11-12-1931~THE in Nob- SUM~
nm-|~g`1'lm unvm-Re:-rdlul umm PUBLICATION
CIRCULATION IN WASHINGTONLARGESTBLA|R'S LEADING NEWSPAPER ;/THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Publhlnd , g y John A. manV O L U M E ~Snbsaipth Pl"|%.b:1§0 per Year.sua-» Cwy, Sc hon the Garda Spd diehruh-NUMBER 43BLAIR, NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 12, 1931 wu u w u g , ," ¢ , ,
eledad-
I The Club will meet with Mrs. EdL O C A L ~Steven:on Nov.16th nt which
'dTheL\xLl\en.n Guild met last gg; |u\;;|¢':£,§:;_a debate an
Total $506,143.56 $533,048.32 insrutement im the latter for
I "* . ~ .:|a l l
'T F1930-31 Paul ln axes rom
County Over Half Million
I
Ieanlngn from Repnrt of County CLUB HOLDS
Clerk to the State Tax c m . ;INTERESTING SESSION-
miuloner Striking Comparison
Wllh Year 1930
CHOOL S c m'LloN'S SHARE
931 Shows Slight Reduction With
A Total of ssouffmss as Com-
pared to $593,048.32 for 1930
The appended table showing the
=es paid in this coimty for 190
~hd 1931 will he of interest to the
~ublic in general.The figures ara
erived from the report made to
' state tax commissioner hy the
ounty clerk which report is made
~ooording in law and given under
sth.
In this report it will be noted
~t with but two exceptions there
been a slight decrease in the
~mount of money asked for and
~L the total tax ls lowered hy
=~und srooo.
As usual the schools get tha
ion's share of the money raised
~nd this year this fund runs w
203,375.59.The report follows:Tax 1931 1930
,..Mrs. E. C. Hunt was hnlwss to
the Monday Afternoon Club, Nov.
9th, substituting for Min BlancheHill, who is convalescing from an
attack of flu.
The program consisted of inter~
eating papers on Nebraska.Mrs.John White x'=y1 a paper on
"Nebraska State Parks"; Mrs N.
Thane had lor e. subject, "Neb-
raska Blrds" and Mrs. Lyle Guyer
wld of "Nah:-aska's Resources".
Mrs.Fred Soll,who had been
assigned the subjed "Nebraska
Trees and Fniits" was unable to
be present so the president had
invited Mr.Andrews, representa-
tive ol the Marshall nurseries atArlington to speak to the Club on
that suhjat.Mr. Andrews is the landscapeman tor the nursery and is well
informed on proper trees for dec-
anition and shade.He favorstreesthat grow easily and steadily
in Nebraska,rather than easternor southern varieties that require
warm climate or more moisture
than we have here naturally.Mr.,Andrews mentioned the
H.-QW Soon We~ orget
~1 ~rn.~J- P. Nu~.~~|
.Miss Belt! liable who _~~d S
~t Cmig, spent the eck-end wil ~~S ~
~e r mo the r, ~ ~ No bl s .|Mrs. M. Jorgensen Jr. and baby |F E~f Nashville, spent lust Sunday as l l ~~
he parental A.E. 'Hanna home.
Mrs. Lloyd Stricklett o! Omaha, The Chinn-Japan Controversy Over
spent last Satqrdny and Sunday .with her sister, Mrs. Earl Hillman'Manchuria Bnnge Abou:W u
~nd Mr. Hillman.|Which May Entungle the Grgnt
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Johnson and World Powers
family of Fremont, will spend Lhe'PE
.......|'a
ounty 145,445.68 144,275.93
chool 203,375.59 205,357.89
ity andVillage 60,712.80°66,084.59
' ~ilwayTerminal 3,200.95I rninage 18,300.00 22,589.96
all 4,308.00 4,916.00
- iscellaneous 94.79 79.90
rnemial growing and brought out
the advantages of having fruit on
a town lot.Despite the rain and sudden
change in the weather, there was
a good attendance of members andmuch interest. shown in the pro*
gram.The names nf Mrs. Clark
0 'H on and Mrs. Ed Matthiesen
OFFICIALS NABCHICKEN THIEVES
BO AR D O F E D UCATI ON u m
Bw, Nebraska, Nov. 2. man!
A regular meeting of theBoard
of Education was nlled to order
at eight o'clock p.m.Ulia dnw
w 1-'imma the Suit h r the
City
COUNCIL BEFUSES THE own-:R
The question of brlndng High
my number thirty in on Wuhing
dent's office of "Lg high school
building.On roll ml the following mem-bers were present: W. F. Hemphill,
W.V.Wright, W.F.Gntachow,
C. A.Robeson, J. T. Nelson and
R. C. Hlmchman '
The minutes of the lust regudar
meeting of October 5, 1931 were
read and approved.
The tneuurer'| report was read,
showing a balance on hand Oct.-
ober lst, 1931 of ss1so.6o.
'In was moved hy W.F.Guts-
chow nnd seconded by R. C. Hitch-
man that the treasurefs reponbe
received and placed an file.All
voting aye, the preddent declared
the motion ax-ried:
The following hills were read by
the secretary:
November Ply Roll $3493.88
E. A. sehmsar. Sec'y.74.89
Mrs. Geo. Bates 8.84
Beckman Stem .60
City ol Blair 87,47
H. J. Cooke 1.40
G. w. DeBolt 20.85
Danish Lutheran Pub. Co.7.00
Enterprise s m
Fnrnberg Hardware 14.25
Mrs. N. C. Jensen $2.10
Chas. Lamb 2.00
O'Han1on & 0'Hsnlon 75.00
(Continued on page two)
Work On Light To Hold Indoor
Plant Progressing Band Concer
Will Take Something Like Six Musk: Department of Blnlr Hlg~
Weelu to Complete the Job of School ¢u Give Free Band Con
Installing New Equipment In-cert in High School Auditoriu~
cluding Boller and Stoker Fridny Night, November 13th
MATERIAL IS BEING SHIPPED |>|z0GgAM wsu. ARRANGE~
The long delnyedh materlalloéor In accordance with the gene
the insta ation oi e new en|h .g that the Blair Municipal Light pl:nt|:';e°°l ~ ' i e p i t x e n
pw at }"§J'f,.;.'"I;..'°u.,"§§."°\.';" di under the direction of Prof. K.
f2Z§'i,.° of gmtract/ora Sttuve mdfnecmu PIM ui give a series o
-ar bugy making the necjfree bmd and orchestra conce =,,,,,; damdom in the buildlns These Qoncerts are for the purpo~
h sm 1 the m holler 'ff seminar W parents as well~535 ;ggmf o K the lmfill lnhernfed ln the mum
'no aim-adm win nmsdum v\'°B'"1 of me schools.u=»»»¢1-um wsu aka in um\¢°"°°f'5 W "U "PP°f°°4 '
-considdnble interest |l|ah~ ~ »ndghborhood of four weeks w they ,m be Aeomplete.The roo1.ln.(-lull por-.don where the mm- is w bu no Pmif '3°M€°°§"' "'""° P" 'rn
willhnvetoboralaednndplluten ouhne 1,r *Ym t Th
for itssupport willbeput m y "Emo yy w .
place !or this purpose.Othen F no ._°n .°g~danger will also beJiw¢lB\l'Y-your npprednhon and "P@°"'
'nm work lo =r°¢1-ins um bonu ma uslixltflaer mm sm'
u w m a u a a m u u u n m m m .1..:two week.; longer so thxt it will be ' Following' " the vwm m f~nearly the fu," ol thai year be. Sémol ~No. 1, to be he
fore the new equlpment is in use.§T£:3:S'°'""§¢:f arm # 2 12 ~
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Am-1|s11ce ww I. "' 'FI '-HF*.1....».H0v nw l93\» ='='4 mf
ed considerable worry U0 tlu lma-
lness mm nf Blair who have
business mwfiel on that street.
The mm ohjeadon to this route
ll the refusal of the M. & 0 »
Rnllroad Compmy ta allow the
crossing to be opened across their
tracks on em. Washington street.
Nearly two weeks nga the business
rnen of Meir met with Carl R.
Gray, vice president of the road,
.,, .
Highway Loca-
tion Undecided
Rdlroad Demlndl Too High to Be
' .I
The Band
Baritone solo
Miss Betty Moats
I HIGH PRXCES ron WHEAT l QID o n o t t h i n I i i ; - : a m i n u t e ~~~
watched win( interest in the mn
The New York Review, a theatri-
can w eeu y, ae vo ws nu en ur e e m-~ ;
wr i a l spac e za a discussion o f |" Ma n i c D o ll a r W h e a t" .I t r e f e r s I N D I A N S D R I N K F I R E W A T E R L .B .D n v.S n n n m r . I n d i a . f
to predictions by Quieago boandot
trade experts and point; out um
dollu wheat means good times for
everybody."lt means", um paper
continues, "improved attendance at
the theaters,at the movies;it
means buying at the retail nares,
a Me Christmas and a Harryppy_New Year; in fact, as well an inwish."New York needs dollar
wheat as bud as does 'tha farmer
of Nebraska.The prospect has
cheered the whole country.lt i s
beginning to look as though the
depression figllten may be out of
the trenches by Christmas.-Lim
coln State Journal.
ARMISTICE DAY IN THE
Laat Saturday evening tho pollce
picked up three Indiana of the
Winnebago tribe who had been
lmblbing o little too freely ol the
white man's tire water.It wasn't
of the exact brand that ls usually
used but was rubbing alcohol.
It did the work, however, and nll
They were taken into wstody
Rnd lodged in the city gm until
such a time as the effects of the
spree should be wom off,
They were fined according to
their condltlon and two of them
received ; 1 ;and costs and the
third $80 d costs.They l d t
their car for security and went
'three were gloriously drunk.
Nebraska la Snealwr of the Day
and Gives Stlrrlnp Address tn
Good Home `
MIXED PROGRAM RENDERED
Ledon Gi va Dance Which Wan
Well Attended and Closed the
Fstlvltiea ol the Dny
The most elaborate program
ever put on in Flair for Armistice
Day celebration was enjoyed thil
year.To start the day off right
Judge L. B. Day, of thd supreme
bench, who was mv ma to makg
the address lor the evening pro-
gram, was lnvdtaed to o banquet at
>
BL AIR c rrv sc noo ns ba ck ua the mm o f thei r mm mpw the wherewithall to again re~
Armistice Day was appropriate-i5'"" their oar.
bse ed in all the sd:I mnZh. gm Ci ty ¢ 1 m1 "°1=§,°.f.p¢. couN'rY RESIDENT o L
at 11 0'/¢1°¢k au the children DIES | N K sPrrA
the Clifton hotel where the legil
frafemity and the officers of tha
American legion with the editor:
of the diy gathered uuienjoyed A
social hour.Afbex the dimer those
present retired to the B. F. D. hall
_____ ..._..,_.____,___. _..._use and nilently faeed the a n>r a one- min ute period.A f t e r 'Mr s . S o p h i e E lle n b r u e h , 4 B , wh o
li n, th e oa th of alle gi a nc e to th e
n g wa s given.I n ma n y o f t h e
mm s lessons c o u c emi n g p a tri o t-
m a n d th e d g n ll i e o n e e o f A n n -
tlc e Da y we re pr es en te d.In the
fternoon the en tir e s tud ent. b ody
\.x-\.
li ve d th r e e A n d a h a lf mi le s n o r th: o f Ben ni ngton i n th e D o ma c k e r
di str ic t o f th i s c o u nty , di ed Tu es -
da y n i gh t i n a n Omah a h o sp i ta l.
Su r vivi n g are one son,Er ne st,
an d o ne da u gh te r , E rma ; a s is ter ,
Mr s .Ad alnh Pa u ls en n f Benninxz-
w n u m m s u v :
c arrie d out.J
ful. spe aker m
self en ti re ly
th is oc casion
were delighted
And the nplen
otmndingu ax
ably rendered.
mn g p r u g r u u w l rudge Day is afo nae-
nd he ahowsd h im->»
t1§oae nresenlmn vmh time wk.
did mked prngnm
md made which was
I me .lumar nnu aemur mg " ,-- -----,- ____,:hools met in the senior hlgh,¢°\'h and nine brothers,George
uditnrium no enjoy a splendid Gudeker of Hershey, William and
xlk given by Rev. George F. Jon- Henry of Dodge,Fred,Herman
iris,who is a veteran of the and Adolph of Winnetoom; L°"iS.
/and War.Fustave and Edward ol Benning-
nn
.Uber the evening program a
dance was given by the Legiun
\>°Ys at King'| pavilion north of
Blllt where with excellent muxle
the evening was panned ni pping
the "light fantastic".. . .-
loe ls State
.Cllanlpion Husker
knee County Entnnt Pick: 28.18
Bunhcll 0|Corn hr Eighty
Minutes.The Ouminx County
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 2 p. m. at the neddence.
Rev.Henry Godke will nffldatc.
Burial wm be in Flower um cem-
etery, south ol Bennington.
SUNDAY A RECORD BREAKER
u n sunday the tempenture
took 1 shoot up w '19 degrees
which in s record bresker for
How diferent this alfdr lmxm
that ol years gone by when thc
wu' cloud hung ove r the wmlrr
und pnctiemlly every home hndr
made in supreme lw'lfi<=e to ¢.he=
hofdble god of war.Ti me ha l
billed many of the wound! than
inflicted but the se ars wlll dw'
rtma in md the o nly hnpe n tht
i k di n la wn ma y gd dz un u aI m d n n m w i m r é p p t h l o f p a u .
\ . . . ~ . . | . . l . . .. m x d h
l r u n r u u n m r m e m c m t n O I . N v v c m - | u l y | u u p l l - I w ¥ | \ _ r | ' | | | I .Huh: Rmb Sce v ml " E E ' ~ p oua record j
being 77 degrees.HENRY BORENSEN IS THIBD Tha raiulnll on Monday v u BILL '2i'..H§:'?.?,§",?,..,-....
Atwenty-yeuwld ywfh. George
Noe of Fuliemn,Nance county,in Nebraskds 1981 comhuaking
champion.Before n crowd ol 25,000 assem-
bled at the Robert Shonknlann,
near Schuyler, for the eighth an-
nual Nehmska mee oornhusking
contest on last Monday, Noe, the
HAZ
Dana Gives
Radio Programs
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Washington-Senator Ki ng d
Utah,announced Wednesday h t
was drafting a bill to abolish tl)
f u m board,but its dulirmms
Jlmes C. Stone, said meh a move-
ment would not get very tu. Tha
Utah democrat proposes to nboliah
the board and set up a temporaryPnmltrind tn iron the mmstinn outI|§a'.""' ';£a:¢i;,.;;5au.¢ , "' .;;'"'"".§ ~ tha cfmickeri Tenor soioa A116 lanlu.;youngest ent:mt,mowed the other Reading Ci,-¢]¢ Gives Book Re\rie\'r.i"'3°n'°y w liquluanethe car at the .1 Y-|i\fnn "Rhnndnn contestants mcludmg _ ¥°'ef Ili i t r* 1|r'nnprniml with Arm quickly ~ P0 1 e.ll-I buuneu as
td had been Alestimate ol the cost of the neces-lahieves who leftHans C. J er sild ho me.The ladi es
are sisters.|
Mr. and Mrs.Ben Black and
daughter of Audubon, Iowa were
Sunday guests nt the heme of
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Brown and family.
Mrs.Minnie Bugeon spent last
Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Hain and
in the afternoon,a number o lfriends came in afd quilting occu-
The controversy between Japan
and Chinn has at last brought on
an open state il war between them.
American troops have been called
lor patrol duties and fighting is
expected daily.General Chas.G.Dawes,Am-
bassador to England,has been
consigned the duty of represent-
ing the United Staten in a con-
sary ehanges in the traakage.
When the estimate came it was
considered much too high and en-
tirely out of the question.
It is a legal question as to the
Hght ol the railroad company to
arbitrarily hold this right of way
against the city but the case'has
never been tested out.The busi-
ness men met in joint session with
u.u.......A
Henry Mengedoht farm on Nov-
ember Znd.Golda Dineen of
Omaha, put in her appearance on
th a t a y and cldimed to be the
owner of the car.Her manner
caused the officials to become sus-
picious and .she was taken into
custody.After much questioning
she admitted that she had loaned
the car to her ex-husband,Wm.
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'Ng nZ=Ei{1'T :';':"
Specialty
The Band
The Lost Chord - - ~ -
Flute solos
The Band
Miss Ruth Famlu
Bugle Call March - - -
The Band
Violinsolos _
'eh :mr he oouldpu~ |_in ap mhgu ' um
K 2 3 . ' ¥ B |" " " " " " "" " " " " " " "" " " "n e s a m m e n o n
1 i n t i c e D a y P r o g r a m .D a n n J o i n s " ¢ o m p l e t ¢f a i l u r e "
r1_...... .-...-. .._. .¢.n :-.___\......;.I...'..;.\.......
and had "i n-benelitted the
ll have the sup-
:ed of Pennsyl-
rt.but not d
f His closest contenaer was narry~Bmwn,25,of Beemer CumingSulhvan who picked 23.22 bushlls.soul
Noe and Brown will represent
with Miulnnn Kama rrognm
SCHOOL WORK MOVES NICELY
j u r v u r u n n e r u u m
farmers,"King wil
pon o! Senator Rf
vsnia,in his eflo_e senate. (llmir-~
amSouthwell
|Né§raska at the national contest A unique radio p
Ito be held next Friday at Grundy presented by Da m 4
.n»m»r_ Inwn.mdin nmtinn WOW
rogram wulthe hrm bloc in ¢h~
College over man McNary hasat Omalxmling of the agriculcalledams cb
ture committee
|"f|'¢§§§`s}b§¢n|¢n of Blair, Wnlh-I liy ii "4 o'eloEk.A|!of' Nov. 24. IB: ¢0I|li¢\¢1'llll mas#
mi i n u f n hw r l f a wuudhue f u l i § » § " i l n i n fro nt llnu ln'uxe | w n n n g t h m n t h :t h :
m n , 5 I l ¥ P l | ° ° f ¢ ° ° k \ m | ' | " " h z a - 1 1 F n n u w u w d t h n ! o r t h a u g a - l h l l l h i h l b v l l i I
\....\..\.m u . -|..1.- m. mmm -.-_ \.. n....a 1:1 u.|...|.I n h h m m .B a k u i d . e mpied the attention of all ference of the league of Natkms "IH W\""="U"I--»-~\-11 =~--- umeen ann nu n.which is zo meet next Monday in made an offer to finance a mal that they were J.2'»¢35°§§"Zn¢i'en b v i nr 2 " : e _ ~
Paris.suit lg the council would allow stealing und that that was their The Band
The outcome of the troub!e is the §"lt ~ be b'°"§h° 12 the "mf mission when frightened away by
w a n
La w:
I F
Mrs. E. A. Gordon nf Holbrook,
Neb..came last Friday for a www... f~°--a ......,,......... _ ,,Wm "1contest lxgure of 28.49 bushels.The
at theWARRANTY DEEDS c. A~
{I I U L O \ . l U 0 l u l u
N o r d i s k R e a d i n g C i r c l e m e h
h o me o f Pr of .a n d Mr s .
S tu b Saturd ay eve ni n g to
I - w i ; i f - m " r } N i f
llldtlnnlou¢ht.to"i|.1|:lv atmm|¢!=\-mh\nnr ~9 : ~week's visit at the M. D.
'}1ome.Mrs.Gordon is 1
Newell
an old bdngwdalwdbytlzaentln worl||.Iol me my. ||nnn¢ ual munm |....... _ " _ . . - ,..-... x- -_ |.. :hu dl umennu would be me t by 'I . Me edoht.R. ;ln r i i n ia n ti n n Imr th e n t1 t.h n r - ' A NNUA L M E E T I N G C
friend of the Newell's.
Marshall Wilcox in company
with his daughter,Mrs.BessieFrench and family,vidted last
Sunday at the home of Mr.and
Mrs. Sum S.Leele, north of Blmirq
Mr.and Mrs.Ted Lalhrop,
Mjss Wilma Burger and CharlesSylviadroveovertoMissouri:
wm me ummm mums:ue nga...embroiled in a world conflict, is
on every lip.Let us tmlt tha t
the Monroe Doctrine will have
mor¢ effect in the present turmoil
than ln o ur law war when we
suffered an heavily by mixing with
European affairs.
lm. MEAD HAS ACCIDENT
the men interested.This, a por-
don of die council refused to do,
and the matter is at present uvin the air and it is uk°lythlt the
state will take the road downSouth/street which has from the
first bed! its choice.
egormn POL AND BOAR SAL E
-.. ......-,-..-.. -,_, _____ities, Dineen was taken into cue~
wdy and also admitted chicken
ebealing.Steven; it was lound, lvI. brother of the men who werel
sent m the penitentiary some three
Years ago.Prosecution will be atm-t¢d,on
the bunch.
WASH. co. FARM BUREAU
Ruby Bntee et al to Chris H.
The Washington County F Ndann:.,Und. 2~8 Int.in SWK
Bure a u win ho la in a nnua l me e t- ~ g g g m o g a g Ne w
ing Friday,November 20, 1981.Marie ~to n r w G.
The business sezdon will be held _a t t h e C o u n t y ~ ~b i ° " £ § " a ¥ : ; ° . a ~
ginnlng et 10:00 o'clack.g h ;moo
The morning nrogram eondste _,____;__,,__on ~n..\..
dlcusa Elizabeth Beekov's book,"The light a l His Eyes",which
hm been studied by the club this
month.Dana College cooperated with
the American Legion of Blair, in
the Armistice Day program Wed-
nesday evening.The Dunn Col-
lege Se;-vdce Flag, which has 181
.- . ._..__.___.,--.dead, some usdul lemons Ior me
living".,
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
FAVORED BY GOVERNOI
In his statement on. the °P=Di\=|.
of the annual Red Crons roll calll w e d n e s d a v .w h e n o u m t i l u e x u n t i l
- » \ . | . LValley, Iowa last Wednesday and
mended n football game and also
a dinner that evening.
The ladies ol the Episcopal
church held»a very suoeensful din<
ner nt the porlsh hall last Tues~
day evening. .Many eg the towns-people llke to Patrodfethe ladles
because of their chnxplefe and
wholesome dlnnera."`
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frese, o.L
Omlhb.were Monday evening
guests at the parental, A Schulz
home, south of Blalr.The young
Dr and Mrs.Chas R.Mead
drove up io Norfolk last Sunday
and on their return while near
Wisner their our slddded in ihe
loose gravel doing considerable
damage to thdmr and shaking up
the occupants considerably.,Mrs
about the chln but she is getting
along nicely.They were able to
drlve the car home on its own
power
people later attended the practice Mr. ,Bd Hrs. Wm. Linden and
of me " " " ' i * h "which is me M r.and ms .m l Jefferson
weekly at Dana College.Qdroye mo Omaha lan Tuesday aft-
Mead recelverlqnlre 'f severe cut ° hlh 'e ver had.Come co this
At Jensen and Brols Sale Ps-
wlllon,Blair, Salurdsy,Nov.14,
1981 at 180 p m.We,will sell
20 head of pure bredf Spotted
Poland Boara of the llP¥°» BYNHE.
easy leedlng type All eholera
immune, and of the heir. breeding
w e a n d h n y a r e a l he rdlha r-
C R. Sutton and Bon..A8-lt
o u c l m o o u c m r r
The lint of the leries ol month-
ly vfsw vesper consents at mm
College vrlll be dven in the sym-
COMMUNITY CLUB
The Colby Corner Community
Club met at the home ol Mrs.
Japp Rosenbaum Friday aiternoon
with most of the members and
sevm visitors present.
The project laden,Mrs.Ray
Rosenbaum end Mrs. Loulo Dor-
naeker gave a very hxurening
lesson on the selection and proper
ha nglng o l. pimms ,Some very
good reproductlons of master-
pleas were displayed and discuss-
ed.The neat meeting wlll be
COLBY CORNER
mlm Sunday \f°°"\°°\'» N°"1.15 '?""<'*! w'1§.."f' E'.'*"¥"""
of reports by President A.H.
Miller,Treasurer's report by
Howard Jensen,Aud.l\or'o report
by John ~. Hooks and a report or
the County Agenrfs year's work
by Geo. Bates.Aooordlng to the
Constitution and By-laws,four
directors,one woman and three
mm, will be dected ln serve for
two years.The directors whose
leuure expire January 1, 1932 are
Mrs. Ray Rosenbaum, Frank Bl!~!ar,John Stork and George Ohrt.
At noon the meeting wlll ad~
l ° m v . ° u l ¢ m w . s , n s u m n m r
where a free lunch of coffee.
~ doughnuts and apples
m y m na.W.,................Iowa Farm Inv.Oo.: sas swsal
see.s z-1 s -1 1 o Tux L o c 2 s ~
5-17-11 sa.
Paul r e m m and wife w<
Adolph Frahm:SBK Sec.86-17-
Llllian V. Cunnlnsham snd hus-
band fo Bess z. Ven D¢||'gn;'
u n d l s m e m r e s w u rrnv.see. 5-11-11 $1.00.|
D. z. Mnmme rt and W e to "1
L . C a d y ¢ W . I . Ne l s o n : L . a 8 l l
4 B o Arllnglon $825.
nl s n u c r o o lmr D OI NG S
lm szoooo.
rn.- .n.»-r..s .omf-s ...ao M.|..¢
mue Suri, z lllver lwns,u gvlu uumxugwnng unu uunug vum.u|sLnrs, a Red Crosses. Ind 2 chap- memben v ll be sighed in fha
illin insignh, was exhibited at this county outdde of Lincoln,Gav-
pmgnm.amor Bryan mid in pm:
|A "Dana Night" pmgnm isbe-,'A1l of ua know something M
,ing presented before the conven~ the work of the md Cross in din-
tion ol Diltrlc."¢ Luther league! atlaster nlid,health eduealiun andAudubon,Iowa,November 12th. ot the Junior Bed Crou in thuPresident Erlnnd Nelson will be|»¢1mu. But possibly 1 lcwiigures
the main speaker of the eV¢1\ll\8~ as ¢o its work during thélastyedr
The Dana Male Qusrfetw will in our own lille would be inher-
fnmlnh part of the music for the sting.Eighty-nine Bed Cr o!
n r n c r r n m Idnnm n in the state d e a l ]r-~»---»~-f~ »I 120 le rv lbtSamrdsy evening, Nnvember 14, monthly avaragn o
Dann College will join with Mid- md ex-lervlq men or their hm~
lxnd Collage and Waleym Und< iliea ln utralghmning out hang
versity in a college broadcast from pmblema,filing md exvedidnx
main Sudan WOW.Pmddmt their claim: for govemmmt baw-
C1iflond Gillhm of the E
WWW stationed at Sun P¢
I.S, :CrmJ o u o n b u l d n e n .a t t o m -p .m . »b y P w : .A 1 1 ¢ n W = w n x w \ m v w n e m m u x o r u v u u u u n n e a .
I f .m d M m ' J .~~ h l . 9 y r ~ ~ . ° 1 f ' . ~ f } " ¥ ° } ' 2 ~ a i I h a . , . { '. , . .lm n n u n B l ~ f i ' . ? . . . . . . . ,~. I f f .In nun y"l:,|\E`.;i0;6;u];"' ";°., '55 ~ ~ ~ -:Scsi gg thglfjtr ~qblgininlr hospitalization..
adm, I Id
lu t e n j c
l _
soonfthat had bam hnsins fire.'unique contribution of Churcpllfour ngznared ana nrry-mx ne-t...LL..._--_-» ¢».....s r1.....:.........\...e..1.....|...-rn.." i n n Hall!umm hrnkn nurse: *¢r¢GIl1'0"l5d|.l3fhUCalifornia.arrived in Rlnlr A * m b e n o ~ c n u g c a ' n g nu ut: nunu nv \uw cuuavvl uvuniu "--unon,AU;'Y'£"~.. I ' E .' L . ' 1.i"2`_ Isl.......».n..4..-.»~A¢.|1v : ma ma 10 |l m b m m S hm u.;neunnw Baud or Gantrol,on "Nebraska,lt!
country relationship,"
ly mixture of old-
n and phllonphy. Mr.
a big man physiwly
Y other ways.He
ecommended.
nviution is extended
bolh rural and town
ul mu us e ux pu n u r ug ,wuvw\.-ww-»~H...- . . _...__,.____.____w a being held for forgury,thsltette will furnish variety by my hd Cross nursing reserve, ready
lenunee v u n pu-ole tn the of mude.5,V! respond 7-0 calls Iromthe " m v ,
shed!! from three m five yearl.|M i n Ann:C.Wind,Dean qr has lllVY» or communities s h u d
Clllford Van Wmkle, who w\sWomen, ltagvd | "Clean-up" pany
also held for f°rK°rv.w u allsoat the Girls'Dumultory Frlday
paroled to the sheriff.evening, and the girls attacked
Hamld Johnson, who was held their tank with telling results.
for ussault and battery, was pa-,Following the work Miss Wind
roled to the sheriff.served delicious refreshments.
(Continued on nm fa ux)
n u s m m s A N DSOCIAL FORECAST
Nov. 13-Lu¢her-an church bnzur.
I Q é n h n n l r ' . - . » v a . .\
Monday evening,called hom:
gm sqioun illness of his moe ny mg pmouue us me name UI mr. 1uu |.l\ll»Ill\¢ an svnther, and Mm. Lyle Guyer.lattend.|A BED LETTER DAY R'nim -}».g.;»1=
Mrs. Chan. Gilliam.He wlllapend'Mrs.Watson Tyson and :ister Luz Sunday was _n red letier §}a}l\§"a`§`§°¢]a f.hlry day furlough here.Ihlra.Chu. Haynes enjoyal quilt:mv o nc ns GRANTED day (nr Mrs. N. G. Jensen ofeut fashioned fu
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.Kaopman ins a quilt for the latter at the ._ ..=|...¢.»M..-»\..f MM.. Colfax street for on that day all °b9'u°' is '
returned home from North Platte. 1. yuan home mn: weelnesday. mrs.ul me "' " "' " " " " "" " ' " """ " `_ of her children were at home with and in man;Hn .Clara day decrees of divorce H ld the exception of one daughter who wmea well I
Ls Citv.was ted io Lola Wagner from aro .....:..l.. ..¢ 'n....;....¢,....a 1.r-\\'nm An ntihm a
Inc!Qn§\\wInu nhr \!n#h..;;.~HBVNEB'daulrhter'wus |..n.»»\\|in;Analli u.u.:l.n ACW ' " '" " " u " " " |w m k s Ahh:a t fn..hnmn n f nma.. Thompson o f Karma
d,;J§;,;;f'm`§é. 'ij §j"§m;;s"';;5 also riresent as she is vxlniiég her Wagner, and to Jens Jensen from
family.Mr.Koopman Ian Mon- mother and other relatives until Stella Jensen.
day for Lincoln, where he entered the 1atter part oi' 1:he week when .
the Veterans Hospital to receive elne wlli go to Hasunge where she The regular meeting_of _the
xcuuc o uh Axvuuusavnu, J.1\:u»l.¥»||'v|"Su Igr an dc hi ld r en wer e als o pr ea en tto to every one,
assi st in mai dng th ing s live ly .Th e P@°lJl¢, to be
da y wa s s p e nt i n vi s i tin g a n d th e ber 20.The
uniml fine dinner was served. Mrs. end at 3:00
r wi th u s o n No ve m
a en ti re n m n n m wi ll4 ;1 u\ r¢L...u v v l \ . r U l | \ \ | 1 » vl v A .Nov. 14--summ snotted Pol||Everett Tyson Jr. now ntatioqedl NOTICE 'm""|e' Jemen`& Ba-oss.
at Decatur, spent Wednesday aft--Np\f. 14-Masquerade dance a t|erno¢m and night at t h e M . ~GMA Old Time Sunner ht Coun<M. W. A. hall.o'clock
1 -
funher ire ¢9. f hi I .is moving.\¥'y¢h|N\Sisters was held u m i h ttlMrn men or s QE I Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown and Tuesday evening at the K. P. hall |ensen gg of 1 e ea;-ly B;" g
. and Mrs.Louis Nueva and ~are an a host of rien anchildrenfLap]Dorothy and Herbert,and Mr. There was a good aitendance and acquaintances in and about Blu,_Mr. and Mo.nite,came early Clark H.Brown of Lincoln who a delicious lunch was served by .down to Oms§'"i"Y mon-png w spend the day hu been visitinnv ham..¢;~\a».1 m...».f..... ra. R, .ma hrm smwm ,.,.....- .,..,..,..,..- -.-..._sem Parker
rs. F. W. Amdt we,,ti'1`v=°n home.ldlfzbfanl I'\{».|rsda§ 2»§ming, Novf ov. 21-»~'3veng'a1-mzl; Duroc boar salemhnRnflxrdnu fn una.Mr.and Mrs.w. D. Hughes.19, 1931, by Baptist church.43-lt Nov. 21--E.Fairchild Hampshire§'{"+1{I."RL."§.f.,..f.'"| we nt to Om last Thursday and|I 'boar sale at Jensen & Brass'at me parental Fred Soll home.Other out of town callers durlng
the dny were Mr. und Mrs. George
Warne, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wolff
all of Omaha, Mrs Bertha Zeman
of Scrihner, Mrs. J. E. v land Mis; Mane Hamannoggth of
Fremont.the First Congregational church of
Fremont last Sunday and enjoyed
very much,the pageant of the
hlrtory ol the church which was
presented The Congregntiorul
church ln Fremont han been ob-
.senring its seventy-fifth annlver-
_sary the put week.
Plans were arranged to entertnin
the members of the K. P.lodge
and their wives at their hall Mon-
day evening,Nov.16th.Ente r
lalnment will he furnished and re-
freuhmente served.
Advmdn ln The lennwfmn.
\ . u u u . |\ , u n v n n n 3 n u v . a v
The dstrlct court will convene
for its (all seudvu on Monday,
November 80 and on December lst
the jury will be called-The
grin o f c ue u will be ha rd and
the lesdon promises to be A bw
one.
---_._. ...-~,.r........d Ak hMr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeGm1f ntten ed the -Sal'-Ben . e °"'|Wisner-A.J.Hopkins pur-
were 01281; of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Hilton Rhbxdes last Tuesday eve
ning.~
Eden Severance, one of Blalfs
popular teachers, spent the week:
gd wi th home folks at Ge ntnl
ty.
and spent until Sunday vnutlngwith relatives ln that city.Their
aon~ln-law,Andrew Siedelman,
who was injured two months ago
when a truck hit him, ll still con#
fined at home.Relatives und
frlendn are sorry to lmuw that he
will remnin somewhat crippled.
'chased Orville Thompson's meqt'market in anilicial ice plant
building.g
SCHOOL CA LENDAR
Nov. 20-Football, Blair at Lyons
Nov. 26-B\nir vs. Tekamah, heres» Nov,z e z v - m n u n v m g w a u u é
Blair ma vmnuy enjoyed a B'°°a_Dec.Z-Practice debates begin.
rainlnt evenlng beglnnlng atduxk Dee.4-Senior Hlgh Operettn.
and lllliht several hours.Dec. 19 fhrletmaa vacation.
Binh'm m m ,Nuvember 1981
Wnman md Mines:Spend $10
'.um Fuhlon e m u :BeautyParlorm d rendu a complain
Permmeut Wlve'Free ul Chxrge.m m your nppointments na w-
~`\
rs/~n t ears service
~ t ' i n ~ , ~ ~ m p le te ,m m f
C a ll 47 a n d ma k e y o u r app oin t-
me n ts no w a n d g e t s ta r ted on th i s
U a .
mmm ANNIVERSARY
RED CROSS POSTER
to Blair.
Mrs. Andrew Nelson and
dren lpent Saturdny evanln~
Mrs. Carrie Jacobsen.
Marie Andersen of Blalr,last week at the home obrother, A1-thanand family.
Charles Paudion and familMartha Haier were wlsltlng f
and relatives ln Omaha Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Magi
/1
e Chhrches
Y 'rm-:ni 1>As'rons
mmm ANNIVERSARY
RED CROSS POSTER
CH vices which will begin at 7:30 each
evening.The young fulks are es-
pedally invited.~ ~ mty years service
~1:t o h u m a n i t y
.~.:_._.A...f f . . , - - . ~ , ,
B A P T I S T C H U R C H
L. J . Morag, Pastor
......._
'| 1 wa s
line.Taking advantage of thi!
break, they artied the hall over
for a wuchdmm in the early part.
of the Iounh quariar.When the
hkingu got the ball again,they
opened up an aerial attack thatcarried them keep into Lnthexll
rxitory. But at this point Luther
inkrcepwd one of Dana's passes.
S0 the game ended with the bd]
in th., center at the field, and the
.=I
The starting line-up for both
teams was as follows:
Sandberg - - - - -LE - - - - Carlsen
L i n ~ a l l . . -- - - L 'I ' - -- - J o lms o n
an
l/./
0 p
As Tow BY 'r1=iE1irPAs'rons
rkmrrr 1,U'rHEruu~r CHURCH
W. Linmln and 2nd Streets
|n l
CHRISTIAN c mmc n
A. J. Enrgett, E-'anim
Bible School, 10:00 a. m.
Guriatian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.
P.-Waning worship, 7:80 p. m.
Mid-week meeting,Wednesday,
1:80 p, m.Missionary mdety meets li mi
Thundny in,¢nch month.Choir practice at the church
Thursday evening at 7:30.Sunday evening, I wlsh to have
1 heart to hean talk with you.
Come .hear lt and brlnz another
with you.let us worship together; let usmy with the Pnalmlsz of old," I
vu glad whan they said unto me,k t u s go into the house of Je-
hovnh".The first program by the Wom-
xn's Council will be presented at
the church Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Everybody is invited.A silver
nller-ing will be taken.
Su n da y Sc h oo l, 9 : 45 A . M.
Se rvi c e s a t 10 : 30 A . M.
Ge r ma n services eve ry second
m d f o u r t h Su n d ay i n th e mo n th .
Ehlmish servic es every f i r lt, th i r d
m d f i f th Sunday ..
Satur day i nstru c ti on ( B i b le Hi s
\|z ' ~ li M .
DANISH EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH. ORUM
Hans C. Jeraild, Pastor
10:00 Sunday School and Bible
Class.
11:00 Servica.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Walter H. Jackson, Putm-
Are there any "Signs of God in
ject for the sermon next Sunday
morning."The Lolt Crown"will be the
subject of the first sermon al the
Epwonh League Fellowship Ser-
viem whlch begin next Sunday
evening and cuntinue during the
week,excepting Samrday night.
Speaker! from out of the city will be
Bev. Norlln of Herman, Dr. Howe
and Dr. Weis of Omaha, and Edgar
d Arlingtnn, Dean of the E.L.
Institute.
Everyone is invited to the ser-
CALHOUN SCHOOL NEWS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS
.Continued from page one)With all due ceremony,the
Juniors issued invitations,Wed-.nadny noon w a Hallowe'en party Rxvett Lbr. & Coal C0.805.26
m he hem November zna.The Sfewnn Pharmacy L63
_
vic es whic h will begin a t 7:30 eac h
evening.Th e y ou ng fo lk s a re es -
p e d a l ly i n vi t d .
work has come in.The church
and psalm' are pmud of these.
A number of our pupiln will re-
ceive me gold pin in the Gross
and Crown system, which will be
given them lor A year of unbroken
attendance..Mrs. G. E. Stanley was on handto hkso nrmwc lnu o f bo y s a nd
girls between the ages of slxlcen
and twenty.Thirty members were in atten-
d-ww at the two young peoples
societies Sunday evminz-
The Rosotfa led us in tina wor-
ship services which were also ex-
trémely evangelistic.We are sor-
ry somn of our own people mind
these services.'These converted
Jews are both capable and eamest.
The Mid-year Association meets
Friday with the Fremont. church,
10:00 a. m.We would like whave
ten of our members vmenh
l m r n s r c a u n c n
L. J. Moran, Pastor
Sunday School attendance was
eighty-three, with five of our reg-
ular atumdanu at The Gmen
School House in a Gospel Team
service.Dudley Carter led in this
urer.I t is ou r memfbers wh o
ma k e i t possible f o r he r to pa y
the c hu rc hes bills.Br i n g or s e n d
i n y o ur collec tion envelopes regu-
la rly .Plea se pu t y o u r pled g e fo r
c urrent expense an d benevolenc e
...~
lope.II you have forgotten the
amount of either pledge the
treasurer can tell you what it isl
"Not slothful in business", was
Paula advice.Hamann, 12:11.
FIRST |.U'rnnnAN cmmcu
James N. Lund, Pnstox-
|Divine Services Sunday at 10:45.
Sunday School at 9:80.
Evening Serwcea at 7:80.
The Junior Choir of thirty-two
voices will sing at the :naming
service.
On the program Friday evening,
Nov.18th,Dr.N.C.Carlsen,
pmsident ol our Synod willspeak.
Confirmation Class meeu Smw
day at 10.
|Wnve $1-dry,5: Slmmpoo End]
. .L un~ay eve~g vis~itors at Ray Mnglll's.Mr.and Mrs.George laftis
and family were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the Caleb Loftis home
in Blair.
Mx-. and Mrs. Arthur Andersenand Aniith spent Sunday nt thelan Peteritm home.
Mx. and Mrs. Chester Hovendick
and Jean were Sunday afternoon
visitors at Freeman Lo!tis'.Eddie Paulson, Delbert Fletcher,Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson andfamily were among those attend-ing a dance at the Pete Andersen=_;g=»-<=near Spiker, Saturday eve-
ng.
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§Chas.Cameron
E ~AUCTloNEER
§_BLAIR NEBRASIU
§Live Stock, Real Estate§and Farm Sales
Si Johnson
AUCTIONEER
BL AIR.NEBR-
See Us for Bookings
Farm Sales a Specialty
Call at Hamburger Shop
Nsnvous?sLzEPus§s1
K you are nervous and rat-Iess; if you can't deep,
eadky, have Nervous Heade ..ae:-vsém 1ndigest;>;xnU g°" In a
Auto Sickness-take Dr. Mila
Hluvumn Nervine Tablets.Dr. Regus,noted eduatnr,
'Rfk-el:"My mile has been micr-*W f m 'Mfvoumeu andalaeplumzu and we #nd
Dr.. Milef. Efervucmtf:,;- Tablets a great re-
i go -much on pub _IM f @ =
,,»~but if::
nmed du: 4| nelly goal'Rm. gow. #gpm Ph.p.
P . 0 .a:51,| -y .W c a ¢,Fl| .
G d b m n a n u l n ; u s o .h r n F u k u i l u n S u n i l u m m .
wo \¢z\1'CIl .on ~1ii§~W N E R V I N I - 3
~:_1 ,
money on your Beauty Work-by1ltaking advantage of mm you can
save 50%of what you 5pend.
*Fashion Center Beauty Parlor--.the leading Beauty Parlor in all
of Washington county.43-ltl!~3:3§'$f\&\\§vrans;n-----C-5 --Vig Flnu Rnrln|r|.......Rnlfln i n f h f lPearaen - - - - RG - - Nommenxen
N. Anderson - RT ~ - - A. Jensen
Y o \ md - - - - - R E - - Th o r g e n n e n
C. Anderson - - AB -Christiansen
Steele - - - - . LH - - - Petersen
H i g h - - - - - - R H - - - 8 . J e n s c n
G \ 1 l l e e u - - - - F B - - - ~ - - K o h l
Substitution:for Dann:Soren-
sen lor Jamison, Smith for Sor-
ensen,Thompson for Carlsen,
Smith for Sorensen,Boulier for
Thorgenun.
Referee:Schrider, Peru Normal,
Herman;Umpire:Kirby Cook,
Cornell,Blair;Head Llnesman:
Llchliwr, Midland, Blair.
Statistics of the game: Score-
Lnther 6, Dans 0;firs t do wns-
Luther 8,Dana 7;yards gd nw
i mm scrimmage:Luther 159,
Dana 183;yards lost from shrim-
mage: Luther 81, Dana 14; punts:
Luther 12 average 31 yards, Dunn
ll average 30 yards; punts return-
ed:Luther 4 for 53 yards, Dam
10 for 94 yurds; ldckoffsz Luther
2 average 43 yards, Dana 1 fur
30 yards; klckoffs returned: Luth-
cr 1 for S yards, Dana 2 for 31'-
yards;passes attemptcl:Luthcr
M,Dana 13;prsses cc-\:;\lr!e-!~
Luther 2 for 27 yards, Dann 3 for
42 yards; opp. passes intercepted:
Luther 2, Dana 2; fumbles: Luthvr
8, Dana 3; own fumbles recovered:
Luther 1, Dana 2; opp fumbles "W
covered: Luther 1, Dann 2; penal-
l1
lvicinily ii£pm`éed.
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mrs.John Jackson,Miss Ma n
gal-et M'1:Conm1ha, Mrs.ElizabethStaplesandMaryHelenwereWednesday afternoon vmton atLouieHovendickh.Mrs.Frank'boltis was there also.
Geraldine Magilfwag a Tuesday
E i g h t vi s i t o r a t t h e R a y M a g i l l
o m e ,
The Telbasta League members
w e n e n mr t d n n i an d m m mah-
regular meeting at the HerrmmSpdck home Tuesday eveningMlnrgaret M\:Conndm took dm!
ner at the Frank laftil home on
; 'Wednesday .
MF. and Mrs. Fddln Fléfnhor aiu!Del ;p¢nf"u§;s'a;§ 'a;;;f;._.;';.;
the F. E. Fletcher home.Mm. Elizabeth Staples and MaryH e I e n w e r e T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g v i s -
| n H |n l f l n n v n n | n ¥ N n 9
M r . a n d ~o 1 ~ompson and
lllurry Petersen,10,senior at
SCHOOL NURSE
COMPLETES INSPECTION
Dans college, has been elected edi-.tor of the Danian, Dana year hook.'
Petersen, who weighs two hun-
dred and thirty pounds and is six
feet and five inches tall, in nick-
named "'Iiny".He is a graduate
o l the Hampton (Neh.)high
school, which he Iinished in seven
semesters.At Dana he repented
this feat by completing his col'
lege training in seven semesters.
He expects w reeelve his B.A.
degree this spring,mejorlng i n
mathematlw eclmcee, and hopes
to teach.
Mrs.Emma Washburn,school
nurse for the Blair city schools,
completed the work of inspecting
over 800 students this week.The
general health record of the stu-
dents is cenddered gnod.How-
ever, there were many acses ol de-
fective tensile, and bad teeth.A
notation was made of the defects
ol each student, and this notation
has been sent to the parents to
enable them to do whnt eenecdve
I
'work is necessary.
Blair Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Loftis and
Birdie Helen were Friday evening
visitors at the Leonard Loftishome.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher and
famil of Beatrice, were Sunday
mornng visitors at the homo ofF. E. Fletcher.
Several from here attended thedanceinHermanThursday eve-
ning and heard the "CountrySchool" from KMA, who furnishedthe mimic.Mr.and Mrs.Louie I-lovendick
left Leroy and Earl at F. E.
Fletcher's Friday while theywenl
Mrs.Chris Hlnz and James and
Bernard Thompson.
Mrs. Wm. Harrison and Ada
spent Friday afternoon at me
home of Mrs. Chris I-linz.
Dan Thompson accompanied Ah
Rose of Blair, to Lyons Wednes-
day where they attended the Odd
Fellows convention.
Mrs.Ab Rose of Blair,spent
he day Friday with Mrs. James
Thompson..4
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Cook and
children of Arlington,Mr. andMrs. Weston Long and children,
Mrs.Elizabeth Ackerman andfamily of Herman,Mr.and Mrs.
Geo. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Waller
Sappcnfinld,Grandpa Jensen and
Mrs. Laura Tofte spent Sunday attheLudwig Jensen home,thatbeingMrs.Jensen's birth nhniver-
sary.,
bmi only a touchdown or two dip
'ference between the two teams.
Tekamah again has a very mon;
team which specializes ln running
attacks.Blair high has a very
strong line and a team that under-
stands iorward passing.'I'here~lore, we find that the teams are
very evenly matched and this
game can go to either Tekamah
or Blair.Last ye Tekaamh won
by only a single touchdown, and
when the game ended the ball was
on Tekamalfs one yard line.Te-
kamah failed to register after the
first quaner, and Blair continuedto fight until the very end of the
game. However, Blair is determin-
ed to avenge the defeat ol 1930.
Both wanna are usually pointed for
this contest, and this contest draws
l=o0frBAI.|. SEASON DBAWS'ro A CLIMAX
There di ll nma lns two very
impartmt guna:on the high
school footblll scbeduls.On rm-
day, Novunber 20. tha mm- fum
tx-lull m Lyons, where they meete m m a n ;high school fwmbm'
mm o f me c i t y .L y m h u a m-
ways been l factor in un-eentnl
conference football contests,m d
thi »y urL yo nabo| at4 xmeo!t.he
beat mama In the hhtary of the
nuhools.This il nlso n eonfannce
game.Should Blair win this
g\me,they would than be i n a
podtlon tn challenge Teklmlh for
to teach.
He hu been prominent ln :parte
while nt Dum.He wln Kwlrd on
the football team two years,but
this year wan not eligible to plny
ln conference guna; bamme he
had f/oo mmy college credits. Dun-
ing the put bukefball lesson he
wa s mmm f o r t he mm a n d a t
g;°;°==* is doe pxemldsnt of the D
uPetersen hu been on the su!!
of the Harmon, Dum mulentnewo-
paper, two nan.'nm year he u
h-y ln¢ o ut!o r t he D| .\u nmpe ll|
choir.
Be ll the son of N. Petersen,
owner ol the Pefunn lumber yu-d
at Gibbon, Nab.
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conference championship of the
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Gian Tehmlb. on wcqunt of Te-
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208 1 a nd thr oug h the bir thd ay s of
the Re d Cross i n a ll the fu tu re
c e n t u r i e s .
Joseph M. Clement ls the artist of
t h i s a f f e c t i ve a n n i v e r s a r y p o s t e r ,
w h i c h f o l l o w s o u t t h e s l o g a n o f t h e
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The Robert lllller 'travelogue
loetaue,weompanied by motion
pidmeu, vu enjoyed hy practic-
ellynll nf theehildrm of the
Senior Ind Junior high sdmolu,
md the pupils of the Sth md 6th
gndel.Robert Hmcr was chle!
zdde and cinematographer of the
Ad i ti :expedtion which spent
tive and une-half y u m i n At l ;
Minor.This travelogue proved to
be an excellent leclme in Biology
end Binary.Hr. Miller provedfa
be a very nmmung lecturer, and
hh 'lecture ma pictures were en-
joyed by all those present.
THREE WEEKS
REPORTS SENT OUT
The three weeb reports eon-
eeming pupils doing failing or
unndafuxory work luve bean nent
to the parents.Th u s mm m n o
for the purpose of prevsndng pu-
pils hom falling.I! the pamntn
caopsnte with the i n d i a n in
many mu. thay are nbk to pro-
v mt A Mlm a n the p a n a t mu
children.Fli lulu ua c o s tly no t
only btlu pnpils buttatlxeanhool
di ltrln la we ll.Th u d o n , i t i l
tho but policy to pnv ent hlluru
if poulblo.
Pathfinder and $23 a |;`foN|.v ~ ~
The Enterprise $1. 50 .~l~
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NEBRASKA WEEKLY
INQUSTBIAL REVIEW
Curtis--T.E.Norman opened
cleaning eltnhlinhment here.
Bddgupov*Spgnr beet har-
vest underway in this .vic.inley.
A :
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Luther '25, Dana 15
fdl l and you will save money-
?as on Center Bargains-501::die s Rayon Silk Hose 25c;254:Childrens Rib Hone 15e;il fabric Ladies Gloves-small
xizes-Z5c;50c Ladies Silk Stripe
lersey Bloomers 89c;50c Chil-Lren's Silk Stripe Jersey Bloomers
Z9c;50c Girls Rayon Silk Bloomers
!9c;$1 Ladies rayon silk bloom-
:ra and step-ins 47c; $1 Childrens?nn?:le Dresses, 2 for $1.E0;$10hree-piece Knit Suits, sizes 14 to
50, go at $3.98; 454: box Kobex Z5c;
values w $3 Felt and Velvet HamForLadies go at 25c;$1 Washl
Dresses,sizes 14 to 52,shor¢sleeves, go at 2 for Sl;$10 SilkDressesgoat $5.88;$15 Silk
Dresses go at $7.95;$26 WinterCoatsforLadiesat$16/15;510 Girls Camel 523, Coat and
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expression; of great joy from the|Frye Miz- C0 .7510_00' BELL CREEK VALLEY NEWS
nhlrfnnt hnd v.| mM n m. c u."1 '!. - - IThe eighth grade entertained theseventh grade with u party held
at the cityhall October 26th. The
party was a masquerade,and
pdzes were given for the cleverest
costumes.Betty Pick received
hrst among the xirls for her cos-
tume as a hunehlmck;Elizabeth
Beales, who appeared as a clown.
received second.Among the boys,
Urban Cuchelin,who came as a
cowboy, received flrst, while Geo.
Eiessen received second for his
'hoho" suit.
Tryouts for the Glee Club oper-
etta, "Lady Frances", will be held
Tnmday, November 8rd
Wednesday night at 8:80 the
this went out to the north side of
the first and second grade room
¢o have' some stunt iutsr Cath-
erine _Kruse_psssed all of the
stunts and earned 100 points which
showed she lmdput l n a l o t o l
pncden.Several other glrlseame
very close bo this mark boo.An-
other fest on those same stunts
wlllbe gi v enlnNo v e m r.After
#Ve n m the girls for pnetlee.
These will be more dllficudt.The
drll held a. iifteen minute meeting
is the laboratory Monday s m :
orhool to discuss some dunge l
Url- Head had made In the Club.Th" lea rne d haw many points
they hld to have to earn the var#
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Teachers College, Columbia
UniversityIt was moved by C. A. Robeson
and seconded by J. T. Nelson that
the bllls be allowed as ra d a nd
orders drawn in payment of same.
None voting "Ns y"the president
9.259:ms
5.00
16.33
25.24
5.28
1.69
3.16
56.68
2.40
80.00
8.851
"declared the 'motion carried.
(It was moved by R- C. Hitch-
man and seconded by c. A. Rolf
econ that the installation of the
hot water heater system. as tur-
nished by the Moore Plumbing Co.
be accepted
All memhen present voting
"Aye",nous voting "Nay"the
president declared the motion cu-
l t was Ng u l u l !moved and
seconded that school be dismissed
for Thanksgiving, on Novsmher26
and 21. mal.
All memben voting "aye"the
president dsdlnd tbg motlonear-
rl/ad.There being no farther business
'that a new group of will b n»a.
'°'f~e " r" *~§'== *e°=~'%~<'.°fe of Qoeo aubs lore \he Boud,ths yon
Mrs. George Stranger spent last
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Lallman..
Irvin and Leona Hellman
Fremont shoppers Thursday
ning.
The pupils of llhe Blsbee
school and the teachers,'Misses
Elsie Wilson and Norma Holtman
enjoyed a Weiner and marshmallow
roast at the school house Thursday
evening.
lin-.and Mrs.Dick Lallman
spent Sunday vddting relatives at
North Bend
in-./and Mrs. "Pete" Katt and
family, Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Holt-
man and Lester were Fremontshoppers Saturday.
Little Richard Ruwe visited the
Lallman school Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Lallman
glle d o n Fremont relatives Sun-
y,
McCARTHY AND
noNG CREEK
Edna, Bde and Howard Thom
;.°h°and Mr. tlhd Mis.I ; |-s
nmpson sevening at 53? N2l."'15'.1m hom:
Tuesday.m r -e e n n . Q ~
son nday at the Leon mi l? » ..§ .';.
nu. md Mrs. Charter Aronsoaaud
family allsd in the afternoon.
Dick
were
mor-
high
<
condenser;
NO "cross-talk"l
we nuiux
DENSERCON-A¢_q \Ta
qmxaxxopnplmmmnunuxedfu; n mn s » l , s l d l 1 l d n \ mn d n d f o r
alntfe r.
The d n t and second gndea
w u e n r y n r r y t o h x n h w n n o u
Hnrv s yuds hlx-le yHo wa rdmo n
mu y .m m e m m m p m m
mnkinglndlnnbookletn.The thkd and lumlix gndu
m m n l a n w o m o n h h a n d n
edlle (or \heflnhbowL Theroom
lzut y v a ne w ge n nlu mph nh.
Tha mu d grade pupils n n
i tt xd y l ng hp m.
Wh&le¢tudylngaboutA.frlc\tl»
i o urt hzrl de a h ule n tulmd a c o -
mu mt l n t h e l r c l u s .
s e v u n m m m u n g m a m u n n g
p o a n n w e n w d m n b y t h e t i n h
~|mde pupils as nn English pmjugi.
'nm fifth grade history clan
na da dmwlnn o f | Vi klnk bo lt
ti uljournod.mo on At h lt :Emut s a mmc ,
Soenhry.
DANA LOSES 'ro
L u m n a c o m m a s
The Dm: Viking; lost u haut-
bruldng foo tba ll gum to the
Swd nh gtldsmn from Luther
College ol Wahoo, Nob., Satunhy,
0 c t.'l,hy nno o no !6 -0 .
Tha VND!! wok tha bull at fu.
opening of Cha :omg and mnmhed
it down to Lut.her's tive yard limabut hlled fn put it mms! ln four
attempts;Luther took pomeadon
of tha ba llo nthe lro wno no y lrdli naa lxdpuni edtothothlrtyy ud
line when Kohl,Dlnu's safety
ma n to o k lt md re hl me dl tt o t he
ty yud li ne. But Dm ngaln
hind m convert it nm. .. nmm-nv
Ruthjme,l'm|l.\m m of
Hayes Houhd.m in a to ati
mndnho o l o r n t s w d n y s o n l c -count of pnhou ivy infection.Mrs.John Bu ry accompaniedharmoths,u n .Mueller togoomddd lust 'hwldm returning
y.'11mmpson men Instnmgnzwith har cousin,
sMr. md Hn. Chris Hlnx enlledat thu George Ohrt. homo Eundny
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nstter mtah
tained uversl of thdr friends at
dismal'Sunday.Those pnaent
were Mr.and Mn .SeymourSmith, Mn. v. Smith and Arlen
ul Omnhl, Mr. And M n .ErneztKruse, Mr. ma Mn. Harry 8el¢:`m d Mr.and M n .Joe u m m. .Dr. und Mrs. P. J. Hunter of Om:-\lu alled in f-he dtesuoon.
_John Barry an
a
s
Ind the gntee of St. Augusang to
correlate with their red*-ations.
The sixth grade pupils mlde
dx-:wings or a Greek theatre,a
Bemm home, Phoeddnn alphabet
.md weapons of the arly people.
The dghth grade students have
-el oflleerl.The areelectedthrY:ying-president,Ma:-gylow Wilder-
|un; aaaetary and treuurer, Nell
\Dox.
um»m s14,ooo school :mua-
l'l'he §»|§Lx§`""I»§§`§1B35
ed in Imthefe territory.It was
not until the latter part o f the
second quarter that Luther got I.few breaks and got possadon of
the ball i n Da m'| wmmy.Thu
U r n b m ended vim Luther in
possession of the ball on Dania
'twenty yard line The Dunn wm-
pletely ontplnyed the Swede: dur-
ing the nm hdl.
The third quarter both m m
~ 013 shout even terms.Moet
Rosenbaum called on H n .Will
Thompson Monday aiwrnoon.
The ll¢C°rU1y Extension Clubmet at Hia home of Mm OrvilleHumlton hat Thurldny lltemoon.g -= memben d to roll
The leuon " enannlity andPictura" wu pmenwd in a veryefiident manner by the la de n,Mn. Jammu Thompson and Mn.Ludwig Jensen.An |11 day meet-
ing wn plmne d for the next
meeting whigh will be "framinga picture". at the James Thamp~son home No date was set.
Clarence R. Jensen
tVinton-Evans Clievrolet Com pany
H 1 5 vnvuuaGnveilnzaf Hinhwm No. 12 me ¢m§ :mu " " " ° " ° " " " ° ° ""'f" "'" °' mo m '°" "IM a n c o ur s e , ws u be u m ' r h mn w i n z s m m b x m - o m 100 nrloadaNhbnn te a ms m i a b l e g n ~ y ;&ond1y After- Day contest with Tsknmxh, which potaloel shipped out of hem dub
5 before um third quarter ended Those from um vicinity mmm- will be fought on the low foot- lng Ocfaber.
.,. interior Luther blmked one of Dnm'n ding gh,Ak.3u~.B,n show m_l>lll fidd.This 'rhmugivng Dny Hyannis-870 carloads cattle
punto on Dlna's own mug,Omaha.the put we ek n m My, gsme hu nlwxya been very closely lhlppsd from here up to ncent
.and Mrs. Ludwig Jensen,Mr. mdeonmated, and usually than hu d m .
a
''v,;a.f "mdpndieally completed,
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DANA COLLEGE QUARTET
A m m x s u r v m c PUNCH
When the family ll nt home on
Thmlwzlvinx dny why not he -t
them as you would treat yourguest; at I more o r lee formal
dla i r.A pleasing punch le ml~
wuyl appropriate and you will be
surprised how ment of those
pzuem wi ll patronize lt.It i s
desirable to nerve some alldleunulugl.A delicious -
ger punch,12 glnuea,may he
made from B quuts cold wuter,
1% cups sugar, 1 cup preserved
singer, 1%cups lemon juice and
8 cup: orange jdee.Chop gln~
get.Add water and sugar and
boil 16 minutes.Add lrui t ,idea
oool,atrlin,und dilute with
crushed ice.
Hlnta To 'l'he_ Housewife
Look over your emergencyshell und see whether or not you
hnve everything you ue likely tone d for the coming holiday
season.Guests are likely_to ar-
rive unexpecuedy and you should
be stocked so that soups, salads,
a nd de e a e x ta ma y b e ma de a ta
momen£'|notice without the
necessity o l telphouing or run-
ning to the nearest store.
Don't forget at least a can and
a package of coconut.Thi~
used much more by the average
housewife than it is.The uoutl-|~
em nyle coconut is particularly
desirable for use with cake icings,
candy,fresh fruit combinations,
sweet salads,gamiahes or decor-
ations.l t ;moist swetuesa and
attractive appearance make i t
ideal here.
You should also have a paknge
o!the old-fashioned standby,
shreded coconut,whlch is ideal
for any dish in which it is com-
.~',.4
. * - " " | 'H #I
.a f
_.~'a l
4 ~\~
cup milk and beat with egg heat-
er one minute.Sift dry ingred-
ients 0039*-her and add alternately
wi th xe s t o l ml lk to ma ke soft,
d h.Add more flour if»`L =~,.Roll out one-fourth
lnch thick on slightly floured
board; cut with doughnut cutter;try in deep corn oll, hot enought n b mw n a p l e o e o f b r e a d i n 6 0
seconds, 875 degrees i f D n l n
well on soft paper and sprinkle
with powdered sugnr jult belore
While not trsditionnl,some
lovers of the "hole-y food" may
enjoy them frosted with nn icing
made with com syrup and ess
whites.
Tndltlolml Mlnee Meat
One lb. lean beef,Si lb. mist,
'é pkg. seeded ralsina,56 pkg.
needless nlslns,'fi lb.currentin
2 pkgs.candled cltron,1 pkg.
orange peel, 1 pkg.lemon peel,
3 cups sweet cider,1%cupssugar , 2 taps. salt, 8 lbs. apples,
chopped;2 taps.cinnamon,%
tsp.sllsploe,'A tsp. nutmeg,'/a
cup lemon juice,7 oz. can cran-
berry sauce, 1 cup nut meats,
and 1 cup cooking sherry.
Run bee!and suet through
food chopper,plane in n deep
kettle with the drled and candied
fruits, the sugar,salt and cider.
Simmer for about 30 minutes.Add all remaining ingredients
except nut ments and cooking
wine. Cook slowly until thick,
add nuts and wine.Pour bollllu!
mixture into sberlllzed glass jars.
Make 8 quarts.
Modern Mlnoe Mes!
Two lbs. apples, M lb. snet, 1
lb. seeded raidns, % lb. currents;
I . e
I m\'- I '° " '
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~" " '~s r ~' ~¥ ' "
I
l g,¥
Ankenen ma Rohm ~en.The above quartet from Dam Collega. ||ng lt the Armiddeeday program given in the B. F. D.open house yésfcrday.
and hot water for about five min-Ilidoumus of some dill:placed
owe.Add comstnrch mixed withlhefore them.
oold water.Cook,stln-ing can-
stantly; about 10 minutes longer.
Cool.When ready to use pour
into pie tin lined with Heh pie
paste.
Mem es: Minn Mat
Two lbs.apples,1 cup seeded
raidns,1,5 cup seedless raisinl,
'A cup currents,1 pkg.cnndlod
citron, 1 cup brown sugar, 2 cups
granulated sugar, 1 tsp.aalt,8
cups sweet cider, 'L cup butter,
7 oz. can cranberry mance,juice
and rind of 1 lemon and orange,
2 taps. cinnamon, 2 taps. mace, 1tap. nutmeg, 1 tsp. cloves,and ll
cup almonds.Place apples,dried fruits, dt-
ron, sugar, alt, cider end butter
in n deep kettle.Simmer for
about 80 minutes.Add remain#ing ingredients (accept nut
meats)and cook slowly until
tlfick.Add chopped almonds
last.Store in n covered jar in a
cold place or seal in sterilized
glass jars.'l\vo quarts (filling
for three ples.)
The mnming lamb chop,l l
acoompanled by 1 crisp len!o l
which has been placed
crisp pickle, makes n
impression than the
alone.Tha (i nt nib-
crisp pickle whats the
lettuce, on
an ¢<1\1ll1y
far better
lamb dmv
ble st the
lappetite for the delicious chop.
Garnluhen should be featured as
much as possible.Not only are
,they attractive to the eye,but
'they serve as appetizers and ln'many cases furnish the body with
a lurprlaing amount of minerals
and salts that are greatly needed.
'Two dr three bottles of pickles of
various kinds placed upon the
emergmcy shelf, will enablg you
to gamlah. many of your dishes
even' when company arrives un-
expectedly.
Cottage Pudding
One-lourth cup butter,56 cup
sugar,l egg,56 tap. vanilln,$6
tap. lemon extract, 2 cups family
flour,1 tsp.baking powder,55
tap. aalt,'A tsp.soda,55 cup
evaporated milk,55 cup w ma
and 1 tbsp. vinegar.
._ _ _m d vilwlif-A M sltarmwy f u m i a o u t o f p h a b a c k o f s
with qry ingrediante w tint mix-,deal-ing wheel leeml to be nthex
Nanci-: OF FINAL REPORT
A. C. Debel, AttorneyTHECOUNTYCOURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
A m m x s u r v m c PUNCH
When the flmily il lt homg on
\ I l H I I I I I T I I I I C I y gg -||" j - " '»~
~.' f a I ~~`;.E_-Q
1 ~f ~Q- "»
to nppeu- before me at the County
Court room in nw, Nebx-uh, on
the 20111 day ol November,1931,
and on thn 23rd day ol February,
1932, for the purpose of enminl-
| , . _. . . __ -u| 1 f G T L N O T ~~
cup milk and beat with egg beat-
er one minute.Siff dry i.ngred~
, . ..
av
Mute.bednnimt md m m w i t h l wd l estnblixhed,-FremontIf|°m1_link, iii l hw all P¢n'Bu§.
'in 1. modenfq oven (aso~a'1s ae.|B`l'¢°B F.) about so minutes. Serve Bml.dWI.'...'.~ be im z 1 un dIwith Vnnml Sauce.|011 histoplc cn-aeiéir £»£2hf"§¢$§
lhen.Jv m m .s m s
DEBATING wo rm
One-fourh Ib.marshmallows n u n s; PROGRESS(18). 'A mn vratar, 1 wp :vapor-'a w d mi ] k , l u d 1 t l p . v m l l l A.I The de bati ngc lua fo the c\1.|-
Sa id mi lk ov e r Mum! wnte r. nut s choo l y e uhu been om-
Chill thoroughly.M d t muah- ganlxed.Twenty-four gh school
mdlowl over boiling water.Add students have enrolled for the
w-ner md eontinxm ewldnz until work.These ntudmta u e now
da u .Chill.Whin milk md fold grouped in groups ol three; for
i n mnnlzmlllow m k w n .Add the .pm-poaeo! pnatiee debatu.
:aww V. . ......-.. _. _.,..._ ,Deoensod
Notice is hereby given that
Helen Cornelius hu filed with the
undensignod County Judge of
Washington County, Nebraska, her
final report as Admlnistratrlx oi
the estnm at Frederick F.Cor-
nelius, deoaud, md made an ap-
plication for firm!ndmidstntion
and dlmhnrge, md for the udgn-
ment ol residue bl emu to meh
other persona u a n by hw en-
titled to the same, md`I have set
the 18th day of November, 1981at 2 o'c.lock P. M., lt my office ln
said Oounty for the hearing there-
M.Dated October 19th, 1931,
(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
40-4t County Judge.
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
A. C.Debel, Attorney
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.NOTICE:On the 14th day of
November, 1931 at 2 o'cJock P. M.,
at the county coun rooms in Blair,
Washington County,Nebraska,
Walter A. Andersen will offer for
probate, n written innnxrnent pur-
nnnhw m be the last will and
m m .All emma not med on oz
before the 20th day of Fdmmry
1982, will be forever h m m .
Dated flzlu 28rd d|Y of October
1981.(SEAL)1. c. ELIER,
41-it County Judge.
NOTICE OF CHATIELMORTGAGE SAL!
Notice in hereby given that or
the 19th day of November,193]
nt 10 o'c.Iock A. M. at the premise
herelnalter desdbod in Wuhins
ton County, Nebruka, the under
dgned will sell to tha blghem
bidder for usb:
'All the corn crop grown on tlu
following described premises, in
cluding all the oorn.in the !ieldJ
And ln the crlhl and other budld
h m on the premlsea,to~wltthe Em 'A of the Northwest u
of Section 86, Twp, 18, Rana'11;the Southwest 56 o l th<
Northeast al of Section ss, Twp
18, lunge Al; md thu North *Aoi the Soutbset 'A of Sectim
86,Twp.18,Range l l ,all ir
Washington County, Nebraska.
covered by n clmttel rnortgam
exewbnd HY B. A. Vanwinkle ta
Mlry B.Shotfkld Crntfsinger or
vudlln.Serve cold,Yield:6|'The nm practice debate will be
serwlnziL.held on December 2.The subject
for debate ls:Resolvqd Llut the
sevsrn! uhm: 'should Chad, ladl-
hdo n providing for co mpulmnLaamlngto Drive
forlmmmldévmmt imnrmee.'Unk Bnnwmobiledriverswwrdinsw
an umlyda just condudbd by an
.nmnnce company, is youth--the
period belom 20.A shzdy nf the
records ol 4,000,000 a m m
shows that tho percentage of
drivers under Z) who ue involved
ln personal miury aeddanta is
nearly 40 per cent above the
han : a w me q w u o m w u a n h
high school debating lague has
propaed for seven)vw-r~R l l
| qua do li in which practically
'everybody in intpezted in thi s
r w -In than prides dsbafea which
ltut in December, the high mhool
dehsten will be nnkei according
In fact, the mrvey indlutes
dnt the autamohlle driver does
not really reach an "age of dis-
czestion" until he is 80.The old-
er the dxlvsr, awarding to these
figures, the mom careful he ls;
the safety factor rises steadily
through the various age groups,
without interruption.
All f f this indicates thlt
liomsln boards might do well 00
condder fha we Imation more
carefully than they do now.The
uld suspicion that s dhap in his
scholastic debating lquad.The
high school debaters ure now
worldng diligently on the cmnpnl~
l o r y unemployment insunnou
question, and they hope to give A
K1Wd account of themselvgs in th
practice debate.On Monday db-
ernovn Superintendent D. V. Mu-
ser held n one-hour confennea
perlod with the entire group ol dr
date!! ln which he explalned tbltechnlc and strategy which mul!
be iued ln s aaful debating.
l-----.,~._mmn e m.of Niels J.Andersen. the 14111 day of $¢P¢¢!l\D¢l'| wa;deceased, at which tlme and place Said mms!! was filed for reconall persons concerned may appear in the nftice ol the County Clerl
and contest the probate thereof.of Washington County, Nebraska
Said sale will be held for th4Dat d Oclnbe 20th 1931.-~e~-r ~L . . . n m mlmmn nf fareclosimr said mort
(SEAL)1. u. nuumn,r ' " r ' - '- - - - -"th un40-4n County Judge.suse and satisfying e amonow due thereon, to-wit: The sun
Norrcs oF FINAL REPORT °f $°~'°"'°.Hf"'°f5'! Dollars 612002 TESTS SHOW
NATURAL GAS
CGNTAINS |074
B.T.LI. Per Cu. Ft.
| " n h ¥ $ f E éh e f f i e m Crutainger,
A .C.Debel,Atto rn e y 4
if-u runrixfrnir f1f\Y1l)|l\A T F ~~I N 1
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. h h b u u n u x \.»Uun.|.LASHINGTON QQUNTY,NEBRASKA ' " " " ' = " ' u r * ' " " " " ' " ' * " " " " "mnea and cooked wnn me M ' 2 p k g s 1r.\._....s..L___Ami .ture BuCh .88 DiS finillgm BuddingBImm'nr 1
~0~ ~r~ tries.
Pickles An Gnmiubes
Do you take advantage of the
tasteful little garnidh Many do
not and thus lose a wonderful
opportunity to impress t h e i r
guests with the daintiness and de-
H o m e T h e a t r e
Home ofDarfur T alking Plcmra
Thursday, November 12
SIDE SHOW
With Wlnnle Llghtner and Charles Butterworth
Also Broadway Romeo-Comedy and News Reel
Sunday and Monday, November 15 and 16
Sunday Matinee I0 and 25 cents
~ Fi"~`¢.
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W i t h W a l t e r H u t t o n a n d C h i c S d n
Also Bolko Ship Wreck Carman-Suites Alive Comeily
Tuesday, Nov. 17-B3l°|3|ll Night
Adm isuion 10 and 20 cents
WHITE SHOULDERS
Wlth Rlc ardo Co rtez and Ma ry Anor
Also Ha ppy Little Honeymoon Comedy
Wednesday and Thursdgy, Nov. 18 and 19
Friday and Saturday November 13 and 14
Saturday Matinee I0 and 25 cents
w <x~ ; ~~
~ § f > § ¢ » \ > ~/
1 R ~a *
Wlth Paul Luc as and Kay Fran I
Also Big (lame Cartoon and Olympkrlc Talents-Sport Llght`
flour,1 tsp.baking powder,55
tsp. salt,'A tsp.soda,55 cup
evaporated milk,55 cup wm a
and 1 tbsp. vinegar.
Cream butter,add sugar and
continue creaming until sugar
granules are dissolved.Add egg
and beat well.Add extract. Slit
flour, then measure.Ra i tt with
baking powder,salt and soda.
Combine evaporated milk,waters
n"1'3m""n.-'§mI?.'§.'"i»."¢E`1.'3 :gg A. c. mba. Attorney .mi ¢...m.1.,' This ii 'ap ma ;,;;,,j'; 1.f.";f¢;;';.;ini»Ts=d=~.1=
um Jmrumaa Count! Judn of °°U1i'.'£¥."'§.}'f.§.§'.§f..N.GT°N Qor !°°"£'!'F5 {¥¥!_f"_P!'!'f!.°f_ °"!'fI m=. mme _or """'E°¢»1'}€°° !"'!|
Washington County, Nebraska, his
final report as executor of the
estate of Frederick Carl L. Enger,
deceased, and made an application
for final administration and dis-
charge, and for the assignment of
residue of estate to such other
...».....\. .. .fa he im nmclwl m
UUUNTI, .Nnnluma nEstate oi Caroline Petersen, de'
ceased.Notice is hereby given that on
the 4th day of Decemur, 1931, ai
the County Judge'a office in the
City ui Blair, wuhingmn County,
Nebraska, at 2 o'c1ock in the after-\
I1
l
1
H" T..:m.;';.;-a;'- " 1h y o t N o v e m b e r , m 1 a t 2 o ' e 1 o ¢ k 1
n \ |. . ; _ . _ J n - - 3 - . . . L l 4 ' ¢ . . . . . | - _ 1
noon o!said day,the following 1
matter will be heard and condd- |
and. in-wit:The uetitlon of Fred
zinnanion, 1 UP-salt-3%ups. femon jdca and gnwd rind and
mins powder.cook slawly until thick.RemoveAan oil m-ndmllv to beaten :Mm n... mn; and mm channefh : 1~. M., xt my office in said Qounty
or the hearing thereof.Datde October 27th, 1981.
(SEAL)I. C- ELLER,
1-4t County Judge.
Petersen praying for the :point-
ment of Fred Petersen an admin-
istrator of the emu: of ma Cu-
oline Pehersm, deceased.
Dawd this 60.11 day of November,
1981,(SEAL)I, C. E'.L='R,
48-At County Judge.
FARRELUSCAFE and Rooms
Home Slylc Caoked Meal:
Bus Depot204 Walker Ave.
o
HANSON v& MEHRENS
lilo! Bldg" Blair, NebnskuPHONE Black 13
Securities
Insurance Real Eslnie
o
NOTICE 'ro CREDITORS
A. C. Debel, Atwrneyo I UNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Estate of John H. Taylor, de<
eased.Notice is given to the creditors
e~ `f»-~ Q
il .:~==i|n
;~
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\ » % ~p ~
_ _ _\
c||||.nnmCRY ron rr-
'Read the following very care-!u1l and you will save money-Fasion Center Bargains-50a
Ladies Rayon Silk Hose 25e;25c Childrens Rib Hose 15c;$1 fabric Ladies Gloves-small
sim:25e;50c Ladies Silk Stripe
Jersey Bloomers 39c;50c Chil-
dren'a Silk Stripe Jersey Bloomers
29c;501: Girls Rayon Silk Bloomers
29c;$1 Ladies rayon silk bloaim
ers and step-ins He; $1 Childrens
Pantie Dresses, 2 for $l.50;$10three-piece Knit Suits, sizes 14 w20go at $3.98; 451: box Kotex 25c;values to $8 Felt and Velvet Hats
for Ladies go at 25c;$1 Wash
Dresses,sizes 14 to 52,short
sleeves, go at 2 for Si;$10 Silk
Dresses go at $5.88;$15 Silk
Dresses s° at $7.95;$25 Winter
Coats for Ladies go at $16.75-$l0 Girls Camel Hd: Co at ami
Beret go at $5.98,sins 7 w 14.Fashion Ceular, Blair.43-lt
u m c u s u m m
n o m m n
Office in
Conn Home
Dt- N K, m m nm3?-1"~8kmmsr'°
Over the Blah- Drug (h.PHONE Black nEv ening h1oAnwlllmli
Hundey -Inca!bank may r e
open.Paving project between Blair
and Calhnun recently completed.
Verde!-Main Street graveled.
Wymore-Plms underway w
lay two-ind:water main from D
Street north on 16th Street, $0 re-
place one-inch main.
0curl. scmmrr 1|
msunmcnREAL ESTATELOANSOffice in State Bmk Ndg.
oB L AI R . l ms n u x c r a mmc o m m !
Bo nde d Ahi ne ini '~v.
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o - -EAT ATWALTB PLACE
'1'woDoonWsd0l
14:1
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~. M., xt my office in said Qounty
or the hearing thereof.Datde October 27th, 1981.
(SEAL)I. C- ELLER,
1-4t County Judge.
Petersen praying for the :point-
ment of Fred Petersen an admin-
istrator of the emu: of ma Cu-
oline Pehersm, deceased.
Dawd this 60.11 day of November,
1981,(SEAL)I, C. E'.L='R,
48-At County Judge.
FARRELUSCAFE and Rooms
Home Slylc Caoked Meal:
Bus Depot204 Walker Ave.
o
HANSON v& MEHRENS
lilo! Bldg" Blair, NebnskuPHONE Black 13
Securities
Insurance Real Eslnie
o
NOTICE 'ro CREDITORS
A. C. Debel, Atwrneyo I UNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Estate of John H. Taylor, de<
eased.Notice is given to the creditors
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c u u m o n m
CRY ron |T---
'Read the following very care-!u1l and you will save money-Fasion Center Bargains-50a
Ladies Rayon Silk Hose 25e;25c Childrens Rib Hose 15c;$1 fabric Ladies Gloves-small
sim:25e;50c Ladies Silk Stripe
Jersey Bloomers 39c;50c Chil-
dren'a Silk Stripe Jersey Bloomers
29c;501: Girls Rayon Silk Bloomers
29c;$1 Ladies rayon silk bloaim
ers and step-ins He; $1 Childrens
Pantie Dresses, 2 for $l.50;$10three-piece Knit Suits, sizes 14 w20go at $3.98; 451: box Kotex 25c;values to $8 Felt and Velvet Hats
for Ladies go at 25c;$1 Wash
Dresses,sizes 14 to 52,short
sleeves, go at 2 for Si;$10 Silk
Dresses go at $5.88;$15 Silk
Dresses s° at $7.95;$25 Winter
Coats for Ladies go at $16.75-$l0 Girls Camel Hd: Co at ami
Beret go at $5.98,sins 7 w 14.Fashion Ceular, Blair.43-lt
u m c u s u m m
n o m m n
Office in
Conn Home
Dt- N K, m m nm3?-1"~8kmmsr'°
Over the Blah- Drug (h.PHONE Black nEv ening h1oAnwlllmli
Hundey -Inca!bank may r e
open.Paving project between Blair
and Calhnun recently completed.
Verde!-Main Street graveled.
Wymore-Plms underway w
lay two-ind:water main from D
Street north on 16th Street, $0 re-
place one-inch main.
0curl. scmmrr 1|
msunmcnREAL ESTATELOANSOffice in State Bmk Ndg.
oB L AI R . l ms n u x c r a mmc o m m !
Bo nde d Ahi ne ini '~v.
I Pno m: 1 s
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oEAT ATWALTB PLACE
'1'woDoonWsd0l
14:1
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une-quarter |
Nniilial Gai inked hex-5 hli Bain found
zu contain an average ot 1074 B. gr, U.|Inercubictoot.or annroximately 174r~ --- -- ~-.-..mo r e he a t un i t s pe r c ub i c fo o t th a n
spec ifi ed i n the franc hi se .fn pe rc ent-
ages, !.hls is 1 9.2 %hi ghe r he a t v a lué
ga s than Bm fra nc hi se gua rante e s .I t
is e qua l £1 0 a ppro ximately 1 9% gavi ngs
;'\
X1s
20 go at $3.98; 451: box Kotex 25c;values to $8 Felt and Velvet Haw
for Ladies go at 25c;$1 Wash
Dresses,sizes 14 to 52,short
sleeves, go at 2 for Sl;$10 Silk
Dresses go at $5.88;$15 Silk
Dresses s° at $7.95;$25 Winter
Coats for Ladies go at $l6.75'$10 Girls Camel Hd: Co at ami
Beret go at $5.98,sins 7 w 14.Fashion Ceuiar, Blair.43-lt
...-...,corners over and press edges w~
gether.Then drop the balls in
the hot oil, and fry like the cml-
lers.'
'Sue d] pwghm u | , {
One egg. 1% tbsps. mm ofl, %
cup sugar, 56 cup milk,1 tsp.
salt, 4 cups pnnry i1o\n°, 3 taps.
baking powder, and _Bi 1-Sp. nut,-
mez-Beat egg well, stir in oil and
add sugar.Sth'in one~1ourt.h
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Cmwmm ham mmmaum|| A mln. but mfr child lava!
lhe um d Cutorh. Ana this pun
ngahbla prepmdm In jun. u good
n it tum; im! ublmd md luv. uhumlaa an the ndpe reads.
When Bnby's cry warns o! coiic.|lewd.ropuo!Caltorinhuhimloolhed, asleep again in a jmy. NothgIng is more valuable in dim-rhea4
When cond tongms or had brealh
tell of constipation. Lnvoha lu gan!!!dd u> cleanse and regnllu n ¢hlld'|bowels. In ealds orchildnxfu disease,
you lhuuld use it to keep 1-be Byuimi
[romclogging.
Castnria is mold in way dmvthe gendue always bean Chu.Helchdl signature.
I I
Hundey -Inca!bank may r e
open.Paving project between Blair
and Calhnun recently completed.
Verde!-Main Street graveled.
Wymore-Plms underway w
lay two-ind:water main from D
Street north on 16th Street, $0 re-
place one-inch main.
L..0 Q..Turn Your Coal Furnace
~/ 11100 a
GAS FURNACE
You acnhun the . . |~ --f-~~
|\ '*! i l l l !'
by installing 1 Sundud Gu Burner inyour coal fauuncc or holler. It require!no fuel bln and there ll no wal-dw.nhaorsootmoontendwkh. Cmbeoperned aummazlally if duired.
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Rtghrnow tnhu zlmemplmforwln-teroomfottforyenrctocome.Lexus:Ive anesdma tho obvwte wi ut liga-tion. Come in or write us moday. Cou-venicnc payment mms if desired.
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liiohdlng m the scores nl hmtllea heaung Lhelr homes wttli
Nlllrll Gu. u has proved extramsly economical.Thou
pun; this new fuel are, gensrally svukinx. Iruw. thrift!
folk,who watch their pennies.'fhelr endorsement of
Nunn! Gu nn u any heating tual 1; nmple proof mv . 1(-
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AA U U L u a .L u v |l | ° | . |uvnou y u u n u l si U l - - v - - - » -a n -- _ - u n - - u p -upthe r ecord s kep t, by the cl! ! o t L in co ln, w he r e t h e g a s h u
be en u se d for s pp ro x imnt oly o ne y ea r. Gu u se d In Linc oln
The x-omits ol than tests
cubic feet.The following
Bargain in Heat Units
1 'Una ot nntursl ru tor hating are getting m on ons ofthe blgnst bargains at tha yur. when lt comes to hanum. The urge numbe r ot hon mu a dolls; ment form m u zu v m buy u a xtrem s ly nun. uk our nuunz
gpggulm, iq gall you chant um.. barnln. Ian vm not bo
gbunma .
n n n n l g u u used lo r h e a l in g . Yo n : o t n m v a lu elar °?.»-f mo n e y ln clean.eve n.aaauy cont rolled warmth.
T h e o r d in a r y h e At 1 I1 K p la n t d a ll v e n o n ly p m o r u m b u t
un lls you buy ns nsa tnl wa r mt h .w n n n a t n r a l s u .
m e nu mb e r a t heal.units producing nctunl v n n n t h for
y o n r h o me is o n e ml r d gr ea te r th an with any u the r fue l.
This h et add s much to th e o rdinar y e con omy of na tur al gn,
Kar hell.n n l u o r d ln u lly was te d are n ow s a v e d u m u n d .
sIorn¢e{¥n`§nE`Ii§{x Bldg.
Phone 298 Bldr, Nebr.
C. s'r. P.. M. & 0.RnnllelnrnnlNo. 1 11=m"Kf`iiiE3
No. 8 mo P. M.y emSumhv
cup milk and beat one minnbo.
Add onelulf pastry Hour, nnt-
meg,cinnamon,:alt und bnldng
powder which hlve ban sifted fo-
gether and mix wall; add rest ol
milk and nenmlnder d dry ln-
gredlents w make soft dough.
Roll out on floured board to about
on hnlf inch thick and cut into
strips about four inches long and
omrqunrler inch wide; bringing
ends together to form cruller.
Fry in deep corn oil hot enough
to brown a piece of bread in six-
ty seconds, 375 degrees F. Drain
and roll in powdered sugar.
Oyloeka
Use same recipe for cxullers.
except out dough into squares 1%
inches in size.Put a spoonfnl ofjelly or jam on each square, told
corners over and press edges w~
gether.Then drop the balls i n
the hot oil, and fry like the cml-
lers.'
'S u e d ] p w g h mu | , {
One egg. 1% tbsps. mm ofl, %
cup sugar, 56 cup milk,1 tsp.
salt, 4 cups pnnry flour, 3 taps.
baking powder, and _Bi 1-Sp. nut,-
mez-Beat egg well, stir ln oll and
add sugar.Stir in one~1ourt.h
almonds and wine._ __,_
Medltemne ln Mined Frulz
Three-four!-ha WP heeded n i -
ilns,1 pkg. sliced cltron, 1 pkg.
sliced eanded ornnge peel,56
cup brown sugar, 'A tap.cinnl-
mon,%tsp. nutmeg, 2 cups hot
water,3 thsps.comntarah,'A
cup cold water, juice of 1 lemon,
and 2 tbsps. buttexzt
Cook ralalns, peel, sugar, spices
ONE
M O R E
WEEK
of the
Telephone
Company?
BARGAIN
SALE
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Order that phone gn.
nnlkd, or thu exiendun
t o : w r p l u m !nh-me.
rll i t mv . md uv e t he
installation darn.__
sm-my an un 'uu-
plna o!lI°B» or uk men
of our Jai enplayeol.
They ue N41 cn hh
:wr order-...u
Prompt
Installation
(November 25th d n a
the 15 day campaign
with th spedll offer.
B L A I R
TEL EP HO NE
COMPANY
L..0 Q..Turn Your Coal Furnace
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the ~5m.'ners,a t a n add itio
of approximately $'i'50,00U
ship.The kgel for the Mawa s la i d o n Dec ember. Gt
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for c ab ins a nd pu blic ro oms, sk ill-
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designs;spac ious promenade dec ks
spo rts decks,xx Pompei an 5wim»
mi n g pool an d vera ndah c afe;a
mo tio n pic ture the atre a n d c hil-
¢ll'en's plnyroom.
I\'chinery space actually alloted to2'.»ff engine rooms has been reduced
i i50% from that on liners built five
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Gloves and Mittens
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Big'reductions in
Hosiery and all
Cotton goods
Also in many other
lines of goods
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I-lb. jar Mince Meat.'"Ȥ'lL'L"J"Zlc
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f u g f o r u m T h a n k s g i v i n g ? P e a n u t
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years ago average from 1.21
pounds to 1,36 pounds ol oil per
shaft horsepower.'
The launching of the Mnnhntum
in expected to be the most impor-
tant event in the post-war history
of American shipping.
Van Camp's "';,;"a 4 cans 27:
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li i mmnnnur'mm IPP!!!into ple tin lined
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mi nu te s.A d d brand c rumbs.pear
mm , s a lt a n d a d u h or c ay enna.
Batten wi t h th e evapo rated m i n .Y u m :1 2 / 3 c u pl.mmd e n l . t o r 1
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jui c e md vin eg ar into A bo UL A d d
hot wh ile sa uc e um bet! until Lhlc k
I n d smooth.Ad d le mma i u i e e md" D I S H m d ben. thorou ghly .On a
vh d e # z z ma y b e m e d I n vh c o ,gg2e a y o lk :an d m y
n h s d t m e d f o r N f l o r a l l o f t h e
In ma n id ea .I! mlm d r e ss i n g d o e :ma b e d n t o d n ml d f y
z I n 3 m h m t u l s t m u d h a lf u s
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join ing
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evaporated mi lk ma ke s a.choice
po rti on um eve n ou r Ne w E ng lan d
gran dmother s wi ll a ppr ec ia te.
Br us se ls s pr ou ts with Mo c k Hol-
landaiae Snuee is dma r e n t and a.
nal: te mplins ma dman to th e mlin
Instead o f th e tr n d i d o ml app le
nanc e give the f ami ly e re al tr ea t.
for d es ser t- a Dutc h A pple Pi e.I t
m c erta inly mu c h l e n expensive
wh e n evaporated mi lk is used in-
ste ad of cream,m d beet o f all.
ther e I s no extra rut wh ic h may be
1. pr o b le m wi th eome.
Tha nk sg ivin g D in ne r Me nu
Cre am of Toma to So up
B o u t D u c k P a n u t S t n m n g
B1- un c le Sp ro uts wi th
Bollnndaiae Sauc e
Ro lls Bu tte r
Per fe c tion S ld ld Ma y m n d n e
Dutc h Apple Pie
Cream of Tornado Soup
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f \t h e c h o s e n b i r d f o r t h e ' I ` h a f . t s
g i v i n g fe a s t .H o w e v e r ,i t s
u n i q u e n e s s .l n f l a v o r d e m a n é n.
c o m h t n a t l o p o f d i f f e r e n t f r u i t s r n d
ve g e t a b l e s , e s p e c i a l l y t h e w r t I : . i t s
a m d h i g h l y c o l o r e d ve g e t a b l e s .'
A c h e s t n u t s t u m n p ;w i t h d u c k
» - o e m ! t o h a ve f o u n d f a v o r i n m o s t
m o t i o n s o f t h e c o u n t r y .b u t f o r
m m e r e a s o n t h e s e n u t s a r e b e c o m -
i n g s c a r e - e r a n d m o r e e x p e n s i ve
p n c h y o u .W i t h e c o n o m y p l a y i n g
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Open Evenings and Simdays
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consist of twin-screw,Paraorfstype triple series turbines, capable
of driving the ships at a normal
speed of 20 knots.
The turbines have a total maxi-
mum power of 34,500 shaft horse-
power with full nozzle and by-pass
area, and a normal S.H.P. of 30,-
000 with 85%nozzle, area.The
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Where Foods are Picedfor CASH
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Bu t t e r N u t C o f f e e , p o u n d » .34c
Ma in -u m m - . ~ 1 ~
lllk m dm gn r t oa t hle k x ym pnhalnlhndnxlu.Pourm u-pk .Blt»h\|,hn¢ov¢1(4I5'¥.)10mh-d u . ¢ L q : g m n h n n u v u n ( ' l 5 0 °
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Swan Matches, 6 boxes -»14c
CARROLL'S
Cash Groc~ry
Odd Co mbu st ion Fu ll
Gunpowder was use fuel used ln
what n thoudx! to have been the
Br i!combultlon engine,tried out
about 1680.
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C A R D S
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1,5 cup of humor blt by hh. lhen thalemon Juice.Yield: 6 serving.
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Entered u second-dau mlm:
-Every subscription 1| ngncdndu open scouunt.The mmm nfl
sublcriberi will be lmtmtly n~moved from our mailing lint nt thuexpiration of the tlmn pnld Int ifthe publishers be notified; athervue Lbs lubscrlption will remainlnforce at the deslgulzd mb-
talption price.Ewry lnhmarlbal
mul! undanhnd that than WMI-
nre made n pan of tha aan-
berween the publmur n oahah-iber.
YORK CREEK NEWS
and Mrs, John Rogert and]children spent Wednesday evenimzl
visiting at the Chris Vindenlev
home.»
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Davis spent
Wednesday evening at the paren~
tal, Walter Davis home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thone und
Clarence spent Sunday aftemoonat the miner and win Blevfm
A nu mbe r o f friends and rela~
ti ve s o f th i s vi c in i ty a tten d e d th e
fu n e r u l o f the in f an t son,Duane,
o f M r . a n d Mr s.Cly de La rs en on
Saturd ay af ter noo n.
Mr .an d Mr s .Glen W edergren
of ne ar Cr aig , wer e vis itors a t the
Cle me ns W illi umsen ho me Satur-
da y even in g.
Mr . a n d Mr s.Fay J one s vis ited
a t th e Clarenc e Simpson home,
sou th o f Blair , Sa tu rd ay even in g.
Mr s .Chr is Petersen attended a
A u p n .¢I n s 4 l _
On !5..lu:'l:;,Duc vn'iaLr Sth, the
Man li attu n,larg est vessel ever
bu ilt in th is c ountry f o r th e
Amer ic an hierc hant iari ne,wi ll
slide do wn the wa y a t Camden,
N .J.,a y ear fro mf the ti me th e
keel was laid.Th e M x n h t t a n
devoted to parSanger an
tions whi c h wi ll gi ve t
in c omf o r t a n d lu xu ry . '
th ro ug ho ut wi ll he equi
telephones,h o t an d col
water , ne we st ty pe li g h
ities, full-size d bed s and
danc e of wardrob e spac e
wi ll enter the tra ns- Atlantic ser-A mp le space is pr oi
Ville Of tht?~Sl|1toS LilIES c a r g o -- wi th a mg d ef n
n e xt .Tune to partic ipate i n the lio n sy s te m.The vessel:
L I S U B I S U I I I I U C F f 0 \ 1 I i B f B X O d I . i 3 1 0 _ h u v e g a r a g e s [ 0 g g c g f
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mower zor mrs.mm 1l11§¢J8 in Like her sister ship which will pu§§§ng¢|-3 taking cars 1Blair Friday evening.he launched in 1932, the Manhat-»Contracts for these
nu. and Mrs. John Rogert mo- tan is oi' 30,000 gross registered for the North Atlanti
urge to lihgw Sat'f*`d"!f ~ tons, 705 fe et long and will carry
ana spent me W¢€K'€nq visiting
Mrs. Rogert's sister. They return-
ed home Monday manning.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hlese, Mrs.Anna Petersen and daughter,
Rosemary of near Irvington,Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Monson and John
Emesh and Albert Monsan wereSunday dimer guests at the C. H.
Willlarnsen home.A barn dance was held at the
Harland Christiansen home Satur-
dny night with a good attendance
and all report a good time.
BEl) CROSS nom. CALL
approximately 1360 passengers at
a cruising speed of more than °20!
knots,Marine experts declare um'
the construction of these two giant
sister ships marks the most ad-
vanced step yet taken in the reha~
hilitntion of the American Mer-
chant Marine.The new liners for
Ainsricn's premier fleet will o|.ier~
ate in the first clnss service he-
twcen New York,Channel ports
and Hnrnburg.
A raked stem and cruiser stern
enhance the very modern streamlineeffect created by the new
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FAYOIQEQ BY covfzmflon |3¥"5=`reL"`21¢2§'&`1i : | \ | \ | \ . \ u l l . 7 \ . u u . o | : : | | . c |
m d th e two lo w.|
ontinued from P080 one)elliptical funneia
Il!r.--n.\.tive touch that i
p m v l d e a d s t i n c s I n t h ; d i s d r f f v ; ~ ~
ll M! so Am¢I'i- \"°|-'¥»old me and gold, yith beau-tiful murals and an orchestra gall-ny UISIISILQIB.n s puuuc nemnnnursesma de 12,901 vis its oth er
th a n classroom an d inspec ted 29-
662 children i n sc hool du r i n g th e
y e a h
"It c ondu c ted c la sses in the fun-
dnrnc ntal princ ipic s of hea lth and
can-built \és'-=r>ls¢
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home c are of th e s ic k atten ded by
683 girls, boy s and adults, enrolled
42 6 mor e s wi mme r s in li f e sa vin g
r p ro f ic i en c y i n f ir s t a id to th e
jurod.It enrolled 45,893 bow and
1ls of our sc hoo ls as members of
e ju ni o i Red Cross.The ir motto
" I Ser ve"and they engage i n
~lunteer ac tivities to bri ng c om-
~rts to veter an s in h osp ita ls,to
~hans,the aged,the crippled
d to their own fellows i f nee ded.
" I t sent trained wor ke rs in to
~mmunitiea w h e n i t wa s espe-
ally ne ed ed an d ai de d a mon th ly
era ge of 154 c i vilian fa milies in
~lving health and pers onal prob-
~s. One could go on a nd li st s ti ll
er vaiuable servic es per for med
ou r o wn Ne br as k a c o mmu ni tie s
.thi s gr ea t or ga n iz atio n so well
esigne d to c onver t our intere st in
~e well being of o u r f e llo w c i ti -
u.Late prac tic al servic e fo r
em." T h e go lde n a n ni ver s ar y o f th e
rn er ic an Red C ro s s fi nd s it with
rec ord o f servic e hic h corn-u a ~ i t to e v e r y c i ti g n .L e t u a
y .o ur res po nse to i ts roll c allth io
e n ' s h o w th a t i t i s n o t b y wo r d
~dm, um~ i~ preaent~nd fu-l usefulness in and will be even
~ber than its past."
Caluaa.Thelr terntory extended
along the southwest eoaat ot the
penlnanla from Tampa bay to (laneSableandOapeFlorida,and la-
lnnd to Lake Okeec hobee, and lm
elude d all th e keys.The C alnaa
were bold seamen.apparently aathoroughlya t home o n water aa
an land.an d they we re vlrnlan!
enemlee of the Spanish. whom they
resisted lung afte r the other Flor-
ida trlhes had anbmltled..
lx la p oaalhle tha t D e Le on was
mo m f o rtu n a te th a n he knew.inbe/ln;repulsed fr o m th e Caluaa
ahora.They were not only "a very
flerce tr lbe " ;thelr repntallon
mlg ht c a u s e th e no ma r to ahnd-
der.Theta lavage people.i t wa skno wn.aa c r lh c #cnptlvea,whic h
m e n t a llmze n s and agonlxlng
dea th;mn tllu e d enernlel,and
were reputed to be c annlhall.B a dthe Spanlah explo re r a nd h ll me n
falle n in to th elr hand s, th e re sult
would dunbtleaa have been a whole-
aale : lau gh ter wlth me mo n h o r -
rible de tai ls -h a d anyone esc aped
to te ll the m.
Th a t ' th e s e savage a e a tn r e l
could learn,however.an d th at
they were not nnwllllng to take ad-
vantages where they were present-ed, ll sho wn by the fac t um a hont
100 0 we a nd Lhem can-y ing on a
regular trade wi th Havana.d d lv-
erlng Lbelr ware! (ish. aklna, andamber)by c anoe and land lng
thelr boy s to mlaalon school.Th ey
were kn own m e n betoro the ro-
pulae o t D e Leon aa a w m l m y
tribe.lo r :h e r plundered any
spanlah ahlpa no unfortunate as tobe wrec ked upon the keys.A t m u
ti me they occnpled nearly 50 vll-lllm. o n e o f whlc h h ad be e n c ol-
onlzed by Cuban lndlana s o me
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'T h e C a l u n
In the year 1513~ Ponce de Leon.
~nesting along the c oast of Flor-
da. found wlut seemed to be 1 de-
l mu l plus ¢ o' ln n d. a nd | ec or :l~
--gn va o rd er s to tu r n toward
n h o n
Nn u ve l we r e ln r kln ; ln th e dl: -
'-e and nt th e show o t lnnd~~-they rnpldly assembled n fleet
»s o well-manned a n o n .an d
~»-menaclngly ou t townrd the
~panlih lhllw lllnll lhowln g thdr
-~lnn tlo n th at th e wh ite m m~ould not uc loot on their shun.
' r m w u the be dn nlug o f n
~gh!whic h lu i e d a l l dny .Th e
~lor en were Itub bomly m upon
~dln g o n this pa rt at tha c o ut.
~d doubtless ald not c onsider um
- umm nake d peo ple, regar dlesstthe lr number,could p r a wn !
~elr doing so.Th e n va g e n o n
~e o th e r h a n d . w e n : s o l ve d to~-the Bpnnlnrdn uvny .an d so
. .strange battle,n wo r th ! I n b -
lo r n pn ln te r,r a n d on u n u l
~ht was nenr.
.ar last.llnd lng th e mse lva n o
~teh fo r m e leroclous nnllvem o n ,D a Leoxrn me n were
~reed to turn the lhlp abmn and
TALES |0 o
ofthe TRIB E S
Still,thle wee not ons of the
tribes destined to snrvlve and eo-
qnlre even n enperdclnl elvlllxntlon.
The llttle they learned duel not
eeem ul hnve mnde my permanent
chenge ln their were at llvlng.They were,even too thorouxhl!
lavage to e lose thelr ferocious
tm l l l .Exploring wrecks must have
glven the m n nm fo r ac cumu lat-
ln; rlches, ter above that for n o
qnlrinz learning. for 200 yeane aft-
erward we hea r of t hem nl n Ul-
rnte people, who took ndvnntnke ol
every ln lp stranded wlthln th d rreach,kllllng the lncklenl crews
end tnklng everything they eonlld-
ered worth cnrrynng nwey. Strangetnmy .they changed their nttl~
tnde toward the Spnnlsh.whom
they had previously tmeted lo mn-
lldonely.ln lnler yearn.W hlle
lt do e: n ot ap pe ar t hat t he y rmlncllned to have mercy on otherl.
they 'DI-Nd th e s u h ,Andhnnlly even nllovred »§Z§,..m. to
beeema lome whlt lnnneneed by
th i n .
Another hundred o r mo r e n u - |
elepeed before the trlbe began to
dlc llne.The Creeke and otha Ens-Ulh allies began to invade th e
me ln ln nd a n d le ttle o n th e key s.
On e o t th e ln lt o t their ec t.:tn
he rec orded ln hln ory wel the kill-
lng ot me crew at n Frenc h -vessel,
:hlc h hld been wrec ked among the
e n .When Florldn became nn English
p o u e mo n ,l n 1183.many o r th e(h lnn we r e tak e n to Hnva nn , b u t
othen at th e tribe remained where
they were until the c lule at the leeend Semlnole wer.
to nun: mr ner along me c ons: ru1 mo r e h [table landing plac e.T h u fo ;nidnb!e=¢_¢ti§?9 vy g gh
»l 0 °1 0 ~,
Where Foods are Picedfor CASH
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Bu t t e r N u t C o f f e e , p o u n d » .34c
I-lb. jar Mince Meat.'"Ȥ'lL'L"J"Zlc
Van Camp's "';,;"a 4 cans 27:
Phone 73 We Deliver
Open Evenings and Simdays
uapug'1 In \
Swan Matches, 6 boxes -»14c
W "¢ ¢ u l _ ' = l a r » u n ¢ »
LQCAL NEWS
o l I | |au..
If you want l.good Poland
China boar see Bill Armstrong.
Heh got them.39-tf
Mrs.Theo.Lundt held open_
. .\..
Mrs.
the gigk
For
Ge0YK°
lor your num in the ndl.
r. I. Unrnh is reported on
lin this week.
Sale Fresh Jersey cowz.
Fackler, Emir.48-lf
Look for your mme in tha ldb.Entsrprim. advertising payg.|For R»en A good seven room
chrmm u greecmg u m are mf Sale#-Bonn!Bonn.Boars. modem haue. N. T. Lund Ai Co. xt
now on dllrlly at 'l'hs_ Enterpdaemagllbonn um gilu. Hosea Wilmn.For the Bm #rice bring your
ofiics.41-lt 87-tf .cream.chickans and egg;m
An 80 close In.exceptionally]C. K. Bendorf, lieemen emlmlm- Juhn McKay'a Feed Stre.Phone
un, ~ and flour cover-|§gg§\_{mpmnmmti__mil Qu qenf,|g ma_yuu|»g, ~0m,,|Blnk 89 as-u
For Sale-15 head of Poland Kuhn's Photos willplease you. Btll look for your name in thn
Chinn boars.Harry Soltz.42-if Winter apples for sale, 212 on For Re nt -L i g ht housek
Furniture, rugs and floor cover- 85.Izster Barton.87-tl rooms.Phone 425.
ings.Mathew R. Bendorf,21-ti'Mrs. Ernest Tornblad \rili!ed her Furniture, mga and Door 1Christmasgreeting:ands are physician in Omaha last Friday.ing-s.Mathew R. Beadorf.
a a n
.eping
43-it
:over-21-tl
mnn anniversary.mv -mamew xc. uenaorx.Z1-u'v =W-W pn ww.n .. mu m uc. lc Bendori, licensed embadm-Several A-1 fa m farm mort-|C°'4a-lt
er and undertaker,.Blair.Otliee gages far sale. N. T. Lund E: Co. 1t.\N lgrm ~ bliilford of Cnrrvll.
phone. 161; res. uhone 188.8-tf Chdstmas greeting " M l are|e ., w o n visiting at the
Don't forget the free Thanks- now on display at The Enterpriseil*E.Belford hpme,returned to
giving permanent at Lu Bladrloffim 41.1r,|C"l'°" ms: W¢dl\¢SdBY~
,..~..¢. N.. 1.-. wmv. uw.r u xv.M . - w i g " w l w q gwwmyMr.and Mrs.Ed Rave:and'H'""P8hi\'€' boats.New s k for
son Donald, Paul Fnckler and Mr. old cuswmen.Cecil B.anley,
:nd Mrs. Burdette Hancock drove Ft. Calhoun.I1-4¢
over to Fremont. last Sunday and For Sale-Poland China Baan,
spent, the day.s§r¢d_ [uf firfat prlze_ (a bn n r g l
bo a r fieaufy Shoppe.Phone 350.42-2t
h w Mr s .P . K .Ne ls on wa s a gu es t.
35 f Mr s. Mar tin Ras mu ss e n on wes t
\T\»¢I :........\... ...o.....| I....4 a......1..... ........:...»
Mr. and Mm Bu dette Hanwck M "Petersen oi
spent last Tuesda afternoon in the week-end wit]
Omaha._dersen a uge J._ P.
r Omlhn. spent u n s u n n y u n ( a l l u r i n g n h - ' " " ° " " -uumuned.P"°"¢ 221\Florence All-Idvu were enlertllned a t d n n e r o n s a ' ~ .4z~2¢~
Andenen \\Wl¢|lt tha Henry Kuhr hom in honor Mn. Del B'|llnl'd¢ who 1lll been
mul- on display at The Enterprifgj Christmas greeting cards axe §porwa Poland unmaEnterprise weighing 250 Ibn. at $20 a
414; Frank Wilson.
" "" "- -n . - _ h | .. . - . I
'n'"|now on display at The
p\x
Mrs.Ole Lindberg is navy. im~[0f;ice M m on west Nebraska street.ol Mrs. =Kuhr'p binh anniversary. quite ill for some iime, is now im-pnggg " ; ' ; " f = § , f c k pt:Mrs. Peter Reeh returned home Those present. were Messrs.and pnrved.On Sunday her son,
Calhoun.144; [nat S""<*°v evening after spend-Mesdamés Harold Rasmussen,xcien nrovje davm fron1_ Sinxx
rm,gd nftggr 3 fe *days illlleggi ~W V Wdght wg; haste"DHHS rlorence amun uuu a;§=;|.¢u|\:uu| buuzcl mm. Dnuluuy evc:uu5Lat week.so u=ewe§1¢§ar» Guild at her home A. G. Romberg drove to Om " |Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jensen atten-
Clifford Krause was in atten-'mst Friday last. Thursday afternoon.ded the Ak-Sar»Ben show and ro-......,. ..¢ nm +1mfhnll mama in Lin-|--.....l ._--n x.-- |........ un..Thulnlnh Mnnr\u=»north hf Bl8il'.|dnn in Omaha last Thurndav lfff. 1 I
1
4a1b. sack 956
he~ daughter,Mrs.IIam Wuif at Mads en ~d Lon, all of orlm and home *I will make her homo
Orum.Otto Arp of Kennard.with lu .
For the Coming Week
r x 1 C o f f e e
4 ,1 /''~'m.=\'.,~'\
~~~~1"
~ " F ~~ ~,{S u g a r
~.~~Great Western ~
~_Y 10-lb. Bag
~Iten's Imperials ~ 2 5 C
|M i l d v u a a a n v . f w : - -- - - -_. ._p o r t e d o n t h e m e k l i s t t h e p u t f e w u n d e r w e n t a s i n u s o p e r a t l o n a t e m o o n .|.-d a y g b u t i s i m p r o v i n g .F r e m o n t l a a t M o n d a y ." v e t § § s ; i a ° p ° r " t ' ° n i n O m a h a l a s t
_ _v m s . . :1 | _ . . _ . . . _ . |A u n l n f r n -T h e _ T h u s q g y e v e n i n g b r i d g e e > »Six Poland China boars w~ng.1;e
u v v u 5 \ » v M r .a n d M T S -m u m s t i c n e m i a n u - '-- - - -\.; \| |;___n d u n d r t n k e r B l a i r O f i i c e Je l t z .~M r s . A d a R e l d s p e n t S u n d a y a t t h e B ;a 1421 e n h e m i 3 - r f t h e L .C
-n n u n Q Q g | \n - p _|_*
Supreme Flour 4a1b. sack 954:
Pancake Flour (Gooch's Liberty Brand) 20c
Prunes Nos.80-90 4lbs. 2.5¢
Macaroni or Spaghetti SunB and S aP\<8S-15°
Ginger Snaps or Fig Bars zlbs. 2.5¢
Friday and Saturday Specials
1
For the Coming Week
r x 1 C o f f e e
4 ,1 /''~'m.=\'.,~'\
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~ " F ~~ ~,{S u g a r
~.~~Great Western ~
~_Y 10-lb. Bag
~Iten's Imperials ~ 2 5 C
Ispent fast Tuesfay dght at the
Mr.and Mrs.Pau!Larsen olBennington,spent lust Saturday
evening with Blah- friends.
Remember the Sutton spotted
Poland Boar sale at Blair Satur-
day, Nov. 14th at 1:30 p. m.48<1t
The Coffee Club will meet this
Thursdxy afternoon at the home
'Axel Hansen home, near Kennand.san ».~.d Le ll the ast week.
uay evunng.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Schuett had as
Sunday guests her sister,Mrs.
Claudg Habough and Mr. I-Iabough
of Omaha.
M d M n .B M D ldMrand Mrs Harold Schafer Mrs E we en p were di:1:1er ,..ml'I;'€ Sumd aai
Wallace Snowden home, south o l P ' "av 1 - ' g 'I ,mdgm,-_r. sn rs.. C.eMHu as week-end guests Mi-. and Mrs.fmn_:i§a:;i B x u o l m2 £ 'f '" .'Z".. Melvin Madsen of tlantic, lows.
last Sunday dinner guexts at me Mrs.C.E.Lewellen of Grand
I l d has been visiting Mr and
IKand daughter came "P from Ohm- .~ and °F'Et_F?'3Y2.Y""l'!i£.i€'i.=he Dave Kroeger home,near
'XIETIIIBII Lauwlg name.
Mrs. Ola Jacobsen and daughter,
Alice were business callers in
Omaha last Wednesday.
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
Club is meeting with Mrs. M. R.
Lipplncott this afternoon.
lllr. and Mrs. Abner lfing were
I
of Mrs. chus Wulf on west Front'ha' last Sat\xrd1,§'evening and teruuneo '"' mnner """'°'""""' Benningwn.Sunday dinner Ls ox mr anu
street.
_vixiwd over Sunqay with relatives--s§§m"" Leonard Axwll and For Sale:Three pure b,¢d'Mrs, Everett K§'$'§"°¢ Iowa.
M "George McBnde spent the The Bvidzeview Club met me 'Spotted Poland China boars. Also Mr. and Mrs. Alben Troutmarlday .on Wednesday in Omaha nt Thursduv nlternoon at the home of _ *figs Iarl Iverson 259° ~ two good youngmiloh cows. L. C-\"f°"* last Friday evening visitors
~h o m e O f h e !BOI1,~a n d i i i l , ; `~S o r e n s o n ,lloI't.h 0 f \ S l l l | ( l 8 } 'BI l € l ' l 1 0 0 l l W IU I.H1155 .hllill
4-.......:1..n\ _ : . . .m n - . ........, .......A n f h m -N e l s o n a t t h e C .J o h n N e l s o n
A x e l g a a r d ,B l a i r .Q 3 - I t 'a n m e u y r o n m c u o n a s u n o m e .
M . .a n d 'N ffe Ii 'A u . Ta n n e n M r s .J .M .F r y m a n o f n o r t h
Leann).'DlElll.1u\:|:¢:wan u Bvvul. ¢»~--Mr .and Mr s. The o.L u n d t we r e danc e.
amo ng those wh o attend ed tire'M an d Mr s .A F Gr a y dr o ve
Ne b r a s k mlo wa fo otba ll ga me an o ver to Fr e mo n t la st Su nd ay a nd
Linc oln lu st Saturd ay .'s pe nt the d a y wi th the i r da ug hter ,
Mr .an d Mr s .J u rg en S0\'9¥l5°l1_Dorothy wh o is a teacher i n tho
of ac -uth.of Blair, apent last Sun- Fremont 5¢}1¢01g_
ho me , s ou th o f B la ir .
Atto rn e y J a c k Ca rr ig an wa s i n
Lin c o ln la st Satu rday wh er e he
witnessed th e fo otba ll ga m e be-
twe e n I o wa a nd Neb r a sk a .
Th e Brldgevie\y Clu b spent a
and family spent mit Sunday atfwest of Blair, spent last. Wednr-
the home of her mother, Mrs. Jens day with Mrs. J. E. McCracken in
Petersen at Oouncil Blutfs.this city.
Mx. and Mrs. Jack Crowdy spenc Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hansen ure
the dny Wednesday of lust week spanding the week with their son,
in Omaha,at tha home of their Bun and wife, near Kennnrd.
\\
\
day af te r n o o n vis i ti n g wi th Mr s .
Fr ed En g e r i n th i s c i ty .
Ma r y an d Franc es Mu lli n a n d
Ha ze l J a ne Anderson dr ove to
Oma h a la s t S u n d ay a f tc mo o n a n d
to o k in th c s h o w a t the Or ph e u m.
La s t Sunday visitors a t th e
E l z y K i n g h o mé we re M r .an d
Mr s .To m Gossard o f s o u th o f
Alec Feer o f th c No r t h we s te m
Railroad Co mp an y a t No r f o lk ,
c ame la s t Thur sday eve ni ng an d
wi ll s pe n d a we ek at the p a re ntal,
And rc w Fe er home.
Mrs. Vio la P eak and son, Roy of'n or th of B la i r, wer e las t Thu rs da y
after noon vis ito rs an d supper
gu e s t:a t th e Oli ve r I-ludleson
ple asa nt da y i n the De So to woo ds
la st S un da y .A we i n e r r o a s t wa s
th e ma i n fe a tu re o f th e d a y .
Mr . a n d Mrs . J a c k Cr o vr d y a n d
Mr . a n d Mrs . J o h n W hi te d ro ve to
Ne b r a s ka C i ty la s t Sunday an d
sp e n t th e d a y a t A r b or L od g e .
Mr . a n d Mr s . E l vi n Ha n s e n a n d
hairy sp s n t Sunday a t t h e Ra y
lda u g h te r , Mr s . S a m Mo rn i ng .
M r ,an d Mr s .Leo na rd L u n d o f
Oma ha ,sp en t Sunday wi th Mr s .
Lu nd 's brother,Er n es t To r n bla d
an d Mr s. Tor n bla d i n th i s c ity .
Ed n a , Rui e a n d Ho wa r d Th o mp -
son we re guests o f M i s s Do ro th y
Ha i n la s t Fri day evening.Th e
eve ni ng wa s s pe nt play i ng c a nd s.
Mr .an d Mr s .J o e B a r r y an d
ba b y o f Oma ha , we r e la s t S u nd a y
c a ller s at th e Ed ga r Ros e ho me .
Th e Th ur sd ay after no on bri dge
c lub is me e ti n g wi t h Mr s .L .C u
Klc p p thi s ( Th ur s d a y )afternoon.
Mr s .B .V a u g h n h a d na guests
la s t F ri d ay an d S a tu r da y , Mrs . C .
Rey no ld s a nd s on , W m. o f Oma ha .;
Binir, and Albert Bennett, of H¢1"home in this city.rnpleu home .nezfr nema.J.lne;y|A 160-acre farm with lowland Francis Barry of San Francisco,man.I Superintandent Lester E.BE1- wereguesta of M183 Ahce UP e t. pasture and rynfling water,good Caiifomia, was a dinner guest on
nn nnrl Mrs Oliver HudIeson'fmA has mmounced the first Wall Schenk spent a few days lnnrl mmm! hunldmlza und mod lu Sundav at the John Bam homeu n - . u n - - -..
antertained a t d i m
f o r Mr .and Mr s
and dau ghte rs, An
AE; 'm£`suneay££AZh¢§5§`mLfninau°m of the year last week at erm Ishnd, Neg.;{;,;nf;];5j03',;;.";c,e."gow, 'of Blair.'
L.Andrew Bohn are to be held in the county court Mrs. Lester I?ucker as spendmg 43-1:N. T. Lund & Co.Regular $1.50 Pemmnent Waves,
na and Helen of.roorn on Saturday, Nov. 21.afew weeks mth Mr. Ducker at.|Mr. and Mrs. R_ M Iverson and 55 and 56 N0W_Either Cmginole
west of Blau-.v \Mrs.Alma Claar of Auron,
Prof. and Mrs. J. J. Malmin will came up this city last Saturdayhavenstheirguests,Dr.Msrielw-he;-e dhe wi\l spend about ten
Mnlmin and Prof. Allen Meyer of days attending w business mm,-se, Olul' Colleze. Nvrlhfield. Minmllm ma mining among relatives
Elkhom.|' T " '._famuly of no nh of Blau wereMiss Pearl Hundahl, who ls '°k'llast Sunday evening visilaors at
ins nursgs "Flmng ul the E""""""'t.he home of Mrs. Margaret Ivet-
uel hospnlal m Omaha, spent Sun- son in this city.day with her parents, Illr. and Mrs._e r Qhermnn dmve w 0ma~
or Spiral Wind.Phone 197, Mn.
K. A. Peund.._2841
M m Charles Gilliam,who has
been mick the past couple of weeks
is"s!.ill confined in bed nt her
this week-end.1 and frieluds.K. P . Hun d n h l.'ha "H@ s] 3a} "i5 "A ££e na a lunc heon i,'o,,{e f mt i s i mp m. i , , g
Mr. a nd Mr s. J e na An qerno n and The P. N. G. Club will meet. F ri-Mr .a n d Mr s .F .O.And ers on for he r s is ter , Mis s I da Fr ied en of Mr s .JOHK J ergenaen o f Cr a i g
|| n| l nf tuna*Qnilfh llf1ill|RIl¢\l'l{. 1Inu nfinrnnnh N a v 12 Rt th e Rnd Efnfnfl.1\lldEISol|.WCIFB ia st {"L!¢n.s.n inhn L, unntlrnfld' R PDIIHIF \v_|.........§.....L bulb ll"|...u.|i¢nr|n{i| |u Nos. so-90 '\¢
Macaroni or Spaghetti SunB and S aP\<8S-15°
Ginger Snaps or Fig Bars zlbs. 2.5¢
5 o
Phone 32 or 33 We Deliver \
J . S A ~
Soaps - Washing Powder - Cleaners
G d l d D u s t 5SmaI|Packages .... 25g
R u b ' N 0 ' M 0 r C 5SmallPackages ,.25g
Sun Brite Cleanser 5Cans . . . 25c
STAR NAPTHA WASHING POWDER 5 packages 25£
Haskins Mammoth Hard Water 1 2223 5 Bars 25c
1 :-:-~M E A T S ~
Round smkumsc Pure Lara lb. lm
Pork Butt Roast lb. 15¢Hamburger l'reshlb. ISC
Back Bacon had! or whole strip; lb.13;¢
Friday and Saturday Speaials
CORN MEAL R%'lL",.§»»»1 Y?!|0W 11213. "sa :sz
Electric Spark -Bob White
Big Four - White Naphtln ~~swim Quick Naphtha nm
Monzola Toilet Pqg§}',_§~§olls 251:
supper gue3s at the harris of th@51"serving committee are Mrs. Geo.|Feer home.Mrs.. i Offen entertained|1my son-in-law, Mon-is Simonsonammera f i m e r,s. chnuicnriae, Mrs. 1, D. Warrick and sister of Mr. Feer's..hig E§L1;e§}Lid at her homo "good 16Dacre farm close in.Fruhm, near lhuun.|Miss Ida Knox.Mr. and Mrs. E- M Beaty drove Wnrlnnmlnv afternoon at which ...._.1 |.....1 luiv hnllrihrnrl rlnnn to
Last Sunday evening itmzs ntl Mr. and Mrs. Lester E. Belford
the Henry Christensen home on and Miss Mama Buser entertain-
west Washington strut ere Mr-'ed Mrs. E. n. Carrigan, Attorney
and Mrs. Hana C. Rasmlssen and John _.\_Corrigan and Mr.andHelenandMr.and rs. 'Hans Mrs.Harry Monlock at dlnher
Wrich.|'last Saturday evening.
'Mnry Ann and Jack nn atay~'Mr, and Mrs. Glen McDonald and
od nt :lm home of UI r grand~ children of this city. Mr. and Mrs.parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hanck Harold Hallherg and Paul of 2
last Sunday while thci parents, Omaha,were dlnner guests, last1\lr. and Mrs. Byron Bun of north Sunday at the parental,Fredl
of Blair, visited at the L ll Bm-die Olsen home, near Herman.
"°"}° in Qrnaha. __...x Mr. and Mrs. Edgar snicmeu.
ldorf and son drove to
cousin who is confined
to Lincoln Saturday to attend the
Iowa-Nebraska football game, and
also saw Seth Parker at the Audi-
torium in Omaha, before returning
to Blair.
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Guyer and
children, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Ben-
Omaha on
see their
in the hos-
Sunday afternoon to
pltal there._
Mr.and Mrs.John
/and daughter and Mr.and Mrs.
Dornackcr
........._.-,_,_....___time the members gave a fine
Armistice Day program.
The Misses Frances 0'Hsnlon
and Priscilla Rhoades, who are in
attendance at the Wayne State
Teachers College, spent the week-
end with home folk; in Hair.
Mr. and hks. J. F. Whlte, Mrs.
Merrill Roch, Mrs. Birdie Warrick
and Will Freeland were amongthose who attended the rodeo and
stock show in Omaha last Thurs-
day.
'mm run., H..............,,.,, -.--- __town and close to school, $110.00
per acre.N. T. Lund & Co.43-lt
Mr.and Mrs. W. J. Sas and
family visited nt the home ofMrs.
Saws sister,Mrs.Frank Evans
and Mr. Evans in Omaha lust Sun.
day.
~ Mr.and Mrs,Hugh Sutherlard
and Vivian were dinner guests and
spent the day last Sunday at the
A. J.Sutherland home.west of
Blair.
Mrs, T. H. Cooke on east SouthMr .an d Mr s.Le o :sc rnitz and
children moved last w k f r o m
tl ir home in Oma h a o W iy ne-
bago,Na-la..to th e ho e o f he r
hrother, J ohn Fear.M . S c h mi tz
wh o ha ve spent the past.f e w i-iggert U f t o f Dou glas c ounty ,
mo n ths a t th e p a r e nta l E d L ewe I -we re ple as a nt c a lle rs at th e h omele n h ome i n th i s c i ty , a r e n ow lu -i o f Mr. a n d Mr s.J ohn A .Rhoades
cated a t St.Lou is whe re Ml ' l a s t S u n d a y .
Stri c klett has @mP10Y*`f1°"'¢"I Mr s .I .She rman entertained
Last,Th ur sd ay wa s th e b i r th
anni vers ary o f Mr s .L u d wi g J en-
sen , s outh o f B lai r, and th e n eig h-
bo r s c a me i n wi th a f i ne lu n c h to
nmmf!th e nvnninn an d hull)h e r
a§Eé§i§}aS}§>y ing a few day s visit
f r o m he r nep he w,Ha r la n George
o f Ha wle y ,Minn eso ta,wh o c ame
Tuesday .
¢ .n 1 a . nl .1 - . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . \ci h t f M d Mr s |__,________._____._ ____.'F o r 5a1e»-Ar.m e Jttmauu uu ungroui ec fr of his S5 -T"I Mr .an d its .Holla nd S n n th o f nineteen relatives a t dinner lo st celebrate..rTh e n i e soc ial held a the Bn _ "'@S of Blanr, 0IIl01fl9»\I1€d the 1'0l~ | Sun day , hono ring her sister, Miss T h M Bross auc tio n hou se on Saturday ,|
P l o w l n i r s r u e s t s a t d m n e r l a s t S u n - , I d a F r i c d c n o f C h i c a g o .M i s s F r i e - ».o ,° C " ' § ' y _ , ,1 I ° g r § 3 B i : ' °§ l " ' b ' N o v .2 1 a t 2 p .r n . ,s i x p u r e b r o d
i n f u n n t h ! !i n I I F R K I T !l i B l '1 1 __ ` g _ _| _ _ , . _lll
EEE °'1'i'§?' ~ .EEE *sara ;~=.=~.-;=s1~3:=r £'£"i'}.'."l.".L`li€'1.,'1.'P.f"".E2€__'§_f°1'__"f"' "'*'|§l'.J§I"§`£"{§.`il§mL°3`Ef`1'£`f`§T ~""""*sprmg nampsmre Duane.|Lester 43-zu*E. 0. Fairchild.IwasverySuttlfhaluluuzuwas (mug and Iamuy ann mr. ullu Juan1=§i\<'n bs'the Calebian class.A J o e K o nva li n, a ll o f K e r ma r d .
f lu e p r o g r a m wa s also ven a n d ]L a s t Saturday eve ni ng visi tors
a mee c r ow was Hrese to e njoy at th e He n r y W u lb e r n h o me n e a r
the eve nin gs entertain nrs nt.' B la i r we r e Messrs an d Mesd ames
|\l\nmI Mr¢:I P . nhrunn n f um.. . II |§"va|urn nnr\fsuni1v Tann-
weex nl.. une ollttrllmll. J lumtr.AFOIISOTI we st gf B a hr u ~ O r -Mr s . A l S i c k was h os tes s to th e vi ll H u m t o d Mr s Fre d L ong M n an d Mr s .Charies h'¥°rt°"`
i0l1d9»Y evening bridge club at her areethe ...1.'€i.T§ hostessea.;3°I;henb;Irta'ed ';°e;e£f35;er0;.';
ome th i s week.Mr s .Eu ge ne s er U8 e s a .|,]a¢l'(5gr|Wgn ~ p r i z e an d Mi gg hir.'Bild Mrs..Fr e d ~a n d ~~th e tr i mmi n g s Ht th e lr l
n...¢.af...m u th a mi t m.;,,..n..-Ho wa rd an d Ro y wer e las t S un da y ho me la s t Satur day e ven in g.|
College Hill entertains
lowing guests st dinne
dny: Mr. and Mrs. B.
and daughter,Bernice o
Mrs. w. W. Dlxon of L
and Mrs. D. A. Compto
Irene Larsen of Blair.
The new license plate
~---»~---- nuns ri. U-un... ...... ._.....,, _.___'he fol- ard Axteu all of Blair, and Carl
last Sun- Edwards and daughber of south-
Comptan west of Blair.
Cf"'°;I"'|The Mlsslonsry Society of the
°°"'Mj r. Christian church met last Thurafandssduy afternoon at the home of Mrs
'Herman Ludwig.A good atten-
for 1982 dance was nresent and an interest-I
freshments were served at a lake
hour.
Miles Ruth Tilden, who is ln
tmlning at the Emmanuel hospital
in0malm, and Miss Dori; Tllden
and lrlend,Miss Pernella Lund,
who attend Wayne Stale Teadiers
College, spent the week-end at the
evening supper guests at the Wes-
ton Long home,southwat of
Blair.Mr.and Mrs.Herbert
Slump of Kirkman, Iowa were also
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tyson
and family of Omaha, were Sun-
ay dinner guests at the parental,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thompson
and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Thompson and Glen were
last Sunday dinner guests st the
Axel Nelson 'home near Kennard.
Last Sunday evening visitors at
the Psud Barry home in the Mc-
Carthy district were Mr. nnd_Mrs.
are expected dally and e of " " " _ "_keg h tgnew llcenses will lu.-gln Decemh:§|:.1§mp;;,ved_given res men
lst, according to County Treasurer _Fm Guye r.The pme fo r rs s zlwu ""u e M § ' ~1 l ;§ " "°" ;f ;" ':
aretohe blue a nd whi ,rnaldng,. n o .K K"dquiteacontrasttothe1 s s 1 ' d "" ' " l m Sunday.Messrs. "
plates which are md up white.'Mesdsmes Edgar Rose anddnug -ter, Rita, Harold Hoar md baby of
Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. Grsvatt °""'smr,pa d Ho ur ,mi daughter,
tamlly of Lincoln, spent Saturday
night at the Myron Metzinger
home.On Sunday Mr and Mrs.
Gravatt and Mr. and Mrs.Met-
zlnger and :spines dro down to
Irvington whlure .they nt theday visiting silgis T.Jaoobsen
home.~I
Mr.and Mrs.Schafer
entertained a number o guests at
Betty of Walthill.
The Pinochle d u h met last
Monday evening at the H.P.
Christensen home on west Grant
.street At tho close of the ove-
nlng,Mrs.Karl Christensen and
Julius Petersen held the high scorn(and received first prius.
Mr and Mrs George McBride
- . . A I
it E. mam home
Carl Petersen, who is engagedln the garage business at CedarBluffs. Nehraaks was n pleasant
caller at The Enterprise office on
Monday.Carl was cawnz one
he-nd in s bandage having gottenmixed up with an electric drlll.
The G. A. A. drls enjoyed nhiketo Calhoun last Saturday.They arrived about noon where all
did justice to n blg dinner.Thane
were dghteen girls md seven of
them hiked hack, returning home
tired but reporting s splendid time
Mrs. Walter Caldwell md blhy
of Bennington spent lan weeké-..\ n.u....\| vm...
M. E. Tyson home. They spent the
afternoon with Mrs. Tyson's mo-
ther, Mrs. Margaret Pitzer, north
of Blair.
Charles Roberto and family of
Sioux City, and son, Howard, who
is attending the nate unlvenclty
at Llneoln, spent Saturday night
and sunday with Mr. Roberts' pu.
mts, Mr. and Mrs.J. S. Roberta
in mn city.
Miss Alsyns Smith spent Friday
and Saturday in Omaha and was a
guest at the Hannon Aye home.
Mr. and Mrs. Aye brought her in
Blalr Saturday evening and vis-
lted over Sunday with relatives
ma frlands.Edgar Rose and Rita of Blair,
Mn. L. Cschelin and son, Everett
of Kennard,and Mr. and Mrs.
Burr Jones of Hastings.
Miss Cora Beard will entertain
the 0.E.S.kenmlngton at her
home north of Blair, Tuesday aft-
ernoon, Nov.17,it the weather
permits.If the weather is un-
fsvonble, the members will meet
with Mrs. Ed Matthlesen in Blaln
A number of friends pleasantly
mrprlse d Mn George K.Nelson
last Monday night in honor Q! her
hixth anniversary.Tha eveningwasspentplayingcards,o w l
being five tsbles.A delicious]
lunch w a r served which wasl
ml
drove w Ul'l'llD.l lan.mummyhonor of Lhelr san Hu lds blrth vlsited at the home of their son,
Bnnnergary Those xr t "mLyle ll§eBride and family.In the
Mr and Mn Grover llhns amhafternogn they drove to Pnpllllon
family of Kennard d Mr me te vlalt relatlvee.They were ac-Mrs H3914 Schafer daugh lcfmpanled by their son and lam-
ter of Omaha.iv -
Itlrs Harold Hallbe and lon Mrs.W. W.Dixon nf Lincoln,
Paul came uv from 0 aha Wed came last Thursday to Blnlr, after
'nesduy of lui. week g spent n n vidt wlth her daughter at Ros-
alle Nebraska.She la vlalting at
vlsmng un. me mu- vmuwer. .mmesoutheastofBlalr.On Sunday,
Mr.m e Mrs.Caldwell took her
and the hahy to Herman,where
she wm vim at the Louis Lowe
home.
Mrs.Henry Knhr held open
house to her many friends last
Mnnday afternoon undevening, the
date being her birth anniversary.
The time was spent visiting andfemdays vultlng nt e home nf'»|
her mister,Mrs Glen McDonald the D. A. Compton home in "1"5'\PlB>'il\€cards,and a delidous
and famnly Mr Hllllberg came clty and at the J. M. Cnmptnn and lunch was "md by lim nm ¢°
up on Thursday and on Sunday §f=\§m Warrlck homes,north oflher guests.Mx. and Mrs. John T. Gallagher
rodeo in Omaha Wednesday alt-
ernoon of last week and ln the
evening were supper guests nt the
home o l his brother,Chnrlle
Gallagher.
Mrs.Gus Lyden,M n .Nettie
Stockton and Mies Thlrsa. Stock-
ton drove over from Schuyler last
Sunday for u visit with relatives.
They were accompanied home that
evening hy Mrs. S. G. Heller, who
wan anaml a wad: nr an with them.
the Ak»Sar~Ben ahuw and
hrouhht by the self-lnvlkd guests.
lllrs-,_Wm. Seherdln spent lm,
Thursday in Omaha,vi di ng hen
son,Clarence Gochenouer i n thelsr. Joseph haspltal.He recently
underwent an appendleids opera-tion.He was able tn he brought!
home from the hospital Tuesday
evening and is getting along very
nicely.
Mr.and Mrs.Frnrmk Simpson
left last Friday for Oxlord, Neb.
where they will spend some time
van.n\.s» .-\.".,m.»M m w.E.
Mr.and Mrs. Hnllberh;and aon|5"'"'r M n |M r s .F r e d T h i e t j e a m e n a m e a n : \ - - - - - f - - - -- - - -- -- - ~.. .. ,. ... . _, _,_ _ _. _ __ _ __ _ _ _.A n u i n i l ..._ . l - ; 4 \ | » u \ A . n n »¢ \ \ h l1P fh f '. h n f ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~M r ,a n d M r s .went up to .the home a! her par-Mr.md Mrs.Ben
ents,Mr.and Mrs.Fred Olsen, tained a number of
'near Herman, to spend,a few days. duck dinner at the-JA b o u t m y m e n u s ] a n d n e i g l v T h u r s d a y e v n n i n g .
us m . . .....»\.......|. »n . . .. . . . . .r ~w e r e M r .a n d M r s .
'- "vu '=~-=-'rs mmumuuuwu-»-w-W.......-_irwndu =¢ a duvet-in~\nw, nm. "Boa" Thletja,lr home l w ' 1 m Friday eveninz. more helmTheEublféinroundtwenty-four presenli The
Theo. L\-mdffllwrlda received some very pretty
:tt D°\'\n¢\¢y»_gi!ta.Dalldoua refreshmenuwen
Harrigan Uld,served by the hostess at the dose
of the Methodist church will go to Harvey Simplon md baby ol 'R-
Crsig Frlday night to attend n knmmh, hnve moved to thi s di?
booth carnival held a l a benafit nm the parental Frank Simpson
lor the Crowell Home of this el¢Y» home_ on east Colfax mm.
Ther? are |even_leaguel ln the Misa Con Stilcklott wentdovmd i m - u c t ,e a c h u k m g m m l n e n -n o O m a h a ' h x e a d u y z a n e e h e r
a » . . l . \ . l n \ 4
Hu g g ggu ul cu su a n " " F LA' :u. \|' J ~R a s m u s s e n h o m e n e a r S p i k e r l a s t r .
=--|»--»=-- lu ...,.U "_,__.__ _.___,__casion be i n; h'Z§°'3l?5f¢.y`f The The following relative:were Mr, md Mrs. F_ W_ Ruwe at-A number of relativu helped who in in the Covennnt Hospital
evening was spent Plniinx plnochle dinner guests last Sunday at the w-dna tha mdao and ma: show Phyllis Iverson celebrate her sixth follcwing a gasoline explosionafter which a delldous lunch was John Thlelloldl. home at H@l'mBl\.|at Qmh on Wednesday of lut|bil'tl\day last Tuesday evening at §um;l-ly in yl}_i¢\\his hoe and
.__....._ _ _._.- |.. x...._..,\a,....._served.Those l1resen¢ from Blair honoring Ruhy's birthday: M1-.and week.'1'h¢
were Messrs. and Mesdamu Alfred Mn. Nels Undherg, Mr. and Mrs. and Mn. .1
e y w e r e g u e s t s o f M r .t h e T .l l I v e r s o n h o m e n o r m u l u - a n u s w u r m m y u u | . u | : u .q v u l u *I .F .B a d m e r o w w h i l e i n B l a i r .M r s .M a r g a r e t I v e r s o n a n d o n e , b y m i s t a k e , t h r e w g a s o l i n e o n
- -1 a.\.|r!_.-.| .r_ \.._... __.\L L . .......,,.|,Feer and family, D¢l B§f'¢¢;-gud Charles Thlelfoldt and son, Lyle of'\_h4 y_ ' Mrs.Baflgejow Mmm- famlly, Mildred lveruon,Mr. al\l|\u1e un:wn§cn_ ;"""uwuxvxi'family and Sam Steele d I ml! . Blalr.Chna Staben,lin .Len! pamled th hom for rvlslt until Mn.C.W.Chriltensen and sion.Mlm me att nys t !Mr.and Mrs.Loulsl 12505.if 'rhlelfoldr and som,H a m and s mfa lfmwhene Mr.Badgerowf family °f this diy, were -=°=~¢la¥ 2.'"° "'""' shane from the
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ddt with relntives.Mr. md Mrs .Ve mnn Mlnhlll
Hverehoztstothememberaotthe
lhrry Go Round Club at their
regular bridge dinner Savardny
evening.Prizes at brid wereawarded to Mr. md Mn. EL W.
Andrews for high score and to Mr,
and Mrs. C. G. lhrnlnll for low.
I-ut week mb her grandparents
nn-. and u mmm Andrea amrs.Ruth Irene and Orvnl Andrea-
nen t sunday with their pax-
ents . And Mrs. Robert Andrea-_f s f r
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,.1..'Z°''Z»§.?k".Lm.§.é'!, , , ~'...,.._The Ludzenn Ladle.:Aid met`"
wilh Mrs. N. P. Miller last Wed-ed | ons o'clock l ~ e o n and
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neadny afternoon.
Mr. and Mn. Alfred Svogersenand Christine were Sunday dinner
guests at the Martin Sands home.
at ~e home of Mrs~ J. C. ~edge~
in Arlington.
.f
ddt with relntives.Mr. md Mrs .Ve mnn Mlnhlll
Hverehoztstothememberaotthe
lhrry Go Round Club at their
regular bridge dinner Savardny
evening.Prizes at brid wereawarded to Mr. md Mn. EL W.
Andrews for high score and to Mr,
and Mrs. C. G. lhrnlnll for low.
I-ut week mb her grandparents
nn-. and u mmm Andrea amrs.Ruth Irene and Orvnl Andrea-
nen t sunday with their pax-
ents . And Mrs. Robert Andrea-_f s f r
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Phone 47-Shampoo and Finger
Wave $1--dry,or Shampoo and
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,.1..'Z°''Z»§.?k".Lm.§.é'!, , , ~'...,.._The Ludzenn Ladle.:Aid met`"
..___wilh Mrs. N. P. Miller last Wed-ed | ons o'clock l ~ e o n and
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neadny afternoon.
Mr. and Mn. Alfred Svogersenand Christine were Sunday dinner
guests at the Martin Sands home.
at ~e home of Mrs~ J. C. ~edge~
in Arlington.
.f
ddt with relntives.Mr. md Mrs .Ve mnn Mlnhlll
Hverehoztstothememberaotthe
lhrry Go Round Club at their
regular bridge dinner Savardny
evening.Prizes at brid wereawarded to Mr. md Mn. EL W.
Andrews for high score and to Mr,
and Mrs. C. G. lhrnlnll for low.
I-ut week mb her grandparents
nn-. and u mmm Andrea amrs.Ruth Irene and Orvnl Andrea-
nen t sunday with their pax-
ents . And Mrs. Robert Andrea-_f s f r
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llltlreakilthllhr ~'|'h|Lu¢l|¢rlnLldlaAl|lmetwilh Mrs. N. P. Miller last Wed-ed | ons o'clock l ~ e o n and
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neadny afternoon.
Mr. and Mn. Alfred Svogersenand Christine were Sunday dinner
guests at the Martin Sands home.
at ~e home of Mrs~ J. C. ~edge~
in Arlington.
.f
ddt with relntives.Mr. md Mrs .Ve mnn Mlnhlll
Hverehoztstothememberaotthe
lhrry Go Round Club at their
regular bridge dinner Savardny
evening.Prizes at brid wereawarded to Mr. md Mn. EL W.
Andrews for high score and to Mr,
and Mrs. C. G. lhrnlnll for low.
hit we a k v nu hr IBN!
Kr. and Mn. mmm Andreaam.
Ruth Irene and Orvnl Andrea-
nen :t sunday with their pax-
ents,. And Mrs. Robert Andrea-
aen.
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neadny afternoon.
Mr. and Mn. Alfred Svogersenand Christine were Sunday dinner
guests at the Martin Sands home.
at ~e home of Mrs~ J. C. ~edge~
in Arlington.
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dmva to Madium Sunday wheretheyspent the day with Mn.
Sdnoefxguk brother and wife, Mr.
gg Mrs. Cul Bender.Mr; H.W .
oe accom e m uh r u caper vhue she spent thednwith nlntivu.birthday of Mn. Aurelia
Ha mmmg w u hxppily observed
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money on your Beauty Work-by
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E e r a a l y t h e n u m h m u e v u y d a y .
nu's need h d a tlimes,t i h a t h i n g t o u s e i s p b r .
C.|=|d1nil'| S Pe pi n . Y ou ' ll ge tthorough .=@u»»», and it 1mn't
p w # m a d e . w e a k a n d ~T h u nn ily d o do f l pr e sc r ip tio n
just fresh lnntivdhabs, pure in.
and oth er hd p fu l i x n d i e n th a t
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Mn. John Hammlng invlwd ln Ifew close friends ol their motherto help her celebrate.The ladies
spent the afternoon talking over
old times and had lunch bdorsdeparting.
John F.Jaekerott spent the
week-uid in Omaha with relatives.
G. A. Marshall and wlle return-ed Monday from Schubert wherehe and several of the Marshalls
have interests in oommewsl or~
chords there.One otthe social events of theseasontookplaceonWednadayafternoon when Mrs. ~ C. Edges'
entertained at a one ogock bridge
luncheon.The prize fo high scoreat bridge was won by nn, Vernon
Marshall and the consolation byMrs. H. w. Marshall.Several garages about the town
were rlfled Tuesday night.Atdi e
garage ol Clyde Cook, a rifle ands flash light were taken and at
the Wm.Steen garage a man'|
suit of clothes,tools,grips, etc.,to the value of shout $75 were
taken.A peculiar incident at the
Steen place was that two empty
suitcases were left in the alley and
upon investigation one of themproved to be the property of Dr,N. A. Martin.Dr. Martin said al-
though some things may have been
disturbed in the Grove garage
where the grip was stored, nothing
else seemed to he gone.
Mrs. F. C. Paulsen and childrenof Laurel, left Sunday after spending the week nere with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steen.
Dean Badger o l Hemlngford,
and Bud Badger of Omaha, vimedla n week at the home of theiruncle, J. C. Badger.Mrs. Harold Weber uf.this place
and Mn. W. H. Hillegass of Oma-ha, were eo-hostesses at a prettily
appointed bridge luncheon given atthe letter's home Thursday after-
noon.The prizes were won byMn. Walter Bliss for high score,
Mrs. L. M. Peterson, second; Mrs.
P. L. Cady, third and Mrs. ClydeCook, consolation
Jack Cady spent the week-end
~ th Howard Williams st Fremont
Otto Hager hid the misfortuneto break his right arm on Satur-
-:~ while trying to crank the en-
z~e which he had hooked up to aeed grinder.
A filled opera house greeted the
presentation oi the Junior class~lay. "Meet Uncle Sally", Friday
~vening.The 8-act comed% under
e direction of Miss eatriee' hite, kept the audience in a con»
~tant uproar from beginning to~nd, and the players deserve a lot~f praise for the manner in whichhey interpreted the various parts.
e high school orchestra, underhe direction of Mrs. J. I. Ray,
umlshed music between the sets.Mrs. Mary Hart and Mrs. Mell
pringgate were hostesses to the~ebekah kensington at the Spring-
:=~ home on Friday afternoon.
' fter the usual budness the Indiesed a couple of comforters for the. 0. O. F. home at York.Plans
~em made for their annual Christ-
as party which will be held athe home of Mrs. Harry Osternmn
n December.Miss Treva Garnet of Sacrernen-
~,Calif.,spent Tuesday at the
~ome ol her aunt, Mrs. P. L. Cady
~d family.Misa Garner was on a
usiness trlp to Louiswlle, Ky. and~topped o!! here on her way therefDr. and Mrs. R. E. Hall, form-
~rly of Lyons and who just re-
~ed irom a two months trip to
~ortland,Ore.,were week-end
;esta st the Dr. P. L. Cady home.
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KENNARD NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Nad Vrengdenhll
visited at the parental Mary Lant-
ru homo Saturday night._Frm Dierk 01 Bennington, was
a Kennard visitor Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konvalin andTeddy and Mr. and Mrs. EdgarI-'nln:hild,Pen and George were
Sunday dinner guests ol Mr. and
Mm Roland Smith.
A number of friends and neigh-bors surprised Mrs. Leonard Pet-
erson last Thursday evening the
occasion being in honor of her
birth anniversary.The evening
was spent vldting and playingcards.Late in t e evening,alunchbrought by the unexpected
guests, was served.
Mr.and Mrs.Harry Jahnel
drove down from Tekamah Sun-day to visit with Mr. Jahnel's par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Jahnel.Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson at-
tended a card party at the Jens
Christiansen home last Wednesday
evening.Messrs.and Mesdames E.O.
Fairchild and sons, George Hede-lund and Jeanette,Joe -Konvalin
and Teddy, H. C. Blaeo and Elmer
Wright enjoyed a welner roast at
the Blaco farm northwest of townSaturdaynight.Following the
ner roast they all joumeyed totheE.O.Fdrchild home wherethey spent the remainder of the
evening playing cards.
Miss Harriett Hall returned
ome Saturday after having spent
e past two weeks ln Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peterson,
~attie Jane and Berkley and Mr.
d Mrs. Nels Peterson were Sun-
~ay dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.~an Glissman in Omaha.Mrs. Clyde Rosenbaum came up
rom Calhoun on Thursday to as-
~lat her mother in entertaining the
~dies' Aid.
Otis Decker and Floyd Alexan-
~r camo down from Wayne Fri-
y evening lo rpend the week-d hen.
Mlss Eva Miller is now in Fre-
~ont where she has work.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lund of Fm-
ont, were Sunday visitors at the
lmer Lund home.
Lillian and Jerome Schmidt
rave down from Creston, Neb.,unday to get their brother, Fred~ho for the past week has been aest in the Neal Vrengdenhil and
~ary Lautrup homes.-Mr. and Mrs.Oscar Anderson
nd children of Arlington, visitedt the Bert Swihart home Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall of
ashington, visited at the paren-~l 0. W. Marshall home Wednes-
ay alter-noon.Abner Hillman came over froml d r 'fhesday morning in take
1 . and Mrs. George Hillman to
maha on business.
The Royal Neighbors held their
~gular meeting at their lodge
H~ above Berry's store last Fri-~y evening.After the businesseeting, the ladies tied a comfort~r Neighbor Laura Anderson who~d the mlsfortunefoi having her
~me burned a short time ago.
~ts the evening Mesdames
'-' ~senbaum, Ott/0 Gottschohnall and Miss Gretchen Hall
~rved a delicious lunch.There will be neither Sunday- ~l nor church services at the
theran church Sunday, Nov. 16.
Mrs. George Mehking was hos-
~s to th e Lad ies A i d a t Une
urc h bas eme nt Th u r sd a y a!ter~
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Wymo-.1 This city now served
with natural gas.
dmva to Madium Sunday wheretheyspent the day with Mn.
Sdnoefxguk brother and wife, Mr.
gg Mrs. Cul Bender.Mr; H.W .
oe accom e m uh r u caper vhue she spent thednwith nlntivu.birthday of Mn. Aurelia
Ha mmmg w u hxppily observed
menu now and get started on thinnew plan lor you to save n lot ol'
money on your Beauty Work-by
taking advantage of this yuu un
uv e 50% of what you spend.Fashion Center Beauty Pulob-tho leading Beauty Parlor in xllof Wuhington county.48~1t
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I .Tr y f o r u bo a r d me -mn e nt a t
E e r a a l y t h e n u m h m u e v u y d a y .
nu's need h d a tlimes,t i h a t h i n g t o u s e i s p b r .
C.|=|d1nil'| S Pe pi n . Y ou ' ll ge tthorough .=@u»»», and it 1mn't
p w # m a d e . w e a k a n d ~T h u nn ily d o do f l pr e sc r ip tio n
just fresh lnntivdhabs, pure in.
and oth er hd p fu l i x n d i e n th a t
oo d d n ' t h u r t n c h i !B u t h o w i t
wa h : u p th a n h a z y b o w d s l Ho w
~ you ie-djrith y our system rid
Mn. John Hammlng invlwd ln Ifew close friends ol their motherto help her celebrate.The ladies
spent the afternoon talking over
old times and had lunch bdorsdeparting.
John F.Jaekerott spent the
week-uid in Omaha with relatives.
G. A. Marshall and wlle return-ed Monday from Schubert wherehe and several of the Marshalls
have interests in oommewsl or~
chords there.One otthe social events of theseasontookplaceonWednadayafternoon when Mrs. ~ C. Edges'
entertained at a one ogock bridge
luncheon.The prize fo high scoreat bridge was won by nn, Vernon
Marshall and the consolation byMrs. H. w. Marshall.Several garages about the town
were rlfled Tuesday night.Atdi e
garage ol Clyde Cook, a rifle ands flash light were taken and at
the Wm.Steen garage a man'|
suit of clothes,tools,grips, etc.,to the value of shout $75 were
taken.A peculiar incident at the
Steen place was that two empty
suitcases were left in the alley and
upon investigation one of themproved to be the property of Dr,N. A. Martin.Dr. Martin said al-
though some things may have been
disturbed in the Grove garage
where the grip was stored, nothing
else seemed to he gone.
Mrs. F. C. Paulsen and childrenof Laurel, left Sunday after spending the week nere with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steen.
Dean Badger o l Hemlngford,
and Bud Badger of Omaha, vimedla n week at the home of theiruncle, J. C. Badger.Mrs. Harold Weber uf.this place
and Mn. W. H. Hillegass of Oma-ha, were eo-hostesses at a prettily
appointed bridge luncheon given atthe letter's home Thursday after-
noon.The prizes were won byMn. Walter Bliss for high score,
Mrs. L. M. Peterson, second; Mrs.
P. L. Cady, third and Mrs. ClydeCook, consolation
Jack Cady spent the week-end
~ th Howard Williams st Fremont
Otto Hager hid the misfortuneto break his right arm on Satur-
-:~ while trying to crank the en-
z~e which he had hooked up to aeed grinder.
A filled opera house greeted the
presentation oi the Junior class~lay. "Meet Uncle Sally", Friday
~vening.The 8-act comed% under
e direction of Miss eatriee' hite, kept the audience in a con»
~tant uproar from beginning to~nd, and the players deserve a lot~f praise for the manner in whichhey interpreted the various parts.
e high school orchestra, underhe direction of Mrs. J. I. Ray,
umlshed music between the sets.Mrs. Mary Hart and Mrs. Mell
pringgate were hostesses to the~ebekah kensington at the Spring-
:=~ home on Friday afternoon.
' fter the usual budness the Indiesed a couple of comforters for the. 0. O. F. home at York.Plans
~em made for their annual Christ-
as party which will be held athe home of Mrs. Harry Osternmn
n December.Miss Treva Garnet of Sacrernen-
~,Calif.,spent Tuesday at the
~ome ol her aunt, Mrs. P. L. Cady
~d family.Misa Garner was on a
usiness trlp to Louiswlle, Ky. and~topped o!! here on her way therefDr. and Mrs. R. E. Hall, form-
~rly of Lyons and who just re-
~ed irom a two months trip to
~ortland,Ore.,were week-end
;esta st the Dr. P. L. Cady home.
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KENNARD NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Nad Vrengdenhll
visited at the parental Mary Lant-
ru homo Saturday night._Frm Dierk 01 Bennington, was
a Kennard visitor Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konvalin andTeddy and Mr. and Mrs. EdgarI-'nln:hild,Pen and George were
Sunday dinner guests ol Mr. and
Mm Roland Smith.
A number of friends and neigh-bors surprised Mrs. Leonard Pet-
erson last Thursday evening the
occasion being in honor of her
birth anniversary.The evening
was spent vldting and playingcards.Late in t e evening,alunchbrought by the unexpected
guests, was served.
Mr.and Mrs.Harry Jahnel
drove down from Tekamah Sun-day to visit with Mr. Jahnel's par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Jahnel.Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson at-
tended a card party at the Jens
Christiansen home last Wednesday
evening.Messrs.and Mesdames E.O.
Fairchild and sons, George Hede-lund and Jeanette,Joe -Konvalin
and Teddy, H. C. Blaeo and Elmer
Wright enjoyed a welner roast at
the Blaco farm northwest of townSaturdaynight.Following the
ner roast they all joumeyed totheE.O.Fdrchild home wherethey spent the remainder of the
evening playing cards.
Miss Harriett Hall returned
ome Saturday after having spent
e past two weeks ln Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peterson,
~attie Jane and Berkley and Mr.
d Mrs. Nels Peterson were Sun-
~ay dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.~an Glissman in Omaha.Mrs. Clyde Rosenbaum came up
rom Calhoun on Thursday to as-
~lat her mother in entertaining the
~dies' Aid.
Otis Decker and Floyd Alexan-
~r camo down from Wayne Fri-
y evening lo rpend the week-d hen.
Mlss Eva Miller is now in Fre-
~ont where she has work.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lund of Fm-
ont, were Sunday visitors at the
lmer Lund home.
Lillian and Jerome Schmidt
rave down from Creston, Neb.,unday to get their brother, Fred~ho for the past week has been aest in the Neal Vrengdenhil and
~ary Lautrup homes.-Mr. and Mrs.Oscar Anderson
nd children of Arlington, visitedt the Bert Swihart home Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall of
ashington, visited at the paren-~l 0. W. Marshall home Wednes-
ay alter-noon.Abner Hillman came over froml d r 'fhesday morning in take
1 . and Mrs. George Hillman to
maha on business.
The Royal Neighbors held their
~gular meeting at their lodge
H~ above Berry's store last Fri-~y evening.After the businesseeting, the ladies tied a comfort~r Neighbor Laura Anderson who~d the mlsfortunefoi having her
~me burned a short time ago.
~ts the evening Mesdames
'-' ~senbaum, Ott/0 Gottschohnall and Miss Gretchen Hall
~rved a delicious lunch.There will be neither Sunday- ~l nor church services at the
theran church Sunday, Nov. 16.
Mrs. George Mehking was hos-
~s to th e Lad ies A i d a t Une
urc h bas eme nt Th u r sd a y a!ter~
o o n .
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Wymo-.1 This city now served
with natural gas.
bU|'Il ruu ousnzrs owauy l u
I5-25c Higher. Top $12.00
|1063 Acnve, 10c \-neugn
r 1Inaba Oven the was Bk!!!
at $5."05.5|3 n u :n e w
n m a t m e o u a .M i l
Shu Une hnnnd..
»\`Un1on Bbotk Klrdl.rm. mo.
1.981-Curated esbtle eanldhtild
only s umnted proportionor mm-
d l f l liberal reoelvh. 1a,ooo had.-
md the mukn wu tllrly sc uv e
it prices strong to 25a hlahnr than
he close or Int week.Best men
hen brought 5x2.oo.Cows m d
hmm he ld li e d!! md swc he rs
and feeders were Wfltably nn-
charmed.
Quotxtiom on Cattle: Choice to
prime yurllngs $11.W612.00:
good w choice yeaxlinzs $9.500
u. o o : mr w ma r ur l l n n $1.15
0925: c ommon to Ink y eullnnn.zs@'1.'1s;m m ,wnrmedlupmm as.oooe.oo;choice vrim-
henvy uma $x1.oo@12.0o: chaise
no prime may beeves m.op@
mop; Hood w chaise mm 09.25
101015: nu- an Kood mm $7.500
9.00: oommcm io fair mm $8.00
0'I.50; good to choice stocker!
66.zs0'1.zs: mr m 8004 stocker;
65.00 0 6,00:common to fairowexen ss.'1wxs.oo; many znidee
02.soos.so: ma eo choice leed-
au 8s.5n0s.so: mu- w Kbod feed-ers $4.2ws.so:oommcu no (slr
I5-25c Higher. Top $12.00
QGS Acnve, 10c \-neugn
r 1Inaba Oven the was Bk!!!
at $5."05.5|3 n u :n e w
n m a t m e o u a .M i l
Shu Une hnnnd..
»\`Un1on Bbotk Klrdl.rm. mo.
1.981-Curated esbtle eanldhtild
s limited proportion or mm-
dAy'| liberal reoelvh. 1a,ooo »-
md the mukn wu tllrly sc uv e
it prices strong to 25a hlahnr than
he close or Int week.Best men
hen brought 5x2.oo.Cows m d
hmm he ld li e d!! md swc he rs
and feeders were Wfltably nn-
charmed.
Quotxtiom on Cattle: Choice to
prlme yurllnzs $11.W612.00;
good w choice yeaxlinzs $9.500
u. o o : mr w ma r ur l l n n $1.15
0925: c ommon to Ink y eullnn|l35@7.'l5;tnshy,wnrmedlupmm as.oooe.oo;choice vrim-
henvy uma $x1.oo@12.0o: chaise
no prime may beeves m.op@
mop; good w chaise mm 09.25
101015: nu- an Kood mm $7.500
9.00: oommcm w fair mm $8.00
0'I.50; good to choice stocker!
66.zs0'1.zs: mr m 8004 stocker;
65.00 0 e,oo:common w fairowexen ss.'1wxs.oo; many znidee
02.soos.so: ma to choice mea-
au 8s.5n0s.so: mu- w Kbod feed-
ers $4.25~5.50:oommcu no slr
men and Missa:S nd 10AFuhionCen\erpeBe|1ty
and neeive a complete
nent Wnve Free ol Chuga.
[umily moved into their new home
on the farm ol Mrs. S. R. Bltnan
on Ehzesday.
Mr.and Mrs.Mick Miller md
Betty ol Benningtan, were allenyournppointlnantan o w -A'l-Slumnnn mm mm... fm nnmlnw .n.»..~.». .i nm Mm.
mr. Inu mn. ulen .lexxenon mu|dlught¢r spent Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Elmer Nidlen,Floyd Ludwig,
Hms Bettelseu, J. A. Jo\msonlnd\J. WZ Johnson anjoyed s h\xnting`
nh. in -.n¢» .. \r.\.-W.\ A
For the Benefit of the g
I_- Fire Department
Will Be Held at -|
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\anksgiving Day 1
vember 26
8 o f - - n
r k e y s -G e e s e .
k s - C h i c k e n s
be awarded for prizes
enty of Shells Available
on Grounds
\mr. ann mm rerry menuenmngspent Sunday evming at the Fred
Rarnser home.
Mr.and M n .Wm.Va n :mdNeb.,is .visi ti ng th is we e k a t t h e fa§ ril d 'Q }{d"" M,l,f "A| b`; } ".tIsomeo f M r .a q d Mr s .F r a n k u n d s s p f n t S u n d a y i t t h e H e n r y
#nmrv nimnn :nun
Washington county.43-lt
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Mr .an d Mr s .Charles Mi af e la t
an d c h ild re n \ -i smd at time James
Ande rson ho me Sund ay .
Ben Gotta c h J r . an d Per ry Gle n-
de n i n g vi u dte d at th e F r a n k Gas~
ser Home W edn es day e ven in g.
M i :a n d Mr s .Pete Ru=mussen
an d f ami ly vi si ted at th e L ar s Ras -
mu fls en h o me £ a .» M' » fu ~ m. °n .
Mr . an f i M ~ L o u is Gomh a m a n d
c hildren a n d Mx an d Mr s .Seth-
W h i te d vi s i te d a t lh e I'-zvn k Gas-
ser h ome Su nd ay
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gqur d d t i r e s !
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Goodyear AH-Weathers
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Odaer dau in popordon
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ters.Miss Maud Masters and Bernard
Junghluth came out from OmahaWednesday m npend Annistice dayat home.
Mr. and Mrs. JuEan Jungbluth,
Dick,Bob and Jeannie drove toScribnerSundaytovi dt at thc
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Cook.Mr.and Mrs. Julian Jungbluth
attended the Merry Go R/aund Sat-
urday at the home ol Mr. and Mn.
Vernon Marshall in Arlington.
day afternoon.olic Church edifice improved.Advartise in Th. Enterprise.
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Sl p ed orl u nn n yof lg ohs t
Miu Annu Petersen of Omaha,
spent Sunday wiih her sister,
Miss Dagmar.
Mr, and Mrs. Chris Hnnsen and
family of 01-um,Mr.and M nLarsLauritsenandfamilyof
Omaha and Mr. angi Mrs.Lars
Fnndsen were callers at the Hana
Sorensen home.John Kuhr of Blair, spent sev-
eral days last week at the Sun
Holstein home.
Mr.and Mrs.Ed Christensen
made a short visit at the James
Chrlntensen home Friday after-
noon
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HOGS ADVANCE A umm
There were 11.000 fruh hnu nn
the market Monday with hotter
nporta Irom outside Winn tndetulsa active at prices :morally weMaher than Saturday.Bulk o!
hug so ld st a :mud o! 84.500
|.'15 with but um wwhls un W
n m
m m s A N D I A I I B B s u m !
ht umm opened the weak an
n mu y mm; mu v nu ; n i e s a
n u x m at $5.000§.50.no du-
hmhl were in good aemmama
m-on: at $4.W04.90.And sheepheld study. Receipt: 15.000 had.
FAT LAMBB:Rama lunbl.
8004 ko choice ss.zs05.so: nan
I
umm. mr s 0 gona s4.':wn.ais;
!ed_Iu.n}_§J§._ §§.g§ 0 6.65:ahom
FEEDER. LALIBB: iam" Inmhx: o o d t o ¢ n o x ¢ é § . ié é ifi § f : ME F
la m m p m n -to g ood 8-l.00@4.25;
leeder lambs,common to lah'
$3.000-100
5=;a&mi ;;;-F""Q 'aa
.DI-25; breeding ann |1.500|.50.
Bargainand Mrs. 'Merritt h'IcClellan|
arrived here on Friday evening and
expect to visit with their parents,
Mr. 'and Mn. I-I. C. McClellan and Time /
ir[ter ml: h3`1i£ms}aDr. and Mrs." P. L. Cadv wel-el f¢[nr Tire Buyefs!Sunday evening dinner guests atthe C. Cuykendahl home in Fie-
lnont and later atunded pag-eant given at the Cong|3§?.\oua1
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeWebex-leftSaturday for Oklahoma an a briefbushestri .I pMi n Ruth Smenh nf F1-m|:nnt
W
Prieaarescrapingbouom .No w i t o o st s m o r e th a n i f s
worth for punctures and delays to get the last miles out of
old tira.Slippery fall and winter roads require full trac-
tion.Why take a dumee with smooth-worn Era?New
Goodyear treads wear down slower than eva in winter-
about TWICE as slowly as in summer.They will still be
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like new na: spring--this is the time to buy!~
:nm a week»end guest of Misa
Rachel McClellan.
Miss Beatrhe White spent theweek-end in Lincoln.The Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion enjoyed their nn.
mml covered dish supper at tha
dub rooms on Monday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.P ml Dewitt ofNickerson visited Sunday at theM. E. Winseb home.
Ones: Lund, who broke a boneIn his foot on Tuesday, was takento SL Joseph hnspilal in Omahlsm Thug-sd.|y_wherq hg is reponed
|;
i @z2.¢1_d.gFull Oversizena getting along nicely.mv. H. C. V mh 6 1
Ogallala,who n favorable
lznpnnion on Lhglsongrugndon oftheCongrentiochurchr u mhe pruclzedlian 1 wed: uv..neospud a.and will mme w$rlln¢wn to preach.Louis Sohnlen sold ,bil northso mu to Augus t Dunklau fo r
$200 per acre.This hun ll locat-ad on t dld B-line road out ofg y m ,_S°5;g°==-u n i x Mr,
mmm. w otheland,will move when hislntlxar *;g"lives. wEtx;xl1 Du{|k1nu\
expects move on e new y u~.'
qulred{arm about Much lst.
Mrs. Nellie McCoy md non, Bn-
iord nf Omaha,lpent Satnrllny
evenlng at the home ol' Mr. andMrs. Fred Heuer-mann.
A daughter was_born to Mr. andMrs. Albert Hilgenkamp Fridayat
the Military Avenue hospital lnFnmsmf.
Mrs. George Schoettger, who isassistantsponsor for the CampFiregirls, entertained them at
their regular meeting on Thurs-
day evening.Miss Clara Schoett-
ger, sponsor, wu also present.Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hnmmang
and mother, Mn. Aurelia Ham-mang were Sunday dinner guestsat thg home of Mrs. 0. C. Robertsin Omaha.Clarence Nonkov and brother,
Georsv. who n here frvm Calif.
on s ten day furlough frgm the
mv y ,went to Albion on Fndly w
d e t b a dolnn
ofa-X n n m m g a .
Y e u r r o l n d n r v i e e .
S i d i a l o c n l
29x4.40 $4.98
I 28x4.75 --$6.65
29x4.75 U ns:$6.75
30x4.75 =--$6.95
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~ULTRY PROGRAM
'FOR TENANT FARMERS
The poultry extension work
us far conducted has primarily
~n the typg adapted for owner
~d operated farms, namely, that
permanent equipment,chiefly
~ming und watering.However
ere is the difficulty on rented
nns of suitable houses et/c.
r a well balanced, year around
k.The necessary mdpment for
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She returned home Sunday.
,Miss Opal Hansen af Blair, was
s guest at f-be Fred Rogert home
Sunday..The regdar monthly meeting ofExeDegreeofHonorlodgefor
Nov. 13 at the J. D. Lowe home
has been postponai until the nen
regular meeting night._ Miss Louise Larson, who teaches
ln the schools at Laurel spentthe week-end at her home here.
Mr. und Mrs. John Sidner and
Mary Kathryn of Teknmah,and
Miss Ann Petersen of Omaha, had
Sunday dinner nt the Dr. Cameronhome.Emil Jensen dlaposed o_his
herg Friday nnemoon.
Mrs. Frank Wolf! and Mn. In
Piper nmndd n card puty in
Omaha Friday alwmoam.Mr. And Mrs. George Ketchmlrlt
and LnDunna of Omnha, spent Sab-urday and Sunday with bus.
Emma Ketchmark.
Sundly visitors of Miss Kate
Mehrens included Miss Bhnche
Paulsen af Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.
Rohwer and Bda Sierk.
Mira. G¢°f2-'B Rohwer Jr. enter-
tained her Sunday school class at
n Weiner roast Saturday evening.
\:
Mr.and Mn.Sid McCoy,Cecil
Stricklett were Herman wlers on
Wednesday.~Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Seltz reeeivd word thattheyhadanew granddaughter,born at the Blmlr Hosplfal that
evenlng to Mr.and Mn, Dxv id
Blummert.Mrs.Mummert wasformerly [arming Sel¢z.Mrs. Mary MéCoy died Oct. 28at the home of her daughter, Mrs.Morris Reichenbach nt Lincoln andthe funeral was held Friday, Oct.
31 at the Baptist church in Blalr,
and was laid to rest in the Blair
cemeiery beulde her husband and
ORUM NEWS
Mrs. Chris Petershn entertaineda large number of friends Friday
afternoon in honor of her birthday.
The hostess served n ddnty lunch-
eon to her guests.
The Rose Hlll girls club met onWednesdayafternoonwithMrs.John Taylor Jr.,wi th a n amn-
dance of three members._Mes-
01118.A large number of guests help-ed Mn.Henry Rumusaery we-brate her birthday Saturday eve-
nin~.
sen, and Miss Clara Rasmussen ofBlair, were guesta.Luncheon was
enjbyed by all.
Mrs: Peter Nielsen has been
SPIKER HAPPENINGS
Mr. ma Mn. Albert Sprlck ne
rejoicing wer the arrival of an
eight and une-hall pound boy.
Mr.m d Mrs. Louie Kmxdsenand Earl were vislting in Teknmnh
Tuesday evening.
Louis Rasmussen Lhreshed for
Henry Mder Thursday.
~ and Mrs. Wil]Ruwa were
. - . » _ .
Girl! Benson, Albert Benson and
Mins Lennetta Gnuse.
The Aid of the Danllh churchmet Wednesday afternoon at thoAlbert Jensen home near Fonta-
nelle,with an attendance of 18members.Misa Evelyn Andersenol Blair and Mm. Ted Buchardt
were the visitors.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Rasmussen
and family were Sunday evening
visitors at the Alben Hansen
atte nded th e shock sho w.Mr s .
Ba dg er ow, f or me rly Ma u de C ac he -
lln , a c c omp a ni s d th e m h o me f or a
fe w d a y s vi si t.
In.l
Mins Georgia Rasmussen .
Saturday nizht with hex- (ri
Misa Ruby Holstein They s
ded the Rose Hill SundaySundny morning.
wit Q e rea ami y ofJesse Hmlii
Mr. and Mrs. Gcor Christfamily of Craig,»»»'§i» Sstu
nflemoon with Mn.Sophie
sen.
Hay Springs-Ground ru
for construction ol e
Ixgion and Auxiliary home
headquarters here.n y 1 6 z u u u u n c ux nru -'""j ~'=" °~g:[ w g C l l ! I d I EI |w h o p r g g g q e g n e r l nthro ugh th e y ear.l3@F¥5l1!Hn8 m d e ath .Sh e le a ve s fi ve c h ild re nto
' Ma r c h wi th baby .c hic ks on clean mo u r n her death,Mya. _Fred _qnd
h .,..,.......,..\|l||~"°-- --~ -- »--- --- ----1 ---' »---=~~"|¢ num l lun lmamm on Henry Ralmuugn :pmt awuph|;|gAnnlndBabbyGenll||dKr.llIdherle|ll|d!o0t.
_
§Md".°'\'{,', ...'¢£?.?...¢vm un. Onnr Pedersen au af nw,~Mr. and Mn. uuu Johnson ma m'L1,_",,,,,,_ no °' Hnmnve gp Q plus -=.<>;\-»~.-51":exe S y u}lqn at tha lin. gmpld Ind llr. llld lln. Pak!I n ...A u..A-.. A..A.....-rgradually imgroving,which is
good news to er friends.Mr. Ind Mrs. Cl de Iaraenhavsthe sympathy of tgeir many rek-
tivel and friends in their bereave~
malt, the loss of their baby son.
Mr. md Mrs. Pele Anderssn en~
tertained for their fiends Sa¢ur~dly evening.
M Q g( / 5 ~ . 7 / z s l a / / c d
I
||\" t |Oaklarfd. being graveled.
Ashland--Bida_ opened for n
pumping equipment and wate
wells.
Plattsmodth--I..ouis Eastriderecting building to house fillin~
station on 0 Street road.
umund: sellinn'the cuckrels atlhirs. Morris Reichenbach of Lin2%to 3 pounds as hroilers;|coln, Mrs. James Vance of Blsden, do maintaining work (or the oun-
growing out the pullcts on clean Neh.,Sidney McCoy of Rocklin, fy in that vlcinlty.ground;then in October,¢ul1inglCali!., and Mrs. Charles Stricklett Mr. and Mn, Bernard Lnn<phar
out all but forty of the hentai Blair.drove out from Omaha Sundayand
pullets that are in be kept ln mei enjoyed the day visiting at theRead the following very care#home of his slster, Mm' Clilford2:'::z"f:.Jfx"e _f°:_.r"2i:,'. 555: £="¥. and u, win save ,-»»»»»»~ Owen..
Emma Kemchmark h .Kn ta '"" °--- -»--=~ --vJ. A. sandqum Bsdmiamily hBve|,,,?ve§"T';":'3 da y gng ; ~ o f L i nc o ln, we re Sun d:y n;1 :na J U
moved m a fa rm near Council Monday at the Lan Rolland home the pnrenhl,Rudolph AndmnsanBluffs.Charles Wllderaon and The ladies are a me n of Mn: home.Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel An-
family have moved from the Wd_ Rollnnd.gu on and soma were evening
ton Properly an ihe place vacated Thursday evening guests at the u m a A n d e o! Blair ma\C l|by_the S"1d<1"1~'+..\.::,.\- -0 1 ..,.n-»-}L'mf...-f°m° in W" Helgm Ngwklrk weqe 'f'hnn-
M Q g( / 5 ~ . 7 / z s l a / / c d
New Equipmegt
to test your
Spark Plugs under the
Actual Pressure
hich develops in your motor
Bring in your car for a winter
checkup of timing, ignition and
corburation.
It will save necessary wear on
your starter and battery in cold
weather.
Fill Up Now With . . . .
Anti Freeze
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co
u u u l u u u n u Aus n\.4u»,ff-=»nllil!B lfasnnon Lenser va r g a1 n n »- o u o u. ls. Nelson, a zormer reszac m.,I me ve a ha ve b ee n b i n t h i ; " ' " " °"'*" ' " " " °a ll old birds are to be sold 'md . L ad i e s Ra y o n S i lk Ho s e 2611;n o w i n business a t 'W ent Po in t, lo ity th e p a s t we e k ;¢yednesday Thlrlr.and Mr s .
sta rt. a sa in wi th s n e w hmmm 0 f l2 5 c Chiidrens Ri b Ho s e 15c ; .vi nir ,ed He rma n f rie nds Sunday nic h t tlumr nn inus nrl n._ nu .. n ... ... _ u Y_emen§n
5 5 uzruluuy.Pet-ar Ta f t
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I d n y e v e n i n g vi s i t o r s a t t h e P e t e r
W E TB T n f f fu n n u n I K :n u n 'l.l.-A.FF A )rm if " . .. ... ...... ..... ......Wm».,|,E'°' and ~ :pant Wedml-
.:_°' _ sm;-v - u w m u at an~ ~'~~T mm G 1 i ~'u -~~ -~' ~---- - -»- ---= Emmmm ~-by 'ts".-zsf so=1°1a1usi\us¢r||.,,,|.¢.¢ambien,"m¢u§'°°"""'"'¢°°""=°"=¢*°!°°maxf._p~,,,|¢|,,|,q,,,,,,n n . m m fm mcbnyhmy mgmn 89=:sae Chm`l1LOTC.eorp|atE?=l!|\|vud¢1g:: smnuy mnm¢u»w n m n n m m u m h t m
ll will~ ..!.'2'°.': ; . : ' . ' . .'? ,. u\"'M. @--'-,e¢1»;.=s=u=- M592 §4°°--fly ~=\~f-1¢=H » v m u n o m ..,..',:' ,,.";"';;,,,';'._,_,._~ . . . ? ' f : : '.:z -,§ =fg»p» at g-sais.Chris Peterson home were RasmusE§£':|Qh1'1~f¢1==@== and family and Mrs.
I B :anuas..v| a n . L w h a e ¢v n u Qh u n d r e d f o r t y h e n s u h p r o p e r l y ~ff' ° 1 fi '$ ` 1'2 § " i § ''$ ff" " § 1 '1 f " { , ° { '. fl T i ff
Il ll 1l l 18 R€ d B i l d h i l a f e d a a n d a n d a f n n j n l 1 7 9 °£ 1 f i h i l r l r n n n
company na.Mr. and Mrs. M. Petersen ands.M.Wilson of Omuha,wereguests Sunday st the George Lowe
homaMba Bessie Lyzhol! drove in
Lsshara Sunday morning and en~
-M - - -.......--~..-.-~.---~.., .....¢...nurvxces wen;valuable silverware, the office ol held far Duane, eight mouths old
the lumber yard was broken mm son of Mr. and Mrs.Clycks Lur-
the same night but the thieves len.Llttls Duane passed awaywere only able co get a few mm 'Hmrsdsy after n couple vt daysthere.» illness with intestinal flu.Sym-P&¢1§y is Exicndedto the bereaved
Peterson of Omalu.Mr. a nd Mm Chri s Hmmm mdfamily ware Sunday vidtorn lt theHans Sorensen home, near Wuh-
lngton.
Sunday ailemoon guests at the
Chris Benn/nn hams wnnu Mr :md
2
IE:Ill'1€6;"§]6
i f :u h m :IA .f n
A broader house and onehnlf
acre ol fenced sudan or alfalfa
should constitute your layout.
The house and femme could be
moved each spring to clean
ground and you willavnid practic-
ally_all of the troublesome poul-
try program and County Agent
Geo.Bates will gladly co-operate
with Washington County formers
in working nut xx more profitable
poultry program.
Pantie Dresses, 2 1three-piece Knit Sui
20, go at $3.98; ~§=values in $8 Felt anforLadies go it l
Dresses,sizes 414neeves, go at 2 §g'reases av at .
Dresses go at $7.91
Coats lor Ladies
.sm Girls Camel l
Beret go at $5.98,|I-'ashion Center, Bla
ESS; `iE5`n2£`§s§§md Velvet Hats5' .' "wash ayed the day with her mother.'S 533 shortj Geo.Stangel returned Sunday
- Sl;610 Silk from Chicago where he has been88;$15 Sill: a patient at the veterans hospital5-$25 Wlnter'R few weeks.I-le wok ~
'a t $15 75 - duti es at the P lateau bank on d
C m ~Mr s .Tn y lo r Fr e nc h an d M r s !a r o a~E a r l F r e n c h w e r e v i s l w r s a t w ei i u e s 1 ' § 3 f f ; C h a s .M c B r i d e h o m e a t B l a i r l a s t
°F r l d s y .N p w q |M r : a n g M a e F . _ ' E .Y o u n g d r o v e
SUNNYSIDE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Misfeldl.
were visitors at the\Chns. Gottsch
home at Washinglm Sunday alt-
ernoon.Mlss Anna Voss celebrated herbirthday Wednesda by entertain-ing her friends a.n'm1»p\-H.The
evning _yas spent plsyngkgames
relnnvea.~ n a ? " " ' ; . . 4 ' ¥ 'i zTheEd Hnnlen family enter-7.talned for Sunday dinn su:and Mrs.Solomon Barton and Mr.Mr and Mrs Louis J»§§.§`.'°...d~§"" Mrs. Albert Jensen and fam-
Peter Toft spent
at the Ray Fag-
néoxd Mr. ina Mrs. P wr Ku ff y»sen "ii Sarah, all or T10 1°»`l».'T~.'Z'€s»3"é'v£!§;,
"PQ s number of friends m thls erquist home lnValley.
vlcmlt.guests spent Fri-
the Chris Hansen
Donald celebrate
y,Orum _fri ends o f the Jess e Huh- da g ~ Z5
sen fanuly are sorry no hear °flhome,helping2;..'3E"'i'.';£.,'t":..!§':';=°2&,:f'aw- birthday.
~me Sunday.
:men af Elm, was
Fred Rogan home
monthly meeting ofHonarlodgefor
J. D. Lnwq home
» ed until the nen
g night.Larson, who teaches
l t Laurel spent
SPIKER HAPPENINGS
Mr. ma Mn. Albert Sprlck ne
rejoicing wer the arrival of an
eight and une-hall pound boy.
Mr.m d Mrs. Louie Kmxdsenand Earl were vislting in Teknmnh
Tuesday evening.
Louis Rasmussen Lhreshed for
Henry Mder Thursday.
~ and Mrs. Wil]Ruwa were
Mins Georgia Rasmussen .
Saturday nizht with hex- (ri
Misa Ruby Holstein They s
ded the Rose Hill SundaySundny morning.
wit Q e rea ami y ofJesse Hmlii
Mr. and Mrs. Gcor Christfamily of Craig,»»»'§i» Sstu
nflemoon with Mn.Sophie
sen.
herg Friday nnemoon.
Mrs. Frank Wolf! and Mn. 1;
Piper nmndd n puty
Omaha Friday alwmoam.Mr. And Mrs. George Ketchmlrlt
and LnDunna of Omnha, spent Sab-urday and Sunday with bus.
Emma Ketchmark.
Sundly visitors of Miss Kate
Mehrens included Miss Bhnche
ORUM NEWS
Mrs. Chris Petershn entertaineda large number of friends Friday
afternoon in honor of her birthday.
The hostess served n ddnty lunch-
eon to her guests.
The Rose Hlll girls club met onWednesdayafternoonwithMrs.John Taylor Jr.,wi th a n amn-
dance of three members.Mes-
. ~me~`
. - . » _ .
Girl! Benson, Albert Benson and
Mins Lennetta Gnuse.
The Aid of the Danllh churchmet Wednesday afternoon at thoAlbert Jensen home near Fonta-
nelle,with an attendance of 18members.Misa Evelyn Andersenol Blair and Mm. Ted Buchmdt
were the visitors.
Mr.ax}d Mrs.Carl Rasmussen
Sunday with their ion, Rayliond nice lunch as served.|1m..»,\|f|nmumn- ,ma Mn. whn in n student at me Smbe Uni-Mine; Helen. Manzaret. MarKan|'
following th e b i r th o f
:ouple of <}_ay s previous
\f , , , .. -"r . \ | _A.n....,......,,W .............,........-ed from visual surveys in indus~
try, from forty to fifty per cent
ol the group of 200,000 workmen
examined,had defective vision.
This group is a representativeonsandwelldstdbuwd. geogra-
phically as well as to type of in-
dustry.So the figures can be
taken as that of the avenge
workmen in the United States.
The percentage speak lor
themselves :md show an almost
complete lack of consideration for
the necessity o! bringing the em~
ployce up in the efficient stand-
ard that we have establiahed for
our machinery.Seeing that the
workers have their visual defects
corrected would not only serve as
a stop gap lor the huge economic
waste but it would also have wide
spread hmnanitaxian benefits.
The railroad companies have
legalized more readily than has
hny other industrial group,the
necessity for good vision.This
can be laid to the fact that their
machinery moves through space
and has to meet varing conditions
where human lives and property
are involved.All ol them have
strict visual tests and since thein
adoption accidents have been few1
cr, schedules met more accurately
and weir employees i n much
better health.Sub~nnrmal vision
is bound to result in some reflex
nmnifeslation like headache or
ncr\'uusm~ss.And n sick worker
is an unhappy as well ns an in-
efficient ane.So the circle is
Elmon West enjoyed a short visit
Thursday from an aunt md uncle,
Mr. and Mrs.Sidney McCoy o!Rocklin, Calif.They were called
to Nebraska by the death ol his
mother, Mrs, Mary E. McCoy who
was buried at Blair last Friday.The front ol the Legion hall isbeing given a coat of paint. Some
cf the members are doing the
work.Mr. and Mn. Theo. Lanz at Bu.sett, Neb. stopped here Friday lox'a vish: with Herman friends. They
were on dxeir way to visit relatives
at Misouri Valley.Ole Mnflitt is laid up with nramefellfron
|
up ' e d a n k l .He m .
load ol hay at the L. D. Long
place 'h\esday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Himsa
were in Omaha last Monday. Mrs.
Himes consulted on occuhst. While
in the city they attended the rodeo
and stock show.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Swanson,
Miss Mildred Swanson and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Enger were on the
serving committee at the regular
meeqing of the O. E. S. Thursday
evemng.Carl Trieloff plans to make nvisit w Germany and wil!leave in
the near future.Mr.and Mrs.
Frank Jesse who are living in the
James Harrison house will moveonto the farm and look after thework while he is away.Mor! Gould of Florence, formerHennan resident, was renewing ac-
quaintances 'here Sunday.He was
accompanied by a nephew, Albert
Peleraen.Wm. Rutledge had n carload ofhogs on exhibit at the Ak-Sar-BenstockshowinOmahalustweek
versity.Mn. John Andersen entertained
several .friends Friday afternoon inhonor of her birthday.Refresh-
ments were served hy the hostess.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen andchildrenwere supper guests and
spent the evening there.E. W.Burdic,Mr.md Mrs.
Howard Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Wubbenhorst, Mr.and Mrs.Ev-emtt Rimes, Geo. Ackennan, Wm.Rutledge and Mr.and Mrs. NedTyson were among those fromhere who enjoyed the Ak-Snr-Ben
stock show and rodeo in Omaha.
Miss Beanie Lyzhol!drove £0
visit a sdsver who has been ill.
n Kathryn Hughes accompanied
r.Mr. and Mn. Andy Minh
daughters nl Blair, wer nd:guests of Mr.and .Chas
Sheets.The White Cross met ThursdayafternoonnfthehomeofM n .
Emil Fallen.Friends of Hans Andersen will
be gl a d t o k no w t h a t h e i s h mproving nicely from his long mlegeof illness and was able to be takenfor a car :ide no Blair and back
one day hut week.
Rev. Nnrlin preached a splendid
Annistice Dey sermon at theM.E.church Sunday moming,taking for his subject "The Three
P'a of Peace".Glen Miller,Bill and Robert
Skinner,Earl Montgomery and
John Tighe, members of the Burt
and Hazel Jahnel spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss Anita Paasch 1
at Kennard.-Misses Gladys Heine of Irving- I
ton,ldnea Kay,Rose and Vio la!
Puls of Bennington spent Sundayafternoon with Catherine Voss at
her home.1Mr.and Mrs.Bob Andersen. 1
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Jahnel,Mr.and Mrs. To Andersen a ndi
families went on a weiner roast 1
at the Wallace Snowden timbers
Sunday.'Quite a large crowd from thiscommunity attended the dance atthe German hall Sunday evening,
A number of folks have finiah2d'huaking corn in this neighbox-hood.l
Mins Edna Voss and Paul
Bnesch spent Sunday at thehomeofMr.and Mm.LeRoyOhrt home, near Bennington.
Mr.and Mrs Wi ll Voss and
hmlly spent Sunday at the Hemi
Tietgen home, near Dale.Visitors at the Chas. Voss homelastweek were Mr.and Mrs.Louie Voss and Glen,Mr.andMrs. Otto Voss and family.|
Mr. and Mn. Walter Jupp and
children were visitors at the par-
ental, Will Japp home'Sunday."Mr. and Mrs. Ben Voss,Henry
Ervin and Lois attended a birth-day party nt the home of Mr. and
Mrs.Paul Petersen at Irvington,
Wednesday evening.Mrs.William Koenig Gs havingquipe a siege with a felon on her
finger at this writing.Edna Voss,
has been staying with her a few
Fremont Wednesday evening
county 41-I cal! club near here, had days.stuck on exhibit at the stock show|
in Omaha last. week.Nineteen members of d1e M. E.|' H I L I S I D E N E W S O F
...._..en-tertained Mr.and Mrs.LouisJohnson and Mr. and Mrs.Peter
,Knutsen and Slrnh for supper onSaturday evening.Mr.and Mrs. Chril Hlnsen of
Herman,were Sunday afternoonguestsattheCarlRannussenhome.Misses Loretta and Leolu Ras-
muuen were Sunday alwrnoonguests of Min Opal Knhr.
St. Pauls Aid met Thursday alb-ernoon at the George Rasmusnenoma with an attendance of nine
members.H. C. Larsen, Mr. and
car~uan~..
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your starter and battery in cold
weather.
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Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Coand Mr. and Mrs.Peter Knutsen
and Sarah of 'I'|-nor, Iowa were
visitors.Sunday evening guests at thePeterToft 'home were Mr.andMrs.Peter Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs.
in the Fashion Center Beauty
Parior and receive a complew
Permanent Wave Free of Charge.Make your appointments now-Phone 47--Shampoo and FingerWave$1-dry,or Shampoo andu m a 5 1 :spew Realistic Per~
memnt Wave,uomplene,$3.50.
Cul! 47 and mxka your appoint'
mania now and get 'amd on thisnew plan lor you fo save a lot of
money on your Beauty Work-by
taking advantage of this you can
save 50%of what you spend.
Fashion Center Beauty Pa rlo r-
juw leldihs Beauty Pnlior in a ll
ul Washington county.48-It
Talmage-New bridge m be
eonntmcted at this plum.
Superior-Psvlng on c m n l
Avenue between Se¢ond and Fifth
streets completed.
Advantage
of this 0/fer
Place yohr order for
The difference lor n personal private lluo Il but 25c a month n
you now han \ two-puny, or 6/Oc II you hnve l four-party llno.
By calling 291 now lull details can be obtllnod without ¢|>||gi~
tion.Of ll marc convenient any telephone qmployee will be
ace your or~er or a h dl y d
telephone NOW and save
money. Installatiouwill
be promptly made.,
Blair Telephone Co;
Lobal and Long Distance Service
The Telephone Company"
1"v
~Offers a New
~2 ~~P r o p o s i t i o n
~`""'~\) )
. fv' .:»'¢"£'
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No uma: FOR uumcmc
will be made during the
special Bargain Days
which sro now in iorco.
New telephones may be
installed or c h s n g o l
mode from putty to pri-
vate ld n e s without
charge until
November 25th
Take
To Party-Line Telephone Users
We are now in a position to offer you
your own Private Telephone!
Your personal telephone useage must have grown along with
this modern season.Busy people require mfictenl, personal
telephone service.Have you ever considered the uufulnessand
economy of your own private telephone?
Why it is Economy
to possess one:
1.Ii l e yo u re vrn i o n s s i u t s s
your radioor eu.
2.It in lhuysnldy for incom-
ing and outgoing alla.
3.Maximum prlvmey ls n||.r¢¢
for confidential conversation.
4.Instmtly snllnhle in :man
gencin vida Baby s i d or an
accident when spud B every-
thing.
5.Your number will b e non
permanently your ova . . . . ansif you Inter mon (within the
some uehmgc.)
6.No perky-linolsttsrsfteryou
number to call.
vi c i o u s
1)
who
and was later awarded second1Aid enjoyed last Wednesday Aft-
prlze.ernoon with Mrs.Alfred KramerMrs. S. M. Wilson and Patsy ollat her home west of hem.'1'heAid
Omaha, are spending two weeks at will be entertained in the countrythe George Inwe home.,'again this week.Mrs.Walter. ...H ..... ___ |__._u..,....-.. ..nu \., \....¢...
GARDNER DISTRICT
Miss Mabel Naurenberg o fBlau-, spent Wednesday night withMi n Dnmuw Mm". ne. nm 1 I.
DE SOTO L0cALs
Walter Gustin and family,have peen living here with hlsfolks!or the past.month,hasmovedononeofMrs.James
Msher's places northwest ol Blnlr.
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Harman
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hov-
endick and some friends,all of
Omaha.spent Hi;week-end attheir plum wat De Soto.Mr.Harman sold eighty acres of theoldSamBouvierplacebutstill
owns twenty aches and h¢ built. a
hunting shanty on lt..Miss Elmbeeh Wxse has return-
yem .es .e i
m r s . J .ul . .w e s u r e u x r n e u m i m eFriday from Florence where she
visited V-he past week at the Wm.
Krenzer home.Mr. snd Mrs. Forrest Brewster
are parents ot s baby daughter
born Tuesday, Nov. 8.The fam-ily is staying at the J. M. Brew-ster home st present.The littlemiss has been
Mason.
Mr. and Mrs.
t Wednesdl
named Gerddlna
Howard Hansenst Ashland, Neb.went to Omaha
_._ ._ _L_
runner mn W nusww.Mrs.Anna Peddie and MissCarolineWachterentertainedatdinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Meadows and Miss FlorenceAllmeyerof Fremont..Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Adams and Miss MAI-guet KroeseMrs. Chris Bendor! and dwzh-
ter ol Blalr,spent s few dayslast week st the parental,Nels
Jackson home.Dr. and Mn. Shirley Van Vdlno l O m s l m ,v l i l f a d S a n d s ?s f t l s b
n . . v 1 V a n v . \h n mn
__.___- . . _ . . ,.___.,...... .....-. ...Petersen home.4
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Clausen s t
Monday evenin at the ~
Charles Hansen oms ln Blair.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johns wereOmaha visitors Thursday.Mrs. Raymond French was hos-
tess to the Hillside Club Thursday
sitemoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen and
Robert, were Sunday sltamoonvirlloatFredrsAndsrsnns,near|n~s u d ;mo - n wm m .y n.Mn.Alfnul Anrlnvnnn rnhuvmuiedfrom th
where shegndl stones.
e Emma n u e l hosp ital Rnd a n e n u e u me a we : s n o w.uvvu an uso |in Un : u n IlnlaIn »----- - --...---...-..............,..,,,,,, ,,,,.w a s O p e r a t e d o n f o r S e v e r a l l a d i e s h n v e b e e n q u i l t -M e s d a m e s E ;W . ,E .C .m d h o m e a f t a r s p e n d i n g s e v e r a l
' W e a r e g l a d n o h e a r i n g a f t e m o o n s t h e p u n t w e e k a t E u g u n n B u r d i c a n d H e n r y T r u h l -w e e k s w i t h h e r d a u g h t e r , H e l e n a t
f n ' n a v n f f m -\ \ n a n " ¢ 1 U 3 8 M I B .S W I M 1 1 0 5 1 9 ~ ~ ~s p n ~~~a g .w h ?W l l n i l l ~i n -
§he is able
She ls at \W "='"'=un:"\'°!°"**{| 1 h o me og g t g ,3 9 3 5 ug u g n - » na mma wr y r n e u n u u lm .U10 ho me o f h e r "mc l° I Ai g :A 1nnr:\|z...........,...............»a¢' nN... | lP\f n t hmn ju . W nd nnn dn v.I C0611 TIIOIIIDBOII.i n d lu n .K m -
and aunt,Mr.and Mrs.JohnHinellne.Mrs. Ed Colley and fdher, Z. T.leitwlch were down from St. PnulNeb., T'hun:d.|y md returned Sumday.They called nt me D e n
Gnatin home md Friday Mrs.Col-
ley called at the Chu. 0. Hinellm
home.
Mn. Alloc Havre Ind dxnghter,
Irene were Sunday wlsiton to herlon, Anhur, and famlly.Mr.md Mrs.Roy Bunch andit°i@"'fr_f=f me" J~:§'=**°'a-.N°?~
xx. u.vumuunu npuue umm.-gw n i gh:and S==-g vlalting
u A n .The uumnl :dl c.|1l for tha Rod
Crue begin Nov. 11 end continualuntil Thanksgiving.Qlfloen forthe Ha mm nada lun rec ently
been mmed u follow: C. n. Gny
dzalrmnn; Mn. C. E. Johnson, see.,E.c .Burdlc,vdee-pm.,George
Stangel, trels.Orin Grllfln h u - # m d his
poeidon ec tha. Plntam bmk. _We
undentlnd nu. cl-:mn intend! w
in nf-ms "
lin. Rose Knmsr And dmgh-
n r ,p n .Edwin Blomberg m d
baby of Omhl, vldhed last week
at the Alfred and Wdw- Kramer
homes.Kr. md Hn. Harry C°°r»=r m-Uertlined a t I pinaehle party tkQhdrhomeBsturdnyevening.
Then we re thru uhlee of ll¥~
e n.li n . En 'l'r1Plett md
Fallen held la mo te l md v on
nm prlua w e Mn. Emil Fallen
and Wm. Ihlmuuen won the oun-mlndm pri us .Mn. Cooper lex-v~
ueth vldted 'Mm 'i'l\3l51;6n"e'§d
the new mn ln Omlhl Sunday.Edgnr Clmlen did some pnper-in at Jem Cllulenh Satunlny.
vn-lm get one week aheado l t l m e l a l t w a k l n g i v l n g e h g
tno f tl mbl rtl zo t dxa ne w no nto lx. Ind Krl. Uedl 'l'hom|»on.The dnle o f bi rth v u Ott. a wlnplaceofNov.5 u v u |n~
nouneed lui week.
E d ;Anderson spent Setunhy
night with Mn. Maude Comp!-ann!
_Sunday dune: gunna nt tha___ ___. .-' 'nfunhme nb-h re Mr. mdrenewvmunme""'°n wffggld Bute: ind Funk KNIT °",,'¥;§'°"3f`Z»»=»»»»of " ° " " " & E n .p..,\°'imZ|'&f
`$f Mr.m d
we rs Mr. and ~ J ohn Hi na -f Te hmnh,we re mr ' m u m mdoyed sundry u mm- v m.a mn. Jena Kxozh.M r - " F l P l "ne mix Mr. Bus c h a me nde d t he L a m, v mwn a e a n uuu wm uw.mm Je nni ngs was an _»»-- '
f°=;e1°'r '==. : § 2 § ~ . . .ho m;
v u lu z a : i r m upuuu ILIU W U G I' ' " § "coo f ~~~Mr .~M ndr h n l l u i u .h an d -pe r o"m i m i H&'§.€'° and S y lvi a . T e k n mn h , m d Mr . md Mn . H . O.Mr .a n d Mr s .J .D .L o we u g F r a n k L a mb r e c h t.
..-A r wi ld s d r o toll.hllehne spggt this _wegk~end1n ~.1..-_p2f..;g u e » n : . F r E . x ~|¢¢+umunlr f o r nvs ini f.wi t h Mr .Ra nd th a fn lln wimv wars Mara-
U a l n o u n w n n 1-;¢mo'r u n c l e I n d
aunt,Mr. and Mrs. Clue. Hall.Mrs.Weller Sappenfldd andchildren of Ft. Calhoun spentlut; l " h u r s d a y w i t h M r s . C l i f f o r d H i n e -
n e .
while paving and yet there an
around wenty men hazy fixing,staring and loading machinery.
Some of the.machinery will be
left here until next urrh -
Mr. and Mn. Sldne cCoy ofRocklin, Collf., are iting rela-tives and friends here this week.They were calld here on accountof the deolh of Sldney's mother,Mrs. Mary McCoy.Thursdny the Women'e Club
met with Mrs.Will Linden eehostess.Sixteen members andonevisitorwerepresent.Mrs.Effie Hlnellne had the program
on the White House. A nice lunch
was served.
vuay umner gueens ul. mr. uuu nun.-H. C. Cooper.Hans Hansen has been bury the
pant week building 1 cement cave
at the new x-meh home erectedlast spring and occupied by msn-
Tuesday evening of Init weekMrand Mn. H. B. Cameron and
Mr and M n .Howard Hum
were dinner guests of Hr. andMr s . E P Hansen nta mo o s edinnerElven by thg Amancm
legion at Decatur.Mr andMrs .S.S.Si dne ra ndMiss Sidner ul Fremont, were lut
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Dr. Cameron home.
Mies Celia. Jackson, who liven at
the Eastern Sm- hom¢ at Plltt.s~
moulh, spent n law dnyl lastweekvisiting at the home of her bro-ther, Nels Jackson.
,Mx-. and Mm Wm. Burdick ofSouth Omaha, were calling on Her-
""J nK"`ri\Ii 1Zwé`I€ Nd"d22.1 52. Lowe and family né
e n um Fd ls .
ET. CALHOUNAND vlcmml
Mrs. Joe Belln entertained at a
Those present were Mrs.E mml
Kewhmuk.M n .Anna Sievermu n .Minnie K m s .Mrs.1"r\"'=
Wolff,Mrs.Louis Mlchell,Hrs.
Ire Piper. Mm Hugh Vaughn ond
Krone Kam.Mine Mnry Nelson was holteae
to the Women'e Club ThundxyafternoonThe topic of Y-he pro-
gram was "Life of Roo nvdt".
Roll call was answered bv the
name of n fnmoue eduational ln-
sdtulion. Mn. Oral Harrlwh gave
De Sato was sure s busy place ger Young.
John Oberst Sr. of Herman were man irienda het Tuesday.They a p e p e r o n t h e " E l r l y L l ! e o !
_.___..._._........._.,..._full and you will Jive mo ne y-
F on Center Ba rga i n:-50 °la de n Rayon Silk Hose 25c;
25a Childrens Rib Ho u 15c:SI.hhrlc Ladies Gloves-emdlllzes-25c;501: Lldlee Silk 833°Jersey Bloomere 39c;50:l-
dren's Silk Stripe Jersey Bloomen
29e;50cGirlaB.myonSl1kBloemere
ere And ntep-ine 4'lc; $1 Chlldnns
Pantle Dreams, 2 for $1.50;$10three-piece Knit Suite, eine M to
20 go at $8.98; (Bc box Knee: 25c;"lm so s s me aggc v elve t Hs u
for Lldles go nt ;$1 WalhDregces,sizes 14 to 52,shortsleeves, go at 2 for 81;no Si lk
Dresses go at $5-88:$15 Silk
Dresses go at sus;$25 WinterCoatsforladies,§ °at 516.761
S10 Girls Camd air Coat and
Be nt go nt | 5 .9 8 ,n n e u v m x c .
Fuhlon Center, Blair.48-lt
Qmuuog puny Tuesday attemodn-9 ¢ ; n Ladies rayon mu bloom-
I
.\wallingMr.
' on relatives Saturday lwere guests at the H. B. Cameroin Roonévelt". "His Admlnlztx-ationa"l Work rognadn-P zdM_c m 0_1-xi unelhoma was reid by Gram Nenlrmd un..Ji" Billrsvere rgiling 02° the'Mins Helen Trlplett went |20 gm- Sieven read of hh "IA1Al'|w;,"dmyrl:'flMum;ipd
Bake and Elmer Alexander Cnmhn Snturday to visit her ilu-'fe And Chancter".I | t a nes Sunday, Oct. ls.t e r , m u m m w h o l m u m n Mn. W m Arndt mu mn. J a hn °° "°e
on Pender
and H:
W . J .mn rooms
ol Gardnerfamillu
Mr .edand Mrs. Guy Wnliace and patient ut the Clarkson Aronson of i§1§1r. bdiéfs BI _frinds confectionery complet
Bhir, Nebradu, Qlavember 12, 1981Pm nigh:fx
dlum um Tam and lah, and and h uf* »§,,,,d2§"',;
Peter Jensen were Monday eve- Mr.ma ra. Pet; Sonning vidtors at the June: Ryin gm, vm there
home.. _. .._Fred Hulrdnm and Ham
n o s E m L L r r E M s slP'¢nlh0W fn0m|hg',
_.to Mondlydghtv
wan an neodnd loam of the project work.
~ms Dee. 8nd il the me meeting.\§§.'i'..,....H u n F n h m trucked hog;to
Znemoon. Omnhs Ior B. M. lnnon, Slmdly:nun of evening for Mondnys market.mf- -=4 Mrs YH# R°"°~?§° :ed
l n l r l n r "l'ndnv'u ~
Local News
J. P. Rhea ol Arlingtan, wu I Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Mead spent
" 5 v ' " ' s £ £ , i ~1-§.;;r.'..;;.;.: good sean mae r e e u w e hive just recdved our well mough lnvmunneu Available tony B o s s uzn znx r a kno wn um of Sidney Burmyne %.£°.t£ 'f:':'.J'L.% '!. £Z°'2 §2!
r m BI.AKEgA}|.. the most lmnor |.3"°°*1"z¢ mu;_*gf ?h"*d¢lphia 'and |"VU|u||.| ,uw_"*'¢='°~--Co11|¢r"I»" `€v`é¢"iEi§'
r hIEdith vuma smma m m m r.I " : ;;,€k~.m1 Mn. Dlve Rutlecge md Ivan.
Mn. H.;Min Emestina McCoy spent
d M,-,_ the week-end with relatives at
y|,m.,dly|Frsmant.\en went Hr. and Mn. T. K. Ivermn andxdMrs. three children spent Sundsyeve
Wallace ning with Mr. and Mn. Gudmnnd
,Sorensen
J nun ot ul me enwbon nt am
Gul! ranch. wal gettlng ready loxme dance at the Gulf schoolhouse."Yon look llke a blueendbaby." altered Frank Pub.
~1 am." retoned lim shortly."How about the new lchnnl
teacher-we can'l I l l dmc :wld:
herf .______
nlvs mem on dlsplny at The En-lerprlae office.We have carried
this high dm llne for mlght yeus
axld it ls more popular thu: ever
mth the beat trade.
Muly of our customers know the
¢n1v1i¢v of 1*-hue wa and we Wm,
go ate that they Ire mom at-
Na w Alli n! F¢ l'l°"°'
Tha earliest nmpler ln ulrtenetll dated IMS and ll ln tho Vlctonl
and Albert museum.South K u -
xlngton. Englnud.
Preserving Cul Florin
Mrs. Mprv Ham and Emu-A ox a¢¢:/ m e Ak.5u.);¢1Blair, were Thunday visitors nb nu nrsday.Mr. ma
the Wnlber Appleby home.Tynon and Paul, Mr. nn'rhp c m,- c lu b mm. wid; Mn. vm.r4.~» srmm. .minded 1
Blalr business vlndtor W eclnesdny. the day in Norfolk lalt Sunday.
Mr .an d Mr s .Rnlph Vin ton Mr s .Aug ust a Syd ow le ft Tue s-
druvs no Ha rlan ,Io w a last Mo n - d a y morn ing to v i d t her son a t
day-Alexa nder, Neb.,
Exp ext quilting and comfort Mr .an d Mr s .Alfr e d F e e t a n d
...=.... 1--- L.. u.- u..»\...A:.¢ v..,»=-.. .hmalv Aww. r.. w»mm»¢ lnnt Sun-
John 'hylor Thurlnllynltlmnnn-|¢ m ln; ; m » A n n » P » a n
lr . md l | n . W l l l J e me n w e n W ¢ d n e a d | y 1 d \ . h l| r.uTuldny ¢venin¢vldhn a t t\| |,g|,|,|-|"Hu g . M n o n ,
De tl d wu l lh o me .ta r th e n lmv md mdn o .
l r . l | | | |\¢r|..'lohn Po ts lm.Smnh y llt e mo o nv i llu
J u:k| ndDo ro th y 1 nld\e d| » lf -lI°l!rs .FrmkP| ¢ | | znndnq
m f r n w m l hv me s mdny e v u - a | ¢ m | | » . m d | | n . 1
, n wx m l h m h y n n i n g n l d n m ' | q , v - q w - . - . . ,p u n k s !| n d G n e n B q ' " ¢] | -A H .G a l l l h |
n.~ 5 . 9 - = » v » .s u - l e :P u
un : |l .|.l :\ uv um u .u lu nw : 'L - J \ l l vd1 4 7 .4 8 - I t d a y a n d 8 1§ § n E " u l e ` ~~ , , : ' " = f u -y I r . th e n ! " vu . n u n r e ....,J.'!,..'f'.: ....z-- ____ma '=e=°|1°sM°£€\¥ '!=&'°r!¢.€£°!£1 -.2.|. "»\.ua l ~ ;n u o m h l e i n pric e th a n eve r b e -
fore.
Syrup,Brown.gallon --53:1
Syrup,Whlte,gallon -.-'¢3¢
Sugar, 10-lb. bag ---534:
P o r k t r l e a n s 2 5 C
3-Ib. and I0 oz. can
HomeGrown Potatoes,peck --l5c
~CranIerrles,2quarts ----- 25c
it can ua _ 114 - W e Deliver
~ North Side Store
..;
best remltm
|l | |I 1 c o
new to come in and see our at-
tr ac ti ve lin e.
Th e En te rp ri se .
V ;
1
F o r F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y
|~.'.c A s n s A L E s ~ \ . ' ° '
w
Colson's Sorghum -- 5 --~';63
An yln do n
W h en y ou a n np lr ln ( to t hehlz helt place. It ll hononhlo tu
n a c h tho lscond or V w t b l
mira nn k .- O lc e ro .
m¢ of Holdngn vu im. i A raenmmnn mz " " h m a w - ~ " ~ ~ 7 ; = :
mvmcmnmnm-Ju\=Ipent 1 wee."soma l l ernu mx .um nu! hmm lm umm.w£f'_;.°3=:f&L2:°.'m':°° nn-
v¢ ¢lu n\ ~may ns n r o w n n u u ;no un ln s cu - bo n a xo x xa w- e uu a
ltmolphtro.~ -....l'I'ifs°e;===f£ =2"'..=1¥$?m'~ Inu m n .u v e l 01:u m m m .h `Illld.l.~Mr .an d l i m -F r e d Mu lle r ~ 3 - . . Z .
Mn. Jesse umm: mea ns moMethodist hoapiw in Omaha onSunday modng,lollowhmg | Ca-searian operation pedormed Thur:
lily evening. An eight pound 'baby
boy livd and il doing fine The
entire community extends »ym~P°"=v w this grieve sfrirken :tam-
xlv in the\r time nf somww. _ __
and Mrs. mule unmm um nun---~- ~ - - - - - - - --_bm.a u mm two mn:Mrs . mga : a nd A. AJ ' " " '"a M J ' a n d Dick Tucknr and Andaman all of Bum. sonnty wengtivea.
Elmer Dixon were albemoon vil- Swldly diimlr guests ol Con and|wi;1;h° A 11 <
-era wim the Neum Warnckchih George Bwd-.meea m .Miss Alma wmh of Blair,Sunday m u m s e w w af Mr. mb at the n.
u w s p e n t u m m m m a ve- and Mrs.Kmmf h.um were Mecamb.ning wah mu Gertrude $"v.n'31¢k. Mr.:nd M m <= °. 1 dd ,Misa M m a
Mr.and Mrs.C.Pedersax ot Ruby Peter; and Mus: Gladys Bak-F'Mr
.....J »\~.\.......s.u ....A u n lnlmlv wen!
Auxiliary kenmingbnrl
:day aftemoon, Nov.
nme of Mm. Charles
m n s u m . m u . w \ » m u m ""-1-15,.}",'.1"'|..."',1"',.,'Z";'£"|§5".,,'i§-' nw
manned to hu hom: vnu Ill-llll»:med Jim mly.An4.|¢ wuthnlunpomdumuehbetter.~_.
':'»-,;*.'°:.:":.:'.°°*"°'**'". . s °. : :
' m z i z m n " '" x
Blakahn? '
" ' ° 'Zlu§'T\a hu
u||||.mumom the mm -n-
lln. Guild um a ol lmB|»x»,vu¢¢awxv.hun.J|¢1=n¢-B!thel||¢1.\m|dny|1'\¢r|um\.'Nlehpd nu ownm Wnn-P;':~;!.°: me? .°:¥'..!'!'.§':'2."..Dodhld
Fm' Sill;-Clldne Whl
5. J .W . B la tte r a n d
I n d Qnnrlnu fllnnnf
g s P E c | A L s r
||For Friday and Saturlay
cAsn sALEs~\.'°'W
Colson's Sorghum -- 5 --~';63c
HomeGrown Potatoes,peck --l5c
~ '-.-,.._..
u n .4 4 __- -\* *" " " ' * ? f
° ~» f -l 1 , \ = » > > ~ <s i 1 < T , . s _ 1, , A 1 f I 1 5 g r
\ . .;....r .|.:. - ¢\ -" r c :
JJ raw Effective Fa. and sn., Nov. mb & 14:11 in Bmr ` gi;
Syrup,Brown.gallon --53:1
~Cr anBe r rl es ,2 qua rts -----25c
~can 113 - 114 - We Deliva
i N o r t h S i d e S t o r e
JENS NIELSON, Prnprletor
D A T E S C R A N B E R R I E S fr
NewCro|>Fu;yCl|?e Cad .{..
l
2 P v w l l 2 3 ;~~~\
L
BA BY
a a 196
Syrup, White, gallon -- '03¢
Sugar, 10-lb. bag --534:
P o r k t r l e a n s 2 5 C
3-Ib. and I0 oz. can
~ l'\1l\\v\<iI\'°f§.'.'€?'1l`T.§'T.I2 for 19c
u|C o r n S"§ § f § 2 § : ;3 for
I
S u g a r M i n c e M e a t _
Armmu-'a Beal
/Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wu!! andJlmen and'Myron Tuite were Fri-
day evening visitors at John, Pet~
ersen's.Clurlce Ryan entertained severalof her friends at a_pnrty at her
home Saturday evemng.Mx. end Mrs.Harold Taylor,Mr.and Mrs. Walter Appleby,
Norris Ward, John PeteraenLMrs.
Benson, were dinner guest.: Sun-dny o! their brother, Oscar and
wife.Mr; and Mrs. R M. Iverson andfamily spent Sunday evening with
Mrs. Margaret Iverson of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petersen of
west of Herman, had Sunday din-ner at the parental Faekler home.Afternoon visitnrk were Mr.and
<:.\ur =»¢m»u,nu.-nu nu..[nude Long and Mr.and Mrs.
Wm. Brett of Hermnn..'
?<€0ea1+»§\f
guests at the Henry Monke home
at Fontandle.
Miss Frances Gross who teaches
in the Omaha schools, spent Sgt,-
urday in Blair, retuming to Om#
ba in the evening.
' M r .and Mrs.Earl Jensen at-
gnaeq a bmhday my at the
dotte cockerels.Special pHce if
txken soon. L. J. Dey, Calhoun.i t
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Guyer vieré
dinner guests at. the home of their
son, Lyle last Sunday.
Order your baked goods and
salads from the Dudgeon and
Streddus Delicatessen-Black 45.
nm. ww ..u...5 W we .....,.. ...one ,|wlft.-moving body."Wonder what the hurry tl?"muttened Jlm pulllug ol! his clothe-B.and llve minutes later, alter n careful search of the place. he under-
Mood.HI: best clothes had completely
dlsappearedL If he went to »the
dance ln the schoolhouse, it would
have to be In u lun or khlkl. dean
C. K, Andersen and Mrs.ummmTaylor w .gunday evenlmyall-
ers at Je ansen's.Mr. nnd'MZ Detlel Wulf and
James atlend the Emil Jensen
sale Monday.Mr. Jensen is mov-Ing his family to the Albert
Sprick place soon.Mrs.Geo.Nelaen entertainedthe Ladies Aid Wednesday after-
noon.__
Mrs. Ray Wilson and niece, Helen
of Omaha, uncle and aunt of Mrs.
Fackler.T. K. Iverson shelled corn Fri-
day for Lars Paulsen and Rasmus-sen Bros. of Tekamsh bought the
com.0. M. Mathews received feeder
cattle last week.
Friday fonenoan budness visit-ors at the W. J. Slmonsen home
DEWEY FREDERICK LARSON
Little Dewey Frederick Larson,
aged B months and 12 days, passed
away at six a. m. Thursday, Nov.
Sth of intestinal flu, at the home
twelve miles west of Blair, after
an illness of but two days.The
parents, Mr. and Mm Clyde Lar-
______.. ._..__..-_____. _
Harold Jensen name near urum,last Monday night.
Fred Soll 1188 been quite ill the
past few days and Mrs. Harry
Walker has ban cadng for him.
At this writing he in somewhat
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson of
He and Miss Mildred Butler
nr nm a wan szunanv diniuar
I8 -lt
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mortensen
and family were entertained at
the J. E. Fischer home last. Sun-
day evening.
Mr. and Mm Jens Nielsen were
called w Racine,Wisconsin last
Sunday morning to attend the
funeral of q relative.
.___"__v U "1__\._...-
and cool-but worklng clothea
Jlm Blnkeham wa s n o t mm-he knew n was n mlsehlevoua trlckthey had played upon hlm.Botthey conldn'x keep hlm home tha!way-he cared ton much about goIng to see the new school teacher
for she bore the same name aa agirl he used to know-lllllio Gray
lf thla was his lllllle Gray, per-haps he would dlu-over from herh a u lHelenand Georgisna Hansensang "Ivory Palaces"in Sundayschool Sunday.We hope to hear
them again soon.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Madsen
and Ralph and M.r.and Mrs.
Archie Kuhr were Sunday visitors
st the Henry Kuhr home in Blair.Mr.and Mrs.Will Ryan wereSaturday eyenlng visitors at the
were County Agent Bates and
Joe Clabaugh of Lincoln.
Miss Marjorie Hinellne of DsSoto spent Sunday at the Robert
Widener home,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson and
Paul had Sunda 55-me with Mrs.'I'yson's sister, in Walter Gsm-
mel and family, near Teksmah.Macy and Manley Warrick spent
son,are g n u stnenen-over meloss of the little one and the place
in their hearts will always be an
empty void
The funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon at the Orum
church with Rev. Jerdld ofligiaffing, and interment was made i n
the Orum cemetery.
l V.v.........,.._... .._......,......-.guesti at the Oscar Gilbenson
home on west Gmnt str¢.
Mrs.Henry Black,formerly
Mrs.Rose Gllberts ol this city,
but now residing in Grand Island,
came last Friday tor a weekend
visit with relatives in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ko lwma n
ur.ann mrs. J.v. nxruzmumileft last Monday for the Soldiers
Home at Grand Island, where they
will spend the winter.
The Tuesday evening bridgeclubmetwithMissMaryCook,
Nov. 10.There were three tables
and a very pleasant evening was
spent.'
tm....,,.M.,...e ,...\.W.......swered the Important letter he had
wrltlen to her.u i t was his Mlllls Gray,shewouldn't care about hls clothes. Hegot into them, glad that the khnklwas clean and that he had a new
black (le.All the windows In the school-hunle were wide open when Jlm \
arrived. and the sound or llddle!\,
4IIIIn'
Dellef Wulf home.
Jieaé the following very care
:e q and you will save money-F on Center Bargains-50c._Rayon Silk Hose 25c;251;Childrens Rub Hose 15c;ni 1..k..:..l..a:..r:|........_.m..||
Thursday evening with Mr.and
Mrs.Linton Puffer,near Teks-
mah.Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fitch wereSundayeve ni n g vis ito rs o t th e
h o me o f Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r r y
Ty son.» » » I m r . .n_,_,_,\n m . . .. . . A
CARD OF THANKS
It is with grateful hearts that
we extend our thanks bo our
neighbors and friends who so
kindlv assisted us durinar the ill-
and sons,Frederick ,and Herbem
drove over fo Raed 0 Iowa last
Sunday and spent e day with
Mr. and Mn. John Ko fermaxi and
iamily.The men are brothers.
Ted Curley went to Omaha on
1....4 ......\.n... ea
The 'l
regular
Nov.14.
session t
commitfi
Mrs.
. L .~_.<
N :R.C.wi ll ho ld th ei r
me e ti n g on Satundny ,
F o llo wi n g th e business
her e will be a re fr esh me nt
ae.x
J e rr y Fo le y entertain ed
holic Ladies Clu b a t her
and the thump or danc ing feet, was
exhilarating.Outside. ln the moon
light,many couples strolled under
the c ottonwqods, so when J im bent
his head to enter the sc hoolhouse
door, his appearanc e wal an event.Th e voices of his friends greeted
hlm. a nd so me on e s ta rte d a I lttle
nnn'u\\l:n "na | u\\\nI vnnnuflllfl |41 y.r ; ................e.....\...,........sizes-25c;50c Ladies Silk Stdpe
Jersey Bloomers 39c;50s Chil-
drsgn's Silk Stripe Jersey Bloomers
294;501: Girls Rayon Silk Bloomers
294:$1 Ladies rayon silk bloom
ers and step-ins 47c, $1 Childrens
Pantle Dresses, 2 for $1 50,$10three-»pieoe Knit Suits, sizes 14 to20go at $3.98, 451: box Kam: 25cvalues in $3 Felt and Velvet Hats
for Ladies go at 25c;$1 Wash
Dresses,sizes 14 to 52 short
Dresses go at $538 $15 Silk
Dresses K0 at S7 95,$25 Winter
';
sleevss, go at 2 for Sl?$10 Sll
:
rn.. .nu ar....,,..,.......... ......Eugene drove to Omaha Sunday to
be rgluests ol Mr, and Mrs.Neil
Bu 'c..lack and Mary Annstayedwiththeirgrandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Haack of Blair
Joel Hutchins, with a son, Ev-erett of North Platte who hasbeenvidtinghisdaughter,Mrs.
A. W .Clarke and fax-nily went
Monday afternoon to Council
Blutls to vim other relatives.
Mr.and Mrs.Gudmond Soren-sen drove to Sdhuyler Monday, towitness the state honking contest.
_ l&t~.Q°°fs~a.H"": ~°d.!fn~ P.
ness and after the death of our
beloved little one.
We wish also to thank the min-
ister for his kindly sympathy and
those who lent such beautiful
flow offerings and those who
fumiahed the music.
-Mx. and Mrs. Clyde Larson.
MBS.n-:sss HANSEN
Mn. Jem Hansen of nearorum
pshsed sway Sunday morning,
November 8.She hld been taken
neunesuay or ...t nee. W ... ....Joseph hospital where he under-
went an operation on his knee
Thursday moming.His wife and
children were down w vi dt him
last Friday.
Mr.and Mrs.L. L .Keyser
moved their household elfects in
Kearney la n Wednesday.They
have been lidng here the past
five or six months where Mr.
Keyser has been operating a pool
l u n
Last Sunday vlslwrs_ at_f-lla ~
m e
home W\
week.'
dance.]
The M
masquenhallin
Nov. 14.
men sm
vlted.
Mr. a
children,
several
other;
edne sda y a fte rnoo n o f last
There wa s a go od atte n-
Refr eshments we re served.
[i ll Cr ee k C lu b will g ive a .
ud e da nc e at the M. W . A .
B la i r Saturd ay even ing,
Good music .Admis sio n,
:,ladies 25c.Public i n -
4 a - w
nd Mr s .E .E .Hi le a a n d
wh o h a ve b e e n spen ding
| | |.| u u \n u n n u ; \|| | ;u .nnfl the whole thi ng was lzelllnn
ulung spdenclldly. when some nm* ez:
IIatimédt
"Lo ok ul :h e B c hu ul ma 'am-sh es
fa in ti ng !"
J i m B ln ke h am la w b iz Di c k Fo r
est awk wa r dly supporting a verym a l l figure there was u. c loud of
rlc h red hair tumbli ng over her
shoulder.
°' lt' s Mi lli e - my lllllle l" th o u g h t
.lim an he pushed his way forward.
h m by th e ti me he reac hed Dic k
l|'nn»nt th a f lr i hm!h a m horns
éI
HI
W e e "w l g n m f g ,Ig lu gg » v » » " 1 » -n u .- w g u u p -- v - - -a w a y b !m i n i s t e r i n g w o m e n .H r s .A g g u s t a S y d o w ,l e f t T h e n m m o r n i n ;a n t h a m e n '
~~~n n a ! b r a h l u n n # i n . 1 In n a ¢ \ n Ul u u l . I.Colts for Indies go at $l6.75;$10 Gxrls Camel Hdr Coat md
~ go_at $5.9§.ainel 7 '*?-1f:
|sm1r.n nelpeu mrs. oscar matnews|,_|\¢\}1:'na1\=§n1 |..f\0na1\¢NJu Lorenzen home south OI U1l\1'»|'T'uen.dnv~~~g f 2 , ¢ 1 ' l | 0 0 l J _v u N A U a n i a n | . | v I \ . u u | |I H -v » " 1 " ' ~_- - - - - - ¢-_--- .v r c u b l u n u u I 5 v u L u !l u u |\ | l \ J l u u 'Q n s 'Y w h e n s h e u n d e r w e n t a C a e s e n a n w e r e M r .a n d M r s .F r e d C h r i s t e n C o l o r a d o W I I C N t h e y w l l l 1 ° ¢ 8 i d 0 -i n g ,q u i t a f o r g e t t i n g a b o u t t h e n e w
. . R ' % ' ° : , . E I . P -_ } ' E " ' . . ' i ' 1 d ~ n n 'n n o r n t l m m r m " l " h 1 1 r s . r i m r » v | m i n Q S B D B h d f a m i l y a n d M .C h r i s t e n s q u M r a n d M m C a r l K o l t e r m l l l l C h 0 0 |f ¢ I C h ¢ f .I l l )B l l k i l l l l h m m '
Fashion Center, Blair.43-1:
BENCH NOTES
Mr. ard Mm E mi l Follen and
baby uf He rmi a ;spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Fallen.=;'Mr. and Mrs. AudnfwSvendgsld
and children were lS'undny"dinnete s t a a t t h e J o n a s ' B l g o n b e r g
: mn nmul,ann mn .mary un-bert of Blair, were Sunday alter-
noon yldwra with Mr. and Mrs.Georgeij-Inln and Virginia.__Miss Vera McGowan was aSaturdaynightguestofMiss
Anna Paulsen at the Lars Paulsen
home.,.Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Laymanand family of near Tekamah, wereSunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs: Loran Layman.Mr. and Mrs.
Pau. Rllintt and nhllrirnn nf P1ut
_,....._,..,...-...__-_,-._, ,November Sth from which she
failed tn recover.
Mabel Edna Henthom wuborn
at Fmlrmont, Neb.,'June 19, 1888and was married in Blair March
27, 1904 to .lease Hansen of near
Onam.
Since marriage Mr. and M n .
Hansen have made their home on
a farm near Orum and have been
bleat withafamlly of thirteen chil-
of Orum, Mr.and Mrs.Chrlp
Johnson of Fremont and Mies
Ruthlnrenzen._ _.Dproc Boar Sale at Jensen E
Brass Salle Pavillion, Blulr, Satu-
day,Nov.21.l0 large,stroDuronBoarésiredbY`ll\Yi11d;l
Model,the world's qhamplon .ip1929,iveightf 1,100 pound;Nelf
Svengard.,=,..43-lt
M' 'ma M n .Julius Petersen
and Misa Margaret Von Linkin
drove to Omaha last Tuesday onbdslness.Julius Lang aocompaxv
led them home and will visit at
the parental home of Rev.and
Mrs. J.G. Lang in this city.
Last Tuesday night was the
first night that the North Tourist
park was deserted, the last of the
cars leaving far`0maha and other
..|@,....n.sf .nav 'nm .nm-lf h u
self wal the only one who aelunlly
had her In mlnd that morning u
he rode foward neo Gulch pm of~
nee.He hnd made up hll mlm! than
I f Mi lli e Gra y apneured m m an dlmllffennt. he would not he the one
rn I rv I n n r mi n v h r r I n ter n (
Ureumlng th us us his wnlle pony
amh led alo ng th e trail,J lm ¢ud~
denly heard a h a n d :hools.an d
then,tur nln s. saw th e gi rl of bln
bean Hdlng c lo se hehlnd hlm.She
dld no t glanc e u p a t hi s fa c e a l
n m .ll was o nly when he whir led
n
EMrs. Jim Sorensen and daughter
and Mrs. Martin Bertelsen,Mrs.Theo. Luhdt and daughter visited
at the C. Sutton home Wednoalay
afternoon.Mrs. Harry Fitch and son. Mrs.
Harold Thornby, Mrs. Elmer Mun
son and Hans Anderson,all o l
Omaha, were dinner guests Wednesday at the home of Mr.and
Mm Clark Lippincott.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Menqke and
children motored to Wisner Sondaywspendthe day with Mrand Mrs. Bernard iliinz-
daughter of Syracuse, Neb. spent
all day Sunday at the parental
Charles Koenig home._ Mlls_ Flora Anderson came up
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Specht and Mrs George Faekler at the home
1 Saturda
of Tekamah were afternoon visih
ors there.The families of the followingenjoyed a Weiner toast in the De
Soto woods Suhday:Messrs.and
Moore VVill Gustin, Enoch Moore
and Henr Sorensen.Mr ...X Mrs.U.S.Reeves of
south of Blain pent Wednesday
at the home of t eir son,Upaland
familyMrs Harry Mackenhsupt ofLincoln,visited with her sister,
Mrs J. J. Schneider and niece,
of the latter from Wednesday until
y.Mr and Mrs J. S. Conety spent
Sunday at the P. J. Flynn home
dren, three of whom are deceased.
Mrs.Hansen was a member of
the Methodist church and lived the
part of a faithful christian wife
She is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Elvaretta Henthome and one
brother, Vern Alvih Henthorne o!
Kennard; also her husband, Jasc
Hansen and ten children:Avis,
Lester, Earl, Gertrude, Elva, Roy,
Kenneth, Opal, Beulah and the new
born baby bay.All the children
live at home with the exception ol
Lester,who 's married and livessouth of Bali, and Gertrude who
ls/ employed hi Fremont.The funeral services were held
Mesdames George Mundorf sam nd mother.
droye t.n_.,\':fr'lend, Neb. Wednesday
marni;ig'for an over night visit
with relatives.They expect .to he
present at a golden wedding also.
Mrs. Olive J. Smith and daugh-
ters spent Monday and Friday, in
Omaha, calling on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steele and
daughters attended a pany at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ras-
mussen of Onxm, to help celebrate
the birth anniversary of the lst-ter.Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lallodaof Omaha, who were dso guests
there, came home with the Steele
family and spent Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs.David Mummert
Jr.are receivng the congratula-
..____. ....,r.. ..-___ ;.r-...i.._...-
,,....... .........,.-....,........._been well "filled ell' summer and
fall with tourists 'coming and
going but as the November chill
creeps around, the park is not so
attractive for sleeping quarters!
Mrs. J. R.Smith tells us that
she has received word ol' the death
o l Isaac Thompson,some time
last September at his home in
St. Paul, Minn.Mr. Thompson is
an old Blairite and an early day,
printer,having workal on the
Blair Republican and Blair Pilot
forty years ago.He is survived
hy his wife and two daughters,
Vern and Helen.Many o! the old
timers will remember Mr. Thomp-
l w
hls po ny ou t o f tho trai l a nd ga ve
her a free passage um: she looked
up grnlefuily ."Oh , tha n k y ou - I was ju s t a b i l
afr ai d of a n I nd ia n I met y on de r-
why ,J i m - J l m Bla k eh u ml I s lt
rnnlly y ou?"She radiated with da
| igm. n nn .Tim rnde u p to he r. hai
In hand.
"I didn't believe y nu°d remember
me. nnuze." he said. c ontentedly .,
°'R\=~member y ou?Ho w ridic u
lulll!" She blushed w~rmly , but her
hlne Py e;wer e d nnc lng wi th pure
delight.."J ust imagine , leeing y ou
her e!"
*Ima gin e meeting the on ly gir l I
ever loved out he re ln my lone.\!~
ness." muttered J im In a low, tense
w w . . - 1
Fo r n mo me n t th e gi rl Utlr ed a t
h i m unbellevlngly . then th e I c ve l l vl53 pnnnds ~Ju'~~
@ -~ = - E ~ l
- 1~`T h e
~'=l H
..'5»r"= J .6 7 2 3
1TI !|[.~ f f'g
~~'~L i k e
U*-£'»-'-,Q~
I "a 1 ~d <'I
r
N .1 |- - e b ..~'\ --.` 9 1 \ ~ J u ||4 | \ fl
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q
fI'0lI.\Um l h l l Stlllr di ly Iftel"¥l00Il t B I th ¢VEllin th e T u g tw o a f th a u u n s 011 U10viadtRf.U18 Cla r k 14iDDilTlC0tt\gin{fnlnT;n1hn '€m».§.. ('.n1unfgr ».,..,.'.f|,._'?§_""§'..fL........:s\.p DT.,fT.'§...d|| »h6 I»1'IiVl][ n u r m a n y A n u u u n u v u l - " - '
l o f a li ttle dau gh te r,Mr .a n d Mr s .E d Galua ha a n d
E.Ra th mo th e r an d dausrhter.F e r n o f Exe te r .Ne b . .home and on Sunday Afternoon
Miss Anderson und Mr. Ind Mrs.
Cluk Lippincott Ind VlrginlnAnn
drovu to Fremont to vdsdt Mr. andMrs. lauie lnTk.Mn. C. Sntwu md Mrs, WalterlllcCrul¢en cnlled 9".Mr=- Thgo.
........ ..- .............. ,....-., .......-near Herman
Friday aibernoon vdailars At the
Kindred school were Mrs.Wm.
Rutledge, her mother, Mrs. George
Morrison of Tekxmnh, Mrs. Scha-fer of Burwell,Neb.,and Mrs.Hampton of Holden, Mo.
vrum ulumu vnu; nav. nuyuu v.Homin: officiating and interment bum Nov.
was nude in the Orum cemetery.baby are '
The sympathies of the entire rnlus has ~
community goes out tn the berenv- miormed,
ed husband and family in this Mn. E.
their great sorrow.Z. T. Left
b
:loing nicely.The little
been na med ,so we a n
Ruth J ea nin e.
J , C o lle y llld h e r f a th e r
:wic h o f St.Pa ul,Nab .,
- ' - " u " " " " ' l ...- _ - -- . .. - . . - . .- - ,.-,dr ove i n Saturd ay a n d rema ined
over Sunday w i t h th ei r da ug h te r
and so n-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W il1~
a r d Ne we ll w h o l i ve i n t h e G a r d -
ne r distric t.M r .Galua ha i s a
ell wu s tuu lu | u | .u nu r lull; nu u lu!lmi le d happily ." 0 h .J i m Bla k e
hnm. do y ou really mean that'r"nhe
whispered softly .
"Ah. lllllle Gray . Mlllle G:-ny . my
bee n h u a c he d f or y ou ever sin c e
I l e n Lead enville --I mulle d y ou n
»
i r. builness allen over farfner near Exeter and umm w-as\and and on Saturday then'first visit to WuhingwnLundt sammy w help her cue-Suhday dinner guem of Mr.'were BN'brgge her.\;I;thd§v-._.. and Mm 'r. K, Iverson wexfe Mr.:m om s snvlm rron the w¢ek-<er guests at the G, 11. county which ilne.Both Mn.Colley laying_larm land
Lettwdch are former they hve.
entirely different came out v
from that where care?"Hnmv.and
nmmlnnn.
M .? v e r | 0 n B i l d c h i l -w g g g
2 ' £ ' § ', Z E " ', E f f '
__
' i B _ _ ; f ' ,' f f _ d J u s t a n e v i d e n c e o f t h e t e r ; o g D 1 : | § o 1 dinm
n hon
Mx.
H . " i i " ' a i m ; t ° " ' " Q I ! ! l u n n n - I nli ll l n L a d ul" a nd l n .C|\rlJll~'|....:...l:n4r.I
3 - '_.__....._.-___,,,,_,,,,,,, ,Vamen And cluldren vlaiwd at the mars were
Ted Oiinger home Saturday eve- Thane and 1
Q. nndsld Edgar I.-Irion mf; "QT-€'T..§'¥
non were un r 0Mr. and Mn. Abd Hansen.'.'1""1 "L "
ll;l\P\|ll.gunz: uuuu vur | ....| mtffnvinxv nf wav umm runvnllad land...... ..........,, .,- .._...._ _-.-_ __ -_.Y[:;f|yTn:d"r§&sg;n',g in the deaih ol George Bevington, Washington county residents.
.l and Vera Mae.shell Ihocked veteran of the Mr. md Mrs. Ed Natter of the
[n_ C_ B_ Bunn had as World W u .It i s only one of M.cCu!.hy dltdcg eutertninad at a
°;;_ ,g"°g§ J lh.ang ¥,'l'£,."'"'f;3...°i.'"'Z...Z?€§'...'§"L§' dinner party last Silnday, the fol-
B m anru.Onnl Rmvne x n d l f m - l g : d n t i n u i d e r m n e b v t h o s e ~~
II
Mrs.Anim B,
amaddent of the
:ly and her dau;
' v - - - - _ _ .Cr a wf o rd ,pa s t Millie hung her head.Presently
Reb ek ah Aaaem~she nodded gently ,and added | o
lhber-i n-law,M m th u on ly h i s e a r h a r d i n th a t vu !|n -1 vs_ __\__DTIIHQ " W O Ul d I b t h i f i MG M.52am Crawford,both of Lincoln,
» - ~nt Int Thursday visiting at the
~ome of Min Melita Taylor.Mrs.
, m m Crawford md Mi n Tnylor
ue old friend: and they npent an
ehjoynble day renewing thdt ac-
qnsintanee, and sho uldng in the
dghu nf the dw.Later in thellhernoon the gnem mowred on
" G e t i h e H a b i t
iraaie with -
rice clofhiex-
Bl air. --Nebm
$1.60 Per loolbs
U W " ; ;(Cheaper in[500~|b. lots)
as§II,g
as
The increased price of eggs w i l l w a r r a n t
feeding a m ash of t h i s k i n d .Ge t yo u r
idle hens working for you.
A FULL LINE OF FEEDS
Ph o n e 9 8
sunk mn MILL
pnlrle."W o u ld I N h a n t o d a y .Jlm.lt I d ld not?IA! ! Ip r in g |
rem In the paper somethin: about
yo u an d t he ra nc h h er e- a nd u m
n u m I Applied-lor the amen of
-5;-_g°~ teacher!1 :me r rec elvedyle t te r - an d In t nlih t w h au I
n w y o u - I h u n t e d ! "
" s m e y | ¢ u n u m n u n m n o w .
lw e e t h a n f u k e d J i m a s h i to o k
h e r mw h i s a r m sa n b f l e d n n I n ~ o w l n d i l d l d: m m ,,,_ \
~r ~u~ f;.':€*f \TTI ~~1
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'" 'T i ~~r ~L i k e
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\.~a \l.||. 3 - ¢ ~1 x r '
\* la n w u | |1|~1 .1 l l 4
K . W °0 Laying h
o~,... ... . ..with hex'daughter,Mrs.Ou C. H. Ch ll hBlankznship, who Ss an instnxciorgary lowhin. gh hwriting, -;
m um samx for the nm.D';';'L"''Us "°"''
'Ifhe_ !°3¢11'=! G°12m=s12i=r CIP? m°*|71`i}1" ~"iawith sm. GeneDavid lm; Thurs-day afternoon with ten memberspresent.The Mines Curtis and,"§',";_§n'~'°viaiton.The Club
s ao w oeach member having had l. birth-
day some time during the -time
between each meeting receives ahand embroidered tea towel from
each of the members.Mrs. TedOllnger happened to be the lucky
one this time so received eleventeetowds.The Club will hold
their next meeting with Mrs. Louie
m m m .
ALONG THE »BOTTOM Roan'
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Beard andsons spent Friday evening withthe A. W. Clarke family.
Sunday aftemoon the families of
Hans,Henry, Carl and Gudmond
Sorensen, with an uncle, Hans Sor-
ensen south of Blair, were visit-ors with the Pete Sorensen familyof Blair, whose son, Bill ol FallsCity, was home forf the day.David Mathews of Omaha, wasup for dinner with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Mathews Monday.
The Misses Elizabeth Grimm,
can '""" '
The Kindred Merry Makers met
Thursday with Mrs. o. M. mul-
ews when fifteen members atten-ded and Mrs. Gonna was a visitor.
The ladies quilted and the hostess
delicious refreshments. Mrs.
Prentice Smith will entenaln theClub Nov. 19.Mrs.s W&.W°Dlxond of (Lincoln,
came un y m n a ewat the Neem Warrick home.
irglnln spent Sunday evening at
the Albert Matthlesen home west
of Blair.
Mrs.Byron Beard and CoraBeard drove to Burt county lastThursday afternoon to visit Mrs.F. Muller and sons.Mr. and Mm H. P. Bertelsen ofBlair,were Tuesday evening vis-itors at the W. J. Simonsen home.
Miss Anna Paulsen Miss VeraMcGowan, Miss Annulsellc Stick-
who o lf tld themselves to their
country in time of need.
m a g e -served nearly two
n m the submarine service and
always with courage and emeiency
mlldnr u spotless record.But 'ne
was shell shocked and after leav-ing the service be was in me out
of government hospitals,having
at one Bm reeelvedtreatment for
nearly three years.I n January,1980 he and his
mother moved to Blair from South
Omaha,hoping that the change
might be beneficial to him but
nothing seemed to help him and
he at last became so had that he
was taken i n c w g e by the
authorities.On last Sunday ha
ended his life.
Deceased was n man of more
than ordinary qualities,n Mason
v_Mr. and Mrs. George Hain
lctt, hir. and Mrs. Clarkson Husk,
Lloyd, Wallace, Harry and Eugene
Husk enjoyed a picnic Sundav,south of Blair.They all had sui-
per with hir.and Mrs.CharlesHusk.Mrs.Walter Schneider of Ith-
aca, was a Thursday visitor atthe Geo. Fm-lclar hnma fnldnp M.-.
and a brave and faithful soldier
and in his honor the Masons took
charge of the funeral ceremonies
which were held at the Episcopal
church nt two p. rn. Tuesday, and
interment was made in the Gmcc-
land cemetery in South Omaha,
vherethe South Dmaha Legion
mn .n l rry caan us. ue aww, mr.and 'Mrs Joe Luure and Mr. and
Mn. Ernest Kruse ol Ft. Calhoun
township,Att'y.Seymour Smith
and family ani<llrs= V)cky`Smith
md daughter, Arlene of Omlhn
Mr. and Mrs.Walter Petersen,
Hr. and Mrs.Walter M. Nelson
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Halbert
of this city were among the guests
at a surprise party for Mrs.
Floyd Evans of Coundl Bluffs on
Wednesday evehlng, honoring her
birth anniversary.There were
five tables of bridge and the Blair-
ltes brought home .the prizes, Mr.
and Mrs.Halbert holding high
score and Mrs.Nelson and Mr.
Petersen low scores.1
Mrs. Charles Mortensen carried
out a pleasant surprise on Lnuru
Davis oi southwest of Herman,
who is staying nt the Mortensen
home, last Friday evening, by in-
viting in a few of her frlends. The
occasion was in the orm of a
handkerchief shower in honor of
her birthday.The evening was
spent playing pinochle and a de-
licious lunch was served by Mrs.Ethyl Cummings of Herman, and J. J. Schneider holne with her for ron rumxahed the :inns squad.Mortensen.Those present beaidcl
Viola Nelson of Omm, were Sun- n visit.the honored guest were Helen'day afternoon guests at the Tha Bridgevlew Club met last Mr. and Mrs. Adolph v°" were Gadlgher, med.. Hngge, Mnrgar~
Hnrry Tucker home.Thursday aftemuon with Mrs. Cnrl dinner guests at the home of Mt. et Koedg, Dale Bmmbaugh, all ofLnwrenceVedsfedo l Staple-isnrensen wiu. nine mednbenund and Mrs. Walter Gutsdmw last Bldr, Cheswr md Walter Davin
burn, who had been at the Ak-one vzsitor present to !tddy¢'|.he Monday evening.nf Wm-mnn_