUMBER 34W llihlkt 0Illl¢!-
Highway Work
Advancing Rapidl
BL AIR c m s c no o l. NOTE S m m of Grading Work ll Co~
Edifed hy D. v.M u n n i plated.Fill: and on. Ch-ln
So Ti nt Old Tim Wonldn
At a meeting of tha Blllr Board Re ma i n The m
o! Educatian on Monday evening)
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street bridge.
He expects m complete the
craft, which will be 65 feet lang
and 20 leet. widcin about 30 days,
launch it with log rollers and
Qrnvel up V-he rlver bo Florence.
The boat will have only 18
TEAMS AND SBDVELS
CHEAP AS MACHINES
Work nl grading the Dodge
county road south of the Platte
river, being done b y t u m and
shovd, has been no more mrpen-
»'oo ,to I
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wul operate a river ferry atFlorence, said he will start bdld-
ing hh bont Monday, Sept. 7 onthe Iowa. bank ul the Missouri a
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During the month of Auglut,
rms? HONDAY
amnmmnuh
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were haw!lor milk and butter-fat production.These 235 cows
on wat averaged 676 pounds of
milk and 28.1 pounds of int.
Duxing August mmy dloa ofvarioustypeswerebeingcon-
stmcwd by the farmers, however,
t h e t r mc h d l o s e e me d w b e t h e
popular one.These ddrymen will
Highway Work
Advancing Rapidl
BL AIR c m s c no o l. NOTE S m m of Grading Work ll Co~
Edifed hy D. v.M u n n i plated.Fill: and on. Ch-ln
So Ti nt Old Tim Wonldn
At a meeting of tha Blllr Board Re ma i n The m
o! Educatian on Monday evening)
..<»...¢..»
street bridge.
He expects m complete the
craft, which will be 65 feet lang
and 20 leet. widcin about 30 days,
launch it with log rollers and
Qrnvel up V-he rlver bo Florence.
The boat will have only 18
TEAMS AND SBDVELS
CHEAP AS MACHINES
Work nl grading the Dodge
county road south of the Platte
river, being done b y t u m and
shovd, has been no more mrpen-
q' wfqcaf/0M~E°€v".2».f...-» <=»5§» mf;
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wul operate a river ferry atFlorence, said he will start bdld-
ing hh bont Monday, Sept. 7 onthe Iowa. bank ul the Missouri a
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Du r l ng t l u mm t h o ! A u l n l t ,
rms? HONDAY
amnmmnuh
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mme mm lor milk and Inv ar-
fat production.These 235 cows
on wat averaged 676 pounds of
milk and 28.1 pounds of int.
Duxing August mmy dloa ofvarioustypeswerebeingcon-
stmcwd by the farmers, however,
t h e t r mc h d l o s e e me d w b e t h e
popular one.These ddrymen will
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»aBlair CIW
Schools Busy
Hal(Day Session Mondey.ln-
aased Enrollment. Presen¢En-
rollmen¢.80H.'l`\|iti|l|Pupil:
Number 1oz `;
MORE PUPILS YETTO ENROLL
The Blair city schools opened
Monday morning.On account ol
Labor Dey there was only uno-
hnl! day session; however the en-
rollment for the lint day showed
an increase over the enrollment
of n year :go nn the iirst day of
the opening ot schools.The total
enrollment on Monduy was 809
students lor the entire school sys-
mm,This enrollment wi; prob
ably be increased bo lbout 825 be-
fore the and of the first week of
school.
The number of tuition pupils
also shows nn increase.There are
now 102 puplls coming oo the
Blair schools Irom districts outsid¢
of Blair.This is one more thnx
the total number of Q your ago.
This number will pro .ln~
creased bY at lent ten iso
final figures are uvnllnble. . 'nm
largest class in Blair high school
is the Freshman dana.Thlselnls
has a mul enrollment of S1 stu-
dents.The Senior high school is
not quite as large an it was a
year ago but the Junior high
school shows an increase .of 28.
The West and North wards hnve
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Happenings 6 \
Home Folks
The Comings and Goings of
People We Meet in Every Day
Life.Folks You Know and
Meet
NEWS OI-`YOUR NEIGHBORS
Miss Eleen Thompson is teach-
ing school up ln Burt county this
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold White are
now nicely settlml in their home
on wen Lincoln street.
Messrs. c. M. and R. c. Hitch-
man were business callers at
Sioux City last Monday.
Mr. and Mn. F. W. Arndt drove
to Lincoln Sunday _ and stsyed
over Monday, taking in the State
Fair.
Nh . E d Wolff entertained the
Catholic Indies Club at her home
lt I social meeting on Wgdnesdny
afternoon.
The Wesleyan Guild will meet
thin Frldny afternoon, Sepfamber
11. lt thc home _of Mn.David
Mummert Jr.
The Wilde Circle wm meet
Sunday. Sept. 27, in the Calhoun
rk fur a picnic and social meet-
g.
Mrs.Ernest Allison of Sioux
City, has been spending the week-
end with her rlstcr, Mn.Walter
Larsen and family.
Enmllment Readxed l02 on First
COLLEGE s nows INCREASE
sive to date than modern methoda5;,,,.i,`i i I ; d '~i n s i l a g e t o b e ' a v e r y a u u u u I s u n ! !un.; . u u n l u . a y ,a c y l . 5 %
va l u a b l e. f e e t h i s w i n t e r .§ i . § ° T " . € £ n § '3 3 ;~C m f v t s E l i m i n a l e d M a k i n g S p q g d .
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cademy Sho ws L o s t i n E n r o l l- ' " ' ° " ld ha ve 50611,ac c ording t<:»§;'';" ¢§.1f~IJr '§fgi}1§.'~
\ISwam Ander son,c ou nty super-h i n b a tritc tor,str i p z ome n t bu t (,0l|e|Fe P r o p e r M a k e s r vi m r o f Dod ge c ounty wh o da_¢w';e:is fgggen i t t o the dec k an d
Ir h e n o me n d Ga m i n Nu mb e r g ,to emp lo y olglfaal}ioned b y n g ar ra n ge men t o f c hains m m l n u n n u m m m m n y u n l v u :W u m n l .| f £ . ' ; ' 1 § ' . - . . . -L . ... . .. |4 l . . ° d. . ¢ . ; - |o l 'B l l l l l y
The five high cows this month'nw nuuru Inu me numdepartment recommends that therewere as follows:I ~'
Grover Wilkins.Grade Short,-
hom,1814 pounds milk,64.4
pounds lmlterfat.
John Meeves,Grade Holstein,
1888 milk, sm B. F.
A. C. Marshall, Grade Holstein,
in suffiuent educational Mue xn
such an enterprise as to permit
school children to attend.Mnny
of our school children have ex-
hibits at the fair.The Blair city
schools will have the usual Ilne
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Dnr ege is
the students aretheirclasswork
machinery moving
begun to arrive
and by the time the school regis-7
tration was over the enrollment
had reached 102 which was an
increase of twelve over that of
last year.The academy,which is thef
school for students who have not
finished high school, showed a de-
cided decrease in number,there.being but six enrolled bdt the.
college proper showed u decidedgain which was very pleadng (oi
the board and faculty.
The church board held a meet-ing on Wednesday and are still in
session today passing on several
matters of importance to the
school and the annual faculty and
students meeting is scheduled for'
Friday night.This is a formal
meeting and in this way the fac-
ulty and student body meet and
get acquainted.I t has a great.influence on the work of the nu-I
dents later an and bring the fac-
ulty and student body closer to-
gether.More students are arriving daily
and the prospects are bright for
a good year at Dana.
CONTRACTORS 'ro USE NEB.
LABOR ON Ps o xs crs
There has been quite a discuss~
lon over the state as to the use
of local labor on road projects
and this has lead to several re-
quest; belng nude |21 Governor
til d ing g ; 5 ;gchoo unemployed.The workmen,42
nicely. Students!
on lust Fridayf
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pverf'lowing,waiting hour after
'methods in road work in order to '.-_d th llor.again busy and give jobs w some of the ¢°\m¢y'=}' "HZ 5...'Z§.".§'" landing will be
laborers and 18 teurnsters,went-
back to work Thursday after atwo»day layoff caused by the
heavy rains of Monday.
Anderson is convinced that the
only difference between the old
and new methods of maj. work i=|
in the matter of speed and is de-
termined w recommend that the
team and shovel method be used
on all county road work where
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g
just .below the big licml near the
Florence water pumping station,
and traffic to and from the ferry
will travel on Thirtleth street.
The Iowa landing willbeopposibe
ot a point six miles from Cres-
cent.Vehicles using the ferry, Olson
said, will avoid traffic in Council
Bluffs and save 10 to 12 miles
from Iowa to Omaha.
0laon's boat will carry fromSP¢¢d is not a prime requisite.~ to eight automobiles and the
oo v r-:nNo s 's o rnc s i s ~
snrtorsiaxvr AGENCYI
(Lincoln State Joumal)
Governor Bryan has been sub~ject to renewed pressure during'
the past week to find places in the
state service for hungry office
seekers.Men out of employment
who have suffered the terrors of
losing their jobs or those who have
suffered equally for fear they
might have to work for a living,
have flocked into the govemor's
rece tion room and filled it to»hour to see the governor
Sometimes the callers are ac
companled by members of the leg
rslaturo who come to back up the
claiml of the upplimut for a pub-
bc appointment.Newspaper per
(Continued on page eight)
COUNTY rum SPEAKS
Henry Monks of Fontmelle;
gave an address on horticulture
in Europe before the members o!
.crossing will be made in about 8
minutes.The charge will be
somewhat higher than Douglas
street bridge toll.
Olson has operated ferries for
the past 25 years.He recently
sold his ferry at Decatur alter
operating it seven years.His
first ferry line was from Pierre
to Part Pierre ln South Dakota.
He started for St. Louis early
Wednesday to buy some parts
for the new boat.While build-
ing is going on he will camp on
the river bank.One man will
help him.The craft will cost
$2,000.--Omaha Bee News.
WARRANTY o ss ns
Re d E s f . c ° n . a J n n . c ° .to
John D. Wear & Frnsces Stungelz
L 28 Nuhvius Acres 81.00.
Hugh H.Harper et ld to Frances
Stangel: L 16 Nashville Acres Sl.
Frances W.Miller it wife toHenry L. W. Rechneyer & wife:
E'/.1 4 1 e za 1 1 1 u-1 x ngwn,u» o
tr s c t o f l s nd l n h o t u 1 mi s s l l
Work on the highway paving
xroject on highway numba '13
|shi.t'ted chiefly no the éhst ill]
v h is located just west of the
Jr.Stanley farm ahd continues
mt ho the De Soto botwmm
The large east flll has been a
lnngeroua place /in the highway
or yearn and by use of the new590 milk, 51.2 B. F.mml' a
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'1'£!5*'°I§'., °$"'° Hal- thlt dly.
\\ "u o u u u ;\l |\ :v n u ;| | | 6 | |0mdfurnishesmusiconf
fill all mxnrnn will lm nllmi nnniwem, "'"° mnx, °" "' r.-|M a meetin of the Board ofFrankBrovm,Grade Holntem,l
.575 muk. 50:4 B.F.
The five hlgh herds N r the
nonth were as follows:
Grover Wilkins, mixed, 898 milk
l5.2 B.F.
Lillard Jensen, grade and pure~
rfed Holswlns, 847 milk, 31.2 B.F.
John Hooks, grade and purebred
Verseys, 681 milk, 30 B.F.
Paul Jones,grade Holsleins,
zEducationanMonday evening. lt.
was decided to pay the Blair
leachers in twelve equal lnstdl-
ments instead o l nine equal ln-
swlme nh,This doe;not mean
that the salary ol teachers have
been increased, but lt does mean
that the salary ls scattered over u
period of three more months. This
is considered an excellent feature
r.. .-_.._. _.. .U
A huge culvert [nur feet square
and one hundred and ninety-nina
feet,long ls being built of re-
inforced eoncreu and fs built at n
very sharp downward pitch bo
carry the water which flow!
through the gully i n nl n y mea-
sonn.Over Ulla culvert will be
sixty-live feet of dlrt whlch will
form the new_roadwsy.
c o mmi n g east from the fill an
£81 milk, 29.1 B.,F.A. c. Marshall, mixed, 837 milk,
!9.1 B.F.-Leonard N Miller,
Tester.
nsrr SOUTH DAKOTA
n n m n v r s
Mr.and lirs.Henry Mmcke
ook advantage of the occurrence
rl Labor Day last Monday and
in Satmdny drove up to Mitchell,
South Dakota for A visit at the
rome of Mrs,Mencke's deter,
Hrs. Fanny Render.
o n the way they found from
iioux City north that the cropswere n total failure from lack of
noiehxre und from the excessive
nat.
:rum me nunru ox umcnuonviewpoirqfand the teachers of the
Blair elty schools.
.'Ihe first football p"'ctlre forthelocalteamwasheldonthe
high school athletic field Tuesday
evening.One of the largest group
ol boys in the history of the school
greeted Coach Lic.hl.iber and um-
hnt Co ach Flack in lu nm pne-
tioe of the year.Proqiecta are
bright for a wi nni ng um.Be-
sides the twelve regulars: who are
enrolled, there in an abundance of
new material.The fi rst nme of
the season will be ngolmt Benson
high of Omaha ou the local field
on Friday, September 25th.The
bo n ha v e le n th a n mm me k :
to prepare tor this n m.gnme.
|.r.........--bk."»¢.»\-\»&~...eight-foot cut h u been made
eliminating another curve and
giving full vidon to the coming
traffic.About a hal! mile lrom
the De Soto hill. the road swings
north onto its new nouns coming
out along the railroad trukn which
run just below the blulfn.A
huge cut 1200 feet long is being
made which will provid¢ eny de-
cent to the lower bottom lnnds..The gndo ln itn ateepelt panwlll
be ubout dx percent md will be
twenty-seven feet deep in places.
Sevenl miles 01 the new mul
which will run pl r i l l d with-the
railroad tracks sm oomplqtndnnd
reidy fo r the find, Hi di ng Ind
smoothing.This road np nl ng
h u m De Soto southeast. <hu no
A FABEWELL PICNIC
The Hitchmnn family enjoyd A
picnic last Sunday at the Elmwood
w k i n o m m .honorlng Alec
Plltchmln and family,who left
Dnesdoy for their ho me at Sm
Antone,T a u .They have been
xpgnding the summer at Weeping
Water, Nob., with relative;
Those attending the picnic from
Blair we n Mx.and Mrs.C.M.
Hitclunnn and family,Mr.and
..\»-ww.,t w ,M#tw.-wg :mumrnd they hope to turn in A glctory
in the Hut football game ol the
year.Dgpite the abundance of teach-
ers, A lugs group of Senior dau
girls ure now enrolled ln NormalTnlning.M i n Kelly,our Nor-
mol Trnlnlng critic teacher,na-
porti Hut there are 22 Senior
Nornu\lTrslnlng girls enrolled In
her department.-
The Commercial Doparlmentre-
ports that they have one of the
largest denartments in the history
curvu wha uv ar and l perlectly
kvol and s o n t h m l n g ~
argl mill! providing o v dlluble
race truck for motorists on hid:-
wly W._
The concrete work is expected
m start next Monday, September
Nth and will :tort from the end
next to Blair.There ln about four
miles o l thll paving to be lnld
to where the new road leaves the
preoent or old.highwly.The m~
ment crew lt in claimed, can hy
around 2200 llnur feet a duy or
Bryan for udmnee with me de
sired result w n large extent.
Booth and Ollon Pxdng Co., ol
Sioux City,slid Saturday that
strictly Nebrasltn labor will be
used on the Nehraxkn highway
project, No. 20, in Dakota county.
Dakota county residents had
petitioned Governor Charles w.
Bryan of Nebraska to determine
if the Sioux City firm could be
the Fremont Guden Club ha t
Friday, Sept. 4.The program was in chu-ge of
Mrs. U.S,Cain and Mrs.C. J.
Lindltxom at the !onner's home.
Mr.Monke mxde n trip :broad
n f e w y e a n n g o n n d h u m a d e a
study of several interening sub-
jects in foreign countries.
He spoke before the Monday
Aiternon Club in this city several
and I. D, luc nmu xe e na a uaAdd..Axlin¢¢on $1.00..
Henry L.W.Rzchneyer am
wife to F u m e W.Miller:E l i
L | | 1 & 2 B 1 1 & t r B c t i n L . B 1 & i
B 11 Arlington and Int D. Rich
ard: Keene & Co. Add. Arlingtor
$1.00.
Thomas Powell of Chicago, vis
ited his uncle and aunt, Mr. nm 11J
1J
forced ta employ only Nebraak-m ago and his :ddfess vmlmff- V._0. Iggland, aguth of Blair
Mrs. R. C. Hiu:.l1ma.n and family.
Blair Stands
of the school.On accaunt of the
heavy enrollment i t was necev
sary for the Blair Board of Edu-
cation w purchase two additlonnl
typewritern in order to take care
s ttle hem; than one-third of a
so that with two week! of
good weather this portion of the
work will be completed and in an-
other threé weeks or some time
ans.1l\8y sougm: m reueve men' well received.local unemployment problem byl E
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J. Harold Stewart and wile went'§g,§~;g;1"°" now, so students in w Lincoln Tuesday w be and
Following are the figure; for guests of Mr. and Mrs. Inu Lana'at the State Fair grounds.They,gggglgwf far the opening day of plnn w return Thursday.~
*bg move;and ec rv mue d/ a lma 'ro HAVE ~
arem n n esxa s N GROCERYmachineoperaiorsoftheoldEW ~~
crews villbe used on the Nebras-Carroll Thomburgh has leased
ka P\`°l¢¢"» the construction com- the building known as the Mrs.
pany stated, but all other labor T_ C_ mlwn stare building and
will be . drawn from Nebraska will some Lime next week open
communities.for business with a complete
__.stock of Kruceries.Carroll has
S1
¢N e a r C o m p l e t i o n 5
Digging ol Ditch and Laying ol' §
~School-101.11 grade,50;Mrs._W.W.Wilkinson,Mrs.|;g¢ ;;g@~ 70;m y zwde,61; ? ;,,i .§ .'.12 f°£2 ° l?§ ;| "3 i ff ~I n L e a g u e
Juzllor High-vm mde. 79; am ;h=g;§_f,3 7 f;g=;g_»;1d m°°'~§'!&' held
fide ' 70 ; gm grade, s1.Totul,". ,_ -f .. . ,'1 '? ..--i_ "§ .- 1 . _.Bldr Beals Schuyler Maklnn the
of every high school student who
wnnwd mis type of work.Miss
Rose Komxrck is head of lhe de~
panment, and Mr.J.C.Thampf
son is assistant.
The total enrollment in the Gen-
zhe Latter pa n of October thehighway should be open 00 truffle.
The entire cast complete of
the project,which will he about
eight miles by the new route, lu
annroxlnmtelv $l82.0W and from
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CHICKEN (.`HA'I'l'EBPOULTRY CLUB MEETS for years Been in the employ of Mdn Completed Wednesdny Z
Ted Lathrop and knows the ins Evening.Ma n Hnlts s un nm 2
.ma .mn M o h.. »v-mm hndnnn __. _
5U.Central z r a d e - l s t |z'md<|.n.cluu:|.u uuutzualaan,wu u ln t a i n - \ - " "--- -1 .____25:nlo y ed a t th e Gene ral Ele c tri c ,F i n a l Ou tc ome o f th e P e n n m t g t m l lifilfiefl U}iS y our is 260 a s apxgegxruqqqea will ma k e a roadwyay
~ 'midline ~si- mi Bffim in omm il miorlnx a Holder Doubtful.swim: Nw 'eolnpamd tofm, 8'l;'5tl|' nm; uni 41; sth !@°1='! vacation ir. tha pu-mul,4 an sm m |'ff° .}.=5g»f 251 of a year ago. which will be pernnnent
enroiiment is in the from expensive upkeep f»
and free
nr manyThe "Chicken Chatter" P°u1u»v|3 ::.:' .;.'.° ..'::r...".:"::..'... .al [or 1-'mlaln s
Club met at the home of Opal and
Margaret Wnrdck on Wednesday,
September 2, 1031.
The buslncss portion of the
mecung was taken up vuth plans
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nu u mn u v u uu uu .ue a we w e m,-..'.B ,S8 ~6thAgra de2 9 ~xsiy ole puhl1c_m 1115 lme of mer-No w H V E m v g g DUTLET grade, gg.,Total 250_''
chanslxse He 1l_ a wma man of _good habits and not "fffi d ~The power of machinery has ,,§f,;"{==~,;~<'»»g?
work which mean;evurytlnng m been fully demonstraled gn the de' 15'Total 59 ''l m Fm"of "°P'°§"'f"l-Watch diszins of the sewer outlet from :r.~..3f.»,'nm-\ ¢ _ m'made.
6 B ~ ~ h o m e ." i " " 'u n g r w u e .m m m n u r r ,v e n t r a l y u a n .
M r a n d M r s E M B e a t y e n -g r a d s p r l n c i p a l , r e p o r t s Q u i t t h e m '
2 n d ' t » m . a § n e < 1 a t a . f B l 'l : | i l y . d i l l l l E r l a s t B A L L S E A S O N N E A R L Y O V E R a r e n o w 4 1 e n r o l l e d i n t h i s d e ~M O N D A Y . u - r r : m < o o N
4 U \ ' S u n d a y w h e n t h e y h a d a s g u e s t s .p o r t m e n t .T h e 6 B s e c t i o n l s t h e ,C L U B O P E N S O C T .5
[ M m E _g _B c - a t y M r a n d M r s :E l k h o r n V a l l e y l e a g u e g t m d .c l o s e s t s e c o n d t h e r e b e i n g 8 8 p u -
1 9 : | . l S:' n | \ k ¢ n = M ',4-av.,. m a M .i n z :p i l l e h r o l l e d m t h l s g r a d e .I T h e M o n d a y A f t e r n o o n C l u b ' s
.;.;';:;';':":°:':..:'"' 1' _':'.,;'f;"|f<»= his announcement me |lhe old outlet near the Price farm |->,.§`,l§.§.§fz¢.`§HT'n.»§'Im.`§'|I=.""¢5¢?¢- lirlII.I...I"\i . ...... ,.., ..,... ..._n....\,:.. .ma .|.....s.fT|;am W L.
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9
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10
10
15
14
15
Pct.
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.609
.609
.545
.sza
_375
.aoo
.288
During the summer vacation a
very modem fire alann system
was installed in both the Senior
and Junior high buildings.This-
was necessary since the State Fire
Marshall made such n request.
This fire alarm system will help
greatly in our fire drills and will
gmerrnit greater safety ln the build-
nv.
ywly booklet: have been prlnled
and are 'now in the hands ol the
members.
The Club,which is the nldékt
culture club in the city, will hold
their initial meeting on Oct. 5. at
the home of Mrs. F. W. Arndt.
The afternoon program o n
flowers and gardens, will be pre-
unnhul hu Mrs Fl g Rnnhv M " ,
D¢ l l; 5 ;I 1 UU f 1 :um.u l l :H u m e U I r r u n -o t o t h e r i v e r ,a d i s t a n c e o f s o m e -
c c o r a n .§|'hn r i r n n t a sand f r i a n d u n {Hu n ~~F * " " ¢8 l : 0 \ l I d t w o n n i e s ~
g n u b; u u |\ . |agrade, 10.
Total em
»u| vun 5 1\l\H3 FI " "aulu u.:An¢ ;|.c\5 Ahlilunnx nun uuugnr - "To tal,69.te r o f Oma h a .5°hP3'l°"*"11'
rollme nt,B la i r c ity Mr s .Min nie B uge on ha s rec en t~ Sc nbn er --14
h . -........s..... .3 .-.... 1 - .9 41....l......¢L . J Sny der ""~,..- ,_. . . .- ............-. - ....-club members are cordially in-
vited to come.
Mrs.Byrunylleard and Mrs.
Wardck were visitors.-Marjory
Krogh,news reporter.
DEMAND 70 CENT
CORN BY MARCH
Mrs.A.F. Newell arranged a
little picnic and swimming party
last Tuesday evening at the Blair
swimming pool in honor of Miss
Priscilla Rhoades and Miss Fran~
ces O'l-Ianlon,who leave next
Sunday to take on college work at
WavnaStare Teaeherscolleirs.Miss
last week the work was namedandthediggingwas completed
Wednesday evening of this week.
About eight hundred feet of diz-
ging, laying we main and refill-
ing the ditch was considered n
dayfs work and the crew lived up
io the standard.
Tho nnlv nan nf (ha wnrlr nnw
schools, 869.
HATS o
Reports fi
Canada are
one bank fs
year.As a
L _.__\_,_1
ly rucczveu woru.01.un:ucuuu um Hrlgjrhe r broth er-in »law Cu rtis P ."' F F T o C A N A D A Th o ma s o f P i t t s b u r ;Kansas who Mac D ona lds
passed a wa y A u g u s t 2,d u e f r o m N ° " ' } f Be nd
§'"¢h"'§f§£"§'11f§€' ng; heart trouble.Mr . Th oma s wi ll b e Mo n mc h s
.:1....a e_,___,__#Ln _____|remembcred by ma n y i n this vic~ H<§pf=§__ '
-u 12
1 1
9
6
6
",m;,".;'°..:£' '"'|'"-
_. ._...._.\.__._...\.llr..mlm Tnlnr ulwut a!
nunuuy s nesuna:Snyder 5, llonnidw 4
North Bend 8, MacDonalds 6
Blair 4, Schuyler 8
Scribner 7, Hooper 6.
Scribner and Snyder stepped a
game closer in the league leading
Schuyler club Sunday and '" "' |
began to wonder if it is possible
for the Schuyler boys to lose out
ln the pennant race yet.The
Schuyler defeat. came at the hands
of Bush- and resulted despite the
fact that Fred Wigington, om the
mnuml (nr tha lnndan_ turned in 1
The Girls Physical Training
Class was organized on Tuesdayleveningunderthedirectionof
lllllss Eberhardt.Considerable in-
terest has been shown in this
phase of high school york and a
very successful season is predicied
The work in the dramatic de~|
partment of the Blair egg schools
this year will be under a diree-tiun o l Miss Inez Hutchins whohas 'had cdnsiderable experience
along this line.bliss Hukhins ls!
s graduate of Morningside Col-
;"""- . .u .,,.....,. ... .,. ..-..,... .__C.M.Hltchman and Mrs.R.E.
Vinton.There will also be music.
The Club begins its yesr's work
with a membership of over sixty
and indlcu§.ion.s point towards s
most intmsting and instructive
year,The officers for the year are
Mrs. E. C. Hunt, president;M m
W.W.Wilkinson,vicepresrideni.
and Mrs. Fred Nemetz, secretary-
treasurer.The Prozram committee i sMrs.R.E.Vinton,Mrs.F. W.
A despatch from Newton, Iowa
applauds the fight for increased
oil prices hy Govemor Murrayol`
Oklahoma,\,ooo iowa farmers
and business men Friday night
inaugurated n campaign for h,igh~
er com prices.A resolution was
passed lo ask Governor Dan 'I'um~
cr tu recommend the price of corn
bo set at 60 cents per bushel Sept.
ll, until Jan.1. 1332.when it
Priscilla enters ner second year at
that school and Miss Frances herfirst.The members of the picnic
party were from the Sunday swool
class of which the young ladies
were members.They hath ac-
knowlfdge o very pleasant evening
for which they no grateful to
Mlm. Newell.
WILL G0 To W AYNE
lef or ornpletlon 2; r}\é"l»d€i<il
ing of the man holes and a few
other minor details and the work
will be completa.
Lyrrrns MISS CELEBRATES
Little Miss Marjorie HAY Hiller,
small daughter of Mr.and Mrs.
Carl C. Miller of Blair, had a very
joyful party in honor of`her first
Lf_.\..,-..¢»....,r-..o r mn.
n u ve Deen n u t twe lve c u a r wr vu
bank failures during the last 87
years, and the total llabllitles of
these twelve failures amounted
to less than seven dollars per
capita,figuring on Canads's
present popdatlon.
Of course, the population of
Canada la only about 1~20 of the
population of the United Statea
The Unlted States,therefore,
could have about 240 bank fall-
Blalr,who underwent an opera-
tion a couple of weeks ago at tho
Immanuel hospital i n Omaha,is
not doing so well at this writing.
He is reported very weak and for
the past lew days lt ima been
necessary to give him a blood
transfusion each day.
Mr. and Mn. J. S. Johnson of
Minneapolis,Minn.drove into
Blair last Monday for-_a_nhort\
1 be bo -.§`L`L£l 1 nngs dfr °§3"Z;,i12 Folluwmg is a list of names of
would he ordered young Indies from this city, who
,'plan to go to Waynu next Sunday
METHODISTS T0 where they will attend Wayne Stale
mnnuuy oxunuuy, amps.. um.urea and sg" feel qwiw proud. yggg wig, friend8_Tncy nm Lax-3»,§ "'§ $ .§ °°1f£° °° "°'§¢ »f`§I '55 unformmxy, tha unxmd Statealen their daughters, Misses Lilalr
Matteson- Mr and Mrs Leo me has bld over 8,000 bank failures and Mildred to points lu Wiwq-3
Mr and' Mr Waler'Anderson ln the lut 87 yeus.sin where bqth will teach tlus
:.. .'..,_,.__.__,__There seems ta be something fall.They planned to visit at
great pitching perfonnance. Schuy
lar now has a two game leadover
Scribner and Snyder with four
h\ nlnu 'Fha Qfhuuvlnrhnvl
lege, and hold:an A.B.degree Arndt and Mrs.Philip 0'Hanlon.
lrom that inaitudon.While h\|The me ld committee is com-
eolleg¢, Mins Hutchins wrote sev- posed of M n .Minnie Triple
eral one-act plays beside: uma- Mn. D. V. Hauer md Hn. Geo.
n t n # n u m n m| 1 e a \ : n e r s Uou ege wmc n opens oula.na ua u g me r ,u o r o m y U°"'~"»lw1-nm.umnnurlmnQ i2|](!l1M|l lawn nn their homewardI°7' ':" r°':-1':°':'. ':"°-J"" 'I-"z=..,, hu nnanhinu lindnr the dlrec- Rnfpn|m m s :m n n u r o r u s m r r e r n m m n g ' l l a Il l \ v\ Il l \ l m l l l aViP' n a m a n f n r l i n n h Q H n f n ? t ' | 1 n , , , , , _ l t : l o n O f ~H u t c h i n s ,W E ~Bert Spanton were """`° ""'""""""'Molxduy:mS8€8 Doris Tilden, Mr. and Mrs.
N£§Z"f§`.,§¥;f.L"Z?"5§` °;, ar: ma. af:....1:";:.e:;;., ~ §'¢`2°é$?§§'m§""i.1§f"Tyf'§;.W-l'é SHERIFF GOBBLES
odist church will be held ;_ ofm: lon and Mary Moore.Mrs.Roland Richter and family SHOT IV
*P* at the 1-'im Methodist chunah nl-rrlmwu lmnu ~ . . . . . . . a Sheriff Sudzerhnd
Mr-and M m B»B»Swim o f "W " "' , ,` § `,, ` " § ¢ § § " ` '" ' § "a very ruccauful dramatic len-ms 'rua N m o n x u n m u .0 t ed f nlnt, pro g ner and ny-p a c mn s di nner Sundxsy , in hoxzgrao f d? '°; wgltdif ~ °=1§ =_ ;g==»_ ;g i ii , ~ $ §'&.'§ 'fm$ '°l§ .., wa s Mr.and u n .Jake Brass and
journeyed ;'°'»Kznny,who leaves far col~ dear ,ky would have ben nomona employed part time. _'j dmughoer,Frances,returned _Int
Tuesday ¢K¢ this week. Those prementwere surprising gun the 4 md 3 de-|Fr1day from a two weeh vmt ll
»°a a do t ms .Oliva J.smith and dnugh-v ls rrs BL AIR . m m m Nab.w u m the.s...n.-ux-.....v...»..... . . A d d a n ~ Q - \ 1 e _ B l A k d u b ~'ma s h 1 " r Brass'Y ~
from Sept. I5 to 21 w Arungwi 1231;
: r h l l n f \ A u ¢n - ¢ L I~VACATION 'mm |»f`§»rIdQ&'¢1\é&,` une ma ice creunl |§j_'ffBishop E. G. Richardson of ,,,.|
eastern diocese will prwde at tho
meetmgs.A n umb er Of the me m-
I»...........I 4.1.|-_-1 _t....__L ...ell -.|.
..... "....-...W .,......Mr. and un. Jens Nielsen ma vlsrrs sou ?,"nf";"m 1:family returned l m Friday AT s l o u x 1-'Alas B. D.e v e n d n gf mmn v nn t i u u tr l p b y p u t f e w Uu h e l ms
\ta wo ChIc sgo ,lll.a ndRa dne ,u r . m a m » » . P m r 1 m m w h ° ° '.cu
in operw- ""=»\uw ma n nluring the Grace Ut Blnir, Mr.
putsevan F.Smith,Mr.and
\t of the smith Jr. Ind little 1
H. _..~.
""""""'""" aver the Schuyler qgrepunn xnand Mr; ';~'»- last, of the ni nth, Sunday, u
`'¢ .he hnswa ra grlppi ngth¢ Co I!usun °!_°'"h" county hluehgrg fo! it least anal
"Hi" Rnhlmon as w e a l l k n u w ~ld m n n ind ~
him, mme UP from Auburn, Neb. Inks reports Kimhdl u being in
short vim wim a pmsperoua ccndidon.lu t S \ mdAy f o r a
m.pu¢ n¢ .;,Mr.a nd l l r | . c 1 m ,_
u c a a UI.w e l o c a l c u u r u n w l u .u c -
had the seadoxm.
win. and other points ¢! infarct,f'§n;"' Mn. Jack Crowdy en- further mn.Jem reports s
ns dinner guests lastSunday and spent tha day:Ray very D t mp'
Cmwdy of Siu cn Tuma ~"ux y,on llxu Ellslbeth m m m ,wh~ Halgx Kmldsm uf hu been #ning at the home .fi
mn 'ma :::.::::- "af';a,I°"";'"~n-mx m m -~>_,,g-,Q
~-°u unrfnom-nu'mah of Onan.. .,,|.¢|,'5_ -\:q»-f nu -rm
xudda|ofutho1B`:;:d]x;knuPW r"m°g'
SiouxFal\|,So of-1.I "v m k r n hat Sunduy taking VISITSBLAIB
wltht.\mnthdrnonuxdw|!e,)(r.lnd)|ra.El¢onBhnI1 whn re-Hn.Fr\nk(h1-leywhoraide:dd¢thn\.~Ph|y|tayedovsrun-ue\r0|aoln,Ivw||put;! ewt|.tW |dnldayd\u\'.w\\k.dxn th ot ln tdt ho vn ok vldb~=||r.`Bi»|\\"hpwlndp|lu¢theingntth¢Gn|.Ga.m\nnhoms
i i vl l l o h t i h n t rl vt lhdo¢hr§ll\¢l||l¢l|i|lodi¢y.
m u o n u ma wn b e n ,wa n n n r g g t m f x z m e o t b a l s b a u .l v e m l p e n d i n g i h s m m m e r w a r k -T'h°¢ n 4 q f th ¢| a m e w h m |
i h z i n t h e t o n x t r y d e p u n n e n t u i m { | p 1 ; y q ; |¢ xp ¢ n u d ,p a t h s
U n d o S u n ' |do ma in ,c a me i n s h i d t u s c hanc e so u n d o th e
l l o n d a y c n n i n g t u r n a h m t v { d t ¢ ¢ ¢ g ¢ _.
w i t h h l l n m t ,l k | . J o c L u u n W i t h m e n o n i l n t l n d t h l l d l l l d
m d l h - .I A m n .B a h a s b0 \ 1 \two | mr | h e» ¢ n f| l¢ \» l¢ 0 ¢f , ¥ -\ \ ° ¢\ I ¥ "
' ¢ = f M ~ d i u W n l = i n z m d v 1 1 l n w n w u n ¢ , ! n r f h o ° i » t $ i n |
b a : k t o l e h » o | ; t A m ¢ , I » u w ; i a p \ ; y . .C a t c h y :,B W
u t e w w a e h .( w h w n r n )
R o b ln lo n n n d a h o lu n l e wo f Mina 0|ivs 8mlth vlill temch
hilaldav niea.na n-inm ¢ h° w1 ¢ ¢ \m m r» g.m .z ,» ,¢ ,x .m f,¢ ¢ ¢
lmdnela lnAuburn3And ¢ u t a ,u p m m tv \ n k h h q b hn x d n%iu .
thltonneountof¢he wv rk b¢il\8TheTek \mah»ehnollnrc\n\ein
dons on the mad dawn his v ny, beginnlngthe yur'| work u 50thnth1|bu||nesl hub om m n» |u e m n nm ¢ tin¢anewbuilding
Iwrlnlly demened.m e m n m m u m o u m m f éldovm.
A4v.»u»m'I1».l'bw1rl»~um unumunm n
mn- ml-»-If-. Saphmber xo nm
AL O N G T H E
n o r r o m R O A D
llr.end Mn. Heny Tech; mn
hmily were Sundn dinner guest:es the pareutel, T. "L 'Quaker home
h m m- .Hr. and Mn. Pete Sorensen anddaughter,Naomi of Blair,andln. Gu dmnnd Sorensen mowred
to Omnln Frldny.Mrs. Clllton Andenon and chil-
am. nf Teknrnnh. smut Thursday
Helen and Maxine Warrlck
33 1 :Fridéuy and §_;;\1»d=_g wlth
gnu parents,. an .Neum Warrlclr.
M . r . | n d M r a . C . B . B u n n a n d
Mr.and Mrs.Byron Bunn andchildrenvisited Sunday evening
with Hr.m d Mrs.Opal Reeves
and £=mily~-
Miss Emestine McCoy spentSunday evening at the Earl Ban-well homo in Teknmnll.She wasnn afternoon guest of Miss Mar-
navnf llnvuhnnln
BELL CREEK VALIEY
Mr. and mn. August KorkhotffStanley and Rodney were SundayeveningvldtorsattheErnest
Meier home.The Llllmnn a n d Telblsta
schools opmed their doors 1orln~other term of school lut 'haem-day.Misa Clara Schweder il theteacher of the Lallmm school mdMlsl Norma Wilkening in teacher
nt Telbasta.Mr .ma Mm Hnwnrrl Rnun nml
Jr. home.
5 b w m an
no ynitvr and No rm; Claire l
'sen of Blair, were Wednes
er-noon visitors l t thePatrick home near Splker.Mr.and Mrs, Carl JenFlorence, of Denver, an'l\
Tuesday and are vxming
th Orum and Blair relal
Pupils from this vicini
entered Blair high this yHarryChrlstiansen,Mdv
Mis.Hnlen Newldrk nent t.halmnr¢ hvanhln mdum .L mums:Fashion Center Beauty Parlor )
Phone 47-Alice Trlplettndsom,M i n dEIeuH¢k_
day alb-
Dqi ght
sen and
W E " ~"'1£f`$.=i §`reii3 i1iQ'&i§é£`<§z"e£L"&S§¢i'°§ pn; '°'?r¥m.a at .ea
tives md mandin zu fai r.mm xduesd bum:-lat production hom 17 omtl in Huy u, zz centsRev.P-J-etuen,Amos heavily, wpe dllly in the loading ln August, an henna of nearly
d Philli d!0V8 wRe1n$€;l an s 1;oon hntteriut prodwdan mm. Cream 580 perant.Feed onlie are almost
=marewmed.M°nd»x-_.gf; bv¢l°r.\=q»=1\3f9=¢\1r°. <§5m}=ed;l»m of wm my were which is
BITE ON 'mls ONE
I AIL amateur fi dmrmm in theThemembersofSt.Pwr; um.:ma m mu 1 .---|h_m surprised Rev. and mm un prodncdoni y ""°t:"§.another favorable lnwr.The state of Mains spent severalIP. J.m m m m Monday mm 51, rt mo | °'P°°'°d ,P'°°'°' situation °1the dairy in-hours at a lake where l mnoon.Mrs. Bemextlm was given o 'd\1l¢1'y. at lead in decidedly more um-mga trout were lmovm to bean bedlprsd as a reminder of tha Beduwd pmductivn ,durhugluno lavonble.plentiful.
occasion.Rev. and Mn. Rpinerff and Jgly ~ ~ ~1~__u__ -_...... ..... .When he arrived at his hotel
véE la s t
a we ek
:ivea.
ty wh o
uu n i l l ?em Lar-8811 ar e mo vi n g to UNSW !th i s cre888d llrbdtldiidil.d u r i n g LUG'r u n m u u u e n w r n o n e r y \J lu n--wi th 811 e mp ty ~~on e
w i t h t h J o i n To d ; - - S i l k s wa nwe.F..k°.- .....0 .e a r l ¥ ~ G f t h e ...0 not d etai l! n t ma r n.. .=£, ';° nan*V783 ll8t0l1I8hEd..1fst the parental,Georze Mvrsw A Mr.and Mn.Oscar Pederson sons attended the Missionary pio-
hame.Ind Sunday dlnner wlih their nl: in Fremont Thursday evening.lf-l'».ll\d Mrs. G¢0!8° Hlin and maiher,Mrs.Mm e Pederson in Stanley Kerkhulf nu been un
Vlrxilll-I were S"Pd""VP" Bla i r.'the sick lin! the past week.nf Mn. Halas \'» Mn Snronben Wu on Miss Irene Fnltmu:,ama Sat-'M He "Bra d d husband west of rs." U k wig, uni ,'f m week'' 'g, a an ~ i i i " t h e wee a t S m . . i l N -!;1|¢_IVIBI
sen, Irena Hamm, Ednn Hansen,Viola Nelson,Evelyn Rasmussengggduw-5 ==ugd i nn the mn
e,an o m M nAllardS t o r k a n d ~lgi f
sen in the 12th.Mod:of these.. drlve_ 11e=»= and fmh.
mr. :mu mrs.U\Bl'E.n¢0 u mgandJlnlog Petarwn of Qmaha,were Sunda guest:at thg CarlRa s mus se n i m.Mr.and Mrs.
Emerald Van Beek were Tlxursdnl'
'result u m grggmgry n u m:pnv .Fr m.d snurd 100 Suk .lust d luck,he explained,ductlvn w an this year il "DW Dreueayonmsalo $1.98 gm, s2.sa-- "My float was under water al-
1-53 percent greater um the pro-values to S15-all sizes.Shop most all the time and I could notduction for the Slime perlod Inst early.Fnsllion Center.34-ltitell whether I had a bite or not."
'.Frm.d m d 'ust »»luck," he explain~ductlvn w dam this year is only D,e,,e,y,mm,,]°s1_9g §...1"§°2,<i»'5 "My float was under water al
1-53 percent greater um the pro-values to $15-|11 sizes.Shop most all the time and I could noduction for the same perlod Inst early.Fnsllion Center.34-ltitell whether I had a bite or not.'
| : u
levening guests there.Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steele spent `"`in""'.'§5'm»C l y d e M e t z le r ~ m } } i Mn.Howard Ruwe,
Sunday at the home °f Hrs.'m i 1 a u t o u mm m a m a m a lttuxded a9°°=*°"mmds,Percy Tucker of mp '§Lm?'i'1,. 'Eid 'IR erbert family pimlc i n Arllnztdn park
die Lang Creek neighbor Hansen of omaha at the Mlnne- Sumdny._
u u m S ° - ~ g _ o f south .of wt: |,k¢,_MMr;u:i nd Mrs .mG&tthe b ww;
B ! n l r 1 v n n S u n y er n f M .d r.sdi i m l e a n i m a t f l u Pnul M§ff~yv§"'i3'.§Teg;°M I 2 . 1 : me a u n s a w ml - s a mmy .
Pmlaen home.Mré N7,d 'Tmm and Mm A. W_Mr. and Mrs. Emil Koch, Don~Misa Mnrgaret Wnrrlck lpent or Herman.ald and Dolores of Stanton,Mr.'l'hnrld.\\y aftemoan with Mr. and A_E Dlxnn myed silo p~,4d,y`and Mrs.Olxo Schultz and chll~gm A. 11. Dixon and lqillli-. __n.»}.,a.v_Idrqn of NonhBendwereSgnday
mr. ana mrs. L. E. In dChllehdmwereSundny§Z'$..§.§',.
visitors at the Martin Larsen
home.
A number of Orum ms .]°Y»d A picnic at the lglalrvgrig.
.he pool Sunday, :rm ln hoonr
1 Mrs. Cu-I Jensen and Florence
l:>envar.
rs . W m w U d virelatives in u.'3¢,»n'"1,,€°'€m1€T""'
M n .Al Stdnbrockar of L in-|
coin, ls vldting her drier,Mrs.
Howard Jensen and family.The Danish Ladies Ald wereentertainedWednsadnyafternoonsttheAn lmr Andersen home,
near Splker.
Alirda Nelson is lll with mumps
at the Emanud Anqreuan home.|
Folks from this vicinity who;
..|......a..|lnmilu ranninn in
C O O L
Mr. and Mn.Pets Elliott andéildrenandmother,Mrs.Ellen
hym n had ra pper Frldq with
ln. Imran Layman and family.
Hrs.A. W. Clarke and threedzildrrnspentSundayafternoonvlth ln. R. M. Iverson while themenand boys attended the hall
game at Blair.
mu ms Mathews attmded ado we r Tuesday for Miss Opal
White at Bennington,who was
married Saturday.Mr. and Mrs.
.Arthur White,parents ot Opal,
formerly lived in this vicinity.Mr. and Mrs. gglal Reeves anddildxen spent W esday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Reeves,south of Blair.Eunice Reeveslpent Tuesday night and Wednes-
'=§, with her grandparents.r.and Mrs.Earl Dolan ofStanton. spent Thursday and Fri-
day with her niece and husband,
lr. and Mrs Oscar Pedersen.The [Ridgeview Project Clubmet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Sam Moore east of Blair.The
Afternoon was spent in games and
contests.The next meeting willbe with M_rs. Paul Paulsen, Oct. 1.Guests o l Mr.and Mrs,JohnGilllspiefromThursdayuntil
Monday were the Misses AnnMarieGillespie and Madeline Mc-Carthy of Omaha.Miss GillespieistheirnieceandattendsSt.
John'a school in Omaha.
Miss Margaret Warrick andMissAlmaWdchwenttothe
Stale Fair Saturday and returnedSundayevening.Harry Tysonwent last Friday to work on the
h i r grounds through the week.
Mrs. Tyson went to Omaha Sun-
day and uccompanled her cousins,Hr. and Mrs. Fred McDanlels to
Lincoln Monday.Mr. and Mrs. Gay Cook ol Craig
:peat Wednesday afternoon with
Miss Grace Ray, who is an aunt
of Mrs. Cook.`Mr. :md Mrs. W. J. Boite andsonsspoutSundaystElkhorn.. . " __...u u...v..\ r:\..\.|.
From this vldnll-'Y. those atten-ding Blair hlkh school are AgnesandDavddSlmonsea,who aredriving;Mildred Iverson who
stays with her grandmother, Mrs.
M. Iverson, Elizabeth Grimm, who
stays with Mrs. Torn Anderson,Edna Tucker, who stays with her
grandparents, T. L. Tackers, and
Ruth Morkilll. who stays at theLuther 0'B'anlon home, and PaulTyson who lives with his grand-
narents,Mr.and Mrs.Watson
Tyson.Elmer Clabom, Veda Kelly and
Eugene Bunn are beglmers at the
Kindred school.A telephonqg wasinstalledat the Kindred school
house this week.Friday afternoon Edna MaeTuckerentertainedthe~MissesAnn Gillespie, Madeline McCarthy
of Omaha. and Elizabeth Grimm.Mr.and Mrs.Marshall Tyson
:md two sons spent-Monday aft-
ernoon at the hom o!theirbrother,Francis Mélrens and
mother. Mir. and Mrs. Doude Grimm
:md son visited there llonday eve~
ning.
Mr.and Mrs.Bill Rutledge
drove to Holden. Missouri Satur-day to bring their grandmother
Hampton home with them.In honor of the birth anniver-sary of Mrs. T. K. Iverson the fol-lowing guest! were entertained at
their home Monday evening:Mr.
and Mrs.Oscar Thane and Clar-
ence, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnsonand children. Mrs. Margaret Iver-son and Wm \and Pearl,Martin
Johnson and Merrill, Mr. and Mrs.
R.M. Iverson and children,Mr.and Mrs. Fred Ray, Mr. and Mrs.Elmer Thane and children and
Thorvald Johnson.
Miss Lissa Blevins and brother,
Wm. of ncsr Kennard, were Wed-nesday aftemoon visitors at the
Robert Widner home.Mr. and Mrs. Byron Beard and
sons spent Sunday evening at thaA'R ni n m home.Mrs.Tom
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he Holtma.n~home were Mr and the lar!Rqlland home,he] ingin. John EchtenkB.mP Sr. of AX- Phillip celebrate his uma bln..
ingwn,Mr.and Mrs.Adolphldny.
1°1;m==-w»;1 clnldreu and Miss !~_ anddlfs. '-"3 Rgla ld and
lop e a ma n.nm y nn ngnvud ic oldsenMiss Ellen Lnllmxm left Friday we Sundny evening cnllers atn resume her role as teacher in the Martin Larsen home.
he Albion h|,_h school.Mrs.John Taylor Jr.and son
Mr.ond Mrs.Howard Ruwe und Miss Anna Hansen were Sun~
nd family spent. Monday evenmz day guests of Mrs. Harold Taylor
t John Nlebm.m'<._and children, while the men wereMr. and Mrs.Ernest Meier al- in Omaha visiting their father in
ended the State Fair Sunday._the hospital.
W€=|0y Mcicrlxenry entered his Orum school stoned Mondaye'=*°f y°=5,§f_~ Arlington high with Mins Ethel French as teach-
_____,_,,___..._-.......,........,..-Wahoo rk Monday were Mew'and Mprsdames Chris Bqnsu
Rudolph Andremovn,Peter u
Earl Tait,Emil Johnson alfamily.Solomon and Elmer. Blmn, Emanuel Andreuon and sm' md Alben Jensen and tamll
also Mrs. Joe Johnnon and sonA number of Wahoo relatives all
attended making 58 in nll.
The Young Peoples meeting <
the Danish Lutheran church m.at the Richard Nelson home laThursday evening._Dorothy Jensen has been qu.\
'ill with mumps the past week.i
and
FRESH
from' your
GeneralI
Fashion Center Fd!Hats forWomenSL88--$2.B8-$3.88.Al-
waya Something New.
Big shipment of better silkdressesfor fall just received at
the Fashion Center--make your
selections now.
er.St.Pauls Aid met Thursday
afternoon at the H.C.Larsenome with an attendance of eight*members.The Aid will meet athe church pallors in October.
Misses Hannah and Louise
Larsen and Mrs. Ed Hansen spent.
Fdday in Omaha.Mr. and Mrs.Martin )arsen and sons drove toOmahaSntuway, taking Alton to
his doctor.
Amos Reinertsen and son, Phil-
lip arrived Saturday from Chicago
and visited until Mondo nt the
parental, 'Rem P.J.R inertsen
home.
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Ruth Paulsen spent pan of Inst
week at the home of her parents,
M . and Mrs. Chas. Paulsen.rMrs Freeman Loftis and How
Wednesday and Thursand snent .-
Special Sale of
SCHOOL NEEDS
40 Sheets Flne History Paper ----Sc
80 Sheets Flne Hlslory Paper ---loc
500 Sheets Flne Hlstory Paper ---45C
Carpaco History Covers and Rings --lSc
|>~Dlxons Plain Cedar o for -Sc0110SBeat s AI|Jr. le ad penc ils 5 f o r Sc
Fine Litllognplzecl Wuie Paper Bukelx --l5cZud 201:
No .8 pe r p ac k ag e -8cCrayolas {No. I6 per package -I5c
C A N D Y a A a ` & A 1 N s
Big shipment of better silk
dresses for fall just nxeived at
tha Fashion Center-makq .your
selections now.Shoes $1.97 a pair at the Fash-
ion Center Friday and Saturday.
Nice looking dress slippers 'lorWomen and Misses.Worth $6.
Ȣ...,..,Mr. and Mrs.Louie Hovendick
and son,Mrs.Henry Hovcndick
and lvnn were Monday visitors attheMrs." Bertha Niederkrugerhome at Lincoln.
Mr.and Mrs.Gus Kruger,
Myrtu and Norman o! Tclbasta.,
spent Sundny evening at the
Henry K.. .mer home.
Martha Hoier spent last week
at the Andrew Hoier home helpingwiththework while Mrs.I-loier
is in the hospital.Mrs, Anna Goodrich of Califor-nia, visited at the F. E. Fletcher,
Joe Lyon and George Iaftis homes
Friday and Saturday.Ruth Paulson spent a couple of
days lust week with Audrey
Christiansen at Blair.Meta Thompson visited the New
England school Thursday after-
noon.The New England school opened
last Monday morning*with a'large enrollment.Miss AlmaFnirchlldofOsmond,Neb.is inchnnze of the upper room with 24
pupil; enrolled and is bonrdinn at
the H.E.Fletcher home.Mrs.
Elizabeth Staples is in charge of
the lower room with 22 pupils.
She boards at the Herman Sprick
homo.Mr. :md Mrs. Frank Loftis and
Wayne and Marjorie Fletcher
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Louie Hovendlck home.Mr,and Mrs.Carleton 'lfaylor
:md family of Omnhn, Miss Alma
Fletcher of Miles City,Montana
were Monday dinner guests atthe
Grandpa Fletcher home.Mr. and Mrs. George Loftis and
Birdie Helen spent Friday in
Blair nt the Grandpa I/oftis home.
Minnie, Meta and Earl Thomp-
don,Nonuan Rogert,Delbert
Fletcher and Stella MontgomeryattendedapartyattheCarl
Toelke home Friday evening.
2IANew Sink...
. . . will add magerially to the
appearance of your kitchen.
Tear out the old age~-worn sink
-get rid of that dark damp
cupboard under the sink.,
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Fresh Peanut Brittle lb.--15c
ORIIM NEWS
Mr.and lbs. Ted Hansen and
son of Blair,were Tuesday eve-ning guests nt tha John Taylor
| -erry rops ~.--cFresh Chocolate Cocoa Drops lb. - 20c 1
RACKET Sronn a
I Reach into the cool depth:
of yo ur Ge neral Elec tric
Refrigerator. Choose a crisp
salad, a chilled glass of to-
mato juice, a tempting cold
cut or a frozen deasen. You
will End each of them pure,
lppedzing, wholesome.
What a privilege . . . these
sultry summer days . . . to
enjoy all that an General
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Creamery butter manulacture
decreased 5.61 percent in the
United States during July.says
the stale and federal division of
ag:-icululrznl statistics.This !ol»
lowed a decrease of 3.71 percent
in May, and June was about the
same as a year ago.Higher
prices of butwrfat reflect de-
creased production.
The dairy industry, which has
been suifering severely from over
production {or':=ome time, is in n
Quzc/el
oh L Q that's because
We have an Extensio
Telephone upstairs."
Extension Telephones Cost
only a /ew cents a day/
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Why wait for this greatest
of all home conveniences?
Tomormw for I small
down payment you can be-
come one of the more thanI million General ElectricRefrigerator users, who now
benefit by year 'round uvingx.
4Genentl Electric Refrigerator
price: are now lower than
our and All model: carry ammplexe 3-Year Guarantee.
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Is A N I T A R YS U P E R - F R E E Z E R
clean, gleaming porcelain;every..thing simple, unitary, etlicienl.IM o N l T o R 'r o Pmeehmism sexled-ip-mel, neverned; memin_not even ailing.IALL-STEEL CABINETS
porc¢l.\in lined lnterlon,|cid mdmu nli|1.ing--broom-high lm-
Iowa-Nebraska Light
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M r . a n d M r s . W i l b u r C o n e t y d r o v e
iq W at er lo o Su nd ay In v is it w it h
th e i r sister,Mr s .E l me r W h i te
a n d f a mi ly .Mr . a n d Mr s . W i llln m Mc C ra c k -
e n o f s o u th o f Blai r , wer e W ed ~
nesday supper g u e s ts o l Mr .an d
Mrs. Fred Hurdum.llns.George Ketchmnrk .and
baby of Omnlm, visited Saturday
with her sister, Illrs. Oscar Ped-
cruon.Sunday evening callers ut theCarlSorensenhomewereBill
Sorensen of Falls City and Hurry
Sorensen of Blair.Muay Warrick drove to CouncilBluffs Saturday afternoon for the
lhall games.Sunday ntwmoon vldtors nt'the A. E. Dixon home were Mr.
:md Mrs. John Cooper and son,
Wakefield and son were also call-
eraC. B. Bunn is building a trend
silo on his funn this week.Bobby Pike of Tekamah mn *three days lost week with in-. am
Mrs. Byron Beard.
Mr.and Mrs.Tom Wakelielc
Jr. and sons, Mr. and Mrs. C. H
Blanchard,Mr.and Mrs.FreiChristensen of Wushingwn joinuothers nt a picnic dinner Sands;
at the Herman park.Mr. and Mrs.Frank Schafer o:
west of Herman.spent WcdnesdayeveningwithMr.and Mrs
T. K. Iverson and family.
Hana Sorensen of south of Blul
visited Sunday silemoon withhi
nephew, Gudmond Sorensen.Sunday dinner guests of th
d Hurdum family were Mr.an
Mrs. Lyle Mins gud li E. King o
Blair nt the Grandpa I/oflis home.
Minnie, Meta and Earl Thomp-
don,Norman Rogert,Delbert
Fletcher and Stella MoytgomemattendedapanyattheCarl
Todkt home Friday evening.
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lI"Hlly Foshan Du~'g a n g
dersun of Burt county,visited
Sunday with George _ and CoraBound.Leland Muller returned
with his parents.Mr.and Mrs.C. H.Blanchardvi' Burt county were Saturday aft-ernoon viuitoru with M). und Mrs.A. E. Dixon and famhy.
Bmw dmc !opened Mundny.
Virginia Hdn Gerdd Iverson andEdvnndmk i e wars enrvlled as
1,m¢-|_Elmer Bolie and Rnb-uf. King an the Kindred dime:
axrolled in the tenth grade wif)-
ae v en dhul m tha dui .Klndnd Harry Makers met on'l l mi d a y dtemoon with Mrs.Opal mm wi th fo urte e n me m-bai pres ent The laden rpentthedte mo o n *wi sep; 17, Mrs.
llnny Ty nun be hosfeaa. Mn.
W d h m F i k h dropped her name
1mm the rail.
Big shipment of better silk
dresses for fall just nxeived at
tha Fashion Center-makq .your
selections now.Shoes $1.97 a pair at the Fash-
ion Center Friday and Saturday.
Nice looking dress slippers 'lorWomen and Misses.Worth $6.
Host its the nohbln.I-luoclquartlvl Civic, Social, Buainun, Trlwl,
A m u m m d M a w c m. .ou fashioned lwiriuliw.Lux-. (
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A lo v e a w r y with lo t s v f na w
thrills now pla ying a t t h e R K O -
Orph sum Theatre,Oma lm,where
you see two palm battle o n t h e
b o t to m o ! n lto r m lq mh e d le a f o r
th e se c r e t a t a g i r l brlde'u sin.
l-lending th s g n ly sta ge s h o w i n
Om n l m la B u n n a n d A ll e n wh o
a n n e c la i ma d vau de vi lle; fu nn ie st
comics,th an F r a n k Cou vllle wi t h
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ORIIM NEWS
Mr.and lbs. Ted Hansen and
son of Blair,were Tuesday eve-ning guests nt tha John Taylor
Mr.and Mrs.louis L ws were
Sunday supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm.Bratt.Mrs. Molly Denny of Teknmnh,
was a Sunday guest of Mr.and
Mrs. Henry Beard.
Miss Myrtle Hurdum left Sat-
urday for West Pnlnt when she
teaches ln the high selwol.Mrs, Kenneth Tyson spent Fri-day with her mister, Mn. Waltpr
Gammel near Herman.
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HOTEL EEJN~ELLE
ROOMS' a BATH $. s o
F R O M §'.":;fff°2.'»1L'1
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Fashion Cenler Pall Dresses-Tnv el Crepe Suit.:--sleeveless
dress with long sleeve J uke
on mls very :pedal $6.76-all
sizes-real bargains.Fuhinn Canter Hosiery Clu b-JolnToday-Sillc Stockings Free-get details at our Hosiery Dept.Fuhion Center Beauty ParlorPhone 47-Alice Trlplett.
ORIIM NEWS
Mr.and lbs. Ted Hansen and
son of Blair,were Tuesday eve-ning guests nt tha John Taylor
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a ally t
we y k t
. . . will ad materi o the
a arance of our ichen.
Tear out the old age~-worn sink
-get rid of that dark damp
cupboard under the sink.,
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DRESS ur YollR KITCHEN
PRICES ARE Low Now
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PLUMBING CO.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
A love awry with lots vf naw
thrills now playing at the RKO-
Orphsum Theatre, Omalm,where
you see two palm battle on thebottom o! n ltorm lqmhed lea for
the secret of a girl brlde'u sin.
l-lending thsgnly stage show in
Omnlm la Bunn and Allen who
an neclaimad vaudeville; funniest
comics, than Frank Couvllle with
'Sunny Dale shake loom A lot of
lun, next "Dancing 0n", a very
elaborate dance offering,t h e
»Zelda Bmtlxeru offer mmy thrllh
on thdr tnpexe.
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Bk i r Ne Se (amber 10 1981
The Arlington school;spend
here Monday with the following
:tall of teachers:J.R.Vin/ckel,
Supt.; C. N. Decker, athletic coach
manual training m d hlstnfy;Hhs Helen Reppcrt, pdncipal and
htin; Him Beatrice White, Eng~
lilh;Min Abbie Bysong, maths
maths and typing, Mn. J. LRay,
music;M in Clam Schoettger.homu economics; Mn. Agnes Hul-lister, 'lth and 8th grades;Miss
Dorothy Cobb, Sth and Sth gades
Miss Beatrloe Heuennan, 8nd and
(th grades; Miss Susan Ro y , Inand hd grades.Miss Margaret Reekmeyer, whoin employed on a Holdxege news-
paper,a me home to spend the
we e ka d with h h ,Mr.and Mn. He nry yer m d
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I THE COUNTY COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKANOTICE:On the 12th dny of
pwmber, 1931 at 10 o'c1ock A.
at the county court rooml in~Gif,w u m n g m County,Neb-
1-abate, a written instrument pur-~rting to be the ha t will m d
week -wmiung . tha Hi-Y Camp.
They are among the seventy-tivechosenfromthestatetoattendthe camp this year.W .H .H m m m d A .Q .G u -
0 ~. | l ;.
the e fi o xt a o lth gi i rn ms n i nt he
recmt tire by entertaining them
at an eight,o'clock dinner atHldl@y'| cafe on Wednesday eve~
ning.Following the dinner the
Bremen enjoyed the evening a t
cards and viddng.Tweng'-five
were present.Mr, and Mn. George S4-.hoettger
newlywede,lmve moved inw the
A. G. Indwlg 'bungalow forpm-lyoecupidbyw.C.Seger.Thehome hu been slightly nmndejed
md newly decorated.The Seger:
now live in the house north of
Efldle i l a i o formerly oecnpid
m r n s r c n m c n
L. J . Norm. Puwr
Sundly School, 9:46.Worship
11:00.'rm B. Y. P. U'B 7:00.
Evening service 8:00.We had a Snmhy Selma] ahnn-dmce o l dghty-one agdn Sun-
I t w u good to gnttogemhu...._»...
ooNaascA'r|oN.u. cuuncnh a i u ~ n t i l ~ n u n
S\mdl¥-W h n t d o y m u y !
Mrs.s.Boysen,nfria ad o fMrs.E.lL Clark,spent a day
with her last.wa k ,m d talked
about happenings in Madisonwhen she mme _Lu-om.
IFLNDBS K & P E R 8 hurem Wim: yon
room!"Onemlght.wu.\-lst:"Did you;Edd: "1 lumly
m a twenty dollar bill on the rw vgry much."
shopped on their my (mm lincoln
to Wnyne to spend a few hours
with Ut. Hnrringwnh father, andfo see how he wu getting dong.'Mn Harrington uhm fo make his
home at Crowell Home Int Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Hennl, Clan andWa lk:from Omnhn, md M n .Lillie who was an old neighbor ofMrs. Schwab for twenty-five yeah
i n Plattxmnnth,drove up to nee
Hn. Schwab Int Sunday.
Mrs.Kingery f mm Omnlu,npent Monday with her mother,
lin. S. Stull..
Ou: birthylay w w w h i c h had
Dnrinzthiam tumnsa am nlat
us d zi n kuf c h s we lfn re of ourso ullmddra wne a rto o nxGo d.
We bel.leveinnpe.rlonn|God
a m i l n H.\s Divi.neSol1»J e m¢ h f ~ ; m» ; _ » u g " " » mf g -Holy
t enmwe r prayerYo ua nhndte dtowa rs hi pv dth
nn.
n m n t n n v m t r m t n n i a d v i b u
Hhw lr Ar clnnmscwsr1
And Sa v e on your G rucery Bill.
0lIR PIONE IS mms womnc
ani $1.00
-391:
1 '/$2
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.79c
b. 16%c
ut which time and place all per-
son: concerned my nppear m d
eontut the prohnte thereof.
Dnted Augugt mn, 1981.
(SEAL)x. c. Euggg,
8l~4t County Judge.
N a n c e
Notice ls hereby given that the
Washington l.`»ounty Fair Grounds
Association has this day made
appllcation lor license to conductandoperateapublicdancehall;
and amusement park at the
Washington County Fnlr Grounds
located on Lot 41,Seeloh__12,
t h o u w l t h u n m d y o u w i l l d o u l
good nnd perehnna we ma y b e
able to help you even more than
Lhlhk.Do no tforgo ttha tthe tzeuurez
cannotrneetthailnnncialo hllfu-
...W..,.,.........,--. _ . _ _!lgnln len SUM-ly utter the Aug-
'ult Interim.The morning service
wan enrlched by x beautiful vocnl
solo sung by Mina Dorothy Jen-
tlons of your church u you ell'
in your oontrllrutlonl.She hu as-''ruined for our ohllrdl We lnmleox'
whi c hgo w ltht he o d lm.I n t o :
no t h e \ ml ' s l r by a d d l ng Uo h e r
w o r r y a s w h o w e h e l n t o me e tgwchurchhillsutheycome
ue.Some of the members who have
d no reduction in their incomes
have increued their pledge w the
church.There are others whoshoulddo . this in order that vga
i
E i n Hewitt contrlbutd a most
delicately rendered piano solo.Supt
Fleck wu dellghfbd with the lug-
est Church School uttendnnce lor
tour or (ive months,and prom-ises special teawres hy puplla for
coming Sunday mornings.,
Neit Sunday the Church School
meet| nt 10 o'clock, with the mor-
ning service following a t 11
o'clock,and the young people
meeting for lunch and meeting at
Illmch.
Prldny for HL Pleasant, I h re u the Halll h w f i l l f w h n s d m a . w e |1 1 1 -.m¢ | Mr..N¢ n.n§ m
The annual Mission Fertlnl ol moved ln win- W. K. sl
,the St.Pauls Lutheran churchnorthofArlington, was held ln
Wm. Kruger Inrnll 1 lf
nrldnity will moveyilto 1
ln, md dvlille' the ChurohSchoollthe grove nmr the church onS\m- Lmn Eneor house.Mr. 1
d1y»Over five hundred p¢opl|,Glen Nelson moved the
if/ended the all day servleel. The
dies'Aid had charge of the
A number ol locd baseball fans
and relatives of Jack Sehoer, who
has been with the Amedcan
Clown tenrn this season, maturedin lincoln Sunday evening to see
'the week to Amana.
M|;s.hB.l£"C°ok of
e part of 1hereat the home of heMrs. Walter Echtenknmp.
Friday nhd Saturday
Dresses an sale $1 98 andthe Arlington lad ln action.'values rn $ 1 5 _ 1 mlzex
:Mtn andMMrs. Vigtor Chrlstehsenlearly.Fashion Celller.
o _ea amos own nnnounce|p . lf -the m t h of a'daughter,Betty Jn."-}°§°§'v_'i'é§l"5'g£'l'\i»'§'2
Au - w ma . . . m m ~ |u ?T n T i M axwell Home lu;:..."m a.~af...:.~r.=.. ea'u v v V a l u e u , ..
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f l r d . d m e , .-'nm-'.;'=.: .:. . m B a c o n m l m l n t vl z d l n w l l o l e n r l l
|"'"]}}a ;i<§"""'v¢}§»"§|I|Zr»""~Scribner,Rev. and Mrs Lyle hom 'S l lb. Can Ma ckerel -_10c
ma week Paul'a m Q4 b mh .,h he -'r siafzr, theirs twelve~plece o r d \ e s t r : m § u | . Q v l l S a x d n e s 3 _ l a r g e C HD !E _
s u m;. m m to u m m m _'.lold foks.Wgmiope "Rey c o m : Ho n e y 5 ~p a l l
W9 §n1< again as we enjoyed t h e i r p r o ~ ~3 l a r a e o r 6 8 |
591:
254:mall cansl|.m l - 3 ~ , , ; , . | m , ; ~ 4 , ~ m . a ; : n . ; ; . » . s m s b a n -l 9 c
at. Bcr Club-s Free-' Dept.
ME
nwsy on Sunda alwrnoon atiiveo'cJock.She d been in theHome since August 2, 1921.She.seventy-:dx yearn old.Dur-ing the 'ug Wg; she had suffereda great dea e funeral services
In-Ill nk Nm hnma 'Fm\n.
'Milk -:John's Dairyz- per
Navy Beans 4 lbs.---
Ketchup 2 large bottles
23cAnne,born on Sepf.3rd.Mré.
Christensen will be remembered.&é2'J.,m; aE"3Lr"1"i<`§L`ié`i'3$
CROWELL H01
Township 1'i', Range 9| WBShiTlK1aa a church can function normallylgzggtonCnafntvNebraska.the sameiin this I`€8P€¢£.i»£}}lgLH£§fiéeu\e corp§>raw limlu I mmm! | . U' r a E n AN' c u Un c H QS valia (}1ar|¢,fm
of any City or village in sdd CHRISTIAN CHURCH w_ Linnln and gud Slreeu place.
County, all ns provided by Senate A. J. Hnrgett, Pastor n. c. ;n1_ p,,,_ Pastor .G€°l1§e Enerscm
;-i-§n@'ri§ 'Si this 29c
left T|'l\.\l'3d!ly '&1f§`§E`§nEJn"fzé§f"i1°F»§}|"~§Y{-al b;~;,,,,ng=;,,~;',,,,°2:~G,;':.;'*f;;,,,i.°':§z;",'r:me dnting.'_P o p C o r n l t r e YD0PS 3 1 ~ 25 4:
§°Tn.|"1§s. Mg E?.=§i3?§'€ém*l§é§ ';';';';;;vAcA'noN TIME Rolled Oats large ..--l 9 c
File rérn.3. Scslsion Laws of 1931 IP? .bus ffo1jhia hA hearing wi!! be had upon]
said applic ation a t th e Co u n ty lCommissionersRo o m i n the C ourt!
Ho u s e i n sa i d C ity of Bla i r, Ne b -
ra s k a on Mon da y ,September 14,
1091 nh Hn. \\n|n nf' 9 n'rInrle p M sz
B'bl sch l 10 .M ni c r f . a n);m_ ;Ing § f;;,m j-g m.Mlssion_'°"'XF'be"?§d Sunday. paint mix a\eekz\1
Christian Endeépvwr, 1 p. m.°°§,'f'°°" vn - °'uncle and aunt, M
Evening service, 8 p m.i At ~ A .M.~°,§f~:=f- Enerson.'vces sermon y v.y-A family ax n rgugyeekmeetilg,Wedn y'[Mueller of Missouri Valley.the HW Y 0§`¢§..D I - n n n n QAwa s e njo y e d a t Mr .Mor rey 's niece,Mr s .Re v.
m n ho me Sun - Pa rk a nd c hz ld re n c a me to se c h im
L -L ! . . . | I . . . l . . . . . .f ' u n i u v v n u J n \ l f » . . \ - . » - . l » u »| | ° l . . . . .. . 1 . . -
I "Boys I'm happy."remarked!lhlr.Newlywed." I have n wan-`r u u l n .U - r
deriul home a good job and the 0 ( 1'finest wife in the umntfv."~ - . . J - - ~ . . , -4 ° - 1 \ h | 1 \|-...~..Mr s .Os te n n a n - and he r sister, Qnifeffa iflefl the rest of us b i' sing
Mr s .Min ni e C as s.m g whi c h wa s gr ea tly apprec i-Mr .an d Mr s .Gu s Ec hten ka mp a te d.
ente rtai ned th e Pinoc hle Clu b a t !Mr s .Pa lme r an d Mr s .Mc L e a n
th e i r h o me o n Fri da y even in g.we re h ap p ily su r pr is ed S u nd ay b y
Th e c ondition o f T h u m m n th ei r f r ie n ds , Mr. an d Mr s .I-I. H.
Spa ngler wh o ha s been confined Re n f r o m F a lls Ci ty and the ir
1: 0 h is b e d fo r the pa st si x weeks folks,Mi s s B i r d a n d Ro be rt Mc -
is rep or te d es being serious.Do n a ld f r o m F a lls C i ty .
P a u l Ha wk i n s an d Russell Pet-1 Eve r y b od y wa s gla d wh e n Mr s .
ersen le f t Fr i da y mo rn i ng .fo r Lc no ri c ame bac k fr o m her vis it
Li n c o ln wh er e th e y Mil s pe n d th e ' wi th h e r s is te r i n I lli n oi s .
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prima yearllnzl $9,50® 9.B5: Kood
w c h o ic e y a -r lmzs s0.soo9.so:
hi r b o :o o d y e a rlln u u . so o e .s o ;
c o mmo n w id ! y o u - llnz s $ 6 . 5 0 0
' I b m tz u h y ,wa r me d u v sheen
$5.50@0.50i cholca,p r i m e m m s
beaver 8 9 3 5 0 9 3 5 ;choice.pri me
heavy beam z9.2 so9.1 5: go od ua
c h o wn : we n $8 . 25 0 I .2 5 ;m r u n
n o d a m e n $1.3508.25;c o mmo n
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0 W e a :o ::|;.va n i t i s t i m e f o r c h u r c h a c t i v w l t h s e r m o n b y R e v .M .M u e l l e r? t j e s 1,o a s s u m e a m o r e s e r i o u s l o f C o u n c i l B l u 1 ° f s .
n a t u r e .E v e r y b o d y w e l c o m e .
6725 while Senna ot ma ysnirnii-
oilertna wan lower.Heder
limbs met with m active demmdat mow prtcu 8411605.75 andused sheep were 25650c higher,
ewan selllna uv to $336.Recelph
1s,ooo held.FAT LAMB8:Fa me lsmbl.
g g to mm $'!.W0'l.25; n un
bs . mr - w ma |a.oo01.oo:morn lunhe $6.5001.25:nntlnumm. ma m choice $'l,00®'l.25l
na rllna .ul man t2.so64.|s0.
mmm L AMBS: Re ds : mmm
mod w mam ss.5o@5.'1s: feeder
u m m . m r w m d ts.oo0:».so:
Xcode:kmbl.common to ini:
uno eao o.
Em; Flt, good zo chains $1.50
o n s ;nc . mr m zona u.oo o1.50: cull md annex' ewes 8.250-W: bmdhu ewes a1.swa.oo.
I1 you wish w reltdbl \ neck-luss use l nolln sh-tus-this will
Int lunar Lhln ordlnnry thread
m' twine.The :t u ne s ot tha
vnolin string quickly wars GB.
LWE STUEK PH\|]E5
M suum UMAHA
Fat Cattle Generally Steady
To weaker - Top $10.00
HOGS SHOW SOME DROP
Dedrlbla Fnt umm Skid! ats1.oo®1.zs: Feeder lAm\rl mmnt $l.7505.'l5.And Sheep 25om Bllher-Ewen sus.
'Union swcx Yum Elph.9,mn-ns cattle mm Activemdstud: Tuesday under mods:-norecdnts 8.000 head. md |. fairly
broad demmd.Beat :km heremum uo.oo.can md mumd stock and Ieedm m\D ers wasvuomuarequestat,study fn
stronger levels.
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Miss Alma Ludwig left tha last
of the week for Shlckev where
she will wich this year.
Dr.and Mrs.P . L .C l d y n -turned Sunday evming lrom SiouxCity v/here they made a brief trin
The yo u o ld son o f Hr . md
Mrs.Harry Ostermnn has boen
quife dak._
I.?`§=L¥{ £{:l§."6r as soon thereafter
Mr s .Min ni e C as s.i n g whi c h wa s gr ea tly apprec i-Mr .an d Mr s .Gu s Ec htenkamp asc ii.
ente rtai ned th e Pinoc hle Clu b a t !Mr s .Pa lme r an d Mr s .Mc L e a n
th e i r h o me o n Fri da y even in g.W elfe happ ily s urpr ised Sunda y by
Th e c ondition o f T h u m m n th gr r fr ie n ds , Mr . ap d Mr s .I-I. H.
..|:.
" W h p wouldn't be happy with
his wife in the count ry," grunted
a henpecked looking Individual
who overheard the remark.
to his bed for the past six weeks folks,Miss Bird and Robert Mc-
is reported as being serious.Donald from Falls City.
Paul Hawking and Rusgell Pet-1 Evqrybody was glad when Mrs
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33-2t County Clerk.
To William Bryaixt, Normon W.
Bryant,Novo.Bryant,his wife;
Burroughs S.B'r)'ant,Elsie Dry-
ant, his wife;Lane Bryant., Mae
Bryant, his wife and to the heirs,
devisoes, logatocs, personal repre-
sentatives and all other persons
interested in the emu, of William
Bryant, deceased,real names
quarter of the southwest quarter
of Section 5, Township 17, North.
Range ll, East of the 6 P. M. in
Washington County,Nebraska,
real names unknown,De{endants.
You and each of you will take
notice that Etna C. Allen has filed
a petition in the District Court of
Washington County,Nebrukn,
against you and Leon Sumner as
defendants, the object and prayer
of which is to foreclose n cermin
mal estate mortgage dated Febru-
ary 28, 1929, executed by Kittie Y.,
Bryant and William Bryant, wife
and husband and secuxing Tax
Lot No. 12 in the southwest quam-»
Un f o f mn i r l n g i n t b c u r ?
1| y o ur bun i n y o u mo uth whe n y o u
s w i n g i n m o n m n e n a i n l e m o n e y a d
drmth e kwnl luwa ?
There'|nodninglilneue¢o£iunkyo»lddle.|
tomkedxe joymxtnfdxivlng.
Why wo n-ya bouxblo wo uuwhe ny ona n
buy am:-dy Goodyear Pnthindam at pres-
enslevds?
Ne v gi ddxe his to ry o fda emmmo bi le hu
dxemilcagebempricedsolow.
Supenwist cord, G°°<iy=== aafmmanship,
longlif¢,safexidi.ng.
Bo: your infonmtiou abd your peane of
uzr of thx southwest uuarter
T*
'immhip 1"r,North,
....n.- r n . . .12 D M I n
In
Washington County, Nebraska, as
set out in plaintiffs petition.
'flint an accounting be had of the
amount due plaintiff by virtue of
her said mortgage for principal
and interest;that the some be
adjudged and decreed to be n first
mortgaged lien on said mortgaged
premises;that defendants,or
some of them, be ordered and die.
rested to pay plaintiff, the sum so
found due with interest thereon,
and in default of such payments
for twenty days from the entry
of the decree,said premises be
5 GALLONS or
mn~mnn
wmr mm $s .2 s0 'm5: mod mchoiceshowersse.o00'1.o0;m r
to good mum $5.0008.00: som~
mon m mr noeken $S.'zs05.o0:
many man sa.oo0a.1s: chaiseheavyleaders 57.006105 sood no
choice mam so.on0'1.oo; rw so
good feeders ;4.'m@s.no: wmmonw fa-lr feeders $3.1n04.15: shack
cuws 812563352 stock hellsrs
$4.U0@6.25:stack steer ealvu|5.50®1.50:swck l1eKer calves;s.oo@s.so.
nous SELL 100256 Lowes.
Eleven thousand fresh bds! u'-
rlvad Tuesday and Drloee drowed
mam su :dons the line. East-
ern advices were burma and de-mand not st all urgent from msqurs.'rmdmz was m-sw ato spread of ss.oooo.oo with bex!num. weishzs ua m u.1o.
BEST FAT LAMBS BTIADYPricesruledsteadyonbest
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lémbfé Tuesday sim mee AL $51.00 Q
i z~:~-.....quife dak.Mr. 'and Mrs.H.L.McKibbenhad word from Denver that their
two year old grandson,Mason
Mz:K.lbben Jr.was ln A seriouscondition ui a hospital there.Mrs.M.E.Winset enbenained
the' members of the Rebekah ken-dngbon` at her home Friday aft-
ernoon, the hours being spent in
séwing and visiting.hlr. and Mrs. G. A. Marshall re-tumed last week from Mercer,Wim, where they spent a number
of weeks in their summer home.
Miss Ruthetta Close will attend
school this year in Fleming, Colo.
where she will make her homewirh Mr. and Mrs, Chris Llppitt.Mrs..lnvwin Offen of Blnir.spent gba latter part 01 the week
r-fue with her dauxzhter, Mrs. M.
E. Winset and family.
Miss Catherine Winset returned
home Sunday !:om Grand Islandwhere she spent vhe past ten days.Her brother,Clarence drove up
fur her on Saturday.
sold for the satisfaction of said
mortgugcd debt as provided by
inw;that the court appoint o
receiver to take charge oi'said
mortgnmd property and collect
the route i:=s=nef: and profits there.
m1nd,m.nyo\n-cyeovenhaeprica
n g m u
5 GALLONS or
MARATHUN
o I LNow $3. '75
Leave it at the Station
WE DRAIN AND REFILL your car.
»- ASK Us ~
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OVERALLS
Triple Sewed, Full Cut and Mall Shrunk
MENS I BOYS
295 65 -j 7S- 85c
w. J.§@§§TonE
33x6.00 (6.00-21) 6ply ll6S m or q mtuQ.quired to answer said|ao=sno(sno~zo).....1.10 uso | sony; Reg, a. Hw-r l\nfnrr=the 12111 \28x525 (5.25-lB).....7.90 15.30 I Prelmro 4.19 asa 291440 (4.40-21) Balloons forr. 1931 M mill dcllvcr and a)/ily thu Hur /rn
Erma C. Ailen '1 ,~.4 '.v e ."~U s '" s n
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Nn lic l i.:In »hy give!!th a t b y
\'ir1u - :r n mllvr u f s a le Issuedou t ..[et:~i .1 | | 1 1:-rllrt qf wnsh-_73 ~.
I will to satisf y juilgmemrs,uncrecs. and eostsvat 10 o'clock Ai\if _GL izwcioizer 12th, 1931Q Hf the GlendenninghfiuéeintheCity
WnshincinnSei!sai§:n-ateiy two parc els or
tr ac ts o f real estatn desc r'bof'pc
iixnék' éixty-nine (69) all
GARAGEi}\u1<§ci¢y of mai., Nebraska, to
the highest bidder for cash.Dated this 9th day of Septem
her. 1931Marion Sutherland,Shegiff
Wnshington County, Nebraska
w. J.§@§§ToREFanhion Center Fall Dnuek-Washington, Nebraska
sizes-real baraunn_Fuhion Cehié iodnry Club-
Join 'm u -s ux swdduu EM-| ¢ ¢ dm! lt o u r B°urr Dunf-.-',`U.~. ,-_"3
Bhir Nebruhf Se mnber 10, 1981
i.Tu§eF iiiil be ready
' u i d V a n B r oc k lln . 0[HE ENT ERPRISE °'We1l, D01
in a minute,
hu too k the~an A. anomm n u n s
I S S U E D m u y ' r m m s n n
H e d n c e n d
l h a t c h I n
u p b u t t e r a n
b r e a d m d
Iha<~§,¢Y=.»sua
Mrs.Ed Pilcher is caring !orJohn Carter at the latte r:
I Friday md Saturday 100 Silkf Subscribe forTM Enterprise.».Dreuefon we $1.98 ind $2.88-|The Ba Hat Aid Society metvaluesto$ 1 5 -dl sixeq,Shop ww, Mm gm Carter v w-°rd»1~
early.Fsshion Center.34-11.Mr d M gd h Lowa of
Mr. and Mn. Walter Wvsnt of n.....\...m......» 21._,...'l .» nm n_
Bali nd potatoes fiom ." " ' °began setting the uhle .Q hams.
!! to tho hold lhrouxh I . :1 4 1 1 I - I Mr.and Mn. Ted Lnthrop md
an md Mrs.C.E. Norristhetlooran d broughtd c old nina beans and
pumpkin sauce und a
pale of wine.H g r g
v a nn hf g r ' I -- l u - N G u u u u a n u n n l Y U - - u r v c h ildn
we re
da y .n n ....A M n x=1 FL S tn wmn a r e 'A d v n r tl u i n T h a Fhztnrnrinn I Tn n lr f o r vo m- mama ln . fh a uh I b.....
§ii»;§§e}= frlfé " _uit xm-
n u n u l fN u \ u n \ n n l Q f n n v m f "
Omnhn visited over the wéek-e»iai"'"'"'"' n|.n:uu Dubusuay nu un.41ma L a b o r d a y w i t h Mr s . W y ln t ' s A .Co mp to n ho me .
mo the r ,Mr s .G n n t G a m e r a n d 'Mr . a n d Mr s . W m. H e lle b e r g o f
fzunily -Keneanw,Neb .,spe nt th e wee'k~
i m a n l * H n 'PAA Tn é l n n n n l fn w u n
awve I noEnuma'.:.§.":;.':1:";;1:;'-1=121': .:1>;.==\"='°a".,u.a;" " ,;;.;.'.;,;;,: s;;;;;."=,;;.7.;;,,;.~T;i.'.';I";,,ia; ;,;,',.,a;f and ' TE WI.p2;5"""","i>".;";"z;";:"m;';1
as fha wfwww u mm, N°5=-"Tm" the smoothest """',}§".E at Missouri Valley :hu afternoon. uma in the Blair hospital is re- md Herbert Brown spent the week hm pmnw, Mr. and Mn.Jud:under the Act or Comm"GU ner slipped down my '""'Hams K.Nlshon and family partied very pwrls'»md with relatives in Lincoln.Crowds' in um dry.|
M L a n d 4 u r ~ v l l u n v l.uv:n c u L l d b l l x vr l l u | | | v|
O f 1 1 8 8 !s l l i i k é l w e r e l n n t R n m r h n r ~H e l e n B u r g e r b e g a n h t ! !
la rc h 3 . mo .a|§ifup1mm Omlhl on mm ' 'nu D°`sw duh n med"un. Funk Dunn ~ muah ~ 'nd un ,;__ 'r Gallagher dllmar |ul|¢i]¢H |§§LZE"i|7{ 3-_,f';'-»= dude: onllxidéyoggi~1 vmzwxmmnmmu l l d l n I P A n d e -I§ § \ .23. Sf 12. mum ma .mm nh: &'¥'£_"¥'£'"£3i"L'f'_§€!"°.82.:&_"" ?.......... .\.. ..... ._ §_..!'"' P4 1§'*"!'"F'?.€ ~ n ¢ \ n m . ~on I Hn.n. M.n u m nn nltb w ~ _ - . . _ . .
mbncriben willbe hltultly n-ma v nitrm nourmnuhglinstthe x pintionotththm d i n t !dn pu blid un bo n ;a!hot~
llnethnmbscrlpdouwlllrnndn
lzdtareostthe dsdguhsd lub-
vn m u m u m n d e m m u n m d -
Bn n nn m m n d o np u td d nu m -
b u t betwmnthapubihhlr md
nha a i ba .
Go! Hlm Canvineed
Thi! Incident ls related.Per-
hm you have he ard it.A m m
went into A tlllnr lhup hxicndlng
fo zlve mn order for two ml?-| of
clothes.When he nw the tailor
he greeted hlm with the usnd
lalutatlon, "l<Iow's bnaineui"
The tnllor replied,"Remax
There aln't no business.Nobody
huyluz anything.Times are the
wont I e ver nw."
The prospective patron wld him
la cheer up; that things were not
so bad as that; people seemed to
be setting along and conditions
were going 60 lmprnve.
"You don't need to talk m me,"
replied the tallor."There n m:
no business.'l'hey'll tell youthat
mywhere.I know what's going
an."Than he underlnok to con-
vince his caller by lndlvidunl eases
and did convlncehlm ln the ex~
tent that he'declded he had betier
uve his money and not order any
resident of Blair and d m r of
C. G.Halbert of this diy,h u
been chosen dean ol women at
Nehraskn Wealeyln University
when |h¢ia instructor in tha
English departxnent,Her picture
lppeamd in Inst Slmday'l Lin-
cnln Shu Journal where mention
was made of her promotion.
the past week wiqn anjnfectio
ln her hands.
Rny Johnson and son, Joe 5"
moved into "le Mn.Fred -
property on west Washlngta
street.They have been llvlng i
the residence v i the late M n
Anna Stewnrt.I t is reno
tlmt the F. H. Bellows family wil
occupy the Stewart place.
\Marie Bolln axpects to leave:Frank S¢h3f°1' is holding an of-lim-g homein Omaha.s ° T . ' 5 . ° ' ~gmsnjoyhzma vim for Dregon about September zozh tidal position a t t he s um Fah-
trom her brother who rams the where she plum w attend school. at Lincoln, 8001: down 1m Fri~
fox-eput of the v;eek from Dead~Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Scherdin by morning.
wood, South Dakota.spent the dny last Sunday at the Oliver Hudleson, who mflsmd n
mn. P. K. Nelson md daughter, An M u m home,west of He r- ;f'v';:g'n::y==::i1 »m. i s im-
BBW!Cluire and Tom Wilkinson spent man.in M, fr;Sunday xt um home n Mn. Nei-|John Von Linkin and Herbert °f""'~
son'| daughter, Mrs. Hlrllrld Jun-|Kolterman we re a lle n a t the Mn. Nea Bardic md little son
um .ml nmllv at Snhuvler.Frank Linden hom. south ol Blair. ?.€..?nH`hl-nE . '1'}"i'._". ? ' *
Mx.and Mn. Chris B.Hansen
vidted Int week from Thursday
till Saturday evening at the home
ol their son,Bu r t Hl n l m and
wife, west of Kennard.
Lee Hudluun, who was anroute
w his home at Unooln from Lake
Qudnnebaugh lm Thundxy,spent
the nlmht at the parental, Oliver
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qmlm? and coveling sur{ace is'Mr.and Mrs.Tfheo.B_ix1er_ 011|Last Sunday'Mr. and Mrs.George v.Cam
our present deal on\ Seminole Ft. Ddqlge, spent the weekend atBarn Paint.We have a prlce per the pa M, Delmar Fee: home,square ylrd lowat ever.The W-1Z§"h<»f-=» on Monday.
Amdt Handware.84-lt'Mr. and Mm. John Kuhn, Miss-
Mrs, Fnnk Morrison and little es Dollle Marie Scott and Mellta
baby returned home from the Uni- Taylor spent Wednesday ln_ Lin-
at the Fred Soll home were Misses
Marie Hamann and Maggie Hein;
both of Fremont.
Mk. Charles Mortensen r8fu!'lxed\
home from the Immmuel hospital
in Omaha the latter Dart at lm
well and son, Ewen oz uns clny, is
&| § §`1 ££ su ndi y a t the Ne ls P.
se n ho me , n o r thwe s t u f B la i r .
-"\. .. . z . . _ _| _THE THINKERLast
|V'=l'Si¢7 hospital in Omaha Fridnycoln, attending the nate zur.A Magazine af Conlemporary 'lzoughlland is staring at the home °f her]J. Jensen of Lake okuboji, 1¢w=|,,,e1;, age, 5""0§;;';.im;j"' iMr. and Mn. Jack ur-on
.ypar ents,Mr n n n d Mr a . D elmu ' Fe e r i c ame la st Tu e sd a y to s p e n d a f e w
i n th i s c ity .Mr s .Mo rr is on a n d d n vs wi t h hi s sister,Mr s .E m m a
b a b y a r e g e t t i n g a l o n g v ¢ f Y | w § 1 = h b u m a t t h e B l a i r h o s p i t a l .
n l n a l u . . .n a »_ _ _¢ ¢_ : - 1 . . . .- Q ¢ \ . . .
C -r'-'-"-"-ldty and Ra? CrowdTheodoreCrowdy,son of Mr..and Mrs. Jack Crowdy of this city City,Iowa. 1 H C
1md hi3 gmilg removga laqt wad-|m1f{=;;_a"'j§_§, °,m_;
nesdsy, September 3 in Arlington,
and is getting :long very nleely.
Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Bucklln
enterthlned :is dinner guests last
Sunday,Mrs.C.W.Turner and
Mr. and Mrs.L. Newell,a ll o l
Sioux City.Mrs:Turner is n ds-
ter of Mr.`Bucklln.
Miss Edna Newkirk of west of
Orum, and Mrs.Harry Anderson
of Arlington, visited Saturday uf-
wrnoon with Mrs. Alfred Feer at
the home of her mother,Mrs.
Helen Phelps in this city.
A pa n card recently received
from Miss Bessie Van Deusen
states that she ls fotench i n
southern Arizona this school year.
Miss Van Deusen is a real teach-
er and has had a world of experi~
ence in her line.
Marshall Iiurger accompanied
Mr. E.C. Hunt and son,Emory
Jr.to Lexington,Missouri Mon-
day, where Emory Jr.will enter
his second year of college at the
Wentworth Military Academy. Mr.
Hunt and Marshall returned home
Tuesday evening.
Mr,and Mrs.Joe Lazure,ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs.John
A. Rhoades and Mrs. Anna Cram-
er drove out to Cara Csmerons
lan Sunday afternoon for a shortvisit.Mr.Cameron is known
throughout the county as a pure-
bred stock raiser.
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
September I6 and I7
Bargain Nights
H o m e T I g e a t r e
Hume of Pcrfecl Tal ing Plclures
Treat YourFace
To a good shave
by using . . .3
Colonial Club
Shaving Trio
This is a shaving cream
an after shaving lotion
and a talcum.
$1.25 value lol' 79c
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Il &I2
Saturday Matinee, 10-250
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THURSDAY 4
September 10
,Bargain Night
One admission admits hm people
MR LEMON 0F ORANG
With El Brendel
Also-Their Wive's Vacation-Comedy
SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY
September I3 - I4 - I5
Sunday Matinee, 10-250 L
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D. S. Flaugher home in this city.
Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. Flaugher
areaisters..~
wi n Pi xla nd and deter,Mrs.
Birdie Warrick,accompanied by
Mrs. Frank Dudgeon of this city
and Frank .fazland Jr. of Omaha,
drove to Lincoln Wednesday and
spent the day at the state fair.
Lyle McBride Jr., little son of
Mr.and Mrs.Lyle McBride of
Omaha, is spending the week at
the home of his grandparents,
Mr.and Mrs.George McBride.
Mr.and Mrs.Lyle McBride left
Sunday on a short trip m Kansas
Gty, Missouri.The Tyson family received word
last Friday of the death of Mar-
shall Tyson of Apple~ River,Ill.,
on Friday after a long illness.
The funeral was held on Sunday
and burial was made at Apple
River.He leaves a wife and many
relatives to mourn his death.
Miss Priscilla Rhoades attended
a luncheon at the Elk's Club in
Omaha last Saturday,given by
Mins Genrude Gabler, teacher in
the Webster school irr Omaha.
Other invited guests were Miss
Kate Ryan, principal of the Oma-
ha schools, Mrs. Mabel Reid, prin.
cipal of the Webster school and
W. F. Gabler.
""\'hil'| tha Smoothun Stuff Thi!Evar 8ilpp¢d Damn My Gullat."
I-aid Amon,with 1 shake of hh
right toot.-They npent n molt delightful hour
-r n.» hm-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C""*"'°l"°"°}<:1\¢mm church is meeting this\
frtained the following guests at Thursday afternoon at the homeldmner last Sunday: Mr. und !\{rs.|of Mrs_Burt Root Wm,Mrs.
Han; Paulsen and two daughmra t -ol southwest of Blair,Mr.,.,.J;'_v_;gp Me anger as pmgmn
Mrs. John Kramer and family andf __, `_,,,, _ _,,,_______-...»-.4..:.._
Robert had thrown his dc
prexslon and was ln |. an to celebrnte the loss of lt.Hi§ har for
hll beioved friend Wlllilm had amhtm. for it was clear that all thebrethmn were convinced of his ln»nnmnm An their nte. Ania! told
Mr. and Mrs. I-Iennanm gel? and miss Muureu Burger tznusauuaufamilysal of Bennington.ed the f§'"°"'i"¥ guests at a six
'.m n d 1 t 'ml rsday e eMissMildredBurger entertaxn-ing M§§§°;§e Negadek,M1
ed her Sunday Swool class of the d M n dC h r i s t i a n c h u r c h a t t h e c w A l m a J e n s e n a n m s J,\1 r e c
n n s m . n u h n v n n l o a f I I S i r h n r Q f f n f u i p e t e r s e n .E
i
~rof Tnwnnd oh n a nd hm me lan c ho ly
fa te i n th e f ur mo un tai n country .
" Old 'I'awandohal"the Dutch-
ma n exclaimed."A lway s I bowed
my hea d to h im.He wo uld n everdrinkDrewa ter.H e wa s the
bravest tighter. the wisest c hief lo
th e L o n : Ho u s e He wa s h u ma n e
1 . | \ . u 5 c |l l v l l l l ;s u a !L a l u m ;I n n v v n dn o o n .T h e r e w e r e e i g h t p r e s e n t *M r s .G e o r g e T i e j e ,. ° ° ° m '
T h e a f t e r n o o n w a s s p e n t p l a y i n g T Q " m ¢ d b l f h e r m o t h e r ,g e g g -
g a m e s a n d t h e h o s t e s s s e r v e d d e -h e B ' ¢ l 8 € l 'o f A s h l a n 9 c r
l i c i o u s r e f r e s h m e n t s t o h e r g u e s t s . ' s p e n t S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y w i t h
T h e f o i l o w i n g c i t y t e a c h e r s a r - p w b r ° t h °g l e l s o n B e r g e r a t
N e n w k a e" ' " ? q i n .3 l 1 i r _ l l 1 S ! :w e e k a m ?f l f e i u . . . . 4 . . . : . . . ¢ .l 2 ' n l n | |" t i f f n f C h i . .
mita at all and just make his old
ones go thru another season.
Tha point in just this; our atti-
tude ui mind and our habit of con-
versation have a guod deal to do
with the trend of business.The
fact is that there is n. good deal
more business being done dghtf
now than most of us are awareof.As an example, the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has been curry-
ing an enormous tonnage on its
main line and one day in August
Many n whltt mon owes his llfe toold Tuwandnhn.He had u noblealgnm and thot was bln only or-nament.He would huvo no feath-
ers und no gr.-wguvrs on his ner-
lon."
Their host lived at Fort Orange
on tho Nor-1h rlver.llls sons and
hlmsel! traded wlth the savage; Iu
rnnklng thelr headquarters ar mel »'w~\»"-~-W --W --~~-~»-~-~-A.A.Compton home during tha,ff\K0»O.M.Ireland and G.G.
school year: Mins Betty Ebcrhnrdt Hines drove out w Spikey Tues~and Miss Inez Hutchlns of N<mh|dny 2fff@\'"°°¥\for a visn,with
Loup,Miss Lucille Langley ,,f|Mrs.Huf['s slstel,Mrs.Loma
Decatur and Miss Neomu Walden Rasmussen mul fnrmly.
of Pender.Mrs.Frank Schafer retumed
The following came down to home last Thursday evenirng aftehad the record volume of the en~I
tire history of the road.The
mmpany Sncreased its force at
Falls City to take care ol the
August the tgreat hurricane which visit Mrs.Frank Morrison and a two weekg stay at the home ot'swept over ° country drove thulr little daughter at the Delmar her daughters,Mrs.Grover Wil-
EE'!."?? .'i'i"'1."f._'f."'f...'?.':`f.'.'}°f'...l§'.°f...;'2 Fear home last Sunday:Mr.andikins near Kcnnard,helping care
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:rowing volume of business.AU
'ne station in a moderate sized
own in anothér state the ship-'
nents of poultry alone give this'
ond, in round numbers, $1,500 a
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an in um naw;'worm wa. mv,mad not been able to get her bac k
Lo water.Th e y h ad nu m th e llt~
le house above her to s erve aa a
:amp and headquanora on the 'bake
I f th e Iroquola,and brou ght tlm~ver for another ahallop,The e arly
fla p sn ow h ad delay ed their mov-
ng.B la sons were over i n th e
west e ad of the Long House more
than a hundred leagues away .I t
Amo n a nd Rob ert wo uld stay an d
guard his c amp he would K0 home
lor Chri stmas a nd retu rn as n oonan poxslhle with sleds and help for
his moving.Then Amo a a nd Rob-
ert c ou ld r o d own to the tor t with
the party .
Sitting hy the nrealde with plpen
and tobac c o Nic holas said that the
Iroquois would he c oming south ln
a mo nth o r ao wlth sledlonds ofmart and many c aptives. The meat
taken ln th e upper mou nla lns
wou ld c ome do wn the lake hound
for th e Lo n g H o m e Ua llk e the
nomad lrlhea ot the north the Iro»
quola had learned to be a provldsntpeople hut were qui te as c rue l as
their nelghbom,Ma ny wh ite men
Mr s .Ha r r y C . L a r s e n a n d f a mi ly
o f Cr a ig ,M r .a n d Mr s .W i ll i a m
Koeh ler J r .an d fa mi ly ,W i lli a m
Ko eh le r Sr.,Mr s .A r t J ohnson,
a ll o f Oa k la n d an d Mi s s Ire ne
La r s e n o f Ueh li n g , Ne h .
n a n o f frost we r e broken.
Leagues o f th e to r e n ro of we re
bend ing and blllo wln( ln me bla st.
It r emin d ed A mo : o f ar tllle ry tir ewh e n a a l tree near th em
crashed do 'n. c learing its wa y to
th e ground..Th ey brought m a
good store ot wood.
Sudde nly a hand or twelve l'ro~
qnoln hunters arrived.crowded
in to the house and llterally took
possession o t lt.Th ey took o k
tnelr rac qu ets at the door.The ir
lender spoke a wo rd ol gre eti ng.
Th e n they shook themselves llk e
dogs and sat down fac ing the tire,
their blankets over their heads.
Th e r e wa s n o n o te o t i llmr tu n ln
the ir c o ndu c t. b ut to r a lo ng ti me
they were kllent.Indlnna gave
freely to honored guests.So pres-
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f o r th e n e w li ttle grandson..
L a s t Su nd ay be in g th e b i r th l
anni vers ary o f Qi a r le s B y m e , l
Mr s .B y r n e entertained hi s pa r - l
ents,M r .an d Mr s .J .P.By r ne .
at d in ne r.Af te moo n vi si to r s wer e
Mr s .C .W .T a m e r a n d M r .an d
Mr s .L e o n Ne we ll,a ll o f Sio ux
City .
M r .a n d Mr s ,Le o Sc h mi tz an d
t w o c hildren o f Oma h a ,sp en t
Sa tu r da y n i g h t a t th e pa re ntal,
A n d r e w Fe e r ho me .O n Su nd ay
Mr ,an d Mr s . S c h mi tz a n d f a mi ly
an d M r .an d Mr s .A n d r e w Fe e r
dr ove u p to W inne bago t o vi s i t
relatives a t t h e h o me o f Mr s .
Chris tine W a s a k a n d J o h n Fe er .
Th e y r e t u me d h o me Mo n d a y e ve -
ni n g .
Mi s s Ma r th a I-Ioier o f n e a r
He r ma n , e nte rta in e d a n u mb e r of
re lati ves an d fr i en d s la s t Mo n d a y
n i g h t a t a p a r t y a t t h e pa re ntal,
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mo n th .
Ou r usable houses i n Lin c o ln
ar e a ll oc c u p ie d , with a f e w ver y
li mi te d exc eptions.Bu ild in g i s
ge tti ng u n de r way ,A lar ge war e-
house i s under construc tion th a t
wi ll PI 0\ ' e o ne o f the mo s t imp or -
ta nt f ac to rs i n Li nc oln' s ac ti vi ti es
as a distribu ting c en ter.Genera!
rai ns assure a la rg e c orn crop.
W h ea t i s bei ng fe d i n eno rmo us
quantities to h ogs a nd c a ttle whic h
ma y me a n retur ns per bushel
10096,at le as t, hi g he r th a n ma r -
ket q uotation s.
A ma n b o ug h t a q u ar te r- e c ti o n ,
fa r m ne a r W illi a msb u r g ,Io wa ,i n
Au g u s t a n d s o ld i t wi th i n n we e k
f o r $200 a n ac re,ma k i n g $7,040
de a r p mf it o n th e tr a ns a c ti o n .A
banker o f ou r ac quaintanc e a t
J efferson City ,Mo.,repo rts sev-
eral cash f a r m deals i n th a t vi c -
in ity rec ently ,ra n g i ng f r o m $ 1 5 0
to $17 5 per ac re.
Ca n y ou rec all,Mr .an d Mr s .
For esi ght Reader,an y ti me i n
y o ur lives wh en y o u c ould dress
as a ttr a c tive ly fo r s o little mo ne y
as y o u c a n r i g h t n o w?W e paid
as hi g h as $29.50 f o r u sac k o f
auger 10 or 12 y ears ago W e ge t
it n o w f o r $ 5 . - F o r e s i g h t.
A Candle
in the v
Wi l d e r n e s s
By
Irving Bacheller
Robert told the leller from Pegg
aloud to Amo ;Theme n o l u
words:
"Dear Rou en:w e h u e m a t|monLh.ln the wlldomeh Qrylng
zo Bud you.l llllnk t ha t yo u mu
wondor why. but l am sun that lf
you have kept me medalllon and
hue had the Dnxlence and the c url-
oelty to wr est fr om xu embnc e the
neon! whic h n held, y ou will know
wh y I h u e b e e n : l a d t o n o u n
hnrdshlp and perll fur y our uke.n
ma y be A ll ln va lu . bu t I hd m d o
my b e n .I n m God u m u m
mu y f u ll ln your la n ds .I t l t d o nLt wi ll o p e n my h u n a n d mlu d to
you.W ha tever y ou lmve do nc 1
wlsh y ou to kn ow th at m e :n e
nlled wllh th e c h a r lly o f S L P a u l
an d ot J es u: C hr is t.Th a ma g n -
ua les .thu church m d every o u !
1 me et ln B oston hellavs y ou to lnln hldl.n| bec au se of y our | ullL I
do not sham their oplnlon.I t h u
been hard to s ta n d , n n ln n Lhom.
bu t I stan d.I n t h u p n s e u t m u
ll' feelin; y ou would hotter not mms
to lha colony .Take n ship tor Hobha d at Ney A ms te rd am.In ! To d -
l l l l some an d te ll me wh n t y ou
h u n done m d .i f y o u vlllh u .1
wi ll g o to you.W e could meet
a t m y tu b a - ' |house ln de ar old
England.
"W a ha ve r e muu e d h e r e to th a
' l a n day and mu l! n o w be : D i m
I : l u this th a caress y ou once
beg ge d of me no t ln vuln.
"Y o un tn lz htu lly ,
.," P e g g y ws u , "
B o l m t u m a th e ron-sc ented
h m been tortured and slain by
them.They were now at peace
with the Dutc h but It was like thin
lee,liable to break any moment.
Power was the only thing they re-
-unO.nlf fifhlig man urnl\| f| ha ln.
Qlltlzr they agose and begun to help
themselves to the stores of the lit-
t l e t r a d i n g h o u s e - n o d o u b t t h e y
f e l t e n t i t l e d t o i t s u m h o s p l t t i l l y .
I n l p l t a o f a l l t h e o l f o r t s o r A m o ! .On -.n.¢l:mln § \ a n n t h n x | !l l l l 1 \ \ | n A " I
M a r t i n H o i e r h o m e ,r u e o c e a s a o n
be i n g in h o n o r o f h er b i r thd a y . A
ve r y ple asa nt even in g wa s spent
pla y i n g ga me s,a n d a deiicious
lun c h served.He le n a n d J o h n
~v=\.=........W ...... ......... .... -c a n when the n va z e s were d l-
Btrvred an d n ot ull th en.Yes, be
tra de d stron g wa te r f or s klna I f
they dldn 't g et lx fr o m hlln they
wo uld let' lc fr o m ollmp He k no w
le was ha d for th em, but polsonod
eoro was also had for crows. They ,we r e p a u ,and any thi ng had for
them was g ood for tho whlte man.
Y o u mlg h : a l we ll tr y to ma k e a
hog d t for th e Darlor an try up
dvlllze a s avag e.
Thu: he voic ed the sophlstrles ol
the rum trader. but Amon and Rob-ert we re In n o moo d to lrllle wma
W .-ma......=......=,.........e..th e hold .and drank all th e wln s
an d n u on g wa te r th ey c o u ld dn d .
Th ey nelzcd m e meat._nah an d
vegelnhloa p u r l h e m all ln Vn n
B mc k l ln ' | b l x h r n u kettle,bolled
and devoured zllem.Tha t eve nlng
the near. and cleanly room had be~
c omo n nolaome pon or prostrate.llls mellln g sava ge!on th e beds,
-';~\.
fr 3'€'#,,,|_.,/' f ~\
Ga llag he r J r .o f th i s c i ty ,we r e
amon g tho s e pr e se nt..
Fr an k S i mp so n , who is c o nf i ne d
in th e I mma n u e l h o s p i ta l i n Oma -
h a ,i s n o t g e tt i n g adong as we ll
a s i t i s h o p e d h e mi g h t.A t t h i s
wr i t i n g M r .Si mp so n ha d been
g i ve n f o u r blo od trlhlaf usions
qui te rec ently .M n .Si mp so n i s
sta y i n g wi th h e r h u sb a n d ln Oma -
ha.On Mo n d a y M r .Simpso n's
br othe r,Re v.D .M .Si mp so n od
L a k e Pa rk ,I o wa vis ited h i m.
ii
hlm.lmer all they Ind :een they
ware quite wllllng to l a m Lhnl
savages were nearer to tho be ntthan to mea.Yet they were hm
man,with certain admirable vlr»
mu whlch had rightly xlven hupa
n o u n cd m u m In the north
and to t e rulers ln New England.' n n Dutchman p n th an lo t
wlber tor A bath,ointment with
which to rld themndvea of unolml-
Miss Ida Peak. daughter of Mr.
and M n .Charles Peak of went
Nebraska street,left Sunday,
August 80th for Arnold,Neb.,
when she wlll beach the coming
yeu-.Her aisur, Miss Ruth Peak
who hu been teldming further
wat naar Mdlen, Neb., met her
at Arnold,and after u visit with
Iri s u ma on to Blair reachingln! co mpeny ncqnlred m Une In-dia n c amp l. ma lu llt e d t ha t lim
oem|{>y the two beds, while he took
the onnge.They ha d s night of
rel! the like of which they hxd not
\known since leaving the holpllnble
roof ol Lhdnme Hebert.In t he mo rn in g , me r 1 mal o t
dried Ulh and potatoes m d hlne~
berry cake with n refreshing ho!
drink made by stewin! dribd leaves
of :pen-mln!and rnxpberry.Va nBroekllnwarmedthedlnhesu a
left hll new friends.
These were h u pnrtlng words:
"You will llnd ment and Hour and
here Sunday, September 6th for a
vldt with home folks.
Mrs.M. D.Nawell entertained
a number o! relatives and frlends
at dinner last Sunday.The occa-
sion was in honor of Mrs. Newell's
seventy-sixth blrih anniversary.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Newell and daughwrp, Eliz-
abeth Sue and Edna, and son,
Myron Jr.,Mr. and Mrs.Floyd
Gllfrey and Miss Haxtung, all of
Arlinxwn,T.Egbert of Valley,IA N I !
B a m a a f T h n m W a r n D r u n k .
vegetables and drink lu the hold.Help yourselves freely to anything
you want.Them 1| m nhnndnnea
un. iw .m um m a Klthuine
md E¢ly|td_l.n|l ~ I-lag. all
or Mh lp the lake.You hue onlyto cut hohl ln tha lcd and blltmd mt your hooks.x :lull returnwlthln zen dayl.I do not Lhlnkthat my lndlnns will be eomlngdown tha lake before then.Mon
of my luohg water ll hurled in nsnovrdrlft.If you nnnd Ilrm andnllr nnfnh n. num n\.»~u .1-. -fm
~-~- ~""|of B l d n Mr.and mrs.1.M.lounn and the tloor. Some at than Utferbwk of Omaha,Mr.andIdrunk b t ! mmdmdy lo g3 "e Mg ,;\;__ , o r _Mn. W. Snverkrubbe and son onomo.u Calhann.
The ltorm uluted nm momlnl Lut Sunday a number of rela~i d ~ »_ g = = g 1 3 K - 1 1 | - D t t o e s ! m ' t i ve s a n d f r i e n d s h e l d a p i c n i c a t
c B n m n w s u n a yo n ' | . h e 1 r n c a u e t l .m u u a m u - |°' ¥ ' " ¥ ', w x .§ . ? ? § " . . " " i § ' §
;;g',,5';;§.j.,"' ...»-». ww u |,..-.. av... r t h u n g th bed c on n on | _ line | 'I`h6 pic nic wa s l n nonur or mr .fo r th e d n . wa s he d th e u ma a n d an d Hr s. C a r l J e n s en a mi d a u g h =
nz-ubbsd tim noon, lor the house ,ten Florence ol Denver, Colorado.
1_"bud luddmly become n rookary.whb have been visiting amongiJarnuR o ma :~ . '? ° .. .ll E'.iE."3.'.'§*E2'I..'.E'.."° nn-relatives the past week.'I'hoseITho(Ennnlnn fn!.........,,_..nrnmnt to enioy the day wereU .-. n u w | ' " ' " ' I ' "" " " "A rT . f N I C I n d ~l l l t b l ~_ . . . . . . . ° E . . ' ! . ! . . . " 1 _ . . . . . . . ° ! . ' E . . ._ . . . J E . _ _. . . n l I n t l n l f . . . . . 2 "
terenlng bonvhouu of Nlcholnn
Van Brooklin.L a u ln the Lhlrdday a bitter wlnrl from the north-
wut wlth mow begun to whlstle m
the chimney and hiss against che
bark wnlla The bare hrnnehea or
nnd ma ple s an g lik etrozenm u c r a n k e d
an d n o w a n d th an n
|plltn l lh 0 !n n ;
g m c u m s i n
beech.birc h
whipu.Th e
and groaned,
_report li k e
throvmh t h i
mm...ww-. ....~,... nw.. mm 1mn n ku t wh ic h h u ng ln th e c n hln -nn tll about ten dnyn had passed.
Th u Dutc hman c ame with nlecll
and two helpm an d two nn axpec t-
ed gue sts-Mr. J n men Ro uswell, at
Boston, and hls gulde nnd prbtec »
tor. an olllc or from the mn be low.
Ho l m d m m s l u : M n t o u m m u m
g th a L h n lg d n l.th an u p th e
o e r lI<`!'»='él.\..@ an page a n - ' B
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sen m u u u n g n w.W - W - . . . ,Chr is Ne ls o n m d fa mi ly ,Geo rge
Ranmn asax a n d fa mi ly ,. llm Snr-
¢n mn , Ha r o ld Ra xmn n g n , Ri c h a r d
z
Ne ls o n an d f a mi ly ,P e ln I ve r s o n
nn d Tessie,an d M r .Ra'y mond
Ra s mu s s e n , a ll o f On xm, Mr . a n d
Hr s .Gu y Hi n k le y ,M r .an d M n .
Hana C Rumuaaen and Helen of
Blllr.
The REZNOR Furnacettelhat will not only heat,
but will circulate heat through all the rooms at a
minimum cost of gas.There ia nothing on the
market that compares with the REZNOR Fumac-
etle in efficiency.Equipped with a Inu, provides
urufurm temperatures throughout several rooms.
The REZNOR Fumarelte generates an immense
amount of
a glowing
warm ak
lures areing.You
heat, and_ the clieerful radiants project
warmth lo the floor.The circulation of
ia so efficient that uniform teuhsera-
maintained nt the floor aa well a.l-eeiI-
muat see this handsome gaa heater.
We also handle Torrid Zone Gas
Fired Furnaces, as well as Torrid
Zone Conversion Burners.
me Arnm hardware
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
Years Ahead in Gas Heating
The Reznor Furnacette
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H o m e T I g e a t r e
Hume of Pcrfecl Tal ing Plclures
THURSDAY 4
September 10
,Bargain Night
One admission admits hm people
MR LEMON 0F ORANG
With El Brendel
Also-Their Wive's Vacation-Comedy
Binir Nebrlil. Sepwnber 10, 1981
|,¢||.loa kx aryanrnnm aintham n-a : 1 x ° 1 m m » p m d s o u . He r -!4ook!or!°'l¥lllU|-\\¢|10l»dl-Mr.ll\dMn.J.S.Robe ttshlv oLookézlrGomtgm ,_=-;"===', M ; = g _ - ~2143 Furniture, nga md iloom cover bert were hun nu:wle rs i n Mr.and M n .Glen McDonald rammed from n sojourn with
eek-end JR friends at Shaun-1 H brook z ~Mathew R. Bendorl.21-ti Omaha on '|\\¢3'ilY-uxd childrm were dinner gu gheir son, Chnrlen and family ofLocalNews :- Ila n '"'» lawn.._lumykna Sunday wmi reladvan|_ f\!1°fw'Jolgg ~ 1 = |Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Human °1||m Sunday at the home ot M.r.|Bioux City.Mx-.Roberta feel:
"''''Linen-Pefsohs wmung "G°;°n g Neb.nnvmg a new unWl'Q!¢f» mann.|;;for the cuffihz of xr, as Dr.' l H.Haack of mm-i 1 |¢~M-mm Allen °f Omaha, spent h~9t! Stanley.8]"tendance atthe State F;irsa¢nI»in- Sunday at the Nfmmlf o m !
KuhnsPhoto| mm 75¢r Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Johnson oi coln, this week.Allen home.2
°""?°"2?W'l wi.alfi College mu' spent the week-endin Miss Hazel Groman of Omaha Mn. Han! Jenild will accept 1bushc.#rn xson.Omaha,vidting at the bums of was a guest at the Dr. W_ "_ pupils in piano either privaw ~»|||
|Furniture, wsu and iloor cover their san. Nathan.,_..__ L_..-.- ._-.._-.._dm instruction.amz
Lnlnnn, spent last Sundxy lt. theand Mn.Chauneey
ome of Miss Joqephlne Johnwn rebdda south ol Blair.
Wright.. wholmnch improved in health which In
lewd new; w their Bum- frlendn.
Miss Margaret Badgerow spent
last week in Omaha, visiting rela-
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Note these Special Bargain o
in Clothing for Children and
LAY IN 'nm
NEEDS No
1~-.27 \cmus LONG sl.~W A S H D R
~ ~~ ~Charming little frocka f
_;1"" ~n'ember days that will ke
_;¢/,7 ,t g i rl s c o o l i n s c h o o l o r pl
(l \';,.$ 1 . 0 0 e ~
All Wool Jersey Suits
or Boys and Girls, 2 to 4 year
$1.95 each
All Wool Skirts
for Girls and Misses
$1.95 to $3.95 eac
"1"W 6 I I R V C 8 ~
~~o f C h i l d r ~
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l :I 'n r "u ¢ -. : ; . § .
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.A g ; : r = =e e o u r a u o r u n ~
" "=ifff5ff ="""""'s t o c k s a r e c o |
, HOSIERYNew Fall Shades,Lady Frances
Hosiery,per pgir
I $ 1 . 0 0
Join our Rollins Hosiery Club
and get a pair Free
nz.. [.mmn.ne Hansen bezan her rimw.".;'Ȥ;,.,'a;.;;; I ah ~school on Mondaf, Se;LS1;tl;erland ing-3.Mathew R.. Bendorf.21-t!" "'
'
_ ~Sorensen has moved his theldisa Dorothy M
""*--..;1.___Week-end wii
0. nm" Ho m uw P u ww-°|Mrs ~ z11x Anderaon uhznwl~=Cmkv= nv-'Il c . K . s w a m licensed embslm--°
Lh har glnter, er and umiertnlzer, Blnlr.0l6ee °!I;'"h" spent Inst week vid!-ins
men md f'""'|phone, 161; res. phone, 183.841 rea ves at Neola, iowa.fair.an d Mr s .Ma r r Mc Ga f f i n r a n my m m m e wn u n u n u u w u n l .o f 0lf| 3has we r e we e b e n d g u ¢ , g , , ! } I o e a ; _ W j I s o | ' s ~3 ..--1 -l_-§ [ y " tI g e I ; J a H e
Guy Van De lente who worksl The NKUIII meedng of the
Io Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Klopp.C. K. Hendon, ucenlen :mumm-C K. Bendorf licensed emhn1m~l9l° nnd undennker, Blair.Oillce
»1er and undertaker, Blair.Office
phone, 161; ree. nhone, 188.8-t!
Mr. and Mn. T. K. Iverson were
supper gueets of Mrs.Margaret
Iverson last Thursdny evening.
For Sal Pure Sorghum,90C
per gallon-80c with your con-
tnlners.Call Orlie Ives, Teknmnh.
phone, 161; res. phone. 188.8-Cf
Mrs.Anna Hsgge of west Park
_street la un the dak list although
momewhnt improved at this wrlb-
'ing.l Mr. and Mrs. Pete Andenen ol
Splker celebrated their fourth
wedding anniversary Sunday eve-
Mre.A.c .Curtis n repomd
Improving slowly at ha home onW. Davie ave. :Her a long leige
ot illness.
Mrs. A. V. hrsen returned Fri-
day after :pending several day'
with rdntives and friends i n
Omahn.Curl Christensen at Ki mblll,
Nab.. was n plusant caller Men-
on the gravel gang south oi town
is seriously £11 with summer flu.
m m K.L .Meredith ie mjoy-ing an extended visit from Min
Dorothy Doney of Hamburg, I8-
Mr.and Mrs.Hamid Schafer
and daughter of Omnhn,vidted
over &mdly with Blair relntivee.
Mr. and Hrs. Clyde Wfllinnuen
and C. E. McComb attended :ball
w. lm c. 'wxu meet uni Saturday
afternoon at Schefflen hall.
Mm Alice Jacobsen went am.
00 Omlhn Sunday evening and
2§1'I.§u"couple of days visiting
Mm Fre d Vo s s a nd mmm o i
Mlllflrfi,Neb.are visiting u lew3828 at the home of her mother,\
~'1Mrs. H. H Voss.
a n - n - m n
Note these Special Bargain opportunities
in Clothing for Children and Grown-Ups.\
LAY IN Tl-IE WINTER
NEEDS Now:
~,__\c m u s L O N G S L E E V E
|_ » L a~W A S H D R E S S E S
~C h a r m i n g l i t t l e f r o c k a f o r h u t S e p t -
~e n b e r d a ¥ s t h a t w i l l k e e p t h e l i t t l e
.1 ~g l r l s c o o l i n g g o r p l a y .h {
$.e a c
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All Wool Skirts
for Girls and Misses
$1.95 to $3.95 each
for Boys and Girls, 2 to 4 years
$1.95 each
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~ ~o f C h i l d r e n ' s
: : : ;.1;*»i:H1 2 ~S W E A E R
/ " e f ~
.Q \ :=§,an\\4\~S e e o u r a s s o r m l e n t w h i l e
'*'.,;&i§§§§E5s~2sz:=§§€§ii§2';s t o c k s a r e c o m p l e t e
, HOSIERYNew Fall Shades,Lady Frances
Hosiery,per pgir
I $ 1 . 0 0
Join our Rollins Hosiery Club
and get a pair Free
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New Rayon Slips
Smart Silhouette Types
Pink and White shades, each
$1.00
Outside Slips at $2.25
All Silk Flat Crepe Slips
These are lace trimmed
$2.00 each
Remember: We carry ladies'
Silk Munsingwear.We also
have the part wools in winter
weight, Munsingwear.
Ladies'Rayon Bloomers
a n - n - m n
Note these Special Bargain opportunities
in Clothing for Children and Grown-Ups.\
LAY IN Tl-IE WINTER
NEEDS Now:
~ '\ w,»1`§'i1"°|'§1i:'f§EsEs
~Charming little frocka for hit Sept-
" ff ember days that will keep the little
~"a °;a;;h 4
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All Wool Skirts
for Girls and Misses
$1.95 to $3.95 each
for Boys and Girls, 2 to 4 years
$1.95 each
. _We have a Nice Line
\~ ~of Children's
\~See our auoriment while
4 ~2 .stocks are complete.
, HOSIERYNew Fall Shades,Lady Frances
Hosiery,per pgir
I $ 1 . 0 0
Join our Rollins Hosiery Club
and get a pair Free
0
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New Rayon Slips
Smart Silhouette Types
Pink and White shades, each
$1.00
Outside Slips at $2.25
All Silk Flat Crepe Slips
These are lace trimmed
$2.00 each
Remember: We carry ladies'
Silk Munsingwear.We also
have the part wools in winter
weight, Munsingwear.
Ladies'Rayon Bloomers
s - mv
Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Guyer and
family were dinner guests nt the
Clark Lippincott home on the bmah,
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Frahm were
shopping in Omaha Wednesday.
They stopped at the Chrla Frahm
hnme for dlnner.
Mr.and Mm,Ralph Roush of
. . . A
~McCncken o l Omaha, dl! morning it the Oliver Hudle~
w r .w =r;dhSundny .52 '°'£~`T°$ Mrs. c. R. Skinner Ana
g ;anne oun ome In children of Schuyler visited hut
n Mi x .is ante . x Wednesday md Thursday at the
the Double Four bri dge duh a t Ne;;_ su";b"g hue. r md Mrs.
her home this (Thursday)after- L" Vanatrom were guests of Mrs.
noon.K.L. Meredith on west Park
. w. P- !fv=2=r=5 ::¥fi£':€'i 'xiii street lm Friday afternoon.
game in Council Bluffs on Labor
Day.
Mrs.R.E.Dudgeon md Mx.
and Mrs. N. P.Nelscm of Ft.
Dodge,Iowl spent Tuesday dt.-
ernoon in Omaha.
,;;=~=»~1°f $7.50 Pemxanent Waves,and $6 NOW.Either Croglnole
or Spiral Wlnd.Phone 197, Mrs.
K. A. Pound.28-tf
_Rev. v.A.Gagley of Omaha,
mll preach at the I-'ree Methodist
church in thln dw. sem. 18, Sun-
day altemoon at 2:80.
Hr-i nd Mrs.Na n Lindberg
spent. the day last Sunday at the
home of her mother,Mrs._Lenn
\Thielfoldt, west ol Hernfuxn,
Mrs. Olive J. Smith and daugh-
Ken.Frances and Grace spent
Il
mhm and|S_r}ti_rday §n__0n1 a __§¢__f11§_lf°===¢U 0 Moines,spam un:w\=\:n.'¢="\I11'0l}1 UHIBIIB m n xnunsuuy w w #»wi f Mr .un d Mr s .H a n ?Mo r r i ml a couple o f weeks vi si t a mo n g J .B .A d " § " I o - ; ; ; ; g Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha n s F1
Th e ladie s are sisters.relat.ive8.a t t.he D r .~d' friends wh i le Ar n o ld we re Fr i d a y
nr...,.....1 M N n A Fn mn tn n 11..-\n....».....|fual:In n n mI fum- B ild W lu l 0thGI o . .... ,_Vi8lf¢0!8 B t H16 C811 G _,,,,,,,¢,,,,;o1 mr. ana mrs. w. r. mmmr:1;e'ho§,|Mr.and Mrs.Ha.ro1d Nielpeq
were guests Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Compmn
and Bernice, near Calhoun.
Mr, and Mrs. A. R. Brock were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Johnson on York Creek, at a fine
chicken dinner last Sunday.
Miss Vera Lamb, teacher at the
Spllmr school,returned to her
x..»:.,,M,....l.."mm-nina nftnr
rms. .....,,».=.. ......... ...., ._.,'ily spent Monday aiternoon at the
Martin Johnson home,west of
Hennan.
Mrs.Christina Oye of 'I\xs¢o\a,
Ill.,is visiting this week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kol-
terman and family.
Miss Ruby Badgerow, who re-
sides on the Bench, spent Sunday
visiting st the home of Mrs. Cora
in the city last Saturday user-
noon.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blatter and
family visited last Friday at the
home of Mrs.Blnttefs parents,
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Monks at
Fontsnelle..
Mr.and Mrs.Jens Andersen
and Betty of B l w ,had dinner
Friday with their daughter,Mrs..1 .I.,_...\f-._n....¢ n...
home west uf Blsdr.Mr. and Mrs.Julius Peierseni
drove to Sioux City Tuesday w
attend a trl»S!a¢e hardware
meeting at that place.
Miss Beulah Rnberts spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Lincoln
wnh Mrs. lee Hudleson and also
attended the state Iair.
r u m Onal Hansen.teacher at.
and baby ol Tekamnh, spent lm
Saturday at the parental,Paul
Siert and H. Skov Nielsen homes.
Mr. and Mrs.`A. J.Ml1ler of
West Point, spent Sunday with
Mrs.MIller's brother and sister~
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Rom-
erg.Mr. and Mrs. Will Reeh,Mrs.
Freda Jensen and Glen Tilden of
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, HOSIERYNew Fall Shades,Lady Frances
Hosiery,per pgir
I $ 1 . 0 0
Join our Rollins Hosiery Club
and get a pair Free
Phone 32 or 33
+!,3A§§I!1HF
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All Wool Skirts
for Girls and Misses
$1.95 to $3.95 each
for Boys and Girls, 2 to 4 years
$1.95 each
We have a Nice Line
( ~of Cl\ildren's
5 ~S W E A T E R S
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New Rayon Slips
Smart Silhouette Types
Pink and White shades, each
$1.00
Outside Slips at $2.25
All Silk Flat Crepe Slips
These are lace trimmed
$2.00 each
Remember: We carry ladies'
Silk Munsingwear.We also
have the part wools in winter
weight, Munsingwear.
Ladies'Rayon Bloomers
79c -each
mm |-
0
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o... ............,...........,,,.....sponding the week-end with home
folks..
Relatives have received word
from Mrs, Oscar Guycr and her
mother Mrs. M. Miller, that they
are having a fine time in the east
and both are well.
Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Lowe of
Omnhn,were visiting friends ln
this city Monday afternoon and
were evening dlnncr guests at tho
Badgerow and Mnriaret.
Dr. and Mrs. E/ M. Meats and
daughters had as dinner guests
last Sunday, Mr.and Mrs.Ed
Haller and family of near Arling-
ton.
Miss Charlotte Gilhertson,daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gilbertson
began her teaching duties at the
Lincoln school west of Blair,on
Monday.
Unns rrztnm unu n u m ;vi t wWranch district.
Mr.and Mrs. John J.Jensen
and daughters,Helen and Betty
Anne, were Friday evening visit-
'ors at the Fred Hurdum home,
north ol Blair.
Miss Wanda Willmore of Hel:-
ron,and Miss Rose Komarek of
Geneva,Neb.,teachers in the
Blair schools,have taken rooms
at the L. C. Klonn home.
lthe Vacoma school, west of Her-
man,spent the week»end at tho
parental, Holger Hansen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christ and
two daughters of ne13EFontanel|e,
spent last Saturday moan vis~
iting at the Oliver Hudleson home.
Mrs.Philip 0'l-lanlon was able
to he brought home from the
Immanuel hospital last Sunday
mornin:and is steadily improv-
r r e m o n t ,e n j o y e d a p x c m r :
along the river last Sunday even-
D18-
Vance Nielsen,who has been
confined to his home the past
two weeks with illness, was able
to return to his work at the
creamery on Monday.
Mrs.Chas.Wake and children,
Who have spent the past month
with Mrs.Minnie Triplett and
nfhm-rnlativpn. mr Snturdnv for1D. A. Compton home.l\Ir5.Luwe Mrl. Yeh Rath il in umnna "15§{{ Ein-or lhae chap-Old ing.~fm ' " " .d " " : ' _ P ~ .f'$_f'f' nnnrnunn Vinenr Works billld-Th. Ladle: Aid o!um Orllm M.
¢w ¢ -» - - .- U ,uw-- . - - - - - - 5 -home at St. Edwards.
r i n r u 1f11h\~n f n n l r 'K nt nis a niece 0? Mm Gompton
Curl Miller of Centrnl City,
Nob. was u guest of his fraterni-
ty brother, "Bill"Haller on last
Suturdny evening where he stop-
ped over for the night on a re-
tum trip from Ann Arbor, Mich.
0. W. Parker of Omaha, who is
working on the road between
Larsen whose nusnanu ls senvuu-ly ill with diabetes at an Omaha
hospital.
Mrs,Emma Rosenbaum, of east
Colfax street, was led to Lehr-
ville,Iowa t.he fo pa n of the
week by the death a niece, Mrs.
George Graham.
ing near milroad tracks standing
on railroad property.Inquire nr
The Enterprise office.84-21-"
Mr. and Mrs.N.P. Nelson of
Ft. Dodge,Iowa came last Sun-
day to spend the week visiting at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
IL E. Dudzeon and family.
Danish Lutheran Church will hold
a bake sale at the Petersen Hard-
ware Store next Saturday after-
noon.84-lt
Mir. and Mrs.Jim Hansen and
daughter of Florence,spent last
Sunday afternoon visiting and
were supper guests nt the Holgar
.,....,_..,.......,..- ..,_...__.nard, is staying with her grand~
mother, Mrs.P. K. Nelson while
attlending Blair high school.She
is u member of the Junior class.
Mr.and Mrs.Byron McDonald
entertained Mr.and Mrs.Harley
Wilcox and family and Mrs.
knrhnl \lrnnnnld all nf smuth nfBlair xlnd Calhoun, received q<
A serious injury w his hand
cently. While he is lnld \m.Af1
uiie
re-hur
his
The 18 months old baby boy
of Mr. und Mrs. Laie Golden has
been brought home from the
University hospital aftera week's
treatment there.He is much im~
._ -
Hansen hbme,
Mr. and Mn
_daughters, Heweeks usdsting his brother,Carl of west al Bllin his store in that clty.lduy at the \
wrlealmi Ksrlterman is expect-
ed home this week from Broken
Bow alter spending the past few
» u u n v u »- u . . . - a g - s a ,p . .wg - . - . - ' -- -Blair, as their dinner guests last
a. John J. Jensen and Sunday.
len am) Beyty nne l\Ess Mildred Burger is enjoyLong of this city,is taking ah
Vi]"i°iP°" ~Sun- |in2' a week's vacatfon from 'hierplncell Behrendt. n°me*|du;ies at the tele:phone omce and
week at the home
rs.F. Rogers at
Mr. and Mrs. Elt
baby of Sioux Fu!
on Uissel! and proven.______ __-___Is,South Da-Miss Helen Mchioniea came Mns.John Sltern and sqn of west of Herman.is spending the v
_ . ;_» 1.:- ..1-...._ .r....... 1..,.... 1...+ Qnru}n1r ..._A Lmcoln were dumer 3'U€§t5_°f Mr. anq_Mrs.F1oyd Rosenbaum of her sister,M
:: ;",;'""§2,:''f;;,"§:;°:' ;:::; ';;.°';;;;,:';;::;,a;;;; '§;{1e`§;'.m§hé"§§ Mrs. Julius Petersen ~mrs. and ~ nmmua spent Sunday Dodge, Iowa.
'James Kirby lust Sunday,the with Mrs.Rosenbaumls parents,I-Irs. E A Schmidt took advan-his sister, Mrs. J. R. McDonald, making her home with her brother ladies being old friends.Mr. and Mrs.5 M Rosenbaum tage of the excursion and wentntlf Bl.r th f rt f i -l and 'ster Mr. and Mrs.§o 1 'i '11 'e orepn o |_n fwm sl 'n.....ml M\-st.Norman Rath» south West street.md fn Hrnum*Ins? p,;dm, nftnrw
la s t wee k .
Mr .and Mr s .Lou ie Fa rn b er g
have moved into the Mike Mueller
resiclenm o n east Sou th Street.
Mr . a n d Mr s .F.E .Fla c k wi ll
oc c upy the Roy'Mc I{een pro per ty
who re the Farnberg"s have been
1i\in|:.af te r Oc t.1.
L .C.Klo pp .
Misses Ru th Ti lde n an d Ma e
Kooprnan have received wo r d
th a t th ey ha ve been ac cepted a t
the Imma n u e l hosp ital i n Oma h a ,
L l l u a l u n a ; - .- . - --ma n n e n te rta i ne d a t d i nn e r Tu e s -
day , Sept. 1 fo r Mr. and Mrs. Hens
Rp th mr -ml,dau gh te r,Mn r g u e n te
an d s o n C o r t, o f No r th P la tte .
and will start a nur:-1e's training!Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Petersen
c ou rs e the re in J anu ar y .
L a s t Tuesday visi tors a t th e
had ns gu es ts o n L a b o r D a y , Mr .
an d Mr s .Ha r o ld Mc K e eg a n a n d
.1...»1».+..»M o nmI Mr s J o h n D a w-
"Budll Tlliet.je drove dOW1lI;|;;Il";0Hvggii;E";it;1:,"§;'B-j-i:f r o m W est Po i n t Sunday an d
spent the n i g h t a t the ho me o f
his brother,Fr e d a n d wi fe . Fr ed
ac c ompanied h i m to Oma h a Mo n -
day .
Mr . a nd Mr s. Ne ls S or en s en an d
vhihlrnn nf Ar li n vtn n snr-nt.Su n-
Ah r a hu ms o n a n d fa mi ly .Sh e rc -
tu m e d Wednesday .
F o r Re n t- -Go o d 6 r o o m house.
Ci ty wa te r an d elec tric li gh ts .
B a m ,gara ge,c rib,etc .an d 8 %
ac res gr o un d o n th e so uth li mi ts
. 0 1 \ | _ ! _. . . \. . . . l . . L . . . . . _ 1 _. . . . . . . JR e v .a n d M r s .A .F .N c w v l l r
x n v u l i n a r 1 \ f m l n n n f \ m \ v u n I P F 1 . . .are W i ll Sheets ho me we st
svn..u.mm My n (Hniidn Y o u
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D r u | | | | | | h v L u l n . r u ¢ \ J l \\ l A u u x a -d n y o f t h i s w e e k i n L i n c o l n ,t h o D a n S h e e t s ,M r s .G e o r g e S h e e t s
l a t t e r a t t e n d i n g ,a m e e t i n g o f t h e a n d c h i l d r e n ,a l l o f H e r m a n ,a n d
B o n n ]o f D i r e c t o r s o f t h e N e b r u . s -M r s .E l d o n W a l l e r a n d b a b y o f
l m C o n g r e g a t i o n a l c h u r c h e s ,o f N o r t o n ,K a n s a s .
whi c h Bo ard s he is a me mbe r.Mr s .Fr e d Seaholnl and three
Mr .and Mr s .Ro la nd W arric k c hi ldr en of Mi ss ou ri V alle y , s pe nt
....|........|\|.....l..........l_....I n - . .st...».¢..~&nlnnb QC Plan nuvanful
o f Oma ha .
Mr .a n d Mr s .Di c k Stri c k le tt
re tur n e d les t we e k f r o m a vi s i t
at the 'pai -enta l, B.F .Ha r t h o m e
a t Doug las,Wy0h1i1'\8 Mr .and
Mr s .H a r t ac c ompanied th e m
h o m e f o r a f e w wee ks vis it.
Un ns ten se n o f ' n o r m wa l xe r a ve - ' K e l ly
nue.Mr s .Son-ensen is a daugh~'
te r o f Mr . a n d Mr s .Christensen.
M r .an d Mr s .Geo Bruc e an d
f a mi ly o f K a mr a r ,Iowa.to ok
ad va ntag e o f th e double holiday
th is we ek an d spe nt Sun day an d
.Tack Be nn ett d l
Sio ux Ci ty Thu rsd
visi ted u n ti l Frida
J a me s Sta ple ton
Be n ne tt a nd so n ,I
aoent th e we ek
32-as
».w.L driwn f r n mvvu v U . ---w w wlaynightand
my at the Mrs.
home.Mrs
Bo bb y , who had'
here mtn r n K d
ruurlwu uwnuuy evening mm.Denver, Colorado vrhere they were
culled Inst Friday to the bedside of
lllr.Warrick's father,Mr. C. A.
Warrick where he is confined in
the Government Hospital in Den~
we ww..-.ml . .we ,...........,Frank McBride home.Mr.Sea~
holm cnme Sunday for a few days
visit.Mrs. Seaholm and children
left yesterday for San Antonio,
Teams where they hope to improve
Mr. and Mrs. Fx-ands Forsbex-K
and children of Rose Hill, Mr.and
Mrs. Axel Hansen and daughter ol
lgmnnnd,and Soren Miller and
son, Nlels of Herman, yfelgg Sun-
Mondey with Mrs,Bnlcs's mother,
Mrs.Myrtle Kllian and other
relatives.
Messrs.Merwn Kuhr and Erla
Christensen left on Wedneeduy
§5ai§`h
Tom and Ruth Blanchard drove
to Chicago last Saturday alter-
aoon and were accompanied by
Miss Anna Schmidt. who went tnver, and at this writing he was the health of her son, Richard.day visitors at the C
l'¢P°l"»9d very low.Mary Frances Cider
The following attended th
Missi `
sue uaneen for Linwln for a couple of d
of Oms- home.where t '
e ha,granddaughter of Mr.and Mr.and M
on festwul l t the Brown Mn. Janus Burcha
nys 1 '~hey will attend the mme 3; umet City,Ill.near Ch|
rs. John Sutherland hh-and also on Frl
m of thi! city, and two sons of Blue S rln
cage,
day attend em alma begins h
p gg, their class reuni
er third year
on at the Azfi-of ie hz~
The following from this clty are
Creek church, north of Arlington,
last.Sunday afternoon:Mr.and
Hrs.Carl Kellerman,John Von
Lunkin of Tuscola, Ill., Rev.and
Mrs.H. C. Jul. Frese,Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Ruwe and Dorothy,Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie "gh und Annu
and Mrs. Wiebke W 1.
Mr. and Mrs.Gus Lundt eu-
tertsined a number of m.l.ut.ivea
and friends st.a family party on
(di and fractured her arm one
day last week while viddng at
Oakland,Neb.Mary has spentmort.of the summer vacation
with her grand parents and uncle
Jack Burnham and wife of _this
dry.Mr.and Mrs. Frank McBride
a nd Mr. md Mr s . e mu L e mo n
entertained the following relatives
und friends last Sundnyzjdr. anq
Neb., were Sunday evening m vper guests at the home of Mr.snd
Mrs.Hugh Sutherland in this
dty .Mr.John Sutherland is
employed l¢ the Bill! ctnni ng
factory.
Mrs. Rasmus Johnnnsen return-
ed home last week from a visdt
with relatives at Lincoln And
Davy.She was accompanied by
Mt.and Mrs.Clueuee Johnson
c m w u m i b u l l e g u .
Lust Saturday evening wlsdtors
st the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. G.
Lindberg were Mrs.Nels Svend-
guard and daughters, Frances and
Ruth of Arlington,Miss Leona
Lsrsen of Blair, und Hurry Thiel-
foldt of wen of Herman.
lk- and Mrs. Charles Reoh ol"
south of Blair entertained the fol-
lowing guests ut supper lust Fri-
representiug the Modern Wood#
man drill feam o l Wsshington
county at the state Lair mdsy
('I'h\11'Bdsy)at Lincoln:Messra.Fred hung,Howard Long m d
Charles Byrne.
The Coffee Club met lest Thurs-day afternoon at the lwme of!
Mrs. Hum Wrlch on wen Wash#-
lngton street, with the utud num-ber Present md a 2001! time =f.~|
lil
last Sunday.Those present were'Mrs. J. B. Miller md children of who remained uvar for s tewuays day evening:ur. and m n. cm Wnéd A eugoufher two brothers H. N. H00ver|Snlker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ship- at tha Johannsen home.'1T*~=v re- I§oIru}nm_md son gerbegt, Mrs. "wedfbv tha hone:F lunch was
sa.Iand wife, Geo. Hoover,her!ather,ley ol Valentine,Mr. and Mrs.
Geo.Hoover Srf and wife all of Harley Wilcox and children.Mrs.
Sioux City.Others present were'Raehel McDonald and Allan,Mr.
James Deighton ol Sioux (itylnmi Mrs. Byron McDonald. all of
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Petersen near Blair. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
of Omaha.lm and thrw children of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. llovendck Missouri Valley.
and family of Davenport,Iowa Members of the Zdgler, Weber
came last Saturday morning for Bland Anderson families enlwed avisit with relatives.Mr. Hove:-'family reunion at Teknmnh Sun-
dick returned home Monday andlday August 30 honoring M m
hlrs.I-lovendck and children re-|Ral;zh Martin.ormerly Emma
turned to Lincoln on Monday.
Mrs. Ole Lindberg held open
house tn her friends and relatives
last Tuesday afternoon at her
home o east Grant street.Theevent WZ. Mrs. Llndberg's seventy
sixth birth anniversary.A pleas-
ant afternoon was spent visiting
and a delicious lunch was served.
A number of friends surprised
Mr. and Mrs.Harold White last
Thursday evening by svlnz to
Christlua 0Ye and Mr. John VonLankin of Tuscola, Ill. and M n .
Wlebke Wulf of Blair.
Ming Margaret Robertson,who
ls teaching school at Des Moines,
spent the week nd and Labor Day
at the parental, Charles Robertson
home.Miss Robertson teaches
the third grade in the Pierce
school,this making her fourth
year at that place.
Mrs. C. K. Bendorf was hostess
Mr. and Mrs.M. Coleman and
sons,Warren andlack, nf0n1aha
spent.Friday with Mtn-Cole-
man's sister,Mrs.Kenneth
Ponnd Bhd family.Mr. and Mrs.
Coleman visited until Monday st
Gnnd Island while their sons
remained at the Pound home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Latta and
family of Logan,Iowa,Mrs.
Andrew Bohs and daughters.of
m . . | -r - . . . . \ n n . .maimed for a COLIDIG of weeks Vi8i'L|9'.ni\nr whn in 'hmre frrfm Rush- their hom un-invited w ¢ p¢ ndu> the mm-ma la dle ; bum c lub """ `!' """" '""" " " " " " 'around the evening.Mr. and Mrs. WhiUelat the M.R.Bendnrf home last ggdfmg '31 ';§'°_';'*;;;: f s
ent in- who were just recent\y mnrried, Thursday altemoon.Prizes at Mrs.g l i n t Hud)e';'°n M r 'and'l B!il'I were preaeate§a_|\3mb¢f __ofh_z_rldge ? "°' °.f "? ° """Myg E`E°" Mrs.hath. and fa mly Q.,at-|
'rhq 1; sn `m m zuli""""".i_"' " ""M""'f"M F '~agthgrimér rin relath
guests were mr. anq _l§rs.V._9.;¢1udin|g the following fromumvuu. anu mn uly ol Lincoln, Alr.lM,,_J_Zelgle r a nd la milan d Mrs.T .R .Jacobsen a n d h o h n Weber.Ma tt ie and
Phone 32 or 33
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$1.00
Outside Slips at $2.25
All Silk Flat Crepe Slips
These are lace trimmed
$2.00 each
Remember: We carry ladies'
Silk Munsingwear.We also
have the part wools in winter
weight, Munsingwear.
Ladies'Rayon Bloomers
79c -each
\|\mdoo)( T
Mrs. articles for their kmznen.rue uuyer lor mgn score and mrs.-""""9l'Il1'*|saelf-invited zuesta inc!uded\L.C.Klopp,low.Delicious e | * ° = 1 E ° " f ' ~ a t 0 k l a l d
family oi Irvington.
Mrs. Ralph Johns of near Blair,
entertained at a party last Friday
aitcmoon for her daughter, Eve-
lyn's seventh birthday.Miss
Evelyn received many nice gifts
and the afternoon wasa pleasant
one for all.Those present wereMrs.Fred Jensen.Joanna and
guerito,Mrand Mrs.Dltlo!Wols~
man-and Mr.and M r ;Henry
Wolsmnn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W.Downes
and little son of Kansas City,
v i d t e d a f e w d a y l t h a f n t p a t t
of the week with Mrs.Downes'
aunts, Mrs.Annie Martin and
Mlm M..».. r*....\, -1 ...-.4 f~,.u...
Messrs and Mesdamea,E.M.
Beaty, H, J. Cooke. E. Tornblad,
c. E. Krause,11 B.Burr,and
Mlas Beulah Roberh.
Mfrs.Wm.Frost and son Wm.
Jr. ol Henry, South Dakota drove
through Blalr on their way back
to Fayetteville,Arkansas lastr.~.:|...~ .....\ .a-......|ff., ¢kvlnfl
froshments were servd.
Mrs.Neal Went and cousin.
Miss Mary Strlklett returned
Saturday from a.week'p vacation
with relatives.They went to
Wayne for a vlslt with Mn.
West's sister,M m Wilbur Hall,
and from them went up to Yank-
o m sz n fnn .1~.~» vlzh
The L. s. U. ol the Congrega-tional church held a social after-noon at the home of Mrs. C.H
l
Hntehmnn on Tuesday, September
8.She was assisted ln the enwr-
talnment by Mrs.Olin Hopewell
and Mrs.Al Sick.llhs.L.C.
KIGPP lnd Mrs. A. F. Newell had
dum of | short pro gram.
..,._.........,..........W . . W u "Lxln ..!enn,MH-Mik¢_-lHb¢l'»street.Mn. Downes will be xe-Amelm,Minnie and lmue ,M"-Qmembered by a number of BlahOtwChnstansen,Iavonne and'1,»;em|,as Helen Cook, daughter
Lyle, Mrs. Harold Schiodn Ve°l»..°f Wm. P. cook of rf. Calhoun as
Eulaln.Harold and Rosle,M r u u m familv lived rm... .......»...
U . . .N... ,W ...-. -_~-----. -- - -~- - ----~~ ----M __visit 'Lg the Dr w.M.Hnller Mesdames Ditlof and §:"'Y!m;h¢:;'d ;;g=mg_f=\_g°»;,-;ngg;{
imma.Dr.Frost :md daughter Wohmmn gave n shower S day Colorado'a
Allce alsa of Henry.S.D.will afternoon at the f
return to
ormer's homd, the .pent the week»end a l
Arkansas in October hunorln H,|h s C.Rumusien home inr. and Mn . C I An-1 1nt »Ynmllv will rounds t}\ere A¢-._ iam mn..\l..:.»-xg! luh, }=itY~Mrs. Jensen ia a date
Bert Wilkins and Eval!""- -'1 ___"__is ¢|||AllVUL _____'ww _*J ,.,......,._-v-"'\| D.lDUl.l n u v 111.lu nvvi11\\»l.I |u.¢l.|Alvu'Il Ma r _ l ' F l m a g o -. T h e Downes ar e ag a i n a f te r noveral mo nth 's " 1' h ¢m we r e a ro u nd nd xty re lati ve sla ld W i | " ? n a k i n g a bri ef vi si t th is year absence Mr s .F r o s t wi ll be re - a n d frie nds resent d t h o u t
.P a n e y urmdK e n ' a s they are hu r r y i n g ho mo w me mb o r e d t o o ld ti mer s a s the c oup le rec eived so me beautifud
Lavo nne ta ke a t d p th ro ug h th e th | d h|sou er n a u g te r o f J i m Fo le y ,ea r ly g i fta .D f l c i o l g _ refreshmants
...¢,|,.-lL h .l..1l I .; | l .r Ln e_..A
o f Mr .Rasmussen.On Satur :lay |
arte:-noon M r .a n d Mr s .J ansen
a n d da u g hte r visit-ed a t th e Gu y
Hi n k le y ho me .M r .an d M r s .J en-.
sen a n d da uz h te r return ed an
jury, Jane, Doris and Dol
kins,Eveiyn,Leland ur
neth Johns and was
Hansen.a w w ;uI n n u w . .8B\ »l|.8l 8 I II H i l l c o wm sorv su nymnmmeu.'lthdr bomb on"m¢»a;&.
r ¢°rl
~~~sa
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KENNARD NEWSTHE ;_
f 1
f ~°l ~.s ~a
s~a~ru
\I
vidted ldends here Wednebdaevening and Thursday.Mr. and Mrs.Chnrhe Kem~drove down hom Lyons Sgturdn
evening.Mr.hnd Hrs.~ ~
Kempcke returned to Lyons wx
them for I. week'n visit.\(Mrs.Lena Rhea,Mar umMarion drove over from_Fremon
KENNARD NEWS
Hrs. Homer Wud and children,
Helen B¢n'y and her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Berry drove u> lincolnhutWeheadaymvi d!Fred
Knmzr who is in a hospitalthere
Arthur Gottach was ln Bloom-
ichool teulmrs,Pa d Morris andMae Burkholder Min Leah Kali-ner will mach 'the sixth,éevemh
and eighth grades;Mlm HelenEllinglenwillluvethathird,
fourth and filth gndes and MinlbeolaNelxan will teach the pri-
mary grades.
Rev. E. P. Booker returned lnt
lo~ a.State F m - .
Mr .a n d Mr s .A r t h u r S ti ll a r e
|I r l |
MILDRED MARSHALL
IS RECENT BRIDE
The Wvddinz of M in Mildxd
lhnh-Ill and Otto Grothersen,
WASHINGTON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs.C. V.Shumaknr
motomd in Des llainu,Iowa on
Tuesday, returning Thursday, hav
vicinity,was~announced s e ~
the wes t p orc h o f the F. J . Eno m-»
so n h o me wa s b lo wn d o wn .
Mr. and Mn.Morris Masters,
Q .|
D A L E n o m c s
Dale was struck mm a lfeavy
mm and wind Handny evenigg.
grate them. Measure the pulp and
use three-fourths aa much sugar
as pulp.Pour the boiling water
over the sugar and stir it until
i t ls mlmrfst dissolved.Add tho
Knxit pulp and lemon julce,and
cook the mixture until lt. is clear.
P w r it i nto clean,hot glasses
und cover with paraffin.It wi ll
have the consistency and appear-
auw of honey.
Cawhup,oatsup or ketchup-
call it what you will, but be mre
you prepare plenty for use thh
arming winter.Use your odd
nhxped ar attractive bottles and
your catchup makes wonderful
gl!!-L u la an appetizer, and the
nugnr lt eonwnl is nu excellant
winter fuel food.Elderberry Clidlup
1 quart rlpe elderberrial,1q§m alder vinegar, 1 cup sugar,
G inch piece ginger mot,2 lueh
place ltick clnmlmon,12 whole
cloves,2 blades mace.Remove
Items from elderbenles.Heat
~1-»~lnt.Pour
._........._..-__--.-.___I .
"We make ff-ning;F»"'W? For you"
_ . » -QuI
3 . . .'
l u vv. = ~ § ' "_~|la *
./""""''~~' i u » $ "} $ = l I
f i ~"
...|a |n " »on Mg n d a ~ t o o b s e r v e ~ o r d ~ y .
C l m s an d Ma g g i e :Bergman
spent Th u r s d a y m f t e m o o u a t th e
F d tz P u ls h o me .
Mr .an d Lira.Er n e s t Ke r ste tte ran d c hi ldr en vi siteu Mr . a n d Mr s .
Ch ri s S te nd e r Mo nd a y eve ni ng .
Stender wma them w Ben Berg-,M~
gm" nea r Drum, ta spend Sun~'ve
ay..Miss Anna Hansen lelt for Elk-,DR
hom last Munday morning where hoduewillteachforthe'coming an
school tem.\.,,
Julius Slender was at the Jghrhre
CHANGES IN HOMES
MADE AT KENNARD
Mrs.E.Blazjer,a resident ofKennardfor the past 48 years,
has had her household effects
moved fa Omaha and will staywithher daughter this winter.Harldld French is moving thisweekintoherhouseandClyde
Hansem who has been living in
the C. W. Lantrup property in the
nonh part of town,will occupythepropertyvacatedbyMr.
French.
:.I |{:|
Ph on a 4 7 -- A li c e Tr i ple tt.
B i g sh ip men t o f be tte r si lk
dresses f o r f d !ju s t rec eived a t
th e Fa sh io n Ce n te r -- ma k e y o u r " "R |" "
selec tions now.r : z z
few hours illness.She had been to learn ol their marriage whicha sufferer from hean tmuble for tank place .luly 3 at Hiawatha,several months.lkansas.A large number of
She had been mnldns her home friends gathered at the Wm. Mar-
lor the past three years with her shall home Saturday to charlvsri
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and the newlyweds and were treatedMrs.Nic Friédrichsen,coming , ice cream, cake, pap and cigars.here from Bennington Where ahel Nels Svendgard 1, at fha gum
had lived many years.She ls sur- fair thin week showing some of
vived by three sons and five daugh his hogs.ters and 1 deter in KBDBM-\Mrs.Herman Jungbluth, Sylvia
Panerai arrangements are pend- Kermit and "amen were visiting
ing ward from a daughter in at the Henry Dornncker home on
Canada.Monday afternoon._.|Mr .and Mrs. A. L. Naaernber-
i n g a n exbe nd on o n M r .Ku n n e -
ma n' s si lo .
Ro b e r t Ma th ie se n spe nt Sa tur -
da y n i g h t wi th hi s gra ndp ar ents,
Mr . a n d Mr s .Be rtel Berbelsen.
A mo n g those wh o atte nd ed th e
s ta te f a i r a t L i n c o l n Mo n d a y we n
Mr .a n d Mr s .C a r l Jensen,Mr .
a n d Mr s . C . V .Sh uma ke r a nd Mr .
and Mr s .Be rtgl Bertaclsen,E lm e r
an d Be r te l J r .
M r .an d Mr s .La wr en c e An d er -
son an d c hildren o f Oma h a ,we r e
Sun day eve ni n g vi si to rs a t th e
Bertelsen home.
W a sh i ng to n sc hool wa s closed
I |:1
TRY AND STOP 'EM
A group of Amedcun Legion-
naires were cutting capersdurlng
their last national convention.
"They will do some damage,"
remarked an elderly lady w n
policeman."Can't you stop
them?"
"Lady,"remarked the cop,
"five million Germans and awholglotofotherforeigners
tried that once F u be it from
me to butt ln."
MILDRED MARSHALL
IS RECENT BRIDE
The Wvddiflz of M i n Mildxd
lhnh -Ill and Otto Grothersen,
popular young folks of Axlingtm
vidnity,w u nnnnunced severd
days ago Although the ceremony
wok P h u in Hiawstln,Kansas,
July s.
Both the bride qnd brldegroom
were h o m md rained n u r Ar l -
ington.The bride is n daughter M
Hr. md Mn . W i ll Mn nhxll a nd
the brldegmom in a son off Mnand
M n .Otto Grotlmnen Sr.,ot
Wuhlngtnn.
Mr. Gmthersen is at present em-
ployed by the Hnrry Anderson
Tnmder eampany.
A number ot friends held n
dnriv nrl in ihelr honor Friday
evening at the bride'l home.
wAsn1NG1'oN NEWS DALE nomcs
Dale was struck mm a. Heavymotond tn De:llo i nu.Iowa on mm and wind Handny evening.Tuesday. re¢\\mi1lK Thnrsdnh "'""|H\-nb; were blown from trees and
'the wen porch of the F. J. Encr-
Mr. and Mrs.C. V.Shumaknr
i n g u k m in the sights at the
I State Fniz.ho bl wn dovm.°"i§.and Mrs.Arthur Still are '°'i¢,. ".§¢"i'i...° Mania Masters,
drivdng A C1wv\'°l°¢ #lm Glen, Howard ana Maude drovctnJ Ben 1~m¢qn'm °'1'2 '»..s'§""i»' gmma m lg" Thursday no vig;
. w e r anpo y -~m onl.re<|l{mȢn umlu t we e k , di 8 ' 8 f1 \8 * th e n me d | y .
- buemmf.Mr .md Mn. Herman Junghluth-Mr.m d M m Gnu AM B # M - n a s y 1 v u dmv » w o m¢ h » Fn a . y
~.a n :Th u - s d evening u» ¢f¢mm1 f n r . c .hgu th spla ri l v tonttend o S.m m D a n d An n i e P e t - M ° A | , , ,be :c u
l .nlzm.lr num r rom 1 -_ n u m and Kr l .B a l d B°1'°'||¢1\mux\|ty attended the ¢..°3{'a
s ¢ Tnea dny ma ins vlddnz a tlhnp da m mm i n ho no r o f Mr.:t§:nChris Mnthiesen home in Ben-'md nu. mm-y Luna.
non.s da di me guests t thJohn Johnson Sr. ma J ohn ~"~~n..§ I." Bfwh ML . we re i nn;
d are »f°vf;;5 a fishing trip ont in Mn. Hsnry Dornncker um Robert
' the sand ls of wésiem Neb.'ML and Mn. Wm. Knhler, Orville~Mr. and~M~ Henry P~fersen~, and Everett of Bennington;Mr.
apples, pwed And chopped;salt;
1 pound scedless raisins,1 cup
celery, cut fine,2 quarts vinegar,
3 cups sugar,1 teaspoon each,
cinnamon,nutmeg and cloves.
Comblno the lngrellents, and cook
ln a preserving kettle until the
chutney is thick and clear.Stir
frequently to prevent buming.
Pour into hot. sterilized jars and
seal.
Tomato Pruerva
4 pounds small tomatoes (yel~
low, green or red;fruit must be
firm),6 pounds sugar,1 quan
water, 'A ounce singer. % lemon,
55 ounce cinnamon.Make syrup
ui the_s\xgnr and water.Add the
lemon, sliced, and the spices.Boil
ben minutes.Add tomatoes grad-
w l y .Cook until the tomatoesbecome bright and clear.Stir oe-
caslonally from bottom of pan no
keep from bumlng . Remove from
fire.Let stand several hours be-
fo n packing.Drain and cook
symp longer if proper density has
not been reached.
PRESERVING AND CANNING
plate with jon of mn and
of pickles.Vegehblu should
remembered obo.They help
fumlxh r°\\zh»¢°while the sugar they eonuin is
excellent fuel for the wld days
come.Carrot Mmnulade
12 n w a rro ts ,4 cups sugar.
8 lemons,1 teaspoon gmund
cloves,1 ¢¢BlP°°¥\ ground dnnr
mon,1 wupoou ground allsploe.
Grate earrots, add sugar and le
J wshud one hour.Add lemon
and spina.Cook slowly for
hour."u.\1'.into sterilized j
and pea! when cold
Pumpkin PreservesRemovetherindand seed
1|-om n small pumpkin and cut th
flesh in inch uubes.Cook ln
small amount of water until' ten-
der.Drain and weigh.For each
pound of pumpkin allow 1 pound
ol sugar, 2 lemons and 2 ounces of
ginger root.Sllce the lemon and
soak with the ginger over nigh
in cold wiser.Next moming cook
i n same water unlil the lemonrind is tender.Add the sugux-and
the pumpkin, and simmer until the
pumpkin is transparent.Droln
ond pack in jars.Cook syrup
until it is thick and pour over the
nmln in the jars.Seal tightly.
Grapes and sugar-with or
~`thout assistance-mean winter
~nlnties.Grapes are excellent in
e diet.So is sugar-a quick-
ner fuel needed in cold weathergy`» try these two recipes now and
==~ your pleasure later on:
Grape Mnrmulsde
Wash grapes,remove stems,
d separate pulp from skins.
' t pulp ln sauce pan and cook
lowly until seeds separate willy.
~en rub through a fine sieve.
.pdp,:dd an equal~eunre ol sugar, and cook slowly
:ty minutes, sdrring frequent/
y to prevent burning.Put in
~rilized jars.1 Gnpe Cnuup
Sum,wash and drain grapes.
'- p the grapes.Heat the skins
- just enough water to keep from
~nrning.In another kettle cook
-~ p until the seeds loosen; pressrough colander and add so tho
~ns.For every flve pounds of
~ lp, add one pint of vinegar and
- ~ll until reduced to A pulp.Then
or every five pounds of grapes,
~d to this two and a hal! pounds
»sugar, one tablespoon each of
;~und ullspice,ground cloves
- d ground cinnamon,and cook
»~ Lil ghlck.Seal while hot.For~tlup making,Mo y acld vari-
~ties are preferred to the very
weet ones.Cooking of skins may
.. hastened by first putting them
~ugh a food chopper.'
Don't forget quinma this year.
A fe w jar:on the shelf assure
your winter guests of delicious
dalntles.Get u few quinces, A few
apples and try the following ie
oipes.They are economical,es-
pecially now with sugar selling
at lu lowest price in many years.
Quince and Apple Preserves
1 pound fnzit, hal! qulnce and
half sweet apple; 1% cups sugar,
water.Pate qulnces.Sllce and
remove seeds.Cook inegout four
times their measure nl ter until
they ore tender. Pore sweet apples
and cut them in medium thick
slices.Cook the apples in asmol
amount of water until they are
tender.Drain off the juice from
both the apples and the quincen.
Add the sugar to the juice and
boil the mixture lor tive minutes.Add the fruit ond boil it umtll it i
thick and clear.Seal in glns
jars.Quince Honey
6 large qulnces, 4 large
apples,_ juice 2 lemons,sugar.
pints boiling wxter._
Your preserve closet ln not enm-MN-les
b l
to
fo r the v lnkt,
sn
oo
ora
sweep
pen,medium-dud;1 pint vin~
n r .x c o o m s u .Ztzblespoo~
white mu mr d seed,a l t an~
ayenne pepper.Pm the cucnm
ha n, mt them ln qo ui o n,
remove the pulp.Pot the cucum
ben, amlon, md peppers throng~
l food d\°PP¢l'~Add 1 -~»
amount ol unter w prevent stick
ing, and boil the minute until tb
cucumbers are tmder.Kent th
vinegar,m x " .and neasanln~
Add the vegeubla mixture nn
nook until the atchup in clear
Sw in clean, hot bottles of jus.
t Good old-fashioned meat an
1 vegetables are always in orde
but u blt of relish tones them uwonderfully.Ita augur adds
the fuel vdue of meal,and th
vegetables used an greatly to -
f
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I
c a
s desired when fresh vegetables
scares.e
n Bee: Relish
1 quart diced beets,1 medlu
sized white onion, 2 d peppers
2 teaspoons salt,'A cup gratehorseradish,1 pint /vmegnr,
cup sugar Cook the beets unti
they are tender and the skins sh
ui! easily Cut or chop the beets
anion, and peppers.Combine th~
ingredients.Cook the mixtu
until it is dear.Seal lt in clean
hot jars.Cabbage Relish
1 quart chopped cabbage,1quartfren tomatoes,chopped
1 cup md pepper,1 cup gree~pepper, 1 pint chopped white onio
1 cup sugar,1 quort vinegar, 5
tablespoons white mustard seed
1 tablespoon celery seed,'A ben-
spoon tumerlc,salt.Soak the
hbage and tomatoes separately
over night in salt water (36 cup
salt to 1 quart water).Drain the
vegetables ln the morning and
add the other ingredients.Lei.
them stand for two hours.Sim-
mer the mixture until it is clear.
Seal in hot, clean jars.
Pickle or preserve 'em-they
tanto delicious either way.They
call for sugar- but sugar is cheap
and a wholesome qulckenergy
fuel.Try these recipes and see
how excellent they are:
Pear Pra erva
One pound pears, 1 pound sugar,1 pint water, 1 lemon, sliced thln.
The fruit may be preserved whole,in halves, or in quarters.Bollthe
sugar and water for 5 minutes,
add the pears and the lemon, and
cook the pears until they one clear
and transparent,and until the
syrup is s thick condmncy. Turn
them into dean hot jars and seal
them.If hard pears,such as
Kieffers, are used, they should be
oooked in clear water until fender,
and th ewater in which they are
cooked should be used in making
the syrup.A lew cloves or a
stick of cinnamon is sometimes add
ed for flavor.Pineapple jd:~
used instead of water in the syr
e
up gives a delicious flavor.
Pickled Pears4 quarts pears, 2 pounds whl '
sugar,2 cups vinegar,$4 ounc~
stick cinnamon,'A ounce whol~
cloves.Peel pears.Boil sugar
vinegar, cloves and cinnamon io
20 minutes.Place a few of th~
whole pears at a time in the syr
up, and cook them until they s
tender.Pack them into thorough
ly cleaned jars.Adjust the rub
ben,and fill each jar to over
flowing with the hot syrup.Ad
just the covers and seal the jar
immwiately.
I Use up the tomatoes in yo
own garden or in a nearby 'sto
They may be turned into dellciou
bites for the dnys to come.Th
sugar used ln the following
cipes tums these delicious bl
into real fuel as well, for sugar
one of our_ best quick-enery food~
W Tomato Chutney
2 dozen medium sized ripe
~mea, chopped;6 medium sizeonions,chopped;8 red pepper
1 -»~'d~ en tn
s
s
s
s a l e n o w $ 1 6 . 1 5 a n d $ 2 5 - - i f . y o u ~ < 1 S u n d ~w i n ;~ i r d a u g h ~ r l ~ ; ~ d e ~ f f ; J i l n ~ o ~ e ~ D e ~
W m l t ~ V R I I J U S BCG t h 9 3 B W l h t é f i n - l a w , M 1 3 J a y N e u e r n b e r g e r a n d ~i n o ' ] ' n e E n t e r p r i s e .
C o a t s - s l z e s 1 4 t o 4 6 .|
ris Masters and family.
Mrs. Williams and son of Caer
per,Wyo.,SP3 visiting at thehomeoftheir daughter and Bis-ter,Mrs.Roland Ormsby and
fmnily.
|son,Raymond'1\1ilne ~ Lincoln
WOMAN Nr KENNARD and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waiters of
STRICKIIN MONDAY York, visited Sunday and Monday
th 1 ti t D IMrs. Caroline Petersen, 67. died ""Ff1§§§s `<§§"§¢w E i u m m and
.»:\ | u |:..
the new baby girl.Mrs.Frank McFarland andsous,Gerald and Norman,andE. T. Tenn returned to their home
in Houston, Texas after spending
a week at the Qome of Mrs. Mc-.
Eli no r e a n d Ma r g i e o f Fr e mon t,
vi s i te d a t th e B. F . Ma s te r s h o me
Sunday eve nin g.
Mr .a n d Mr s .S.R.Ba ts on an d
T o m ar e vi s i ti n g relati ves a t
D d e .
.
Big shipment of betier silkdressesfor mx jun received at
the Fashion Center-make your
selections now.
Friday and Saturday IW SilkDresses on sale $1.98 and $2.88-
vnlues to $15-all dzea.Shop
early.}-`nshion Center.84-1:
~.H ~J u n g b l u ~ f K a ~ t ,
on,B o ma r d a n d Sy lvi a o f
e.. R. B atao n pu rc ha se d th e Da le
se f r o m He r m a n J u n g h lu th
i s mo vi n g i t o n to the f a r m
Mr s .Ba tso n wh er e th ey wi ll
odel th e ho us e an d ar e bu ild-
a ba rn .
........
IT'S HOT NOW BUT 0 0 0
COLD WEATHER
~o 1 l s m o m m a
1 l ~
Friday and Saturday 100 SilkDresses on sale $1.98 and $2,88-
vnlues no $15-all sizes.Shop
early.Fashion Center.84~1t
Shoes $1.97 a pair at the Fash-lon Cenwr Frlday Ind Satqrdny.
Nice looking dress slippers for
Women md Misses.Worih S5.Fashion Center Fall Dresses-
Travel Crepe Suits-sleeveless
dress with long sleeve Jacke
on sale very xpwa l $6/I&-all
sizes-real bargains.
Fashion Cenwr Hosiery Club~
JOHN W RIGHT RUNS
STORE IN KENNARD
John B. Wright has opened a
small confectionary and school sup
plies at/ore in his store building
on West Second street formerly
occupied by the Kennard cafe.
Mr.Wngnt operated a similar
storg for several years,quitting
two years ago because al poor
health.
day moming for Omaha where
she will resume her duties as
school teacher in an Omaha school.
Many in this neighborhood are
busy filling silos this week.Mr.ahd Mrs. Earl Morris arethe proud glrents dz' a baby girl
born last T ursday.
Mr. and Mrs. R.L. S won areleaving Tuesday morning for their
home in Covington,Okln.,afterspending last week at the home of
Mrs.Sutum's brother, Wm.Mar-shall and family.
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Get your car ready for winter.
New spark plugs and piston
rings cdupled with minor ad-
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starting.
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\economically this winter
NIC I FRIEDRICHSEN
Fashi Ce ve Fall H c 1Womenon$l{88'L;2.88-$3.B;.l A15 K E N N A R D , N E B R A S K A
.\:xyB Sonu-thinpg Y(-w ,"ubscHbe for The Enuxtpnsu.
new, neu.me wrepun.ul lu nweek.He reports thnt :mp con-ditions lfo much worn therethan
here ns the corn Ls entirely burned
up.. There will be services lt theLutheran church Sunday evenin ,September 18 st eight ..».1»&
Rev. Nielsen of Blslr, wm deliverthe sermon.Mrs. Ev: L. Hammond of Ffemont, was n. lmdness caller here
Wednesday.»
Mr.Ind Mrs.C.B.H m m :spent last Thursday with thedn
son Ind daughter-in~law', Mr, and
Mrs. Bert H
Mr. and Mrs.ohn Burgess andchildrenspent from Thursday till
Sunday at the parental,A.N.
Anderson home.
Mr.and Mrs.Clyde L.Rosen-baum o l Calhoun,apart Sunday_
with relatives here.
Mrs. Homer Ward and childrennhdMrs.E. Berry and Helen
spent Thursday and Friday in
Omaha.
Mr, and Mrs. John Hedelund ufOmaha, were dinner guests q!Mr.
and Mrs. George Hedelund Thurs-
day _ evening.Their daughter.Harnet, returned with them that
nl:::. "§.:!'f=E.-.'.11i'"f.fP°"!..P5i
vveunuuuy evening xmru Aurneywhereheh u been -=°=»<"==-;,_=camp meeting.Mrs.B. J.t-
m m n returned wxu.mm for s
[ew dsys visit ' g h his family.
The Patterson:Boohers hsve
been friends ever since Rev.Booher wu given his nm charge
in Nebraska.
Mrs. Funds Fnrey has been on
the liek lin the past week.Miss
lhth Hansen is en-ing for her.Mm.Floyd Aleznnder returned
Tuesdsy evening after having
gg" s week visiting relatives in
western part of the state.The Royal Neighbors held theh-regular meeting at the I. 0. 0. F.
hall Friday evening.Their next
meeting will be held in the new
hall over Berry Bros.Mr.and Mrs.Martin Hedelund
nnil children visited over labor
day with Mr.and Mrs.George
Hedeluno.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blaco drove
to Lincoln Tuesday on business.
They rcmdned over Wednesday to
visit Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson.On last Wednesday night the
nt the E. 0. Fairchild home cas!
o l town:Messrs.and Mesdames
Elmer Wright, Harry Blsco, Geo.Hedelnnd and Jeanette and Miss
>ll0Win|z enjoyed awvciner roast
bfinlillz Ruth Brown with than.Ruth had spent s week there.
Miss Margaret F`f¢=\<=h. whoM mm d n i n |11 surnmer,is
Kfld Y setting m-on¥er.Shels able to alt up for n ew: hours
every dey now.Sn t.In L a mb returned l mTuyM - g g ;from his sum-
mer vention th his children inthe a lt.H n .Lamb returned
later in the week.
Mrs.Glehn Rosenbaum :ndchildrenreturnedthelatter pertg;;~1= » ;fw,== tn dny vm:
n neo and withMr.m i m i . . .Frank Timberhxln
at Dnvey, Neb.Mr. B-hd Mrs. Bert Hansen undMiss Grove were dinner guests ol
Ruth Irene Andreasen Sunday.
Big shipment o l
dresses for fall just
the Fashion Center-make your
selections now.
Shoes $1.97 s pair nt the Fush-
ion Center Friday and Sntnrdny.
Nice looking dress slippers lor
Women and Misses.Worth Sli.
KENNARD RURAL
Jorr nms
betier silk
received a t
.
»
the proud glrents dz' a baby girl
born last T ursday.
Mr. and Mrs. R.L. S won areleaving Tuesday morning for their
home in Covingtnn,Okln.,afterspending last week at the home of
Mrs.Suttmfs brother, Wm.Mar-shall and family.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Masters and
Elinore and Margie of Fremont,
'sited at the B. F. Masters home
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Batson andomarevisitingrelaiivesat
~ale.
Mfr. and Mrs. Avery Batson andon,Raymond Milner of Lincoln,~nd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters of
'ork, visited Sunday and Monday
~'ith relntlves at Dale.
Friends of Otto Gmthousen andildredMarshallweresurprisedo learn ol their marriage which
~ok place .luly 3 at Hiawatha,
~ansas.A large number ofriends gathered at the Wm. Mar-hall home Saturday to clmrlvsri
e newlyweds and were treated
occupied by the Kennard cafe.
Mr.Wngm. operated a similar
storg for several years,quitting
two years ago because al poor
health.
eral days visiting her cousin,Jeanette.Floyd Alexander .ol Wayne,
spent the week-end here with hiswife..Ruth Irene Andreuscn spentThursdayand'Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Hansen.
Miss Ella Lautmp ul nearBlair,
spént the week~end with hermother. Mrs. Mary Lautmp.Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peterson
and Mattie Jane drove to Omaha
Saturday evening to get Berklav
who has spent the summer with
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.Ben Glissman.
Joe Gallagher of Omaha. was a
supper guest of Mr.and Mrs,Elmer Wrlght on Friday.
The Kennard ypublic school
opened Monday morning,Sept.'7
with the following corps of
teachers:Sup'L.Ira Lamb;high
Nels Svendgard is at fha :hteair thin week showing some of
a hogs.
Mrs.Herman Jungbluth, Sylvia
~ermit and "amen were visiting
~t the Henry Durnncker home on
~onday afternoon.
Mr .and Mrs. A. L. Nauernber-
~er ol Wnkdield, spent SaturdaydSundaywiththeir daughtern-law, Mrs. Jay Neuernberger und
Friday and Saturday 100 SilkDresses on sale $1.98 and $2,88-
vnlues no $15-all sizes.Shop
early.Fashion Center.84~1t
Shoes $1.97 a pair at the Fash-lon Cenwr Frlday Ind Satqrdny.
Nice looking dress slippers for
Women md Misses.Worih S5.Fashion Center Fall Dresses-
Travel Crepe Suits-sleeveless
dress with long sleeve Jaeke
on sale very xpwa l $6/I&-all
sizes-real bargains.
Fashion Cenwr Hosiery Club~Jo£n'.l'od|,Si v dinlv Fre e -
get details at our Hosiery Dept.
Advenise in Tne Enternrlsa.W e do
.~ever t h l n
the new baby girl.
Mrs.Frank McFarland and
sous,Gerald and Norman,andE. T. Tenn returned to their home
in Houston, Texas after spending
n week at the home of Mrs. Mc~.Farland's sister-in~Law. Mrs. Mor-ris Masters and family.
Mrs. Williams and son of Cas~
per,Wyc..are visiting at the
home of their daughter and sis-
ter,Mrs.Roland Ormsby and
family.
Fashion Center Fall Hats for
Women $1.85-szss_;s.sa.Al-
wavs Some!-hing.New.
REPAIR
Mr. and Mrs. K nerv. Andreasen
left last 'l`hur y moming for
Lincoln where they will attend
ihe state fair.They have rented
a cottage on the grounds and willbc right there to see all the ex-
clternent.
Mr.and Mrs.Gifford French
entertained several couples lastTuesday evening in honor of Mr.French's birth anniversary.
Next Sunday,Sept.18, will be
the last Sunday in this conference
vcnr. Every member of thechurchnndallfriendsare urged to at-tend.Everyone is urged to cametoSundayschool,The gnu]set
is 101),and we arc trying ham
lo reach that goal.
Mr.and Mrs.Max Klutz and
baby were baptized in the Metho-dist church last Sunday.Mr. and
Mrs.Kiolz have been taken into
noon.#Frank and Reinlmrt Galle!
were in Waterloo Smlday morning
w ~ h ~Mr. al-'Mn. 0. s. Pruner of
Omaha, and Mrs. Ella. Sue Pruner
I H11»1l Prnnlr Cnnvr rohnrnmlhomeThursdayalter a manthsstay at the Lausls Gorc-ham home.
Frank Gasscr.Harman and
Amanda were busniess cnllcfs in
Omaha Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.Louis Gorehamand children visited at the Frank
Gasser home Thursday.Leonard
stayed for a longt: visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cunningham
visited at the Wm. Hunt home in
Omnhn, Friday.Charlie Wrich and dnuzhters
"Vr1
and Miss Hilda Wrich \'lslG~<l at
the Pete Rasmussen home Sunday
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Hunt and
Darlene vlsdted at the Al Kronberg
hume Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Iauis Goyehamand children vixifed at the Frank
I
Glaser home Sunday.Reinhart Gnsser visited at the
\ l l L 4-.. ..n,.
vived by three sons and five daugh ~a ho 'gs.te r s 8 ;'d 3 s Bi B V2 r i n ~d \Mrs.Herman Jungbluth, Sylvia
gemen are pen ` Kermit and "amen were visitingingword from a daughter in at the Henry Dornncker home on
Canada.Monday afternoon._|Mr .and Mrs. A. L. Nauernber-
._........._..--_--.. -.._I .
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men, expect lots of atten-
tion to your car, lf you've
time for it. Free attention
and you are welcome to
lt, whether or not you
spend a dime.
So come in regularly for
correct tire lnilatlon,remo-
val of glass, tacks, stones
from tire Lreads, checking
ofwheel adlgnment, bat-
tery, water and testing-
anythlng we do. We'll save
you a lot of time, troublé
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CHANGES IN HOMES
MADE AT KENNARD
Mrs.E.Blazjer,a resident ofKennardfor the past 48 years,
has had her household effects
moved fa Omaha and will staywithher daughter this winter.Harldld French is moving thisweekintoherhouseandClyde
Hansem who has been living in
the C. W. Lantrup property in the
nonh part of town,will occupythepropertyvacatedbyMr.
French.
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Ph on a 4 7 -- A li c e Tr i ple tt.
B i g sh ip men t o f be tte r si lk
dresses f o r f d !ju s t rec eived a t
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TRY AND STOP 'EM
A group of Amedcun Legion-
naires were cutting capersdurlng
their last national convention.
"They will do some damage,"
remarked an elderly lady w n
policeman."Can't you stop
them?"
"Lady,"remarked the cop,
"five million Germans and awholglotofotherforeigners
tried that once F u be it from
me to butt ln."
Fash ion Center F a ll Ha t s f o rW o me n $1/88-$2.88--$3.88.A l-
.\:ny B Sonwthinp; Yvw
Pubsc ribe for The E nusrp nse.
Women md Misses.Worih S5.Fashion Center Fall Dresses-Travel Crepe Suits-sleeveless
dress with long sleeve Jacke
on sale very xpwa l $6/I&-all
sizes-real bargains.
Fashion Cenwr Hosiery Club~
ule :ww $16.15 and sas-if you ma ~sum ~f.~ |h h r|Z ` ` ~ ~nut :ul values lee than Winter in-law, Mn?J||y Neuernberg:r and g°Aann|»°m°"{§»» mnmrndu.
Co~ts-dues 1| to 4c.|
IT'S HOT NOW BUT 0 0 0
COLD WEATHERN§EQf. L ~I S Q O M I N G
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¢
The Scliool Car NOW!
' v
Get your car ready for winter.
New spark plugs and piston
rings cdupled with minor ad-
justments will make a wonder-
ful difference in the ease of
starting.
CALL us FOR Esrmxn-:s
Kf~N§§Q9QR»Gf
`1;4i`economically this winter.
NIC FRIEDRICHSENHAQ!§IARE
KENNARD, NEBRASKA
ti
who~a lot of othe~~fo~igncrs
tried that once,Far be it from
me to butt in."
._........._..--_--.. -.._I .
"We make ff-ning;F»"'W? For you"
Fash ion Center F a ll Ha t s f o rW o me n $1/88-$2.88--$3.88.A l-
.\:ny B Sonwthinp; Yvw
Pubsc ribe for The E nusrp nse.
\
-~.-. ,.¢=..~tion to your car, lf you've
time for it. Free attention
and you are welcome to
lt, w het he r o r not you
spend a dime.
So come in regularly for
correct tire lnilatlon,remo-
val of glass, tacks, stones
from tire Lreads, checking
ofwheel adlgnment, bat-
tery, water and testing-
anythlng we do. We'll save
you a lot of time, troublé
and money. Try us and see!
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F A M 0 U S
Q U A L I T Y
ti re wl t h i n t h e
r e a c h o f a l l .
Ends
.$4.98
5.60
6.65
8.57
4.39
nk Tires
Pdr
$9.6010.9012.9016.708.54
Tm
sa-Price Sho
s m $17.95 a m
mm <s4x'm>....29.95
no-za <am.oo>...15.35
Fries
$29.75
n6§ENnAUM
SERVICE s'rA'noN
KENNABD, NEBR
KENNARD GARAGE
FRANK NAEVE, Prop.
K E N N A R D , N E B R A S K A
lT'S HOT NOW BUT 0 0 0
coLn WEATHER
~ls co G
n
¢
~economically this winter.
NIC FRIEDRICHSENHAQ!§IARE
I
(
Pl. nmc n w w n n n r m wI
who~a lot of othe~~fo~igncrs
tried that once,Far be it from
me to butt in."
._........._..--_--.. -.._I .
"We make ff-ning;F»"'W? For you"
Fash ion Center F a ll Ha t s f o rW o me n $1/88-$2.88--$3.88.A l-
.\:ny B Sonwthinp; Yvw
Pubsc ribe for The E nusrp nse.
\
-~.-. ,.¢=..~tion to your car, lf you've
time for it. Free attention
and you are welcome to
lt, w het he r o r not you
spend a dime.
So come in regularly for
correct tire lnilatlon,remo-
val of glass, tacks, stones
from tire Lreads, checking
ofwheel adlgnment, bat-
tery, water and testing-
anythlng we do. We'll save
you a lot of time, troublé
and money. Try us and see!
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A N E W L O W P R I C E
F O R G U A R A N T E E D
G O O D Y E A R T I R E S
ru n e w a n d i m p ro ve d
GOODYLAR SPEEDWAY
55
4.40-2|(z9¢4.4o)
an dui -»¢..¢uy1 "
PAT H F I N DE R
Lifetime Guaranteed
1 ~ :Y ./ i f .L
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4.40-21 <z9x4.4o)
4.50-zo (zvxuo)..
4.15-19 czsxum
5.25-21 (312515)
305% Reg. CL .....
Heavy Duty
A ¢in \\
I o
4.50-21 (301450)
$1 1 .1 0
p e r p a i f
Other Sizes
Equally Low
GOo DYEA R' S
F A M 0 U S
Q U A L I T Y
ti re wl t h i n t h e
r e a c h o f a l l .
Ends
.$4.98
5.60
6.65
8.57
4.39
nk Tires
Pdr
$9.6010.9012.9016.708.54
Tm
sa-Price Sho
s m $17.95 a m
mm <s4x'm>....29.95
no-za <am.oo>...15.35
Fries
$29.75
n6§ENnAUM
SERVICE s'rA'noN
KENNABD, NEBR
KENNARD GARAGE
FRANK NAEVE, Prop.
K E N N A R D , N E B R A S K A
l'l"S HOT Now BUT...
COLD wEA'rHEn
'y ls comme
~ 4~v .
n
¢
~economically this winter.
NIC FRIEDRICHSENHAQ!§IARE'LA-Ten'm * Q I*
avel-night.Inthemomlng p H2 1 1 1 ymmg man " M¢b!°°8h a dleesecloth biz vdfilout Onward hik place o! wonhip on
mvwdlm-Add spices md naw Sunday vvenilll wah um mmmB05K°*|*»lY lor an minutes. hope dnt the old mm will notBrrllh-Bofbln md led.be gun whm h, whOu a l h r B W P
l q w f d r n n u m c n m n n a z y m - l u x1 my wma onions, a nw rr 41-.Ann rdplou.
f
.ani
Bhir Nebrgshf. Sepmnber 10, 1981
rs rx ns rm
MACHINE md u o f mn
s m v x c s
Auto Repairing A Spcdally
HANSON 1 s
Plld Bldt-. BNI. Ne b h
PHONE emu 18insuranceB a l E m u
Securities
BL AIR FL O UR mu.
The Hume of
MA1N'roP FLOUR
(Bundled by All Groom-|)
We exchange wheat lor flour
P. S. Sorensen, Prop.
n a n n w s
CAFE nml ROOMS
Home Siyle Cmked Mala
Bu Dc pq A
204 Wadker Ave. "
join your income h x at
dmc."--The Anodatiun Nswl.CALHOUNAND v1cn~rrrY
..._-»
...
m d the bamtiful Bower garden Brodenon home in Fmmont'I'hnrs
at thc Henry Hanks hump.dl!-
Mri.D.E.Hayes aerved re-Alfred Anderson threslwd for
inahmenhtotlaamsmbenolthe Hlrry Erv w. hrs Jeppesen uidGund who met a t uw mmm a n Axel Axe lmn Fddly--Thursday to quilt.Mn. Rollxnd Smith md Junior
ben and s e wn!v i d w n werepresent.Mrs. Frank Wilma en-
w n a i m m e m d m o z nMn.And.rew Hoieris recnvoflnlinanOmn1ml1nspihl from ag-nil
stone opentian..
mu l e with Baker univerdtfn,
elevm.
Dealers and individulh interes-
ted in ra1i$o equlpmant and house-
hold npplhhoa of the modern
Fuhion Ca nker Hoda ry Club-J\1l.nTodly-Silk Stockings Frm-
ge: details at our Hndery Dept.
Fuhion Center Fall Ha t!for
Wvmen ;1,gg_.;9_gg_;3_g8.A1-
wuys Something New.Bi g shipment of better li lk
wha is v dfd of our school.
Mba Ethe Bovea olFmmont,
visited Herman friends Sunday
I-nd Mandly.She wu a guezf at
the Bly Triple!! homg Momhy.wuys Something New.Big shipment of
dresses for nu just
better lilk
received at
the Fashion Center--make your
seleciiona now.
nusm|:~1§|:c1onY
rs rx ns rm
MACHINE md u o f mn
s m v x c s
Auto Repairing A Spcdally
c. ST. P. M. & OMAHA cnxcmo s
smmmund Nollwnwx-:s'mnN
No. 1 11:40 A. M. dailyNo. 8 7:40 P. M. daily ex-Westboundwm Sunday Na. 111 8:85 A. M. daily
:;:"~°'~/No. 2 zfoo Q' ii' 23? ex-Eastbound
cept Sxmday No. 122 6:80 P. li. daily
BUS GOING SOUTH B U S ~ N O R TH
8:50 A. M.6:00 P, M 9:00 A. M.8:00 P. M.11:00 A. na.8:15 P. M.12:00 Noon 6:15 P. M.
N0 4
Dr. Norman K. Ralhmnnn
0PTOMETRlST
Over th; Blah' DnlgCo.
Phone Black ll
Evenings by Appointment
|.
BL AIR FL O UR mu.
The Hume of
MA1N'roP FLOUR
(Bundled by All Groom-|)
We exchange wheat lor flour
P. S. Sorensen, Prop.
54
The United Shias treasury de-
partment is repoxted to have re-
MARCUS BECK
Insurance of All Kinda
Um a
CARL SCHMIDTINSURANCEREAL ESTATE
|| : |.
Office in
Court Home
D A N C E
HANSON 1 s
Plld Bldt-. BNI. Ne b h
PHONE emu 18insuranceB a l E m u
Securities
BLAIR ABSTRACT
AND TITLE COMPANY
Banded Abslraners
PHONE rs
A
n a n n w s
CAFE nml ROOMS
Home Siyle Cmked Mala
Bu Dc pq A
204 Wadker Ave. "
:u . u n u o I :.
cd ve d the following l8t tBr 8 fdw M I L T ~
~ l;r°=ve d n u an d n u"ve y o u r a p p -
Ho n,b u t aa I alr ea dy be lon g to ~
sevmutordersldonot can ho " "" "
Saturday,Sept. 12th
EAT ATWALT'S PLACE
Two door: mst ol
Vinwn»Ev\n.s GarageHlmbhrgenLunchel
DR. Enw m T. . nrrDENTIST
X-ny ServiceOffices inState Bank Bldg.Pham 298 Blair, Nebr.
wermmeu is nwnw.V. .--~..-- --'mgd venlng.b r a s Ka m hi i m. le ft W e dne -
d={ for Knoxd c\;_unty,1whe;,s she
'fri o a ew YBwil visit e n ' w h Guthner ofMr. and BBS-IDenver. Colo.spent n few dayswithhir. Guthner's deter,Mrs
Joe Bolln.From here they went
in New Orleans, La. to attend the
Spanish-American Wet Vetenns
Convention.rfThe following ladle; nttendedababy shower for Tommy Lee Piper
son of Mr. md Mrs. ka Piper, at
the home ol Mm Louis Mlckels in
Florence, on Thursda sltemoonrMesdames Joe Bolln,Wolff
Wm.Slevers and Miss Dora
Kllndt._~,Mrs.Dr.Geesaman entertained
Mus 'Gertrude Mencke returnedhome from the hospital Tuesdaywhere she had undergone an oP€¥'
ntlon.Mrs.John Becklun was lnOmahaweanamv to seo Mri-
Gully Wright at the Unlvgdtlf
hospital.
Fashion Center Fall Dresses-
Travel Cre Suits-sleevelessdress with 'ling sleeve Jacloet--
on ° - ' ; ; ' ; § {~$6.76-all
n w -guns.Faahlon Center Hosiery Club-Join Todly--Silk Stockings Free-
g¢4 details at our Hosiery Dept.
YORK cnnnx mms
:~ .' : :. :" z:a "r n, ri *' f i él-f.:*f`.€ f :::::z.. » ~.:".°.:~..;..".:;
Mrs. H. o. Michael.He spen Y-the summer with a brother on al.Dr. Donald Beck ol Omaha, an
farm near I-Iummsville, Mo.,lmterne st the Immanuel h°lFi¢-ll.m n T u ,evening ue mw m A gu e s t s t t h e M r s .Peddleyand Mesdsmas my Tflplett, If-0~
Coo d Thorvald Hansen en-
home a couple ol days last week.Resuming their regular meebper an .wrtainm th be o l the mln, arte:not meeting duringJuniball eterfim .25 sever-nl'JwY and August, the o. E. S. met
orothers at n ehlcken dinner at the
Triplett home.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Rose SP€UfWednesday and Thursday at tha
E.W. Burdie home to be with
Mr.Raae'n mother,Mrs.MattieRose, who n very low st present.
Miss Nettie me cooper. who i~
employed nt De s Mo hd.lows
d v u nIn____.?. .1.......»-\1:n fam.
at the lodge lull Thursda y eve
ning with a good attendmoe. Mr.
and Mn. Tom McDonald, Mr.md
Mrs.Arthur Andersen and Mr.undthMrs. James Va n u lg g r n " 3
on e eomnn orevening.
Mrs. Can-le Voss of Omaha de-
lted Harman frl~ds 11m-,4,y_
Mr. and Mn. Wm. Ronkinmmdeu bnslneu tr-in to Blair Fridav.
..n m .w m a "e wSunday vldton at J. L. Peterlen's
Mr and Mrs. Lars Jeppaenand
Bobbie were Sunday vidtors at
the Andrew Nelson home,nearArlington.Hazel Sheets md Robert Peter-
sen entered Blair high school as
ninth grade students on Monday
Fashion Center Hosiery Club-
Join Today-Silk Stockings Free-get mum st our Hosiery Dept.
Fuluon Carter Winter Commonsale now $16.75 and $25-lf you
want real values see these Winter
Conte-sizes 14 to 46.
LAST CAL L FOB
wnummv e Pl Ima
|onilng.;
ty pe wlllwnntboo ometo0 mnhA\
during the week of September
14-18,when the dxth annual
radio-household appliance exhibit
will bu presented at the Ak~S\t-
Ben eoliseum.
A $25,000 style show sponsored
by the Brandeis Store and an all-electric cooking school sponsored
by the Nebraska Power company
will be high spot.: ol the expod-tion.For oonvenienoe of wo mm
c o ml ng to th e s h o w fo r th i s i n -
struction,a. nursery d l l be ln-
stslled, with proper attendants ln
charge,permitting mothers to
bring* their little ones along.
Plans are to bring oevenl nn-
u___.._._____,._..
E
a number of ladies at bridge on
Bai-undny nkernoon.Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Harrison ofCraig, spent the week-end af the
Oral Harrisun home.Mrs. C. A. Stewart and childrenofSouthSioux City, md Mrs.
Merlin Wagers and son, ol Emer-
son, visited at the garental, Mrs.
Am; Wriedt home e lut of the
wee
lar. md Mrs . Elmer Thane md gueln " me P"°"~";,;*" ' " " "Mn. Earl Fnnc h re tumnfé
°"'1'""",§°'_'i ms '§ "fL ,w' " " " °
,; "°§¢?2'"§.M.wmr u 'I mh lm-L i l ? f ro m But rl w wh e n s h a g :-
gucstaat e e o me P m v e d m d z h d w n o d w f d m d s i - ? h l z W ' ° k " l K U " ¢ ° f M m oyd
'at her home now.-s g "d 5211...at uw Mr. md Mrs. Bovnrd Grmdon MU- Albert Woodward |ndchil~
Arne °1 ,,g ho mei n o wn drove out from Omi bl sunday dren nrrlved Fri dly fro m Sherl-
ML and M m E m u ;M- , mm 1 ° ; ,~ v w ; A! t h a Mw g g m g;*lth5;°mh'|K W m ggv wgg ge
ma John Emaan: spent Wednesdny r." 'gg-==d_Atthe wud, who ma A zi idingno nhw
at the C_H_ Wlllinmsen home.nf Fremont, rpm nn yMr. and Mn. Erne st Dmlan of Bm !-*°f'5° h°m9 ~ went "EE rl?;.¢ ~ '£'?2'....¥.° "-'.¥~_'},
"~.
Next &bnrdny,
ll the flnll date
women's clubs
county.The proje
i118 Yell' is l. canone taken by th
women'| clubs lul
ing the Hama Al
m . . . . . . \ .
n u . l a s! U \" " ' " ' * " ' l Cl o I 1 l . l . l V n m w n r l m u : m n102-£i={.1=¢§§§i=a ES"
Sepumber 12 broad-
, mst from the Coliseum.for orgmldng according
to H.C.Noll,president o l thei n WIINHZWU Omahn Radio Trades association.
x ict the ensu~ An important f e a t u r e o f mmfinuytimg. gt *"'?|'-\'¢ exhibit ac the Coliseum is the
e mne umemnu abunda; year on "MAk- mton.xracdve".M m A m
Home Punish- the st;
the Agdmdturd which
mee n!puldng spnce for
active models will show off
Ile show garments, mmy ofwere pux-c bd recently in
'ork by Florence IABoscl1ln,
o i women's gowns and
Miss Dorothy Sieven drove wloSioux Citv Saturday to vidtwith w " _ "" _ "'k a m l h £0 596110 LI D O!( l l W lu l ' " '"" """" "" ' r" " "- \HW "'vH\-Luo n u y u u uuu glu auL...,.=. '::.°:;°w w , z , . , = "oflher mother, um .1»»=-»-<=1'i11»-==». |=~f:df.e;» ~f.e_=»*:efsd.s»faee3 haze-I Spe c ia li st of
menu ''"" ° ""' "° " "' "' "lhnndllnlvmnelmnmmz ~""-"-'"'"\l"°""l ""Col!¢l¢,wlI!n|\lnbtln|¢h||lb-N¢w1ur.u»aun.o n1Hun»nm d ,|,,,,,,,, M,,,,,c,, ,,,¢,,,,,, ,s\m d»y»¢ um m m '-nl.E H .'A'-£°§',°»M..».¢'{..a'§*'""f===\°*\=-°°-=='=v-buyer
l|'r.nndlln.F.W .Hlrll|nnwsnFdd-y|n,,M,,_He1m|homa|tTehm|h,lWund--h.B.pd s' m d .y"h ;'nm pmgnmtor tlm Wmlhlwnps.llondnydilulelguenslttlmkoy "r" d" n _» |~h " _ wu u .m , m l l ll h l dl ! r¢ n d» n .yul-|eun|.llpoldlbl|,toba'uvmWoolen home.neu-BlkCi¢!-_._.1_.__.. _ _.._.... -. ..\-n...ll! ua un. 53- F`l°!="_'"!d u.: $_ -..-_._._..._ .,_____ ...... m.».u....mu \..|»m an u...1n awenuon no me uamlgeny drouth and grasahoppern
e parts of Nebraska is being
by the Omaha Chl-mber of
:ree sgrcludtuml committee,
has conferred with Gover-
w Rrvxrn nhnnt the best
Friday and Saturday 100 SilkDresses on sale $1.98 and $2.88-vnlucs to $15-all sizes.Shop
enrly.Fnshlon Center.34-ItShoes $1.97 a pair nt the Fush-
ion Center Friday and Saturday.
Nice looking dress slippers for
Women and Misses.Worth $5.
BENCH Ngfigg
..-~. »m___
enwruuneu a uuwuur us runuvwat dinner Sunday ln honor of Mrs.
Williamsen's birth annlvemnry.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.Chris Petersen and Richard ofNorfolk,Mrs.J.R.Bott andBessie Willlarnsen ot Hooper, and
Shirley Williamson Afternoon
visitors were Lk. and Mrs.Pete
Rudlne, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weder-
gren of near Craig. and Clemens
Williamsen.
Miss Leola Jensen returned
children,Mir.and Mrs.Al Tra mand daughter, Mr. and Mrs L. H.
Boone, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Esper-gffnl Miss Cordelia Sehoone and
y Train,all of Omaha,werejoined here by Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Wen and enjoyed a pluxlc dinner
in our £1-k Sunday.Gran a Lydick went to Lex-ington,Neh.Sunday where she|will stay with another daughter;Mrs. Andersen for a whlle.
Misses Rnssrnoud Jensen_and
u u z r n u u u w e n e r m u nJ u ni or ha ll le ar n ag a in h attle d th e
" O l d Re g u la r s "i n a h a r d f o u g h t
g a me a n d w o n 6 m 8 .Th a t e ve -
n m g b o th te ams a n d th e spon-
so r s h a d a fe ed a t t h e le g i o n
hall which all enjoyed.The bus-xnese houses closed for the gamethatafternoonandschoolwas
dismissed at 3.Again on Sunday
a good aimed crowd gathered nt
the hall park for the third gamebetweentheteamsand were ,..|
....,s_.» L.. _...__ .L_ ,._., .._.._...
mrad womel
ever before 1
bon county.
study dlfferer
m make and
They will tak
llghtlng the
problem ln tl
how to make
all types of l
Early next
--1,- -~»~.---_-x than any project
affered fa Wsahing~
The women will
xt pictures and learn
chose suitable haunes
e nn the nmblem of
done E
in som
given
Comm(
which
(Ta . . ; a . i ' : " M w ' ; ; ' . : , - . " . ¢ ' a - " T i a z z f a f 'I a ;
ua mm home.me stricken an wont.
attncdve lhldelfor G o v e r n o r B r y a n ~
amlfs-committee that he wan do every-sprmz. they will be- thing possible to start road work
ler the problem 9f,in these ne u to g i v e men em~M i s s L a u r a u a v a s sp e m .l n u r a -h o m e k i a t u r t l a y a 1 w r n 0 0 n
d a y a n d F r i d a y vi s i t i n g a t t h e s p e n d i n g a f e w d a y s vi s i t m
f ' h n » | n o l f n n n f n h n m n # L n L. . n o n AF lu n v a n n ?M r s
axwr Birdie Helen ]_,uf¢_15 entered Dana wuueu oy nn.-emg we um uzuens gm to conslc'K at College Monday to take the yeafa W1 Tha score was 4 (0 3.making their
Nora work.Misa Jensen will wkG r.and Mrs.H" " Y Larsen landscape,h
drove to Herman Sunday andsnenl. §f'f"{'Ii-_ - Y§'f;'§-Y'}f,,lf" I'°f`| bm\mh¢ their son. o m, who vA|||§ ""'""" and '
fa r m h o us e s :fit the1
a p la n th ei r f lo we r
outdo or livin g ro oms.
1 _l_..__11.....-..up lo y m~ t , th a t h e wi l ! s e e k i mma - 'Idia te a i d f r o m th e fede ral seed;
lo a n fu n d s so th a t f a n n e r s c an
ha ve seed a n d th a t h e wi ll tr y
i n n i l l l a n t r n 1 h R \ 1 ¢ R h ~ ~
\.rlu.un;a lnvic ub n u u .un: ;| ulno UA.|1135 nunu,lhlulaMr .an d Mr s .Fr e d Olsen 1ris~ Kas tl a t W a y ne.
n m !ni H141 Jonas lllnmbermr home Mrs:Elmnnnn W jllin ms en§5fu£E1h§"évéf§ih'§." L |.M¢§`§=I1"Ay"`£EE¥5°°Y1]'£§f»Li§iallél ua uustzas aa. """""'* ""`""'°za 'W-[th M Lf '"livery women ueslres a lwwc rlMr. and Mrs. Geo. Hansen en~ s Y r a n rs. C. RG""5'rd and an attractive lavm
Lima Clance Ryan s ent the J rm Re h k Blued-w c f - k ~ | m d w i t h D o r o t h y b l n k s .d é k s .e o o o f ° 'c o r n t e r t g u n e d a t a p i c n i c = § " P P = 'f o r a 2 § n ¢ " ' { f ; 2 " B 3 . ' i § ' , E ' . 1 i ' 1 $ $ ' 3 ;Q "h a s ? h y ° " m ¢j o i n a c l u b a n d l a a m
u :\ | . .A l f . .l l l _ . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .\ ¥ -. n n j 1 . | - ~l n n n n n n \ | . f n n \ | | n \ °~~~~~ ~n | | f u n f ~B ~f f n m ~E H ~~
o v l l l d l l l l b u |\(l ¢ll\UV.' c a n b e f e d .A s p e c i a l C h a m b e r
| o f C o m m e r c e c o m m i t t e e i s a c t i n g
mr. nm] mrs, rulreq nunsen uu-tmtuincd Lhe following dinnerguestsat their home Thursday:
Mrs.Ralph Martin of Rushville,
Nob., Mr. nml Mrs. Melvin Acker-
man of Herman, Mrs. Julius Zieg-
ler and daughters, Mrs. John Jen-sen and son, Russel.
mr. "nu mu. r.,-urww ....~...~.,Marilyn and Jack spent Sunday
afternoon at Fred and Henry Peb-
crsen's, helping their mother eele~
brute her
and Mrs.Telbasm,were also
birth anniversary.Mr.
Curl Cmrlberg °I. nearand Peter L. Petersen
present.._.
of wwn Sundu Ln ho no r o f t he "" ° "' """"" ""'"~" " "'f " 1 'for-mer's hin_hd:y_Thoge nmenf ashgegad sDffl§'»,?'¢1éirH§§§;h}¢l°f slonIHortu:ultu1st,wbgt !;o\w:rs
were Mr. and Mrs. Chns Hansqn, Mrs. B_B_Smju; a nd lamlly of i o pant md w e re mg Wg" nn
§ § 2 . . % M .'Z d " m§ " ' § € § ; ' ~ 0 ' _ ' ; a : " ' W h d §f»'l§2,f° ¢».'2X§,,'i'L..'2` ~ "°m§L.'§§
'. ''o n ac ter an his --; ~ m g ; ' § ; ? { ; Q , Q , ",;,, wg daught/er,Patty Hilmal of US. months?si
n....§\\o Icnln, visited last Wednesday and The project leaclera and pre_--...... ... .....|...+.he nm vnnnun clubs wxll
\with the guvertor.
T w o imp o r ta n t aerial even ts
r n i n th e ma k i n : i n Oma h a .On ea
Dr. Norman K. Ralhmnnn
0PTOMETRlST
Over th; Blah' DnlgCo.
Phone Black ll
Evenings by Appointment
BLAIR ABSTRACT
AND TITLE COMPANY
Banded Abslraners
PHONE rsPilot Bldg.Blzdr, Nebr.
IL 11. iz.AsMuss§xi
Insurance of All Kinda
U m a
EAT ATWALT'S PLACE
Two door: mst ol
Vinwn»Ev\n.s GarageHlmbhrgenLunchelMARCUS BECK
BONDED ABSTRAUULE
Office in_Court Home
DR. Enw m T. . nrrDENTIST
X-ny ServiceOffices inState Bank Bldg.Pham 298 Blair, Nebr.
_CARL SCHMIDT
INSURANCEREAL ESTATE
, andL0 ANSOffice in Stale Bank Bldg.
Dr. Norman K. Ralhmnnn
0PTOMETRlST
Over th; Blah' DnlgCo.
Phone Black ll
Evenings by Appointment
BLAIR ABSTRACT
AND TITLE COMPANY
Banded Abslraners
PHONE rsPilot Bldg.Blzdr, Nebr.
IL 11. iz.AsMuss§xi
Insurance of All Kinda
U m a
EAT ATWALT'S PLACE
Two door: mst ol
Vinwn»Ev\n.s GarageHlmbhrgenLunchelMARCUS BECK
BONDED ABSTRAUULE
Office in_Court Home
DR. Enw m T. . nrrDENTIST
X-ny ServiceOffices inState Bank Bldg.Pham 298 Blair, Nebr.
_CARL SCHMIDT
INSURANCEREAL ESTATE
, andL0 ANSOffice in Stale Bank Bldg.
IMr. und Mrs. Charlie Thielfoldt Mrs. Clemens Williamsan spent "Anursuay al; we mn. Anna renme "'~"'~'vlslted nt the Louie Mencke home Sunday afternoon with her father 0Dr. G-v§~d}_v=1;°» ~ *gg fgggg home.meet
Friday evening.John Taylor Sr.who is ln the x ng escgyat the MQ E L. A. Parrish of Omaha, was a Dougl
The Bench Community club swedish Immanuel Hospikal in ..f.¥,. °:>.._f"i..,.,.....,....;...L félmzef 2-we" eff"-.°"§."£°<X: ¢f='"\>°
v -. . . v 1 - - - . . -- _f o r th e f i r s t ti me w i th Mi s s
ass o n n e xt Th u r s d a y ,S e p
r 1 7, at 10 : 00 A M .There~
a n y n e w c lubs desi ring to
the projec t sho uld no ti fy themot Thursday af ternoon with Mrslomahn ,1',f,;;i";ep`§.
ma d e f o r E
U uavunnzvnng D.n o KIDS a t m e aa.nl.r a r n s ns we r e g we n a nd p la ns h r n l mia _fore,
h e c o mi mr r e a f s wo r k .o e 0 Y tf k eEd Olsen and fifteen memberspresent.Mrs. Howard Hain wasuvisitor.They will meet the
next time with Mrs. Lars Fraud-son and jokes will be given whenanswerimr roll call.Mrs.Will Lippincott of RedCloud, is visiting this week wig;
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Llppineott andfamily.'
Mrs. Martin Bertelson and Mn.Jim Sorensen visited at the Chen
Sutton home Friday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude hlcncke was ndsitor at the Rudolph Mencke
home.Mrs. Will Lippincott, Mrs. E. C.Lipineott and lluth spent ull duyThursday with Mr. and Mrs. LyleGuyor nnd fnmily in Blnlr.
Mr. and Mrs. llnrry Smith were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Smith of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Hansennndchildren were Sundny dinnerguestsofMr,and Mrs.AlfredPaulson.e v i llllrs.Will Lippincott o l Red
Cloud, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lippin-
cott and fnmily,Mr.and Mrs.
Lyle Guyer and children and MissFloraAndersonofOmaha,wereSunday dinner guests of Mr. und
Mrs. Clark Lippincott.Alfred Hansen, who has spent
the past wi-ee weeks in un Omaha
hospital taking treatments for an-
itrnx poisoning, was able to comehome Wednesday and is now get-ting along nicely.Mrs. Ches Sutton and Mrs. ElsieJorgensencalledonMrs.J.M.
West of Herman, Wednesday aft»
ernoon.f l !
Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Lowe of
Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Compton annMarshallwereSundayafternoonvisitors at the John Reeh home.Mr.and Mrs.Randall Iverson
and family and Mrs.Mnrgare
Iverson, Pearl and Will spent Sun
day afternoon at the Marti:
Johnson home, helping Mr. John
son celebrate his birth snnlversa:Mr. and Mrs. Peter X. Peteraeiof Lyons, were Friday vidwrs a
the Fred Anderson home.
Mrs.Henry Hora retux-ne<home Friday after visiting for :week nt the home of her daugh
ter,Mrs. Wnlter Hawkinson is
Omaha.Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Larsen o
Lincoln,Mrs.James Damrn anEdwin of Adrnnh, were visitors aWm.Cliristiunsen's Labor do
momlng.Tho Thone school opened Mon
day with an enrollment of twentseven pupils.There are live be
ginners:James Thane, Dorls Rcgert,Darlene Vinderslev,RoJohnson und Billie Cameron. Mis
Edna Anderson of near Kennnnia teacher.This is Miss Andei
'son's first your of teaching an
we wish her success.
Fashion Cenwr Winter Cqstsesnle now $16.75 und $25-if yc
want real values see these Winn
Coats-Sizes i4 w 46.
HERMAN NEWS
Miss hola Cummings of Om
ha,was a weekend guest wi
home folks, remaining over Llb
d°¥:_-..r . ._. _ _ .
Fashion Center Fall Dresses-
Tmvel Crepe Suits-sleeveless
dress with long sleeve Jaeke
on sale very special $6.75-all
sizes-real bargains.Fashion Center Winter Coats onsale now $16.75 and $ 2 5 -i !y o u
Mrs.H.P.Woolsey arrived in
Herman Friday from Salina, Kan.
and joined her husband,who is
'acting as station agent here for
the present.Charlie McBride of Blair, spent
the past week here with his aunt,
Mrs. Taylor French.
Mr.and Mrs.Harold Websterand Joyce of West Point, visited
Thursday at the Fred Rogert
home.Dr. Cpmeion went to Omaha
Thursday and brought Mrs. Cam-eron home from.the hospital
where she had been the past week.
Ed Olson installed a new elec-
tric Radlola radio at the Mrs.Bertha Lowe home Saturday.
The teachers and workers con-
ference o!the Baptist Sunday
School, was held at the home ofMrs.E.C.Burdic last Monday
evening.After the budness ses-sion the hostess served refresh-
ments.Miss Mable Hansen,who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. AnnaPeddieandotherrelativesthepast week, left Thursday for her
homo in Omaha.The Lades Aid Society held amost pleasant meetingllast/l'hursf
day aiueqaoon at e countryho me o f Mrs .C.H.Blanchard,when twenty-four were present.The Society will meet on Wed-
nesday,Sept.9 at the home of
Mn. J. M. Brewster.Misa Lodse Larsen left Wed-
nesday for Laurel, Neb.to re-sume her duties aa teacher in thel: s c ho ol.Her mother,Mrs.o lu s o n went with her to
Emerson and vidted relatives, re-
tuming Thursday evening.
Mr . a n d M m0 . H. G o d s e y s c -
com nnled by Mr. and Mrs. 0. L.Hllsnger, drove to Fontmello onSundaywhere" g f vidted theH. D. Schoettger "unters Lodge
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Rev.I. N. Denny says:
"I have found nothing inpast 20 years that can takeplace of Dr.Miles'Anti~Pa~Pills.They are a mn relief |my headache."
Suf fer ers f r o m H a a d a c h
Neu rnlgia , Toothac he, Ba - -
Sc i ntic a, Rh eu malia ln , L umba gu
Ne u r i tis , Mu sc u la r P a i n s , P a i .
o d i c P a i n s , mm th a t th e y h a v
u s e d D r . Mi le s ' A n t i - P a i n '
with bette r re sults tha n the y -=
eve n hop ed fo r.
Count] -Q:A me r i c a n ho u s e
wi ve s wo u l d n o mo r e -
o f k e e p i n g ho u s e wi t h o u t n
Miles ' Ant.il'P ain P ills than with
out Hour or s ugar. Kee p a pac k
nge ln your medicine cabinet ansave yourself needless suife :
At drug stores--251: and$1.00
BUY Youn
COAL NOW!
v
We now have on hand
a complete Stock of Fur-
nace and Stove Coal in
all sizes.Pen. Hard Coal
and Petroleum Coke at
substantially reduced
prices.lt will pay to
order your coal now and
get it direct from the car.
ANn`3i»A`i|i`5'i`
Farmers Elevator
County Agcnffs office not later
Lhan Saturday, September 12.
There's still time-so hurry!It
only takes seven members for nswndardclub.Funher informan-
tion may be had by calling at. Um
County Agent's office or phone 31.
GA~DNER DISTRICT
Mrs.Maude Lemon and daugh-er.Marguerite of Blair,spent
uesday evening at Harry Ervey's
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Jeppesen and
Bobbie visited at the Axel Han-sen home Wednesday evening.Mr. und Mrs. l./eonnrd Munk unddaughter and Mrs. Laura. Muuk of
Blair, were Thursday evening vis~
itors at Frank Brown's.Mrs.Pete Truhlsen went tol
Omaha Thursday to consult a phys
leinn ln regard bo her eyes.Mrs.Esther Rasmussen and
Elaine spent Tuesday afternoonwith Mrs. Hazel Tott.Mr.and Mrs. J.L.Petersenand mum spent Friday avsninz
at Bill Vogt's.
Mr.and Mrs. Lilo Hart and
daughter of Erwin, Iowa were
week-ond visitors at the F. C. C.Petersen and Cecil Thompsonhomes.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervey and
I-'aye were Sunday vldton at the
Ed Ehninger home in Omaha.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and grand
son, Jimmy Cannon sts dllmar atthe Ian Jeppesen home Saturday.Ten ladle: oi the Hillside Clubspent Wednesday sltemoon with
Amanda Peterson, Wil*-inz Iorher.
Mr.and Mrs.J.L .Petersen
and Robert vlsited st the Ge°rs°
.
Il
he held in Omaha soon is the
annual outing of the Nehmska
Press Association and the South-
wtestern Iowa Editorial Associa-
tion on October 29, 80 and 31.l t
was originally scheduled during
July but was postponed because
of death of T. T.Oster-man of
Blair,Neh., association president.
The new dates will pennit the
visiting editors to attend the
Creighwn-Haskell Indians foot-ball game at Creighton university
stadium the night of Friday,
October 80, and also the opening
of the 1931 Ak-Snr-Ben Livestock
Show on Saturday, October 31.
The latter exposition this year
will be enlarged hy addition of the
some rodeo which features the
Penddton R o u n d u p ,Cheyenne
Frontier Days and otlzr big cele-
brations, although it will be pre-
sented lnslda the vast A.k-Sar-Den
eoliseum.This will not displaee
the annual horsq show, which wiU
continue to be a P°P"lm' f¢lf~"l'¢»
Still mother inovation will be the
Nebraska State Pigeon exhibit, at
which 2.000 birds will be shown.
The Haskell game always is a
feature on the Creighton s¢hed~
ule, and the Blnejays will warmup for it on September 26 mm s
will
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COMING EVENTS IN OMAHA
Dr. Norman K. Ralhmnnn
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EAT ATWALT'S PLACE
Two door: mst ol
Vinwn»Ev\n.s GarageHlmbhrgenLunchelMARCUS BECK
BONDED ABSTRAUULE
Office in_Court Home
DR. Enw m T. . nrrDENTIST
X-ny ServiceOffices inState Bank Bldg.Pham 298 Blair, Nebr.
_CARL SCHMIDT
INSURANCEREAL ESTATE
, andL0 ANSOffice in Stale Bank Bldg.
McBFlQDE'§
BUY Youn
COAL NOW!
v
We now have on hand
a complete Stock of Fur-
nace and Stove Coal in
all sizes.Pen. Hard Coal
and Petroleum Coke at
substantially reduced
prices.lt will pay to
order your coal now and
get it direct from the car.
.~.~4ninespentTuesdayafternoonlh Mrs. Hazel Taft.Mr.and Mrs. J.L.Petersen~d mum spent Friday avaninz
t Bill Vogt'a.
Mr.and Mrs. Lilo Hart and
~ughter of Erwin, Iowa were
eek-end visitors at the F. C. C.em-sen and Cecil Thompson
amen.Mr. md Mrs. Hany Ervey and~ye were Sunday vldton at the
~Ehninger home in Omaha.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and grand
-v~ Jimmy Cannon ata dllmar at~e Ian Jeppesen home Saturday.Ten ladle: U! the Hllldde Club
-g,y;;»-@~d=alemoon ith
-»~lanen, qui ting for er.
Mr.and Mrs.J.L .Petersen
»-Robert visited nt Che Ge°rs°
.
of the 1931 Ak-Snr-Ben Livestock
Show on Saturday. Octnber Sl.
The latter exposition this year
will be enlarged by addition of the
same rodeo which features the
Penddton R o u n d u p ,Cheyenne
Frontier Days and other big ecle-
brations, although it will be pre-
sented inside the vast A.k-Sar-Den
eoliseum.This will not displane
the umm horse show, which wiU
continue to be n P°P"lm' feature.
Still another inovation will be the
Nebraukn State Pigeon exhibit, at
which 2.000 birds will be shown.
The Haskell game always is a
feature on the Creighton s¢hed~
ule, and the Bluejnys will warmup for it on September 26 with a
am putting in an up-to-date PASTEURIZ-
NG PLANT in Blair and have decided to
Iispose of my good herd of Dairy Cows at PublicOmaha called at the home of Mr.and Mrs. E.C.Lippincott.and
llr. and Mira. Clark Lippincott on
Monay afternoon,
Shoea $1.97 n pair at the FashionCenterFridayandSaturday.Nice looking dress slippers for
Women and Misses.Worth S5.
Fashion Center Hosiery Club-JolnToday-Silk Stockings Tangec details at our I-iodary Dept.
Mr.and mrs.uwxgnc .mmmand som, who have haen U
Lusk,Wyo.,since June,vV-be forepart of lut wee k xvisitedattheFredRobertshome."-"=;,>' will again mal!e tha
home in ebnlkx and hava l
cated ut Decatur.Mrs.Chris Korshoj book 1lt1
Enrl to his doctor at 0mnhaTuesday, who reports him gettin
along llne.Mn. o. H. Godsey vyns hqsig
\uction on MommySEPTEMBER 14R os s n n zr r n ms
llr.and Mrs.W m Hart mdAlfred, Mr. and Mrs. John Peter-
sen, Dorothy and Jack and George
Lune helped Mrs.Geo.Luxe Jr.
celebrate her birth anniversary onTuesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Jr.,Mr. nnd Mrs, Clemens Wllllamsen,
w the monthly meeting oz tMinden Study at her hams We
nesdny afternoon.J. c.Bailey, wha was veryand confined to hu bed the px
week, is able ta be up and srou
again.Plans are being made in IBaptismSundayschoolforRn
Day and Promotion Day.Mrs. Chet Sutton and Neil s
.at I o'clock sharp at my Dairy Farm 1/
rhile south west of Blair on Highway No. 30.
27 l'l¢3d High Grade l will sell my
:rd BullIERSEY cows Shorthorn HeHelen, Clifford,Charles, Maxine
andl Rugsel T\;'y|or Zgxited John
Tay or r. at I e Sw 'sh -
uel hospital Sunday.Miss liazel Wulf spent Llxqweek
and at Detlef Wolfe
John Petersen,Jack and Geo.Luse were Saturday evening vial:-
ors at Howard Applehy'n.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart andAlfred attended a family reunion
at Lyons Sunday.Clarice Ryan spent the pveek-end with Dorothy Mencke.
John Petersen and Geo. LuseJr.spent Wednesday in Council
Bluffs,helping Mrs.Jule Peter-
Mns. Elrle Jorgensen of Blair, vlted at the J. M. West home
Wednesday.The J. J. S. Club met withhl
Joseph Crutsinger Wednesdays
er-noon.Nice refreshments w<served at the close of the meeti
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Wilson 1Patsy spent Saturday night |
Sunday at the Geo. Lowe home
Mrs.C.E.Johnson and llt
Maggie Booten arrived home Mday from s ten days vim withE.E. Caldwell famll at FLupton. Colo.The Canlwella l
thelr Colorado home and aredanleely..
l years oldTHE fsEs'r HIGH TESTING PURE Coming I
Bum)s'rocK 1 HAVE EVER 6 head of Calves
_OWNED
Some of these cows are fresh-others
are heavy springers and all have real
milk records,They have been sdec-
ted from a large lot of cows that I
have owned so that I believe they areAS GOOD AND CLEAN A LOT AS
1 span of good work Mules, weight
2300 pounds
lspan of mules weight 2000 lbs.
1 good No. 1 Hay Stacker; 1 good
Hay Sweep;1 New Century Culti-
.__,___._ 1 ..-...\ ___________HAVE.EVER BEEN SOLD IN v lir;rlgmg qlw; 1. 1§9yg_j"=sv-If" " " ;hnT1*N_'17i'1 Hay Rack, and otncr am cles.sen mbvc,:\The condition of gm-AmMiss Lucille LgQmns and bro- un who suffered an perndon
";°;h§=;; beers Xxsxlilng l-}\:llm;V6°k 31° St. Cnthezilne hggsltagiecclix
A owa pp e y ~repo mproMr. and Mn. will Rynn John are glad m report.Petersen and Norrll Wand called George Sta-ngel il vidtlng lmt the g°=;;yeg iq Omahn 'I`|12ldlY olks at Hewell Neb.'He ls l
see n a or.nga v a c a i o m h d E;Abgut h"Y° $ § }'°;;;;gy=;"d c ani er av /:el l;|er:u »£.,.\¢`f el
rien s ep | .r P'rs. Jo dmleby celebnm .her birthday Wed-Tekamah, visited Ei 3, Dr. C
zneiday ,f"="'"§~Eve;IytmeAlel t wg home Thursday dternoo:
m ate o u r w s ra.N S Y 'arrett I P 1www more happy birthdnyl.'and Anthony m i m of F
The Rose Hill Ladies Aid met vlsiuzd here over Sundnv nz
T h a e C o w s m a y b e s e e n a t m y F a r m .
You will see a fine clean profitable herd at this sale.
USUAL TERMS-
\F. H. Mcnmnn,OwnerCITIZENS STATE BANK,
Clerk
\JENsEN & BROSSu1
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m a r m m i r ' M u l ti Y i :
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m e n l u smu h t.He eo ldly : h oo k
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lu g :"I ha ve c o me a la n ; ww o o lln d
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l v d o . " n l d Rnberl." I u m g h d
no tell y o u n m wa d o m c need
he m. "
"B u t th e r e a r e th o se ln Bannonwh o n ee d y o ur he lp , " Ros well n ~
jolned.
" W h o n e e d s ml h d p f '
" I rockrm y o u k n o w u v n l l u
I tha t W llllnm He y do n lo mlfe r ln g
pnnuh menz lor | c r ime.Mol! peo-nln are c onvi nc ed th u y ou c ommlb
te d lt.I h a v e c o m a h m o n m y
own n sp on nn bxllay to u k y o u nl A
fe nti emun to te ll me the tr uth md
rely wh olly on y our n e u n o f J u -
li a n md r ig h t. "
* T e l l m e v r h l t h u h l p p e n e d l l
my £1-land w m m m Hey don."d d
rr.
"He ll s nr rer ln g tor udn llhri wma
on e llah e l Ha n le y , o n c e n n r vu n
m y o u r h o me .A : n m u n e n o n
ls on W llllam.She Ml lll An d c on-fessed to Ha rr y Va n s th at sho
mlgh! have b een ln erro r nn to the
man.L a t e r m e n m l n m y D r *
enc e :ha r her mlnd h ad c h nnl¢d --
th a t q s h e g a ve mo r e th o u g h t tnthe mu tter she wa s c on vinc ed that
y on and not W llllnm had bee n wld:
o t h l n g u l lt f ''
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gv_g.»
[0c o n t, i n i n xe n l r b la i u vu g h lo wln x
down th e In ks;
"C a ! ' |to otli 'Amos e xd u me d .
"Y e my th a t z h e p mp le J B o s to n
zh mxj that m o m 1|mu c y ,I
reckon there'|one who don't
mi nk i o '" W h o u mg);-»Ra le we ll de-
munded. ~"'
" P e g g Weld.l' ll be t my he a d
on n I nm r ig h t. " .
Amo s h ad be en w h m l l n g u hespoke.B e r u l e d h h kn i f e m a
loo ked at mu ne wc ome r. who mi d:
-1 nm not au tho riz ed m e xpr ess
M i n wu d u d p l h lb b l- "
"Y e s , 1 k no w. " a la Ama n ." Y e
h u v a f t thought 'bout y e r n l !n
ml n u h .Yo ' n n o lnte ru ted In iu su e e m a n m t h a t yefve ¢pp1n¢ed
y a r n ! ! t o l o o k l a ta t h e h e h . md
y o've m v e l e d three hundred
la lu u ln d o i n ' lt. I d e c la n , l o s e
wdl. y | 're on e o ' th e u int: o ' God.
0 ' c o mm y e * ll te ll P e a y n m y edldn' K kno w my more 'bo ut Ro bert
when y e left here thln y e did when
y e c o ne ."
"W nur x q u to a n y o n e wi ll de-
pu n d who lly on my own ju dg men t
an d conscience,"Ro s w e l l an-
s wa r m.
Robe rt retu rne d fr om the hous a
Bo brought thu puzzle loc ket whic hPeg gy h ld loa ne d to h im whe n he
lef t h er.
"How lo ng do y o n may wi th un "
he naked."
0UR SHOP IS BU~Y
s a ~
Get ihe Habit
irade with -
one pr ce clofhier
~ B l a i r . - - N e b m
\1:ii aim ~ l i (:. ~_Ill-m\l-sd-~100 down
T h e ~H cfmntiés uh now unix-ed dmads wht:in $15-~a1l sizes.Sho I"-B um mxx wlNebrasknwinJZ? f..€Z'l.¢m ww h ma y mn li me uv e s w lo w| Y~Fuhivn Ceuzer.zwxlfdmds from 1¢ .""»..`? '§ '£ 2f' R3
mm y n m :m m m a l xuv.ma » °°nh» di f 1 1 °¢ \» ¢ ¢ n f°rxrl» l~,''mnney ¢1=*'¢h°|f=¢os pend»w
Urs. E. E. Giesler,formerly of h°PP0¥'5» drouth and anthrax. They this great show in well. `|pent
. , , , _ . ,_.._-_ nn... nuff A l k ; . . ._¢\ ,[Fmm an edunadnnal standpoml
this city.Miss Hukey is Adnugh- mu xur we know ni' no greater demonltn-ww! Remind Mrs.Giesler.'|"°"'"" sham.~'mm of what mx knawledua in
"A very pretty wedding wasnlemniaedatthe Moordleld Union
church,Mnore£ie.\d,Nebrnh.,-' on
Sunday evening,Augun wth,
when Miss Gladys Harkey, daugh-
ter ol Mn. E. E. Giesler heeame
the bride of Mr. Delbert T. Sted-
nf Mr and Mr; Rhnrlnl
prgday md Saturday 100 Silki 'our different lines 0!.emi¢¢v0|
Dresses on Bde $1.98 and $2.B8-..'will do.Here we [ind the best
values m $15-all sizes Sh o p o w s s rr na n .ms w a n s mu . s k i l le d agriculturlsta v i m.;with
early.Fuhlon Cenier.a4-xc one mother and the same in menFashion Cepler Hosiery Cl ub -I Magnus Johnson, old settler of_\'l18ilI8 md WHY other line.The
Join Today-Sllk sgdg»=» nepn 'W uhingwn county,passed nmylwlwla ahmv il a conglomeration oi
Kei dewu at our o ery _ut hh home on South mmf. ** :fh° ~ o f gm : kwa o ut put a nd
Ruiz if. f. nf fha _nhnhun .r n..After the evening services con-
ducted hy Brother Clarence hpp,
the brldml party anne to tlteultnr
to the :thins of Lobengreafs
Wedding Minh played hy Mrs.
Jane Meuemnith o l Stoekvllle.
Nehr., E. E. Glesler, puter ol the
church,united the two in holywedlock,usdng the single flux
ceremony,
'The hrlde was becominglydress-
ed in me hie ge swsetfe.snd
enrrled a shower bouquet of white
rosehuds,sweet peas,ferns andbaby breath.She was attended .,,g
Miss Ruby Stephenson of Moore-
deld. wha wore a flat crepe dress
of bright blue, and can-led a bou-
'El IN LEAGUE
(Continued from rm om
the m n b m gunner wus fe
mske second,and he threw themu to Schutt. et ahorh.While
Schutt vnu Pllrlnz *Jw f'""\°1'»Lunar. ¢unan1\s unobserved st the
third bus. slipped genus the plete
and nmg up the winning tally.
Bill Stastny made the oustmd-
ing catch ol tho game, when he
pulled one that would bring down
the stands in n world series fray.
A hlgh fly far i nto center field
sent him chasing after it. He man-
aged to spear the ball in un under
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no u m w w ni eww m o mDecorationday suffering from n
ne-vue attack of heart trouble
which finally mused his death.
Deceased was horn in Sweden
in February, 1856 and when nine
years of ,age came with his par-
ents to America settling nm in
Omlhs.In 1888 his father home-
eteaded out on the Paplo in Wash-
ington county and since that time
this has been his home.
He was mm-Hed to Miss Annu
Anderson in 1882 and to this union
eleven children were born, fivé of
whom with the aged wife still sur-
vive him.Durlng his younger
years he was actively engaged ln
fnnnlmz of whinh he made s mm.
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..-- .- ... ..-_.V ~......,\.o. »..`highway thst we wish to speak
Blair is now sevenl miles nearer
lincoln by the new route than
whenwewereeompelledtogotlu
roundabout vrsy through Fremont
ha v i ng Blslr and drivlng tc
Highway 81 just Went ol |Kennard
we take U.direct youte south
through Elkhorn. Following High-
way 81 we Enally merge inte
Highway 88 down near Gretna md
from there to Lincoln Hlghway8E
ls followed-From Blair to Lin-
eoln on this route the distance is
68 miles, s saving of several
miles over the other route.
The new route is now practically
vomplefed.There is KEll a littlequet of pink roses, sweet pea: and
ferns.The groom was attired in dark
blue with a sprig of sweet peas in
the lapel of his coat.He was at-
tended by his cousin,Clarence
Lnpp of Oregon, Ill.
After the cenemony a reeeption
was held nt the Giesler home
where the newlyweds received
congratulations and best witxhes
from a host of relatives and
friends.
Early Tuesday moming the
bride and groom left for New
Mexico for n short visit with the
nano ww.,.s he ....¢......,......left wing the limit to make the
connection.
|Koza pulled the prize clown
catch of the game, tripping over
the outfield boundary fence as he
lsnassed a hish one.Although he
lost his balance, the horsehide was
still in his glove when he straight-
ened up.|Two nms on the Blair side, in
the first frame and one on the
;S¢huyler sheet in the sixth, mark-
`ed the contest as one to be bib-
terly fought.Blair added another
in the seventh, and Schuyltr came
lcess and laid by ample means to
care for him and his family in his
declining yeam
While on the farm he never
shlrked a civic duty serving as
d.i'.;r:f1r of the school in hisdls-
trlct for a long term of years
and also as county supervisor for
the county and always filling the
office in a conscientious painstak-
ing manner that won him the re-
spect of hds fellow men._
He left the farm in 1913 and
moved to the home on South street
where he passed away.Since
Q
'p of paving north of .
d a new bridge aero
Platte river that is not y
lo travel but this is only
weela ol! at the most ru
the only din road betwee
and Lincoln will be from t
head bridge on Highway I
of Kennard aml south
county line, n strip ol abo
miles.
WELCOME
Dr.R.R.Donnelly of
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one price clofhier
Blair. --Nebm
0UR SHOP IS BUSY
There is a REASUN
Expert Mechanics,
Reasonable Chevrolet
Flat Rate Charges,
G Chevrolet Par
Give Us A T ri a l . ..
V i n t o n - E v a n s
C l ; e v r o l e t C o .
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
Myron Metzingcr
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Ashland
sa d le
et o p e n
a f e w
l d th en
n B la i r
he oven
30 we s t
to th e
u t to u r
Oma ha ,
.... ...... _..,,..... .., -._._, ._.-. _..-woman dled of n f ever ln he: unm-W lllln m wa s released f r o m p n m n
a n d p u ! o n th e llmlu o f th e to wn
pendlng y our relurb.th e inhab
llan u a nd c c rtnln memb er s o f th e
court,especially Governor Vane,
bellevln g hlm to be In noc ent.B u !
he ha l lo we ar ar o un d hls nec k a
noose of hempen r o p e w lth |Lnllltwo feel long.This lss heavy bur-
|den, and lx ls y our duty to hlm and
lo his Irlemls no remove lt."I t wa s u well-spoken argument.
full of the note of nlnc erfty .Th ey
were nmndlng on the c leaned lee nl
:he edge ol' the Iuka Rouen pac ed
up and down ln th e uhoveled Area.
. He s to o d l mo me n r lo o k ln x o f t a t
Ros ewe ll ans wer ed: 'Only n few
minutes.My s h lp wi ll be lellvlng
Ne w Amsterdam in nine days.I
th llll ha ve to h n n y to ma k e lt.
Be f o re I z o l ha ve n question to
\| k» y on .Th e tr u th Involves n o
peril to y ou. Bells; bey ond the jur-lsdlc tlon or the c oun y ou c an safe
ly go m th e D u tc h to wn a n d take
I ah lp for Ho lla nd.The hupplnesn
o f your friend depemll on y our an~
m e r .Ar e y o u th e man who m lh e
constable found wlth Ma b e l Ha r t-
le y ln n xh mm th e n i g h t y o u le n
Boston?"
"Y o u ha ve n o rlght to ask me
that question, and l refu se to nn~
me r lt," s ai d Ro be rt.
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gronm's parents.They were ac- back to tie the count in the eighth.
companied by Mr. Clarence Lapp,|Warrick's triple, and the daubles
and the gmum's sister, Mrs. Elmeriof Tomes and W ck were the
Baxter and her son, Everald.'but drives ot the nmt., although
The bride and groom are ex~Foxy Schurman an Freddie Wig~pected m return Monday, Sept. 8, lngton walked off'with first bab-
.ma will make their home on thenjnv hnnnrs.Finch hm! three cun-
moving among ua he has served|W"°the city very ably as mayor and and 1
left the office with honor to him-'°m°'
self and bo the satisfaction of t.he|D~ w
for Sgeneralpublic.|In his home lite he was every-|T"°S<
thing that 'could be naked.A ldna wife-
came mere a new momma ago ~mbw-B
:o o k u p hi s p r of e ss i on in th e had paled.
as f o r me r ly oc cupied b y Dr .we li wa tc l
nden forest.H u face W ith perfec t composure
flnth Arnnu and Hmm well answe red:Rose-»
:ed him wfth interest.."'1'hen my work ls finished. andBell. umm to Ihre simaw ;|h»|"|iI£¢ii'¢ii." miéuluin 1 ur-we will reiurn to the f m Wei i " i n , " ' "E f ml ny 'in' 3 £ .°.'I..i"; , ° ~ 5 ¢.°;,.1f°1§ "`|'£Z».'.§.\-. "wiki "2.° 13.mill
1-he : y u m 1|e turned and nld:I! I0_MFE'' "eom_u ra n o n hu n m :n u n yo|||
Iodge tonight at a Dutch trad-
ost twelve miles south of hem.
»u change your mind. ns I hope
may, you c an find us there un-
§`£é`a,§§§{é ?A`}}§ 1{駣`zi}£6£ene1d.{»f§£1é}{§'i§1"f°\'{I-"L}1a}H2E3."""
Although Blair outhi the Schuy
GOVERNOWS OFFICE IS ler crew, Wigington h the best
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU of the strikeout record,ng 11.Continued from pagg one)'of the Blairites,while seven
Schuyler hitters hit me dust.
an d th o u g htf u l husband,a wi s e ltf l B la i r s o me ti me n t we e k a n d
a mp le we ll wo r th y o f emulation.l'1P9"U"°flt-5°
In h is -b us in es s c ar ee r alwa y s u p - I Th e E n te r p n s e "f@lC0m@B UNB
:M a n d h o n e s t l e t t m g J u s t i c e b e , Y f ' U 1 8 c o u p l e t o B l a z r a n d w l s h e s i
I . u .\I n n n n n » L n » . \ ; u n n n n L » » n : ¢ . A n n
mo rn in g h e ge m up to be hanged
again by the nec k and to be gazed
a t b y th e c r o wd My Go d !Th i s
l l to n u r e !I t l l burning a.ma nup by Inches.An d Ha r ry V a ne i s
gover nor !"
til eight o'cJock tomo rrow mo rn
Ing."
" I have thlsi llttle trinket that
belongs to Peggy W eld," :mid Rob-
ert."She le t me take It the ni ght
F5 left y ou and her and_ others ag
h l l y oung friend wi th an curious
tenderness tn h l l big ro ugh hand.
u h e u i d :
"lt'| a h ell or a fum over a s mall
matter.Pl!go to B o n o n my self
ma we a r t h a t I d o n e l t.A ll th e
wi ve l and old ma i d l and y oungm l l d l wou ld be n y l n 'th at they
alway s kn ew I w u a devil wi th
the gals."
" R o h m i l t h e m a n t o t v . " u i d
Rolevrell."
Amo s a nswere d:" I can tall y atha t he wi ll n ot go ."
"I p re f e r th lt b l :p e a k f o r h i m-
lo r etur n lt the n ext da y w
were to see each other.Anever see her agnlm W I!! y
the kindness to take It hac k
It is an old keepsake of her
and I n m s u m t h u s h e w i
to have It."
" l llmll m e that she .
Rosewell answered ooldly .
Fo r th wlth he and Ih r D ~
llc er net out on .their jon
thg »0=1Lh.
Continue-d n n x t m e k
|..
~ere will ~he no ~on~ mr do~b~suits.
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annals show that members of thel The summary official work ill the unrrerens. p0Si-I
fgnnn 1.....|..|.... nn.;..1..........fruit '1"l.n1sIzr1.~nfeésigture have called at the calli¢§i.Nothing is ma xbout.iobl AB n H Po A E
Imntimr.The annlicant with the|Lundt, rf - - - - 2 2 0 0 0 0 matter.Pl!go to B o n o n my self
ma we a r t h a t I d o n e l t.A ll th e
wi ve l and old ma i d l and y oungm l l d l wou ld be n y l n 'th at they
alway s kn ew I w u a devil wi th
the gals."
" R o h m i l t h e m a n t o t v . " u i d
Rolevrell."
Amo s a nswere d:" I can tall y atha t he wi ll n ot go ."
"I p re f e r th lt b l :p e a k f o r h i m-
lt is an old keepsake of her fnmlly ,
and I n m s u m th u s h e wi ll want
to have It."
" l llmll m e that she : e u il."
Rosewell answered ooldly .
Fo r th wlth he and Ih r D u tc h o f
Ilcer le t out on :their jou mey tu
thg »0=1Lh.
Continue-d :ma rt wee k)
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P~c~s~tive m ~ Sli., Sept. 11 . 12 inxslm [..
r o m o l z s M i l k 1.
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Friday and Saturday 100Dresses an sale $1.98 and SZ.~values w S15-all slum.S
early.Fashion Centcr.a
~ere will ~he no ~on~ mr do~b~suits.
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~ Coffee "-'~.»:=..::-ssc ~ -1
31 Macaroni orSpaghetti ""§',§.§.;'§f"15¢ '
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR
...tems SEPTEMBEQ, zz-zz z4»zs ,,,g°,;;5,,S
Get your exliibits ready l'T\0l°¢ and better premiums than ever.
See the big list of Specials on pages |05 to H9 of premium list.
THE BEST PRUGRAM 0F ENl`ER'l`AINMEN'l` EVER PRESENTED
Big Baseball Tournament bringing together the fastest baseball talent
outside of major leagues.See next weeks papers for teams playing.
Get your Season Tickets not later than September 21st they will not
be sold after this date.Season Membership Ticket $1.00
Auto Season Ticket - Autowles checked free.
Biggest Little ~ in the World
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BLAIR GIRL MARRIES
Mlgs Trevu Nelle Mcldani ,
oldest daughter o l Mrs.Bertha
Mclllmlgal of Ehis city, and Mr.
Frank Hlghtree of Decatur, Neb.
were quietly man-led in Teknmah
on Sept. 1, and are receiving the
congratulations of their trlends.
The hHde is a very fine girl
who has lived in Blair practically
dl her life.She graduated from
the Hamill,South Dakota high
school. ' Mr.Hightree has a re-
sponsible position with H.H.
Brown,well driller of this dty ,
and the newlyweds plan to eatalr
lish a home here where they will
be at home to their friends ln awék or ten days.
The Enterprise extends best
wishes.
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~P a n c a k e F l o u r gg
L ~Robb Rau1K m u a m m 3 %p o u n d [l ]
Cheese "°,';,':;"'pound l7c~
LINCOLN IS MOVING NEARER
The state fair, now in progress,
has taken many of our people
'Frosted 2 l-4 PoundIESJumblesBox 3
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WNEI)STURE
Friday & Saturday
delth of Magnus Johnson the com-
munity has lost u red man and
his loss will he greatly felt hythose who lmew his worth as a
man, a neighbor and a friend.
Besides the wife he leave: five
children to mourn him: Mrs. Nellie
Payne of Blair, Ida. at home, and
Emma of Washington, D. C.. Mrs.
Robert Foley and Iawreneo John-
son of Blair,and seven grand~
children.
The funernl will be held Frlday
nt two o'cl°ck p. m. at the Danish
church with Rev. James Lund ul-
flclating and interment will be
One of the latest magadnez is
"The Thinker".A magazine of
contemporary thought it has made
a place for itself among the bet-
ter magazines of this type.
Recently "The Thinker"an-
nounced the appointment of Pro-
feshor Erwin E. Popcke, head of
the Social Sdence Department nt
Dann College, as Advisory Editor
and Generml Repreaenutiva for
the middle west.This is quite 1
diltinctlve honor for Professor
Popcke Ind also for Dlna Cdlege.
Manuucrlpia for "The Thinker"
sent to Professor Popdke wlll re-
~D LATHR~Specials Friday&Saturda
i lk'Spencer--Ollie Johnson ~pub
~0; chased cleaning and pressing ea-
.lt tablishment of Mr. and Mn; S. E
Hmm.
10 lb. Sugar 'cash only 53
\~\s |`s
Prompt Delivery Service.Telephone I
ing on Creighton-Wann road, 18
--~le stretch ol' Stale Highway No.
12 connecting this town with High-
way No. 81.
Ne llgh-Mr.and Mrs.Darby
Blair opened cafe in building for»
merly occupied by Mack's cafe.
Tekamah-G. B. $tawanI Hard-
ware Co., secured lease on building
formerly occupied by A. R. Kokesand will occupy establishment as
soon as remodeling is completed.
Lincoln-Bids w be received
July 9th lor 850 miles of State and
Federal highway projects, in State
at approximate cost of $l,500,000.
PlatLsmou*F-.Fred Egenberger
openedaoft drink parlor at Fifth
and Main streets.
Murray-Local swimming pool
opened
Ruahville-Local Chamber of
m a w m v
establish swimming pool and play
ground for public.
C. Dayley.
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H§ip§§§§Colored 40 in llox IU
gl. M. Salad Dressing quart jar 39
Swifts Quick Arrow Soap Chips 21
Red §almlm 1/2 lb. cans 19
Blue Goose
.S'l`0RE.
Blair Cmrn 3 cans 29
rnous.o
Post Bran Flakes I 0
Advo Pancake l'lour3 lb. bag 18
Butter»Nut Coffee lb. 39
Swifts Hard WaterToilet Supp 4bgrs 25
~ ~ remains anony- Van Démn,
moux and in the background, try- Warrick, 2b
n tokee astilf upper lip Ap~.F. Schuman,i g p .plication h m m a n brought out
and many callers, young and old,
1;-y bo maine them out in writing
at A desk.Pressure for public appoint- Sorensen, P
B. Schurman
Nelson, as -Dey, sb ~ ~
ments usually bedns with the gov-emox-'s term ln January and Tam, _ .
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Qt-ues liter the adjournment of
the \eds1nt\\n. Thereafter there-
Schlllkr
A B R H P O A E
oepuun mu- »» » lun"-....= rw-°| Auu, u . .-and the gvvernor actually Ph\99¢Tomes, gb _ _ _
for same nge to come in and keep |Schutt, as - _ _
hlm eompmy.This yea: that hu 'Mukens!»edt,15
no tbee nthe us e.Callersareso-1 '__
numerous that they mmm t a k e ~ c _
their turns and some wait an en- Longacre rf _ _dxe day-The place resembles a Stastny gf _ _ _
public employment office in """'Y|Tn|ax,b _ _ _
nys aeent tha mmm of ales. iWm~lm_ zu _ _ _
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0F¢§v1Anai1=¢j°b3£h¢y =¢¢u1n¢h¢i"'. . ; ; . ; ; . ;m m service but some do not|Totals----35 3 325 5
izrominent re§ublicnns have been
appoinbed to office by Governor
Bryan.The former governor ap-
pointed A. C. Shallenberger to s
$600 a month job and later the
appointee was elected to congress
and the appointing governor was
defeated for office.This gave
rise tn a statement by Assistant
Attomey General Rein that the
transfusion o f polltiw blood
strengthened the one but weaken-ed the other.No one has normal
any attempt at transfusion by the
'present state administration.Pol-
itical blood is taken on but none
is given off.
The govemor has in the pastjokedmuchabout the democrats
Friday and Saturday 100 SllklDresses on sale $1.98 and $2.88-values to $15-nll sizes.Shopearly.Fashion Center.34-lt*
WASHINGTON RURAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Oaks and daugh-
xters, Mir. and Mn. Glen Jefferson
and daughter? ol Omshn,spent|Mondny with relatives here.
A number from this vicinity at-
tended the dance at the German'hall Saturday evening.
Miss Delpha Ishsm of Omaha,
spent the week-end with home
folks.i_ Mrs. Adolph Nelson enterdained
Cohblers neck 25c
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\Logan Berries Gnot having worked or eaten regu-;1-eden' Aid at her home Wednes~
lnrly, but it is no longer a joke, day afternoon.as his fu\l reception mom dia-I Mr.and Mn.Chds Christinn-
..1.....sen mowred to lincoln Sunday m`523f."..,1,|fn fha trniihlmn nf the the Slate Fair.A U " Q u - v - . . .- - - - - - - -* _- -_a d l r l i n i s t r a t i u l n t n e r e u a m n h m W a s h i n g t o n s c h o o l c l o s e d M o n -
m l l e r s s e e k i n g r e l i i n n o r t h e r n d w f o r L a b o r d a y .c o u n t i e s f r o m a r o l i é n a n d o t h e r ,M i s s L i l l i a n R e t z l a f i 's p e n t
d f g a g t g l G r a s s h o p p e r s ,d f g u t ] |M o n d a y a t t h e J u r g e n C h f i 5 t i ! 1 n -
a n i n n i i h m a k e n f n n t h r n i n m n m r B B U 1 1 0 3 1 8 .
fi`G`é5+.2`§If"§§Z '£hé"§\H1§}¢5Ei""l.`?Mr.and mm.c.E.Seeley of
earnest appeals.Building of roads Omaha, spent the W@¢k~¢nd with
in thn nnltr mmndv fm unemnlnv- MT. Rnd MYR. W.B.J8ffE1Sol1.\t tha anvnrnnrhu found.1 Both familial OIIIUYH
in conditions
nnrlv in the vanr n.Eiii.'"1s.,1:."f. ;.1(£i.;""§.¥L with we 'nw unrn nr f n find ntntn flmdu onr;m11 ~
; ' n _ | ; ' l v; l ~ ~ J . A . J o h n s o n a n d n o n m h u m e d l
no that the Dennis miszht hurv Tuesday from a weeksiie|FI1E¢d"|E=a' HIE f.i=T§§anl`1? Hin '=!.'°!*°"= Nlbnlh-
li'_||_l°____;|f;na lim ~ bumped 'by I hit and mn driver.
tbl work In done.Hr. Johnson nelulwd minor cuts~ I§I»p;"§»Su do not start and_bruiscs.
"_1-}Ib?'u`iii§"'dS1§§¢u§£e at the mu v
than it rettumd Idth a Rielmnl- homo.
lon county group of business men
who are making for pavlng to be
- m u d nr Falls City-But the
Rulo people asked for pavement so
t h e y c a n g e t t a d a e mmt y l u t m
find out how much taxes theywill
have to pay, it they pay them.
I t is not cemeteries now but
anthrax, drouth and grauhopperswhi c h hu a nd Go v e mo rlhy a n
no extend or to mp road work ln
the K°°d crop nylon und tr-mehr
road money to drouth ltrlckeneoxmtiel in the north Ind to order
road oontnctn to eentdn n pro-
vldom for hiring hmd llbo r md
hum on highways.Bama north-
e rn ma n i la me uklnz fo r ne w
nah not heretofore wntem w l
I n U s y u h m m m .
Jlm Christensen was A bualnes:
caller in Arlington Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gottsch om
family moved last week fron
Mn. ~ Rasmussen's place tn the
'§;==»»»1y hors.Misa Alice wil
y with er grandparenta irBenningtonm d attend school
there.Mr. Ind Mrs. A. C. Sunds, Mr
and Mrs.John Headley and Mr
ma Mn.Ia ffena n pi mma ai
Valley Monday evening.
Friend: realved word from ErlcKnmlnen, who 1| nwamling school
in Bottle Creek.lllch.,that he
Gldwed u» * fi r ma l lkud thu
oolmtfy.l r .md l l n .Anto n Ima m md
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