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Business Reviv-
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T D G O T o C H A R I T Y
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I n acc ordance wi th President
II o o ve r ' s p la n i n c ar r y i ng o u t th e
Nation al Un employ ment Relief pro~
g r a m th is wee k,whereby h e has
asked th e theatre's to gi ve the
pro c ee ds of o ne nig ht); pi c tu re to
loc al c ha ri ty , th e Home Th ea tr e of
th is d t y ,und er th e ma n ag e me n t
o f C.N .Robinson,designates
Thu rs da y ,No ve mb e r 19 (to ni g ht)
a s the "c h n d ty e ve ni n g " .
O n th i s occ asion th e rn s nn g e
me n t wi ll present " A lw a y s Good-
b y e " wi th E li s s a L a n d i a n d L e wi s
Stone as th e princ ipals.Th er e
wi ll be as go od c omedy an d th e
usu al intere sti ng ne ws reel.
I n o r d e r t h a t a ll wh o wi s h ma y
ta k e ad va ntag e o f th is opp or tu n-
I i ty to see a good sh o w an d also
he lp lo c tl c har ity ,Mr .Robinson
has mo de a bar ga in pric e to all,
twen ty -f ive c ents ad miss ion.
Th e sho ws star t a t 7:30 p.m.
a n d ag ai n a t 9:00 p.rn.Ti c ke t
sellers will c all on as rnan y pe ople
as is possible an d y o u wi ll f i n d
th i s a g oo d wa y to s p e n d twe n ty -
fi ve c e n ts , a ple as an t e ven i ng fo r
y o u s nc f re lie f f o r o th e rs .
I t i s o n ly f a i r to say th a t Mr .
Robinnorfa generosity i n do na tin g
th e entire proc eeds o f his sh o w
for o ne eveni ng , sho uld loo sen the
pu r s e e o o f a n t h o s e w h o e n ~.jé ji s ri ning 's ente rta inme nt and
| h e sho uld be greeted wi th a f u ll
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Petition CounciH Regular Meeting Tuesday
An Prlvllen ol' Bringing s»i¢F0RMER g_1._¢{§_.§9\;nine lmuram on Ligm ma In. g a i n s t Railroad Comp any f o r :u n a u u m s r Plan! Building from\ sw.ooo mOpeningofWashingtonStreet$25,000.Lu Ovn- Action
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SUIT 'ro BE BROUGHT AT ONCE
Business Men l'ze the Con! of
Suit.Peliti Meeting General
Approval by Pnhllc
For game time the routing of
Highway Number 30 through
Bluir has been held up on account
of the refusal of the M.&.0.R.ll..
Co. to allow n crossing over their
trucks on east Washington street.
This mutter was taken up with
the vice president of the road,
Carl R. Gray, ut a luncheon ut tho
Cliitonhotel and Mr. Gray politely
but firmly informed the business
men present that the company
would not pay one "slim dime"
toward the expense entailed in the
necessary moving of the switch
track:which the company has
placed nt this particular point.Ho
agreed however,to give an esti-
mate of the cost and if the busi-ness men could raise that amount
he would be willing to make the
change.His estimate came and
was something over $13,000.
ln' tln menntime the writer and
L. L. Snyder had taken a contrac-
tor over the ground and aftermréfullyexplainingthechanges
£0 be made had asked for nn esti~
mate of what he would be willing
to do the work for.This contrac-
tor explained that on account of
equipment and thg owning of the
right-of-way,etc.by the rilroad
colvlpuhy, that necessarily his, therontractor's, bid would be higher
Y-he company.His
he would complete
was below S5000.
the compa.ny's bid
three times that
not go down, and
were immediately
the cmssing.
than that of
estimate thatthejobfor,
Later when
came in for
amount it did
other means
sought to open
At nn informal meeting with
the council later, the lzudneu men
and the Chamber ol'Commerce
nsked \h¢ privilege of bringing
suit in the name of the city~to
ascertain if the railroad company
had u right to hold the crossing
against the will of the city.Some
members of the council seemed to
think it unwise even though the
money was pledged and we are
told that Councilman Schmidt
stated that he personally would
expect xx $15,000 bond before huwould allow thc matter to proceed.
Tluis nf course wus unrensonnhle
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York City, drove ln lost Saturdayl
evening to makg a brief visit onl
Dr.Grimm's brothers,I-lenry,',
J. H., Louie and Ed and his ale-,
ter,Mrs.Anna Petersen.They
had driven from Winona,Minn»
esola where Mrs. Grimm has relau
tives and had traveled in twelvestates during the week dnce leav-'.
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in .Blair and vicinity and left the
the law where public money '
is drawn for the asarlsunce n
ol this project.The report °
given is complete showing '
the permanent improvement '
accounts,the amount of 'money expended in the op-'
eration of the fair and
receipts from the fair
the cash balance In
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PINOCHLE PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Jens L.Peterseh
in the profession of demmryentertalned c-ur tables of friends
..eh-.~to at pina le an Saturday evening§g§ ;_ ;;;\=wifes first tnp lollowed by a fine lunch at a late
w h |'z s an m y °'"'~,.calledlax:nm:rlw: rr;f'2L..£arid'Qepite the ram and.muddy con-
schoolmates and on Sunday eve-;dm°n.°f the roads, the guests ar-
ning enjoyed a family dinner at rlved in good ""°"_ and enjoyed
home nest probnlrly twenty-seven
or eight years ago, going to New
York where he la well established
the l-lenry~Grimm farm home
when the realtives were present.
The party left early Monday
morning on the etum homeward
trip./
PETIT Juntms NAMED
The fall term of court eonven
on November 30, and thg follow-
ing jury will report for duty
es
the
n very pleasant evening.
When scores were added, it was,found that Mr. und Mrs. James
following day:Frank Ackerman - - - -Blair City
c. M. Allen Blair City
C. M. Andersen - ~ ~ - Blair City
Leroy Baxter -- .. - - - Blair City
IeRoy Bisbee ~ - - < Lincoln Twp:
Oscar Blum - - - - - Herman Twp.
John H. Bolln ~ - - - - Blair Twp.Claude E. Clements - Herman TWP~
C. U. Cook - - ' - - Arlington Twp.
Geo.Franke -- - Fonwnelle Twp.
T. B. Gonsard - - - - De Soto Twp.
G. G. Hines - -- - - Blair City
Henry Jackson - - - Herman Twp.n~ankJa hn¢ 1-.---B| »i rTw1>~
James B. Jensen - ~ Calhoun Twp.
Horace Jones - - ~ - ~- Blair City
Fred Jungbluth - - Arlington Twp.
J. P. Knudsen - - - Richland _'l'wp.
Harvey Krogh - - - - - Blair Twp.
L. M. Larsen - . - Arlington '1`wp.|
_ Blair CityEd T. Lcwellen - - -
- - - - Blair City
- - Arlington Twp.
_ ~ - Calhoun '1\WP~
Ray Lippincott
L. M. Menklng
P. C. lfetersen
MORE THIEVERY
(Calhoun Chronicle)
Thieves entered the Wm.Krug-
er home about midnight Saturday
and stole n quantity of the family
silverware.Mrs.Kruger heardSorensen held the highest scores
and Mrs. Fred hong and Wm. Lin-
den held low and each were ac-
cordingly given appropriate prizes.
The guests left for their homes
at u late hour.
Former Fugitive
ln Jail
Attempted Robbery in 1929 Uu-
rnveled by the Arrest of What
Is Thought lo Be the Guilty
Party
WILL STAND TRIAL LATER
Away back on the night of
March 18,1929 chicken thieves
attempted to rob Lode Mencke'a
chicken most.The commotion
awakened Louie and he stepped
outside to determine the trouble.
A shot was fired and the bullet
whistled near him.Grahbing n
shotgun he returned the fire but
the thieves escaped.On exam~
ination by Louie and the authori-
ties who were summoned it was
almost a certainty that Louie's
shots had gone home as no evi-
dence of them
ing could be
blood was also
The thieves
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serving a long sentence in
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charge of jail breaking,
having been cleared of the
bank robbery charge by,¢he
confession of three Kansas
youths.
lt is natural in presume,
that although Banning is ln-
hocent of the charge for
which he was held, that he
will receive n like sentence
as his companion.
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DUCK SEASON ENDS TONIGHT
Nebraska nlmrods/have until
sunset tonight, to sit within t.heir
duck blinds and seek to get their
limit of ducks and geese.
From some sections of the nate
repona show some good hunting
was enjoyed during the short 30
day season.From most sections,
however,reports would indicate
flights have been delayed and
hunting light.
The smaller number ol water
fowl this year, und the warm fall
which held up the southwardflights, were the responsible fac-l
tors for the lighter shooting.|
County Board
Board Met Monday, November 16|
and Pays Bills and Cares for
Business of County.Many Bills
Allowed for Poor
.BOARD ADJOURNS TO NOV an
County Commissioners Room
Blair, Nebraska, Nov. 16, 1931
\'nw Boar u ofuinunty commu-
suioners met purs nt to adjourn-
ment taken Nov. 3, 1931.
Present:Chas.Nelson,H.C.
Blaco and Chris Hlnz.
The minutes of the preceding
meetings were read and approved.
After a careful examination /of
the following bills on the differ-
ent funds, it was moved and sec-
~- .~....,,-..., V. ...W ut, -W-tended the Florists' annual State
Convention and Flower Show held
at Hastings,Neb.Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of last week.
He returned home on Saturday
and reports the meeting one of the
best ever.On the second day,
there were eighteen hundred peo-'ple to seo the Flower Show which
had better flowers this year than
'ever bdore.
Mr. Rodgers had a fine display
of flowers there and took three
firsts, four seconds and two thirdI prizes this year.
On Friday night after the show,
the flowers were auctioned off and
the money given to clmritia, also
ten percent of the door receiptswhere twenty cents admission was
charged.
The Convention will meet in
Omaha next fall and the annualpicnic will be held in Chadron Park
hext July.
Mr. Rodgers particularly enjoy-
ed the address given the last eve-
ning by Tom Luke of Portland,
Oregon, who is president of the
Florists Telegraph Delivery.Mr.
Luke is a canny Scotchman and he
and Mr.Rodgers held much in
common during their vislt to-
gether.(
READY To GO, BUT No G0
The new paving from Pt. Cal-
houn to Blair was completed ln
every detail last Saturday accept
sit is u mighty pretty roadway.The wide shouldering on each side
of thc 20 ft. pavement was hand-
raked, spots where dirt was dng
out on fill in grades have beenleveled and raked to a garden-like
surface, and the dirt approaches
to culvcrts gracefully rounded out.
The bridge across Morse creek
should be fully completed this
week.The pilings for the 165 ft.
bridge across Mill usak, 'north of
De Sow, are now in and if weather
continues favorable some progress
will be made on this bridge before
wintcr sets in.The old highway
from Ft. Calhoun to the Wilds
place is sewing as n satisfactory
detour,but motorists are sure
tantalized by the sight of that con-
M e e t s | o f c o u r s e the two brid es.And
onded that the following claims be crete speedway they can't use.-Calhoun Chronicle.
Gas Rate Until Next er-ting
SPECIAL POLICE EMP OYED
Change of Ordinance on Smoke
House Laid Over.Sell the Old
Boilers for S325
The city council met Tuesdayevaiing at a regular meeting and
transacted the usual run of bus-
iness after which the communica-
tions were looked after.The ti rd
of the was a request by HenryTruhlsenofHerman,dad Harry
Blaco of Kennard, to eut\the curb
on their property just west of the
Fees property on Lijiooln street,
for the purpose ot installing n
qi-ldveway.The request was gran-
The next request was made by
Chris K. Bendorf to cut the curb
at his funeral home on Grant
street for the opening up of as
driveway but as the proper spec-
ifications for doing tho work were
not presented,the matter was
laid over.In making these appli-
cations it is required that.com-
plete specifications of how the~
work is to be done be presented
to the council.
ln the installation of the new
boiler at the light plant which
was voted on by the public some
time ago, it becomes necessary to
take out the two small boilers
which were first instalicd when
the .plant was erected.Theseboilers were sold to the highest
bidder.Bids wen; opened at this
meeting for this purpose.Two
bids were received, one from tba
Fairrnont Creamery Company for
$300 and one from the C, G. John-
son Boller Company for $825. The
bid was awarded the latter and
the work of tearing them a t
started on Wednesday.
The question of fixing the
rats which cams up at the
meeting was discussed and
over for further condderatiou.
The council has its choice o f
choosing the present rate with l
sewice charge of fifty cents per
month and no rnihimum charge or
one with a minimum charge per
month of one dollar.ln the end
the two rates work out about the
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allowed, and the Chunky Clerk is'
:hereby ordered to draw warrants RED CROSS The sewer dovm near the old
gn:plan!ls completely clogged
I Springdale, Penn.Reports Busi-
ness Conditions on the Mend.
Weather Conditions Fine
CHARITY WORKERS ARE BUSY
A letter recently received from
Mrs. Priscilla Langstuff of Spdng-
dale,Pennsylvuhia,is Gcception-I
ally clreerful und shows that busi-|
ness conditions are rapidly on the
mend in that section.Mrs. Lang-
stal! was for a long term of years
u resident of this city and has
many friends here who will no|
doubt bc glad to hear of her and,
for this reason we are reproduc-|ing her letter which follows:Springdale, Penn|!
November 17, 1931
Dear Mrs. Rhoades:
You should have heard from me
before,but I have been up m
l-larold's,at Mt.Lebanon,Pitts.,for the last three weeks, and not
convenient to any post office.
All are well down here.I en-
High School llusic Department
I l Alppreciated by Those in
Attendance
MAY BE REGULAR FEATURE,
Th.,Blair Hi h School MusicDepartment préentell their first
Band Concert of the season on last
Friday evening,Nov.13,nt.the
high school auditorium underf tlxe
Prof. K. C. DeGroff.
able leadership and direction ol'
IThe auditorium was not as wellfilledastheexcellenprograml
would warrant but a very satisfac-
tory attendance was noted and
those Present were well pleased
with the progress the band has
made the paat year.
Prof.DeGroff has given much
,time and effort in getting the
band up to its present standard
and should the public show appre-
ciation of the concerts,they will
be continued throughout the Iajl
and winter.Aa there is nu charge
vu tm:iunus iiiaata-.eu w P-.v
6.90
42.6038.33
6.8555.55
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22.71
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isame.Carried.
C. J. Beekman, Supplies $
Berry Bros., Poor
lil. Bertclsen, Poor
Blair Drug Co.,Poor
Blair Tel. Co., Rent, etc.
Blue Goose, Poor
Joe Bolln, Poor
L. Buch, Poor
S. W. Chambers, Poor
(Continued on page three.
ROAD WORK PROGRESSING
The Beaty Contracting Co. has
|been awarded the contract for the
.laying of pavement on the ap-fproaches to the bridges which they
are building on the new pa v d
highway No. 73.A strip of np~
proximately fifteen feet was left
at each end of the bridges under
construction to allow for the apf
prosches to be made after the
completion of thc bridges and
these laces will be paved by theI
vu|.u.\|r.r.|t wunnmc s
Mrs. J. P. Jensen, county chauir-
man of the Red Cross Drive, rar
ports the Drive as progressing
nicely.She has the following
volunteer workers in Blair city
this week:Lyle Guyer,north
Blair business section; Miss Mari
Cook, Crowell Home and vicinity;
Mrs.Kirby Cook.Court House
and county officials;Mrs.D.V.
Masser,Blair city school faculty
and school board; Mrs. Ed Lewel-
len and Mrs.Marjory Lewellen,
Washington street,business sec-
tion; Winston Hansen, College Hill
faculty and vicinity.
ASSISTANT STATE INSPECTOR
or w. R. c . v i s rrs c o ne s
Mrs.G€°!Ke McBride,the As-
sistant State Inspector of the W.
R. C. was a guest of the Farragut
Corps in Lincoln last Saturday.She attended the luncheon at thepBeaty company.Thebridse °ver|Mi\ler and Paine Tea Room, alter
wxxh me tar and residue :rem meplantandtheauthoritiesha%e
asked ge gas coriipany to clean it
out.counter ropusition byt.l\e»
gas comphny whereby the city
stands half the expense and the
company the other half Wu tabledand nothing was done.
The eledric light and ice plant
building has been carrying an in-
surance of $16,000.Due to the
fact that the new improvementnow going) will add to the value
this insurance was raised to $25-
ooo.
Councilman Roberts took up the
question of draining the water
from Third street next to the John
A.Rhnadea property where this
gutters along the pavement have
settled.He submitted a plan
which appeared feasible to the
council.His idea is to plaoe u
drain in the gutter and carry the
water away by means ol a sewer
pipe.This would save the ex-
pense of raising the gutters which
would be considerable.
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and out of the question and for
the time being the matter was
dropped.
This week, however, the matter
wus revived und petitions were cir-
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CONGIIEGATIONAI, CHURCH
Dr. Geo. L. Cody of New York
City,is to bc the guestspeaker
at, the Congregational church this
('l`l'\ursday)c\'cning_The Dana
College male quartet,which has
been recently heard on the air
from Omaha, will contribute sev-
eral numbers, and Hilton Rhondes
will give a baritone solo.
Dr. Cady is one of the national
pongregstional officers.He is al-
ways in demand as an unusualplatform speaker, and during a
speaking trip thnough Nebraska
had one open day, which was
giveh to Blair.No admission will
be charged, and nrifffcrlng token.
Rev, Mr. Ncwel and D1-_Cady
were in the Seminary together,
and the friendship has been warm
during the years.,
s o o n ws s a RADIO Pa o c mlm
On Wednesday, November 18th.
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''..|Dxneen and his gang who attemp-looked at the clock,and findingthe hour to be l a m , she began';ed u':\¢mb¢hedM°nge'°h; place,
._ ...''.roug ou evi ence w ic point-an m\c>~t\gutxon and discoveredled to one Wm. Ross of Omaha as
the robbery. The thieves took only
thc best of the silverware and dis-
turbed nothing else in the house.
much more than their intrinsic
worth,for some of them were
family heirlooms,coming origin-
ally from Germany.
The same night the office of the
Calhpun Lumber Co.was broken
into,but the thieves evidently
found nothing they wanted.
\\'.ARRANTY Deans
Eugene W. Burdic and wife to
Ned Tyson and Lewis D.Long:
L 19 B 17 Herman, $600.
Bert E. s. Miller to Virginia Mil-
ler:NE%NEE4 Sec.18-17-13,
$1.00.
Mary M.Allbery and husband
to A1 f re d N. Fe e ! ' :L ' l B 9 8 5 t h
Add. Blair,$650.Henry Nohmnberg et sl to JohnF.s mi °.h=L o & W . 1 6 i t . L 5
s 54 Blair, $700.
Deed
Andrew Backend wife to Carl
H.Bahs and wife:Ta x L o c a l
The value of the stolen articles is:
.the man of the shooting affair in1929.Sheriff Sutherland and
County Attorney Henry Mencke
got busy on the asc and he was
arrested ln Omaha on Wednesday
of last week and brought to Blair
on the following day.
The msn in custody is badly
Cfippled by a gunshot wound in
e shoulder which has left his
arm stiff and his fingers badly
drawn.He refuses to talk but
evidence points out that he was
taken to an Omaha hospital on the
exact date of the shooting at the
Mencke farm.He was, according
to the records, in the hospital for
seven days.
Louie Mencke lives on the John
Carter farm north of Blair.
REBEKAHS ELEC[~ OFFICERS
A t s regular meeting of Wel-
come Rebekah lodge Tuesday eve-
ning, the following officers were
elected: Noble Grand, Mrs. Mamie
\K.labande; Vice Grand, Mn. Fred
,.Peek;Secy, Mrs. Eliza Mencke,
close $2.00 for Enterprise for an-"" "".' " "' """"' 'mo ore cre ek near ba moun, 1fortheseconcerts,they should complete and if weather peotheryear.A wonderful year .down here, flowers and roses still draw apacnty crowds.the bridge over Mill creek 1
in bloom. nrmsa zreen. no frozen|._ Beanies the band selections, bo finished in a few weeks.
she inspecied the Corpz.|(Continued on nm (our)The Furlragut W. R. C. has a
»of over three hm-JAMES JOHNSON ROBBED
is the llrgest in the OF c L o 'mrNcground, £113 wonaerfui fields
fail wheat.Things are loo].?'°"}§ renderq ~ bfUif'°|1°|pa.vement will make it polaible W!other Corus under her insnec-I James Johnson urhn han horn
better, big s1
up and over
tn wnrlr.Th.
tion at Colulibul, nu I-* I '_`|I| ;.""'"'" ; ;|Rapldllnd otherpnintgin :ttuhedtohilur.ld\:l\Iltnilen
BILL HITCHMAN |n1.|ha mam uluhnai hu \|| \»|l.l.»h»IA..|l..*nav*..-A ........l»....;.1...41.1:30 m 2:00,Central sunamiTime,May Lumberton Becker,
nationally known as the literary
cdior of St. Nicholas and readers
guide of the Saturday Review ofLlteratune, will conduct a "Round
the World Book Cruise" and will
introduce three outstanding nuth~
ors of books for young people.All
those interested lh chlldren's lit-
ernlute will find this program ex-
tremely lntercs&ing.~\VABC and
'lhe Columbia* Network.
HAPPY HARMONY CLUB
Iluppy Harmony Club met with
Mrs. Frank Nelson, Nov. 12. Mrs.
Charles Metzler and Mrs. ArthurMotzler were on the pmgram for
the afternoon.'Than the Indies
planned to have n Weiner roast
to entertain their husbands.The
hostess served u very delicious
lunch.The next meeting will be
Nw. 25 nt Mrs. Arthur Metzler,
Mrs.Elzn King and Mrs.Frank'
Nelson on the pro __Re meMrs. E. E.King.Kmm por r
Mrs.Soren Jensen is reported
as not ao well as she has been the
past few months.
Sec. 27 6: Tax IALB .48, 9 dz 10 Sec.
34-19-11, sxosoo.
E....lrLm'AIN AT DINNER
'Mrs.Jack Burcham and Mrs.
Howard Allen enbenained a i a
th-.;: Lonrse seven o'c.lock dinner
last Tuesday evening at the home
ol' th¢ fonner for the employes of
the Iowa-Nebraska Light a n d
Power Company and n few other
friends.
|Following a lovely dinner, there
,were three tibles of bddge.Mr.
and Mrs. Hurry Larsen were the
lucky prize winners and oarded
hoine the prizes.
'P. N. G. CLUB EN'1'E1rrAxNs
I The P. N. G. Club met las! Fri-
duy afternoon nt the I. 0. 0.F.hall. Following their regular meet-
ing buncn was played.Mrs. E. M.
Beaty was the winner of the pile.
A committee consisting ot Mn.George McBride, Mrs. L. D. War~
_rick and Miss Ida Knox were on
the committee for refnzahments
and served n fine lunch.
i Advertise in The Entanria.
nun neuumr, nuns meuta Lnymrthelattertwobdngreflected.
Mrs.Elln Lntta wu elected a
membexyof the tnxsteea.
There were around thirty-five
present and an old time schoolwu
presented during the social hour.
School teacher, pupils and super-
intendent were well chosen and
the evening was a hilarious one
with lunch served from their
buckets and coffee by the school
boani's wives.Mn. Alma Claar,
who is visiting in Blmlr, and had
not attended the lodge for some
time, was present and enjoyed it
very much.
DEALS m DIRT
The Andrew Beck tam of 105
acres was recently sold to Carl
Bohs.This farm is located on the
Bench road about three miles
north of Blnlr and has always
been considered on¢ ol the choice
fnnns of this part of the county.
Another deal closed last week was
the sale of the Chris Jensen sixty-
acre tract near the~Cumlng Cityschool to Will Johnson.Both dwa
were handled by the Lund red
estate agency.
whose doors have been closed for
some dme has opened her doors,
and over $6,000,000 will be avnil-
ahle belom Christmas.
A wonderful conference in being
held in the Carnegie Hall this week
on Bltuminous coal, oil and power
problems.Men from the Old
Country and all over,educated
men, and their talks on radio sro
wonderful. Hope you hear some of
Mrs.c m n u n .Siewart wi ml CL UB | Nrrn\'rEs { § § ` » } § \ 2 " " " `' " " ° ' " w " "
several violin solos and J. HiltonQ \._.....Rhoades with tenor solos, cantrl-|The Bill Hit/:hmnn Club under No SALE
buled very kindly to the program.
Gm A TICKET FOR
THE THEATRE
Fora number of weeks The
_Enterprise has been planing
them over K|)KA_.g;g;;;;;; persons in the different
I would like "°.wm° you of "entitled ¢§°."'2i'1k2'€e'1'i.'€°'I35i 23?
§;"§,»."`§'3'f.°'.§?l ;'{"f§;];'°a':'i '§"f»mx¢ the entire flnxily to ihe Home
~ ~ ~ better ~ »~»-~=';'::::s§,";: ;';¥..';;f 'a';';'.§i::;:;
This is xx glonous day down hefeihas proven quin-surcessflll and
temperature 54 !"'d oh, '° lP"°.",mme¢hin,; like fmy tickets have
outdoors.ln Winnipeg they haw been |__,paced with the diffcre...g-5; ix (ine fall, too.Never 'melmerchnnts nnd presented to the
On Sunday nexi,70 theatres
open their doors at 8 p. rn. for the
lucky ones._
Have you sean your nnmc in
the adsl If not be sure w gowelfare fund, expect tn raise over over this week'i f lly$\000,000»also the Red CIOBSZH might be ther; "i}'"f.°'¥§f ll
dnve is on.So the monny comes lm to !le merchant 5 h dn w asc aa n d s o w i l l S t u " ~Iym. find your name and you will
Kind regl _ s to 'receive the ticket which will vn-
Prlscxlln Lnngntafl,\|.itle the fnmlly to a night of re'-l
No. 2-E. Willow St.'entertainment
|Springdale, Penn.
,the leadership ol their Inend andicounselor, Attorney John Canigan The auction of the August
:carried out ln initin5on program Fmhm farm at the city hallM0n-
.lan Mvmday evening when un-ee day resultgd in no sale.Although
'young men,Menon Kuhr,Karl.
Christensen Jr.und Frederick
Kegler became lull fledged mem-
bers of that organiziation.
Fdlowing the budness meeting
a real-dr-ed banquet was served at
the Dudgeon~Strecldus Delicates-
sen and those panaking of it anyffl-mt lt was n real leal and one
that they all enjoyed.There were
eighteen young men present.
|I"ORMER BLAIR GIRL
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lRETURNS ON VISIT
Miss Meta Matthiesen arrived
Wednesday far n few days visit at
,the home of her brother,Ed
~Matil\iesen.
'Mins lllatthieaen resides at Pas-
ndenn,California and is on her
,way home from a trip to Europe.|She lived ln Blair during her
ichildhood and attended th,Blair
'schools here.There are many oldIRe d th tl d n d usAdvonise in The lzxterprisc.' m m e a s an n Y°UY|lgiel; i.`2§"2'§$f'° will be '
about 75 men were present few
bids, and moat of these by stran-gers, were offend.The high bid
of $89 an acre was made by a
man named Hunter, but alter a
conference he withdrew his hid.
It was decided to hold another
sale nt the (arm on Dec. 9,al.
which time the farm, bogelher with
its stock and equipment, will be
sold at auction.-Calhoun Chron-
icle.
ED CRUTSINGER ROBBED
Ed Crulalnger,who lives on
east South street was robbed last
Friday night.Ed keeps bachelor'n
'hall and while he was away Fri-
_day evening thieves entered his
I
house and stole a gold wauch, u
violin and other minor articles.Ed feels especially me loan of the
vdolin which he claims in_ more
than s hundred years old and was
a rare keepsake.Al yet no trace
has been found of the culprits.
.n ww.. .nn www.vu-. w uwTherkelsenfu-m to lhuck com.
While away he left his clothes
locked in his trailer hvuse.Some
time during his abtemle someone
broke into the trailer house and
nppropriabed his wearing appu'eL
No clue of the gdlty partie: has
|| yet been found.
BUSINESS AND
SOCIAL FORECAST
Nov. 21-Svengnxd. Duroc boar sale
Nov. 21-E.Fairchild Hampshire
boar sale at Jensen dz Brols'.
Nov. 21-Chrislian church nudism|sale
Nov. 21-Jensm & Bross boarsale
Nov. 21-Dance at K.ing'n
Nov. T?Progrnm and box social
at Spiker school.Nov. 26-B.F.D.Thsnksgidng
dance.
Dec.1-Dramatic Ten at Cnngre-
gnlional church.
SCHOOL CALENDAR
Nov. 20-Football, Blair at Lyons
Nov. 26-Blair vs. Tekamuh, hen.
Nov.26-27-Thanksgiving vneatizm
Dec.2-Practice debates begin.
Dec.I 'Senior High Operetta.
Dec. 19-Christmas vncntion.
Blntr, Nqbmala, Nvvnmber 19, 1981Page Two i n - Nls n
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timberlnin
1d daughters,Wanda Leu :ndlla Virgida Zeigler were SundayuesiaofMrs.1'&mberlain'|bro-n a d . : . ¢ . . _ : . \ . | . . .u . .,A
M in Gladys Holstein spent a Thone m d Mrs.Fay Jones vis-lew hours wnh home folks Sun<ma wah Mr. and Mrs. Peng Ru- 'Q when a number °f.""'F*'~
dgy.dine Sunday afternoon.rs gathered nt the Wilhamsen
Alfrd Andersen il the new mc-Mr. and Mn. Clarence Wachter home with well filled b u k m .
.\.-».a.» -.Q n.. gm..mmap,Emil ,mn rmmm.nent.Sundav eve- Alter lnandimz the evenimr num.
Thone md Clarence, Mr. andllrs.
Soren Jensen and dauzhwm mr.
and M n .Henry Korn Ind F\'°d»
rm-..ml M Elmer Thone andWith The Churches
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH well attendcd and n joint meeting
W. Lincoln and 2nd Streets was held as Mrs.O.~ bG°'*=';_{
.._.ron~
malta loft Mondavu w | \ u |- v - -- . . - _ _ _Ir h e r e h e h a s e m p l o y m e n t .| a |
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Mr.and Mrs.E.L.Japp of
illette,Wyo.,are #pending their
:meymorm with Mr.Japp's rela-ves and fdends at Mennard. Mr.
w u aw n o ' n v M r . . . ` .? " " - u -,. ,,.__J e n § e n w a s a l s o h e l p m g t h e p a s t l nix. n{'{{;'§],,[;,"»fh§,; hah.;ilnn- euiln ...|'.1.m..;.:;':»¢:.':.|3.1i ..::: T . m l u r i lloyd. n n -.- - ___- __- -__Mrs. C. H. Williamsen was most 1
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Misses Mae Iiurkholder.
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'\fmi1y here fiom St.Paul sev-o'clock eral days ago.They have rented
les will the Mrs.0. C.Roberts reaidenceduring which is being redecorated for
them.Mr.Morgensen formeri tnexr Slater, Selma, wno teaches m _one of the schools there.I C.F.neduch will demonstrateMr. land Mrs.George Hede1\md.wiU1°u1>charge his unequallcd
and Jaanette attended a "hard method in Fremont on Tuesday,time party"at Waahin F -'D 1 1;e shdavni:rhL Misa fm£'§ 2|...§§, ~ ~ aim .°§ °§§f' plotel f§'§,f'.l
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The assistanob this council isgiving is very encouraging.
Union 'I'hnnk.sg'lvlng services
will be held ut the Methodist
church,Wednesday evening,Nov.5 .llev. L. J.Moran will de-
liver the address.
DANISH EVANGELICALLUTHERAN CHURCH, ORUM
Hans C. Jersild, Pastor
"I wus glad when they said un~
to me, let us ga unto the house of
the Lord".Ps.l22:1.
10:00 Sunday School and Bible
Class.
11:00 Divine Services.
Church School ot X0 s. rn., Prin.
F. E. Flack, Supt.At 6:30 the young group will
have their semi-monthly lunch m-
getlier, followed by a discussion
meeting.Our people are particularly
urged bo be present at the church
this (Thursday)evening at 7:30
to hear and meet Dr. Geo. L. Cady,
a long-time friend ol the pastor.The Dano. College male quartetwill contribute two numbers, and
Mr.Hilton Rhoades will sing a
baritone solo.l\)
FIRST LUTHERAN ofnuncn
James N. Lund, Iastor
'lived ln Arli ngton o numuei v iyears ago when he was a boy athomewithhisparents,the late
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morgensen.The annual Father and Son ban-
quet took place Friday evening attheM.E. church with one h:n-drcd men and boys present for theasian.Judge Fred A. Wrightf Omaha, presiding judge of dis-
trict courts, gave an inspiring ad-dress,One interesting comment
he made wus that social conditions
travel in cycles and that at the
present time we ure just rounding
the corner into an ern when ideals
count more than ever.That iswhy, he states, that boys shouldbe encouraged to have higher und
stronger ideals.Clifford gce gf
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£E6.m§i3Zn1'éd nas ~the week~end with J§.£"3.Z.fZ spend'
Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Fairchild,Ben und George were Sunday din-|
ner guests of Mrs.Fairchild'si
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. andMrs. John Burgess of Omaha.iMr. and Mrs. Joe Konvalln yen'
week-end guests at the Bill Bur-'
eg; pgmg ";_°""=*\°~|
u ee is uss'.t'M _.Paul Noel with the »..§.2.`l.§,.1. off.
week.Mrs. Bert Swihnrt ond daughterGrace, were luncheon guests ut thei
Sizrl Ward home last Friday e\'e~
Igrs. E. Berry and granddnughl
ter,Helen Elizabeth Ward, spent*the week-end in Benson w~lth
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early.The "Perfect Retention Shields"
hold the rupture perfectly, no mat-
ter what position the body as»
sumes or how heavy a weight you
lift.They give instant relief and
contract the opening in a remark-ably short time." The appliance is
practically everlasting,sanitary,
comfortable and actually holds
nxptures which heretofore were
considered uncontrollable.
Stomach troubles, backache and
constipation, nearly always n con-
sequence of rupture, promptly dis-
appear,Bring your children.According
w statistics 95%recover bv our
UMIBS you seo the mme Boyer
and the wond genudne on the pmhg:
as dctured above you mn nzvu'_
mn um you are takinathe genume
I Bayer Aspirin that ounands of
I phynddana presdbe in their daily
l practiuc.|The name Boya- mum; genuine
Aspirin.I t i l your guarantee ofszrlty-your protection against the
'taEons.Millions ol us d!have
proved :har it it de.
nulne yer promGeBaAspirinP31
Hadaahes Neurids
Colds Neuralgla
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.The evening service
Sunday was a day somewhat at the College Chapel
Bb0\c normal in our church.A Dr.Larsen of Si
wonderfully fine spirit. of interest missionary in. China 1
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r u u l u r u u u L|UIl . ~ . . n " v - - --o 9 O n M e i r h e n r y d n y i n h o n o r o. f M r .a n d M r s .l o u x C i t y ,a E S a E ; i § ; t B o l o q v h i c h s a s f o l -E r n i e J a p p o f G n l l e t t e ,W > ' 0 .w h o
4 b t h .a r e s p e n d i n g t h e i r h o n e y m o o nf o r 1 y e a r s ,l o w e d " § 0 § ° ` § § § { . - £ ` £ " ` "° f y e Al..h e r e .T h o s e p r e s e n t w e r e M e s s r s .
h i g h s c l .sr h 'a n d M e s d a m e s H e n r y M i l l e N e dt h e Y o u n g M a r s h a l l s p e a k i n g m b e h a l f o f t e a n d K a t h e r i n e ,B u c k R o s e i i l a a u m ,
Ernie Japp, Mrs. C Japp and Ed5 at the par 'fathers, exenggdcq ;;'°*°<3";° 3° ~
boys; Harry c e an P9 di Mrs Ed Thomas was hostess toinfor the sons respo ded ~s e r v i c e s a t 3 'n 'a n t h e C o l b y C o m e r C o m m u n i t C l u bT h e d o R e c k m e y e r 33 11 3 B 'Z 1 . _ !n f I m r h n m n " P l m r n d n v n f l g h t n a h .
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We hnd seventy-
chool, and best o
alved the gold p
aeration pr l- will preacn.day.Tuesday evening
eight in Sunday Peop1e's Sodety meet:
I a\l sixteen re- nonlge.in in the Cross 'Thanksgiving Day,TandCrownSystemsignifyinga
year of unbroken attendance.OurfnlthlulSup't.Ernest Tumbled
was among these.The B.Y.P.U. meeting was
DE SOTO LOCALS
Mrs. Guy Wallace went to Lln-
10:30.Confirmation Class meets every
Saturday at 10.Junior Choir meets Fridays nt
4:30.
Miss Alice MeK.lhhen of Denver,
who has been spending several
weeks here with her parents, Mr.
-..A nn..rr 1.Mnmbben. enter-
solo.The banquet was serveu ny -- --~---~---~- - - - - _ ,_.......,the M_ E_ Md Society.l'lans_were made for a Thanksgiv-
The Congregational Ladies Cir- mg dinner to he held at the school
cle met at the church chapel last house Saturday evening, Nov. 21-Wednesday sftemoon with Mes- After the busmess nreeting, Mrs.domes Will Whitford, Carl Keller Thomas served a delicnous lunch.
and Clyde Cook as hostesses.|Mr. mg _Ml'S~ Cprl Lund of Fre-
Plang were made for a covered mont,vxsxted y lth Mr.Lund's
dish luncheon on Dec.2nd when mother, Mrs. L0\-usa Lund Sunday.
the annual election of officersl Dr.W.E.Wnzht left earlySaturdaymurnmgforthesand'll wk lwifi p_§ce_.5 _. U c.--:».»..ll1ills where he expects to spend
I-IU ~sI
B a s a g a s a s a s
i;§;,.my. »\....ua..f :D A L E D o m e s \E `H
Otto Hagar ll mfferlng with u \\
broken arm. Th¢ uddent oeeurred
whi le wi n: tu ennk hi ; ng._|J
E
nFk
: ln o n Mon day an d returned u n
hursdny evening.She visited her
ants, Mesdames Mo r r i s a n d F r e d
eiehenbn;. and families.
Mon day e " e : i n g Mr .and Mr s .
*red Gu stin entertained th e fo l-
rwimr a t a six o'ciocic dinner i n
§`§`1e£i`1§}i ednesi_s§-sfteihoen in
courtes to Mr s.Me r r i tt Mc Clel-ylan , wh o r ec en tly a rr ived fr om the
east on a vis it.
Mr .and Mr s .H ,G.Mey er o f
Linc oln,visi ted~ frie nds he re o n
r \...rL--.._
Th e M .15.|.a8(UB8 JUG DU\S|C\}wa s entertain ed la s t W ednesday
at th e h o me of Mr s . M. E . W i n s e t
wi th Mr s .H .W .Sc hoettger an d
Mr s .W i i l L u d w i g a s assis tant
hostesses.
honor" of Mrs. Gusl.in's birthdaj:H r .an d Mr s.Jurnes Ols on Sr.,
M r .nnd Mr s .J i m Olson J r.an d
sons , a ll of Ken nar d, Mr. an d Mrs.
D a ve Gustin and sono.
Ma r ti n W ic ke tt of Oma ha, s pent
th e we e k e n d wi th his wi f e an d
da u g h te r a t the ho me o f O.Fiek.
Mi ss Sy lvia Hine line has been
tran sfer red f r o m the Blai r hi g h
sc hool to the Ft. Calhoun sc hool.
Thos e ne ithe r ab sent nor tardsf
bun aay a uer uuu n.Mi ss Tre va Ga rn e r, who is h ea d
hooklc eeper f o r th e Golden Sta te
Dairy Pro duc ts Co . of Sac ramento.
Cali f., sto ppe d o ver her e a day on
her vrny to Louisville,K y .f o r a
bri ef vis it with he r au nt a nd u nc le
Mrs. P. L. Cady and Dr . Cady , and
he r gr an dmothe r, Mrs .E . L .L a n
son.Mi ss Gar ner is n delegate
f r o m th e Calif ornia Business Girls
W . Y . C . ~ a n d wen tto L o u i s vi lle
KENNARD Hg
Fr itz A r p, J o hn an d
Sunday after no on vi i
Fr a nk Go s se r h o me .
Mr . an d Mr s . B a b e
n t th e pa r e n tal, W m.
Satur day .Mr .an d Mr s .Lo l
fvuI nhildrnn visited
RAL" "|Little Sllirley Braesch `n\!gh-' ')TTINGStc »r o f Mr, und Mrs . Ha ns lknes chl,
is seriously sick with intestinal
l_Alburt were flu..`sxwrs at thc,Miss Jennné Jungbluth has
~ Ida Jungbluth
I J U B w c \ : n .n u l u i :n v n u v U s » . »-. .L l i s G o r e h a m M r s .r m l r na t t h e S e t h i l y .H e z m J u n g b u t h a n d f a
3 f t ° m ' { ° I '|J .P .J e n s e n w a s a v i s i t o r T u e s -
R y a n v l s l t e d d a y a t t h e h o m e o f M r .a n d M r s .
: v e h o m e o n N e l s S v c n d g a r d .
,\V e r n o n a n d S y l v i a J u n g h l u t h a t -
R y a n " ' 3 ' t ° d . t , e n d e d t h e a l u m n i d a n c e a t Q u e
during 1119 past few weeks atschoolore:Argel Hurst,PhilipLazum,Willis Mundorf,Carrol
Cleaver,Lorraine Jones,Pierce
Wallace,Norma Rowe,Donald
Peirce,Charles Lozure,EvelynSeltz.Lorraine Mundorf.Bemice
to assist in arranging me pru-ow-~»--~-------gram for the national conv ntionlwlliwd horng Sunday
which will be held in Minne polls,Mr. and Mrs. BabeMinn., in May.ntthe Mrs. Geo. Nae
The Arlington hand,und the '""a&"'>' <f\§';;,"f=» B be
direction of Prof. Albin I-luster of ; ~ 3 r rs.d If; hs
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W i ll Se ltz a n d fa mi ly o f th i s
vi d n i ty ,E .F .Da vi d an d fa mi ly ,
n o r th o f Bla ir , E a rl,Floy d and
L lo y d Ti mp er ly o f Hu r on ,S.D.
a l l mo to md to Eme rs on Sunday ,
an d s pe n t th e d a y wi th th e E d g a r
J on es fa mi ly .Mr s .Jones an d
lllrs .Seltz are si ste rs, Mr s. David
i n a brother a n d th e boy s a m
n e p h e vmi n 1 r n ..\_\1 \ _ _ _ l n n r ___ . _ l . . . .
chentra.D r .an d Mr s .P.L .Cady ,sons
Ric hard an d J ac k r e tu me d la te
Sunday evening f r o m Ma n h a tta n
Kan sas wh ere th ey spe nt the we ek
end with their son, D unne an d also
witnessed th e Kansa s-Neb raska
foo tba ll ga me Saturday .
Mi s s Alic e Mc lii hbe n,wh o ha s
been spending three we e k ;vac a-
tion here f r o m Denver,retu rned
l l " n u ' L A t n n i n f f h a m n n l r
U l | . »l l l l u n u n | . \ \ \ .. - ---I r u u s u l u u u L u D \ \ ., , , . . . . . . . ,.u v -a n d c h i l d r e n v i s i t e d a t t h e _ C h a s .v e r y s i c k .
M i s f e l d t h o m e S a t u r d a y e v e m n g .M r .a n d M r s .J u l i a n J u n g b l u t h
M r .a n d M r s .W i l l V o s s a n d a n d f a m i l y d r o v e t o O m a h a S a t -
c h i l d r e n v i s i t e d a t t h e C h a r l e s u r c l a y t o v i s i t _ a t t h e h o m o o f M r .
M i s f e l d t h o m e S u n d a y .a n d M r s .H a r r y J o h n s o n .M r .
M r .a n d M r s .P a u l J o n e s a n d J o h n s o n i s v e r y s i c k w i t l f r h e u m a -
c h i l d r e n v i s i t e d a t t h e P e t e R " 5 ' l t l s n 1 .
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E v e n i n g v i s l t o r s w e r e M r .a n d t h e w e e k - e n d a t t h e _ h o r n e o f M r .
M r s .C h a r l e s M i s f e l c l t a n d f a m i l y .a n d M r s .F __| _E n e r s o n .
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or! melr uncle. mn aunt,mr. um uns www... W.. ."...~-~¢-- -- ---lln. Will Seltz, and they are pick-formefn home on Frlday a fwb
ing corn around here.The crops noon.were all dried nut in S.D.Alfred Wllkenlng, who iulfered
Chula Strlwett md fmuw severe lmeratio nn and the loss of
Hair, apmt Sunday with the y parts M two fingers last MondayWallace famlly.when he gnught his ldt hand ln a»~"w x n i e h g r g z ~ N' - = . . f v l f t
d famll vialtzd at the Urvlus H __linen hone at Waterloo Sunday. Fmli5m:\d Ruth , l i f ,§;?g;r;i{
the home g Hr. a md Mn.PeteSvendgardBlair, last Sunday.
Hr.md Hrs.Lloyd Browndmv :i n Omaha Friday on bmw
KENNARD NEW S
Mr. and Hn.Pats Pettit and mue hl la m o f o mm, s pe n t Sw wm Mm w~.....,,..Svendlzarrl i. on
y:°¢,_AguNG1~0N NEWS |ad num me nuxpxul m nthe tint o! the week and L
'ma '=',;.=f'~=..".s'~',~:=:a=,;=::
`ng .rs.IDofnthyCobbentertainedtheM S ssveral out of
ladies of the sdlool faculty at the xelxtlve; at their home S\n .v 1.ma v n m .'|1m.-mn 'nu-»warn M n .Dniea'
' " " ° § " a r m.parsntal s y l h m r Pe tti rlu,;",;;',;,' ; j " ''- '--s eo.e.h°§F;s Ddo Thurbtr is Wend Hr. and lin.. H;'===g_-"m¢b1°=h
°'L»'£ 1118 this weegyvrith her grmdpsr- with stflgn Jfmgb h 5 '£§J'*§f
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-- -------¢----~-» ~- -- .--.1 - ----~-.awning.Prizes at bridge wen Mn. W. W. Dillener, Mr. Dlllener
von by Mn. John Hebnrd,ti n t;and daughter of Rockport,Mo.,
Elm Susan Roy, sewnd, mdllrs. moiizer hieue.Mins Angeline
Agnes Hollister, consolation. Hee- Ayer: uf Lincoln md her mother,
dnmes G. I.Helder, J.R. Vin- Mrs. J. C. Blackburn of A_f\in¢1,¢,n_
d r l .John Hebnrd and Clifford Mr.and Mrs.RalphDecker were gueafb:went bo Valley Thursday ngDr.L.M.Peterson and Ely- to attend the district meeting ul.1 I .'.» .m..e» ¢.»M Ina ».....|~."..n rmdnnn.A covered
wus. Joe LonvnunUm members of the Bible Clueher homo last Wednesday af
noon.A few members of f-ba Im
Aid dmve over to the Crm
Home last Friday dtemoempresent a short plny for thelm
thgge._____ ___ _
~ 'guests of Mr. and um. New :sunn-ter- gard Ftidny evening.I Chet Widener.who has been TONIGHT ISworkingfor
1;',;~°"'"'3 1].~L h~ g o c a l C a r l t yVernon,
" " " `1`E $1""§&1'fh&'{i"n`E '<:»;;,;' e..°;'|a;;°i e_.,,,";"",d",,,;' iidési'hunted ducks and wen guests J ness.
H r .a n d M n .N e v i n M c C u n e ,f o r - I M i s a B e t t y M a r s h a l l r e t u r n e d t o
* h a m s l v l h n » h \ n h n c i r l a n f n H n !d n i i o l a t D u a n e C ( ) u B l E a t tlbi
l u c z I 1 h a m s l 5 v v u n u u a u v u u nl l v n n n f n " l ' i l l m ¢ m a n d M r
1 WD1 °_;'°""° "o i '\ z~ : . za n : . " " " E £ § " | |
t v mw n z the mm c . G. lhnha ll.ulfHr.lnd Hn.-hmgl Se e rls t.I \{ r. a ud l lr | . V.W .Help Fill the Coffers of Our O1£116
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1...:...... .....m.~.\l.. nu .¢. +L. mm ..r Nh Charitable Organizatim"Ulla ~........, ... -., ...U ..\....., ... ..............._,_, _,____h h deter,Mrs.Mxclieth,wlth day here at the home of Mrswhen he has been making hisBoyles'parents.Mr.and Mm.
imma inr suveral years._W. S. Hadley.
The Community Club held their The Rebekah lodge met in reguregular dinner and lmalnaa meet- lar session at the l. 0, 0. F. hall
gs at the Congregational church I-'rlday evening.Mrs. M. E. Win-
anday evening.with., u good net. who was a delegjabe be flag rg
'rhem vnu be Sulmly scnnol Bl° 10 s. m. and church aervlces at
10:46 u.m. at the Luthetnn church_ nat Sunday.Rev.Hmm Nielsenwill be ln charge.Mins Jeanette Hedelund wus
hosiesa at a Weiner wut on the
W n Rlnm funn (nr hm- Qnmdnu
'l|'l8l'|3 wm be a rmnxsgpmgr-am and hux nodal a
glker school Mondny evne children are very busytheir practicing.Mr.and Mrs.Dewey Ho
md Victor Holstein were in
Prlrlnv
Attend the Home Theatre 1
N O V E M B E R l-aowd presenh Dan J. "Fuller ofleent Rebekah
Fremont, wu the
State Ansembl neld "'' " " " ' "--'-~ -'--~~-- ------1 ~-~-- -Carlncipnvggeak- at Grand Island, gavls a qxendid &~ kH°d°l";'d wo k M n .
er.The Ladies rcle se the report of figs meeting and also of u ,_,=;;,_;~ g y n g p day w
~d£lmex-.#uid ol hqg v fnsi t pn Que 1. 0. ~ mn _ vpn md mn.Mn
iiéh
The entire proéeeds will go toGe o rg e N. Mi l! e r a ;
'Vey o f Sio ux Fa lls ,
th e wee k» e :n d h em wi
H r .a n d Mr s .W .§
annn.P n v n m!B o h
nd san, Har- home at York.Ac me dose of me|' Mr.And ire. Soren Soransen.s. D.. spent meeting Mrs.Chet Menking ="d.u\¢h»aa ugmr Gnd s a nd herLh relatlves.Mrs.Carl Jensen served refresh- friends. all of 1~e\mm,,| were Sun-I. Webb and ments.day dinner guests at the Alfredof Madison,Dean Badger of Ikzningfoli Svogersen home, where gh, follow-
at the home ho has been visiting at the homc ng spent _ the aftemoon:Hnnsther,F-E~|gf hig gncle _and yung Mr pnd Svogersen, Harry and Alma. Nels
and children spent S\
noon and evening wlMn. Nels Jespersen, n~Mr, and Mrs. Clare:came home Saturdayhoneymoon trip andvaried Sunday evening
Theatre Program Elsewhere in
;This space donated by Tho Enterprise in the lntureltl nl this worthy cause
;f"theH
Blair, Nebraska, November 19. 1931
Kids' mém 'fhux-sday, Nav. >
4:10 p. m._M-1
For Sale-Ham|§|hlre»oxn.~
Wulf, Bldr. Phone 211 on 16.1
Mr. lm! Mrs. Carl Hind]
last Saturday by anw for Ld
to Denver.»
Alix Gallagher spent Saturda
Ind Sunday at the Otto Men~
,=°
xma- Matinee Thursday, N°"'"[may Matineenma y,Nov.26"g n- m. ¢,-L1 h h kee"fn4¢10 p. rn.44-xc
m g;"§,"mne g;ouse ggi-un c. c. Howell, of omm,
'__'spent Thursday at the Ray At-
_.,.,
J .L .Mi lle r an d He n r y Hen ri c h
we r e ref und ed an d th a t o f Chas-
Bren har ger remitte d,th ey bei ng
W o r ld W a r Ve te r a n ;..;...LIvi,ng
compensation.
I l '| \1 an
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT the City ni gm r'wuhingwn
County, Nebraska, at 2 o'c1ock in
A. C. Debel, Attorney Q,,fm f ,d d dl the fol-N THE c o u w n 'c o u r t 0 F b l n g ,`§`§€'¢2,°wm be :m a nd
withdnw $5000.00 and s1oooo.oo
respectively, from their deponiwry
accounts, according to hw.
On motinn duly made and enr-
W alker Avenue.
Mr . a n d Mr s . E d Ols e n o f He r -
ma n ,we r e la s t Mo n d a y eve ni ng
visi tors a t th e By r o n Mc D o na ld
~ll a n |:'
Kids' Matinee Thursday, Nov.20
4:10 p. ln.44-lt
Chris Wilkening of South Oma-
h l » l p e n t t h e d l y l l l t F r l d n y l t
,,.
Local NewsEGM. I\OT E(E§
Friday situ-noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervey and
anghte r lm Int we e k fo r e du-
ornia where they will spend the
Kids' Matinee Thursday, Nov.28
4:10 p. m..44-1z
I. N. Warrick, who reddes up
near Tekmmh,was a.pleasant
s r -I
: ' ° ' " " " " " "r w n u a m u u u m n a p r a y m g l o rN o t i c e ns h e r e b y g i v e n * * § " * Z ; » ¢a p p o i n t m e n t o f W i l l l a m G i l l i -
H R a s m u s s e n h "m e a w z t h u m a a s a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e m m
1 I l i e c i u i 1 m d , d e ¢ ¢ m d .R.d 1-signed County Judge o of ,aid Mo
th clay of Novem-
the un eWashington County, Nebraska, hla Dated tm; 14
final report as executor of the ber 1931_._._ -. ¢\...»-.\. f-.._| |u..,.....»-
mile: at The Enterprise oltialut
Frldly situ-noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervey and
anghte r lm Int we e k fo r e du-
ornia where they will spend the
winter.
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Wulf, Bldr. Phone 211 on 16.1
Mr. lm! Mrs. Carl Hind]
last Saturday by anw for Ld
to Denver.»
Alix Gallagher spent Saturda
Ind Sunday at the Otto Men~
home, a guest of Miss Helen.n meet Nov. ao. 1931.George C. McQua.nie,
mn x.nl. u. .INEWCII Bm!MTS- 15A .Gor don o f Ho lbr o ok ,Ne b
County Clerk."""' '~" "'
Mr. am
Display of Nerve .§$';;';
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residue of estate to such other THERE was no doubt about lr.Mr. and
persons as are by law enweefe .n n»h»1 . m . ._.3';e:°z.ii:%_."a'?L'1 §'1::'°°'*Orum we
C.mussen home gg ' "'° "` "`" "` "W "
and ""': Hans wnm |Mr. and Mrs. Byron mnmmld
I Mrs.J"f" Sorenson of were last Sundn evening supperynt last Fnday afternoon za Lb 0|ht the Hans C. Rasmus- §;;gm§°e Ed sen ome near
Mn.Alma Claar of Aurora,'alter Caldwell and baby Neb., spent a few days last yeekglan spent the day lsB%'at the D A Comp!/an home an
me womm Axreu noma Illthlsdty.Mr. and Mrs.Axtell
took her back hat Monday mon
ning.
Chauncey Wilkins, of the SuLh~
erland school distrlct was in Blairlast Monday and while here re~
ported the birth on Sunday of a
boy at his home This makes
Aucnorzrzhn
§BLAIR ` NEBRA
Live Stock, Real Estate
and Farm Sales
I '~-;3*'"°home nl ""'|'"3,'Y3""5':°::x& ,,.,_,, Af ;&;»;_\»~»~ and three girls in we,§|m|||||||n||||||||||||||||||||||||||||nu||||||||||||||||nl|n||||||||
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téhe same, and I have set the ZOLI1ay of November, 1931 at 2 o'clock 'P. M., at my office in said County °£'i§'"§'§;J`?"i'.€Zs"d _
for the heanng thereof.'ersen,e
? ; § ; L ? c w b e t ~Notice is given to the creditars
.1 ...~._......, 1..,»...'za appear before me at the County
COU 23oUi¥'{wiK§}i'fi|G'r0N mm ve.; ¢....m---. W ...,.......Bu! the eyes of one girl m the
dhbon counter were not turned toward hlm In ndmlratlan: and the
visiting a
sen home.
Mrs. w
ter were nu! gazing nl him envl-of Bonmn
ously.For the eyen of Ralph )Thll\'B¢|BY
Tweed and Bilnnle Webb, when the 'Fred Long
`eyel of one man nl the cnllnr mun-
one o'clock luncheon ut the homei
of Mrs.Ruben Daugherty i nl
Omaha,Wednesday of last week.
The Nashville school will give
a program followed by a pie social
on Wednesday eveni g, November
25 at 8 P. M.Ever body invited.
44-1¢.
Mr. and Mrs. Calle Hansen and
family of south of Blair,were
dinner guests last Sunday at the
Hans H.Frshm home on_west
Nebraska street.
Mrs.Alma Clnar of A ora,
and Mrs. John McQuarr'ie of Blmir
spent last Thursday visiting atthe home of Mrs. Wm. G. Harri-
son, south ot' Blair.
Mrs. John Leehy is spending a
few weeks with Mr.Leehy at the
farm south of Omaha.Their little
son is staying with his grand-
mother, Mrs.Grace Maher.
Mr.and Mrs.Hans H.Frahm
and family attended a birthday
dinner ln Fremont last Sunday
evening at the Hans Jensen home.
It being Mr. Jensen's birthday.
Mrs.Margaret Iverson,Will,
Pearl and Vera Mae of this city.
were last Sunday aftemoon and
evening visitors at the home ol'
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray, north of
Mrs.C.B.Hansen retained
home last Thursday evening alter
spending a few days at the home
of her son, Burt Hansen and wife
near Kennard.Ilr. Hansen, who
has also been out there for two
weeks returned home Saturday
night.
Relatives here of Mrs. Pruella
Jordan of Oakland, Calif.,have
received word of her death recent.
ly at her home.Washington
county old-timers may remember
Mrs. Jordan as Pnlella Overlander
early day resident of Fonlanello
vicinity.She siso lived with the
Wilcoxea south of toam, who were
her cousins,
Miss Frances Brass, daughberol
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bross of ihis
city, was pleased to receive a cal!
from Mitchell,Neh. advising her
that she had been elected to teach
in the Mitchell schools and she
left at once for the west.The
children, who will come under her
supervision are Mexicans,who
have been working in the beet
fields and are through their labors
and reddy for six months term of
school.Miss Bross is s graduate
of the Nebraska State University
last year and has been at home
since her graduation.
z = r.nicely.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Koltern1an|Misa Dorothy Gray of Fremont;
le f t th e la tte r p a r t o f la s t we ek
f o r Br o ke n B o w,Ne b r as k a to
spend a we e k wi t h the ir so
Car l.Mr s .A n n a II a g g e i s ke e p -
i n g h o u s e f o r th e b o y s wh i le M r .
an d Mr s .K o l t e m u n are away .
I-. e ""
D A N c E
KING'S IEXVILION
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:em ma md_ _ - g g v h n l y n n e a& h |' r h q u m m l n a h
\ § | \ \ b u ( \ ¢ § 7 I ¢r1ti|\snu n.Ba i ns !e nmltn uunl m l l h l t v v m l f n b h v l h u n n n du n w r v u m a m n h a n m
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l a h n i l l h u v a h c n u n a q g n
` | n a g m n |n u n s
h u n n h d z l n h d
P a n a m a .
e ye c~n~e ornem ~m
of Sioux Falls,S.D.arrived at
Um J. E. Miller home in this dty
lor a few days viadt last Thursday
evening.They returned to their
homes Sunday.George Mg f is a
brother of J. E. Miller of is city.
Mr.and Mrs.George McBride
Saturday, Nov. 21
PETE KUHL
And Hls
7 ACES
"There's 9 01 Them"
Caldwell home.Mrs.Caldwell
who has been ill is iriaproving.
She is Mrs.McBrldes sister.
Laurence Caldwell who is also on
the sick list is some better.
Mrs.W.W.Dixon of Lincoln,
spent a few days lést week visit
ing' at the D. A.ompton home.
On Friday,Mr.and Mrs.Ncum
Warrick of north of Blair,took
Mrs.Dixon back to her home.
Mrs.Compton accompanied them
and visited her nephew, Ted An-
derson,who is confined in the
Veterans Hospital.
west of Blair, are rejoicing over
the arrival of a baby girl born
last Monday morning, Nov. 16th.
The W. R.. C. held their regular
meeting at Schefflevn hall laat'§
Saturday afternoon.Refi-eahments|
were served by a committee ln
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. C.0. Augustson
and daughters of Omaha,were
last Sunday afternoon visitors and
supper guests at the Alfred N.
Feer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Anderson
and family of south of Blair,
spent Wednesday evening of last
week visiting at the John T. Gal~
lagher home.
Mrs. E. A. Gordon of Holbrooll,
lleb., who has been visiting at the
M. D. Newell home the past ten
days, went to Omaha last Satur-
day to visit her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Axteil of
Blair, and Mrs.Louie Paulsen of
Omaha, were last Sunday evening
wfisitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Wuibem of west of
Blair.
Mr. and Mrs.Will Sheets of
west of Blair, are the proud par-
ents of a baby daughter born on
Wednesday of last week, Nov. 11.
Mother and babe are doing very
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sB e t w e e n H o l z d a y F e a s t s
~»in' dmnlldty be your walah-
ruxdtor thamenu you planhtvosateuu during the nol~Wa us a u. Wlththehmlly dlnne rum-Bea.reunion luncheon,urug-¢h¢||m'lv'|7\'»Gf|.|.nno\1ncemen1p\r-dilsld\.hedAnunuto nl.lL hs ca l-a d n wmv a n Ls living undsrN d ! m u m .You a n tired andurdhe s dv e-xwne mlna v lto bef-lti l hs r dure s xo o a p lnnmnle dth nv u ry n nmp le ro o a i nh t v u ml s d v n l mn k mn
li k. t ml! ! a n d vesetablea u eygqhqg.-¢ n¢ |¢ ,,`»Yo nrhmllygl bs ba tt nf e d mdmun hh a w i e rgut zi n gbl c ki o lh ltd no r mnl
h u
fore mealtime,pinch a l m i l l
pieces of dough.Shana P h u a l
greued baking lheet. IM rbi un-ul double m hulk. about 1 b e :Bake m A mn oven uzs' I.) sm
15 minutes. Brulh rolls \
butter na noon u I-he! anhom Lhe oven.
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s m m n m v a n n u s i
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m l nnomaunadornnn.h u m a n3-=;___" " °.'I.%-?`! '»~'§;,-~u n . n m m n u n h r w v d z
el|latV|.\hQ¢mldl¢tl-BDU"» - m u o - - m m r a i h s s id l n | | ; m u m .
GlunldE _
avuudwnrna
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spe nt th e week-end a t th e pa r-
en ta l,A .F .Gr a y ho me i n th is
lty .Mr .an d Mr s .Gr a y took
the ir da ug hter bac k to F r e m o n t
Sunday .
Mr . an d Mrs . Roy F a llen a r e th e
x a o w m u
Prepareuvhlte nnncomdildlhbutadde w:which hue b i llnea\ehnn|ue°a.Yma:o»¢vina¢.
Fnaua Frdt8ah4
I'§ E'L» ..."'° 3 ~r -
.Yds ". :: f .. .. . .. .. ~
¥cv»»eook»a l g w t h l
K a n - g g ,= - - = ~ -
I& ' ; » " ¢a v u r b d l i n g h h r .
G l r m f- H - 1 r ,¢ h m v m »m m
m m u a n n m i u m m a m m u
v h i n m z n n m m m m v u v u r y s a a .
n u m m m v m m u m a m m
P ¢ u f | m | m u m n » a m ¢ m
n n a o m a m w m m m m w
m m l ' ¢ \ ' | m H w t ~m m l s o 6
w u u m n m h e l b r h u n w v m
n n n n u u d n f n e u h t m m
; || ::¢;"|uh a lf pou nd g i r l bo r n No v.15,a t
th e Bla i r ta l.Th e Fo ller fs
n o w ha ve a i r o f f i n e li ttle
daug hte rs.
F o r S a l e - L a r g e sized c hild'u
be d, li k e n ew.Also a go od he at#
i n g stove,u three-tube ba tte f y
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CARDS
Are Now on Diqlay at
The
Enterpriseof
The McCarthy Progressive Club
met last Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs, John Aronson.
Delicious refreshments were serv-ed hy Mrs.Fred Long Anil Mrs.
Orville Humston.
Last Sunday afternoon visitors
at the Fred H. Jensen home, wr.~.=t\
of Blair were lllr. and Mn. Albert
Schjodt and family and Mr.and
Mrs. John J. Jehsen, all of west
of Blair.The occasion was in
honor of the host's birilx anni-
versury.
OAL....
for every purpose.Check your fav
ite and return list to us for our n
low cash price, delivered to your bin
[ f l 'CHEROKEE Nut-a coking furnace coal
[ 1 ROYAL Egg--a good cheap heating coal
l j ECONOMY Nut--a bear for heat; sold by us
20 years
[ j ZElGLER~-the old reliable Franklin County, l
[I _IEWEL--the king of furnace coal.Our list
Jewel users increases each year
E l PETROLEUM Coke--lots of heat, no ashes
l j ST LING Nut--for cook stoves, cleanest &-
U PENNSYLVANIA Nut--for base burners-
handle the best grade only
E ]RUBY Nut-the Arkansas base burner coal,
coal-no waste
[_]BLACKSMITH Coal--for forges.We han
Lily-Keystone, the best smithing coal known
D KINDLING--we have it and sell it cheap
Coadis the cheapest, safest and most satisf~
tory fuel.Let us show you how can opera
your furnace at 30% less cost, with no du
ordirt and no effort on your part.Coal
fed to the furnace, heat regulated, and ash
removed to the ash can,--all automaticall
As k us f or m or e in fo rm at io n
ivett Lumber & CoalC
1 -u wu..~, ....\.5.,..,Court room in Blair, Nebraska, on
.the 11th day ol December, 1981,:~oT1cE To CREDITORS and on UIC mlb day of Marc.l\,
1982, for the Purpvw of examin-COUNTY COURT wASH|NG'1'0N Iation, adjustment/ und allowance of
C0 UNTy 1\fEBRASKA .claims.All claims not Iiled on or
Eslnle of Jhn "_ Taylor, de_be!ore the m b day of March,ceased.l19§2'.wl".lle °FY"°¥ '>""-_
A. C. Debel, Attomny
customers of Puhner Green ('n did
no:compel attention were nn no
one by each otherPromptlyntEMM p.m.Ralph
stood outside the enmluyees'vn
trnnc e wn ltln g for Minn ie:fnreightmonths~nd twe lve day s he
had not mi ed n night ln seelng
her home after hnu ra Usually
Mi n ni e mme o u t at three minutes
after six.but tonight lt was sev
ernl minutes nf ter that time und
stlll she hm]not nrrived.Finally .
he s aw h er walk ou t wi th n g ro upof exc ited. c lmtterlng girls around
he r;even at that distance Ralph
could hear references to the new
clerk."'lI1l¢nftr~rnnntt"hnrmtnrl one
Nn ti e i s g i ve n to th e c md ito r s |Da te d th is 1 4 th d a y o f N o ve m
to a ppe ar bef ore me at the Co unty b er,1931..C0 r t in B la i r Ne br as ka , on '( S E A L )I. C . E L LE R,
u r o o ma l . . .| ) | | \ L J n r o . . I l . | : u n n | \ n » \I O Q 1 ~~~
u n :n u n s u¢\}ul.A\uv\ ;|u|. r\.;,4 v u ; ,d t h 2 3 d d a f F h?:a1°1')o2¢\\fiwn §. ,. ., . ,. Z' .. 'n f .n f g f f l ~*'*`I2i2.`§§' §§§u§i§1e'£2`§§2`&` a]i|{mé§"Sf PROCEEDINGS
..1.=...¢.an .m...¢. Mr f 9.-I nn nr (Conunued from page one)`i,`§.§}`Z° o§é"2`6li1"`é`L§'"$f"i5;`L ~
1932, will b e fore ver ba rred.
Da te d th is 2 3r d da y of Oc tob er ,
1931.
( S E A L )I . C E L L E R,
41-4t County J u dge.
N O T I C E O F A D M I N I S T R A T I O N
A. C . D ebet, A ttor ney
City of Blai r, L ight & water 103 .41
G. W . DeB olt, Repa irs
Fr ed D eweb er , Po or
For me rs Eleva to r, Po or
Fontanelle Store, Poor
Emma Ha n se n , P b o r
Herc ules Ga s-Mu niti ons
Supplies
Inter sta te M. & S. Co ., Re -
Co.,
_pai rs ______
2.00
42.79
8.40
1 1.98
10.00
26.00
1.44
_- n u . .. .. » - ` ~ .. . . . _- . .- _ _ ."wh lle I was In the basement he
took me over In the fo untain and
tr e n tw me to n md n . "
"He tlp pe d his hal to me. wh enhecametnthisnoon,"suld n n
other." I le certainly ls not 'bnshf"ul,"
sold another,"lik e well,li ke
Itotph over there. for Instanc e."
A t this Ralph'face turned ndu ll ro d;Minnie gait her lip.She
c a me ove r a nd sto rtw to ta ke hi s
arm.COUNTY COUR'I',WASHING'TON T\'l!¢{Sf-GW M. Sz S. Co., Re.'»||e\|n_ MIImumrv. NEBRASKA I pans 5865 The ch(-rerflmic .":I greeiinn c aused her
E s t t ' , _ - f f ~,;.¢,r5}3n, de- 'Interstate M. & S. Co., Re-to turn; there beside her stood [lar
ceased pairs 19.66 oid No rwood.n
\1 .¢:\._..._L .;.........¢L..+nn Ylnnn ¥h»§nHnar Pn §nnn'| iml El\lQR " I DID going UP IDU?WHS.he
nlouc c ls llunsuy gi ve n uwu u n »--'rr .l ---- n ~ - » ~ - ¢ r - - » -the 4th d ay of Dec emb er, 19 31, at Th eo.Lar sen , P oor
th e Cou nty Judge'a offic e i n the ,Ted La th r op , P oo r
Ci ty o f B la i r, W a s h in g to n C o un ty , N T- Lu n d & C o. , Po o r
Nebraslm, at 2 o 'c loc k in the a fter | N. T. Lu nd &: Co., Poor
noon of s ai d d ay ,th e f o llo wi n g Mr s. H. B. Mc Go wa n, P oo rmn tte r wi li be heard a n d c onaid-IG.C.Mc Qun rri e,Co.Clk.,
ered, to~wit.:Th e p eti ti on o f F r e d Eme rg en c y Re li ef
Petersen pr ay in g f o r th e apoint.Oma h a Pri ntin g Co .,Sup-
v w . - . .10.00
wa s
18.00
24 .00
5.04
25.00
me n t o f Fr ed P eter se n as ad mi n-plies 223.75
:..+...¢...nr H... nnf nhu nf maid Cnr-.Omaha Sc hool Su n n lv Co..
said."I won der I f I ma y have the
pleasure o f y our company.You
kn o w you inok just like n close
friend of mi ne nl home.I wond er
i t y ou are any thing li ke her.I
presume so,for s he c erta inly was
n c lassy girl."
whe n th e two h ad g one a bo ut a
bloc k Min nie found her tongue.
"wen , 5 ou 've g ot y o ur ne rve with
you, l1aven't you?"
"Y on nren 't n nzrv wi th me. are
ng
. . . U - - - W - - . . . _-__oline Petersen, deceased.Supplies 5.50
Dated this Gth d ay ol Nove mber, J . A. Pebe rson, Poor 20.00 -
Pota dle Bro s.,P o o r 42.17
( S E A L )1 . C . E L L E R,Rhondes-Masser Pu bl.Co.,
48-40.Cou nty J udg e.Supplies 8.80
Sa fe ty En v. Mfg . Go. , S up -
N o n c r :o r A m u N 1 s 1 ' a A ' r l o N plies 1'7~"2
| Gun Sc helf ler . Su pplies 1.00
y on?" Blu-old asked umlllngly .
Mln nle tu rn ed up h e r he a d an d
tu rn e d a little away .She seemed
very Item. and y et ln the c orner of
her ey e furthest fr o m h e r a c o n
there appeared J un a lmle c wlnkle.
Rnlph never dared to eomp llmenvher; lf he ever ntaned he began to
choke and.congh before he go! half
Saturday, Nov. 21
PETE KUHL
And Hls
7 ACES
"There's 9 01 Them"
The
Enterpr1seOff1ce
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iIIu..\.......1.r'...-umm hihua "Pvnnn.T.anar rfb. 'frlmkinsr 7.84| throughAI J J I S I I R Z I u s \ . . ¢ n 4 L | 5 u u ,I l h l f a | - J - " "_ - . . . D . . . . - ,. . . _ _ . -1 7C O U N T Y C O U R T ,W A S H I N G T O N H .E .W a r d ,P o o r 6 . 6 0 W h e n t h e y r e a c h e d M l n n l e ' |d e a -
r ~ n 1 n u ' 1 ~ v m v n n a n l r a M r s .J o h n W a t k i n s .P o o r 2 0 . 0 0 t i n n t l o n .H Q I P O I Q s u d f l e n l y l e a n e d
E=.»§i`I."§f` }.i.§1i§"Eii{ii£.§é,de-i\i}§Q Bali smc l-nleic , Poor s o n o
caused.| Ny e & J en k s Gr. Co . , P oo r 12.55
Notic e is hereby gi ve n th a t on H. C. Mor tlo c k , Su rvey in g 101.05
th e 11th day o f Dec ember,1031, Rivett Lbr. & Coal Co., Coal 506.05
a t the Cou nty Ju-dge's offic e in _A . N. Ba llar d , La bo r 3.00
Mrs . F. A. W a sh bur n, Po or 58.55
Bu r ro u g hs Ad d .Mac h.Co.,0 I Supplies 176.40
g u . \ : < s o N . & M 1 - : m a n s uJ . E. Ca mp bell, Po or . 16.00
I .T F'Pnmnhnil.Pnnr "i"i".(}0
over and kissed ner lips.llllnnle
did not move an ey emsh;Instead
sho looked at hi m apec ulutlvely.Often she had wondered what lt
was like to be kissed; often she en
féon rnge d Ra lph to try I t; b ut that
y ou ng ma n wou ld have though:of
kissing a goddess ns soon as her
So now.the girl carefully consid
ered lt; she raised her finger to her
mou th and fe lt her lips.
'Tha fnlln\\|n|.v nwlmlrm hn ln hmlm Bldg., Blair, Nebraska
P H O N E B la c k I3
Securities
Insurance Re al Estate
0
0
F A R R E L U S
C A F E a n d n o u n s
Home Slyle Cooked Meals
Bus Depot
204 W agner Ave.
0
Dr .No r ma n K .Ralh msun
OP T OM E T RI S T
Ove r th e Bla i r D r u g C n .
P HO NE B la c k 4 1
Eve ni ng s b y Ap poi ntme nt
o
0
MARCUS BECK
n o r m a n A n s m n c m a
Olf i n e i n `
.............,.----.- - - ." Mi k e A n d e r s e n , L a b o r
|Eul F i tz g e r a ld . L g
J as. Fi tzg era ld,rlI'nul J . Fi tzger ald, Labor
II'n ul J . F itz ger ald, La bor
Fln we r s 'Tr n c to r 4:Equ ip.
I Co.,Ren al L a b
B . A .Gottsc ,o rILawr enc e Go usc h , La bor
J o hn Hu ll,Lab or
.L . Ill. Me hk i ng , Dr a gg in g
[.l. E. J ungbluth, Dr aglrl"S
Otto Kr us e,Supplies
Nebr.~Iown Oil Co., Gus
Ca rl P u ls , Dr a gg in g _
s. .K. Rorenlnlmle, Repairs
Dean Sla der , La bor
Cly de S wi hnr t, L ab or
N. 10
1 6.00
28.00
69.00
32.20
42.40
5.40
1a.so
44.00
26.80
40.95
20.67
1 16.56
10.35
s.4s
65.00
22.50
r aAggy Gotlach, D rams. 162.00
Arndb- Sny de r Mawr Co. , Re-
|pairs .3.00
Glen Co le, L a bo r 2.40
l| Lo ui n D un klnu . D ra gg in g 54.00
-.._. - ........,._.-.....,.....,,..walled ou tside, bu t the nig h! after
thnl he dlaln'l.
Ahnu!three weeks Inter lln ro ld
was brlnglng Mln nle home f rom lx
umvlng pic ture show ll few minutes
nflc r eleven.They were nnsslnn alhlc k c lump of bushes on a sc c lud
eil slrec l when s uddenly n mnsked
mnn spr nm! out fro m h en lnd lh c m
and puslusd a ahlnlng revolver
ugulnsl. Hurold's rlba The y o ung
mun' l ha nds wen t up li ke a olr eakol'llglnlnlng,Th e ussullunl said
nolh lng lm!crouched ag a ln n the
hush and pnt his hand over the
mhe r's mo u th :lo r n n aulomoblle
was apeevllng toward them.llln»
nie wus dunxhfounded. walling forheresc on to ac l.A s w e car
passed she nnw the l1lgliway mon'x
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Entered as second-chu matter.
tter will be heard and consid-
red,to~wlt:The petition o f
ydis A.Bevlngtou praying for,
e appointment of J. P. Jensen
ss administrator of the utate of
aid George James Bevington, de-
ceased.Dated this zen. day of Novem-°
ber,1931.
ers, which said attorneys will be l
named by the undersigned peti-
tioners upon the acceptance of this
-petition and bond of your body.I N W ITNE SS wn s a a o n we |have hereunto set our hands . . |
Blair, Nebraska, this ------day t
of November, 1931.t
lANNOUNCEMENTl<
sz the postomoo at Blnlr, N0\lr..|(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
miter the Act of CGIIKYUI a l 44-alt County Judge.._|larch 8, 1879.»\We have just received our well,]
_Every subscription in regarded
so open account.The names of
subscribers will be inltlhllf ro-
mnved from our mailing lint at tbl
expiration of the tim! paid for ifthe publishers be notified; other
'noe the subscription will runninlnfares at the designated lub-lerlptlon price.Every subscribermm understand that tha|¢_wull-
dons sr: made a part of the oun-
t r u t bewan the publisher and
|cbeen'ber.
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.JNEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mrs.Preman Loftis and How-ard were Tuesday waiters at the
Frcn Anderson home.Ruth Paulson spent Wednesday
night. at the Martin Hoier home.
M n and Mrs.A.P.Gossard,Mrs. Clarence Sorensen and daugh
'lu fro m Wayne,Mr. and Mrs.Leonard Gossard of CaliforniawereWednesdayvisitorsatthe
§HERlFF'S SALE NOTICE 'known line of Sidney Burgoynei
lsreetins cards of Philadelphia and ]
UQ' virtue of an order of salelhave them on display at The hin- i
issued out of the county court .ef terprlse office.We have carried 1
Washington county, Nebraska, and
in pursuance of sold order, I will
on the 80th day of November, 1931
at the west front door of the
Washington county court house ln
the city of Blair, Nebraska at the
hour of two o'clock P~ mu sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the following described
car to-wit:one Chevrolet coupe,
motor number 646661, 1929 model.
Dated at Blair,Nebraska this
Marion Sutherland, Sheriff
of Washington county,Nebraska.
44-zz
4-H CLUB WORK
rM i s s L o i s P i e r s o n S ;L i n c o l n ,
Lancaster county, will be Nebras-
9 t h d a y o f N o v e m b e r ,1 9 3 1 .
\
G e o r g e L o f t i s h o m o .k a ' s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e i n t h e N a t i o n -
Mr .an d Mr s .J o hn B.Erik sc n a l 4- H Clu b Gir ls'Sty le Dress
a n d fa mily we re Sunday visitors
at th e Ted C urley h ome n t lllui r.
ilievue contest to be held at the
'Ilenth National Boys and GirlsMarjorieandGracie.Iaekson!4_H Club congress in Chicago,
and Carroll Thompson spent Sun-
_dny oftemoon at the Fred lloven-
dick home.
Mr. and lllra Freeman Loftis
were in Omaha Sunday visiting
with Mrs.Fred Anderson at theLord Lister hospital. who was op-
erated on for appendlcitis.
Mr.ahrl Mrs.Alfred Peterson
and filrnily were Sunday visitorsat the Thorvald Petersen home.Delbert Fletcher spent Satur-day night with Doyle Holman atthe John B: Eriksen home,1Mr.and Mrs.August .Toulon
and family were Sundny visitorsat the Chas. Krohn home.
John Loftis and Sam Lawson ofTekamnh are doing some carpen-ter work at the George Loftishome.~
Mr. and rs. Art B. Anderson
and Murjod were week-end visit-ors nt the H. P. Dulaney home atCoznd, Nob.-Mr.and Mrs. Ted Weber andfamilywereThursdayevening
visitors at the Dennis Osbornehome.
Mr. and Mrs. George Loftis andfamily were Sunday aftcmoon vis-
itors at the Caleb Loftls home atBldr.
COUNCIL HOLDS
REGULAR MEETING
Continued from page one)
John Hansen was busy the first
part of the week circulating a peti-
tion nmonxr the business men ask-
ing them to pledge n certain
amount of money to be used in
paying his salary as n special
night police for the business dis-
trict.lie had up to the night of
the meeting raised enough to
nmount to seventy-fi\'c dollars per
month and the council accordingly
appointed him.llis duties will
lust umll April lst.Last year a
special police was appointed which'
was paid for out of city funds but
under this arrangement the bus-
in~s men pay it out of their own
pockets.
Councilman J.P. Jensen asked
that the light at the alley northof the mill be changed so that it
would shine on the sidewalk.He
stated that pedestrians were hnv-
ing trouble on account of this. His
request was grunted.
The Home Theatre is perat-ing with the Red Cross mriorities
in their drive for funds and this
evening, November 19, the entire
receipts of the theatre will be
turned over to this worthy cause.
i n uccoruunce with this move
Councilman Jensen moved that the
council give their endorsement ofthe splendid spirit shown by the
management of the theatre.
At the previous meeting of the
council representatives of the card
rooms requested that the ordin~
ance now in effect, which limits
their closing of the card games w
ten o'elock p. m., be changed to
midnight.This was brought about
by the change of the ordinance in
Idvor of the bowling alley which
now sets the dosing hour at mid-
night und also allows bowling on
Sunday afternoons.It no happen-
d that at this lust meeting only
six members of the council were
present.It takes six out of the
eight to pass an ordinance and
Councilman Hundahl. not being in
favor of allowing the card rooms
longer hours, the matter was not
put to a vote.
l t was expected that the Cham~
buf o t Commerce would have
some information regarding the
opening of the crossing on eastWashington street for th, entranc,
of Highway Number Thirty but
nothing was reported
The allowing of the billl closed
the business of the evdng.
s
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
November 27 to December 5,
state club leader, L.I.Frisbic
has reported to the National
Committee on Boys and Girls
Club Work.
Lois will model on informal
,party dress of her own making
*in the notional contest.The
total cost of her outfit was $18.~
05.To the high scoringjndlvid-
ual in each of the four divisions
of the national contest, the Chica-
go Mail Order Company will a~
tour to the shrines of American
history in July 1932.The nation-
al winner will also receive a solidgold medal of honor.Gold wrist!
watches will be awarded the
second and third high scoring
contestants in each of the four
classes of the contest.Thirty-five state style show
winners have received prize trips
from the Chicago Mail Order Co.
to compete for these national
honors at the -LH Club Congress.
'These state winners will model
garments of their own making in
one of the following classes:
cotton school dress, tailored wool
dress,semi-tailored silk dress or
informal party dress.
I
BUSINESS MEN To
PETITION COUNCIL
(Continued from page one)
eulnted among the business men of
the city nsldng the council to allow
the suit to be brought in the name
of the city and pledging the costs
of the suit.Following is a copy
ol' the petition, the names of those
signing being for the present with-held:I
To the Honorable Mayor and
City Council,
'City of Blair, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:We,the umlersignml residents
and property owners of the City of
Blair, Nebraska, believing that it
would be for the best interests of
L majority of the business inter-
ests of Blair that U. S. Highway
No. 30 be routed over Washington
Street and believing that the pro-
per legal action would result in a
court decision finding that thd
City of Blair has prior rights in
the grade railroad crossing on
Washington street mer the C. St.
M. &0.Railroad tracks,do
hereby petition your honorable
body to authorize the City Attor-
ney to commence and prosecute
the necessary action in order to
obtain .a judicial determination of
the respective rights of the City
of Blair and said railroad com-
panyn said intersection.
We do further petition your
honorable body,if you deem i t
necessary, to appoint such special
counsel to assist the City Attor-
ney in said matter as he may
deem advisable and do further
petition your honorable body to
pass such resolutions and ordin-
ances as are necessary to Pr°wLv
present md matter to the courts.
Understanding that there is
some doubt in the minds of some
of the members of your body as
to whether such legal action
might involve the City in expense
and posdbly make i t liable ln
damages to said railroad company,
we, the undersigned, and each of
us, do hereby undertake unto the
City of Blair, Nebraska, that we
will, jointly and severally, pay or
c a us e t o b e p a l dt o s a l dC i t y o f
Blair any and all expenses,in-
cluding court eosts and attorney
feel,of such legal proceedings
and we do hereby speclneally,
,iolntly and severally,further
undertake and promise to pay
unto said Clty any and all dam-
ages whleh said Gly ma y be
liable for or obligated to pay by
reason of any auch legal action,
each of the undersigned hereby
binding himself, his heirs, lueces-
sors,sdm1ninratora~and assigns,
to the faithful Dedormnnee of this
i
this high class line for eight years
and it is more popular than ever
with the best trade.iMany of our customers know the .r
quality of these cards and we wishl
to state that they are mo r e HH
trnctive in appearance and moral
reasonable in price than ever be-
foreWe invite all old customers andnew to come in and see our at-l
tractive line.'
The Enterpdse.g
BLAIR COUPLE WEDTEKAMAH THURSDAY'
Mr.Leland Farrell and Miss
Audrew Christensen, both of Blair,
were quietly married by Rev.J.
Frank Reed at the Presbyterian
msnse, last Thursday aftemoon.The young couple were accom-|
panied by Mr. and Mrs. John See-
ldeu of Blair.Mr. and Mrs. Farrell
'will make their home in Blair,|
wl\ere Mr.Furrcll is employed in;
the Farrell Cafe.'
LOCAL OVERFLOW
Mr.and Mrs.Ed Harms and
daughter, Goldie of west of Blair*
were lust Sunday evening visitors
ot the Will Linden home.. ;
Another box of D. A. R. gene
ologies lfave arrived at the city
library and are open for use to
'the public.They will be left here
for two weeks.
|Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Baxter and
family were dinner guests lastSunday and spent the day at the
parental U. E. Baxter home, north
west of Blair.
Ed Beard of Wiggins, Colorado
came in Tuesday for n visit with
relatives in this vicinity.Ed wentouttoColoradosomeyears° ago
and has been doing nicely until
this year when, we are told, he |
was l\it by the drouth.
The bazaar and church supper .given by the Danish ladies nad#
was a most successful and profit-
able one.Many wen present bothafternoon and evening and nllhud
o good time.Mrs. "Rev." Nielsen
was the winner of the quilt.
lilnn*is Simonsen and son, Rich-
nrd and Mrs. C.E. Stoner spent
the day lust Sunday at the home
of her son, William, and with her
husband near Craig.On their re-
tum trip home that evening, theyvisited at the Charles Eby home
at Herman.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church entertained nt a benefit
bridge at the home of Mrs. E. B.
Corrigan,yesterday afternoon.
There were eight tables of ladies
present and Mrs. Wnltcr,M. Nelson
held high score for the afternoon.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the afternoon
Mr.and Mrs.James Sorensen
entertained the pinochle club to
which they belong on last Tuesday
evening.A unique feature of this
occasion was that Mrs.Sorenson
took her prizes from the farm; the
fat chicken, the pat of sweet coun-
try butter and cream and fresh
meat and they were very much
appreciated and enjoyed by the
town folks. Mrs. C. N. Hansen and
Louie Hansen were the lucky high
winners and Mrs. Jens Nielsen
and Wm.Linden retedved low,
which were equally attractive
prizes.Everyone had a fine eve-
ning.
A number of the Tyson rela-
tives from igzllshurg, Wls., drove
in last Tue y evening and sur-
prised their relatives hare.They
the night with Mrs.Mary
had lunch at the Peter M.
home and dinner with Mrs.
.Warrick on Wednesday.
had come drectly from
Lake, Iowa where they at-the funeral of a coudn.
spent
Hain,
Tyson
L.DThey
Storm
tendedRichnd Roberts, eighty-four years
old, of Storm Lake.Those ln theparty were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth'
Jackson,Mrs.Simpson Jackson
and Mrs. Richard Jackson.They
left for Wisconsin on Thursday.
To RETURN FROM CALIF.
Word has been resolved from
Howard Roberts that he will re-
turn to Blair and again take
charge of the cafe now being
operated by the Ferrell Brothers.
Mr.Roberts is well known in
Blair and has had e great deal of
experience in the restaurant bus
iness.
Mrs.Nerts-Chester,why are
you taking the camp stool along
when we are going out for a little
w l l k l '
News You said you were going
to look at the shop windows and
Pm not 80513 to stand up hour
after hour waiting for you.
NEBRASKA WEEKLY I
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW'
Graveling operations started »»»!,,,
xew Ogallala-Ar'th\n° highway.nHastings-Hand labor will be le
ised in constructing 13 mile s ofs'
oll lines adjacent to new paved
iighway west of city, by Lineoln' eiFel. & Tcl. co.lm
Bushnell work on woterworkaémirogressirlg.1 a
.Preliminary work on Goldenrodloil~ligh\\ny link between ReynoldslmdHubbellm u be started this "
Full and winter.Pl outh radlng on road 5mnn1¥froi§cSt.Pnul'5 Lutheran
Churc thre miles north to coun-
ty line, completed.
Helvoy-Two miles of road
eastward into this place to be
graveled.
Alliance-Dr.F.P.Sucgang
opened eye, ear, nose and throat
office at 420 Box Butte Ave.Wolbsch-Welcome Inn moved
to new location in A. G.Nelson
building.Homer-Fridge crossing Omaha
Creek being replanker,
v
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In
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s»rWisner-Interior of Noelle 1
Vadety Store redecoratcd and lm- t
proved.g
Stapleton-Hart Pantorium mov e
ed to new quarters in Barbee
building,formerly occupied by _A
Fairmont Creamery.f
Stockvillo-Work being rushed d
along highway north arid south z
through this community.1
Syracuse-I mprovement ark onHighway No. 50 south from this '|
place, nearing bomplction.r
Ii"What are you doing for u liv-r
ing?"_.1
DANA COLLEGE NOTES
The first of a series of vesper
pe-organ concerts was given by
roi. Allen Meyer, ol St. Olaf Cob
ge,Northfield,Minnesota,onmnday afternoon, at 4:00 o'clo»:k.i
large group of attentive listen-|ta testified w the soul u mn g l
:allty of the music and the skill
5 the artist.We want to extend
cordial invitation to the peopleI Blair and vicinity to take nd-
xntnge of these vesper services.
November 25th, at 4:00 to 4:30
. M. is the date for Dana's next
rosdcast over Radio Station
IOW.Thanksgiving themes will
e presented.
President Erland Nelson spoke
t the evening services in the
Punish Lutheran Church, Atlantic
awe,Sunday evening, November
5th.
Two reels of motion pictures oi
lane. College lile were the novel
nntribution ol' Dr. E. E.Popcke
n the Dans College program pre~
ented at a Luther League conven-
lon at Audubon, Iowa, November
2tl1.Pres.Erland Nelson was
he speaker of the evening,and
he Dana Quartetve rendered sev-
rsl selections.
Monday,November 28rd,Dr.
x. Larsen,of Sioux City, Iowa,
onner missionary in China,/will
liscuss "Problems of China"at
he College chapel at 9:45 a. m.
This lecture is open to all.
College will be dismissed for
Thanksgiving vacation from Wedl
lesday evening, Nov. 25, to Nov.
50th.Many uf our students arexlanning/ to go to their various
iomos to partake of the proverbial
Une Onrd I Fiavorlng
When cutting hut Euston brown \bread,use a silk cord and even
i .'peces can be cut which wall not An extra amount of flavorin8 is
required for frozen dishes» f°[ the° " ' " " b | ° °f r e e z i n g p r o c e s s r e d u c e s t h e
I Celery Sauce
%cup diced nelery.2 table-
spooxm butter, 1 cup milk. 2 table-
'spoons flour; 'é teaspoon salt.x
teaspoon chopped pimento.Brown
the celery in the butter.Mix the
strength of flavor-lngs.
Sugar wllh Men Adds to Flavor
Chefs are now using 5"9f_
sprinkling of sugar when roustn
ments.It adds w the flavor and
'helps to seal the meat p0r0§»
Makes a nice brown cms!over
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the milk.Add the remainder of not use enough to sweeten the
the ndik to the celery and when meat--just enough to fdrm acrust.
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Thanksgiéing
DANCE
Wednesalay, Nov. 25, 1931
urkcys, Geese. and Ducks
as Door Prizes
Bo b D or s e y
And Mls
Mi s s o u r i a n s
l l Piece Band
KINGPS
Pa v i l i c m
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Bridgeport-Filling of Wyom-
ing irrigation reservoirs to start
immediately.
Another layer of gravel being
placed on Highway No.16 from
Fairhury northward to Jefferson
County line.
Rub Metal Fixture with Wax
to Clean
The metal work of aidg lighting
fixtures and central chandeliers
must be kept neatly polished if
the room in which they appear is
to look attractive and immaculate-
ly clean.Rubbing the metal with
wax will increase its natural bur
nish; and the fixture will not rc»
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Higher Trade-in Value
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th r e e te r ms m th e S t a t e S e m l e .a n d t w o 3 e s n a l o w u B t a C o m - |
ma n n e r o f t h e_§|_|e_|je 5n _ __.
Bridgeport-Filling of Wyom-
ing irrigation reservoirs to start
immediately.
Another layer of gravel being
placed on Highway No.16 from
Fairhury northward to Jefferson
County line.
Rub Metal Fixture with Wax
to Clean
The metal work of aidg lighting
fixtures and central chandeliers
must be kept neatly polished if
the room in which they appear is
to look attractive and immaculate-
ly clean.Rubbing the metal with
wax will increase its natural bur
nish; and the fixture will not rc»
tur ey.
The Dannebrog Literary pro-
gram will be presented nt the
College chapel,Saturday evening,
November 21st.The community
of Blair is cordially invited to at-
tend these programs.There is no
admission charge.The time in
'mo P. M.
Work is progressing on the lab-
orotoriesnrhich are being built by
student help,and it is expected
that within as week's time atten-
tion will be given to the construc-
tion of tables, shelving, and equip-
ment."--
The Dana Winter SemesteropenellMonday,November 16th,
and the students have already be-
[run work witli a will.A faculty
reception wiil be held at the re-
ception room in the Ladies' Hull,
Friday evening,to welcome thenew-miners into the Dana family.
The Faculty Ladies'Club is
being entertained at the reception
room in the Ladies'Hall, Thurs-
day afternoon,hostesses being
Miss Anna Wind, Dean of Women,
and Miss Agnes Beck."Open
I-louse" will be observed through-
out the dormitory.
BET T Y BARCLAYS
H EL PF U L HIN T S
" W h a t i n t h e wo r ld i s th e ma t~
99|..te r ." M y son Bi llie is i n financ ial
di f fi c u lti es . "
"Non se ns el Th e c hi ld is on ly
one y ear o ld."'~
"Y e s ,b u t he'~awalluisfed a
penny .
For b~'r1'er
Maid--'I`he doctor is here, sir.
Absent-minded Professor - Tell
him to come some day next week,
Pm too sick to have callers today.
Father--I see in the paper
where it says that cosmetics at~
tract germs.Flappy Flo--Now, dad, is it nice
to talk about my boy fHends like
that?
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Rice Pudding
Wash 1 tencup rice, put it in a
deep dish or baking pan with 2
tablespoons augur and a quart of
milk.Stir these ingredients to»
gather,then add a piece of butter
cut in small pieces.Grate nutmeg
over it and bake in a moderate
oven two hours.
T o d a y lie tly S a y s :
NI A NY :h lnk i t lu: ea u ler tu ma te
salads ln th e summe r.bu t
there are dozens ol salads sultabla
fo r wln te r .Use h m m an e lle n as
y on can.Th ey te nd to k ee p y ou r
bo dy h ea lthf ul He re lr e thr ee ex-
c ellent recipes lo r wi nter salads.
Arrange eac h o n le ttu o emve r e d
n la d p la te :
Cheese Surprise: Combine 1 tablo-
sp o o n : r o un d r als lus n r lth 2 ta b le
| ; ' o on | e otmg e c h e er e md A llttle
omng e J ule s. He ap ln a mo un d ln
center or salad plate.Peel and c llce
an or an ge Cut sllc ee ln halve: and
u-rn nge around c ottnxe cheese mlx-
hlm Servo with A sweetened Frenc h
dresnlng.
Peanu t Sa lad:P e d a n d lllc o u t
e n u m C u t a l lc e n l n u m a n d u ~
range on salad plate. c overing with
8 a b le lp o u n s o f c h o p p e d p e mu ll.
te rve with my d es ir e d dr e ulug .
O m a n an d Da te Bmlndz Com-
bi n e 1 or uu xe .peeled an d r : t i n
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Columbus--New Meridan vin-
duct opened to traffic.
Oiled road work between Tryon
and North Platte now completed.
" I am ln conspnracy ws my
brother."'"Conspiracy?You mean busi-
ness, don't you?"
"Wel!,he goes aroun selling
Neverleak fountain pens at cost
and after a couple of da s I col!
on his cusbomelga with guaram
teed ink remover."
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Father--I see in the paper
where it says that cosmetics at-
tract germs.Flappy Flo--Now, dad, is it nice
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Rice Pudding
Wash 1 tencup rice, put it in a
deep dish or baking pan with 2
tablespoons augur and a quart of
milk.Stir these ingredients to»
gather,then add a piece of butter
cut in small pieces.Grate nutmeg
over it and bake in a moderate
oven two hours.
Columbus--New Meridan vin-
duct opened to traffic.
Oiled road work between Tryon
and North Platte now completed.
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You'll find all these things at our store and
true to our standards ot High Quality Goods
and at Prica a Prudent Purse demands.
Place our orders earl
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Arrange each on Iettuoemverad
salad pla te:
Cheese Surprlse: Comblua 1 tabla-
spoon :round ralslnsmith 2 Lahlo
aro ons w mga c hee se an d A lltlle
omngs Jules. Haan ln a mound in
center or salad plate.Peel and allce
an orange.Cut sllc es ln halve: and
arra nge around c oltaxe c heese mlx-
tnm Serve with a sweetened Fx-suc h
dresslng.
Peanu t Sa lad:Pe d an d sllc a an
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rangs on salad plate. c overing with
8 a b ls lp o u n s o f c h op p e d ps mu la .
tarvs with any desired dresnlng.
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0'Hnnlon & 0'Hnnlnn, Attyn.
coumw COURT, WASHINGTONCOUNTY, NEBRASKA
Estate of G¢0I'8'e James Bevlng-
1nn. Dewaaed.
Notice is herebb'given that on
the 12th day of December, 1981,
at the ConntyJudge'| ofECe in the
bond.The only condtlon of the above
bond and undertaking ls that all
proceedings had and taken by saidMayorandCouncilon behalf ol
said Qty, either by way of pau-
lng and adopting resolutions and
ordinances or by wny of legal
Lion-Was the banquet a nuc-
ce n lut ni ght!
Eagle-I"ll ny it was.Two of
of speaker; lwallowed fish bones
and couldn't ny a word.
Frealxwed-My w i f e ml m the
'world of me.
,gy uumy u wn pn=»wpu-.n_-n n d o t h e r h d p l e a l ~thu
wul dn' l.| :u| 1 .| d\i l.B nl. l\o 'li
lwd y.,". § ' ~ y o u r ~
ol all that poisonous waste malls.
sv°|ifiii'3`i§'|3`§HN""°;_,"*'°" be approved in Writ-Oldwel-Mine did at that but'
N ln-asks,t 2 'clock m the alt,-ling on commenced or done by new she U-kinks 1 ,h ,nd .-.im of :aid sa y. the following the attorneys for these petition-'world for her.0 get um!Al l o d o r k Ru mb f L a m b s !Qty oi' Blair, Washington County,
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J.IENS NIELSEN. Proprletof W E DELIVER
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-- 'n m Pme FivebI..:.\'nlu»na|n\Nn\.r»mbel 19. 1931
31-Lf
Dr ama ti c Te a,Dec .1 a t 3:00,
Congreg ational churc h,25 cents.
Phblm n wiz ed.44-1;
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L o o k f o r y o u r m m e i n t h a a d s .
F o r R m t - L i g h t housekeeping
rooms.Mrs . J o hn Rei d.4 4 - lt
Fu rn itur e, r ug s an d floo r c o va r-
ings.Ma the w R. B e nd o rf .21- if
F o r s a le - B e a r s !Bears.B o m .
A tte n
sp . lull
Ch `
n o w o noffic e.
L L P
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L o o k fo r y o u r n a m e i n t h o n d x .
Fur nitur e, rug s and floo r c ove r-
ings.Ma the w R. B e nd o rf .21-t.f
Chr istmas gre eti ng cards ar e
a me dic
Mina
frie nds
o ve r th
.
Kuhlfa Photos will plane you. Qtf
Lo o kfo ry aurna me i nthe a dn.
Furniture, rum and floor cover-
inza.Mathew R. Bendarf.21-ti
Fred Soll,who has been quite
I Subscribe fur The Enwmrlu.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wrich were
Sunday evening viadton at the
ChHn Wrich home.
Chnrlea Barry nf Omaha,In as-
dsting Paul Barry on his [ann
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Subseribe for The Enfemrlu,
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Peer And
son, William and Evelyn Rasmus-
sen were visitors at the Sam Steelehome laal. Sunday evening.
Dolly Marie Scott, who is m y -
Em.§rpdse advenhing pays.
Mn.Mary Andenon of So
street,spent.Inst Sunday ~
her niece, Misa Besde Mancke
Teknmah.
'w d Firvemxm's dance atB.F.Thursday, Nov. 26.44-1
m u greeung :anis an
display at Tha Enwrpris
mth*Rh
at
41-1
Anderaon was taken lo of
liqok for your name in the ads f nuapiuu mn mmuay asal cue.
Luella Simpson visited
and relatives ln Omahn
e weekénd.
ret Allen ol Omahx,spent
mg at me nome ox ner sung mrsA box social And program will J,A.Kuhn,spent we week-end
be\1!|d at the Splker school next vidting friends and relatives in
Monday evgning,November 23:11. Omaha.
Everybody mwited.44-1:Dr.R.E.Tilden and Walter
The Blair Fire Department wili|Peteraan report killing two wlld|
mr.:nu mrs.L M. unnnensen,entered the winter tem at Dana
College this week.
The Coffee Club metlant Thurs-
day aftemoon at the home of Mrs.
Claus Wulf on went Front street.
Ivn k Rain»-Fresh .Iersev c owsGé0'§§» °i"§§u1¢}ff51£1f-"434:
Chistmas greeting cards are
new on dispiay at The Enterprise
OIIICE.liruui UA||\A;a 1*"4 acnvumly lu is I unuc: ucwcx un. una:Robert :mmer is slowly improv-1 Mr. and Mrs. G-Q- Tivffjv gp¢n1:Wl'iT.illg'.
ing after several days of Heriou5,SIl¥1d8Y aftemoon with fnends in Christmas gra ti ng cards are
illness.omaha*nov: on display at The Enterprisemf....,=am.rms!mvnhm nf?Mr. and Mrs. ni Robinson and office.41-ltl
lr and mmoercamr,num-.o m e u
phone, 161; rea. phone, 188.8- tf
Mr s .J ens L .Petersen o f th e
Ga rd ne r di s tr ic t is s p en di ng a fe w
'neva uHa{|4nav nf OH;\.'A=l|1n\
we da y la st. Su nd ay a t th e pa re n-g lve 9.L n a mu g a wn g danc e an geese,we lg mn g aro und exgnn m e r e were eleven m¢mD\=r=Pf'=»~m l O m A lle n ho me o n no r th thei r h all Thu rsd ay , Nov. 26 . Good pou nd s ea c h , whi le h un tin g on the ent.Th e hostess served delzelousC e n t e r s t r e e t .m u s i c . G e n t s $ 1 0 0 , L a d i e s F r e e .l t r i v e r l a u t T u e s d a y .I r e f r e s h m e n t s ,
T h o s e i n t e r e s t e d i n t h e f r o e |w \ .-- - - - - - - --
n n _ _ \ . .Idaysvisitingattheh~eissner
home in Omaha.
Mrs.Ruth Utterback and Mar-
garet Allen drove up from Omaha
last Thursday and visited at the
parental Otto Allen home.
Frieda Hagge,teacher of the
Broderson school was a guest oi
Miss Laura Davis over the week-
end,at the Charles Mortenson
home.
Msses Midam and Jeannette
McQuarrle and Mrs. Burdett Han-
cock went to Omaha last Thur-a~
day to see Seth Parker at the
Orpheum.
$5.95 equips your car with a
new Firestone 13 plate battery.Don't' crank cold motors when bah
teries are so cheap.Shell Super
Service Station.44-It
John Lowther underwent an op-
eration at the University Hospital
in Omaha on Monday.Mr. Low-
ther is the futher of Mrs.Bert
Root of this city.
Mrs. E. A. Brumbaugh *md sons
were dinner guests last Sunday
and spent the day at the home of
Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Hughes ln
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
K. J. Rathrnunn of North Platte,
Nebraska came last Monday night
for a few days visit at the home
of Mr. and lllrs. G. A. Rnthmann.
,The men ar¢'cousins.
Last Sunday afternoon visitors
at thc Charles Mortenson home
were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sicdvl-
mnn of Omaha, W. D. Hughes and
daughter, Elsie of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Dixler of Fort
Dodge,Iowa visited over Armis-
tice Day at the parental Delmar
Fear home,retuming to Fo n
Dodge Wednesday evening.
Mrs. David Mummert and little
.daughter were able to leave the
Blair Hospital today and are now
nicely established in their cozy
home on west Lincoln street.
Remember the Duroc boar sale
at Jensen &Bross sale pavilion
Saturday, Nov. 21 at two o'clock.
.,~..,Chinn. and 6 Hampshire bears at
this sale.4441,
hlr.and Mrs. Edgar Rose and
daughter,Rita and Mrs.Mary
Barry drove to Omaha last Sun-
day to see Mrs. Paul Barry and
the new baby in the Covenant
hospital.
Quilters Attention-Quilt pieces
given FREE.3 nieces Print 1-6
yard cash, given free with every
3% yard purchase of all the nice
pieces of our prlnt stock.
44-lt .Beckman Store.
Notice-~I \vill he in attendance
at the Woodbury Study Club in
Omaha on Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. 23 and 24.My office will be
closed on those days.44~lt Dr. w. F. Hemphill
Mrs. Charles McComb was hos-
tess to the regular kensington of
the A. L.Auxiliary al her home
last Tuesday nltemoon,there
being twenty-five members pres-
ent.Lovely refreshments were
served.
Clifford Halbert was fortunate
enough to shoot a Canadian goose
weighing eight pounds last week,
and the family enjoyed a roast
goose dinner last Thursday eve-
"h i s Bob Gollehon and John
Rosenbaum were also present.
The relatives of the L. C. Farn-
berg family enjoyed roast duel!
dinners Tuesday as a result of
l.1ouis's hunting trlp.He feels
very fortundte in that the season
closes Nov.19 and he just got
under the wire with several fine
birds
Mrs. Hugh Donaldson entertain-
ed at a miscellaneous shower com-
plimentary to Mn. Bud Thletjs at
the Henry Petersen Home last
Saturday afternoon. Around twen-ty-five ladies were pruent and
games and vdslting made the sit-
ernoon pass all too quickly.The
honor guest received many lovely
sift!and the hostess served a
dainty luncheon.
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Lighten your work on
Thanksgiving Day
Let us
Bake ~ Pastries
Pumpkin Ples
mg Plp¢\1`§fp..§Z1..gs
Cakes :-:Pastries
If
Dudgeon-Streckfus Dellcatessen
Phone 32 or 33 We Deliver
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.'L ..,.call :it LaBlair Beauty Shoppe at
2 p. rn. November 24.44-lt
Last week J. E. Fischer bud the
misfortune to 'get his hand and
ingers cut by running his left
hand through the windshield of
his car.
W. J. Koopman, who is confined
in the Veterans Hospital in Lin~
coin, taking treatments lor his leg,
is reported as getting along very
nlcel
Carl Anderson returned tn his
home in Gnleago last~'1'uesday
after spending a few days with
relatives and fiends in Bldr ann
vicinity.
J. M. Jensen drove in last Wed-
nesday afternoon from Amolds
Park,Iowa for n few days visit
with his sister, Mrs, Emma Wash-
burn at the Blair Hospital.
Miss Madeline McKnY arrived
Tuesday morning from New York,
culled here by the illness of her
father,Mr..lohn McKay, who is
reported as somewhat better.
Mr.nnd Mrs.Nels Sorenson
and children of southeast of Arl~
ington, spent last Tuesday evening
at the parental C. M. Christensen
home on north Walker avenue.
Millard Gollehon and wife and
baby drove up from Omaha last
Sunday and spent the day witff
his mother, Mrs. Bertha Gollehon,and grandfather, Sheldon Peck.
Fellowship week is being ob-
served in the Methodist church
this week, sponsored by the mem-
bers of the Epvmrth League. Scr~vices are being held each evening.
We will sell somo furniture and
new mattresses,new Congoleum
rugs, and one mounted buzz sow
before the hog sale Saturday, Nov.
21 at 1:30 o'clock. Jensen lc Brass.
44-is ,
Mrs. John Burcham entertained
at dinner last Sunday for Mr.
Burnham and Mrs. Howard Allen
whose birthdays occurred The
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THE BECKMAN STORE
A new stock of Simplicity Patterns ---15
Are you getting your share of those chlldren's loc stockings
Tbeyare REAL VALUE
Dish Towel Muslin yd,5c Priddmf Dixie
Hen Coop Muslln yd. loc
Beckmalfs Store is Headquarters for Overshoes
Childs 1 Bkl. Overshoes
s to ll 1-z $1.355
Misses Goloshes $2.50
l 2 t o 6 $1.85
Misses 4 Bkl. I2 to 5 $1.75
Part Linen Unbleached'
T oweli ng ---Sc
Men's Sheep Lined Coats
wi t h h eavy Moleskin
Outside -.»$5.45
Ladies' W ool and
Rayon I-lose -» Soc
Ladies' Pure W ool and
Roy's Heavy
Rubbers -»$1.00
Men's 4 nm. 'au Rubber
Black $2.50 ned $2.95
Men's 5 Bkl. all Rubber
Red ----$3.75
66x80 Part W ool
Single Blanket - 984:
70x80 W earwell I-lavy
Part W ool double
Blan ket --$2.95
70x80 W earwell Fancy
Plaid doubleRayon heavy Blanket ..s u sSweaters--sz.oo|
Tell us what prices you can buy at Chain Stores,City
Merchants or Catalogue Houses,we will soon let you
know Beckman is here.W e are not talking buying
Power BUT ARE TALKING SELLING POW ER.
-The B e c k ma n St o r e
a guest.
Mr.and Mrs. Paul Barry, who
reside south of Blair, are rejoicing
over the arrival of a six pound
baby boy bum last Thursday at
the Covenant hospital in Omaha.Mother and babe are doing nicely.
A number of relatives and
friends gathered at the Henry Horn
home at Hennan, Wednesday eve-ning to help Fred Horn celebrate
his birth anniversary. Those pres~
ent from Blair who enjoyed the
evening were Mrs. Margaret Iver-
son and family.
The Epvcorth League of the
Methodist church entertained the
Herman League at the church last
Wednesday evening, in observance
of fellowship week.Light rc~
frahments were served.Filday
evening they will entertain the
Arlington Epworth League.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Christensen
visibed at the home of their
daaghher, Mrs. Nels Sorensonsnd
family near Arlington last Sun~
day.Clarence Christensen,who
has been husking corn at the
Sorenson home for the past couple
weeks,returned home with hisfoiks.'" " " i Y
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Anderson,
Mrs. C. W. Burger and Mrs. Jean
Heinzerling drove to Omaha Fri-
day to see J. B. Spellmsn of Has-
tings,who is in the University
Hospital for treatment.Mrs.
Spellman came up to Blair with
them and spent a few days with
friends before returning w Hast-
ings.
Bldr friends of the J. B. Spell-
rnan family of Hastings, will re.
gxetto learn of the serious illness
of J. B.who vu taken to the
University Hospital in Omshn lm
Friday.Mrs.Spellman secom»panled him to Omaha and than
came up to Blair w see old friends.
The Spellmaxis have many friendsinthis community who hope he
may show signs of improvement
soon.
Suggesting Your
Thanksgiving Dinner
APP E T IZE RS \\
Celery, per bunch 15c | Lettuce,,{§;";{§§,13:
ROASTS and MEAT
Fancy Beef Pot Roast, pound ...I7 l-2c
Back Bacon half or whole strip, pound .13 l-2c
Fresh Oysters, Large White, quan ...85:
Le ave Yo ur Ord rrs Fo r
DUCKS,an-msn,CHICKENS,'rumuzxs
Grapes, 2 lbs ..25c I Turtle Pumpkin No. 2 can Ioc
Heinz Fig or Plum Pudding, special 50c can .356
Apple Butter, quart Jar ......25c
W e close at Noon Thanksgiving Day
Kamo Jello, all flavors, 5 packages ..25c
McLaughlin'a 333 Coffee, pound ..20c
Ginger Snaps or Fig Bars, 2 pounds ...25c
Prunes, Fresh 4 lbs.25c |Evap. Peaches 2 lbs. 35°
c n A N n m m l s , z q u a m 251;
M I N C E M E A T
25c can Kamo Brand, Special .-.! 5c
Kama Mince Meat, 7 oz. package .l5c
Monarch, per jar .....35c
Tckumah,spent Snturdny wlth
Mrs. John Weber.
Mrs.Carl Pieper entertained
the Methodist Guild at her home
last Friday afternoon.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalm-
er and undertaker, Bldr.Olliae
phone, 161;rea.ullone, 138.3-tl
Mrs. Hugh Donaldaonwmtermin-
w a foursome at the Mrs. C. J.
Robinson home Tuesdgy evening.
$5.95 is the exchange price on
genuine Firestone 13 plate batter-
ies. Shell Super Service Station. n
Mrs.H.L.Stnxve and Miss
Grace drove to Fremont Sunday
and visited ut the Otto $t\-uve
home.
Mrs.Vote Wulf of east South
streox will enterinln the Royal
Neighbor kenslngton on Friday
afternoon.
For Snl¢Large boned growthy
Hmnpshirc boars.New stock for
old customers.Cecil B.Manley,Fx. Cailhoun.414:
Lnrs Weber nnd family drove
down from Lyons lust Monday and
called on his mother, Mrs.John
Weber of east Colfax.
Mimi Gretchen Mnncke of north
last Sunday evening supper guests
at the Weston Long home.
Mrs.W. W. Dixon of Lincoln,
spent Inst Wednesday afternoonvisiting with Mrs. W. G. Harrison
and daughter, soufzh of Blair.
of Blair und Arthur Long wereMm C. E. Krause spent Monday
'in Omnhn.
|Miss Alryne Smith spent the
week-end ln Omaha.She was a
guest at the Herman Aye home.
$5.95 is the exchange prifce on
genuine Firestone 13 plate batter-
ies. Shell Super Service Station. lt
Mrs.Robert Maher and baby
returned to Blair Mondny, after a
wait with relatives at Dunlap,
Iowa.
For the best price bring your
cream,chickens and eggs to
John McKny'x Feed Store.PhoneBlack 89.as-11
Regular $7.50 Permanent Waves,
$5 and $6 NOW.Either Croginole
or Spiral Wind Phone 197, Mrs.
K. A. Pound.28-U
Mrs.Bessie French entertained
at dinner lust Sunday, Mrs. B. W.
Compton and daughter Bernice of
Ft. Calhoun, Neb.
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lg Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and
land Howard spent the dny last
Friday at the Earl Caldwell
home, south-east of Blair.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church cnte ned at rx benefit
bridge at the h me of Mrs. E. B.
Cnrrignn yesteydny nftemoon.
Mrs. E. Tamhlad went to Omaha
'last Mnmlny for medical treatment.
_She accompanied John Compton,
who was going down that day.
Miss Bernice Compton, daughter
lol' Mr.and Mrs,B.W. Compton
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Mr.:md Mrs.Earl Caldwell °f_of Calhoun was n guest of Misssouth-cast. of Blair entertained alumna Larsen over the week-end,
dinner lust Sunday Mr. und Mrs...'.I Mrs,Shirley Stokes and httle
';'mmo n_°g°r and fumxly oi' daughter, came down from Herman
I-[iss Beulah Roberts entertained
the teachers' bridge club last Mon-
day evening.Mrs. Harold White
won first prize und Miss Ruth
Burr, cut prize.
Irvin Tilden,accompanied by
Leo Hovit.of Omaha,spent the
week-end at the Dr. ll. E. Tilden
home,and enjoyed duck hunting
on thc river.Both young men
attend the State Mcdicnl School
in Omaha.
Mr.and Mrs.Pete Weber and
three children of Tcknmnh, stopped
ut the Mrs. John Weber home
lust Wednesday for n short visit;
The children remained with their
grandmother while Mr. and Mrs.
Weber dmve on to Omuhu.
The following members of one
ol' tio locnl bowling leagues wcnb
to Umnlm Sunday afternoon to
ph)rl ladies' team: Qrvnl Schel-
flfl,llzms Schumaker,Al Sick,
1.I..Kruusc und George Mc-
Qlllrn-.The men won two out of
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Mr. und Mrs. Jnmcs Bennett and
.nns, Hubby and Jack, cnme down
from Sioux City Saturday evening
:md visited over Sunday with Mrs.
Jas.Sl.:\p|c\.on and Mr.and Mrs.
Ernest 'I`ornblad.Mrs.Turnblud
and Mrs. Bennett are twin sisters
and they celebrated their birthday
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Sprecher and
son,Newell sdem.the week~end
with Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Newell,
Mrs. Sprceher's parents.Through
a rendjusimcnt in its southern
branches Mr.Sprecher has beencalled in to the home office of his
company,the Concrete Engineer-\
ing Co. of Omaha, and is to make
his homg in that city.
lllr. nnd Mrs, W. E. Grimm an-
nounce the arrival of a son at
Esgherville,lows on Saturday,
Nov.14.Mrs. Grimm was form-
erly Miss Louise Mntthiesen, eld~
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Ed
Matthiesen of » city.This is
the first grand 'ld of Mr. and
Mrs.Mntthiesen and naturally
they are recclving many congratu-
lations.
The Pythian Sisfnrs enhmalned
the Knights of Pythian and their
wives at their hall last Monday
evening.There were around thirty
present. who enjoyed playing pin-
ochle and bridge.Mrs.Z.B.
last week for n couple ol weeks
visit with her mother,Mrs. John
Weber.
Mr.and Mrs. Jorgen Sorenson
of south of Blair spent last Sun-
day afternoon visiting with her
mother Mrs.Fred Enger who is
quite poorly,|For Sale-At the Jensen and
|Bmss auction house on Saturday,
Nov.21 at 2 p. m., six pure bkd
spring Hampshire bears.
43-Zt'E. o. Fnlrchild.
J.E.Miller, proprietor of the
Blair Top and Tire Co. was ln av
tendance ut u convention o! Will-
ard Battery dealers held nt the
Rome Hotel ln Omaha, last Tuesf
day.
Mr. and lllrs.Hugh Sutherland
und bnby moved lust week from
west Nebraska street to the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. .L
Sutherland, west of Flair,wherb
they will spend the wlnter.
I Mrs."Bud"Thietje and Mlss
Virginia Gustin have sent invita-
tions to friends of Mrs. Hugh Don-
aldson, inviting them to a shower
ut. the Henry Petersbn home FH-
dny evening.Mrs. Donaldson was
formerly Helen Gousch.|Last Sunday afternoon visitors
and supper guests at the H. P.
Chrisbnnscn hnrnc on west Grant
'street were Mr. and Mrs. Ras.
Rasmussen of Herman,Mr.and
Mrs.C.B.Hansen and Mr.and
Mrs. Hans P. Christensen of norih
Walker avenue.
Mr.and Mrs.Fritz Matthieaep
and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ho -
get I-Iannem son Buster and
daughter Opal, of Blnlr, and Har~
ley Rogert of Herman, were last
'Sunday afternoon visitors and
.supper guests at the Jlm Hansen
home in Florence.
Harold Carlson,of St. Joseph,Mo.,has been vialting at the Ed
Anderson home in the Rose Hill
neighborhood for the past tendays
He left for his work in St.
Joseph the forepart of the week.
'Harold will be remembered bY'many high school students ot 1924
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Mins Frances Van DeVenter en-
tertained n few friends at the A.'I'.
Van DeVenler home on east State
fstreet Saturday evening.The eve-
fling was spam. playing games af#
er which a dellclous lunch was
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ochle and reccxved pretty prizes.
Winner
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The
of the door prize.
lunch was served
at a late hour.
Ladies Aid of the
dist church served dinner
by the
Methrr
Mrs.Frank Brass was the lucky'
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lkoaenbaum,Vwlsn Wager!and
Irene Lmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Paulsen of
west Nebraska street,enjoyed a
visit from their daughter-ln-law,
Mrs. Lillie Paulsen of Omaha Last'to forty Sunday.Other visitors were Mr.members of the local Epworth'and Mrs. Will Thompson, Mr. and
League lnét Monday evening.'l'he:Mrs. Henry Wulbern and Margar-
young people of the langue have et, all of south of Blair,Mrs.
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Mrs. Harold Hour and baby arespending the week in Omaha vislt.|
ing relatives.
/Thanksgiving dance at B. F. D.
Hull Thursday,Nov.26.Gents$1.00, Indies free.44.111
I !you want a good Poland
China boar see m n An-nm-ong.He's got them._.89-ti,
Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Hancock'
spent last Sunday at the George
Taylor home in Florence.
C. K. Bendorf, Iloeased emhalq-
er and undertaker, Blair.0 1 5 ;
phone, 161; res. phone, 188.3-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mortensen
drove to Omnhn last Sunday eve-
ning and were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Anderson.
Will sell some of the very
choicest bears we raised this year
at the auction house Saturday,
Nov, 21.Harry Seltz.44-lt
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Johnson
and sons of Fremont,spent the
day last Sunday at the Hans C.
Jersild home on west Washington
street.
Tom Barry and Josephine Mc-
Namara of Omnl-An, were last Sun-
day evening dlnner guests nt the
Jim Thompson home,south of
Blair.
$5.95 equips your car with a
new Firestone 13 plate battery.,
Don't crank cold motors when bat-
tgrles are so cheap.Shell Super
Service Station.-M-lt
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hindleyleft
Saturday
Len days
will vnlsit
daughter,family.
Francis
Califomin,and his grandmother,
Mrs,Pontziun of Blnlr, left the,
forepan of the week for Hastings
for a couple of weeks visit with
relatives.
Quiltcrs Attention-Qullt pieces
given FREE.3 pieces Print 1~6
yard each, given free with every
3% ynrd gurchnse of all the nice
places of our print stock.
44-lt Beckman Shore.
Ted Curley returned home last
Sunday evening from the Sl..
Joseph hospital in Omaha, where
he underwent nn operation on his
knee recently.He is getting
along very nicely.
S. P.Nielsen suffered an acci-
dent Saturday night when he fell
against n thicken crate in his
place of business and fractured
two ribs.He is reported as geb-
ting along very well nt present.
Mr. and Mrs.Will Nielsen and
Mr. und Mrs. Peter Moluf,all of(
Omaha,were lust Sunday after-
noon viaitors and supper guests ut
the Harold Madsen home.The
Indies are cousins of Mr. Madsen.
Out of town visitors at the Fred'
Soll home lust Friday were Mn|:.\nd Mrs. H. F. Boll of Scribner
|Mr. and Mrs. James Boll of Ames. |
'and Miss Marie Hamann of Fre-
'mont.Miss Hamann stayed over
until Siturday.
Carrol Kxlutsen of Pedro, South
Dakota arrived in Blair last weeld
und vlsihed at the home of Misa
Anna and Henry Ravel'in this
city and at the Fred Olsen homo
north of Blair,and with other
relatives and friends.
Friea Hesse,teacher of the
Broderson sohool had an awdent
wlth her car last Friday moming
when it skidded and upset.She
was somewhat hmulsed but able to
teach that day and on Saturday
drove the ar In Omaha for repair.
Last Sunday, out of wwn vim-
ora at the Fred Soll home were
Mr.and Mrs.Louis N u n and
children of LaPlnt!e,Neh.,Mr.and Mrs. Ge0l'8° Grade and little
non,Mrs.Claude Douglss,Mrs.
J.E. Vogelsang,Mr . md Mrs.
Hgrry Trlne, all of Fremont, Mt.snd Mrs. Ed Boll and Mrs. Berthav
Zema.n,|.1l of lincoln.
Dr.El-rl Meats reportu a ten
and }hree-fourth; pound girl born
Nov. 12 to Mn. Dnle Pollard of
Lakeside, Neh. at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Ads Short of this dty.
Mrs. Pollard will be mlllernbervd
an Blalr friends as Miss Mary
Pickell, dsughkr of Mr. Ind Mrs.
George Plckell of Blair, and r e
sided here prlor *A her marriage.
Menon Jensen, son ol Mr. nad
Mm.Henry C.Jensen, was a e
m mme home from Rochester,
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morning for u week ortriptoDenver.They'
at the home of their
Mrs lkslie Frazuer and
Barry of San Francisco.
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its appreciation by giving n com-
plimentary dinner.A short pro-
gram consisting of u reading hy
Miss Margaret Maher, and n trio
by Mies Lucille Langley and the
Misses Hughes, was enjoyed
Around fifty relatives and
friends gathered at the home of
Jena P.Iverson near Orum last
Sunday night to extend best
wishes and congratulations to
Mr. lverson, the occasion being in
honor of his bi nh nnniversnry-
A pleasant evening was spent
visiting and playing cords.A!
mid-night a lovely lunch WBS
served.Those present from Blair
were, Mrs. James Kirby, and Mr.
and Mrs.1-Ian:C.Rasmussen
and Helen.
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Axtell and Conrad Wulbern, a1lo£'Merton was taken to the Mayo
Blair.Bros.Hospital in serious eondx-,
Joe Lazure of 1-we Calhoun tion a few weeks ago and his
township sighted a flock of wild,mBn¥ relatives and friends are de-
seese flying over his place last>uSh¢¢<i to know that he is re~
week and being pretty quick W§y_\,|coverlng and able in be home
the gun, he hurried into thehouse again.and got his old standby and shot'Duroc Boar Sal.:at Jensen &
one in the wing, enough to cnuse'Bross Sale Pavilion, Blair, Sav.ur~
it m drop.it was n fine young day.Nov.21 at two o'cloek.Igoose and ns the Lazures are the will sell 11 head of big, healthy
most hospitable folks in the world,
they naturally invited in congenial
friends for Sunday dinner which
was enjoyed by the following:
Mr. w. s. Gaebler and daughter,
Gertrude of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Allen, Clyde M. Allen and
daughters, Wlnifred and Margaret
and Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Allen.
leasy feeding type Dnroc bears, all
cholera immune.These bears are
dred by Invincible Model, w\1rld'schampion in 1929, some sired by
Stllts Anchor Junior world's cham-
pion in 1929.Come to this sale
and see the good ones.Bred sowsale in the spring. Nels Svendlilnd,
Arlington.44-It
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and Mrs. J. P. Hansen.
Mr. Allred Carstens ol Winside,
spent the week-end at the JuliusSwnder home.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Mathlesen
and children oi Benson, were Sun-
day dinner guests at the Bertel
Bertelsen home.A large crowd of people gath-
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emoon by Mrs.Fred Long andMr. and Mrs. Chds Schumacher Mrs.Orville Humston.The fol-
of Kennard, visited at the nm"-;1¢>w4ng meeting will be at the
tal Chrlg Stender home 'n\\|l'5d3Y&home of Mrs. Walter Novak, Nov.
afternoon.'8rd.Miss Anno Hansen spent the
SUNNYSIDE NEWS
A number of relatives andfriends gathered at the Wm. Jah-hel home Tuesday evening to help
Mrs. Jahnel celebrate her birthday
The evening was spent playing
pinochle and the prizes were wonby Mrs. Claus Schneider and Del-bert Fowler, first; second by Mr.
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wa reemqly. York,to decorate new house
m i l k pub chamber in capitol, on hid of $7,-Lwf STIJIIK PHIBESM SUUTH UMAHA
Best Fed Steers Steady -
Others Lower. Top $12.00
HOGS OFF 5-100--SLOW
n c m n z s m s o n m : ' n m
lnli Week at $5.W05.l5; Feed-
?a r k m b l 546161 "~000l.7§.
n Atal Sheep Unchsnnd.
4 'bum Stock Yards.Nov.I-f, 1931
-Only n modeme mwly ex corn-
fed mm showed up in the re-oemts Monday md. pdces held
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A baby girl wu hom 'I'hursdlyfn Mr. md Mn. Hwy u h m.Sunday dinner gn at the
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H. C. Line n home in onor of ,'0
Mrs.Iaxuzfs hixihdny included
Mr and Mrs. Ed Hmmm,Ednaand Esther ' Mr. and Mrs. JohnTaylor and John Henry, Mt. and I
M n Martin Llraen and sons.Nenu md Walter Andersen spentFriday afternoon in Arlington atihe Mrs, R. McBeth home, visitingWnll Mamn who is seriousiy ill.
The Mission md Harvesm Festi-
vnl whiw was fn have been held
Sunday at SL Paula church was
postponed on account of had roads
u R e v Tolo of Omaha was to
Hobie?4
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honor ui' his birthday.The evening waa spent in vddting and
nlayimz zardb,aim- which lunch
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vnu vuu. un Ims puwe.Graveling ltnrted on Highway|No. 91 from Creston to L¢x§h.
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November 26
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new schoolhouse.Cmllat Hamburger Shop
Lincoln--Contract awarded to
'was enjoyed.A delicious lunchW A S H I N G T O N ~was served at \-he close of the aft-
emoon by Mrs.Fred Long andMr. and Mrs. Chds Schumacher Mrs.Orville Humston.The fol-
of Kennard, visited at the nm"-;1¢>w4ng meeting will be at the
tal Chrlg Stender home 'n\\|l'5d3Y&home of Mrs. Walter Novak, Nov.
afternoon.'8rd.Miss Anno Hansen spent the
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November 26
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new schoolhouse.Cmllat Hamburger Shop
Lincoln--Contract awarded to
'was enjoyed.A delicious lunchW A S H I N G T O N ~was served at \-he close of the aft-
emoon by Mrs.Fred Long andMr. and Mrs. Chds Schumacher Mrs.Orville Humston.The fol-
of Kennard, visited at the nm"-;1¢>w4ng meeting will be at the
tal Chrlg Stender home 'n\\|l'5d3Y&home of Mrs. Walter Novak, Nov.
afternoon.'8rd.Miss Anno Hansen spent the
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Kennard Fire Department
Will Be Held at
K E N N A R D
Thanksgiving Day
November 26
Premiums of_.......-r
T u r k e y s -G e e s e
D u c k s - C h i c k e n s
will be awarded for prizes
Plenty of Shells Available
on Grounds
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swllly uu uumrnuns gnuuu mmbat stem un to $12.00. Wausrn
cattle as well as shortfed :users
mu cows mled slow w 15025:
lower.Blockers and Iqedaa dull.
Reoelnls 1s.ooo head.
Quotations on Cattle: Choice w
prime yeullnss u1.oo@12.oo;sooo to choice ymlmn s u m
11.00; mr to good yemrlluss $1.50
@9.25; common w hir yarllngs
so.oo@'1.so:Lruhy,warmed-uvMeera $4.5005.75:choice prime
heavy beeves $l1.00@l2.25; choiceIn prime handy beeves m.oo@
1225; sood to choice mm $9.25@l0.75 Z mr w goo d mm s ua
@9.00:common U0 m r steers
Il sons spent Sunday in FremontQui served.Mr. and Mn. Fred Christiansen
with relatives.Rev. P.`J. Relnertsen of Onnwa.lows was a Sunday dimmer guest
of Nem and Walter Andersen.
Monhy evening,in honor of
their second wedding anniversary,Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taft entertain-
ed lor dinner und mrdga, the fol-
lowing Fremont guests:Messrs.and Mesdames Dale McCampbell
and Jerry Pasha.
Newklrk home included Mesnls.and Madames Pete and Earl Toft,
Solomon Barton. Harry Andersen
and Merle Newkirk und Bobby.
Sunday dinner guexm at the l . n u - .. . -_ -ns ntnhhlora oe nnhddnrm hlllbl nl nns\\llu-um a th
h d a n p d d t n r d n k v ulnmmntulthatlhnnendlnzshau m u n a w n n n u v m n n a a n u
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Mr. :md Mrs. T. K. Iverson and
children spent Saturday and Sun-
da with their father,Martin
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weekend with her parents,Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Hansen.
Mr. Allred Carstens ol Winside,
spent the week-end at the JuliusSwnder home.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Mathlesen
and children oi Benson, were Sun-
day dinner guests at the Bertel
Bertelsen home.A large crowd of people gath-ered at the school house Friday
evening where a community club
was organized.Mrs.John Mar-shall was elected president, B. A.Gottsch, vice preddent; mn. Geo.Misleldt,secretary, and J. L. An-dersen, treasurer.Te Club wi ll
was a caller at the Harry Smith
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Clark Lippincott
|n
'was enjoyed.A delicious lunchW A S H I N G T O N ~was served at \-he close of the aft-
emoon by Mrs.Fred Long andMr. and Mrs. Chds Schumacher Mrs.Orville Humston.The fol-
of Kennard, visited at the nm"-;1¢>w4ng meeting will be at the
tal Chrlg Stender home 'n\\|l'5d3Y&home of Mrs. Walter Novak, Nov.
afternoon.'8rd.Miss Anno Hansen spent the
SUNNYSIDE NEWS
A number of relatives andriends gathered at the Wm. Jah-el home Tuesday evening to help
rs. Jahnel celebrate her birthday
e evening was spent playing
~inochle and the prizes were wony Mrs. Claus Schneider and Del-
~ert Fowler, first; second by Mr.
nd Mrs. August Zilatzen, nnd low
~y Mrs.Justus Bainbridge andlmer Miller.At n law hour Mrs.nhnel and aughter served a nice
unch.
~ and Mrs. Fritz Tahnel were
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i z y n g q¥n x p u s h d u m m ! !. 3 E m - m u
nsnon =--=-°y -=~=°-
u m m :m d !
n u mu m a
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mamma. .Addsngzraumu-num uma.num uw 91 wf.P;~'m _."=-
, ¢ § . ¢ . h m \ d d m I . l l u m n l m l u ; u -B1B tlour .l.hmme \mr e. H.s d. ¢lv it
h n u p o v d u m d a u z m w n n
: m m m B u r In peanuts.m e. t r o m s p o m o n t d n h g h t ly d le d b e d
, ! n ¢ u h e a L B a k a | . n a mo d a r z mu v e
. ( a 1 s ~ r . > L b lllt lo mmmu .Yldd
J u m m a r o n a n u u .
1 W d o n
I eu pb u tt s $ ¢ \ l D . n 1 t ld
a n n u m ''mltm¢¢' u a i c u p u n e n r: l u n - n . 1 n p a : v x w u m u
\t e d m m powder§ u n m m x »* M n - » \ ¢~\. s w - » ~
H C1- um butle r,W o r k l n h n \ r
! I I h e s u p r , l . h m a d d e x x a n d b e
i v s n m d m n n m m s m g a r m a w
l m m e be n un g n u m su gmj ls 311
sa.oo@1.so; good w eholoe Kw¢k~
ers $8.25@'l.25; talr to good stock-
em $5.00@6.W;common bo fair
smokers $s.'ns@s.o0: trashy grades
$2.50@3.501 Hood m eholco leed-
ers $5.'I5@8.'lS: lalr to ¥°0d 1eed~
ere $4.50@5.'l5:common to fan-
ieedezs $3.D0@4.50;shock cows
$2.zs@a.2b:shock helfers $3.500
5.50: stock me r w v a ¢4.00@
8.W; stock heller calves $4.000
5.502 vnshy mek calves $2.506
3.50.
nous TAKE 5 o me DROP
Eleven thousand hogs arrived
Monday and with bearish news
from other market centers trade
was slow at a decllne of 56100
from Saturdays levels. Sales were
largely at a spread ot $4.250
4_4°_ with best butcher weuau
up to s4.5o.
FAT L AMBS s au. no wm
Only a moderate nm or sheen
and lambs arnved tarihe open-
iD8 dw of the week. 18.W0 head
but um a nd me on lat lambswen largely 256854: luiver at $6.00
05.85.Feeder lambs held study
at t4.0064.'l5.Med sheep wee
quotahly unchanged.
PAT LAMBS: Fed llmbo $5.250
5.85:sham mmm ss.2sos.m;
nntlve limba. lood to choice tus
05.561 yearllnxs. all nodes $2.50
dnso.
Pr- mum L u na ; n e w la mb;
sood w choice ;4.z5@4.'1s: feeder
lambs. lair to good $4.00@4.25;
feeder lambs,oommon to Ialr
sS.oo@4.oa.
EWBS:Fat.80041 to choiceS2.0D@2.50Z lat,lalr m Bond ;1.so
moo: cull and canner ewa $.25
ALONG THE ,I
Bofrrom ROAD
Miss Bessie Morgan was homefrom her work in Omaha to spendSunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Morgan.
Mrs.Ernest Ferguhagi,Will
Denny and son, John o Omahaspent Sunday with Mr./and Mrs.
Henry Beard.Mrs. Beard is r
covering from a severe illness of
last week.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.
Laughlin of near Herman,wereThursday aftemoon visitors there.1Mrs. Byron Beard stayed severalj
days and nights at the Henry
Beard home to care for Mrs.
Beard.Phyllis Iverson treated the pu-
pils of Kindred school to candy
Tuesday when she was six yqprs
old.'Mrs.Walter Petersen of Blair,spent Monday afternoon with
Cora Beand.Harland Mathews, who attends
Creighton College,was up from
Omaha for the week-md with his
parents,Mr.and Mrs.0.M.
Mathews.Sunday goats of Mr. and Mrs
Osar Pedersen were his mother,
Mn.Marie Pedersen of Blair,
And brother,Chris Pedersen and
wife of Lincoln.Mr.and Mrs. Nemn Warrlckdrove fo Lincoln Friday w take
Mr. Warrlck's sister, Mrs. W. W.Dixon to her own home after a
visit among relatives here.Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fifth of
near Herman, were supper guestsThursdaywithamaterat the
latter, Mrs. s. 1. Moore and fam-
ily.Mrs.Fred Hurdurn's brother.
Mr. :md Mrs. T. K. Iverson and
children spent Saturday and Sun-
da with their father,Martin
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weekend with her parents,Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Hansen.
Mr. Allred Carstens ol Winside,
spent the week-end at the JuliusSwnder home.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Mathlesen
and children oi Benson, were Sun-
day dinner guests at the Bertel
Bertelsen home.A large crowd of people gath-ered at the school house Friday
evening where a community club
was organized.Mrs.John Mar-shall was elected president, B. A.Gottsch, vice preddent; mn. Geo.Misleldt,secretary, and J. L. An-dersen, treasurer.Te Club wi ll
was a caller at the Harry Smith
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Clark Lippincott
|n
'was enjoyed.A delicious lunchW A S H I N G T O N ~was served at \-he close of the aft-
emoon by Mrs.Fred Long andMr. and Mrs. Chds Schumacher Mrs.Orville Humston.The fol-
of Kennard, visited at the nm"-;1¢>w4ng meeting will be at the
tal Chrlg Stender home 'n\\|l'5d3Y&home of Mrs. Walter Novak, Nov.
afternoon.'8rd.Miss Anno Hansen spent the
SUNNYSIDE NEWS
A number of relatives andriends gathered at the Wm. Jah-el home Tuesday evening to help
rs. Jahnel celebrate her birthday
e evening was spent playing
~inochle and the prizes were wony Mrs. Claus Schneider and Del-
~ert Fowler, first; second by Mr.
nd Mrs. August Zilatzen, nnd low
~y Mrs.Justus Bainbridge andlmer Miller.At n law hour Mrs.nhnel and aughter served a nice
unch.
~ and Mrs. Fritz Tahnel were
m i n d .Add milk and tiavonng.B i n Hour,than ma n u r e .Resin
with b u m ; p o w d e r m d salt into
Hr!! mmure. Turn on a wexl noured
buard. Roll uulckly m 'A inch thick-
neu a nd c uL Place on oiled cooky
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w u h gmn u uu e u w s w v f u w : - Wwh h t h i n sli c e s ol d ue s, q hn vp ed
n u ts o r angelina.Ba k e m g - h a l
oveu (400°P.)8 to 1 0 mh m z s .l l
the s mnllc r amo unt o f Boa r in und.
th e d o u c h i n mo r e d lmml t w h a n
fu.. hm hannr 1-ankles remllf. Yield:I D G G L a Q l x " ' l l U W I L H n u g m , \ . u u y |n u m o r t h i n r i n g s o r a n g d l c a . B a
t n | .h o t o v e n ( 4 0 0 ' F - )m o a n
Mr. :md Mrs. T. K. Iverson and
children spent Saturday and Sun-
da with their father,Martin
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weekend with her parents,Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Hansen.
Mr. Allred Carstens ol Winside,
spent the week-end at the JuliusSwnder home.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Mathlesen
and children oi Benson, were Sun-
day dinner guests at the Bertel
Bertelsen home.A large crowd of people gath-ered at the school house Friday
evening where a community club
was organized.Mrs.John Mar-shall was elected president, B. A.Gottsch, vice preddent; mn. Geo.Misleldt,secretary, and J. L. An-dersen, treasurer.Te Club wi ll
was a caller at the Harry Smith
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Clark Lippincott
|n
'was enjoyed.A delicious lunchW A S H I N G T O N ~was served at \-he close of the aft-
emoon by Mrs.Fred Long andMr. and Mrs. Chds Schumacher Mrs.Orville Humston.The fol-
of Kennard, visited at the nm"-;1¢>w4ng meeting will be at the
tal Chrlg Stender home 'n\\|l'5d3Y&home of Mrs. Walter Novak, Nov.
afternoon.'8rd.Miss Anno Hansen spent the
SUNNYSIDE NEWS
A number of relatives andriends gathered at the Wm. Jah-el home Tuesday evening to help
rs. Jahnel celebrate her birthday
e evening was spent playing
~inochle and the prizes were wony Mrs. Claus Schneider and Del-
~ert Fowler, first; second by Mr.
nd Mrs. August Zilatzen, nnd low
~y Mrs.Justus Bainbridge andlmer Miller.At n law hour Mrs.nhnel and aughter served a nice
unch.
~ and Mrs. Fritz Tahnel were
r
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson and
children spent Saturday and Sun-
day with their father,Martin
Johnson.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fedde and
children ol Elkhorn were Sunday
guests ol Mr.and Mrs.W. J.Bolle and family.Mr.and Mrs.C.D.Bunn hadSunday dimer and spent the day
with their daughter;Mrs.Opal
Reeves and lamily.Miss Mildred Iverson spent the
week»md as guest ot Miss Ia laBehrendtattheWillBehrendt
home, west of Henman.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson en-
ienained Wednesday night after
the Armistice dance at a barbecuefeed when their guests were Mr.and Mrs.Philip Benson and Mr.
and Mrs.Ralph Gdth o l Mag-nolis, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeReid,Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Gary,
was a miller at the Harry Smith
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs. Clark Lippincott
and daughter visited Sunday with
Hans Anderson and daughter of
Omaha.Mrs. Fred Peck attended the club
meeting at thg home of her elster,Mrs.Frank Blllar last Thursday
afternoon.Mr.und Mrs.Glenn McDonald
and children were Sunday dinner
guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen.
ROSEHILLITEMS
Mr .an d Mr s .Babe Ry a n a n
Ge ne wer e 'h ue sd ay e ve ni ng vis it
o r s a t J i m Ry an's.Mr .an d Mr s .Ber na rd W u l
spent Th ur s da y eve ni ng a t J o
Pete:sen's.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson and
children spent Saturday and Sun-
day with their father,Martin
Johnson.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fedde and
children ol Elkhorn were Sunday
guests ol Mr.and Mrs.W. J.Bolle and family.Mr.and Mrs.C.D.Bunn hadSunday dimer and spent the day
with their daughter;Mrs.Opal
Reeves and lamily.Miss Mildred Iverson spent the
week»md as guest ot Miss Ia laBehrendtattheWillBehrendt
home, west of Henman.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson en-
ienained Wednesday night after
the Armistice dance at a barbecuefeed when their guests were Mr.and Mrs.Philip Benson and Mr.
and Mrs.Ralph Gdth o l Mag-nolis, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeReid,Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Gary,
was a miller at the Harry Smith
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs. Clark Lippincott
and daughter visited Sunday with
Hans Anderson and daughter of
Omaha.Mrs. Fred Peck attended the club
meeting at thg home of her elster,Mrs.Frank Blllar last Thursday
afternoon.Mr.und Mrs.Glenn McDonald
and children were Sunday dinner
guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen.
ROSEHILLITEMS
Mr .an d Mr s .Babe Ry a n a n
Ge ne wer e 'h ue sd ay e ve ni ng vis it
o r s a t J i m Ry an's.Mr .an d Mr s .Ber na rd W u l
spent Th ur s da y eve ni ng a t J o
Pete:sen's.
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l u c c u wivvay U l u l u A m a n a ;ul.\ u \ » »" m m m
l l 1 0 l \ f h .S u n d z y .
M r .a n d M r s .G l e n n J e f f e r s o n |"'1nn |\
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson and
children spent Saturday and Sun-
day with their father,Martin
Johnson.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fedde and
children ol Elkhorn were Sunday
guests ol Mr.and Mrs.W. J.Bolle and family.Mr.and Mrs.C.D.Bunn hadSunday dimer and spent the day
with their daughter;Mrs.Opal
Reeves and lamily.Miss Mildred Iverson spent the
week»md as guest ot Miss Ia laBehrendtattheWillBehrendt
home, west of Henman.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson en-
ienained Wednesday night after
the Armistice dance at a barbecuefeed when their guests were Mr.and Mrs.Philip Benson and Mr.
and Mrs.Ralph Gdth o l Mag-nolis, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeReid,Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Gary,
was a miller at the Harry Smith
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs. Clark Lippincott
and daughter visited Sunday with
Hans Anderson and daughter of
Omaha.Mrs. Fred Peck attended the club
meeting at thg home of her elster,Mrs.Frank Blllar last Thursday
afternoon.Mr.und Mrs.Glenn McDonald
and children were Sunday dinner
guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen.
ROSEHILLITEMS
Mr .an d Mr s .Babe Ry a n a n
Ge ne wer e 'h ue sd ay e ve ni ng vis it
o r s a t J i m Ry an's.Mr .an d Mr s .Ber na rd W u l
spent Th ur s da y eve ni ng a t J o
Pete:sen's.
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Lincoln-Boxrd of Control let
eontncts for conltrudon at Stat,
insiitutions touling $88,976.
Fr id ay and Saturday Novem ber 20 and 21
Saturday Matinee I0 and 21? cents
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Thursday, November 19
ALWAYS GOODBYE
lh Elissa Landl and Lewls Stone Also Thirtecnlh Al
Comedy and News Reel
Mr. and ~rs.Fred Mayle md
Mrs. Noblg were Sunday visitors
lt Wm. Ryan'|.Mr. and Mrs.Howard Am=l¢!>v
and hmily spent Sunday visiting
rdntives in Bennington.Tuesday, Nov. 24-Bargain Night
Adminion 10 and 20 cents
TRANSG REss|oN
with Rose Hobar¢ and Charles Blcklord
Also Cab Wnltlng--Comedy and News Reel
Spoclal Matinee for school chlldreu on Thursday, Nov. 36
Admlxslon Prlce 5 cents lor IZ years or under, I0 cents for
thole over I2 years.Matlnec Starts at 4:10 o'clock
Wednesday and Thurulay, Nov. 25 and 26
Thursday Matinee 4:10 o'clock
1 ~@~"EAsr of~%'7i @ B o R N £ o "
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o n F r i d a y e v e n i n g .
The M ~y f- ea u~ m 'at the home of Mrs. John Aromgn contncwru,completed gnveling
Inst Thursday durnoon.A.f*tAr|Pl'°I9¢ north inm here be Hilb-
thvbudmu meeting n nodal time way No, 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Babe Ryan and
Gene were Tuesday evening visit-
ors at Jim Ryan's.Mr.and Mrs.Bernard WulfspentThursday evening at John
M ARTHY AND
LONG CREEK
Petersen's.Mr.and Mrs.Ludwig Jensen
Mr and Mrs Harry Madsenare\"`°'e business callers in Herman
`'~'Monday.i'S1."f;;g;§f="*= of a baby SUI!Della and Lloyd Nelsen spent
Rudol h Mencke was o ratedPpeon for sinus at a.Fremont hos-
pital Monday.Mr. and Mrs, Harold Taylorand
family and Anna Hansen spentSunday aftemoon at the Gus Carl-
sen home in Arlington.Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Ryan spent
Thursda in Omaha.Mrs.ohn Taylor, Helen, Cliff-
ord and Maxine were Thursday
evening visitors at the Charlie
Hansen home.1ClarenceHansentrackedto
Omaha Sunday night.
A dinner was given at the Rose
Hill school Sunday by the Rose
Hill Ladies Aid.A quilt wasgiven away which was won by
Jack Petersen.Mr. and Mrs. Detlel Wulf and
James spent Thursday evening at
Wm. Rysn's.A charivari was given for Mr.
and Mm Clarence Petersen at the
Norris Ward home Sunday eve-
ning.The newlyweds are to live
in Omaha where Mr. Petersen is
engaged in workJesseHansen and Upal andBeulahwereSundayaltemoonvisitors at the Will Hansen home|
to see their little son and brother,
Robert Eugene, who ls doing nice~
I yM.r.and Mrs.Walter Appleby
and Betty viaitad with relatives in
Sunday evening at Floyd Barton s.
hir. and Mrs.Chns Hinz were
Friday evening callers at the
Louie Schenk home.Mrs.Ed Natter spent Fridayafternoon with Mrs. Harry Seltz.Frances and Edward Thompson
were dinner guests ut the James
Thompson home Sunday.
Mrs.Leon Hindley spent Thurs-
day aftemoon at the home of Mrs.
Herman Anderson.Mr.and Mrs. Orville I-lumstonandRachelspentSaturday night
and Sunday with relatives at
Waterloo.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Truhlsen
spent Saturday visiting relatives
'in Omaha and shopping.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nearhood ofBenson, spent Sunday at the John
'Nearhood home.Chris and Floyd Hinz drove to
Lincoln on hoalness Friday.Word came last Thursday aftf.ernoon from the Covenant hospital
in Omaha that a five and a hal!
gzund baby boy had been born tor. and Mrs.Paul Barry.Theyoung man was promptly named
Paul Edward.From last reports
mother and son were getting along
nicely.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jacobsonand Mrs. Taylor of Vanango,spenFridayafternoon and Saturday
Earning at the Dan Thompson
ome.
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owner Evlng near here, purchased
Comwun Snhmldt 160 -un fnnn
in Emerick precinct for which he
pda s1e,ooo mm
Chu-leg and Russel lelt Wednes-day morning for Mmvi\Ie, Wyo..
where they will vim. at the Oacu'Road home.Mx.and u n .I-'red
Gerber are looking after their
nlwe while they ure away.
Sunday and Monday, Novem ber 22 end 2
»--._§nnday Matinee I0 and 25 cents
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Also Fishermans' Paradise and Tennis Technique & Fox New
children helped Mrs. Henry |K.lindtcelebrate her birthday Friday eve»
ning.
were visitors at the August Mab-
zen home near Kennard, Sunday.
Those who helped Evelyn VosscelebrateherbirthdaySaturdaywere Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ander-sen and Iona and Ivan, Miss Alice
and Andrew Wiese,Gladys and
Louise Voss.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Japp andchildren were visitors at the Claus
Schneider home Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Voss and
Glen were visitors at the CharlesVoss home Sunday night.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Bull andMr. and Mrs. John Bull and Max-
ine and Gordon,Jack Smith and
Hazel Bull all of Elkhorn,wereSunday visitors at the Wm. .inh-
nel home.Neighbors, friends and relatives
went to help Mrs.Rudolph Kuhl
celebrate her birthday Thursday
evening.They enjoyed high five,solo and pinoehle. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Ben Voss and Mrs. Chris
Jnhnel, high scores;Mrs.OttoSchnleklotand Mrs. Wm.Voss,second, and Walter Japp andMrs.
Otto Voss, booby.At a late hourn nice lunch was served and all
departed for their homes wishing
Mrs. Kuhl more happy birthdays.
Miss Catherine Voss is stayingat the Charles Misfeldt home at
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jahnel were
visitors at the Bob Andersen home
Sunday night.,Edgar Masters, Iona and IvanAndersenwerevisitorsatthe
Fritz Jahnel home Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Voss and
Wilhert,and Wallace and Alvin
were vidtaors at the Chas.Mis-
feldt home Sunday.
Home of Perfat Talking Pictures
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wru. STUDY COST OF
HORSES IN WASHINGTON co.
Arrangements are being mode
whereby Washington county farm-ers using horses for power will
be able to make a detailed study
of all costs and maintenance
charges.Details of thisstudy are now
being worked out by the Rural
Economics Department of the
State Agricultural College and
when completed it will be offered
to about six Nebraska counties,
and County Agent George Bates
has already asked that Washing-
ton county be included in the
work.Power cost on tractors has al-
ready been workd out in Neb-
raska, and they will continue the
tractor costs of operation along
with animal powers
As the tractor delivers its power
tothe draw bar, it in quite likely
that the cost figures for animal
power will include feed,interest
on investment,depreciation,har-
ness repairs, shodng, velrinariun
eharses. etc.This work probably will start
J o n n m e n r e n s a n a
Iowa,and their daughter,Mrs.
Wilbur McCracken and husband oi'
south of Blair, were Sunday aft-
ernoon visitors at the Fred Hur-dum home.The Mchrens stayed
over for o few days wdsit.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sorensen of
Blair, spent Friday afternoon atthe home ot their son, Hurry and
family.Mr . and Mrs.George FacklerandsonswereSundaydinnerguests with their daughter,Mrs.
Earl Petersen and husband, westof Blair.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wil-son and niece of Omaha, were also
guests there Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gdmm and
children participated in a family
reunion dinher party at the homeof Mm Anna Petersen and HenryGrimm of Blair, in honor of Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Gnmm and ds-
ter, Misa Beth Lemme: of New
York City Sunday evening.
Mr.and Mrs. Gudmond Soren~sen spent Sunday with Mr.andMrs. Hans Sorensen on the Bench.
Mrs. A. E. Dixon spent Thurs-
day aftemoon with Mrs.George
Hain;Mrs. Oscar Pedersen was
also a caller there.Joel Hutchins and son, Everettof North Platte, returned to thehome of his daughter, Mrs. A. W.
Clarke Sunday after visiting a
week in Council Blnlls with rela-
Miss Ruby rowers ana rm a robinof Tekamah,Mr....X Mrs
Lewis Long of Herman, and Mr
and Mrs. Kenneth Tyson.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller am'children of near Blair, spent Sun
day and Sunday night with the
Abner King family.Mr.and Mrs. Henry Sorensa
and sons attended the progranand bazaar of the first Lutheran
church Friday evening.Mrs. Sam Steele called on Mrs
Henry Beard and Mrs.ByronBeardThursday afternoon.Mrs
Prentice Smith also visited Mrs
Henry Beard that afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Wm..RuLledge annEdith spent SundaY evening witl:their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W
iRutiedge.
I
Mrs./Margaret Iverson and fam
ily were supper guests Sunday o
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray.Mrs. Floyd Sheets spent Thurs
day and Friday with her parent:
Mr. and Mrs. Abner King.J. S. Conety has had the misfortune to loss some sheep, kille
by stray dogs._Mr.and Mrs.Frank Pike cBlair, were out Sunday altemooto see their daughter, Mrs. Byte
Beard and family.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Moore anchildren were Sunday evening vuitors at the Wm. Wilderson hon
in Blair..
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make a good county summary.
GRAIN MIXTURES
FOR DAIRY c ows
When dalry cows get slfsllaox'
clover hay their grain mkture
should contain 12 to 1| per cent
protein, says Nebraska ExtensionCircular621.A typical ration
could be made of 200 pounds oommeal, mo pounds oats, 200 pounds
bnn, and 100 pmmds oll meal.
I! the oows are getting alfalfa
hay and ndlage, the grain should
oontsln more protein and a mix-
ture might be 100 pound;corn
meal, 100 pounds oats, 100 pounds
ln-an and .150 pounds linaeed oll
meal.When the mnghsge is prairie
or sudan hay, straw or fodder, the
grain mixture should contain 18 to
22 per cent protein.A good grain
mixture would be 100 pounds cornmeal, 100 pounds oats, 100 pounds
bran, 250 pounds linseed oil meal.
Any of the grain rations should
be fed at the rate of one pound
of grnin to three to four pounds
ol milk produced by the cow.The
adm of the feeder should be to
keep the cow ln good ilesh and
production.
Tekamoh-Rural mall route
No.4 consolidated with No. 1.
from College View towards Ster-
ling to be extended another two
Ol l d g r a m road southeut mere he stays.
miles..;.-._, -.. : ~ .
supper guests and Mr. and Mrs.C.W.ohrlotennen and children,and Will,Pearl,Vera Mae and
Mildred Iverson and Mrs. Margar-
et Iverson of Blair,spent that
evening with the T. K.Iverson
family in honor od the dnb birth
anniversary ol Phyllis Iverson.Mr. and Mrs.R. M.Iverson,Gerdd und Meridlfh spent Sundayalternoon with the A. W. Clarkehlgnydsand
un y :upper eveningguests ol Mr.\nd Mrs. I-'red Rswere Mrs. Margaret Iverson Wulf
Pe§rl -ng gf- Mas of Blair.
r. an rs.tFriday with Mr. and Mn . A. R
Beals west ol Blair.
Tuesday aftemoon Mrs Clark
.Strlcklett and Mrs. Kenneth Tyson
accompanied Mrs. Harry n to
holla, Iowa.Misa Anna Paulsen and Mrs.James Paulsen attended the JollyJokers Club Wednesday afternoonat the home of Mrs. Lucy Sheetsof Herman.Dec.16 they willmeet with Mrs. Joseph Crutslnger
of Herman.Sunday evening visitors with
Mr.and Mrs.Sam Steele were
Mr. and hlrs.Delmar Feer and
son,William and Miss EvelynRasmussen.In the altemoon.Beulah and Opal Warrick visitedwith Evelyn Smith.Herman Bay, who was kicked bys horse and cared for at the Blair
Hospital,has recovered and re<turned w the Harry Tucker farm
Tyson and Img, tmcked n losd
ol hogs to Mo.alley Thursday
:lor Prentice Smith.-
J 1 1932.0 can 1 zo uves.uluary 'ur 8 s 3 Martin and Merrill Johnson W;
vlsit Mrs. Philip Benoon'I\;?1ng Comptun home.
Mr. and Mrs. an Hawkins wereSunday dinner guests ol Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Snow of Decatur.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Bratt and
Carl Bratt. of west ol Herman.war., Monday evening visitors ol
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tyson.
BENQH NOTES
/Miss Oedl Noyes o! Ceresco, is
spending this week visiting st the
E. C. Llpglncott home.Mr.an Mrs.Alfred Hansenand children were Sunday after-non visitors and supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hansen.
Mr.and Mrs.Ray Johnson of
Omaha, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the I-Ilfry Smith home.
Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Thompson
and daughter were Sunday dinners o w at the,parental,John
Mrs.Rudolph Mencke a n ddaughters attended the Ladies Aid
meeting st the Rose Hlll churchSunday aftemoon.Mrs. Linton Pufier and childrenol Tekamah, and Mrs.Clark Llp-
pineott und daughter spent Fri-
day at the E. C. Lippincott home.
Mr. and Mm Otto Gottsch and
daughter spent Sunday evening
with Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Hansenand family.Mr.an Mrs.Lyle Guyer andchildren visited at the E. C. Lip-pincott home Sunday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ray vis-ited at the Harry Smith home onSaturday evening.,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Compton and
gtandchlldrem, Charlotte and Jack
Compton,visited st the John
Compton hom Sunday evening.
August Sc enzsl'o!Fremont,
with Rose Hobar¢ and Charles Blcklord
Also Cab Wnltlng--Comedy and News Reel
Spoclal Matinee for school chlldreu on Thursday, Nov. 36
Admlxslon Prlce 5 cents lor IZ years or under, I0 cents for
thole over I2 years.Matlnec Starts at 4:10 o'clock
W ednesday and T hurulay,Nov. 25 and 2~
Thursday Matinee 4:10 o'clock
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alter staying the past two weeks
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Harold Webster came over fromWestPaintSaturdaytospendSunday with Mrs.Webster and
Joyce at the Fred Hagen home.
To honor her daughter,Miss
Madorie's birthday,Mrs.0.H.
Godsey entertained at Sundaydin-ner, Mr. und Mrs. Howard Gramdon of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. IvanHelms and L F. Hilsinger.
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services were held at the M.E.
church at 2:30 Sunday afternoon
conducted by Rev. Norlin.
Mr.:md Mn. L. A, Woodwgrd
T H AN K S G IV IN G D IS H E S
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o f o u r best ener gy foods.Othe r
Drop ixyto deep,hot f~ ,
about three minutes,dra
soft,crumpled paper and
cold spri e with granula
~wderpd sugar.
Raised Douglmutl
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aealded and cooled, 4% cups flour,
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sBELL CREEK VALLEY NEWS
The pupils of the Blsbee High
School entertained at a blnhday
party for their teacher Elsie Wll-
son, Tuesday evening,The even-
ing wus spent in playing games
and visiting.A light lunch con-
sisting of cake, popcorn and candy
was served at n late hour.
Mrs. George Stranger, Mrs. Ella
Me-ierhenry and Mrs. Minnie Hinc-
rnnn spent Tuesday afternoon with
their nephew,Alfred Wilkening
who is in a Fremont hospital re-
ceivimz treatments for his hand
which he accidently caught in a.
corn picker Monday moming.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holtman and
son Lester spent.the week-end
with their daughter and sister,
I
To fill the vacancy created by
the resignltion of M n .Frank
Wolff, Mrs. G. v. Beadle was un-
animously eledai prelldent.The fifth grade gave two play#
lets," I Could.n't Help It"w u
presented by Katharine Lenox,-Chester Wllderaon and Lillian'
Smith."The Five Dollar Gold'
Piece" was presented by Clarence
Smith,Vivian Watldnl,Lillian
Smith,Chester Wllderson and
.lark Coburn.The "Children's Hour" was read
by members of the third grade
and dramatized by the fourth
grade.
"sm»1aghted Midnight" und "Lnl
luhy Moon",sung by the Glee
Club concluded the program.
Alter the urozram. the parents
was very |01Hardin:moi
The second
learning a Tl
'Hxe third
rooms have rr
ing seed post
short stories
seed They al
knights,Thi
brought by 1
the class an
to make a lm
The studer
sixth grades
the new gol<
been named 5
The fifth
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THANKSGIVING DISHES
Thanksgiving dainties are good.
and, as U. rule, good for you.The
old standby, pumpkin pie, calls for
a generous quantity of sugar, one
of our best energy foods.Other
dishes furnish minerals, salts and
vitamins.Here are two particu-
larly delicious Thanksgiving dish-
es:
Raised Douglmull
One yeast cake, ll/1 cups milk
aealded and cooled, 4% cups flour,
'A leaspoon each of salt and nut-
meg, % cup sugar, B4 cup short-
minz. 2 eggs.Dissolve yeast in
milk, add one cup flour, beat well,
and set aside to rise in a warm
plac e until batter ls light and
bubbles appear-about one hour.
Meanwhile, cream shortening, add
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Mrs. Ira ltosa and mr.nos:a llGibbon, Nebr.3
Illr. and Mrs. Dick Lallman and;
sons were Fremont shoppers Sat-
urday aftemoon.
Miss Norma Holtman and Henry
Nelderdeppe of Lincoln enjoyed asum-dinner at the Carl Meier-i
henry home Sunday.It was givenin honor of Harold and Wesley
Mcicrhcnry,whose birthdays
occured in the preceding week.
Miss Elsie Wilson spent the
week-end with home folks near
Herman.Mr. and Mrs. August Kerkhofi'
and sons spent Sunday with Mr.
mul Mrs. llenry Scheer and !am~
ily._
FT. CALHOUN
AND VICINITY
Mrs. \Vill Iverson visited .with
Mrs.Emmn Kctchmark Monday
afternoon.The l'rolgressivc Society held
their meeting at the home ol Zllrs.
Frank Wolff on Tuesday after-
noon.Mrs.Henry Rosuker invited u
number o! ladies to her home onTuesdayandWelnesdoytohelp
hor quilt.A pleasant afternoon
was spent on both days.Mrs.George Rohwer Jr.and
Misses Ella nnd Anna Rohwer en-
tertained n number of ladies ut
bridge Monday afternoon at the
George Rohwer Jr.home.On
'Wednesday they entertained an-
other group nt the Misses Roh-
wer's homo.Mrs. Charles Campbell of Oma-
ha, visited with her purents, Mr.
and Mrs.Henry lbosnkcr,this
week.
Miss Kate Rohwer was hostess
to the Kensington Club Wednes-
day afternoon.llliss Jessie McMillan spent u
few days with Mrs. John Keegan.
~'['li¢ l'. T. A. held a meeting on
Wednesday.A large number were
in attendance in spite of the dls~
agreeable weather.Mrs. Clarence Smith entertained
a number of ludlss at u pinowle
11=1r1>' Friilny afternoon.
The coffee cum met with Mrs.
Herman Klindt Friday.Mrs. Sie-vr-ls, xi guest, won first pdze and
Mrs. Emma Kebchmnrk won low.
The O. E. ~ lodge held its rcgu»
lnr niectiug Friday- evening.Itc-
freshmonts were served by lllr.
n§§é&s}§ exisbi craft Work in
Mrs. Mead's room.Crayon draw-
by the first and second grades.
Columbus poners and painted
mlor charts were displayed from
the third and fourth grades.The
filth,sixth,seventh and eighth
grades had a very good exhibit
consisting of original pendl and
crayon drawings:health, humaneand safety posters; art podolios,
and work in light and shadow
shown on vases.r
"ias Field's room was also openfor the parents to sit.A.n old
English castle was being consntruc-
ted.Another interesting projectwas the display of seeds collected
a trac ve Art enve opes uamgcu
SAVE YOUR EYES
There are many causes for de
lective vision which arise out of
existing industdal conditions. The
first of these is eyestrain, which,
in'most cases, can be laid dlrect~
ly at the door of faulty illumina-
tion.Glare, shadows and in~
sufficient light are all too preval-
ent in most factories.In the
last few years we have begun to
engage lighting engineers to
measure the proper illumination
ings and Indian posters were mad
by the pupils.Another interesting meeting is
being planned for the second Wed-
nesday in December, so plan to be
present.,
Armistice my
On November eleventh,Armis-
tice Day, at eleven o'clock the high
school held o brief program.
After singing America a minute
of silent prayer was held for the
boys who were "over there".The
program was concluded by sing-
ing wartime songs.
Something New
A new bulletin board has been
placed in the upper hall.Here the
exeiiangeslrorn other schools are
mounted so that the students may
read wem.This bulletin board
is larger and hence gives more
room for those who wish to readpapers we receive from the vari-
ous high schools and colleges.
Playing the Game
There is more to playing the
game than participating in the
contest.There is more so it than
being a good sport on the athletic
field.It is the spirit that feels
"win or lose, l'm for my school
regardless of personal loss or sac-
Alice".
It is certain that Cal-Hi can
never get any place with the lack
of this spirit that she has so lar
exhibited.The selfishness of the
before our school can become a
real puwcr.One of the surest ways to kill
school spirit,to be a poor sport
and to harm everyone concemcd is
jealousy.
The students chosen or elected
tudents will have to be overcome,
nnd Mrs. John Trisler, Mrs. Marr
und Mrs. nomic Smith.Mrs.llenry Klinllt and daugh-
occur
open
and
Lois
from
ter,Ruby, whose birthdays
upon the some day,hold
house Friday evening.Mr.
Mrs.Richard Sicvers and
wer¢those in attendance
town.Mrs.Geesamun and Celia
wer entertained a number of
ladies Saturday at the Rohwerhome in honor or their mother's
birthday.Mr. and Mrs. Jgh, Trisler left
Roh-
for various activities are the best
cliolce for their particular posi-
tions.Partinlity is not shown.
They receive these honors bccausc
they are too busy working to be
jealous of others.
The best thing for the student
who thinks he isn't getting n
square deal to do is to play the
game that is to be a good sportand to think of the school instead
of himself.Then he will find
that thc "e he wanted are
coming casl y to him.
Snturduy by auto for Dcadwood
\u..u ww. A lhlniie (flesh
required for the various indus~
trles.They have told us what
colors to paint the walls and
where to place the lamps to tho
best adwintuge.But only a very
small percentage of industrial-
istg go into the matter and pro~
fit by the findings.
The daylight factory has come
into being in the past ten years
with its walls composed almost
entirely of glass, as opposed to
the old fashioned buildings with
always dirty.But unfortunatelyall industries can not be located
in open spaces so we are thrown
back on artificial illumination,
which at best is a poor substi-
tute for daylight.Our eyes were
constructed for use by daylight
and any other light requires an
adjustment that,to our genera-
tion, is somewhat of u strain.
Eyestrain naturally results in
fatigue.Gllbreth.one of the
foremost authorities on lndus-
trlal Engineering, says that when
fatigue is present there is an
actud loss in productivity of
twenty cents per worker for each
and every working day.This
means a loss of sixty dollars per
year for each worker or about
$2,500,000 per your for the entire
working population.A large por-
centage of this can be saved by
periodic eye tests and simultan-
eous lighting surveys.
HERMAN NEWS
Mrs. Clifford Owen was takentotheUniversityhospitalat
Omaha lost week where she sub-
mitted to n sedous opemtlon. Sheis reported to bc improving.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kelso and Mrs.
tertalncd lust Sunday at the P. S.
Hopkins home.Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ander-sen moved their household goodsherefrom Omaha last Tuesdayinto the Albert llloore property.
Mr.Andersen is working for
Waldo Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson of
Crmig, were here several days lust
week assisting in the csre of hisfather, O. A. Johnson, who passedaway early Fdda morning.Mr. ahd Mrs. ilarold Ryan an~
nounee the arrival of a baby dough
flrie Vodica of Omaha, were en-
back with him. She has been stay-
ter, Mrs. Clifford Owen, who is o
cvcnm
may may De on U.. ,...,,.......-~~- »-~~ .-.__._.~-Mr.and Mrs.Karl H d,'"'°,_,"""°""' "'"'f been semi; daughters of sim, s.f"L'..'i' iiis.
Albert Petersen and babypaper designs for decorations.\g n Saturday evening Mn and
Mrs Ivan Helms drove to Omaha
and brought Ivnn's mother home
with them.She later went to herhome at Tekamah.
Kenneth Wachter who attends
spent the weekad at the homeof his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Wachter.Jacqueline and Ann Woodward
retumed to their home in Omaha
Sunday.They stayed with their
grandparents last week and at-
tended school while their mothervisitedrelatives at North Platte.She came home Saturday and was
accompanied by 'Mr. 'Woodward
who had arrived fro Sheridan,Wyo. and joined her mere.
Mrs. Gilbert Olson was hostessto the Womans Club Friday, Nov.18.For the musical part of the
program Mrs. Eugene Burdic song
two selections.Mrs. Ben WachterandMrs.Olson had interestinzi
DHPGFS on "Italy",Mrs.E.C.Burdic and Mrs.Henry Truhlscn
gave a splendid report of the state
convention held at Fremont, Oct.20-21-22.Tho Club will meetwith
Mrs. H. L Swan Doc. 4.Mrs.C. lt. Gray had u birth-day Nov. 12 and invited in a fewfnends to spend the nftemoon.Anice lunch was served.|
Mr. and Mrs. l-larry Madsen are
the proud parents of a baby girlbom last week .
ln response to a message tell~
ing of the death of her grand-
father, 0.A. Johnson, llirs. John
Sutton and Mr.Sutton drove
down from Valentine, Nob., arriv-ihg at midnight Friday.Wm. Pierce arrived home Friday
from Sparta,Wis.He brought
his son,Ho\vard's little daughter
Wayne State Teachers College,'
ing with an aunt.Mr. and Mrs.Howard Pierce drove over from
Columbus, Neb. Sunday for her.
Kramer entertained her club atherhome west of here.
The M. E.Aid met with Mrs.
F. O. Swanson Wednesday instead
of Mrs.Walt/er Kramer.They
are invited to meet in the country
this week 'with Mrs. August Pep-miller.Geo.Lamphar went to Omaha
Fndoy evening to sec his daugh-
pntient at the University hospital.
Mr._Owen also went down that
»z~Armistice dny was observed herePY all of the business places clos-
ing for the day.The day had o
special significance for the Legionb°ys, the Auxiliary and the com-
munity us well for the announcc~mcht was made that the mortgage
on the hall had been lifted.A
banquet will be given Monday eve-ning, Dec. ~ and those who aidedin the building of the hall and itsm a i g z t e n a n c o w i l l b e g u e s t s o f t h e
ospMrs.Nan Ryan oi Blair, spent
o few days last week visiting atthe Jesse Ryan home.Mr. ahd Mrs. E.W,Bunlic had
as week~end guests Mr. and Mrs.gobertDaugherty and children of
R. P. Petersen of South Dakota,
spent the last of the week wich
Thursday aftemoon Mrs. Alfrerha where shé spent theweek with
relatives..
Mr.and Mrs. "Dade"Parrishandson enjoyed Sunday dinnerwith Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Hopkinsand _S. M. Parnsh.
Miss Maggie Lowe had word
from Omaha Friday of the death
of s_cousih,Miss Elta PaulineScnvm,16, an honor student inthe Benson high school.Her mo-
ther is a teacher at that school.
Carl Nelson and lamily of Craig,
spent Sunday at the Chas. Nelson
home.Mr. and Mrs. Percy Harrison ind
Miss Nettie Mae Cooper droveoverfromDesMoines°Saturday
and visltcd over Sunday at the
H. 0. Cooper home.The formerwereguestsat the Bert Cooperhome at Teknrnah.
GOING WITHOUT BREAKFAST
Have you developed the habit of
going without breakfast,hoping
that by so doing you will be able
to take of! some of that surplus
fat?
This fad may result in impair-
ment of health and ls especially
dangerous to thosg under thirty
years of age.Statistics show that
to be overweight up to the age of
thirty gives better chance of long
life and health.O! course,ono
does not want to be too much
overweight,but a few extra1pounds provides a reserve in casa
of illness or for a strenuous ath~
letic strmln.Probably it would be wiser to
omit the mid-day meal, but wiser
still to make this rnid~d.ay meal a
Breakfast is the meal that fur-
nishes fuel for the most strenu-
|snmll one consisting of light foods,
ous work of the day. Funhermore,
the well-balanced breakfast cun-
tains orange juice, milk and other
foods that are particularly valu-
able.lf breakfast is omitted
there is the decided likelihood
that the healthful orange will not
be consumed us heavily as it
should.There is also a likelihoodthat the day's quota of rnl.\k will
be reduced.Nol Don't eliminate breakfast
unless a skilled physician has a
good reason for it.Too many
troubles can easily come as a
result.
REYEALS Sl'l`UA'I`loN
Fred D. Butcher, Federal En-
tomologlst,made n survey in
Washington county last week on
the results of the grasshopper
poisoning campaign carried on
here last summer under the di-
rection of County Agent George
Bates and some twenty-five Wash-
ington county co-operators.
Not s single grasshopper eggcase could he found where thol
poison was spread in infested
iields according 1/D directions.
However,an average of twentycases of eggs were found in each
square foot of soil where the hop-
GR./\SSll()l'PER EGG SURVEY Four cups cranberries,2 cupsl
sugar,2 cups water.12 whole
cloves,2 inch stick cinnamon,4
allspice berries.Pick over and
wash the berdes.Put in a sauce-
pan with the water and spices.Cook until berria are soft.Put
through a strainer.Heat.Add
sugar.Finish as cranberry jelly.
Pumpkin Plc
Ona and onehalf cups cooked
pumpkin, 1 cup mllk, 'ri cup sugar,
1 teaspoon cinnamon,salt,'A tea-
spoon allspice,i t teaspoon mace,
2 eggs, 1 tablespoon butter.Put
the pumpkin, milk, sugar, salt and
spices in a double boiler.Bring
to the scolding point.Beat the
eggs well.Add them to the hot
mixture.Stir until i t starts to
thicken.Add the butter.Pour
the hot filling into n baked crust.
Bake in a moderately hot oven
until the filling sets.
Cumberland Sauce for Duck
(Serves 4~6)
One-third cup orange juice,'A
cup lemon juice,1 cup powdered
sugar, 2 tablespoons currnnt jelly,
grated rind 1 orange, grated rind
1 lemon,1 tablespoon grated
horseradism. Mix ingredients; beatthoroughly; heat and serve.
Nut Bread
Two and onehalf cups white
flour (10 ounces),2%level tea-
spoons baking powder,1,5 cup
sugar,'A teaspoon salt,%cup
nuts (pecans or walnuts),1 egg
beaten light, 1 cup milk.Sift to-
gether,three or four times,the
flour, baking powder,sugar and
salt and add the nut meats.Add
the milk to the beaten egg and
stir the liquid into the dry in-gredients,Bake in a round corru-
gated bread pan one hour in a
rather slow oven, 250 to 300 de-
grees F.A regular bread pan
may be used it' a like pan is in-
verted over it during the first 30
minutes of baking,
New Recipe for loc Box Loaf
Ice box loaf is a real delicacy,
made as follows:
'One-half pound marshmallows,
1%cups milk,%cup chopped
nuts,lé cup chopped dutcs, 2'/S
cups graham cracker crumbs.Cut
marshmallows in quarters and
P°\1r milk over them.Add dates
and nuts. Then add cracker crumbs
kneading thoroughly.Place in
loaf shaped pan and let stand in
ice box about 12 hours before
serving.Slice and servo with
whipped cream.Will keep moist
several days.
Sweet Potato Salad, Celery, Nuts
Have you ever used sweet pota-toes for making potato salad? Try
this:3 cups thinly sliced sweet
potatoes, 55 cup sliced celery,55
cup chopped nuts,salt,paprika,
meg.Add these gradually with
eggs, well beaten, to the firat mix-
ture.a'K.nead five minutes; place in a
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Plan noirforwinrer c omfort. In-
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T h e A r l d t ~ w a r e
s.U. no gen mrs. nun!" " " " "nnd children, who with Mr. Wal-
ton will reside nt this place.
John Wrcidt and Mrs.Emma
Ketchmnrk drove to Emerson Sat'
urday,retuming Sunday a n d
bringing with them,Mrs.Wrexdt
who hae been visiting her daugh-
ters the post six weeks._
Dorothy Mcllillan of Blair, us-
lted here over the week-end.Mies Alma Kllndt oi Omaha,
open; Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mn. Herman Kllndt.
Mrs.Kale Rnhwer und Celln
were Sunday dinner guelu ol Mr.
and Mn, Georlm Rohwer Jr._Dr. Geesamnn and fnmlly vxdt-
ed with Don Qeemman ln Omaha
on SundnY~
Sunday visitors nt the Oral Hur-
zison home included Mr. andhire.
Frank Harrison of cms. Ml-.and
Mrs.Chas. Mueller und son of
Tckamnh.Mr. and Mm Louis liekels of
Florence, were Sunday callers nt
the Ira Piper home.
I-"I`.CALHOUN SCHOOL NEWS
(Published weekly by the students
of the Ft. Calhoun high school)
The Stal!Editor-ln»chie1 -- - - Sarah Bealee
Assistant Editor - - ~ V. SchroederAdventures ol' a Mouse - G. Gerlcke
Gladys Knm,Marie Prodmowa
Alméde Evans,Raymond salm-
derGrade News - - » Catharine Kruse
Sports News - - - - ~ - Carlos Dey
Pep Club News - - ~ Jane Mclllillan
spmed Ink . _ - - - Eleanor Neale
Jokes - - - - .»- - Hannah Beales
Business Manager ~ Nonnnn Slnder
Ass't Bus. Mgr. - - Charles Landers
Sponsors - - Misa G1-one. Mr. Mead
p_ T. A.The Parent-Tenders Association
held its third meeting of the year,No\~embcr,ll in the hizh school
assembly to discuss whether the
association was bo contlnue thru-
out the year as u school orgonlz-
ntlon.There wuz also n short
business meeting and program.
.,.,,........._ ,._-The basket ball boys took we
lust perlod Tuesday to prepare the
dty hall for basketball.The goals
are already up und practice will
start os soon aa possible.Asyou
see by the schedule card on the
bulletin board the first conference
game will be December 11, with
Uehllng nt Uehllng and the boys
use going to praetlce mighty hard
to carry the first game of! ns n
victory.
Pep Club Navn
The stunt testo wlll be given
Thursday evenlng for the ha t
time.`Sevenl more girls penned the
valley bull test for Bening the ball
into a om-foot square six times
out ol ten.»
Since the gun have been work-
ing on the nklta for Hua cndvel
they have been very myutndouu
They mah ta the door to prevent
anyone from entering but the
rumor la about that one hu some-
thing to do wlth the ages of
women.
Honor Roll
The following pupils have r e
eelved on average of B0 or above
ln all their subjects: June McNair,
Charles Anderson, Genevieve Sum-
mers, Joanne Kruse,Bob Suver-
kruhbe, Richard Geeoamnn, Urban
Cachelln,laude-e Fink,Mnrjorle
Dey, Putty Beadle, Lucllo Rohwexy
Be tty mx,Mary Ann Rohwer,
Herman Frnhm,lrume Modler,
.luck Smith, Nell Cox, Mary Mc-
Kercher, Kenneth Keegen, Robert
Dnnlel,Lucllle Gexlcke,Dorothy
Sloder, Murgylou Wllderaon.
The lollowlng is A lint ol pupils
who averaged 90 or above: Jack
Coburn, Violet Evans, Aman Mao
Croft,Clnrenee Smith,Ludls
Kruse.Chester Wllderson.
The following le a lln of puplln
who averaged 95 or above: James
Chase, Lllllnn Smith,and Edgu-
|Geesnman.
\Gnd;-Ne w:
The flret and second zndemom
|
"$ & ° " i i ' 3 "»°vi» 9,m n
.uis rn f rspent a few days n§€'w..?\.nt. the
-'~»g~ We ome.ho 13 _
m.e se w ves nmemi le s wg o hereloelzll creek
reports e one o een onel;§ndr?and osgi hundred :nd
ty c ene ch were swanm w ;m egg:time Mom
g on wB.. .nl Mre...J. Hicks of Phoe-
nix, Arlzonn enroute to thelrhomefrom a trip to New York Clty, vds-ited er;`uTuesdAy with her uncle,
J.ey.Mn. Jesse Ryan attended the
funeral of Mrs. Sophln Ellenbrudh
at Bennington,Friday.Miss Axwildn Lowe was nguestol her deter, Mrs. Funk Crnnor3; c f-xg from Frldny no s e n-
y.M r . a n d ~ o f
nr z n omeof hln ...¢§J, Clifford while Mrs.
Owen isvlrn ge hoejlltnl.
u ea oy nvlslt n few days li.. week from n
: . ~ " - = ' » ~ a r e a n d ~ z z
e.e r.ones wen<>m'Z1'§. Friday to vlnit a brother.
h L i t t l e ~ s t a a y ued with
gran paren .,Jsse Rynnmlnt week whlle her
mnme wasngambere of V-be Baptist W"'°';
Cir e nr e pre n noo f ' ; : f =~:..:"¢...=r.z
meetin W n ny 2 at e§a "°*~" ":'k';?.e'..¥1'e°'°=°""' n
te m meMr . I -5"A Mrs.Claude Clement!
ands eonn were entertained at dln-
g" Sunay at .the Maggie la ws
me.ou r . md Mn. F.0. Swanson,T.R.,Harold and Mies Mildred
drove to Omaha Sunday morningmg were guests ff frlends.An
r.eron wo -dersen to the Lord Lletar hospiwat Omnhe one day Inst. week.She
submitted to an operatlon for arf
pendldtln and is reported to be re-
cowrlng '5'"§."E E ne r
r.nn PB.ver oBlair, drove up Sunday to get uc-quelntled wlth ,ge new grandson
Herman relatives."
The .lunlor class resented theirPUY "A Whlbe Elep ant", n three
Friday evening before a fair slzed
nudlence.They gave n matinee ln
the afternoon for the grades. Miss.Margaret Kxoese who coachedthementertainedallthosewho
wok Part ln the gg-y and betweenthe acts,also the gh school tend:-
ere at the Mrs. Anne Peddle home
afterwards.The clean presentedher n lovely gift in appredntlon of
her effort ln making it n success.Ff i gl i ldov. 1g» ~ J. D.Lowe
was uno on er lrthdn whenn f n !rdntlvee and friend: gath-
ered nt her home that evening nnd
nrprleed her.They spent n
peru were had last summer but re-
ceived no poison.The number of
eggs in a case varies from twenty
Grasshopper eggs and egg casesmy be seen at County Agemf
Geo.Bates'office in Blair from
now until they hntnh.Accordingao Mr. Butcher, little relief nun bel
expected by winter freezing as it
takes n temperature of thirteen
egress below :erm lnhrenheit
mole befor.; they will ex-nck» and
n coll temperature of negative
Lhlrteen means no snow on the
ground and In nlr temperature o!
twenty deKN88 below zero.
Nnture la provlding some as-pleasnntaodulevemlng lhdmlvved umm ln natural ,enemies an
nct comedy at the Legion lull fony.
n lunch before leaving.Theme heavy nun in May and June win
grxenz were ur.and M m JohndNVB my of tlieyoung hoppers.591 of Teknmnh, Mr. and Urn There in A white gmb, also a buo-Wllbur Cvntty. Hr. md Mn. Wm.!terln]growth,that under hvor-
Mlller,Adelalde_ and Glen,Mlsemblu weather eondltlons gets some.Annlldn ;and Wxlhur Lowe.re.F1101 gsaggérgf Craig, epenttne
Fourteen members and one vla-itor, Mrs, B. c Hronek, attended
the meeting of the Womans Aux-
lli lry Tuesday afternoon at thehomeofMn.Minnie Skinner.
The new offioere were inshlled at
this time The president Mrs. C.L Rdd then appointed her com-
mlttee chnlrmen for the year anfollows:Rehnhitatlon,Mrs.F. J.Knatle; Chlld Welfare, Mn.Henry
Jackson;Ameldcanlsm,Mrs. J u.
Brodersen; Flower chairman, Mn.
Henry 'h-uhlnen; Poppy Dny, Mn.
Elmer Larson;Re!reahrnente,Mra.J. B. Jensen; Puhlldty, llrs.M.lle|Went.'hey dedded to clungethomae ol their regulnr meeting; tothe first Tuesday of each month.Mrs.Sldnner served u dellcloue
lunch.The Dec. meeting will be
g v nth ~ C. L . R=;_ ,-nd ge
to n erbirthday.D .l o
olof 4. Johnson, aged ss, .neuearly Fnday morning nt the home
of hls daughter. Mn. J. M. West
After A hrle! illness.He sufferedaparalyticstroke'hxeedny eve-flinx whlle visiting there.Surviv-
mg are his wile,we daughter,at the Bert Lo e home.Mrs.Chrlntene Connor of Do:
Min Ann Petersen, who le em-]Angelea,Calif.,one ntepson, Jae.ployed in Omaha, spent Saturday C. Johnson of Craig, one :Dep-
alght and Sundny at her hom; at daughter, Mrs. Lucy West at Her.
but our beet weapon so far is
the poison bolt which,used pro-
perly.ia an extennlnntor and n
preventar of egg laying.
Wnusa-Vincent Anderson leaa~
ed Carl Baggetrorn bulldlng on'
llnln St. and opened modern eat-
ing plnnt.
_,Arnold-Baldwin Cale pu a-
ed hy John and Eden Pierce.
Nellgh-Gndi ng of Highway
No. 14, north from dty to lt! ln-
teruectlon with Highway No.20
weet of Brunnwlck completed
Niobrare-Rpna along rdlmad
south of town belng widened.Crnlg--Bonn! or Eduendonleas-
eu lesion mu for perlod of een
yearn.Blue 3Prlngs Natlofnal gee
turned lnto local distribution ey!-
tem of People'| Natural Gao Co.
Norfolk-"Norfolk Press"eold
to l. N. Tompkins m d Son of
Mankato, Mlnn.
Talmmnh-Iowa-Nebraska Light
und Power Co. installing gan fur-
nace ln Cornlnh building.
Dayldné-Denx.ln'a Cale openedgg business l|\'F. L. M.iller'bulld-
Iewellen-Addltlon to Griee
Luthenn Church near completion.
!
Blnlr, Nd;N'gV8lI'|b¢r 19 1981
| \ K WEEK ATBLAIR PUBLIC LIBRARY
November 15th m 21st,Chil-
~n'a Book Week,s an |nnua\
FOOTBALL
(By D. V. Hauer)
The football season is rapidly
. .H i l o...., , . ,
The
VISITING I N WYOMING
Mr.and Mrs. John McDonald
1 ..| :" l nruddgsouth o!Bldr, left lu t
F00'I'BALl..
(By D. v. Huaer)
The lnotbnll season is rapidly
drawing m n dune. Only two more
games remxln o n Blair high
»clxool's conference schedule.The
ure the Lyons Ind the Teklmnh
gan-|e.'Both of these games are
VISITING I N WYOKING
Mr.and Mrs. John McDonald
and uma, Russell md Chnrley who
ruddg south o!Blair, left l u t
Thursday for Wyoming where they
u e thoroughly.enjoying them-
selves.
The
nfs, (ammo HOME
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Jusrwuwnr HELP~YYINQHBOU
The Silver Lining
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Some me Nvoseofma1DAP|Na moumme UWAHV
l0N6E2.Y0|) we samw 5
~Tuluessw WANT Done
Azounv me mam-
0 rulu\.u; AAan ~~ J a n e McMani
mv n v . M......\5111, Harriet Wilaog, Helen_Engel
(By D. V. Muaer)
A reant clipping from the
lmxha World Herald informs us
'mt a certain Omaha dtizen who
as a yearly income of $100,000
me .~\...\.(nn ....\».... - . - -». ,Friday, November 1.8, 1981 thoHome Eoonomlcs Club ve n ,,,,,|g-|\hlv lng a l their guests their
mothers md members of the fac-
ult _The color scheme was mm.
ke,J nellnq Dixon ana r u n'Be c k E m i n s e rv l hk-Therent
of the Home Economlcs Girls had
prevlounly served on une of the
committees so were hostesses for
n... an .umm 1. hundrcd mxésw
Ie s t in l observed widely b y "Wm
nries, schools and bookshops. The;
oe n t n l theme o l the W eek t h i n
. rAy y »utl
lx
mA l u I D I N U G A w u u u \ I n a 1 | v l s u a n ` g - H - 1 "- - - ' -- --.B o o k s " .i n t e r n n t i o m x l f n e n d s h i p , c o n f e r e n c e g a m e s .I f B I
& \ u . \ \ \ | » \ »4 | . { \ a | u | n f -| u n . | : \ . »' T " \ l . ' . f \m l n ~n f ~
The Silver Lining
HI"$_(numb Home =| f=?..=,=+;f¢»
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Some me Nvoseofma1DAP|Na moumme UWAHV
l0N6E2.Y0|) we samw 5
~Tuluessw WANT Done
Azounv me mam-
dr is able for years and in writing a card tocontestmlhisfriends, Mr. and Mn. J. E.Iu u u u a n \ . u \ \ - I .A v !n p m u ;Q u u M J
the support of the Community
Chest.This act of this one of
0maha's more wealthy citizens
was considered almost an insult,
on-cmd and pink, and was carried ;,e";;,,.,,§"'M}',§'i{;15},;Sasout in the decoration flowers, m~ furnished music for the tel-
per:and refreahmexmts.JaneBealesandMaryLouiseMoran
received at the door M...-f ..Plvmonth_FIant half of build-
ulxuugll \u uu u: u5 uznnuuga Ann..'v ""¢- " ' "' -' " ' - '1 ' A n he just C0l1ldll'f.~ide a a t onc e s ug ges ts c olo rfui ex-Bla i r wi ll h a ve a ver y g oo d c Hi m'ro anhi b i ta a n d exp lor ati on o f partic u-to th e Trl-Va lley Cq nf erg rjw ° l' f' T'f i' f"' f§ ""i t i n verse.He r e i s e
Fos han BLAIR MAN
RECEIVES HONOR
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ALLOW ED ToRAISE PHEASANTS
Two years ago as Ted Ellis, who
lives north of Blair was operat-
ed there until the cornpany's head-
quarters were removed to Omahain 1908.
He served as president of the
exchange in IMS and hal been n
member of the board' of directors
for many years.\
the Cr owell Ele vato r Co mp a ny i n
Omah a,wa s elec ted president o f
th e Oma h a Gr a i n Exc han ge to
succ eed C.H .W r i gh t.Mr .Li n-
de r h o lm a n d f a mi ly li ve d i n Blai r
du r i n g the early nineties an d is
k n o wn to ma n y Bla ir pe ople.
H e entered th e gr a i n business
at Newman Gro ve in 18 96 a s man -
ag e r f o r th e Cr owell Co.La te r
he transf erred to the c o mp an y s
I;|;....
represented by Maher and Csrfi-
gnn who brought out the facts
stated above,The case was dSs~
missed.
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ityn Mrs.C.R.Mead had the
negative side and Mrs.R.R.
Woods, held the affirmative.Both
ladies had given the subject much
thought and read well-prepared
CLUB MEMBERS BEAR DE-
BATE AND BOOK REVIEW
The Monday Afkrnoon Club
met with Mrs. Ed Stevens, Nov. 16
with a large attendance.The first
number on the program was u
debate:"Is Installment Buying
| .~..~ ,.~
T h e Eastern St ar kensingt/on
me t with Miss Cora Beard north
of town last Tuesday aftemoon.
There were sixteen in attendance.
The la de s played hearts while
visiting : n d Mr s .W alter Nelson
had low score and Mrs. E. C. Hunt
high.A refreshment committee
ser ved a dai nty lu nc h,
lar delightful fields of children's pionship.Thls Friday, Novemuerluamllteratuxe.American publishers 20, Blair plays ul, stxon§_LyorBl and ms c nec lc :or rus y dolla rs wn8l}(fnD"1 nnrl n.....§...'.'_;:;-..';°?'=returned to him.This $100,000 sl
year man probably attained his
financial fortune by the dd and
assistance of his fellow men, many
of whom are now out of work.
Now, when he is called \1P°n in a
erlsls to mid the poor and un-
employed.he falls and betrays
them.This petty act on his part
he will have cause to remember
until his dying dlv-
From thls act of this Omaha
msn, we can learn a great lesson
"lt pays to be on the square".If
a man trample: honor in the dust
in his mad rush to accumulate a
few dollars,he ls not desirablelasa citizen.As lar as his re-
'lations to his fellow rnenare con-
cerned, he would be better of! il
he were a pauper.A noble char~
|acter and friends will help any-
one in his struggle for existence.
A selfish man who lives only
lor himself and his family would
be better off on a lonely island
than to try to make his way in a
complex society where cooperation
ounts so much.If a man is not
a good citizen and his community
is not better because of his beinglinit, he is a failure in every
lsense of the word.No person
sid~ at lhe ~a table.Rosemary
Pooler, Darline Wentworth,Rita
1
For Your
Thanksgiving Dinner
Cranberria, 2 lbs.---25c
No. 1 Walnuts, pound --`251:
Hallowe'on Dates, 2 pounds --2Bc
Citron and Orange Peel, pkg.-loc
Swans Down Cake Flour -27c
Bulk Ralslns, Seedless, lb.-''IOC
Marshmallows, per pound -25c
Powdered or Brown Sugar, 3 lbs.-25c
M a l n t o p F l o u r ....8§c
O m a r W o n d e r F l o u r _-$1.19
|0|b. Pall White Syrup 59c; Brown 54c
Try a pound of Corbins Oval Brand Peaberry
Coffee at -----25c
You'l| Like It
ing owned by H. P. Heiliger bein~
remodeled for Kennedy Hatchery
who will start operations Dec. ls
1 £lhavemade many many of the
favorite books of other lands
available here in translation,re-taining the foreign flavor 'ln the
text and illustrations.France,
Russia, India, China, almost every
country round the globe hnsmade
contributions ta the bookshelves
of American boys and girls in
recent years.I n addition there
are popular tales by American
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team at Lyons.Lyons claxms¢wlluv e n v e ry go o d te a m thi s y e a r.So me whe re i n o ld ~W
and they expect to give Blair n
great battle.Last year,Lyonsdefeated Blair on the local field.
However, Blair is hoping to return
the favor in the game next Friday
On Thanksgiving Day,Blair and
Tekarnah meet in their annual
football battle on the local field.
This is dwsya a high point in
Imafan.N.-Ismnm football.Many
Where the mountain streamlets
twine,Sits the old Nebraska poet,
In the shadow: of the pine.
From your friends, John and Anna'
WILL EAT "POSSUM"
"Red"Campbell and "Rudy"
Fink, while out on a hunt Tuesday,\
uumom wnu agsnm . .v.e.,,.. .,.historical background, books of in-
formation about travel and cus-
toms abroad, biographies of world
heroes, ancient and modern, fairy
and folk tales and unusual pic-
ture books. for the youngest read-
ers.Round the world book tours
must begin or end with our coun-
try, and a wide and interesting
range of titles are available, giv-
ing boys and girls the thrilling
story ol Ameri wry.Book lists will be 'ven at the
Library.There is to be n Book Title
Contest held and this is open to
all children from the first to ninth
krndes.A prize will be given to
the one having the most correct
titlesAJuvenile Contest for Book
nnur..
i
I
i eonferenee--harnpionshlp has
been decided hy this Turkey Day
picked up a "possum" which they
were exhibiting on the street
Tuesday afvernoon."Red"says
that "sweet potatoes and possum"
are "yum, yum"and that he is
counting on a real feast.
contest.The games have always
been very close, only_s touchdown
or two separating the winner from
the laser.Bow Blair and Teka-mnh have been playing great foot-i This little animal which is found
ball this season, and both are out morg in the south 1_5 considered by
to win championship honors in thelsoutherners as a real delicacy.A
Tri-Valley League.Blair has abig feed of "possum" and sweet
great line which has practicallymotataoes is held in the same es-
outplayed every team they metlt/tern as s wild goose .feed is with
this season,On the o ther wd.
Tekamah has one of the best nm-
ning attacks in the state This
will bc n game well worth atten-
dng,Sn fact, it is a game of
games.
BLAIR PIONEER CELE-
BKATES 9lST fs lnrrma vl
us.
NAMING THE BABY.
A surprise shower was given for|Mrs.Cecil Thompson,west of
iBlair at her'hon-no Wednesday aft-
iemoon,Nov.18.The afternoon
was spent in a social way and in
naming the new baby, a little boy.should be criticzizecbfor makihsr am
\w \:\:n um.r u u u c u i u l z u g .;r eg,|R fD i r e c t i o n s :E a c h l i n e o f . i u m -M o n d a y s Q m a h a B - N e w s c o m e
m m :l n l i n vc S n n f n i n q 1 | m f i n . .a t t a i n e d a w r l t e - U D a n i !p h o t o 0 f . M 1 ` 5 -[l&l\Ul€nlBThompson
w e r e s e r ve d a n a
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ci l and nt `hutes to the up-blglslng of cgxerzammumity.How-B i g 4 W h i t e N a p h t h a , I 0 B a r s§`RJ\§`2}"}aE&l§§f`§Ls¥é;, i¢"E§§:."
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Hoomasenusric.Mrs.Sarah Ballard of Washington
county, one of the pioneer settlers
of this community who has recent~
ly celebrated her ninety~first birth
lanniversary.The article states that Mrs.
Ballard came to Blair late in the
fall ot 1869 and as there was nobridgeacrosstheMissouririver
which was fmzen nt this time of
year, she walked across.
With the exception of a few
years spent at Chndrun,Mrs.
'lovely gifts.|Those present were Mesdames
Merton Winchell, Jalm J. Jensen,|'..\1|rn llnnk,Lenmn-1 li urk,L ;
roy Crenrh, Alfred Anéumn and!Frances,Walter Peterson,Miss'
.Amanda Peterson,Miss Etta'Schani and Mrs. Thompson,
'c0UNj~y sUF"r. SURPRISED
ON BIRTH ANNIVERSARY
Mrs.Lester Belford arranged
and carried out a complete sur-Ballnrd has lived at the southemlprise on her husband last Satur-
edge of Blair city since 1870, and
is in very good health.She with
I d a y e v e n i n g w h e n s h e i n v i t e d i n
v\ n vn \ u= | » n f w h -R n \ f n ¢ A ' n # vl a n / In
r s om e re alSEE; 'QE :['°'jf.{_§'§ }j}'°{§§' _'j'_["||Look over our 104: counter fo|
l u z u u u .u l :u u u u l u u u l u s e C u m
munity and his fellow men ir SPECIALS In canned goodstimes'of a serious economic crisis.|Ciga re tte s , W hite Rolls , CBl'tol\
-Breezy Bits._._98c
CeleryFresh Oysters
P!attsmouth--Sinclair Oil unc Phone 84pficgStation
rle uwum._g .a m c .~ ~G i l b e r t s o n f s S t o r e
Aon Conutnxnion Co.,on thein'
r
Blair City Ball Park
AT z=3oy. M.
This is the Game of Games,
the classic of Eastern Nebras-
ka Football.Be present and
boost for a victory for your
team.
a Q
of $99,800.
her daughters Misses Ha rri e t" """"""` "'. ""' '""""'"" '§ '""""'and Grace have a comfortable =-"di§¥§h"§.e§L'l1l't§.-"" cards with re~
home-like place with a yard full Those a r t i c i ~in thof lovely shrubs and flowers and prise mg K ~ D§Groff, '
fruit'.|Mort!ock, John A Chrrigan, Har-. h e .E"'i?"p""f' . ''f'f°"'ff'_b°ft1°ld Marron,J.Stuart Lichhter AFHWAY STORE
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I ,.\..,\......»\-Mwni A N O T H E R C O U N T Y
Some we ek s ag o W m,Din een
and other s were ap pre hen ded in un
ntleriipted raid o n a c hic k en house
o n th e He n r y Men ge do ht f a r m
so u th we s t of He nn a n .Th e y f a i l- '
ed i n th ei r a tte mp t b u t we r e
placed und er ar re st an d were
bein g he ld i n th e c o unty jai l pe nd-
in g tri al.
Th e Mo n d a y Af te rn o o n Clu b
wi ll me et D ec .7 , wi th Mr s .Ni c k
Th a n e i n s te a d o f wi th M r s .L . C .
Fa r nb e r g a s outlined i n th e y e ar
book.The re wi ll be n o me e ti n g
o n No v.so.
C A R D O F T H A N K S
W e wi s h to th a n k th e k i n d
frinnrla nur! nninlnlnnvn mx.- nenlnhul
Prices Effective in Blair from Friday, Nov. 20th
P u mp k i n Cranberries
\I :I :
hi s whereabouts,c alled f o r the
gen tleman cm a chic ken ste ali ng
c harge to whic h he c on fessed.H e
wa s tu r n e d o ve r to th e m a n d wi ll
be trie d in th e Cass c ounty c ourts.
Gel i\t
Ogallala--F.E.Abott purchas- and those who acted as pall bear
ed interest of J.G.Blaine in ers.Ogallala Laundry.I Jesse Hansen and family..
Thanksgiving Day
Football
us at the death of our dear wife
and mother.We especially wish
to thank those who sent such
beautiful floral offerings and
those who furnished the music,
also Rev.Norlin for his kind Thanksgiving Day
Football
GAME
Blair vs. Tekamah
Game called at the
Blair City Ball Park
AT z=3oy. M.
This is the Game of Games,
the classic of Eastern Nebras-
ka Football.Be present and
boost for a victory for your
team.
This will be a battle be-
tween a great defensive and
an equal offense football team,
two of the best teams in East-
ern Nebraska.
Generalldmission -50c
2 pounds 23c"E per bunch loc E5 \48.Tennesvee
Gel: ihe Habit
irade with-
rice ¢1f»u\i@.-
(~\Blair° ---»Nebm
§ ; f . .. . . . . . r ; . . . ' . . . . ' . .s . .'- ~
cARRoLus
C a s h G r o c e r y
oCarroll Thornburgh, Prop.
WhereFoods are Priccdfor CASH
Specials for Friday and Saturday
jéll Powder, 4pkgs...l7c
12 pkgs....4 n
Phone 73 We Deliver
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~p n g Large Over Grade~clmfgia Paper Shell l b .--»32C
49.Llszzdddsonvea50.Siésiswamlhyfnoom Oranges
0 c
pound l7c
Lv'M a r s h m a l l o w s Sunklst M i x e d N u t s E j
uaranteed Fresh Nnvals New rop ~
2 do ze n 3 5 c 2 p o u n d 3 9 c d w(By D. V. Mauser)The Hmhe Economies classes
served their breakfasts lust week.
The girls are divided into groups
Each group selects its guests,
host, hostess and members uf fum-
ily, and plan the menu.They thcn
make out order list, llver list,
4.
Mince Meat
Peerless Brand
Flne Flavor
Coffee LARD
Pureg g Alrwly BrandGround Fresh
nt Tlme of Purchl
3 pound S
CORNIMiss Tyrell.The hos; was Mar
nesday afternoon the guests wen
Min Buser Ind Mins Hutchinson
The acting host was Cathex-in
Jenkins.the hostess wus Mari
Moss, and the member of the fun Gad. size cans 60c
'fhnmrndnv rnnrnina Nnwmhnrl1 z f B T" l l " _ ` i { r . _ ; 1 ! _ - I
n u m .Tha but i n :num
Plone.due holful v u Bonnle Pineapple
Hllll Dale Brnnd
Broken Sllces
Llrzo 2 l-2 llza cans
2 for 29c
LETTUCE
Lnrge Solid Heads
FRESH CRISP
2 for l5 c
Reuling, and Rosemary Pooler was
the member of the family.Thun-
day aftemoon the guests were Mr.
Marren and Miss Eberhnrt.The
hast was Janet Stewart. the hos-~ wa s ~ Horan, and
member of the family was .C
Bealea.Miss Willmore was
guest at all of the breakfasms.
CHRISTMAS IS NEARING
again
nearinz another hzmny holiday
and the Christmas spirit is begin-
ning to be felt.Christmas goodsin many of our ltores have been
on hand for some time and plana
ure bein!hi d for the holiday
5 2 C zpounds 19c 2 foI'
Store will be closed Thanksgiving Day Thursday,
ID B a ni m OI u nn stman na sb e en a
2.3 r
P h o n g 7 3 W e D e l i ve r g
Open Evenings and Q-===d=~y~;
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~p n g Large Over Grade~clmfgia Paper Shell l b .--»32C
II
r
9 G e n e r a l i
!
two of the
Open Wednesday evening.