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Vol,. 491 No. so.

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Randolph Win~ :from High Schooland Plays Tnt1ning Sc~ool l

to Tie Here. ' 1

Double Contest

Played Friday

Wayne city councq~;ular meeting , ,considered thelowering electric rates in Wayne,and though no definite action hasbeen taken, it is thought thelight rates will 'be cut about twen­ty percent and heat and powerrates will also be lowered by asmaller percentage. Use of thenew oil-burning engine in thepower plant has made cost of op­erati(;>D less, and the saving ,willbe passed on to consumers. Aplan of charges is being ·workedout, 'and it is thought the reduc·tion win be made on Novemberbills ,which -are collected the firstof December.

Section OnePall'ea 1 to 8 '

Deceased Had Been' a Resident ofCarroll for the 'Past Twen­

tyseven Years.

Is III Few Wee k s

Services Are Conducted for Mrs.W. E. Bellows at Carroll

Methodist Churah.

Funeral RitesHeld On Friday

'RALD

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IITH~RSDAY, OCTOBElt 10, 1929.

YNEIiT'I: "'HE, ~ ,

C'ounty To AssistDiamond Jubilee

Sixtee~ Pa$es

Two Sections,

Mr. and Mrs, Henry Lessmanand Fred Luth arrived home Sat­urtilay from Si~ey, Neb., wher~

thlty spent about\)three weeks in

~~ts~~~~~. ~~:natt~~~eto~~September 18 the wedding' of Ray­mqnd Lessman, grandson of Mr.aDd Mrs. Henry Lessman, andMiss Esther Borcher at the bIide·shOJIle. The young couple will liveon a farm near Sidriey.

:fdr. Lessman reports crops' ofw~eat and corn excellent near thehome of his son at Sidney. Hefound crops looking well OD theentireb trip.

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R, i t e s On Slillday

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Father Of SitDie~ On Fr~day

Alfred Backstrom Passes Away atHome West of Waltdield,

Aged 46 YeaTS.

rJo'meral Sen-lees Are Held in th~

Snlem Lutheran Churchin Wakefield.

OFJ:C~1:~~~~\ISTEarlyR~siden~ sg:At~I's~~~HE' Speak To Club Wa n~ County Ins!ructors Are:H ,re

SHOWS lNCREASE Of C 'f D·~· WASN'f NOTIFIED Here At Hotel Monday Alld Tuesday For Intitutf'

THE Herald bas just bad Its ounty I S IN 'tbe Linc~;;I,;;.~rnal of Oc- Iowa and Nebraska Educators Ad-

second. annual audit made -~ t ~r 3, th~ Ic~-umn devoted dr 88 Teachers In Their An-' AS CORN PICKI G~~n~h~f~~~olt: ~~K:~d~ros~d Hel:t~~o::S~lh\~:~::as:::u~way ~~r' ~ ~;e:~vJ!~~:~~~~~: ~.: Dr. :;;m~e::b~:;~:s~:~:nes uual Gathering. BE8A~~~R~C~iER:md advised by the official day, Aged 72' Years. 'II aut 0 ty, gJ~. the names of Kiwanlans Monday. Wa ne county. instr1;1ctors at- :..-~ J~.

=~:~~a~i~n~heD~:~;ea:kr~po~~e~~ R i t e s Wednes.l!ay :~'to ~~It;:~t ee~:~~;s i~f t~: ~ont;lllcts Singine:. ;~n~: t~iy~~~olins~~fJ:ng~e~~ CO~~eP~:~i~go~s,~~~n~u~~the au~lt will be received from Uj agat~ Falls, an; the name of :" '--' Wa Monday and Tuesday with ty, and many fields tIl yieldLincoln soon, and it may' be in- --~------;-- J Johrp. L, Soules I of Wayne ap~ M Coun y Superintend.ent Pearl E. seventy bushels to he" acre.

~s, ected by anyone interested. Flmeral Services Are CORd eted peal1s in the u~t. John denies I's. Clara Wescott Has: Charge Sewel presiding. Dr. C. L. Rob- An average of fifty ushels is

Cl\of Musio-WUl Go to Con":\. I

he auditor found-the Herald at Home and In Evangell I tha he is dea}I' and expresses bins f Iowa City, Miss Agnes expected. Old-timerStreCallon-11 "ention In Omaha.

liI:st had made a net gain of Lut~eran Church. '\ sur rise tha"t ~istorians. hav,~ Samu Ison of LDes Moines, George ~o;n:'a;e~:, l~~::' a ~~~ ~~:Funeral services were held at 1~0 d~ring the year, and stat- F al.t' d tun m~ ee th: a1)lOQ ~~eme~tt Wit~~ 4,~nr. C,"L. Robbins, professor of ~::a ,~e~~ottinC~in'Pl~t~mo~~~: tho B t thi '

the Salem Lutheran churcb lu ~ar~~:; ~~:n~c'e..~~~/~:~~:"~ Wed'::'e....da/~;~er~~~~ ~~n1~~~t:m f;l t u~rstbs~o~~ k'~~ tb:~arly education at tbe University of were Instructors Schools were IS"b';;~:~' th~n tb:t e~~s~~~~ da~un.;;:;,,~';,"uvi:~s~e~:\':,~~;:Wakefield Sunday afternoon for pers in the state the Custer the home in Wa.yne and at 2 f~om eig ties, he br ved the whirl~ ~9wa in Io~ City, addressed Ki- dismi sed the two days of the pro- when considerable soft corn, church in Carroll for Mrs. W. E.Alfred Backstrom who died at his Cdunty Chief publIshed at Bro- the _Evangelical Lutheran church ing- waters of 1'iagara, but he !~ans MO;Dday following their gre.m due to a wet fall, aptkared. A Bellows who died in Wayne Octo-

_ home one mile west of Wakefield ken Bow taking the lead. It here for' Heinrich Westerhaus, l1es- did at go dow" never to come ~,Qnday luncheon at Hotel 8t1'at- Dr. Robbins, In an address on further disadvantage·! in 1896 ber 2 at 9 a. m: after severalFIiday. October 4, after eight ' t d b th(t dit th t ident of Wayne Munty for fOr~y- up On the con. rary with the tpn, ~i8 subject being "Adult Ed- "The School as a Lifelong Educa+ was the price. It w~s as low k· ·n d 63 5­days.' illness with ,doubl~ pneu. ~~s ~Oe:ald Yscoresauad~:nta;e four years, who passed away S t- ap~ aUSe of an liOnlooking mul- u;catlOJl." He explained the need tion." stated that -a planned edu- as 8 cents per bUShel', ancl the :::t~s 1a::S~ ;:;s. Re~~;;: A.monia, aged 46 years, 8 !months from a local adfertiser's view- urclay, October 5, after aR,illn~ss Htu e mingled With the mighty' for, sentiment for and movement catio is of m.ost value. Som.e highest price paid wBts only 17 Rominger had charge and inter­and 12 days. He had beej failing po~nt in the dis~ribution of its of three months, aged :'l2 yel\rs,. roll. of, the fall~, John, buffet- tfu~a~~u~~~k~ducationof adults in vocat ons can be learned in a short cents per bushel. <forn was ment- was made in the carrollin health the past sum'-'ter and circulation whic~ shoWs almost 3 months and 19 days. Rev. IH. ed bout like a Fork, surmount· ,; Miss Agnes Sa.muelson, Iowa ta'bmlee. nPfoerrmsOantB"onmafrYomre""raldiv,eO,v,aplUa~ cheaper than coal, amd many cemetery.did" not have strength to resist one hundred per, cent. coverage A. Teckhaus and Rev, A. Ja~ke ed he peril and landed safely ~ bushels were used fori fuel dur- Mrs. Bellows' maiden name wasil.lf1-e.ss. Rev. J. A. Martlin had in Wayne counity. The find- had charge of the services ~nd' on ~hore, Instead of finding '~r-,~e supe ntendent, spoke to the pers nd such sources, but organ - ~.n'ag,ththeewicnl.tmaxer,Thteo Yaer,re°ctf."s8V06f Miss Emma Belle Walker. Shecharge of the funeral rites and.in- fng; dUly attest~d' give::J as~ur. interment was made in the Ev n- an nntimely gra~e in the m.ur- f~~ t~lS~ ::d.:.rth :a~~ ~~:~~:, ized learning makes life much n was born at ·Bloomington,. pl.., onterment was made. in Wakefield ance to anyo e wishing to gel,'cal Tbeophilus church ce e~ ky "depthS of Ni~gara John . riChet. The elementary schools, disheartening years in Ilow mar~ April 26, 1863. the ,daughter ofcemetery reach the peopl of this terri- tery southwest of Wayne cam~ west artd located in stating th t without anyone the the s eaker stated, are designed ket values, and reCOll~CtiOn cary and Nancy E. Walker and

Isaac . Alfred Backstrom was. tory. Mr, Westerhaus was b~rn J'Jne wayne where bel haS lived hap· =~h:~e~lul~e~;:t1u~~~:te pTrbo:' to gi e children the rudiments of makes recent years "em rich one of eight children. She wasborn in Wakefield on Jam.iary '22'1'~_-:::=::::::-l==== J 1"6, 1857, in Borgholzhausen, West- pUy ever since. t educton as a foundation for life in opportunity and reward. married December 29{ 1881, to

. . b gram tor ch year, a plan of Tbe 'gb scbool Is des,'gued to' ,1883, He received ChnstiAn ap. phalia;---fJermany'. He was baptifd I "--t::====:::::::r:::::::::::::--_f I Contrasted with corn, prices in William E. Bellows at Chatsworth.ti,sm in infancy and ,was co~rrri- C'ou,ple Is 1,1, Wed and confirmed in the Evangeli all :eu,'tting th .program into opera~ give bhildren a view of life, pre~ 1896 is 96 cents' ptr bushel ill. Later the family lived on a

,~~r~n i~h~~r~~h~~~~, ~a~~ ~~~~~ At DrTakef~eld ~~~he:~s c~U:~~iJ:er~ra:e;n ~~ ~:~ s~a; el::n

on

sta~~~ ~:~~i ~:frtratdi~~:r;n~~Ilvic~~~;i~~f~~ ~~~~ ~~ ::;~:~:da:~~~~n:i~~ :::h ~~;89:ai~~~,m:ed c:Miss' Ellen Johnson on J~me 25, W.I 1881. The family came to Amer- Rat Is S=d interests in any community years The school should give a well, and therefore ft will be Clation, Wright county, Iowa.1913. Mr. Backstrom w~s well ~, lea in 1885 and settled on a farm \lld-.Cooperate to promote edu~ bette mastery of tools and a bet- easy to pick v.ithoOt waste, where they bought ,their firstknown as a prospe.l'ous·,aJ1d econ~ MIss, .Blanche ~uger Becomes in wayne county for thirtytwo _ caUonal a~~ancement. ter f~undation of mterests that but th tim r ·r h f th home. They sold their farm on

I ti't' H h d b B Id I Ch 1 M L Mrs Clara Wescott of Platts f Tb work ,:", taeke elqown'g~·~l.'''th'°an

rus

e_se en ous Ct Izen. e a ceoare 0 a: es esser- years, experiencing the hardships 400 At nd Wayne and' 0 . . - will ontInue through Ii e e •.. ~ March 1, 1891, and moved to Rip-

member of SslemLutheranlchurch, schmidt (I~ Sunday. of pioneer life. Mr. and ~rs. OR Coun Meeting at m uth, led commumty singmg ')f teach r IS the most important part ual on account of"t e unusual pey, Iowa, where they boUghtsince 1913, having tra~ferredI ~---l.-..' Westerhaus moved into Wayne in ncord Ch ch 8unda;y. :i:!e\Teral nur~ers. of ed catIon, Dr Robbms stated, abundance. But eye day de- another farm. Later Mr. Bellows

.membership ~frqm the' ~oncord Miss Blanche Kruger, youngest 1917. __ •.'[he Kiw me diatri~ c?nVentiOtl and er obJectives should be to voted to gathering' ecropwiU engaged In the mercantile busi-church. daughter··of Mr. ·a.nd Mrs. George Eight chUdren were born to Mr. Th annual rally of the zone ~ I bedheFl~,in.omaha this Thurs· atd y~ung folks tn the followmg yield largely and p'r itablyand ness in f Ppey HiS store was

0' td b' t M K ' Ul:I.y an +Ida:y and several from f f tal ult' I tb' f f 'ti destroye by ft're in the fall of=tX chi ren were am 0 r, Mrru,~rb,aOrfleSneaMr~i,Wsear,kcebfmlelldd't. a,nond and Mrs. Westerhaus, three pre- camp ising wayne and Dixon tb 1 cal lub I to d Healt , mastery 0 undamen s, m Ip y e JOYs 0 rUl on.

and Mrs. Backstrom. Bestdes his C ceding their father in death. De- coun Walther Leagues was held 11 e 0 c pan atten Wtl- .wort~y home membershIp, voca- 1901, and in the spring of 1902wife, deceased leaves three:daugh- of ¥r, l;lnd Mrs. Adolph Messer- ceased leaves his Wife and the fol- Sund y in the Lutheran church S~o~;c~~::uer, ~:e;i~::f b tion, soctal and ciVIC work, em- I the family came to carroll whereters, Helen, Vivian and iLmian, schmidt of, nea.r Wakefield, were lowing children: Mrs, Minna Red- near Concord With an attendance R B' , tary, ploy ent of leIsure time and char- School Buil..l;"'g Mr. Bellows has been in the mer-and three sons, Verne, Alden and united in marriage Sunday, Octo~ mer of Norfolk, Mrs. Emma Bak~ of 40'0 persons ·1 owen, dlstnct trustee, are aeter butlding ~... cantile business with D. :1. DavisDean. He is also survived: by his ber 6, at 2:aO, Rev. F. C, Doctor er of Dalton, Mrs. Anna Rath' of Fat the opehing service, which de egates. C. O. Mitchell, J H T\\·o Questions. Work Pro~resses since.mother, Mrs, Josephine ~.Back. performmg the ceremony in the Hemingford, Neb., M,rs. Ma,rie was at 10:30 in the morning, JKemp'NF. L. Blatr, F .. E ..Gamble, Mi~s Samuelson i3poke Monday l!'1 Three children were<bom toMr, h Cuss Dr C T Ingham H 1 and Mrs, Bellows "',' - , " '",7e--'strom of Wakefi,eId,. and ~ three Lut eran church northwest of Assenheimer and Fred Wester~ Rev. IG. T. Kern of Concord, de- .. ,.... " on th topic, "Two Questions." In ,- ...brothers, John Backstrom qfOak~ WakefIeld m the presence of near haus of Wayne. There are f~ur- liver~d' the sermon, using as his B. Jones and C. M. ,Craven plan view of the obligation to the pu- Classes at \\'ayne 81Teachers na Ellen and Murrill 'land,. Emil and Theodore ! Back~ \ rela!Uves and friends. A wedding teen grandchildr:.n . Mr. we

4er- text ~'Remember the Lord ~n the ~s:ttend part or all of the tr

mepil, t e teacher's attitude should ~~~:re :~~~: 2' ~~:~ latter two dying in inf

strom of W,~kefield' and (ire si5- dint/I& was ser,ved to about sev- haus is also survived by ne days of thy youth." Ffe discussed Wa ne Kiwanians are entertain- be to make every day. a new. ad~ Besides her husband,ters, Mrs. HIlda Johnson 'or Ser- entjrfive at the bride's home after brother and one sister in er- the advantage~and disadvantages in t£ N rf lk b b; ventu e and an event m the hves 'lows leaves one· son, Lester

~~:~o:I~;ssIO:~an:rs~nJ~~~~~~L ~~~:mnoe~· ;a~e;r~~~g cO,uPle maDneYc'eased was • charter m Im- of old age, mi dIe age and youth, th~ir ~v~s °Fri:u

, ~~:b~~s tt:; of' plupils. :.re~ident H?rbert w;:~e~a;; i~f b~~~hi~'d~edh~ u;.~ ~:~i~;:s,of w~E::~er. ~~~'r n:I e stating that B where in life aEe at a dinner and %ance in' Hhtet ~o?ver says, The c~~dren s .a~~ the State Teachers ollege. All '

Mabel Backstrom and Mrs: ISelma Miss Kruger's dress was of ber of the Evangelical Theoph,lus advantages an disadvantages so Stratton. The Norfolk club Ilen- bVltYt

Sllodu1d bfe Pt~rttct'Pbi~ntg'Os~' ~n walls of the building ~re up; The Chatsworth, m., and Edwardcarr of Wakefield. , white georgette trimmed with lace, church southwest of Wayne, ~d unevenly bala ced as in you. t tal d th W b '1 grea an com or 109. f th It. I Walker-,*Bisniarck, N. D,,' and

Those who came from \3. dis and she w a ·1 Sh . d aft h He' concluded ~y tell,'ng how tbe er ne e ayne mem ers, ast view of the obligation to the supports or e roo re in p ace one sister, Mrs. Sylvester Moore. .- ore vet. e carne retained his membership er e May I th ' t t b uld t acb and siding is being ut on the '

tance sunday to Wakefield,to at- a Shower bouquet of lilies and moved to Wayne'. The past ten young people ay better "remem- r . J schoo, e lOS ruc or s a e I. of Chatsworth, ill.

d f M-old M 't 'd I d supports. The struQt~re will be M d Le t

ten the uneral are: r, I:U.\ rs. white roses. Her bridesmaid, years he had been a faithful at- ber the Lord i the days of their Y F lk W pro~l?r, atb u~es, 1 ea s an ap- enclosed within a feW,days ready r. an Mrs. s er R. BellowsNor,man John!:;on of Sergeant Miss Mary Kruger, wore rose tendant at services of Evangel cal youth." oung 0 s e _precu~.tion. . -, for winter, and the i[herio~ work of Spencer, Iowa, were here fromBlIpf, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. John geoJrgette and carried pink roseS Lutheran church in Wayne. r. A b ' 'a beld t The Will To Work. • a distance for the funeral. They, mllness sessIOn w oS .a I N f lk H __ 1 Mi~S Samuelson, in s eaking on will then be started. £wau of theBackstrom and sou', ,Alvini and and carnations. Helen Schwarten Westerhaus was a man of ine 1 oclock Sunday afternoon WIth n or 0 ome , Plat d th t power house at the c ege are al- returned home Saturday.:\1is8 Emma Larson of O~dand, anq Ruth Miller were flower girls Christian principles. IRK d R W G d ~ "The Will To Work's e a , .,".~'taIn ev. ern an ey. :. er es, __ the teacher, who is'the most ~m:t so ~p and the struc ,ure is pro-

~:~~n~a~~~ ~fd·w=~~:~S:r.:~ ~~~~~~: ~:~~~don~.w~~ ~~~:= fo~~~eti;~:e~:;earf::O:r~a:~ M.~: the latter of Wakefteld, m charge. ,Miss Ardyde Patterson of UTa e, orta.nt art of education, shoul ',gressing. I To' Lower RatesdOd Md'L.. It was vote~ to hold the annual, _ Becom'!"5 lJrlde of H. E. I :ave tl1ePwill, to work and inspire Classes at tl1e college, elected

Mrs. Fre . An erson, r. an groom wore a suit of navy blue. Carl Baker of Dalton, Mrs. AFa rally some turle before the ~. ,. ,. SorenSen of, Wakefield.' u ils with this -AbraiiRrii" -Un.. _Qff:icers .the pa.st weelf·· The sen- On EI tri·ty~~I~r::::e~~~s;d~~d:dmii:ah~:~,~:th:~s~;:::~ec~~~t~Sw~~o~:~~:k0it.;~r:~n;:o~~rf~~ ¥rs. c?nvention,each year. An execu- __ I ~Ol~ had the ~ to work and iors chose the follo~ng: Presi- _. ee, CI ~

f C M d M 1 bl live comtnlttee composed. o~ one Miss Atdyce Da patters~n, used it to advantage. Most pu- dent, Arthur Graber: of Wisner;~;~l~o~a~uel:~~sc~f PI~t:: s. g:, wa;.erec~;tion at the bride~s home Pallbearers were William K0Ch, member of each league. WIthlO the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Us Ihave native ability. The 'vice preSident, Miss f'.my Bengt-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sam4elson, ~ follpwed the wedding. Rose a.nd ~~;~e:i~:~nw~~~ ~~~~~r ~:~ zone. was tof-med. ThIS comm,it. H, Patterson of Wayne, and Mr. ~eacher's art is to make chil- son of Wakefield; seQretary, PaulMr. and Mrs. Fred Molinli! and w~te, chosen colors of Miss Kru- Charles Mau. tee IS to preP.81re prog~ams of 1I~- Harold E. Sorensen of near Wake- dren wantto work. Some of the Lowery of Wayne;l treasurer,f 'I M and M sCI Ander r: d· th h h terest from bme to tIme, and IS field, were married Saturday aj't~ d tal· i les Miss Sam- Freeman Decker of Airlingto

n; ed-

s~~:~d dr~Ughter :~d ::rs.,i Mar; ~nhe,;e~a::e~~d. e ome were _.-- -~.__.. -~_ ..- also to be responsible for the pr~- ernoon at 4o'clock at the PreS- ~~~so~m~~ted~n;~pth~ following: itor·in-chief of Sp:izzerinktu~,Pl. t f Sj Cit M s Ot Q t f fi t Farmers Attend gram of the annual rally. O~f1- bytetian manse in Norfolk, };tev. Permanence, rinciples of right Merrill Whitman of 'fayn~; bUSI-t(~ ~i;:~n, °Mrs~u~. J~lso~' and and u~~s~ ~~=~f ~~;:~o~~· cers of the zone.fqr the ensumg P. M. Orr ;performing the double ·t d .~ ti tiOD satis- ness manager of Sptzzerinktum,,John Bard of Omaha. Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaert- Show And S~le year are: President~ John Holtorf ring ceremony. Following a wed- ~:~ti~nes, ~~~pre~:ns~:enes~' and Glenn Felix of WaynE;!; and spon-

nelt' of Coleridge, Mrs. Willi~m of Wakefield, and secretary, Miss ding dinner, the young folks left deflnit~ ;esults. Class room work sor, Prof. K. N. Pa~ke. This' is

COllple Marrl

"ed HiM.,m,ers and da,ughters, Alm.a and Meta Blohm of Concord. tor the Black Hills to spend a build nt atU the first year the annual has been.... Alvma, and Mtss Ella Grans of D. H. Cunningham of Wayne, iOf~ The following program was giv- week or ten days before return- should up per~~~ dev 1- edited by the seniors. sophonlOres

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L ' flc1ates in Auction of Many en at 2:30 on the lawn east of ing to make their home aD: a farm tudes. Th~ frope~ af 1~ e t ~ - doing the work previ!ously

, IJast Wednes ay cr~t~:~eI~';:~c~c~M:i a~~bb~;~': Cattle in City. ~he church: Play ~n pantomim~: thre,e miles southwest of Wake- ~~~1a1Shr~~here~a:S~l~iS~r;e~r~~ Juniors c~ose the fOllov.in.g of-__ N , I And Then the LaT~ Went Out, field h uld b ulti ated each work~ ficers: P.re~ldent, Elmer Chnsten-

Miss May Ellenburg Becomes the r. and Mrs., Adolph Mes~er~ The fourteenth annual sto~ker by the Concord le:;~e; "The Wal: Miss Patterson wore light tan, ~n 0 for ~ec su;cess 'of his group sen of Wausa; vice p~~sident,Har-Btidf' of Reuben C. A. Gold-· scqmidt entertailll-ed at a dollar and feeder sale at the Sioux Dty tt:er Lea~e Bus, l~on~}eague, silk crepe with bat and other ac-, raker than himself as an indi· ry Nelson of WauBaj, secretary,

berg in Omaha. shower Sunday evening, Septem- stock yards last Thursday :was dlalogue, . Vas Dat'! N.lce. , Alto- cessories to match. She carrieda vidual. The initiation and out- Miss Led~de Good of ;Allen; treas­bet 30, in honor of Mrs. Charles attended by many from this ~cin- na league, readi~g" Gtlbert KraIl- bouquet of pink roses and laven- m f work should produce a urer, MISS Ebba ~wanson ofMesserschmidt, nl-,e Kruger.,' ity, and D. H, Cunningham; of man of n~rth~~st!of Wake~i~l~: del' sweetpeas. Miss Neba Pat~ ~~lide s~tisfaCtion. Definite objec- Wakefield; and sponso~s, prof. E.

r Wayne, officiated at the aucFon. bcomtedy dn~l, .ljhe OI:thM~d:, terson, sister of Miss patterson, tives should be clearly understood J. Huntemer and MISS LouiseA total of 4,355 head, of cMtIe y en .y?~g womqn 0 e a e- was brides:lnaid. She wore blue and the results definitely planned. Wendt.brought $339,230. ~e sale f fol- field Vlclmty, J J' silk crepe ,with hat to m.atch. The whole situation should be Sophomores elected the follow·lowed the annual stocker Iand· ,FolloWing .althe ~fternoon--.prod -trar\rey Beck attended Mr. Sor- kept in mind planning work by ing: President, Lore~ Lindamoodfeeder shOW, and the 153 loa~ of ¥ra~.~ SOCI II ,0 was enJoye ensen.' C nsidering the child, home a:pd of Rosalie; vice pr~s1dent. -Miss

M. PIE S II thcaettiehOwUerrSeOfdiSPgo:3s0ed .O,f mOO,t"','aenend In Vlslting and: g~a es on the lawn. The bridal party, Mrlii. Maria t~acher. Faye l3eckenhauer .of Wayne; sec-'lS~ ear . ewe, county su- Members of ,t. e Poncord le.ague Wolf and the George H. Patter- state Man SJW>SI,ks. retary, Russell RetclUe o~ South

~r~~~~e~~ t~e ~:~~:Sk~o~~ 6 p. m. and the Aid SOCI tt served di~er son family: had dinner ,together Mr Rosenlof dir:~t~r of sec- Sioux City~ trea5Ur~r, Miss Joymond: jubilee celebration to be tleT, he /,~;ioneh::~,s o~~~c~w;::~ at noon and lu 1.eon follOWIng Saturday ton at the Patterson ond~y education and teacher Sellers of Pender; ~nd sponsors,bfd n 0 ba N b 5 6 d the afternoon 'p o~~am. home here and the four young trw'nlng spoke to the group on Prof. W. Irving ~om and Miss

I rna ovem .er , a~ bought by feeders in the corn~belt, '7. She and her co~nnttee are.In brought $109,838. The average ' folks left terward for Norfolk "Our Obligations· to Grow in the Lenore Ramsey. t" ,

c~arge of all details for Wayne st for show cattle was $12,13 YanktOQ.~inner where the ,'wedding took place. Profession." The early aim of ed- Freshmen named..l. officers asc~unty'~' part in the jubilee occa- ~~ $1.50 less than last year. Stock~ Mrs. sornsen is the eldest ucation was to give students a follows: Pres.ident, uonald Kelleysi~m, mcluding the Nebraska rs aod feeders from the open In G~ e Friday daughter 0 Mr. and Mrs. Patter- view of subjects they would later of Lyons; VIce preSident. Harry~tlmng ,Citizens' contest, state Ol.d :mrket numbered 102 cars, ~,163 son.' She ttended Wayne county teach. The present day teachers Langley of Decatu~; secretary, wayne high school and trairi·fIddle;s contest, Nebraska. ag~ head, ~nd brought $229,829. 'Av- ~ schools an~ the Wayne State are no longer considered on a low Deforest Hancock iliO

f~ender; ing school footb~' teams met

cU1t~.al show,' the. ~tate histOriC erage price paid for dealers'l cat- College Defeats I~ayne in Rough Teacbern ollege. She taught the level. "The untrained teacher is tre~su~er, Miss Ale a D:::~Oll;; Randolph first 'and second team.s:and .mdustrial e~hl~lt and ot~~~ tie was $10.05. this being $2 a Contest at IY4Wkton-To past six yars in Wayne county. the nation's liability," stated Dr. PIRlnVle~;' and sponsor, o. . respectively Friday .afternoon atf~atures of the JUbIlee to be m hundred less than last year~ It Iowa T ~ Week. Mr. sor~nsen is a stepson of Judd in 'a recent magazine arti- C. Lowne. , the collegegridlronbere.Randolph0Plaha tog.ether with tl1e J>8;:ade is estimated that 2,198.020 pounds I Joe Ellen~urg of Kansas City. cleo IInstructors must contiIiu8lly Prof. J. Q. Owen spOke, in cha- winDing from the high school byo~ t~e natIons, a page~nt. .. The of beef were sold during the day. Wayne State 'I!Jachers Co1lege The young' man has. been farming makJ progress even if they have pel Wedn~sday on the ..'Import- .13 to 0 and the ·training schoolMaktng of . Nebraska, mIlitary Prize winning stock was, sold football team' et Yankton col- near Wak~field for several years. a degree. All must continue to ance of Right Attlt¥des. . and Randolph second team play--maneuvers, a.1.r rac~s and an ~ir first, followed by oth'er shawl cat- lege at Yanktp Jast. Friday and i grow' and may do s~ by the fol- ne~rOanf.dKp~fp~ke.f"e~o~e:I~~ ing to a scoreless tie. ~s~ow a~d flymg CIrCUS. The ~u- tie and then the dealers' ci;LttIe. the opponents I' qh by a score of Cale In Wayne lowing ways: Attending institutes, ." - ~.... ak t Both ·games were close. A cou-·b~lee will be held together WIth The sale was considered the most 26 to 6. The cOfltest was char- attending teachers' association West Pomt TueScIa:~ht.to spe 0 i of th Randol h Ith~ Ak-Sar-Be~ stoipk and agricul- successful in recent years as both acterized by roUgh play. Yank~ Changes Qwners meetings. gathering in groups to the high schools in~rose places. ~ned inj:ries in ~e ~o::~~~tijral show which runs from No- buyers and sellers seem.ed satis- ton rushed sevetL punts for Wayne, carry on lessons and selecting ex.- Wayne chapter Sigma Tau mission' was free, the gift of J.-vember 1 t~ 8, fied with prices. four for touchdowns and one for R. L. S~ephens bought the Dew tension courses. Dr. Rosenloff ad- Delta, natlo~ honorary English . '

a safety. DenW~ made Wayne's Drop Inn,l cafe on north Main vised teachers to acquaint them- fraternity, held its first meeting H. Kemp., .

Rural Schools To 10~e:::~~;b:h~~ t~:c::~~~~~~'; touchdown in ,~~ last quarter. street, from E. M. Beattie and selves with material coming from of the year October 1. tn the pr.of, ar~ :J:':ChOOII~as ~1::ta6\~eYankton made tr;o in tpe first took possession Sunday. Mr. anq the press each da~ to get into a J. Q, Owen home. RIchard Snnth . g ,to, P y. y

Be Dedicated Soon ::'dNtb~a~~~kp~;c:r~~P:~~.3J0';:; and two In thell~st quarter. Mrs, Stephens had been In Haley, readers' club, to ';cqulre degrees of Pender, is presIdent. Plans for thi, week. The trai~g school__ the Aberdeen Angus calves ',win- Coach W. R" ~ickman was. aC- IdahO, this summer operating a as soon as possitiJe, to learn by the year were IJ;lt\de,' goes to Pilger Friday meet the,

M'~S Pearl E. Sewell, county companied to liamkton by the fol- cafe at a resort. Mr. Beattie travel. and to W,'rite some+h;....... Th.e Hal.lelujah quartet, colored second team of that pl8;,~e~ning first place in their class. W. " LUil.% ti ts will th fl t I (__-======::::::::'~'-"supe ntendent, and Prof. A. V. Rhode of Nacora. and Fred' Belt lowing men: c~inney, captain, bought a railroad cafe at Colum- woriliy of publication occasional- ar s, appear pn e rs I.

Teed of the Wayne State Teach- Jensen, HanseB' I. A. Stedry, E. bus about two months ago and ly. ' lectUre course nu..iiifier next Wed~ers (I;ollege faculty, will assist in ~h~r:':;:t,:::nee N:ir~~~a ~~~~ Stedry. cornis~, IDodge, Schwartz, his wife has been operating it. The New Sb.tdy Course. nesdaY·the 'dedication program to be held winning anin;lals. A num.ber in L. Andrews, ~ 1\ndrews, Farrow, Mr. Beattlle went to Columbus to Miss Samuelson spoke on 'The Wom-e-n-'-s-ct-u-b-s-for the new schoolhouse in district DenniS, And~rspn, Lindemooc, take charge this week. New Course of stdY." She stat-

this section bought other feeders., ~21 this Friday evening, October ReiChle, Felix, .L"iwton, Lapgfeldt, ed that advance ent can ride11. The schOol Is located four Manser, Wald n, Pieper,KelleY. Birth Record. man to destruction or to better Meet, In ,Croftonmiles west and one mile south of Master Barbers WItt, Evans, H !turf, Ambrose, A son was born Friday, October and finer learnin$'. The funda-Winside. Miss Izetta Fa etow I Foster, ,Eicke, chow; Lenig, O. 4, 'to Coach and Mrs. R. K. Hold- menWs of chatlacter must be Tb;e annual convention of the

M "d I Cit is the tea<;ber To Hold Banquet Decker, Lame and Lowery. er of Wayne. - mastered. Materials and studies' Inte'-county Federation of Wo-arrle n y . Miss Sewell 'and Prof., Teed ·n About twentt~lof the Wayne A son" was born Wednesday, have ,been reor~zed in Nebras- men's clubs will be h~ld Satm"day,

, Last Thursday :~~~s:s~~~~~e~eb~~~c::~ e.~: M:s~:rr~;~:rs'me:~~~iat~:~1 u:,~ ~~~~s foo :e¥-~~::~:wau~: .~~~Ob~~e:~e~o :\v:"~e~rs. M11- :(trti~~r=~ °:n~se c:~:~:~: ~~~:::. 1iu~~ ~~d~g8r::oo~

.r,rrs. Hentietta Sund of Wayne, ttict 55 seven miles north of Hos- northeast Nebraska was he d at college. II ' . A daugh~er was born Thursday, advisfd teachers tq spiritualize the Mrs. C. O. Mitchell oflWayne. takeand Mr. August F;isher of Em- kins October 18. Miss Carrie Laurel Monday evening. . L. October 3,· to Mr. aid Mrs. Har- course by using it. The child part on the program~ We formerergon, were married. in Omaha on Stamm is the teacher in this dis- Mabbott, E. R. Love and Eric Banker A~ uitted .old ~uff~rd o! OIilaha. ~Mr. Huf.. ShOul; be helped to interpret life leading .singing' and! the I latt;ex:Thursday, October 3. They Will trict. Thielman attended from Wake. let ford IS a. f,;on of ,Mr.-and Mrs~ J. thro h reading. The dull child reading a paper on "J;,.aw Enforce-make their home in E,merson " ' The association plans a r~n- n F~ral our E. Hufford of Wa.yne. shoul have a thrill each day be- ment" I', S cause of accomplishment, and the .~~~the:M:~ilr~:e:an:~a:~PI0yed 'Grain tac~s A're. ~~:tt~:n~a~::~!r:fIt ba ~:~ Claude M. tl, former ca::Jh': Chickens Stqlen bnght child should have a chal- Which she '-I-S-oo-tt-ej-+n-tted--to--ad-.

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Destro",ed By Flre of Wayne. Dixon. Dakota an Ce- ier of the farledr First 1'l'ational . lenge. The principles of eparac- vance. Each must ork tor pro-Four Counties' r -'--, dar counties and their wives The Bank of waus~,·.~ acquitted Ot! From Ramsey Farm ter to be encouraged are those fesSlOnal improvem t.

I C E M' ~.'" Fire fro~ the exhaust of a trac- h9ur of the banquet is set for t.ht"ee charges I q). federal court . -,,-- . shoWn in the lite of Charles Lind- Mrs. Wescott 1~1 community. n ,__ • • ee ~,ng tor did conSiderable damage Tues- 1:15. ',I' Saturday. The :tejtlmony ~fG~enn , ".Winside, Neb.• Oct~8.-Saturday berg. Study should stimulate pu- singing in the inSti te programs.

, _,_,_ , '" day at the ~arl S-:rate farm three~ The following men ,will. ad ess It Paulsen, $V rnment exp~rt night· thleves, visited the far~ pUs to more worthy action, She sang selection 0 the closing'Wayne, Cumlng,.' ThnrstollJ' ~n,~ 'fourths ?f. a Dille from' Hosktns the' group whl~b I~ now', es at- accountant, \w etmcted s~te- home of m: and Mrs. Oscar Ram- Improve Pl'ofessl~.' day with Mrs. J.' G, Miller play-

Burt counties will ,haVe a ChriS-, when g~sln staeks caught fire at 'ed to be more thll!! •.slxty: • A. ments given f r the prosecution" sey n?rthwestpf Wimdde,!"dcar- Dr. Rohblns gove "!' address on In!; th~ plano "Ceo paulment.

tlan EndeavorlnStl,ttite, In' 'th,e 'a1l<iut, 5,:30, In th~ IIfte,rno,on. Elil'ht G,r.e,en" ,Of ';iJnC01ll;.stat,e, pr,e", dent ,weakened the IgO,~'emm,ent'"s case tied away 100 chi"c,k",ena" Mr,'. 'and "Professional D eve I oj> ment The c1oslJlg' hour of InstituteLyons Presbyterian church SunJ 'stacks, 'conWnlilg about 10(10 of the Mastar, Whers' ass cla- and' aided Fred' . Berloy; attor- .:Mrs. Rtimsey wereJ'in ,town at the Resources." was gi,ven- ove'r to program.bYdaY, October 13, begItinm.g at'.1:S0" ,bushels of !gr8.in, were deatroyed. ,tion. "Will. O'Gara. 'IC~d8.r c ~ ty ney· for the def~n t. in securing time of'tbe theft ¥d--'h8.ve· as yet not advance- teachers. Miss Sew treated theP<,'~ ~ere wi,',ll be ~,,tru",c~on, :~,' ''?,'a,t,cb"ed',' th,e _ ~1i',e 'r,e~re,~ta,ti'''',e i~, qt~',I4UIt ~e ~- an· acquittal ati ~e hands 'Of the ooen unable to~ any iiitonna- be remJner- gtoup to' pears andiowntcs

. The~~ ~v<rr, ~ wor~· .T1iel ,e J?i,&,ht ~_ preyent ,rote, .:John, Gore ana· 9· Ei k. :J.udge wttpout Ith] action on t;he tion as to the - ident1~ ot the t. A teach- instructors ~~ Miss SewellLiQ~ ~~agl1c::Wilr~~~tVt".:-up~", m.8pr¥diJj~.· ; '81so of ~~~' J :jSA.rt of the j~," I thieves. I er·m t get iilto a.~~oe ~Qr with a. leather pciCk tbOOk. ,, ,:' 'I)i I· \,'~. ,..4". ",')III-v~llr~:(G':i;~""·I'JI.:l~>:l

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Report of Condition of the

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Matinef Sunday at 3:00 p. m.

Hold Your Orders

River .of RomalQAdmiooionl0 ~d 35<: •.. i

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Wayne, Neb.

ATTEST:ROLLIE W. !tEY, Director.C. A. CHACE, Director.

Subscribed and sv,lprn to before me this 30th day of September,1929. MARTIN L. RINGER, Notary Public.

(Seal) My commission expires Novernber 19, 1934.

If in need of any nursery stock hold your orders orgive tQ.em to us :now. as we will at all t~~,be readyto furn\sh all kinds of nursery stock. Home grownand fresh dug.

We also sep all kinds of blllbs, competingwith ridio and mail order houses.

State of Nebraska, County of Wayne. ss.I, Herman Lundberg. Cashier of the above named bank, do

solemnly swear tb,at the above statement is a true and .correctcopy 0+ the, report made to the Department of Trade and Com­merce,

, .. -tCOMING- '

Thursday an~Friday, October 17 and 18

BU~DY ROGERS\ ~n the :Talkie,

Capital stockSurplus fundUndivided profits· (Net)Reserve for Divi!:Iends. Contingencies,

Interest, Taxesl etc.Individual deposit$ SUbject to checkDemand certificat¢s of depositTime certificates Vf depositSavings depositsCashier's checksDue to National <j..nd State banks

Total Deposits ..Re-discounts __~ .. __ :Bills Payable __ , ..Depositor's guara tee fund

Total

Loans and discoUlitsOverdraftsBanking house, furniture and fixtures'Other real estatelU. S. Liberty Bopds, Treasury Notes,

Industrial and Municipal BondsCash iii banks arid due from National

and State Batiks $276.444.:WChecks and items! of exchange 3,748.32

Tolal Ca.h 280,192.71, ----_...

GayT~~~----THREEDAyS---­

Sunday, !Monday and TuesdayOct. 13-14-15

State iRank of Wayneof Wayne, NdbraSka, Charter No. 448. in the State ofNebraska. at the close of business September 24, 19~9.

which continually th eatens law- ly Fay Wray have the ~pporUngablmng society ... the, under- leads and a brilliant cast of ,char­wof'l"d. ter actors carry the true'-to-Ufe

George Bancroft bas dooe a roles.gre,at piece of work, greater than ','Thunderbolt" is entertaining,he offered in ''Underworld'' be- revealing and Wholly interesting.cause, in "Thunderbolt" he talks. 'Likeable Richard Arlen and l:ove· Try a. Wayne Herald Want Ad.

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RADIO

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Coryell, Auto CQ_Phone 152 :Wayne, Neb•.

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T ODAY'S t~e time to get yond-and here is the place! You'..,

heard about this wonderful new set;

bow, with ~ts amaziqg power, ~lectivity and, tone, it has set news,!",dards fur radio re~pti~,,:Now

.., b,ear il._here,whe~ ~e best ofradio is installed as i~ should, be­'bY'e~

Allied Overall .Allied Work Shirl.: ..Allied Play Suit.Allied Felt Hat ..

Over 200 Store Buying PowerI CAN SELL YOU FOR LESS

Any and Every Day

Frank ,GambleALLIED CLOTHIER

Allied Suit $22.50.

$1.15.65c

. 89c·.. $2.95

Allied Overcoat $17.65. Some at $11.85Best Suits $32.50

Sale Closes Saturday Night.October, 12· .

Will mention just afew prices:

Vol. 4

I '1\HERALD, T~SDAY, Ofn'OBER 10, 1b29.

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Admission 'IDe and 35c

THUNDERBOLTAJ!ffi FELIX, .THE CATAdmission 15c and 40c

FROZEN RIVERIt's A Tajkit'-

.'1.1•.80 cO- ED'· lAdmission, IDe ,and 3pc

Saturday..i- . e D~y.JOHN GILBERT

Sunday, Monday andTuesday

(lEO. BANCROFT

DESERT NIGHT$Also TALKING COMEDll

Admission 'lOc and 30c

Wednesday-One DayJOSEPHINE DUNN

EARJ.E FOX• -in-

BLACK MAGICAlso TALKING COMEDY

Admission lOc and 25c

COMIN~­

Thuroday and FridayOctober 17~18

BUDDY ROGERS-in-

RIVER OF' ROMANCE

MATINEESSaturdays and Sunday.

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Wayne, Nebraska, Thursday, < Oct. 10, 1929.

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THE KNOT-HOLE

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No.18

Your friends can buy any­thing ~rou cap give them.except your photograph.

CRA,VENs

City Work atCOWltry Prices

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nRff!~1Po nAn 8xlO Photo III

of YourselfEvery year more people usephotos for Christmas gifts.We are all alike, and just ::'put olI having these photos 1-.lJ1ade just as long as we can,and as a resul t .the photo­grapher has too much to doin December.In order .to induce people tosit early, we will give 14.photos, one of which. is an8xl0, with· every order of$8.50 per dozen photos orover, made before Nov. 15.You know the quality of !ourwork, and we guaranteeeverything we do.We color photos in oil andthey are permanent.Fourteen photos make 14Christmas presents. Havethem made early, and let theother fellow do the worryingabout what they will give.

Teachers To MeetIn Norfolk rSoon

hpert"air Testing

We carry- a co.i.pleteline of.•tandilr<l

cosmetics. ('

Each head of hair is test­ed by the Text-ORMeterto determine -\ts textureand the amount~ heat Lobe used before being sub­mitted to the permanentwaving machines. Hair

that will not take a beall­tiful w~ve will not bewaved at this shop.

We are equipped to giveeither' the Fredei'ic]{8 orNestl~rcullne waves.

Mrs. Floyd Spraker andMrs. Minnie Baker areez:perienced operators, inbeauty par1a:f work andhave the best andlat~st· equipment at

[their. service to assistthem tn giving _faciala,scalp trel,!tments and allUnes· 'of their art. Mrs.Spraker is an expert inbair cutting.

Californian WritesTo Herold Readers

Annual convention of the ThirdDi~trict Nebraska State Teach­er{l association will be held atth~ senior high school building inN?rfolk Thursday, October 31,

Miss Laura Lyons of Long and Friday, November 1, and aBeach, Calif., writes Herald read- fe'f,V instructors from Wayne 'will

ern September 26 as follows: ~: g:rih~n d~~~ri~~o~~~~.J.Of~"~~~o:: ~~ea~v~i:~~hofI~~~ ~\~hlstrom of Norfolk, president;joyed very much. We went north BlV' Keister of Neligh. vice pres­Q( Long Beach, through Garde~a id! nt; S. E. Eddy of Stanton, see­m Redondo Beach. We enjoyed a rt:;ary ; anq. George Wilcox of-visit to the bath house where we L ch, treasurer.watched .the nymphs. A group of· prof. C. R. Chinn will speak to!'!mall boys came up to the railing the science sec;tion Thursdayand begged us to throw pennies in- rqorning, and Prof., K. ,N. Parketo the clear water to see who could wiiu address' the grammar and in-

first g,et tpem, f:;~ediate section Friday m6rn- mul'lli'l~iliIIIIIIIIUlln'l'l'IIIUI""'lllIIllIillliiilll.llliilllll'lilllllllllllllillljl'l~Ut:'W~s,:en~~~:~~ ~~e~i~~e;~ Miss Nora L. Reynolds, field

dozens of stalls with the venders ~:b~e~~yt~~r ;;~~~~n~~a~~b::C~~~=

~ihe ~:s~~~~~~~i/~n~~:s~:~t~~~~:~par:ing teachers to teach health.

Miss Anna D: Cordts, professor She: "Now. what are buy in Ameriean 11of elementary education in the iIoeU (~~o~i~n~o~~~?~~ eve-ry tim,~"

:fe~~r S;:;l~, i~:::e~p'p;ao;;e:~id:yt a stop): "I've lost From the heat sat- (]

~my bearings." isfactlon standpoint,

orning in the general session h W II we can't think ofa d in the rural session. ~o~:r~' oer i:~ ~e:~~ anything finer than ~'j N. E. Steele, -,secretary of the Most fellows run out a bin full of Yukon90uth Dakota State Teachers as- of gas." Hard' coaL $16.50

~~~a~:~ ~v~~ ~~~~:~:~n~f~~~=: "Prosperity, il k e :er ~on ;:one 147 I~~ r£~ ~~:1N:tion. happiness, .com~s n~t hO~ e~~ YOU

o n-:a~t And the man of tJ;1eIfJlli:'p'U;I~;~::OOI:u~~ri~~~~~~: from seeking It dl- your hair cut?" house, we know, WIll

q rectly, but as a by~ Sonny: "With a hole be glad to put them~on, Kan., is another instructor, product of the pur.,.. th t rk d d- up. '"l--

lie has won national reputation suit of high ideals." I~~.'S.'; op I e a I~i!n development of the junior high. - Ite~~~a~ec~:;:~a f::

o t~: ~~pa:~=1ti.~_._' . :.~ =~fO~a:~1 ~~ .'ment of public health in Iowa, is lour treasures-take I

lJL forcfilful speaker to be present. fri'ends, for instance. A fellow we know

~nD;~U:l~~~ti~ort~r~~~=~ c~~n~~~ We sold thirty-eight gl.?t orders from hisnancing scbools in Nebraska, is to Ipc:rtable steel corn ~lfefitheth~~erIO~~~. k There's a ,real sense cnbs last week. We board~ ··o·n the b~k

Ipea on financing, schools. 13 UA.o

Dr. Roy L. Smith, pastor of the of securltr these believe we ~ave a steps this week. Weimps~n Methodlst'~hurch in Min- days in a bm fd11 of ve~y low" pfl?e on furnished' the ,Ium.

*eapolis, will speak. coal. Call 147 and them. Co~e tn. ber-and now it's, we'll fill yours be-' done. IA hint to thej Millaifd C. Lefler, I superintend- fore the cold~weath- Host (to small boy): wives is sufficient.~nt of ·the Lincoln ~ChOOIS, G. W. er r.llsh. "Can you eat anyt~osenloff, director ...Jof sec~mdR'ry more ice cream,

~ucation for the s'1te of Nebras~ It has been 'our ex- sonny?" ~

a, Chloe E. Baldr~'ge,. dire.ctor perience that base- Boy: "I'm afraid 1 ~~_f rural education or Nebraska, ball. Players. llind can't but I don·t It ~nd Supt, John We therho of chorus girls gener~ mind trying' ~ q

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~l~~fleid' are nthe s on tbe: 0- ~h:yg':;ak:ea ~ess :E~a:::~:~o;: ~~fc;~~~t~~e~~~

oman And Baby ~ fioors this fall Re- arrlV~'d here": the" Hurt In' ollision .' member that our other day. That'·coal.I ' __ . .. twelve inc" rougb 'S re. lling at ~14,50

i Osmond, Neb.-K ith Theland-' " :~r~~:~:::; ~::~:: per on - and it'sI . some coal. Do you,er ~nd family were gOIng to Os- • o,.'. In :width and cost no have I your winter

11~~~dw=~. :to r~ar t~he~d~: We " overheard this ~nO::;P~~:e~~~~~is SUpp~y y~ ..trUCk, throwing it·i the ditch. on the street a few Mor~ knot-hOles

br::es~ ~~:e:ev :~l~:~p ~~~ :-:Bt~\r:'l~: :~; i~~th~t~~e ~=~ next l\Veek. '

and scratches, H~r »aby receiv- in a n..e.w.. fen..c.e th.. '.S 'ner are made;. weIi'ed a badly' cut ar~~ Me' Theland- 'fall. ~t kind'Ii,'1- will 5,:11 them. I I

e~'s, .-back, W8,ij, wr nCl;led.. LylU get-?:"RoberlB,lMrs..Tbe .der!s brotb- ~~e~i!~:: bflltI: I ;e~, WeS J/nlnjured. _ time -but ther.e'. Carhart '

,·..·h..~~,,"::~feh~d '. ,:g~,' heels,?,',~ ~:!d~~~t;~~:"i~~rl: Lumber Co.la~ltii R,wtiter. One' eory fs'tha.t .:. can.", h~t."S. rn.. l.l..-Welg. h,.t., .. ... .. .... ... Thali.ks f.or. the bus-

li~,:.~,':,;tpe,.idea,qf' ,'.~Ort:pr:et.:, '·YoU'.,get ~hat.,YO).1 Wa1'J;l~.Neb. messl·~ .girl ,~ho :~, con " oo!J,y betilg· . . - b '

~(~~d~i);en d:~The; Hu- ! ::" " ': ··E~.~~Y'~rH~,~'}·~·~'tr.~D','A~.TBiNk'.W~~·:t!lj:i?\r:Mlr~JP~~ri!:':;I):' ,:' ;i:,;.:1 :.\ ,'; 'I:";!, :::;: :,:;: :~,:':'~;\:~ ;1:W~Y!nii;iJ;;:,{:,ArU~~:i:,(!;;;:1i;!.:rijii.,d~t-:'i::ni~;lr; ;:1ri~;t:!::~~'!:,;~:r~,~!(-'~::tl?J~.~ hiii i~1-.1Il,1SI... !sl,Ill,mi••;J

" ,',,' 'II .. , W 1 to Brunswick S. day to spend daughter, IMrs. Robert" Roggen- Sunded of ,Wakefield, Mr. and~~~~~::~mes of the fish in South,~est ayn~ the day with r.eI'tiv.es. -' bach, Clara, Stuthman and, Frank .Mrs. Luther Milliken .and family

"Leavi~gi there ,We drove over (By S'talf Corresp()l;1deftt.) I Mr. and'Mrs. q. . Milliken of Roggenba,ch. of RandOlph, Mr. and Mrs. Jamesthe " be~uUful ,sceniq , highway __ I Wayne, complete'}rl P, f,nting of the Mr. an~, Mrs. George Nientan, Milliken and Ctaughtet:, Mr. and

'~~O:S~r~~e.~a~O:a~e:dt~~~~r~~ Fr~~ya::e~;:' i~et~~e~~s~~;:~ ~:~di:n~S~~s~~or~;' ~~fI~~:~by :~~erA~~;'ala~~ge~i~~~~;Ia;~ :~s~~o~~~a~~l1~~:. ~~e~:~~=liners and· freighters come Into home. Miss Dorothy· 1ar' of West Vahlkamp' and. Mrs. Arnol~ ,Vahl- liken and family.

Miss Ida ~sher went to 'Sioux the harbor. I was also glad to Elmer Wittler spent Thursday Point, and ~rr. a d ¥,rl'l' Ben kamp were dinner guests in the SU~day, SeJ."tembElr 29, dinnerCity Saturd,ay for the'iday. see the pl~ce where a large fis- morning in the H. W. Wint'er-, Meyer and M"lrli ,ere ThUJ:sday. E.mil vahltmp h.orne last we.•ek and slipper guests in the F. W.

Dr. C. 4.,' McMaster.}- dentist. sure is slowly forming in th';.. .stein home. supper guests io, t 'e' Ira Swartz, Monday: Vahlka!mp home were: Mr. andOffice pkone 51: residence 291. e~rth.. This .is a strange' phenom~ , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beale spent home. I:,. Mr. and Mrs. George Nleman, Mrs. Ed. Glassmeyer and family,

a19tf enon wh.ich 'IS ve~ ioteresti~g.t~ September 29 i!n the George Beale Last"week MotdI'Y'ViSitors 'In Richard anp.Miss AlmaGiassm~y- Mr. and Mrs. August Wittler andMrs. Frank Ga.ertner of M,liLr~ geolOgists. Some attribute, It to home at Carroll. th F W V1fi'hlk m hom ' . er of Talntage, spent last w~ek family" Mr. and Mrs. J,.OuJs Schul-

eus, loWS, was in \Vayne last an earthquake others to the shale ' Me. d:M G ' Ni e. were: Monday night in. the E. H. Gla:~s- te, Mr'·i and Mrs. Victor Kniesche.Thm:sday. • and still othe'rs to the gas and Mr. and Mrs. ~onald Milliken ~,~n rs. e rg eman and meyer' hoin~. They left the nJxt Mr. anli Mrs. Carl tnrich and Mr.

Miss Margaret Schemel went to light mains, Several blocks have spent Friday ,ev.emng in the Wal- :IS~f ~l~~:~~ R,lCil,\rC!- Gla:ssme~~ day for Pe't~rsburg, Neb., to viFU II and Mrs. Maunso Ulricl;t.

LiD~oln to $pend the ~eek-end been roped \Iff since We were tel' Ulrich home. Mr. and M·rs·. '. H.l W. Winter- other relat;i;ves. ,i r-·-----.---With her 'mother. there and no one is allowed to· go Mr. and Mrs. F. O. MarUl\.were diM J Pi k 1 a

Joe DliIton of Hawal'den, Iowa, near it now. At the time we saw Bunday dinner guests of Mr. and stein and Dorothy a': d Miss Ruby M~';n d rSft oe ~ e :ninn All.. ,alking Fi(,m~t 1'hursday night in ,the Per- this:strange formation .the street Mrs. Ora Marti~. , , Surber drove {p·:Wlst Point Sun- spen un ay a emoon, e.p e, -I C hcy Brandts ,!lome. cal' had been taken off the track Rev. H. A. Te~khaus, ofWayn~. day, September' ~9, to visit Har- Eer 29~ :tJ~hOl::r ~~dt~rsFI~~ omes To T eatre

William sartels of Sioux City, but people were allowed to go out visited in the Henry Wittler h.onte old WiJ;ltersteln. I·· ,', z::Z::ove~ t~ Ma~kell.' Neb:. ~h~ " --visited last Thursday in the Fred past the roped-off sl;!ction. This last week, Wednesday. "I Mrs. Albert Mpli~n visited in t f th k· d M 'd A new, 1ifferent, tremendouslyBartels home here. ,is at .Point Fermin -just at. tl\1e John ~illlken of. South Dako~ the Mrs E Gra,nq ist hOme in ~rs ~i k ~ weeh Iand th r. at~ important all-talking picture opens

. tl gl all kinds east entrance of the bea·utlful was a Saturd.ay. d~nner guest ~n Wayne iast' weeJt onday with rs. n e ma.n e pe em pa . R three-day run at the Gay the-~Cial aUen OD ven park and as six acres are- men- the' Albert ~111lken ho~e. , her i t '~ Mrs' Ed i Granqu' t f Mr. and Mrs. George Niem n, atre Sunday, It is ·George Ban-Pbone~i~~, an~r37~· W. ,.~~:~er, aced, :th~ home" and bl;tisness build- M.r. and Mrs. John Sievers a~d Win:i~ee i and the'l n'ew bab/

s,0 Miss Alma and Richard Glassm .y- croft·s great successor to "Under.:

Miss Dorothy and Walden Fel- ing oJ;ners are i.n favor of the famIly. ~pent Thursday eveningm Mr. a~d Mrs. r'ugust H~~tman er of Talmage, Mr. and Mrs. t'ii." world,'] the "Thunderbo1't."ber" went to Lincoln Friday eve- icity purchasing it. As this land the WIlham V"ahlkamp home. and daughters f West i Point, "V. Vah,lka!Op, Mr. and Mrs. E ul Joset[ von Sternberg, maker ofDing loo spend the week-end. moves at the 'rate of almost Mr. ~nd Mrs, E. ,~. Glassmeyer spent September 2 in tt. Ben Vahlkamp and Mr. and Mrs. r- "Underworld," directed "Thunder,,;

Miss Ruth Pearson went to a foot a week, it may be a short were dmner guests 10 the F. W. MreemYae,.rnebdomfoer. aDpreO kb,Y. vHi Itr.tman ~le~ts ~:hi~:~~illi:~r;ah~~~, e; bp~~tg'" r:Pp~~~u~~~~~n~~f~~~::~p~=Wakefield Saturday to spend the time and it may be years before Vahlkamp· hom.e September 29. Iwday in the A. M. HyPse home., it will eventually" drop into the Mr. ,and Mrs.. E, ·H. Glassmeyer Pupils of distnict 20 anti their home I~st week Monday. , ary life. Its events are the epi~

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gildersleeve ocean.' spe~t the· ev~rung of i September parents surpris¢d the teacher, The fOllo~ng were g~ests I in sodes which the ne~sl?apers.blaz-went -to Madison Saturday to "A test well has been made 29 10 the LO,ms Schulte hOrIle. Miss Dorothy Rew. riday ~n hon- the O. W, .MIlliken home 10 hobor on forth .ev~ry da<y, Its epIso~esspend the week-end with rela· howeVer and this fis~ure is 100 ~r. and Mrs. Bert Surber of or of her birth\:iay annNersary. of Joh~ .MIlliken of South DakTta, a.re the l~tlJna.te details behmdUVeS. feet deep, or to sea lervel. We saw WID~ide, .spent last week. Tuesd~y Ice c'ream and c,6.k were 'served. who vlslted here the pa,st we;ek: the curtam of these gripping

F. G. Dale was in Norfolk Fri- one building which h~d slipped a evenmg III the H. W. Wmterstem - A number of frie ds attended fl. Mr. and Mrs. ,Fred Erickson J:d events;! its chief character is aday to referee the football' game foot. This, o~_coursel' was vacat- home. charivari Fridayl ev ning in· hon. son of Winsid~, Mr. and Mrs. rl mighty, king of the lawless landbetween Norfolk and Trinity high ed. Thousands of sig~tseers visit Mr. a~d Mrs. Herb~rt Rueter or of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Thiesschools. . this strange. sight d11Y. and fatnlly sp~nt .the 8iternoon of and Mr. and Mr~. Koch who were

Dr. L.' F. Perry, dental office "I saw the Gra( Z ppelin both September 29 III the George Rue- married recently!. .A.fter a socialover Mines Jewelry Store, SpB- times it passed over. ere. It had ter home. time refreshments Wefe servedeta! attention to' X-ray diagnosis. gone too far to .distl·gUiS.h form Mr. a.nd Mrs. George Peters The following 1 were visitors' in

.. Phone 88. S19tf ahd size but I could till see the and. family spent last week Wed- the George petel home lastCoach and Mrs. W. R. Hickman gondOlas and shimm ring lights. nesday evening in the Emil Rein- week Tuesday eve 'ng: Mr. and

and Gerald Nellis went to Lincoln ~he roar was much greater than hardt home. .. Mrs. Chas. Rog~en ach and son,Sabnday to attend the university that of nine air plat'tes passing ~r. and Mrs. Donald Mllltken Mr. and Mrs. Flore z Nieman andfootball game. over in ibrmation and daughter spent last week

Dr. Young, -dental office up- "I had. lopg h~d ~ desire' to Tuesday eveni.n~ with Mr. and I"'•••••.,••••11II1 IIstairs in Ahem block. Special at- f!'lel an ewrthquake but the one of Mrs. Albert Milliken, I:

. lention given to extraction- of JUly 8 at 9.o'clock im the morn- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wittler .11"'"'.............teeth. Phone 3DTW. r:h27tf fng appeased ·my curibsity. Hous- and family sp~nt. the evening of Gay Teat·re II

w. C. Coryell, Mr. and Mrs. es seemed to rock on their foun- September 29 In the August Wit-. Henry Guliiver and Donald Race- datiotts. No damage was ddne tier home in, Wayne. .ly were in Sioux City Thursday however. _ Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Willter­to altend a radii> show. "I suppose" that autumn has stein a';1d 'Dorothy and Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Faye Ellis and really aniv~d tl\ere and that fol- Mrs. Bert Surber of Winside wentfamily of Sioux City, spent' 8un- iage is ""already 'golder, brown andday here with Mr. Ellis' parents, red.' We had one heavy fall rainMr. and Mrs. 1. E. Ellis. which consideral:}ly cleared the

Prof. A. V. Teed instructed in atmo&phete a"rtet: : an extremelyteachers:" institute at. Osceola, hot and stifling dliy . There had

::~t ~~:~:y~:' J~~~d~~ek~e been a sand stornt. on the desertMrs. George Spangler' of Stan- ~~~thni~: ~~::; ·~t~a~=~e raging

too, spent Wednesda.y and Thurs- "I was glad to :read about theday l1lst week here w.ith her. par- splen,did fair which jUst closed. Ients, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spr.ague. am always proud iof the success

:1rIrs. Mary Brittain went to of my home town:and county. IOmaha last Thursday to spend a can tell that there will be manyfew days with, Miss Faye Brittain changes in, Wayne '. whenever I re­who- is convalescing from an op- turn there. ~ince II leftl~ there ineration for appendicitis. -1925 many of the old pioneers

Miss Dorothy Gulliver left Fri- have died.day evening for Kearney to- at- "Recently '1 saw Mrs. Alice Leytend a state Christian Endeavor and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown ofofficers' meeting. She" l~ presi- the former Wayne people. Mrs.

de~rs~~~~:ry~~:s~~f:ri~~~ing a ~:Yt~:veu~%~ h~~~:;:Uns r;:~~~;;new bungalow built on the lot she held recently at which I presidedbought from Mrs. Stel~a Chiches- for the Woman's Relief Corps."ter north of the latter's residenceon Second and Nebraska. Thehouse will have six rooms andwill be 26 by 32 feet. J. H. Fos­ter has charge of construction.

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When the list of Buick's chassis features­entirely aside from the irresistible appeal ofBuick's new Fisher Bodies-reads like aroll-call of all that is soundest and "best lDfine car engineering • . . and whe~ ""inaddition, you, can buy a Buick for as littleas $1225, f. o. b. facrory ... what wonderthat all comparisons lead to Buick! Whatwonder that more than 2,000,000 peoplebave "invested their money in Buicks-andthat from two to five times as many arepurchasing this new Buick as any othqautomobile·' priced above $1200! '

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The sjpirlt of our organi­~tion is that of r~deringfriendly, sympathetic ser­vice., Coming as we do ata time when sorrow isgreatest, we feel it a dutyto be something morethan a cold, business or­ganization. We leave nostone unturned in tryingto lighten as much aspossible the grief, throughour soft, kindlY attentionto the little things as wellas'the big..

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W~yne IrIgh School ~tudenlCouncil :~~:e study more interesting ~~~d:~~~e:p~d::Ce~:~~~on: :e~h~n~~:l~~~es~)D~ec~in~ REPORT OF c;oNDITION OF

Elects Officers For the Coming Year saI-r:::, I~iil~ee'::.ew T~~; ::,~:~~ OSK:lNS ~:~;e~:~e~9 with Mr, and Mrs ::~:d~li'~~~Sn~;'h~::nt~~"::~of HOSki!~~te~N~~!~?~~~!;:;2:hr~~~eclose of

C their flowe;rs and the· best ODes Miss i[faz~l Arnold of the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson presents a very pleasing appear- business'September 24, 1929.School Is Dismissed I\I()uda30· and along with ,translation of Cicero's were ,posted ,in their room. Herald~tatf. is editQ1' of t1Ws and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gus ance. A number of residents of

Tu~da;r for Tt'.achers~ Meet- prations. : _ The language classe~ have been dfJJar:~., ent. Any news con- Anderson ,and family were dinner the VIllage of Hoskins are plan- Loans and d1scountsing--other News of "Week. Twelfth Grade. ~ l learning to write letters. Some tnbutzo l8 !r,om town or Iguests in the ·C. W. Anderson mng to have lights Installed Jul-loverdTatts

. It was, dectded upon by the of the pupils wrote tG their' for~ ~~t~~"hk~~ll be gladly receiv-. Ihome Septem~er 29. IUS Selle IS the manager of the Bonds and secunties (excIUfilve of cash reserve)Wayne" high school student seniors to,get.their class rin~5as mer music teacher, iMrs. Lura I . . Mrs. Wm. Ruhlow. Mrs. Henry plant here Bankmg house furniture and fi..xtures

council has been opganlzed. The soon as PQsSlble. A commtttee Belle Johnson. Most 9f the boys '" Langenberg and Mrs H E Ruh- -- 'lather real estatefollbwing officers were elected: j ,was appointed to maKe necessary 'wrote letters to Johnl Thompson E. o. Btamer is building a hew low were guests at a bndge party Hoskins School Notes. Cash lD Banks and Due from NatIOnal andPresident, ,Margaret Fa.ns~e; vice- an:angements. " , who has been absent from school garage. . , In the H L Jones home at ear-I Arthur Johnson, a. vlOhn teach- State Banks $80,la5.72president. Max .Hendrlckstm; _an9-.· At a meeting last Thursday the· f6r quite a while. R. G. ohrke spent: ~Thurgday' r~lI last weekl Monday er of Norfolk, gave a number Jf Checks and Items of exchange 276.09secretar}. and treasurer. Fauneil seniors decided to have a bonfire In history the"io' ctpldren are in Wayne. Mrs Wm Warneke, Mrs Irven VlollD selections at tbe high school U S bonds lD cash resen-e 10.000..00Beckenhauer. and snakedance. The whole high studying the, Revoluti9nary war.' H. C';1k is building 'an ·addi- Warneke and daughter Jeanntne ISeptember 27 He was accompa· lather cash resources 17715

. ASbembly Notes. school was invit~d. T~~ bonfire The liv~s of Daniel ~'r?rgan and tiqn tQ hOl).Se. and Mrs Clarence Blatt of Nor~ med at the plano by MISS Bernice I Other cash resources Zl 01Ill: order that students might rally was at K~J1 s paVlhon. The ~athanlel Green have yeen stqd- Wm. V ,s was an Omallar visit. folk, were Thursday VIsitors m May I Total ~494f812.1'l

attend the Wayne-Randolph fopt- dance was ~e~d LfP town. led. ~ -. _ I or last ,~!.ek.. W.edneSda.. y.'~ the Art Wilkens home I Miss Anna Anderson of Osmond LIABILITIESball game Friday_afternoon. school: Th~ phySICS -'tlas~ has _ b~ell _ SiJl:~h Grad •.1 H. C. eensang is building a Mi,SS Ruth Templin of Fort Ivisited the primary and interme- Capital stock , 25,000.00\\~as dismissed at 2:50. st.ud),ng the m~Chamcs of .lIqUlds. Th~ SIXth graders lj.ave been double ~o~ crib and granary. Dodge. Iowa. spent September ~9 diate rooms Thursday. September Sur:g1u.c; fund 10,000.00. Pernlanent records., were made 1'ow'eanreY tnlDetderesotulDtg l'nex,Peebnoermateo~.~. WThoerk.pnug!I.'ISonhavbealabenCee ~··sdkreatW1Chinngg· Miss Anha> Anderson who teach- here in the R. E. Templin home. 26. Reserve of Dividends. Contingencies, Interest,

".] es In 6smrnd spent Thursday at Miss Templin teaches at the. St. The high sCho91. had its annual Taxes. etc.out by all new puplls Thu~da;y. Those of speCial intere.st were on stick-,men in order ,to ecure this h " Joseph's hospital at Fort Dodge. hare and hound chase last 'week Individual deposits subject to check $157.870.84These records are kept on £lIe m "density and liqUid --pressure. balance. J o:;~. W ter Mordhors't visited Mrs. Ernest FuhrmB.n was able Tues~y. ev~g, the SO~hoinoresI~':'e~;;ti~C:ekte~ of dep'osit 255.062.88·the .sChool. find the density of a stone in the For history the st d~D,ts have Mrs. Her~ Buss last week tal r~turn home from a Norfolk ~d JUIDors bem.g the Wl;mers. A Due-lUto National and State banks 4.7~0~; 417,638.64

School was di5.. m. issed .Monday metric syst'em and measure the been stu'dying' -aboutJ,Ii,.nig hthOOd Wednesday:. 'I hdsPltal September 28 after re- WIener roast was h~~d aften>.-·ard Re-discounts· 38 000 00and Tuesday for tbe Wayne coun- Hquid pressure of a fMd was an and the gifts it gave d us. Tbe Walter Bossard of P;erce visit- covering from an operation for near the Bruse pavilion, Depositor's guarantee fund '221:02ty teacnenf' meeting. Supt. -H. R. awkward task for the class at children· hunted storie labout this ed Elmer rlaner the evening of appel!dicitis. She is getting along There. was no school Monday I __~_Best spoke on the sUbject "Ne- first. subject and then br ,uR-ht them September 12'9. II nicely. or ~esday as the teachers .were Total $494.3i2_97

,braska Teachers' Association." The clMs has begun the study to tnt! other members 'ptf the class. Wm V~ss attended an automo- Mr. and Mrs. George Langen- attending institute at Wayne.Miss Phillips' playe~ piano accom- of the mechanics of gases. In H The B class history! students b·l . t' t N rf lk I t berg an~ daughter and Miss Mil- Pupils of th~ intermediate room I State of Nebraska, County of Wayrie, ss.paniments for singmg. fe\..' days they will make experi- have been studying;, ~bout the v.~e:kc~~~e.s~~on a 0 0 as dred Fletcher returned ho~e Mo':J- purchased a new baseball. I I, R. G. Rohrke. C~h.h.;r of. the above named bank do ,solemnly

A pep meeting was held 'rhurs- ments in the laboratory. Pers~ans in the st~ry of the Mrs. He~r~' Lautenbaugh and I~~ .from spencer,. Neb., af~er d There tswer~ .nothabse~Ctes ord~art- i, ~:;:-~~d:t !~~h:bo~~;,=~::~n~f l~a~:U~~~o::~~e~OPY of the re-dav noon at n·hich SupL H. R .• English IV class has been hav- gro",·th of civilization. daughter, INorma, were Norfolk Vl5ltIDg a. few days.m the '" m. Y repor m e IIJ er;-me 1& e, R. G_ ROHRKE, Cashi.er.Be:'it. Aubyrn ~hl, Coach R. K. ing the study of the lead in news- A reading test was· given last visitors T~rSdaY. Fletcher home. room the past .week. . IATTEST: AUG_ ZIEMER Director.Holder and Herbert Perl;.', foot- writing. - Each ':member of the week in ~~hich the main object Mr. an Mrs. Henry Bruse Mr. and Mrs. Herman Buss ami ~e seventh a~d eIg~t~ gra~e E. O. BEHMER. Directorball eaptain. spoKe. A snake class is making ia scrap book of was thol-lght. .The pupils receiving spent Th sday in the Emil Bar- children, ,Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fuhr- pupIls are makmg c1tizenshlp· Subscribed and s""orn to before ~e this 2nd day of October, 192n.daneli' in chargli' of the senioI;"s newspaper clippiI;Jgs. These clip- the highest grades were; Frank elman hom at Wayne. imann and children, Mr~-,and Mrs. pos~ers. .. I (Seal I .. H. E. RUHLOW, Notary Public.was held that night pings illustrate t\1e different leads. Strahan, Peggy Strahan and Paul M d r E· F Sta d I Frank Buss 'and son and Mrs. A. SiX-week exammations are to My commiSSlOn expires March 29. 1934.

O!fiCt. !'"t'ws. Other clippings will be added to Young. , fami~ya~Siteds·at . th~ E~m;~~ INeno and sons visited in the Er- be given in the high school this I _

The cuuntv teachers' institute the book. The language class has been brose f~SePtember 29 Inest Fum'man home the after- weekwa~ held on ·Mo.nday and Tuesday The solid geometry class has· learmng to make oral reports m- Mr and rs Walter Linn were noon of September 29 Iof this wE:lek at the high school. finished the first eighteen ther- teresting ExpreSSIOn, posture, VISitors In the Ivar Levden home I Mr and Mrs Wm Voss and Rates on Ice Slashed.All tea,ch~rs of ""ayne cOUDtY,at- ems They are no~' stUdying Engllsh. mterest the story had for last week ITuesday evemng f8.Intly. Mr and Mrs Ed Bern-I Lincoln, Neb -A reduction oftended. There was no school duro about polyhedrons and- cones. the class and the lnformation that Mr and IMrs Henry Hohneke hardt, Mr and Mrs Fntz Retchow I rates on Ice between vanousing these two days. The ~istory class i~ taking up was gwen were all taken mto spent Septbmber 29 1D the Gun- and fanllly of Stanton, and Mr Inortheastern Nebraska pomts has

The report cards ""ill be ~ven( the pe~od at the time of the conslderatlqn for the deternnna- ther Olson home at Norfolk and Mrs Lute Bruse of PalaclOs I bee~ authonzed bv the state rail-tu the students at the end of the Re~olutionary war. The class .has bon of the best speakers Paul WIll andl Clarence Planer of Texas were guests m the Harry way COmmlSSlOn to the North" I : ••••••••••••••

completed the study of the Sign Young and Peggy Strahan re- Pierce, vISlted their mother Mrs Bernhardt home September 29 I western railroad From Crelgh- •first six ·-v;·eeks. _ , ing' of the Declara·tion "'Of Inde~ ceIved the best grades on their MIDDle PI r September 28 Mr and Mrs Leo Ruhlow and I ton to Nehgh the rate \\'111 be ~ I:

A complete set of fthng ca-rds pendence and ha$ begun on the talks Miss Es~e a Behmer and MISS daughter, LaVonne of SIOUX City II cents, Crelghton to Norfolk 5,) •has been made (fut fop- the pur- period' of confliict between the Se\-enth GraCle. Anna And~ son VISIted school m came September 28 for a VISit In I cents. Wausa and Neltgh 8 5 cents, I:pose of re('ording the results, of United States and Great Britain The A class of the seventh dlstnct 11 hursday afternoon the home of Mrs Ruhlow's par-I Wausa to Norfolk 7 cents Wau- :the achievli'ment .and mental tests KlndePgarten Kotes. grade orgarnzed a book club The I Mr and I s LoUls Langenberg ents. Mr and Mrs C VIi' Ander- sa to CreIghton 9 cents, Harting-I.T:re~:n:e:tUI~:c:~: be placed on .The children -"brought various pupils are expected to read at were diD.I:\e:r ests m the Ernest Ison Mr Ruhlow returned home I ton to NelIgh 9 cenjs, Hartington :p "'. kinds at; vegetables to school least one book every two v.eeks Langenberg ome September 29 Sunday and MrS' Ruhlow and, to CreIghton 9 cen s, Hartmgton I •

Season tJcket5 were pla~ed ~n v.-ork·'out a vegetable project. At the end of this penod outlmes Mrs ErJm~ May and dapghter daughter remamed for; a \rlSlt of to Norfolk 7 c~~ __ :.salt' fo~ $2,00 each· last .~nday lD\ They played !store and sold of the most Interesting mCldents Bermce "Tere supper guests mla couple of weeks I --- •the. offIce. They are phced lo\\'- \;eogetables and other articles. of the books are made and dls- the vv~ Slchultz home September -~ - \\arns ~ "-bout "-lfalf~ :er thlS year_ The~· may be pur- Th.ursday noon the vegetables cussed m class This club serves 29 I Hoeial Osmond Neb Oct 3 - v.; atch _

chased for. $2.00 cash or. for, 50c wet:e cooked into sOIlP and served several purpose.s First, to mduce I Mr and Mrs Fredenck KlugI. ~ ~u~IC~ordobe~ot~~~ ~:~faa thv:~~~ I:a month t1l1 they are paId for. .for lunch at. noon with sandwich- pupils. to read good books and Herbett Pfed of Omaha, spent Tnmt) Lutheran '\id. , I.

:\.thl..\ks. es and fruits. second to tram them lD speak- Sunday 10 the Ed WIttenberg Members of the Tnruty Luther-I place of ongm or 1S not certIf~ed. :Tht' \\'ayn€ high ::;chopI. foo~baH Supt. H. R. Blest. Miss Coila mg from outlInes and to rod In h h Ian AId met at the parochlal, P H Stewart. agronomIst '" arn- I.

team met l'Ifl.rtington·" foothaU Potra:; and Miss' Ruth Ross had correctIng' thetr grammar errors o::UOI~re~e~1 and MIss ElSIe ischool Thursday After the busI- I ed ViSitors to the pork prOduCti~nI:team at Hartmgtun Septe~ber luPcheon today with the pupils The class attended the lecture Starkel SPl~~ the everung of Sep- I ness seSSlOn a SOCIal time was en-I speCIal here today He sB.ld ~ i.27 In the flrst quarter of ,the and their teacher. "Books" gIVen by Mt Cecll on I tember 29 1 the Ed WIttenberg 1 Joyed and Mrs Herman PuIs sen:- I falfa 1S the best all around pas-game the lighter Wayne t~aID Walter lTIrich celebrated Thursday September 126 h h ed luncheon ture crop for hogs but danger Iheld Hartington nitbout much birthday Thursday by treating the A test m hIstOry was gwen o::s ~s~ar "K.:;Uner and chIldren 1 . - ~~;;: I~:O:~!m::~d:~ ~~~::~gain,. but in the second qUaJrter children v.i1;h lollipops. dunng last weeki I and Mrs H rman Buss ViSIted I '\id SOCJet~ Meets. IHartington 'sC'ored t"\\ice.· Mrs. O. B. Haas was a caller The anthmetic class~s have Mrs Emrnll fav last weekLues- Members of the Speanng Luth- I seed I

In the second half the W4yne one day Jast week. learned how to develOp formulas day evem.qg \ . eran Aid met at the home of Mrs Itt:'am tame back and scored twice First Giade. for the measurement of CIrcles I The mo¥in~ pIcture and 1 cture Chester Witte Thursday afteI1loon For 9 Years GasThe final Reore was ]2-12. • Mrs. T." S:- HoO)f.-¥rS. B. F.: Maps of the cities., rivers and held at the 1Evangelical church Mrs. Art Kellner and daughter, I Sl

''The comeback the boys ill'ade Rockwell and Mrs. H. H. Hach-: natural regions of Germany were Ilast- week Wednesday evening was ~ean. we~e guests. A social: Ruined Her eep iin the- second half gives'me rea- meier visited the first grade last: made last week. . well attended. tlm~ was enjoyed and the hostess! __ Ison t(, believe that tBe team is week. !bo~tt~d::~eBh~~::.regular1D Mr.s. ~mma M.ay.and_daughter. served luncheon~ - i ~'Due to stomach gasIwasrest-1going to have a fairly successful The health slogan is: "I should I . . BernIce, Mrs. MIDDle Planer and B. Ile~s and nervous for 9 years. Ad-season:' said Coach R. K. Holder drink milk every day. I should i • EIJFhtb <,xrade.. Wm, Schu]tz were in Norfolk last app~' Hour Club. H i lerika has helped me so that now :wh{'n lDtervie!Wed Thursday not drink tea or coffee"· I LoUIse HeidenreICh .recelved a week Monday. Members of the Happy Br:

r II eat and sleep good "-Mrs E'IConum.rdal Department. In language the children' tell ~ade of 100 pe,rcent ~ a recent . Margery and Lloyd Kellner Iclub met at the Henry e Touchstone ..

t· B b H k t ld th ell5hth grade anthmetlc test. spent Thursdav with their grand· 'I home last week Wednesday eve~· . Jha~:('~~~·Ota~~~~qe:C'c~nra~;~~~tsJ ~SOt~~' of ~ea:;oCk.ooMou~e an~i iThe ~ass is m~ki.ng portfolios parents, Mr. and :Mrs. C. F. Win- Ding. c~rds were diversion for ~ust ONE spoonful Ad1en~~ R. H. aequoes Jessie B.

Evelvn' Mellor. Dorothv Ross the LitUe Red Hen.·' Nona Jean i fdr proJ:et. work. ill art class. tel', at Notfolk. j the everung and Mrs. Emmah~~~ ~:he;:Sd!:t yS:Ud:na~::o:~d~~ep I JacquH Jacques

and M~rRaret Fan;;ke are' cutUng Hall told the story of "The Old I "fA. reVleW\ o~ nabo.nal gove~ment Frank Bright and Ervin Miller., an? Mrs. He~ry La~tenbaugd I w~ll. Acts on BOTH upper ll,Dd Ithe stencils for the mimeograph- ,",,'oman V\-'ho Lived in a Vinegar has been gIVen I? the. history of Winside. were visitors in theil pnzes. Lunc eon \-\-as serve. 11' bo e1 d re' soldmg for the high school Bottle:" IcltLSS. The r~Vlew ex:ten~e? Fred Fetlske home last week -- i::se~ ma~er y~ nev~O~OUghtl MODEL CLEANERS ::

The ,bookkeeping class is- wQrk- The class has been dramatizing through the penod of the CiVIl Tuesday evening.. Fourteen. Cars Of i \vas there.' Np matter what you: _ ,-,,,

~ng OUt~ pr~f.i~ a~~ loss statem¢nts ~~an~°2'~ff"~e Little Boy Who, W~~ountain Tops," by ~e Kel- da~:ht~~do~~b:oikT.~~::~~~~~ , Stock A re Shipped I have tried fornyour s~~maCh ~d II Phone 463 ,.... ~.:""li .."':.•.,.,i,"'••...~.:•.:,~.'.!I,,:~=.·.:t~p::.·rom e n MUBi:.~ce . e€. Ilogg Towne,. is being read for Wm. Schultz 'home 'the aftfrnoonI, bowels, • Adl:·ka.Wl sUlll.';'1se i -!' ".,.

... Second Grade., . Iopening exercise. of September 1 29 . '! Stock shipments for the past you. ~ayne. Leading ~ruggJ.sts, i 108 Main St. Wayne, Ne~~ •The songs that the girls' J'lee The girls won from tJ:e boys ill! " The class has been giving talks Mr. and t. Henry ~uten~ week· were as follows: Henry In Wakefield at Long s ,Drug i _>;:'~1r:;'~C- . •

club are working on are "Kee on thl! health contest which, end~d'l in English work. Newspaper clip- baugh and fa ily spent S ptem- Tietje. one car of mixed cattle Store. , 1 I ._._•••_ ••••••_._••••••••_._.Ii••_•••_.~~••••••••~.:ft~~.':,~~~~O::dJ~~e.~e~~n O~:~ last .week. As a reward .they will pings regarding the topics the bel' 29 in e Clarence Witte and hogs to Sioux City; Luther ~ --.:'-=::.:::.:::.:====---------~----~~.bach, and "Red Skys," by Dvor~ r~celve an hour of vacation some- class speaks on are placed on the home at Wi~ide. \ Anderson, one car of hogs to

ak. Plans are being made for! an ~r:;:e:~~, e~~had~s~\soin:~~~~~~ bulletin board. Mr. and rs. Lute Bru;se of Sioux City; W. F. Lange~berg: I' Iz It'd Ijji {zoperetta. The time bas not tieen twice eacb week b a u il a -I -.---~ 'I Palacios, Te as, wbo cam~ last two cars of cattle to Chicago, Jf.'!JiOU S 'OU 1-!J ',edefinitely set yet. . t d . h Y P P P S S I week to visit relatives herel went Herman Kahl, four cars of cattle

pom e lD eac. ~ow.. ' . argon a es to Norfolk t visit I from Inman, Neb., and W. F.Sinth Grad!'. A health B.hiP lS bemg made ID .9· ! Langenberg five cars of cattle

The freRhrpen EI'.1gIish I cla!;1ses connection with the studv of foods I Mrs. LotUs.! Krause weILt to d'are staging contests in granutnar in hygiene. If the p~pils eat Total Millil·ons Sioux City I last, w.e:k .Wednesday from Woo Lake. b (hdrill The students originated',the healthful foods for a week they for a few fdays VlSlt ID the Mrs. '~idea of the rac~~. Airplane tac- get a sail on the srup. Tbe ob- Mary Aardn. borne.. Light Plant Opens . 0 y 0 every ,-.aring -is used in the .boys' division. ject is to see who gets the most If you were told that literally Albert M;eIrhenry arnved homt:" For Service Here . (..IU,Beavers against deer is the race sails. Picture booklets are made thousands of well known men and Septemberfa from Shelton, Neb.,to be used by the girls. The races in language by instruction lessons. women had stated publicly that a w~ere heij spent two wee~have just begun. Points are made In art pupils are drawing some of single medicine had relieved them Wlth Elmer chroeder: ed~~'~n~:~f;r~~;w:..~;:s,.:~~by having the best daily work in the fall flowers, the daisy, aster of health troubles after all other Mrs. Ma McMakin and Mrs. here the first of last week., Twothe divisions. The side making a and blackeyed Susan. These. are medicines and treatments had ap- D. .J. Cav ugh of Wayne, spe~t1-============mistake and being corrected by drawn freehaild with cr~yolas. parently failed~it would sound last week onday afternoon In t!the other side has so many points {JSome of the pupils brought cut impossible, wouldn't it? the R. G. Ro rke hpme. .deducted flowers. which add to the attrac- Yet,: that is' Sargon's wonder- Mr. and ,Mrs. Julius Bo]e and

Books .were read and reported tiveness of the room. fill record. Miss Anna ~hermer spent . the

las~~~~~ algebra class has at~~~~~o~~stgr:e~~.ha~o~e~:~= m:d ~~a~~~~nb:~m;ar::S:~ ~::nim:~ eP:;~~~e~8 in thetaken up the addition of polynom~ ry was abSent one half day this Mass Pills that the Sargon Lab- Mr. and rs. H. Heberer andials week. " oratory has been forced to in- Mr. and ~s. Alfred Sweigard

Tenth, Grade. .' Mrs. Leslie Ellis and Mrs. R. L. crease its capacity from B,OOO to were guests in the Theodore He-

ha~h~e~~n~tu~:~:!li:~~la~~, ~~S:ee~.sited the second grade 4'5;?~~e~~~:~d~~. bewildering," be~~ssh~~ eP::f~~;' Hattie

the verb The group is studying Third Grade News. is the way one Of the big drug Buss and lph. Fairbanks spentthe possible errors in using the Mrs. H. H. Hachmeier and Mrs. j()bbers of the country describes last week ednesday evening inpast patliciple Book reports L. \V. Vath were third grade vis- the marvelous demand. the Ernest Fuhrman home.were handed in on Friday of the itors last week. . One big New York firm, with Mr. and ~rs. Herbolsheimerpast week. In connection with number wholesale branches in leading cit- and daughte s of Pierce, visited

The ancient history class has work the children are making ies, is selling at the rate of more in the Mrs. Minnie Planer homebeen making a staircase of time. plans for· playing store. t;han one million bottles a year- the afternoo of September 29.,Each step represents a unit of For language the pupils are or to be exact, 908,184 bottles in Miss Vern Anderson. of NOIi-time and on each step events writing stories about their silent the pt,Lst ,eight months. ~Ol.k' spent eptember 28 ~d ~9which occurred are v,rritten. reading lessons. A number of Introduced in California in April ill the home of her parents, Mr.

Maps of Greece were colored to pupils have been doing outside or this year, the people of this and Mrs. C. W. Anderson here.give a bet.tel\. idea of the location reading. state alone are now using it at E. O. Beh er left Friday forand geographYJ of the country of There were no absentees this the rate of more than one mil- tlie western part of the state toGreece. week. lion bottles per year, or an aver- bring back five loads of cattle

T.lJe sophomore. girls entertaiD~ Fourth Grade. age of one brittle for every fam- which he ptchased some. timeed the freshmen girls at a tea in carlyle Horrell was absent a ily in the state~ and so it is ev- ago.

- the kindergarten room last Wed- day and a half because of illness. erywhere. C. W. An erson was in Siouxnesday afternoon. The refreshL There were not so :many tardy Why this enormous and ever- City atten;t.g a cattle sale Thurs-ment committee was composed of; marks this week as in the previ- increasing demand for Sargon? day. ae w in Norfolk at a saleLaverne Larson. Ruth Heiden~ ous week. The answer is this: Friday and in Valentine Satur-reich and Louise B,eckenbauefl. The class dramatized a health Sargon. is a new kind of mew· day.'I1Ie entertainment committee' wa$ story, "The Imps and the Good cine. It is different from .any Miss EsteVe Behmer, Miss Dor­composed of _the following: Fern Fairy." The €lass was diVided in oth~r medicine you have ever tak- othy Lund!"k, Mrs. R. E. Temp­crawford, Irene Damme. Esthet two groups a:nd each ,m~mber en because it is based on 'new and lin, Louis ause and E. E. Pot-

~:?e~~::o:~o:::s::te=: ~\[~:t}:e~;s::~a:~~ttTYb>; t: ;!:;~~~E:~~;::w::~~~i ~~~!"~S ptem: 2::Y:~ed the freshmen boys at a Wlenej study of flowers and leav which moss-grown theories we ,have and Albert illigman of Julesburg,roast at the fair grounds Wed are brought by members of the known· for a life-time. Colo., came last week Tues4ay,'ile:;;da~ mght . The refresh;Inen~ class ,I They made a col red pic- That' is why people everywhere for a week's visit in the Art Kell-commIttee cODSlsted of Lloyd E:j ture of a cosmos using . osmos are looking on 'Sargon as' the one ner home. .'leben. Kenneth Dowling and Ver as a model. The students also deat. outstanding health-giving Mr. and rs. E. li'. Winter and .n~n Kay. ~e entertainment.com.,~ cut free hand pa.ttenis of the ma~ t=Jmedy O.f.the .8ge. NO. wonder it famUy and r.,'and Mrs. OscarIIUjttee consisted of: Everett Hel" pIe and 'othel' l.~aves. is called the' medicine 'With a mil- Kellner and family spent Septem­kes, Clayton Powers and Ronald The students '~e studying read- lion' friends. Felber's Pharmacy, bel" 29 in e C. F. Winter homeYoung. '" \ ing 'and .history 'together. Then Wayne, ,Neb., Agents. ,010ti at Norfolk.

Eleventh Grade. they, studied the tli8covery of , . .' I Mrs. Albe Nelson nnd' .dalffl'h-The eleventh grade English Am.erica -by .Columbus, in history. Many Sunday Schools Meet. ter, Mrs. slle N-elson of Nor-.

~= ::~~fi:S~~~ ,~~:= ~e~~.udied about the Indians in i:~=~~~-;.~:c=~=:~~~~ . Frn:se:~~=ture: They stressed in particular I Fifth Grade. !ion was held in Beemer 110hn C. week Mon y. .William Shakespe:u-e anCt~re now The fifth grade pupils were White, state secretary., address~d Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ke1lDer,..taking bis play, 'Haml t. measured and weighed last week the convention at each ~ession, ~. and lit . HBl'l)" ,RubloW,.·~

Book reports were given Fri' and nearly every chUd M:d gliln- and there\Verc, W1l1l' Im:dlSjleclal Kellrier ,an '. RerbertMltleIlitlidt·day, October 4. The blanks are ed, The lasttinie ,thechlldfen music by representatives' of the went to' Si~ City Thursday.. re'-fnrnlshed hy ,the schoolthl~year. 'were, measured and weighed was abboo!s In, the, county. Mr~.. R.,l!1.turnlng y,

The French I classes!ihave tak.- iin! the, 'sprIng":, , ' ~tea. BahcrOft,,~ ~ected _pres": , ":Mrs. t ,Oison and' son,~n l;lP f.!1e study of po~sive ad- ~,geography_class has bee.t1, ~9'~t;, Mrs• .GOOrg~,' ..~o";\"e.·_~er~ MarviIJ" Ma,be1 Linn and son~ectives., :' studying coal: and :petroleUUl- l!:br:"''' ~ee. 'president" -ana: 'ltfra' II ::J. ,B:, and Bruce ckley of Norr~

The Cicero classes are re'V:Iew- hlbits of e6al and petroleum hB.ve ~ehSen. :Bancroft, sec~t:ar;f-treas." were dii:lner ~ts :in the Ivaring conjugations and -deCleneIons 'bi!eD bronght ~ school and this urer. I - ·,'1 LeVtlen ho ' . :Mrs. Lars" OlSonl:..__..........-_--....- ....lI, '. I' ~ I I (,,'I ",I I , 'I I, 'I ' ' , ,

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Wayne. Neh.

Wayne. Donald Porter and :f1,frs..Josephin~ Horn were 3l~ ,sundayguests. Mrs. Horn apd Mrs. Smithare sisters.

The Merry Makers club, alsoGeorge Bush, Miss LotUa Bushand Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ,Phillipsand daughters went, to the RayPerdue. home Tuesday evening fora surprise party in honor of' thebirthdays of Mr. Perdue, Mr. ·Phil·lips, Mrs. Manta Bomar a.nd OpalPhillips. Games were enjoyedand iuncheon was served...

Phone 243

SUIT OROVERCOAT

Up To and Including

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12. 10 P, M,

Dr. W. A. EmeryTHE HOTEL DENTIST

Silver Fillings as Low as $1.0

Standard $35.50 Suit'...

One tailor made suit or o\'ercoat FREEwith every order.

We have an expert here to measure you­you get a written guarantee With every order.

placed with our dealer. Father and son mayshare one order. You can place 'your order no\,,"for your suit for future delivery:

This o.lfer is being made by one of the old~stand most -reliable tailoring companies, "TheUniversal Tailoring Co." to introduce our newfall line of woolens. Remember, \ve are the ex­clusive de&lers here for this line of fine tailoredsuits. We are making this offer to get yo.u tosee the difference· in tailoring done by uniontailors who are the best of workmen.

Hotel Stratton

Universal Tailoring ShopFIRST DOOR NORTH OF CRYSTAL THEATRE WAYNE. NEB.

Free'Grocery ,Deals

'FREE

,.. Northw;st, Wayne NorfOlk, vialted Satn\'day withMiss Horn's mother, Mrs. .Jose~

~ay Staff Correspondent.) V phine H~rn, at the A.. A. Smithhome.

Mr. and· Mrs, Albert Saha .andfamily, George_ Bush, :Miss LotUaBush and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Per·due were Sunday dinner guests inthe· Me'rle Roe home. The lastfour named called in l.he JohnBush home.

Creston' ~orter and LemonteHorn spent the week-end in theA. A. Smith Qome northwest of

Ben Fleming lias a new sedan.cAr da th f Roe spent MondaySaturday in the John Gettmanhome. ,

Mrs." ;John Lewis spent Satur­day afternoon with Mrs. MaudeSmitlL

S. W. Elder and Della Eldercalled Monday in the Aden Aus-tin home. .;

Eldon Barelman spenit Mot1dayand TUesday in the Henry Barel­man home at Wisner.

Allan Perdue spent Saturday ~ H I I' h B t P~;:tt ;it~e~:~;~~e ";::O:y Both'll '. onest y ts tee.s 0 cy

Mr. and Mrs, Gus Wendt and

::~,:;~~et~e~t~pe;;~.c~u=~:[ To have your teeth examined onMr. and Mre, Elhardt Pospishil every six months.

and famify spent Sunday in the~~~:el Po,pishit hOllje at West EXAMINATIONS FREE

Ardath Rose spent .Mondaynight with Ina Fleming. Bothwe,re Monq,ay . supper guests ofM~rjorie Austin. .

IVrr. and Mrs. H. C. Barefmanand family spent Sunday in theJohn Heuerman, jr., ·home at Pen­der., The Emil Barelman familywas also there.

Fr.:ed Kirschbraun, . Miss Mar-jorie Horn and JJ.~L:.~G:ce:e=n-,:o~f~~~~~~~~~:::~:::::::::~~~~::::::::::::'tIl:~_ !!II!! 1111 Iiiiilll'iliiiiill'il ! illiiiill IiiiiiiiiiUiil II Ii Ii Iii iiilUUUUUi

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Speaking of correct or incor~

reet use of English, Dr. A. L.Bixby, who is an acknow1edged

~~, ~~~:ti,::to~:~:n:b~\~:t:~~:ardize usage and malte himself~nderstood, he's alite,rary genius."

Fire prevention week on thee.ve of winter emphasizes the needof having stoves and chimneys inperfect working order. With moreartificial illumination required forlong fevenings, it calls attenti9nto the importance of safety inlamps. Heed of due safeguardsmay 'prevent much serious loss.

Complaint is made: iliat chickenthieves are numerous and activein this county, farmers often find-

The world series \Yill soon . beover to give undisputed '!@yfootball which will hold the cell··

"ter of the stage until afterThanksgivi:ng day.

People \vill usually excusefor stretching the truth- to lteepa friend out of trouble, but noone will excuse anyone' for' willful.manufacture of eviq,nee to getone into troUble. The lattercourse, for either revenge or prof­it, is an evil which belongs to the

,lowest stratum of civilization.

""iii ·;Jn~"W.!~lNE. H.l.'O.A.lO ~~~~:' ~t~~:C't~~~~:ttd::l~Thi'it tdk~l;A~ti ~~tl·'I. l\1ar~et eport.! .... We ~o~:tT;~t~~;:;:~~ ~rl-, ., I , , ~e:, ,,0 ~ed. ,If. s6, farmers: I _.'-',-, "C)),, ": "Fur~l,shed by: S~ e. Slman" & Co., ' bune ,reflects the feelings of

i 'Th'e'tbldfttl'i~btJah~a~~~a~et:':I~ rt:ttght*W:Elll ort;'aniz~ ,,:to protect ,stock sbfpmel:i.t~ ;,from Wayne] Sioux' City Sock Yards. many Winside people in itsW~~ne C~_U,D~,: ' ". 'the~r ~~¥s a~d, bring lawless for the; ~eE!~ b~giri.i1ing October 2'.i . ' ,animus against the graveling

:n.._ ..1.I.;.,.'_ E-y' .1'.'II'nftMrn.... par,a8it ;::I.. ' to ..iu5~tce. include tl'!-.e lO.I..l~,'.whlg: B. Gran.e':,1 LIVe stock: ma kets carrie~ fI, of the Wayne-Wakefield road.cUISJ.l1l:!'n.ooou r_ u.u_.q<ll . . ,. , one car 011 hbgs'to .sioux City; W.: better undertone this week, due which is now to be undertaken.£Dte.:::e(l at the postoffice at The ig.r.~at majority in Wayne H.... Watso~ •..t.WQ cars.pf cattle tn! lar~ely to the. fa t that '~eceipts as a 'part of the proposed hlgh-

Wa7llG, N~,b~aek;a"'aa:S~c0t?:d Class ,lilond elsewhere in the cpunty who Omahaj, EiJ. Owen, one car of cat- of all classes de reased 1n the way between Norfo~k and Sioux. ;!lail',Matter :In '188. llndet-Jthe'8ct are~in '~eqo~d' With aU 1'oad bpild- tle to Om~haj Phil Damme, th~ee,' aggregate at lead ng genters. De- City. In. its last issue the Tri;..idt :IIareb' '8, '1879. 'Kiu:l'wn 'office ing plans as, ..,evid~nce of progress;,. ears of cattle to Omaha; Berres clines were· note on all elasses ~une camr attention to theat publication, Wayne, NebraskR.. Jteep stilr and secretly approve ,& ae!gt.. jone ear of cattle to: ,last week., # t·" \ ' ~~iS~~t~c~fi:n:h:~:~:I~onpr~~Z. 'W. 'B,USE, Editor and Prop, ~he for"Vard movemetit~ ,The com- Omaha: a~d E. A. Chlches,ter, two, The break! of ostly 50 ~o .75c

J;la!.'atively fe\y townspeople who cars of hQigs to Sioux City. Stock! a,.huI!-dred QIl ki~ling cattl last 'vidiIig fortheWayne·WakefieldSubserition, '2.00 Per Year kick and ....backbit~ and obstruct shipped in, was a.s follows: Henry week probab~y ser ed to. cutdo gravel, arid expresses satlsfac·

in Adyanee_ in the hope of advantage,. seem- Frevert. W. ~. Herman, Henry receipts this[ wee~ The:13 lead. lion over this omission In theing rather to ruin if they cannot Heinemann, otto Fleer, L: ~.: ing. markets! 'of t e 'c0untry 're- ope that it 'would help delay

--===T=E=LE=rP=H=0NE==1=46===ilru.le ~n shaping .a. cours.e of a... c- 'owen'.F.,red...Vido.r. and._R..H.. Bak-. ceived 157'59.,o ..ca tIe on Monday th lans of the: state board.rr tion, make up in nOise 'and trou- er, each one car of ..cat.tle; E .. F. and Tuesday 3~.~ 0 less than on The Uce started September

ble what they lack in numbers. Shields, two cars of sheep; Charles the same d~S hi. t week. 5 when, according to an oldWe would suggest that tOWll5peo- Meyer, jr.,. seven cars of cat~e; i Light .yea lings "continued In and hItherto. infallible :rule, itpIe who believe. in progress, ev.en C. K. co.r.~It, two cars of cattle;: best deman, as; during prev.io~lS was checked and charged forth?ugh: they can~ot always deter- and E.d. F'i.er1Y, four .ca.r.s of cat- .weekS of the seaaln, and the mar-. the full period of its publica-

~'n",...r ;~ nlnre.o:..nted "or ~N'(';.I rome It, accordmg t~ persoij'al tle. ket carried a to ch of strength tion. 'V,hus, on c\1ecking. the~d:';ti.ln. b" :i,.,.. ~..brll..k. PrM~ tiShes, take an active stand --.--=.----.- --. The general~un 0 the rest of the finnl publication for proof, the

AU(l(l!atlUn t,;;:~t~t bt~.d ~~~c~n.W::~:I~be~e~~~ SChOOl!.'dB~.l.•ld.idnUT d ~.Oerr~f:~~w::l to a~ ~~ t~~~~~~ea~:s~ ~~s~:t~~::ni~:tt~~::i:nasdb~:~eanwhile far~ing. communities De l,cate > 0 ay 1 Bulk of t e fed steers and no~~~:s~I~:e:ttentionwas cal-

rbus~ look on WIth dISgUS.t. They . -- yearlings ca'hed. at ~12.00 to' I d t th I I W dndre mterested in road Improve· A new modern school buildin<>' ,1 13 75 A f 4 ~ de, 0 e om ss on e es-

~::~h:~~~er:o:n:..~~:[~h~~~ :lir~:ee::tdf~~~e~~~:~I~i~~;;~I~~,~g";.~~~st:n4;'~~~~~;0~f!.;~~~~ ~{re:~f:~~IF,::iie'~:~~:~~lrarkiet ,town ~bove ~notber. They W.ayne, th~s Thursday evening. under for *'warm~duPs, Choice September 12', but did appearcthanncPt look kmdly .on any move MISS Pearl ~. Sewell and Prof. A. yearl~ngs st II would hit·, around for final proof on September

at ~eans obstructIOn and delay. V. Teed Will speak. .Miss Eva th $11': 50 k A f~eop~e in harmony with the spir- Wriggs is the teacher. st:ed ~~ld It. R$rg.oo to l~~O fr~~s 19. •It of! progress will do well to as- . k' ar . 0 e By telephone and letter thesert Ithemselves and resist con- I H H dB' d" pac ers. I. ~ . department ,of public workstrary! efforts, following a course i as an, .'lJ ne Cornfed c~~s and helfe.rs were. was immediately apprised ofthat cannot be mistaken for eod- In Strlklng Stove scarer a?d prtces ruled fIrm.. A the· unfortunate incident. Thedling, or love~making. It i5 all I __ few helfer~ brought $10.50 to man responsibl.e for tfhe make-right to turn the other cheek if Mrs. R. P. Williams sustained a: 13.25 and tWS ' $8.00.lf to ;L0.50. up of, the newspaper and inthere is not too m.uch at stake. b.adlY burned hand Sunday when' G:as she st. ck held about steady charge of all legal notices aft-======_ ! f'he was working 'about the kitch- WIth som~ eakness on the lower they have been scheduled

No' Ea.sY Berths. Ien .stove. She slipped and. struck gra~es. BU~lr·of tHe cows sold at for publication, is unable toDr. A. L. Bixby Ll Lincoln the stove. k$~·2tl to 7.25! wi

la fe~ real good I explain how the ornission could

Journal: An' East Lincoln man _ . I~ds at $7:£0' ~aSlOnal lots of have happened. Helpless towho is oul of a job with winter F - d G _ l P -t heIfers bro1dght $ .00 to 9.50. have avoided' the omission-almost staring. him' in the fa'\e tn J ave l Canners an, cu te s sold largely fpi:~~e~~e~~~~n~e~~~:;ai~rc:~~make~ the exdu,e that he quit I On Farm Nearby a'v$l~od

totO~ "'the last one because it didn't e bS r0..l pe 50 to $1.00. The ~~c:i~~'t:e s~~~: ~aitri:et~i~:"exactly:" suit him. No job ex- Andrew Joh;~~Ias discovered :~rt:~gt~e~~d ~~~ :1~i?~;ter~~l~~ to fathom the mystery. We~ctly I5mts an.ybody. The Ja~,'y~r I a gravel pit on his farm which is last week's low cl 'e. Bulk of the would give $100 for a convinc~IS lro\lbled 'wVlth qUR:r.elsdme Ch-

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half way between \Vayne and medium graictes cas ed at $6.50 to I ing solution. That anyone wouldWe have another opportunity to e~ts who ~an~ to. ht~g\lte over Wakefield. This is a valuable 7.25. Plain cutter kinds ranged J gloat over the omission in 'the

acqquire a bunch of encyclopedias; tnfles ~nd .pay nothmg unless find. d0wn to'" $~.oo and heavy beef I hope of using .it to" 'obstructwithout cost, and we are asked to they \oVIn. '!'he -?octor leaves a I - -- -~._----_._-- ..-- grades upwrrd to ~8.25. [ public improvements is quitewrite for! detailed information. pleasant"'enVlronment t~ hasten to I Wa.ynl:\ HOSI)ital ~otes. Stockers' !lnd feeders moved in as inconceivable and' perplex-~t ~'e have had experience alo.ng the rescue ·.of the afflIcted, and Harry Echtenkamp returned fairl.j goodi style on mostly a ing as. the omission itself, re-~s hne, and we. have a .complete ~""hen !the sUf~ere_rs eo~e out of home Thursday after: recovering steady basif3 with some of the fleeting. a spirit'of malevolence'pIcture of the ,lDforma~on.pro-'

I~t, man:y 01' them a:e mIghty slow from bloodpoison~ng iz;t one hand. hetter grades strong and plainer and a policy of destruction ~l­

posed. W~ ,won t f~ll thlS hme. ,m CO~l1ng to. the rescu~ of the Miss Oli~e Bla~eter of Laurel, kinos weak!. Bulk of the cattle together at V;ariance with pres-doct~rl who perhaps o,,;es seven was a medical patIent a feWjYS. SO.ld h..t $9.0,0 to 10.75 \Vith a few ent-day improvement and p'rog-.

The woman who k"!-Ued ;hcr hus- ?r el~ht installments on the car Ed. Granquist of Winside, ent weighty fe~ders to $11.25 and ress.~d because he n;lade the wrong 111 WhH::h ?e tpde to pull them out home Saturday afte~ havin J. light weights to $11.75 'with calves Another apparent 'aUemp,L tobid in. playing bridge. will natur- of the: mire: The preacher. s{'cs bone plated in otie Ie'g. above $12.00: Common lots rang- block graveling of the Wayne-ally prompt husbands· either; to r:se~trpe~nt III .the eyes of hIspa~ .Henry Schafer, jr., of Rando ph, ed down to $7.50 and under. Feed. Wakefield highway is foundin1~ _tqe game or keep out of it. rI~hIOners when he modes~l~ re-

Iunderwent an operation for rup- ing cbws sold at $6.00 to 7.00 and a letter written, by Commis­

,Additional cause for' alarm and mInds, them that the defICit of turetl appendix Tuesday evening. 1 'f t t $800 t 1000 tl sioner David Koch of the Win~,'.-J~tion will follow' if an e'rror in the previous year- ought to be . - ------ .--- le~~gS r:ceipts a::ounted' tr::o:8i.~ "ide vicinity, to the department

.','. ,.i,bridge is found to be jl)stifihble taken ,care ·of before conferenc.e~ MISS Leona Scheer and Miss 000 at the 13 main' markets on oi public works, charging that. : ground for homicide. The ~alrmer has to chore about m .Ella Giesselman of Arlington, vis- the first two days of the week, Frank Erxleben, chairman of

all kmd~ of y-reather, depend on a lted Saturday with their cousin, 35,000 less than last 'Monday and the county board, was not au·'t1.uctuatmg 'market for wh~t. he Mrs. William Racherbaumer. They Tuesday and 4,000 short of the thorized to sign the contractha.s to sell, and pay an arbItrary went to the home of their uncle. number received the corresponding prOViding for the improvement.prlCe for what he has to buY. And W. H. Echtenkamp, Saturday period a year ago. ' Mr. Koch complains that thewhat .o~ the banker, supposed :0 evening to spend a few days. Order buyers were. active on road west of Winside is neg-be sal1!in~ along on Easy street, ------------ both Monday and Tuesday. They lected and that "our gas tax"ataxnde"noothnmfnttaon::bolrerYaassbeOtUs". bU'st Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kellogg paid stre~gth. for ~he weighty is spent on, a "secondary road."

w • 0' arrived home the first of last butchers and hght sows and Mr. Koch suggests that an in-that aU? Fact is he owes the week from a visit of five weeks slow to pay steady prices fOI:V~~: junction would be supportedc,o~m~ty a lot of money--much with their sons in South Dakota light weight butchers on both by a thousand names.of It ubject ~o payment on de- and Iowa. They visited the Wal~ days. Packers came through with It has been explained thatmand and he has to :ratch 'Jut ter Kellogg, Martin Kellogg and a trifle strength on sows and the Wayne-Wakefield project isfor ye g~~n from ChIcago, .fro- George Kellogg families at Cham- butcher grades on *onday and a part of the Norfolk-Siouxzen se untIes,.~d a lot of thmgs berlain, S. D., and the ehas. Kel- started out in good $tyle. on the Jetty highway, that its construc-the ~ who Isn t a ~anker knows logg family at S~elby, Iowa. second day but eased off bn the .Uon at this time is done tonothlDg abou~. Nothmg t.hat one I ~ closing rounds. Decreased re- .save money and hasten roadcan . e~gage m but has Its pe:- Society. ceipts gave the marltet a- better! development. Advantageous toplex1tiejS; and. even .the o~e who 1.S undertone than last week when a the building of the W,ayne-

~orehaQded and retires, fmdsloal:- 50 and 75c break occurred. Wakefield road is the fact that lll~~i:================================~~mg very monotonous. Entertain At Dinner. On 'Tuesday, the lllp was $9.75. It IS part;Iy in' Dixon countyMr, and Mrs. P. A. Theobald Bulk of the good ligl:it and short and partly chargeable' to that I

If you; are looking for a trade entertained at dinner last evening weight butchers sold at $9.50 to county's' apportionment. It is ------r-------------- . -- ­yq~et~i1~I~eiSlo~~~:s I;~v:fr;aid, the following: Mrs. A. L. Mon- 9.65; medium weights, $9.25- to pointed out that little' grading : ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••IJ•••••••••••••••••••••••:

When hades freezes over. ~n a; hseattle, Wash., Mr. and 9.50;' strong weights, :$8.90 to 9.- is ~ecess:r~ and t)1at a grav- - 1 =The road is rough for weary feet, E.rsHUf~o~dK:~~, tir~' ::: ~::.' ~': ~:~d:.e;~.~~ :~.5~7~~ ~i~~t ~~':: ~~:Vi~~:g a ~~~e~~ ::eo

p~~::~ = G SI ,:~ES CONFIDENCE, That is the, common story; S. Horney. $7.85 to 8.15; ordinary packers, ed chain, may thus be supplied : e =

th~o=,~k:nn~~; ;~~;~rra~~ ~o::y~:dy~a~~e:il~;V:IO;;~et light Brigade Meets. ~;.5~n~0 ~~8d5~r~e:t:;:,~;~5 t~o$~:: ~~:~i:o~i~eI~tiSCO.f~~:~:;iV:~ !:=. i: I C roc·ery .a .. '. .=:.:contributing to the current Ki- Members of the Light Brigade 75; pigs, downward from $10.25. plained that Wayne county'swanis Magazine comes tr. the This fact forever must be faced, met at the church after catechism apportionment for road con-relief of membe'rs of the press Of life... a certain feature, r class Saturday 'afternoon. The struction has been overrun,in trying to es41blish more Nd work "exactly" suits the taste regular mission meeting' was held Evangelical Lutheran Ch~~h. and that improvements benefit- • ••friendly relations between them Of any . living creature. after which Mrs. J. W. Groskurtfu (Rev. H. A. Teckhaus, Pas or) tng this county this year or •and the public. He urges peo- To be forever in the air, and Mrs. W. R. Launt served Services for Sunday, October next year cannot' come from JELL POWDER, all flavors.. ...5c pkg, 2 for 6c •pie to de8J frankly and fairly For this and that thing racing- luncheon. < 13: such apportionme:qt. As ex- ::with newspapers. He mentions Say, friend, you won't get any', Sunday school at 10 a. m. plalned, It Is the plan to Inlt!- RlTB-NO-MOR, regular., ,,,,,,,.5c pkg, 2 for 6c •.as a d.is~lay of f~se modesty where J. O. B. Club Meets. English preaching services at 'ate a Wayne-Winside project =the plea to keep one's name' By simply rainbow chasing.. The J. O. B. club met Thurs- 11 a. m. next·year. However. delay In I AUNDR'Y BLUING 5 b ttl 2 f 6 .•out of print. On the cOJ;ltrary, day with Mrs. George Schalnus. October 1~, religious instruction, the Wayne-Wakefield improve- J...!-1." .. . ..... --. C 0 e" or C =he points out the valuable pub- It is yet too early to tell wheth- Plans were made to sew for the junior class "'at 1 p. m., and sen- ment. may delay' tbe Wayne- 15 b ttl 2 f 16c •lieity proposed by an inter- et: the English textile strike or children's home in Omaha. Mr's. ior class at 2 p. m. Winside gravel and retard oth- CATSUP.. _ .__ ._ co. e, ,or •

. \ :e~:~n ~~o s~;;::i~S t~m:~ ~:~~;h~:e~:~~::;a~n: ~~~~t~cewi~; ·:~il~~u:i::x}~~~~;;a.~~ ~::~'in~ p. s~~Urday, choir rehearsal at 2 ~er:~~ ~i~~:~ ~~ ;~:dc~~~~i~ RUNKEL'S COCOA_ _ ___ lOc pkg, 2 for lIein behalf of news stories for coal this ttme.-American (Ind.) and the hostess served. Mrs. Geo. A cordial invitation is extended opment, as appreciated by thereporters, naturally stands in Herald. Wert entertains iil two weeks. to you. department of public works, PEANUT BUTTER... .._....15c, 2 for 16cwith them and is favored hy ll-~-----------'--------'--,i----------~------but can we expect it more

. them. But he explodes the no- TEA FOR TWO! quickly by employing spiteful ,TOMATOES, No.2 can, extra qualit;1' 15c, 2 for 16ction, often believed but always and obstructive tactics against ,unfounded, that news stories authoritIes who, viewing our T,.'ANTERN GLOBES" .20c, 2 for 21are bought or are the result of exhausted apportionment, might D C~~~~;;~s~.,:;"~:~~:IO:"·r~ ~~~u~~~i~~ I:f :~~~gf=d~e LAMP CHIMNEYS. ..20c, 2-for 21cporter :wants it, and he is in- In all candor, what's the 2 2fluenced by nothing beyond his matter with the Winside gronp EXTRACTS " ",,, -'. "" 5c, . for 2~cduty to his newspaper and to' that is seeking to wreck road "the pnblic. The Salt Lake City huildfng plans? Why the .sus- VINEGAR, pure cider" ",-. 50c, 2 gals. for 5iceditor emphasizes the folly of picion t'tnd hatefulness directeda.sking a. newspaper to publish at wayrle? Why the bald con-'EI. contribution j~~ as it is trarieties flung into the pathwri tten, explaining . that the of the department of publicnovice knows little or nothing works which is manifestly en-about preparing a .news story deavoring to speed up ratheracco.rding to accepted newspa- than retard highway improve-per style and that tIle request ments in this territory. Dis-is an imposition that can sel- trusting motives and trying todom be heeded. As advised, thwart practical plans hinder

the pUblic interest does not the very development desired 3 for 25c Toilet Paper, extra quality, and 'e"t"c'.'21csuffer but on the .contrary is and sought, and must impreg- FREE-One lOe bar Toilet Soap, Palmolive, Trilby, Cocoa,sometimes helped by omission nate the few recalcitrant Win-of stories that are reported. siders with a most distressing- k D fi 22On the other hand, those who ly devilish feeling. We would FORnEeE2~OPn:Cl;;~ac;::S~l~t·~~d··~~·~··;·i~pi;:~·~·. -.................., Crequest the ,suppression of invite members of the Winsidenews stories on trivial gsounds group to remove chips from One 25c Oatmeal, large package, and : ._ -'.25care likely to find,- if their re- their shoulders and evaluate FREE-One pound of 12c Fancy Head RIce.quest is granted, '·'that· they' more --justly, getting into the

have erred in judgment with harne'ss fer every road building 0FnReEE5_0cOJn' eM1'0Ccoclfaene sipnl.cgelsa.ssy·oaunrdc'h..o..l:c··e.....l"a'r··g··e·..v..a"n":e"ty"'," '49c ::popuIar reaction to their own, project, that will be~efitWayneInjury. ,The author makes it! county. •plain that news Writ~rs.. deserve I l,..;_-::::;=::;::::::::::==----' • One 60c bottle O'Cedar Polish. and ...... ·...... · .... ·........59....

confidence, having oeen traln- Coupl'e Mar'.·rl'ed·. = FREE-One 20c can Pink Salmon. '" :'ed not to violate confid~nce.' • ~ 1 •

They are not seekl~g great . In Yankto.rr, S. D. = ONE POUND 55c BUTTERNUT COFFEE. and"· .. "········ .. ,,·,,, ..,,,55c :riches, nqr. In the. course ofl • FREE-OJie 15c No.2 large can Sweet Corn. extra quality.., =discharging their 'du(ies ,from! :. Ed. Brepner 'of~dolph,broth-· .-=. ' :day to 'day, do they try to' pun-l 'L f Wjah .the W'esumpt~qusQruh- er of Mrs.. R.·.. Lar_o:yne. : BARGAINS ARE ;GOOD AS LONG AS THEY LAST :

_1f:JJ ·~D/£:l85attr·:,:cs:tr~::R7~.ba:rrl,IOY~~i;· ~.i.=. i COLSON t:ROCI=R", ...;1urg;i9:. cooperation with the! \iJ L •• !

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Home·Made Bread

DELICATESSEN

Doughnuts fried while you wait from3 to 5 :30 p. In., Saturday

Sunshine Cake Doughnuts

SPECIAL ORDERS FOR CAKES HAVE

PROMPT A TIENTI.\;>N

BASK~T STORE

Hot Chicken Noodles---Saturday

New :England Steame~ Pudding

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Don't Forget that we make Feed.Bunks, Fix Corn·

Elevators .or any ot~er odd job that needs .fixioe_

You will find our electric sa~ very handy in cut­ting bang boards to the right length and we areequipped to give yo_u real service with a s~ile.

And we are ready to helpyou take care of large cropof corn,

We are unloading today a carJoad ofAmerican Steel Corn Cribs and Wovenwire fencing and Steel Posts. Also awonderful car of Rough White pineFencing and flooring boards for corncrib floors. Come in and look them over.

Theobald-HorneylUMBfR COMPANY

Many patrons like our bread, Contains the best ofmaterialR, baked fresh every day, and ta5te5 likemother nsed to make. White. rye and whole wheat,Large loaves at 15c.

CornPicking'Tim ell

Home-Cooked Foods

Chicken N ao.dIes ready to serve will be on saleSaturday, 11 a. m. Please "phone No, 2,.

:. Folk5 ar~ eating doughnuts because they relish! ;~·::V'Y~e_ Fresh made every day i~ an appreciated

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TlIIE GREAT AMERICAN H(}ME, ')

ESTIt.-\ \·ED.

FOR SALE~Poland China boars,bred and grown for farmertrade, cholera immubed. JohnM. Petersen, 2 mile~ southwestof Carroll. i s19tf

FOR ::;ALE~-Fresh milCh,! cows. ;C. E. & Abram Gildersleeve.

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P-OR SALE----$150 'S-i~~-~tl~b~- Cabi--!net style radio, stighU-y used, Ifor one-third o( o~iginaJl·price. iInquire Herald. ' dlOt2p

spend a few" days with' the Davisfamily. -

Mrs; C; R. Gregg of Chicago, Is inside, were dinner guests hererecovering nicely from an. opera- in the horne of- Mrs. Baker Sun­Uon for removal of goitre which ~'y.

I' she underwent last week. MfS'1~$§:~~~~~~~~~~ II ~ Gregg (8 a sister of Mrs. J. J.Ahern and' has 'visl ted here anumber of times.' I .

Three seeonil band' plano. for VERNON' McDONALD

:Ie.;cT~es:o:~ll~~~~o:u:~:n~:: _ Presents-

. "'1It~ a money bacl[ gUllranteeJ B'~NJ SM ITH'Vou.must be sa.tisfied. Ernest Vo- 'get, 414 ell.' 51h SI" Wayne. '.. . . .

Mr. and Mrs. John H:~~~an dud B,.is Te.!,l Coloredand family, of Winside, and Mr. I. I~/

and Mr•. Charles He.eman of . Blue SyncopatorsRosebud, Mo., were Tuesday sup- Iper guests last week in the W ..H, Racherhaumer home. Chas.Heseman is an uncle of Mr. Rach­erbaumer.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gambledrove to Laurel Tuesday eveningto accompany home their childrenwho had visited 'in' the Vern Towf

er home since Saturday. The1i===========1Tower fa\Ilily spent Saturday here I:and the 'Gamble children accom- ~, ~ ,_._pa,nied them,' home.

J. H. Aden of Lincoln, spent c..'_....;;:..,.."'"

from Thursday until Sunday herein· the home of his son, A.~D.Aden. Mr. and Mrs. Ed :Furmanand son and Mr. and Mrs. VictorAden 'came from Lin~oln Sunday .

I to accompany Mr. Aden home. i=-'''OF'IU-.:'''Mrs, Furman is a sister, and Vic­tor Aden is a brother of A. D.Aden.

Mrs. E, 'J. Huntemer returnedSaturday from Omaha where shehad visited a week with her moth-

FqR SALE ----One' yearling bull; er, Mrs. Marcella Moran. Prof.Shorthorn and Guernsey; 'good and Mrs. Huntemer and children,milkiflg strain J .. K. Johnson. Pres. and Mrs, U. S. Conn and. olOtl Miss Ardath Conn went to Oma-

-- ------ ha Sunday, September 29, and allFOR S-\LE---Three second hand --~------~--,- -~-~-_._-_.- return~d Monday of last week ex-iPia~l~s..... S~~ Er~est VOJi:'et, the. Local Ne,"7s I mer's cousin, Mrs JeSSIe R Gil-I fnend of th~amllY Tb,ley cepting Mrs. Huntemer..,lowest pnee plano n:$ln, 4141 dersleeve Iturned the sa e day 1 James Conry, Mr. and Mr3.'east 5th St. olOn , I Mr and Mrs Harold Sorensen I Rev:. W H McClendon treft on Milo Lowe and son, Francis, and

FOR. SA.J.;>E .-pi~no bo-x~~'~" Er~-e--';t Ii Dr: L. !". p.erry s.pent the 'Aeek Iand daughters VISited relabves at Tuesdf'l.y for antonj OhlO,1 to at- Clyde Conry of Hampton, Iowa,Voget olOn end .m LlI~coln., Kennard Sunday Itend the Nor Amerlcanl Chns- came Thursday to visit in the W.

. __L ---~'"" -. ,MISS En,ld Conklyn spent the I The Wayne board of educabon t1an conventlO I H. Sharer home. The first nam-FOR SALE~··Pure blood ,Sh9:.t."--t,+,w~~k-.e~d:qn?..maha.. met Monday evemng and transM I Mr and Mrs R W Hfn and 'ed is Mrs. Sharer'~, father; Mrs.

.horn qulls, th8 kind tha,t p_ay for i H. D. A~~SCD.n was 1n Omaha acted routme bUSl~SS familYr of Randolph, spent unday Lowe is her sister; 'and'Clyde Con-themselves III additidnal beef 11'u~sday on busmess. 101 d M J E B tt here In the Dean H H H hn and ry is_ her nephew. Mr. Lowe andand milk e~eh year. ,/' Service, .Sam ~adden was here from r an rs _ rl am C M Craven home~ Clyde Conry"left Monday,and theover ordinary bulls. ,John s.1 SIOUX .City WeGlnesday. .' spent the week end m Norfolk others remained for a longer visit.L . ~ S b d ' , A B -Carhart was a busmess \\ Ith the latter's mother I Mr and Mrs E A MCG1.rraUgh Mr. and Mrs. George Berres, jr.,l;~~i'"\~'~~e, ~~b. ree e~~~~~~~: v'iSit~r 'at Pie,I1ce Yeste-rday. Mrs J T ~ Bressler, Jr, Mrs A spent ithe week-end at th home entertained at dinner Sunday i6

. .._' -,-- ----~ I Piano boxes: for sale. See Er- T Claycomb and J. T Bressler of the latter's SIster, Mr E L honor of -'thllatte.r••.__ siste-v;: ''M.. issFOR SALl'~, .-;S. C, Buff ··Leghorn lupst \'o~('t, 414 east 5th St. olOtl sP:rts,~~;e~~~i~k~~n~,~~:'LlOYdGr~~~l~.a~.o~~~;:- left konday, Ann Peders n, who arriv.ed·,here

~~>I:~t~~~ifLl;~I~',~~~:~. a~L';~. ~~~,s I ca~l'.o~" ",":~:n~~s ;:;n/aTrr:lj~~da~~ Fitch and Mrs. Caroline Miller for. ,h~r home ~t. Wilmington,1 ~~~;.~d~~r a r~~it. J:~therA~~:I::~J ,[ " I'(l',l" ') Wincide Kcb' 'I' M L··· I f were in Sioux City Tuesday. Caltf., .!. after a VISIt of several.. wore'. Mrs. Chr'stlne Pedersen( I,;<PIl. '- , '- -. ,- .. " ,. '1 ~v ISS, J: ary '~W1s ","'as Iere rom '- ,

" s2GtH -Plit1nVlew to spend the week-end. Mrs. Ed. Davies of Wakefield, days -..ytth Wayne friends. and Vigo Pedersen of Homer~~. F 1 F k f P" t spent Tuesday here with her C. S~anson--is, ~aving a_9Q~blel' Neb., and Mr. and Mrs. Clai~

FOf{ S ..\.LF. P~l~nd China spr.ing Sll~~~Y(~:~e~in °t~e ~~r1~' F,:K:~~ <l ht M ABC h t garage bu'lt on h s p rty hereboar:-; w:th size and qualIty. home,' a~f~. :~d ~~~. ivo; M~:r~<;r 'and which ~s ~ow OC~UPi:~peby the M~~~sa~~d ~~~~ ~a~a~:ker ofChllj(.ra Ilnmunerl. NevI, bl?od I Mr. and Mrs;. Carl, Clasen mov- daq.ghter, Evelyn, and Lucille Coach ~.. K. ,J:!0l?er f~milY, I Dalton, left today for their home[(Jt· (llll c:u~tomer;;. Ole ~,- l'<e1- 'ed Satill'day t6 the John Morgan Rees were in Wayne Monday. FOR:SALm-:--Oak dining I\oom after spending a week hereinth~~Jll. :':\lr \)!()CkOi west (~') State, home. For special attentioI:l to your, suite. Buffet, table and four, home of the former's mothe~' Mrs.( oll('~(. ._~6t31) I .Mr. and Mrs, V. G. Williams of dental needs see Dr. R. W. Cas-, chairs I~ft in storage. $35 talws Emma Baker. Carl ~ Baker' and

FOR SALE A good 160-acre Carroll. were :visitors in ,Wayne per, office phone 120. o14tf I,the SUi~•. R. B. JUdso~ Co, o10tl his mother went to Neligh ,last[arm located ncar Carroll at a i Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nuss left, Mr. and Mrs. FranCIS C. Jones Thursday to look after a farm~acrifice price. THis farm has I Mrs. George Holekam,p and yesterday for Excelsior Springs, Iand farqily spent Saturday nightn C'(llllplli't~ st:!t: of buildings in I daughter were here from Carroll Mo., to Rpend a couple of weeks. land Suq.day here in the F. H.I----~-----_-..:-_----'-------­f;'oud repair. a good orchard.: Tuesday. Mrs. R.. B. Judson went to Ger- ,Jones' at;ld Rolland Rippon homes.'" : ••••••••••••~•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••grove, \vindmill. good water, i, Frederick P¢terson of Norfolk, ing"Saturday to visit Miss Pauline I' Fran~' Schulte arrived home '.•

pasture v.ith !"\lnning water Ivisited Wayne friend~ over the Jl1~:n~ndS~r;~~.r~.~:~l:~~~ '~~~r~a~e~~~~Vi~~~~ aL~~~e, ~irt: 15 ---_most of the year. Will make I vteek-end. OCTD.BERtprms to suit 'purchase.r.. ""riter' Supt. and 14rs.. H. RJ Best and ~:~lrn o:heB~~e~. :~~~erS~~:{,,E~~:O~~~~~h~::~m~:;~;'15 1'--' L~~:a~~~l, on F. S. Conn, s;~~~er, ~~nLi~~7~. Saturday and Sunday Mrs. J, H. Kemp, Miss Kathryn· 8Uit:e, Buffet, J table and fOUr i: DIAr\-'iiOND I:ll~U[/B-.linV··

- Mrs. J. M. Barrett, Miss Edith and .John K.emp and fl,obert. ThO.o-1 chairs left in 1ilt~rage. $35 takes :.. ~ L> II<'FOB. SALE- Good POlajnli China and Maxine Barrett were in Nor- bald spent :Tuesday in Sioux City. the suite. "R. B. Judson Co. olon: DAY ~·12 ~/7.4.A_

male pigo; Cholera immuned. folk Monday. E. J. Auker 'left TueaQay for Mr. and Mrs._ Walter Savidge:: - OINUi'NiP''-OIAUOND-.:1.;0,Strudthoff Bms.. Pender, Nebr. Miss Mildred Cole and Miss Wisconsin wher~ he ,will purchase ,Ileft Friday for l'tawlins, Wyo., to :.

olOt2p Florence Phillips spent the week- dairy, cows. He will be gone ten ivisit the lattelr'a sister, Mrs. E.:.F')R ~~A[.E k' M Wend at Lincoln. days. ;C. Peterson, and family for ten::

... .." . Stoc pigs. . est- Mrs. P. A. Theobald and Miss Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith ,days. _ 'I.lund Dl~t.l~ _ Marion 30 Theobald spent Satur- and family of ,Sioux City spent 1 Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Mears and :

POR SALE -Spotted Pqland Chi- day in Nor;folk. Sunday here in the F. M. Griffith il,son, John Archie, spent Sunday:.na bnar.s, ...·accinated.if..eviGiese. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Holdorf home. li here in the h?me of Mr, Mears' '. V~l?tiAVJ

olOtf spent Sunday in the Fred Echten- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klug and ]parents, Mr. ,I j and Mrs. Grantkamp home here, family of ~loomfield, spent Sun- :Mears.

FOR SALE~--Well-barred Ply- Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Morgan of day here il"!' the Robert Frahm Mrs. John MjcIntyre of stanton,mouth Rock cockerels, $1.50 if Parker, ,So D., left for thei-rhome home. ,was in Wayne Saturday. She hastaken before October 20. Mr.3. Monday after. spending the week- New styles in shoes in suede. ,'established a piano tuning, studio

Ole G. ~~~~~:_~__ 03t2 end here in ~e home of the forM :~ec~n:r:':~~\4.:~ief:'0e~e~sty~, :~:f~~.ports the work very suc-

FOR SALE~--Hampshiremalepig~,NOTICE=-I;iii··poison, ~hoot or Shop. , olOtl B. W. Wright, PItaf- F. G.Dale,c-holera l~mu~ed. Broschelt trap all dogs that get ·bnto my lI4r. and- Mrs. R. A. Dunn of A. T. Cavanaugh ahd R. L. Lar­,Bros. 10~.~ mll.es. south of I. premises. Eph Beckenhauer & Wakefield, spent the week-end Ison went to Lincoln Saturday toWayne, s5t10p Son. olOtlp her~ in Jhe home <!f Miss _Kate lattend the Lindoln~Pittsburgh

FOR SALE--SQIlle Hampshire SPOTTED POLAND China boar Ba::~~st' Voget,- the "Iowes't price ,fO:~~~l ~~~~. Benshoof returnedmale pig~, White Leghorn and I sale, 50 head L H Franzen, piano man, has three good see. home Monday event~g after' hav- •.Buff OrpIngton cock~rels. Wal- Coleridge, Neb. Bring crate. ondi hand pianos for sale. 414 east ing spant a few days With her I;~~r~y~·e.Ta~~~~/ 4~;~1~ort:3t~~ Remember'date, Nov. 8. o3t5. 5th' St. olOtl daughter, Mrs. Wm. Mason, and •

FOR SALE--~ ISO-acre farm and FOR SALE-Buff Orpingtoncock- sp~~', s::~a~r:t ~~:::r ~r:e~~: fa:l~.ai.;~~~:l.'went U; Cairo, 55-acre tract in viUa¥e of Pil- ~:~~hed.F~~~~:~ccr::ti~ed~:rc~ latter's mother, Mrs. Chnstina Neb" Saturday to accompany •.

ger. Both improved., Nanna C. August Biermann, Wisner, Neb. sc~ar~h~nd Mrs.' J, W. Groskurth ie~~eh:du~~~~th~:V;:led~~~ :~~~::u~~r~eb~11 E:~ Tent:12t~t., . __~__~" ,_._~_ visited the former's mother, Mrs, jrelatives there. I

FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey boars, Louise Groskurth, at Bancroft on,~ Mr, and Mrs. Norbert 'Bruggeran even bunch of good boned Sunday. , ,I'and daughter of Wayne, land Mr.and good bodied pigs. From Mr, and Mrs. Cleon Young of jand Mrs. R. 'E, Fis~ 0jNorfO~k'such blood lines as' Broadcast- Sioux City, spent Sunday here in ;!were sUnday dinner ~es s in Uteer, Leader Prospect and King the home of Mrs. Jessie R. GiI- '-John Brugger home, at inside.Snappits. Henry Schrieber, dersleeve. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ho ey and

FOR SALE=-~1927Ch~roletcoach. ~~r~a:r~~. one-half milesS2~~;th CO~~b:~~ :~~t Lsai~r:.~to~ig~~ ~:u~:;:~~,~:~i's;:ndt s :'w~~~~Henry Meyers. olOtlp and Sunday here in the A. HeIle- end here in the home of Mrs.

FOR SALE LOGAN VALLEY Dairy for milk 'berg home. Honey's sister, Mrs. Lou' Surber.1927 Chevrolet Sedan with a and cream. Phone 417F2. Miss Lucille Sundahl wJ;1o teach- Mrs.: Agnes Belle Sniteley offinish like new. Everything in s20tf e8 in Center, visited the past Pittsburgh, Pa., left !satu.~aY f.or

first class shape. FOR. SALE-Two yearling Shr?pM ::::-e:~rei.n the T. R. Sundahl ~:rt:eO~:t;.t::t ~;iIjlfh:nn:=~1927 Chevrolet Coupe with a shIre rams and Borne breeding I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bahde, Miss mission board. She was a guest:I:Wm~~~~~ -~, and ~n overhaul- ernlw1es. AtI'DOld

dPletersOD

d, one Lillie and Miss Leona Bahde spent in the J. H. KemPI ho~e while '

1926 Hudson Coach in very fine f eth

eas.} an t~x t~ one- Sunday in the Irving Bahde home here, ' ., -:-

condition, our nu es nor 0 s~~e. at Frem0l:It. See our window ~splay of the Ph 0 & 0 Phone I Fl' S . I •1927 star Coach. Lots of ex- Dr. T. B. Heckert left Sunday new California dresses. 1-- Bright Spe,cial one r,r r~ our pe'cl8 ==tras. FOR SALE--Qne registered male for Red Oak, Iowa, to visit -his colored cretonnes, f$-st colors, in ......1928 Chevrolet Laudau. Finish Poland China hog. Clifford sister, Mis3 Clara Heckert, fOT' a many, fascinating designs, Jef- Macaroni 5 5 Economy •and upholstering like new. Hale, Wayne. o3t2p couple of weeks. fries Style. Shop,,- The price is GROCERS •1927 Essex Coach. Priced right. Mrs. D, M. Mickey left 'last $1.98. I olOtl '48-pound bag a1928 FOTtt"Sport Coupe. Lots of FOR SALE~Wheat, in small week Wednesday for Chicago aft- Mr. and Mrs. John Grimm a.nd Very fine quality pltONE'5 •••extras and the car is in fine or larger amounts. Albin Carl- er spending a month here in th-e familY', Mr. and Mrs. AugustKay a.a164'condition. .on. Wayne. Phone 413F120. J. J. Ahern home. and Mr. and Mes. Nel. Grimm IO-Ib. box $1.16 "A Safe Place to Save" oJ) • =A 1928 Chevrolet Truck with o3t2 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Morris, Bon· and son were Sunday dinner •

an O. K. that counts. FOB R~ ,~:_':",.~~..~lo.r~:rea~: sTo.e~ ~~ryri~o~~' gtls._eds,sh··dlmne'.he M;rs. Ff,enrle,ttaHur- •• ' 'S'1927 Ford Truck. ,Box and cab [ ~ ~ OLIVES .

d 't h t t Ini FOR RENT-StxMroom ~ouse'l day and Tuesday.' .j' Mr. and Mrs. Fre/:l C. Hanson. CHARM COFFEE Egg Noodles =:~;y:n ::toanc:~ :lly::~sNe:: Phone 360. . ~311 i m~l':;C~'::.:~~::I~W:::'t<>';:~~:= :~~n.~~~;~~e~~e~~r=~~y~fhe~~~ = Full quarts One of the finest-sold toyau at a real saving and Extr~=qtlaliQ" !

olOtl FOR ,j, RENT-~leasant/'ro.om~ point black heels, for. only $l.•25. the hame of Mr. and Mrs, Oscar 4'6" Q'rop.nd f.resh when yoU buy it. 4'S'c .•FOR SALE-Spotted Poland Chi. F'::o::~;~A artment

i f::6~w· Jeg;~e~. ~~:;'g~::"went t:'~~a. ~:~::;s :z.~e ~~'r~tre ~r.. C per pound ,...................................... ,,~-lb. hoxes.,__ "i28."~::. Bna boars, cpolera immuned. nl.:M J PH Bo _ lOt1 hR. Monday t..o a~tend a. school in Mrtcarl' Nuss. '~.d baby s»en.t ....j ,. ..j: ,_.=David C. Nimrod, ,seven miles 0 y, rs., , yce, 0 X·ray 'instrt!ctlon. He will re- the p t week with I the forDier'seast of W!l.yne. ollt2p FOR RENT-Rt;oms. Wlll ~~ turn home Frid.ay. paren s, Mr. and 1'Mr.. Wilton . S it' P . t . 00 =.

sewing.. Mrs. Henry Bnsh. jr

l, Mr.,-an.d Mrs. R. A. Stewart Hayne•• at Page, Mr. Nus. drove '. a ·eanus Robb Ross Frate Heat}. Lettuce· C KIES~ ,;

••••••••••••••••••••••-.... Phon.e 457W. .' o3t2, an~ daughter, Ade~Ef' of Battle the~e !Sunday to acc~,.p~.hpme'. Ve'~ fancy, '.·f":ro::'.:":s':~e'·d"I r.·.'. •1" : Creek, spent-1Sundayt here in the' his wife and son. ! .", .. . 1> poun.'d 'bag Gel (8e Pkg. Fine large heads &01 ~.

:: Far ~ :: FOR l'tENT~Twolarge >:ooms In A, Di,A<ien h~me. '. . Miss Helen 'Loomis of A1i1ion. . ',' .'.".:;.' "'I 1·,1;iw:;~~cr~~t;fiil~l: F~~~;~e;;;':~::;1 :~i:L~rthl;f~!!.~g~~~~~'~~~1::~~ji 16e . Pttre fruit flavo~. . He each, 2 POU~dS:~~,;tll!1• Low price!! a ,easy'••... s.·seac.e..•.. . . ' ollU I .William ug e~. of Wy- Stallton, was a s~ay,. guest in • OR'AN'LYE'C' Celery',Cabbage Cam bell; 'II!=terms. .',.,' .• . '. more, came to' carrbll l the first the LooDlis home -I = u ~' psi,...••• .! ,FORRENT+Four rooms for of the week to vlelt her ~aughter, Mrs. liJdna D~v1 cam~ trom. Oleomargarine 'Tomato ..SQU..• '.. p' •• Fred G Ph ".eo il, .. I!gh\~.O.Usek.·' ee.p.lng , at 321 Wln- Mrs. John Jenkins, .J LIncoln Sunday eve g t<> J~t = 2 doz. 1!::9C Large heads ,r. ",...,..••••,;,.:' • I' ,WI', domr, ',', o1.0tf Mr. and Mril; .J~ Har~t:Qn bet" sister, Mrs, H. . Thoof..Wd. - tid 10 ',' ,!~,1.,:,;_.'• . . Loan•. 1 ." ..::." ... ,.";. ".,. I,·. '.' and Plin! Hi>.t'\'ftIgton were Iil' Te. arid mothe., Mrs. ~ E. Are•. II 19e-'Ib. 288 size, :dest grade 20e e c~n,.== ,R:eal Estate '" :~~~_ee:::,-~9R ,:-',-~~-~m hQuse'1 kamah Monday to ~t~d the fuil- The three WOmen IUt y~ste day • J ... ~' ~. ~ " ~ . -'~,;i,::: ' :~:';li-

••••••I'......];~;••::~: liir~:;:'Z·',ii;·;:.:· Boyce. 010~lPI,~~ ,ot ~., J~P' ;a~. ~'d-Um. tor UOOOln, the last10

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The <fhevrolet engineering staff spent more--han four years in the development of theChevrolet Six. Materials are selected fromthe world's firiest markets and, taken alto­~ether, there a~e nine thousandinspeftionsdurin~ the car's production and assembly!

Th~ result is exactly what you'd expect­quality in design. in materialvnd in work­manship that assures years of dependableand satisfactory service! .

Came in today. I We want you to see and<lrive this car-for it will give you anew idea as to what the buyer of a low­priced car can now expect for his money!

The ROtJIbter.152S: The Phaetrm.I52S: The Coach. 1595; '!'heCoupe. 1595: The Sport Cou.Pe•. I64S: The Sedim. 1675: TheImperidISedim.I695, AIlpricelj.n,b.jaetory.Flint.MidUttm.

Most poople realize that the New ChevroletlS<J Six in the price range of the four. But1!lut everyone knows what a really wonder­ful Six it-lsI

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,. TH RSDAY, .OCTOBER,-10, 1929;

wni. Hawkins

Dr. W. B. Vail

Dr. E. H. DotsonEYESIGHT

SPECIALISTWayne, Neb.

'SamePrice

for over 38 years

2S ....... 1Or25F'.USIt:tES~tJiari .O~ highpric:eclbtaDda

Dr. L. W. JamiesonSpecial Attentlnn to .

Ob8tetri~8 and Diseases of Women I

Office phone 129; Night phone 223Wayne, Nebraska

Open Evenings.

OPTICIAN ANDOPTOMETRIST

Phone 303W. Wayne, Neb.

Martin L. RingerLocal agent, Wayne and vicinity,

Farmers l\futual Insurance ICompany of Lincoln

Write farm property and towndwellinfs at cost.

Cavanaugh &Mc~achenlInsurance, Loansand Real Estate

Ahern Building

Phone 320W Wayne, Neb.

~:. 1·· .D" , • drive off Without damage to hors~ .••••••••,..• • .i••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~ ~.~•••••far y."ays m I es or wagon. . •

Wayne ~ untyl The annual meeting of the sy- Ad dEe e Kid :From. the Wayne I He aid for! ::~~:.~~~;~~~~~h£~~; . vance nglneenng now e ge 5

October 12, '11899: I \ ' D., of New York City', delivered j , '..Sam Sho~t visited ln innesot~' an address on "Home Missions." anJl Ex·perelence H ' P d dTh· :

th~e::::tc~~~~;, is buildiJ a nev.1 M~~:::b;;~t~s::i:b~n o;r;::;.; . U ave ro uce IS :re~:~ri~~dinM~~Iis~~\•. S a~ ar~' ":~oUghD:~~~S at~oor:~~~S ca::i~ F·.-.ner 0-.1 Burner §visiting rela~ves in Chic go. I J. ·H. 'Brow:Q, of Wakefield, ap- =

Andy Brenner of, Min eapolis~ plied for a writ citing the affi- •

w~e~::c:~~~y:.~n~ ~to~ma7" ~~r~s O~b:~e~o~::;~h~nt~rg:~~ In principle, desigq and construction, Electrol is an outstand~ Eha :to receive' medical tre tritent~. tiOD' was neve: legally organized. ing engineering achievement. There is nothing finer. It :

B. G. Sewell, of Baxte, Iowa, A lecture course, consisti,ng of will bring you automatic. care-free heating in its highest •VisItetl 'his brother-- the pa t week: _five _lectures,' by prominent men, development. Freedom from attention, from smoke. soot =

"The COllnt 'pf Monte .Cristo," will, be ~ven here under the \ . ~~~ l~i~~~~~~-iti~;m~~~~.shoVeling. With reduced expense =a box office" attraction, will b~ auspices of the CO~Ieg~ high \ Above all, Electrol provides absolute assurance of de~ _se~~.~erecsoo~" h rii d 'j, sChOOl'd tb~ MJt~odi~t, ~r bYt~~- The Master I pendable operation ... Constant ca,m1'.art . , . Any tempera~ ;Way~eor~.ft~:n~n~jS~~a~rri~~ts di ~~st~ectu!-,,~P w~ic~ ~~~ ,: octo~ Furnace Man I ture desired ... An abundance of heat, no matter bow severe =interest in the east. \, ber 23, 1899, w.n be given by 'L. f the weather. . :

Chas. Cleveland. of C eighton, F. Copeland on "Seeing the Ele- I All Electric and Entirely Automatic. _an old school friend of Cas. Cra- phant." ' ,/ Not only is Electrol's operation entirely electric, it is al~ =ven, visited him here. / so entirely automatic. A small electric motor fUnllshea the •

Mr. and Mrs. C. T. A cher of Best Nebraska Corn /// power. Motor, blower and pump are'mounted Qn one shaft =-Red Oak, Iowa, Q.re g ests of " \Vithout. gearing. Moving parts are reduced to il minimum.Mr. and Mrs. C..A. Grot e. I' H,-!-sker To Get $100 -- The oil is atomized and automatically mixed with the

E~::th~~~a,P:~~err~t~ :e: h~~ Lincoln, Neb.-A prize of $100 ~c::~~~o~~o~~~d~f~:~C~n~h~~~:dn~n~~~liti~l/~~C~~i~~~~SiS:;;;. ~~scr~~e~'r::i~~t ~ mes- and a free trip to the national ing from an unlighted burner.·

sage from Carthage, MOi, telling ~'::okinp;ov:~te~Jm:;:it~:::as~:'~ The Master Controlf th d th f h r b t;'r Like a living hlUld always at the furnace door, THE,0 e e_a 0 e ro ,e. "best this year.The corner stone of ~ e new An additional $100 \ViII be di- MASTER CONTROL keeps constant watch over every phase

G-erman Lutheran ChurCh! will be of the burner's operation, making the-burner fool-proof aDd always under 'constant automaticlaid Sunday, October 15, 1899. :~~t:t:;,n~o~~~ ::::e~~d:fp~:~= control. You cannot afford to be \Vithout this important Electrol featu~e.

Tbe bridges in the vic nity. of es. These awards are the same Mechanical AtomizationCarroll are in a very PI state as in the natiOllal competition it~ The oil is atomized 'into a fine mist, and thoroughly mixed with air, permitting independent~:gr~~:~rO:n~he~~Cb ~or is be- seINf~eb$r2.0S0kat'os fs'ix·vethm.ennn'ual state regulation of the oil and air supplies, and allowing all parts to be outside the firebox. This

principle also permits the greatest amount of heat to be generated from the fuel.

iII~~~. ~~e~~IO::::th:~~ St:~:~ contest will be held November 8, The Electrol Nozzleto Omaha where she edtered a ~~~ ~~~:t;OCh~~Pi~~:e:Ud l~~e:~ The size of the nozzle is the only part of the burner which varies according to the. heating

ho:r~:a~n~~Mt;:.at~~ntv~ Dyke ners up may euter. ~:ci~~~~:~~e~ft~~ec:~~~~~~m~~~io~ym~:t~~~e~~io~b~;i~~~.co~~~; n:~:t:J,~~o~:e=t~tat~Wight arrived here from Bastings mechanically maintained. The Electrol nozzle is simple. It opet:ates v.ithout springs. .Thereto attend the pr~byteri~ synod Notipe to Creditors. is nothing about it to get out of order. 'and to visit Way frier-ds. - The state of Nebraska, Wayne

Manager Britto has Had elec- COUDlntYt'h'eSSc'ounty court. Quiet-Natural~Y:_1 ,. .

IThe new-day Electrol method of heating abol~s~~~:,p.oise,an objectionable feature of inferior

tric lights install .in the opera: In the matter of, the estat~ of burners. Electrol is so quiet you are not conscious of i.ts presence. No more souud than thehouse and they II be~sed for f fl' f .1899 Abraham L. Evans, deceased. _ so t purr 0 an e ectnc an..the first time, .0.cto er .. 1 , . To the creditors of said estate: •

Mrs. J. Hopp an chi dren of You are het:eby notiti'ed, .that I = Fuel Consumption Occurs Only 'When Heat Is NeededWinside, left for their n W home will sit at the co'Unty court .room • Compare the efficiency of the electrol method of heating with the fuel waste which takesat Stobe, Iowa, where r. Hopp in Wayne, in saiq county, on the ,_. place when coal is burned. With coal the fire must be kelJt ~oillg constantly. But v.ith the wonder~

is employed by a lumb r com+ 11th day of October, 1929 and on • > flll Electrol the fire burns intermittently, consuming fuel economically-only when heat is needed.

pa:~·A. Morrike and Misls Char- the llth'day of January, 1929 at .: Two Models Co'ver Complete Range of Requirements

t, 10 o'clock a ..m. each day to re~ - Electrol is made in two models to cover all heating requirements-for homes and buildings oflotte McLaughlin, both f Ran- ceive and examine all claims =dolph, were granted a ,arriage against saHl estate, with a view. all t~~~ea~sdt~~:~%~a;~~t~:~~o;~~~~c::~ti~:r~~;~~i~~o~~s;~=~' :-:e:~~dia::s~f~~~~license October 10, 1899, Y Judge; to their atuustment, and allow: = age' size--and the model TO for larger installations. Every Electrol is adaptable to any type ofHunter. I ~ ance. The- time limit~d for the. heating plant. Your dealings are with an organization which places service and your interests

A number of wayn~'wome'Q presentation of claims against = first. The burner leaves the factory complete, ready to install-and is installed RIGHT. Ask u.swent to York this week t atten4 said estate is three months from _ for- a demonstration.the convention of the ebraska the 11th day of October, 1929, = _ SOLD BY _Federation of Woman's clubs beL and the time limited for payment _

ing held there this week. ~ of debts is' one year from aaid = 0 S R b tsCarroll: "TheJ;'e .is scarcely lth day of October, 1929., • 0 e r

day passes without an immigran Witness my hand and the Beall = .' • ~ _, .wagon going through here look~ of said county court, this 20tp •

~ne; ;~~ ~oP~~:k:o ;~~yy ~~: c~~t. day of September, 1929,. = Phone 140W . Wayne, Neb.I: (Seal) J. M. Cherry, I:

ing from the west." I: s2613 County Ju~ge. • .._•••••••••;. ,••••••••••••••••••LUCY, 2-year-old daughter of

Capt, and 'Mrs'. J. H. Brown, wasfatally btir:ned when her 5-yearj

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Ch~~v~ie~u~;e~or~a~~~I~ft:~~a;e~I,!a serious accident when a bridgel,over which ,he was driving with B.!iload of wheat collapsed. One en~1

of the bridge ca1lght on the cree,bank and Mr. Surbet was able to:

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Wayne County Fair.

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' h' ", ." Wl",j'" k Booklets, safety fi'rst,: fifth an~ .sixthC' 00: 'Or' B'e~t booklet by pritnary' pupil grac;l¢s....-o;Dorothea Lewis, Wi~s~de,

-Ddrothy Stamm, district 74, first; Stanley Prince, 'Y'iostde,first; F:r~ces f',m,f~, q,istrict 68, seqond; Merna: Hornby, Winside,second; Viola Hollfuan, district 14, third:. " '. . ,third. Paltriotic, fifth and sixth grades

Best boqWet on any farm topic -Harry Banks, Winside,. first;Premiums awarded at- the or cl"op--Evelyn Morril3, di5trict ~ichard Mo~;e\vWinsiPe, second;

~~le~trbi~ '~~er : f~~~~ral :Jc/i~:~; s~:~~~aG:~~::i{ili:~~~ Fr~~~e~~~:h a~~Si:~t:i~~~dest 38 thl d -;-'M~rna Hornby, Winside, first;Penmanship. distric, r.

Best collection penmanship---:-..- Be~t' history booklet-Dorothy ~~;jg. :~~~~~~~n~:~~~.!~~~~d;

~~~ri~s~~~/i~~~;~~~~c~t 62, secM ::~:~s~~~~~tct ;~: s:~~~~; ~~~~ gr:db:~ti~~~~t~::en:r:~t,ei~~~~.Maps. ley Kee#ey 'and W~fre~ Carlson, side,! flrst; Virgine Misfeldt, Win-

Best prQ(iuce map of U. S.'- district 51, thi:r:d'. side, second; Norman Wolff"Wfii::District 82; seventh and eighth Best Nebraska booklet - La- side', third. .grades, first. . Vern~ A'nderson, district 38, first; Thrift, sev:enth aQd eighth

Best colored 'map of continenT Georgia Knight, district' 38, sec- grades-Dor,othes Bartlett, Wiil~

--Opal Swanson, district 65, fir;:~t; ond; Etta Jenkins, district 56, side, first. -, ,.Irene Rebmus, district 53, s~CQnd; third. CitlZE!DS_hip, seventh and. eight;hfifth grade, distri.-ct 3, third. Best. geography booklet other grades-Lyda Jensen, Winside,

Best colored map of Neb'mslm than N~braska-Valda Jenkins, first; Kathryn LeWis, 'Winside,-~enth and eighth grades, dia- dis1rLe..t.. 65, first: Opal Swanson, second; Freda Weible, Winside.trtct 82, first;, Viola Koles, dis~ district 65, second; LaVerne 01- third.trict 62, second; Lois Bailey,- dis~ son, district 59, third. Art and; Applied Design.trict 65, third. Best physiology booklet-Har- Water ·Color.

Best produce map of Nebraska vey Bernhardt, district 3, first; Best card of birds--Lucille,'Sur--Mary Noelle, district oB, first; \ViUiam Roberts ,district 56, sec- ber, Wayne, first; first gr.ade,Fred Kay, district 42, second; dis- ond-; Ellen Morris and William Wayne, second;: carroll, third.

tri~~s~'s:r~ap of Nebraska-Vl~ Koles, district 56, third. Best. card of fruits-Carroll,

ola Kole~, district 62, first: Lor- Best kood health booklet-Fifth fir~;;s:~~~: :d :;~~bles--car­mine Petersen,~district-62, second: and ,sixth grades, district 33, first; roll, second.Alan Haglund,+-'district 47, third. secohd grade, district 33, second; Best card of flowers-Carroll,

Best colored map of !Wayne third grade, dis'trict 33, third. .tirst; Winside: second; fourthcounty - Seventh and ,'eighth Best picture study booklet- grade, Wayne, third,

~~~;~~g~i~~t~ct8~1,f~:~~D6~~:~ ~:::~; ~~~~. ~:~:t2:5,fi::~~ gr~~:,t ~~~~e,I.~~~~~a;i~irtbS~r~t:zel Appel, district 78, thir4. ond; V~rnie Brockman, district w~yne, second; Winside,; third.

Most interesting eXhibit.-Dis~ 66, third. Best 'card design for wall pa-trict 57, first; district 65, second; Best booklet on any a}.lthor-- per-Eighth grade, Wayne,' first;

,j,district 21, third. FranC,es Harmeier, district 84. Dorothea Bartlett, Winside, sec~1 Posters. first; Esther Linke, district 84, ond; second grade, Wayne. third.

bO~,~:~~~~ 2~t,°ri~~i~il:sttg~:~~~ ~~o~h~~d~ary Shufeldt, district co~eers~_~~~~ll~esi~~~b~~m~::e~district 65, second; Dale l{)\y and Miscellaneous. first; eighth grade. Wa~ne, sec-Ernest Johnson, districl 4~', third. Best display 'of paper weav'tlg ond and third. I

Health-Dale K&}' and Ernest -District .74, first; district 58, Best card designs for Iborders-Johnson. district 42, first; Frpn- second; dIstrict 21. third. Sixth grade, Winside, first; eighth~es Denesia. district 65, second; ·Best coUection of weaVing-Dis- grade, 'Winside, second; seventhDelores Greve, district 27, third. trict 69. first; district 8, second; and eighth grades, Sholes, third.

Kindness to animalS-=-Ke~mJt district 58, third. Best collection of water colorsPorter, district. 45.-_ first;·,. Betty Best display. of pape:r folding -Eighth grade, Wayne, first;Atkins, district 45, second; Ken- by primary. pupils-,-District 5, Winside. second; Carroll, third.neth Porter, district 45, third. first; district 61. second: district Frefl Hand Dra\\-ing.<

Safety first-Third and' foutth 64, thirq.,· Best card cartoons-Eighthgrades, Wilbur Kai, district 4, Best collection of raffia and grade, Winside, first; Eino~Bernt­first; Anson Mau, district 48, sec- reed work------.District 66, first. son, Wayne. seconc;1; seventhond; Elvira Schroeder, district 66, Best card sewing-District 78, grade..Wayne, third.third. . first; district 70, second; district Best collection"pencil drawings

Health,' third an!i ,~ourtb grades )85, -th,ird. --Carroll. first; seventh grade,-Alfred Obst, distlict 23, first': Best collection gesso._ work- Wayne, second: eighth grade,Mabel Gamble, distriot 23) second; Oistdct 69, first; 'parochial school. Wayne.. third.~uth Gr:eenwald, district 5, third. district 9, second. Best collection -pen drawings-

Safety first, fifth and sixth Best Christmas gift~Ruth An- Eighth grade, Winside, first; C_ar.grades..-Nora Woehler,' distric.t 23, dersOh '-and -Margaret Rodgers, roll, second and third.

'!,...f...lrSt.,.... ".""-...; _ :Albert· Gamb.ler district 23, district 12..first: Leona Hansen, Best collection crayola drawingssecon~; Elmer Cechin, district 45. district 48, second; Rodney Nel- -Carroll, first: fifth and sixththird. I son and Ruben Meierhenry, dis- grades, ""ayne. second; Sholes

Patriotic, fifth and sixth grades trict 9, third. third.-District 31, first: Erna Jacob- Best card of 'wood movable cut- Best collection crayon drawingssen, district 66. second; district OJ1cS of. animals or persons----Dis- '-Carroll, first.45, third. trid 79. first; district 63. second. Best free hand drawings in

Health. fifth and sixth grades Best cardboard movable cut- natural colors of four varieties of--Irene Wacker, district 70, first; outs of animals or persons-Dis· dairy cows-Grammar room, Hos­Walter An-derson, district -31, sec- trict 10. first; district 48, sec~ kins, second..ond; Esther Chapmart" district 55, ond; district 5, third. Penmanship.-third. Work of High School Grades, Best penmanship, fifth and

Advertising. seventh and eighth Town having best exhibit of sixth grades, first.grades-Weldon GreenWald, dis- high school work-··Sholes. first. Best exhibit by seventh andtriet 5, first: Vernie Brockman, Best geography booklet·---Ethel eighth grades-Eighth grade, W.district 66, second; Elmer Hard- Robins. Sholes, second; George T. S., first; grammar room, Hos-er..wstrict 66, third. )1 Nelson, Sholes, third. kins, third.

Thrift, seventh and eighth Best original poem-Martha Booklets.gradeS-Esther Wacker, _district Krei, Sholes. first; George Nel- Best booklet by primary pupil70, first; Lucille Paulsen, district' s.on, Sholes, seco?d; Willard Wil- -Carroll. first: Bonnell Jon..ea.,70. second; district 19, third. hams, Sholes, third. Wayne, second; Arlene Smith;

Citizenship, seventh and eighth I Best project in any hi~b school third.grad8ST--0 pal Thomson, district s~bject-·RaYp1ondRobin$, Shol~s, Best booklet on any farm top­57, first; district 78, second; Mil- first; George Nelson, Sht\>les, sec- ic. or crop--Margaret Wilson anddred Wert. district 57, third. ond;, Ethel Follette. ShoH~s, third. Bernice Honey, Carroll, first; Car-

Art and Applied Design, ,Nature Collectio~. roll, second; Freda Weible, Win-Water Colors. Best collection of Wayne coun~ side, third.

Best card of birds--District 47, ty. se.eds labele.d--Kathryh ~ewis,· Best history booklet-Jean WH..first; district 69, second; district W~ns~de, first, Henry! NIelsen, Iiams, carroll, first; sixth grade,8, third W~ns~de. second; Lyda, II Jensen, Carroll, second. '

\ Best, card of vegetables-.-Chel- Wmstde. third. I Best Nebraska booklet-Flor.sea BaSler, district 11, first. Best collection of Wa~e coun- ence Engdahl, Hoskins, first; Dor-

Best -card of flowers--,.District ty ~ood Jabeled~Boys ~t inter- othea Bartlett, Winside, second;21, first; district 16, secdnd; dis- ~ediate ~Tades, ~strict Ie, first; Virgine Misfeldt, Winside,' third.trict 69, thitd. gt~ls of mtermediate graljles, dis- Best geography booklet, otherBe~t car~ l~ndscapes-Distr~ct Wi~tsi~~: :~Cr~~d; Edna Iwagner, than on Nebraska-----,-Ruben Meier~

~~~f~~:; ~:~~~ct 16, second; dIS· Best cOUectiop of Wa~e coun- ~e~~~::~s~i:d;fi~~~~:~lt~~~~:~Best card designs, for wall pa- ~! flo~er~ lageled-DiS1rict 48, berg, Hoskins, third.

per-District 11, first; district Irst; dis.tnct ~, second. \ Best physiology booklets--Kath~85, second; district 4, third. Best displa~ ~Jass artic,es ~f at ryn Lewis, Winside, first; Win­

Best card design for magazine l~ast. ,four pte~es---:-Sholes, ftrst; side, second; Lyda Jensen, Wip..cover-Dorothy Hoppel and Hel~ dl~tnct 50, sepond; district 70, side, third.en GreenWald, district 5, first. third. . Best good health booklet-Ar-

Best card designs for border-- Best dIsplay jwooden articles of dath Francis, Winside, first; Win~District 26, first; district 11, sec~ a.t ~ea~t .four: pieceS---Winsi~e, side, second; Bonnie Lou Owen,ond; district 8,5, third. it~stthi~:tnct 60, second; dfstnct Sholes, third.

~~:~~~U~~~iO~rs~~ WC:~c~~I~~~' . Wobdw9rk. 'ro~:s~~~~~~,e~r::e,~~r~~~t.;~::second; district 18, third. Best piece offurniture-WUliam dyline Grlmtham, Wayne, second;

Fr Steele, W. T. S.~first; Dale Hanks, Norris Weible, Winside, third.ee Hand Drawing. W, T, S., second; Ivan Fitch, W.

Best card cartoons, district T. S., third. Miscellaneous.51, first; district 53, second; dis- Best bird house-District 63, Best qIisplay of paper weaving J. C. Johnsonttict 4, third, first; district 16, second;- Gilbert -Intermediate grades, Hoskins, GRADUATE

Best collection pencil drawings Krause, parochial SChOOl: third. ,first; first grade, Wayne, second; Veterinarians-District 82, first; district 15, Best airplane-,-.-Chelsea Basler primary room,' -Hoskins, -third.second; district 72, third. distric't 11, first; Dale Grimm, dis~ Best display of Ipaper folding Office Phone 75W. Wayne, :N'eb.

" Best collection pen drawings---- trict 18, second; Harold Falk and by primary pupils-First grade,District 47, first; district 83, sec- Gilbert Bernhardt, district 3, third. Wayne, first; second grade,ond; district 56, third. Best original toy-Chelsea Bas~ Wayne, second; third and fourth

Best collection of crayloa draw- ler, district 11, first; district 3, grades, Winside, third.ings--District 44, first: district second. Best display of paper folding by~ second; district 28, south, Model farmstead-District 48, intermediate pupils - Hoskins,

~~t coUection o~ayon draw- first, City School Awards. first; fifth grade, Wa)"Ile, second;

ings-.District 8, first; district 86, Premiums were given in the w::~~e~::r~f sewinJ-p~marY, Dr. T. T. Jonessecond. ci ty schools as follows: Hoskins, first; first ~nd second OSTEOPATHIC PiHYSICIAN

Bes~ free hand drawing in nat- Best 'prOduce map of U. S-Ru- grades, Winsi(le, second. Physlo-Ther~pistural colors of four varieties of ben Meierhenry, Hoskins, third. Best collecti0D; of ges~o work- Phones: Office, 44; Residence, 346dairy cows---District 64, first; dis· Best colored map of continent Lyda Jensen, Wlnsid~e, firsti Fred. Wayne Nebraskatrict 56, second. -Virgine Misfeldt, Winside, fir,!1t; Weible, Winside, seco d and third. I!ii'~~~~~'~~~~~~i I

" Best free hand drawing in nat~ Dorothea Bartlett, Winside, sec- Best Christmas gif -Lyda Jen~1'z==zLzzural colors of.. three varieties of ond; Irene Koplin, Winside, third. sen, Winside, first; :ayne, second~beef cows--Di~trict 62, first; Es~ Be.st colored map of Nebraska and third. :ther Jorgensen, district 56, sec- -Dorothea Bartlet~, Winside, Best card of wood1r cardboardond; district 2, third. first; Freda Weible, Winside, sec- Illovable cut-outs of animals or

PenmanshlJ;l_ ond; Irene Koplin, Winside, third, persons - Interme, ,ate grades,- Best exhibit by group, first and Best produce map of Nebraska Hoskins, first; plimary, Hoskins,second grades---Frances' Smith -Winside, first, second and third. econd;' Sholes,_ qrtrd.:'and DeaD. Bruggeman, district 68, Best soil map of Nebraska_ Wlniiers Am~ngj TownS~first; district 66, second. Virginia Gl~scock, W~ide,fir, Town SChools. haymg highest

Best exhibit by thfrd and fourth Irene Koplin, Winside, seco d; bonors--Wfusiq:e, 20~~oints,first;grades-District 68, first; Melvin Freda Weible, Winside, third. Wayne, 94 points, se ond; Carroll,Samuelson, district 2, ~econd, ~est color~d ~ap of Wa~e 80 'pointS, third.. Soles ,had 65

Best exhibit by fifth and sixth county-Virglirla Troutman, Win- and :Hoskins had !i1 po ts.grades---District 86, third. side, first; Kathry;n Lewis, Win- R:urRJ SchilD)'

Best exhibit by' seventh and side". second;. 'Virgine Misfeldt, ~ural sehobls, seQ ng ghest-eighth grades--Oisti"ict- 57, first; WinSIde, third. :. 'District '~, 24 poin • f rst; dis-

Most interesting, exhtbit..:..,..car- tricts 11 and 82, ',2 poip,f.S each,

8 ..a c.k·.a·..c·· h.·e ~~:e', :,~rtd:. Wayne, ,second; Win- se~ond; '-,distrlcts 23 681!snd 70,21 point;a each.. third. 1 !

o - '. . , , Posters.'If t~cUonal ,.B,la4d~~ :.,'ijlustrated storyf, first and sec-

',4~~~f~B your, el~~Pt_~uEJ~ :;t~:t~, ~~d~S-Pr1~ry, Hoskins,,'.Pt tlchlng Se1lJla tlpn, " . .

Leg )?alns, making ", 'ltealth',flrst lmd 'second' g,.adesdepreslileci and ~iI!3cOU ~rr(lll~:fi*st~" sec~d' and' third.

,1!~rZ~~8J~O ;~1~~J~~tt'1i,';~~~d J:~'f~o:={~~t;;;;~ i~~9t~d;~~~Y~~d~:nrd~~a~e:.RJ;ld' ':5~tJ6ty, ,you', co '~ea1~-. _!tl:lird and ,fourth 'grades":~~:s: ~o~~.: ,_:\Q~ _~E1sJe:l(reil -Sholes, .firSt;,' ljnv1ti.a

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WA.YJ:oIE HERALD. THURSDA.Y. OCTOBER 10.1"2".

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J. M. Cherry,County JUd~e.

Published by the Northwestern Bell Telephone.a.to !l55ml in making telephone 8ervic~ of most valu(

Then Pop spied the telephone ... "Ab-h! Ha-a-a !~'

he said, «no wonder your line~u5Y'when the reo

cei"'f'T is held up like th3l" . So you see, he said,it might have been all thmlt" other things but it wasn't,

Mom not saying anything. showing Pop was.right.

And Mom said that's funny, no one used the tele.

phone since noon and he'd better think of anotheralibi _ .. and Pop said well, maybe the other PartY 'on our line w.::.s using it or ma)'be someone called the'same time he did "

Pop came home late and Mom asked him why hedidn't let her know he wouldn't be home for dinner

and Pop said he tried to call her several times • • •

but every time he got "busy" reports • • :

"Ah-h l!!l:-a::a!" said Pop"no wonder your line's busy••• the receiver's held up!"

Save Time, Labor and Money­Be Independent of Hired Help.-

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We will arrange fQr you to see the McCormick­Deerinlr Com Picker in action. on request.

When you buy a Sandwich Farm Elevator you getan o.utfit that is going to stand by you for years: andyears.- 'It is built by one of the largest and oldest farmima­chinery concerns. in the country, whose reputationfor honesty in IIlJ'nufacture is Qf the very highe~

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10.15 Order ~r Bearing on Original estate may be granted to Ernest79.65 Probate of Will. . Greenwald as executor.

6.00 The State of Nebraska. Wayne Ordered, that October 11, A. D.3.33 county, ss. 1929•. at 10 o'clock a. m., is as-5.04 At a county court, held at the signed for hearing said petition.2.72 county court. room, in and for when an persons interested in

22.00 said county of Wayne. on the 23d said matter may appear ~t a13.50 day of September, 1929. county court to be held in and25.50 Present. J. M. Cherry, county for sald county, and show cause10.50 'judge. why the prayer of the' petitioner45.75 In the matter of the estate of should not be granted; and that

7,50 Philip Greenwald, deceased. notice of the pendency of saidpe-10.50 On reading and filing the peti- tition and the hearing thereof. be

5.25 _lion of Ernest Greenwald, pray- given to all persons interested iniog that the instrument filed on said matter by publishing a copythe 23d day of September, 1929, of this or4er in the Wayne Her-

~~l r:To~~:~~~ntb~f :~d l:~ ~d.S:idw~~~ty~e;c:~pe:u:C:~~~ceased. may be proved, approved, weeks prior to said day of hear-

56.25' probated. allowed and recorded as iog. .

~~~ l~~~li:il~r:~w~~stad~~:~~~ ~~:~)and thatti\the execution of said In-strument'may be committed and Dr. Eckener is the man who putthat th administration of said zip in the Zep.--Virgi.nian~Pilot.

This shows die power..drive eutac:hmentwhich. nw.kes use of tTaetm" power tooperate the pickel-. This increases auhusking capacity lf3 to lh more than a:

_horse-d"a:wn maChin~

Sandwich Portable and Bucket Elevator,s

Place yo.ur order now, Pi~ker will be delivered intime for husking. _ Pay us 'a part of the purchaseprice and put the machine to work. Spread thepayment over two harvest seasons while the pickeris earning its way. Enjoy the advantages, and profitby the moderh method, in the meantime.

Spread the Payments over 1929and 1930---two seasons

In buying a farm elevatol, bear in mind that themachine has,to do extraordinary heavy work-must"(ithstand a tremendous strain-musj; work rapidlyand smoothly, with light draft-must be adaptable

, to a wide rahge of cribbing aonditions.A cheap elevator won't save yon any.money, for it'will quicl<ly rattle and shake 'itself to piece" and bea,constant biJllof eXl/ense Qn accoullt·of break-downsaild .cost'of r",pairs..6,00

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w~ek~s ReView'of and also' his 'more ,recent "acquisi- County Board. L. Winebrenner, blacksmithingtions, ijle five shows of the Amer- Wayne, Nebraska, October I, 1929, A-W Road Machinery Co., scrapers

, Hevald &changes i~an Circus corpora~onwhich have Board ~e in r~~r session. All members p~esent. Nels C. Jorgensen, blacksmithing....10:- • I been touring 'the country under Report of J. J. Steele, ,county treasurer, shoWing ampunt of! fe~s Ernest Greenwald. refund on truck license

Mrs. Jane Nichols of Laurel, ~e =e:,Qfs~~:~l=~~ins~:~:~~~:~e~:e~:Yd:~iO~O~2~;' ~~e:a:~~~g~:p~~m~~ti;~'I~~9'a~;~:~- ~.~A~~':b~in~:~,Cr~p~~i~~~~c::ctor86, died Thursday. beck'::! and Sparks circuses. This Report of J. M. Cherry, county Judge, showing amount of fees Ollan Koch, dragging roads.

cCedar county Sunday school deal makes Ringling king in fact received by I·hi for the quarter ending Septemlier 30. 1929, amount- Willie' Suehl, dragging roadsconvention was held in'Randolph of the' western Icircus ~d. log to the1u of $681.37. and the payment of the same Inlo the Louis Bendin, dragging: roadsMonday, This string of amusff~nt en- county trea.\;lU as shown by receipt attached, was examined and A. M. Waller, dragging roads

5,;l~.m~':fvi~;n;:r:~S~~~r~SS~~~;:~j~:r~Sorr::::a::: th:O;;O~:: on ~~o~e:ou;.r:i~~~V~dudltors for tne years 1927 and 1928 of ~e ~aUlR..G::~~rY~a~;~o~oa:a:~r July and Septembertober 3. hoine of Ringling." various county officers, was duly examined and approved, and d.n D. S. Wightman, dragging roads for August

The·' story---of- .the cirCUS in motion the same was referred to the county attorne;y for sucbr ac· Wm. Splittgerber, dragging roadssh~~:,h~::~e d:~:~eddei~Oca~ur~;' A,Iberica is ~ interesting a chapw 'tion as is pt-oper. " . Road District Funds:

last week. ~:~o~~~~anr::~~;d i~i~:;;fwo~~~ c~rti~~d~~ti~~~ ~1~r~OI~~W~::.~ti~~ci6~ou~~n;::r:,~~~~:t~~~;~~:Geo. Harder, road wor~o~dD~~~~n~o·~o~ds

f.'~' Lyons, Presbyterian church cel- dont! much "to make it interesting, jury for the' November, 1929 term of tne 'district court in and fol' Frank N·. 4rsen, dragging roads

, ebrat,ed 'its sixtyfirst 'anniversary but. he will ~cause many regrets if Wayne county. . . Road District No. 19:last ......eek. in his co~so idations the names of Hunter precin,ct: b,l,arence Corbit, Eroil Utecht, John Beckner Alfred Etldie, road work

Newman Grove enlel·tained, a: circus mast lIS of other days are and Ira Swartz. [ Road District No. 21:CQun~y Royal NeighbOr conven- taken from 'the adVertising, The Logan Precinct: E~rl "Leonard and T.heo.~ Longe_.~ Clair' Jeffrey, road work

\ I tion Friday. ~ublic will. willingly acc~pt Rin~-I' Leslie Precinct: \C~rl Brudigan aJJ.d Ed McGuire.. Alex Jeffrey, road workt'l Mis.!'! Luella Bohnson and David h,ng .and hiS bet~er ShOW,s. but 1t L ,Plum Creek Preci~ct: J, G, Chambers, JOhn," Holst oct Fred Stone, Roy Pierson, road workf,.j· 'huhl of Randolph. were married will li!Sst on seemg the names of' Strahan 'precinct: iNels Granquist, E..L Pauls n, 'James M. Road D~strict No. 23:[ September 28. . Forep gh and Jo~. Robinson strahan and F, W. va~lkamp. . Matt Finn, hauling and filling in bridge'.:i f\ Pos~y:E'Jny of Laurel, died Sep- anp- mum and Bailey and oth- Wayne First Warn: '':ViI. E. Beaman, Walter Lern I' and Cal'l Road DistriCY No. 24:

tember 26, aged 80 years, One et old amusement roasters on th·! Granquist. Walter Lage, road work .r SO~h~~:ndt\\~:lI~~~ghft:~:b:;~r~::m bills. _~_._' ._~__._.. woo::~ep,s~o~ab':~t~~: James Finn, H. B. Ames, E. E. Fleet- John .Rethwisch, road ~~: District No. 26:

t! i::; cnppled by loss of two men, Prhile e. 'Wayne 'Third wa~: Fred L. Blair, O. R. Bowen, Carl Wright, Sam Jenkins. road workthe ones at end and right guard. Dr. A. L. Bixby: so't it make IWro. Beutow and JohD, Carhart. ' .0 Wayne Williams, road work

fr~;a~e~LHa~~~.;er~~;h~af:a~~ ,~.~)~ o~e~~~ i,rC~~ic~:ad~ri~;t~~ ~ron~;:;:~ Precinct; liE. F, Stamm, John G. Drevsen and Emil Sam Jenkins, road wO~ad District No. 29:

We::t ,p,(nnt \,~'hlC"h he, formerly II west. ~t the recent diplomatic Shermali Precinct: i Clarence Beaton, Harry G Evans and LoUIs IAdolph Bruggeman, road workm..-nt'(i. dinner 1D Washing~on. in giving Gubbles. I. Road Dlstnct No. 35:

.\ Clnl ~t'rVlce' examillation willi to our English cousins, the guests! DeeI' Creek', Precindt: Fred Wagner, H L Bredemeyer Sam Jen- '1 A Hennesy road workbe ('llndll~ted in \",'ansa to fill the Iof the E'vening! those places at: killS, Wm. Lob~rg and! Marvin Root. i Leo. Hennessy, road work\"al'ancy In thE' offlce of p(lst~as~ ! the table. snug up ~o the presi- i Wilbur Pre,cinct: ,aenry Arp, Fred Otte and AdOlph Meyer. I S~th-aovelson Lumber Co., postster therE' .i ,dent, whIch convention had nat-! Hancock P!recil'1ct: George Coulter, Hans Carstens, Gust Deck ISnuth-Hovelson Lumber Co., posts

Fred Borgelt of near \Visner,1 urally ';iccorded to the vice presi-l and Wm. 'Jank~. ' Nels Johnson, road workdi~rl September 27. aged. ;)2 ~1ear~·1 d.ent .on the one side and his dis-! Chapin Pretinct: C~aude Bailey, Harry Denesia, Harry Jones and' Russell J~hnsoD, road work .HI!' wIff'. three daughters and two, tingUlshed sister qn th~ other?- I James C. Jensen. , Road Distnct No, 36:I>on.". .~llr.... ive ' '- ( i The west is nO~hi~g if no~. c~ur- ! Brenna prechict: Jphn M. Weible. Harry Baird and L,ouis Schulte: Leo: Hennessy. road work", Ml.".'" M'argaret Breyer an:i, teous to the POiDt lof humilIation,] Winside: Hans Go~tsch, Joe Davis, Gurney Benshoof and Lau- Smlth-Hovelson Lumber Co., postsJlarrH'.~ Sllhacek of Pi~rce. w~l'eIb:lt if we were in tihe place of tp,e ritson Hanson. i Road :qistrict No. 38:m~rnpd v...·ednesday las,t week and I VIce· president or his sister,. we Hoskins Precinct: Paul Brueckner, George F, Drevsen, Harry Chas. Temme, road work .will lin' near Pierce. ,! would feel the as~umed, sacnfJce Buss and Carl Jochens. Road Distnct No. 39:

\\'(llk "n the new railroad grade.' nothing less thad a delightful I The follo~g claims are on motion audited and alloWed, and L. P. Ke~, road workbet\w'pn Yankton and Nprfolk I privilege, Crossing the ocean Iwarrants ordered drawn on the respective funds as herein shown. Geo. Martens, road workha'- -halted on accolJlnt of differ : tweptytv;.:o years ago. t~ smiling! \Yarrant~ to be available and ready for delivery on Octcjlber 12. 1929~ < Road District No. 40:t'nc€''' bet\\ ~en offICials a,nd prp- purser on the sturdy Marquette I General Fund ~ I F'ilo Hale, running gradermoh'l" .. dlrected us to a seat at table Lefebure Ledger Co supplies for Co Treasurb I $ 2750 IJaIlJ.es Holt. running grader

r:'udnlph HamSli & Son of ne:-,:t to CaptalD Tnbe This .... e 1 ", ayne HOSpItal care of Charhe Martin 5750, Merchant & Strahan, gasoline and greaseClarL,,{,n III a Poland ~hlOa hog I occupied thrIce dally on tl1e long 18t Joseph Home for Aged, care of Franklyn rIght fqr Sep- Road District ¥o. 41:"alt 1",<;1 \\ pek IPce!'ved a total of tnp from Philadelphia to Ant-I tember claimed $3100 allowed 3000 Everett Heikes, road work$142t> nn\.thnt't.... o head The1\\erp and WeTe half v.ay across Mrs H T Roeder, care or'Mrs Hannah Crawf d frOlf! July Road District No. 43;t lp \~ at:; $qz . I the qcean. before' learnmg that I 24 to August 24 . I 3500 H. B. Ames, lab.or o~ road

:\orf"lk ~armers Gm0!l . c{:m- i this seat at' the captain's table! Mrs. H. T. Roeder, care of Mrs. Hannah CraWford frain Au- Geo. Lessman, road work'pany dt'dn:ated a ~e,,:: IJlllldmg: \~S a special. hODjor which had! gust 24 to September 24 35.00 Loren Carlson, road workla~t SR.turday and inVIted farm-' excited the envy Of several less, cIty .of Wayne, light for August and September. c~almed Tully Straight, r.oad work ~

l"I"." <,f t~l~ seclJon, as guests. At- I favorably seated. Dr. C. B. M.' $48.~O, allowed at 34781 Filo Hale. runmng grader:0rn_t~\ I,eneral ( A surensen. poyn~eI' was th~ f1~llow who put Buse Publ. Co.: supplies for county clerk 12785 James Holt, runmng tractor ._~nk~ . .., us WIse, and we aught ~ave felt I Gaeblel' &" Neely, burial of Bertha Miller 100001 Road Dlstnct No. 45:

!<.k]ym S~allbautn .of J:~merson. chesty over .the (~.i~tinctlOn. but; Marcus Kroger, coal at court house 16095 James Holt runmng tractors~lffl:rf'~ cut". nn. hIS .{ac~ last! there wa~ our ~nend, Colonel: \Vekesser-Brinl>;:man Co.. printing brief in support of ~a3e of Roa~ ~lstnct No. 46:\\ ed, \\ t~f'n ",\arkll;lg on a cQun~y Bryant of St.. LoUIS who was mak· StantC?n county V8. State Board of Equalization 6.65: Arthur Weiersha:u~er. putting In culverthnd~t, gang He was pullmg fII- ing a long journey and had a A. G. Orunemeyer. plumbing at jail ' 1.25, B. R. Evans, road work

\':hpn a cham broke ud I c?mpetent letter of credit in hiB Frank Erxleben, commissioner services for September 89.00 I Victor Sundell, road workk lllm . : . bIll book. He was a wholesaler, Frank Erxieben eXpeOl'le of trip to Lincoln for gravei letting 6.80! Martin Holmberg, road work

H \..' \ .... ()~ldl"Uff ~'f'- \... m~UH:',d WIth money to burn, and felt his J. C. Nuss, supplies for janitor 2.2~ i Road District No. 47:w!111·' threshmg on Jo n ua:;.ton.<; tJusiness. and social standing en- H~rb. Jenkins, salary as chief patrolman for September on I, Otto Test. road wor~1.trm \ye~t qf Homer,. when hIs' titled hIm to first consideration \VaynewCarroll-Sholes road " ~oo.oo Road District No. 48:p~t('nt(,rk W1:\.:- caught 1n thf' belt Iln the- boat. and we would glad- L W. Ellis, salary as clerk of district court for September 166.67 Transcontinental Oil Co., gasoline,t \ll" tl1!'e;;her and b~~~~~~ b~~:r ly ha.ve swapped places with him, i Bertha Berres. salary as deputy Co. clerk for September 04.17 Elmer Bergt. ru~ng grB;d7r~lg-clln:-t hi'" body g: but for the e~barrassmentof hav- Izora Laughlin salary as ,asslst1int to Co. Clerk for Sept 95.00 Herman Assenhelmer, ru.nnmg tractor

Im:\ r:~:Jf welghwg between 200' mg til apolOgIze to t~e .captain Chas. \1\' Re~olds, salary as' Co. Clerk for September 166.67 Ben Lass, road work Road District No. 50:

~1\:I:~~:~1 :1~nu;hd~~, ~::m~l~tc~::~e~~, ~~~e~l~ ~l:~~u.~: oiP~~;:;:I~:. J;~ ~-le~haP;:;::o~~r~a~:~Yasa:s~~:~~~ :~rc~~,~~e~~~:r 3d q~arter 1~~:~~ Frank Brudigan, road work ~farm n"ar M.~E't ·last week In- hfe. reqUIre dIvers rules and r~gu- J, M. Cherry, salary as Co. judge for 3d quarter 475.00 Ben Lass, road workleU it'r>', went to the field and kil latIOns, but there are conventIons J M. Cherry, expenseS of Co. judge for 3rd guarter:, postage Wm. Splittgerber, roadR~~kDistrict No. 55:l,:",] an(! butchered the calf which ~.nd~r the su~ jthat. asstl,lme the and phone . ! 12.92\~'a." \nth its mother. , 19n1ty_ ~! ~_Ofa ~~~~__ Pearl E. Sewell . .salary as Co. Supt.. for September 166.{i7 A. R. McClary, road w~::d District No. 59:

Tho' Profitable Pork special Notice to Non-resident Defendants. Pearl E. Sewell. postage and. express for September 1~.65 Road District No. 60:train. sponsored by the slate a~- i To Edna L Cobb. Edna L Cobb David Koch, corp.missioner services 8.80 'd"'IC ultnra.l C"olleg-e and the Bur Lineweaner Floyd Lineweaver H. L. Bredemeyer. grocer~es for Karl Staarm fo~ September 15.00 Carl Ritz€', fining in bn ge!lng-trln railroad \lslted p..andolph I Alson Cobb' and Bermce Cobb. de: Carroll Cash Store, groce~es for Homer Ross family for Sept. 3,05',4~ Road District No. 61:and Laurel last Thursday There fendants: A. W. Stephens, 10 days Jailor fees on ~ack .Richardson 00 Wm. CBirstens, running grader\\ ert' exhibit>: from- the ~tate and, You will take notice that on IA. W. Stephens, 4 days board of Ferma .Miller 3.00 Road Dismet No. 62:!PCLure:. by men who ~pE'cialize the !L8th d~y of September 1929 A. W. Stephens, 10 da~board of Jack RIchardson 7.50 Leon Hansen. running graderIn b'lg raIsing. Gwen Hiller. as plaintiff, fll'ed he; A. W. Stephens, salary sheriff for September 100.00 Chas. Misfeldt. gasoline

[lr Edward Tanner of BatDe ~ petition in the District court of A W. Stephens, ~ d~ys board of George Connor 3.00 Road District No. 64:Crpek wa.~ the. honor guest at a Wayn'e county, Nebraska, against IPearl E. Sew~ll, 1DStltut~ :-und , 100.00 Adolt Perske, road workbanqlJf't given ttl the Ball room of vou. and each of you, impleaded ,Henry Rethwlsch, commiSSIOner seI'Vlcel'l. 90.20 \Vhereupon 'Poard adjourned to October 15, 1929.Hotel Norfolk Thursday, in rec- ~:ith Larkin B. Cobb and other' A W. Stephens. r»ostage for Sept7~ber 2.00 Chas. ~. Reynolds, Clerk

o~ltlnnnfhisfifty~arsasap~M~~~,~~ecl,A.W.S~~.I~~~k~~I~~~m~ 15.00 __~~ ==~~==~==_~~==================~~~~_medIcal practitioner A.lmost all purpose. and prayer of which pe- A. W. Stephens, 4 days Jailor fee~ on Fernia MIller and I 6.00(If thp medical doctors In the titian is to foreclose a certain real Georg~ Connor . • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~ :Gounty attended estate mortgage made executed Carroll Oll Co., gasolme I' 24.90 •

, Runni~g Into a hay stack whe.n and delivered by Larki~ B, Cobb: Smith-Hovelson Lum~r,Co., coal for Mrs. Wineland 43.05 p. k Y C C · hlanding m a meadow near hIS Dolly Be t 'ce Cobb Edn L A. W. StepheM, shenff s badges i 8.10 . WIt ahom!' at Sholes, Albert Tietgen 0. bb Al a TIc bb 'd B a .. [ Mrs. Maude Smith, allowance for support for September 30.00 IC OUr orn rophad hi, ""plane damaged I.,t C~bb' to ~'::en ':.rUlera:n or ~':~~~ Mrs, Elinor Evans. mother's pension for September I 30,00week He had flown to the west- August 12, 1926, as .J;lecurity for Leonard M. Plcker.ing, allowance for support for September, 20.00ern part of the state and was the sum of $1,500.00, and interest, ID. Hall & Son, shrubbery on court bouse grounds I 30.00

returning Jwhen dark,ness over- upon the following described real J. J. Steele, salary as Co. treasurer for September. 1166.67 MC · kD·'CORN PICK~R,took him and he landed at a estate to-wit: J. J. Steele. county treasurer, postage for September 46.50 ,-

la;;" ~e~,:~:m pce"dent 0: the qu~~~e:ou~~ b:::nth~:~:::."t'::~,te:~aS~e:~~e C:~dT;::r'::~~ e;fe~~:~ :a~~;C~~ .,slstants to co.1 379 C. ormlc - eerlngGraham lee Cream company, and (22), township twenty-seven (27),' treasurer ~or Septe£?ber ,168.34Grant McFayden of Omaha. for- range two (2), East of the 6th P. H, W. ~onaWltz, trucking... .1 14,25 .:mel'Iy o~ Norfol.k, were severel~, M., in Wayne County, Nebraska, Bndge ~und: CommisSioner' DIStrict No. I-Erxleben., •lhougf It. IS belIeved not dange[~ which said mortgage was.filedfor H. W. BonaWitz, t~UC~g . . 8.00 :ously. lll?ured .when the ~cFay- record in the office of the county . ~OmmISSlOner Dlstnct No. 2-Rethwisch. •den C"ar. m which they wele clerk of Wayne county, Nebraska, sta,rHlard Bridge Co., car: of lumber 1688.20 :\:'lm.g- to Omaha, was v..'Yecked on on September 13, 1926. and rew S~th-Hovelson Lumber Co., posts 4.00 •« hill hetween Fremont and l-Ioop- corded in book 46 of mortgages. S~th-Hovelson Lumber Co., posts 36,90 •lO'r at page 124. of the real estate S~th-Hovelson Lumber Co., po~ts 5.60

A SIgned petition, w~ich asked records of said county. Smtth-Hovelson Lumber Co., pamt 10.50that a part of Randolph's corpor- Plaintiff alleges in her petition . . General ~oad Fund:ate limits be declared a drainage that she is the owner and holder CommiSStOner Distnct No. I-Erxleben.dl.stIict, and that an engineer be of said note and mortgage and Sorensen Radiator & Welding Shop, welding, claimed $16.45,fdrnished to plan a new water- there is due and owin<>- to her allowed 11.95wa\", was presented to the county thereon the sum of $1,620.00 with R. H. Baker, road work 70.00bdard of commissioners at Hart- interest at 10 per cent per annum Filo Hale. running grader 18.00lDg-tr~n Wednesda~ :norning from August 12. 1929. and by O~aha Road 'Equipment Co., repairs for tractor 1.02WN'k T~e comrrnsslOners. ~cceyt- reason of default in .the payment Merchant & Strahan, gasoline and grease 74.12\:"d an~ WI~I grant the petitIOn. I thereof said mortgage deed has Coryell Auto Co., labor 3,10

~llD1stenal retreat for Met~o- i become. absolute and plaintiff is J. J. Steele, Co. Treas., express advanced 3.46(i,lst pa:;;tors of .the Norfolk dlS- l entitled to a foreclosure thereof. Commissioner District No. 2-Rethwisch.tnet WRS held m Norfolk Tues- ~ You are required to answer Omaha Road Equipment Co" repairs for tractorda.y of last week. Re~ Es:rl ~.: said petition on or before the 28th T. A. Hennesy. road workBowen of NI~tOlk,. pr~sIde~ lD ~e Iday of October, 1929. Leo. Hennessy, road workabsenl'E' ,o~ t:" e dlstnct Bupenn~ I Date4 this 18trh day of Septem- Let;>. Hennessy, road worktendent. Dr"\)C. G. ~man, who I bel', 19~9. ' H. H. HoneY, running tractorwas called. from the CIty by. th~ s19t4 Gwen HUler. Plaintiff. Carroll Oil Company, gasolinedeath of hiS mother'. Rev. Vi. W,: ' Henry Eksman, running gt;aderHull of St Edward, opened the I Notice to Credit-ors~ Commissioner District NO.3-Koch.program ' The ~tate of Nebraska, Wayne Barton-Warner Company, culverts

Chain Circuses. i county, as. Brune & Son, hardware

Lmcoln Journal: The chain plan, I : ~e CO~tty c~u~ tat f D. A. LUbriCantA~~~~~ileor M~'tor Vehicle 'Fund:

which long has ~een worki~g in Mary ~. ~:r~~. °dece:see:. e a Road Dragging District No. I-Erxleben:

~:na:our~e~e~~tf~~~e:~~~:~~' To the creditors of said estate: Transcontinental Oil Co., greaseYou are hereby notified, that I Ernest Greenwald, refund on truck license

ly in the circus field, the culmina- will sit at the county court room Nelse Granquist, dragging r?adslion being the greatest combina- in Wayne, in said county, on the Arthur F. Longe, dragging roads..tion of traveling amugement en- 18th day of October, 19 and on J. G. Chambers, dragging roads

t:r::.:~sallt~de;o~~~ c~:rolev:~ the 18th day 01;' January, 930 at W. F. Biermann, dragging roads

one master mind. ~~v~CIO:da'e~h do." ~~aii: ~~~:rs~~~~,~n~:~~:I_ :...John T. Ringling is the circus against said eetate, th a view Henry Greve, dragging roads

king of America. His shows now to their adjustment, d 'aUow- Ervin Hagemann, dragging roadsinclude the original Ringling, the ance. The time limited for the Arthur carlson, dragging roads

~~th~o:au:~~ ~O~~~~:h:~~~ presentation of claims against said B. RO' Evans. draggmg roads.

~._rec~nt years h~·bft.en mer~ ~~:tern:~ ~~cro:~s1~;:: ~~ ~~:i)::~~~r~~:~~;:g··roadsinto his several Ringl1ng show,'3:. the time limited for payment of Adolph\ H. Claussen. dragging roads...

debts is one year from said 18th C. W.· Albert, dra,gging roads .,StomachlTe"st:,fre'''e' ,daY of, o~tober,' '"29, ",.." Road Dragging District.No, 2-Rethwlscb"Witness, my hand. and the seal L. Wmebrenner, blacksmithing ,."'

:i . :of said coun~ cC?urt, tpiS 27th Jas. Stephens, ;fr., dragging roads.... . ..If'toor dlgestJon makes you ';I!IUf_' day of Septeb1ber 1929. Ernest Greenwald' refUnd on tr;uck li~e

~~~dl:;:mor~ic:loB~~e~b~'(Seal) i M. ~erl'l:", H. Robson, dr8g~g roMEL. . .{.....__ :.....Ulote. 15 Minute Test AbBolutelr. o3t3 County Judge. V. b. Sellon. dragging roads" ""..!.."~~::8tl~0:l~i1..fl'r:'~le=tP~'b: .'. ,Owen Jones, dr..ggingroads."+,,, , ,let form. No soda., , A, N~W ,Yo,rl< . cOlltr.ctor tel.~ Ajex"ro.ds,,,..,,,, j ,.., , ,

~~:f=l:-~ ii~~·etnr~~~~~ t2 =~~t ~;, ~~_ ~····:::::;:::::::::::l::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::: ..It doesn"t give stoma. tho~gh~J~u,:,~~"knew ~~~er,e J: J. Stee1~, ~..~~as., :.freigh~, and ~5S advanced..... . . .

~l:=tlO~d ~ ~ ·:~~lt~~~~A=u)ri ~rdon ~6tdl<'<",~~~~cl~~· 3-Koch:

;lil;hii(li)i,.lii, ;j:ir:lt:i'il~ klli '!<;I::i'.ii;:·,/;ti;:i;;ii!: " ,

~~~~ ~~~~hfnv1el~~~P~~\:vet combinations~·to choosefrom at .

$1.95 to $5.95 r-

GIO\··es To Match I'

of fine kid or cape leather,with fancy stitchings in col­er, at $2.95 and $3.50.Of ' suedine, with embroider­ed cuffs, at 79c to $1.50.

Bags of Rea1_ Leather

Of genuine shoe calf withamber shell or fancy metalframes. Clevei' new shapesand correct fall co~or;"s, $2.95.Of genuine st~e, hand­too 1ed, with guaranteedframes. Years of service andrich appearance in thesebags. $5.00 to $9.00.

~IYour Hat Should Mat.eh ...

Your Coat-

There will be an e"ceptional selectionof dresses here for Friday and Satur­day. Our special dresses used in giv­ing our out of town sales will be hereand also a group of dressesdireetfrom New York which we just tele­graphed for.

Choose from 11 special new assortment'}f silks and velvet combinations justreceived from New York. Values upto $18,00.

Choose from a new collection of lovelydresses in the better quality silks.Values up to $35.00.

The n.ewest fashion ideasbrought out within the pasttwo weeks will be shown inboth groups of these dresses.

COATSMade with the same care, of the same materials and linings,as the ladies" coats. Tailored to fit and trimmed with goodfurs. Our Navy Blue All Wool Chinchilla Coat. warm liDed.at $5.75 is an exceptional value. Coats of mixtures----;Kerseyand ~roadcloth at $3.75 to $5.75.

DRES SES';'Real stylish dresses of pretty plaid wc;Jolena---velvet combi~

nations-and wool jersey. You will be wen pleased with thequality and appearance of. these 4 to 14 yr. dresses and yourlittle girls will be delighted with them be~~ they have theattractive style treatments so difficult to" make. at home.Priced moderately at $2.75 to $5.95. . ,

. . SWEATERSSlip. over and butbJn £ront..styles in ga~ -color combinat:i0nsthat .children like. Pli~ed reasonably .at'$l;50to $S.M.

BLOUSES and!SKIRTSvery" cl~ver are these T~m ~Y c:~#binaMt?~, Skirt,'--ofpretty plaid wilha white underwaist and a,Washable blouseo~ .)iea.t ch,ecked,'prlnt' ~th a. frille4.:, r~BoY_ ..~~· ap.~,lODg!JJ~veS. Ages;6~8~10:"12Y~·, ',',. ,'.~,,,.,,,,,:':.: :

".Prl~.$1.;9S, :for'tM m~use. $SJ~~~~~.~._.~ldrt:

---and One of These Dressesto Complete the Costume

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A'bern's

Here at Ahern's you will find the answer to

"What type of ensemble should I wear." Color­

ings, silhouettes, de~igns' and everything else

necessary to the correct ensemble has been

carefully' chosen with your needs in mind.

Therefore ~~ern's is ready to satisfy you.

UThe co,at's the thing"~and

its color and style should de­termine the type of accessor­ies you select to, completeyour costume. Choose yourcoat first--then relate everyother item to it. That·s theway to, build a successful en­semble.

Choose Your CoatThis Week <

from An Unusual SelectionWe have brought to our store for ~s week aJl

the ,fine cOats we use in giving our out of ltown sales.Added to our regular stock these extra coats makeup a selection in which you are sure to find a coatto please you. ,

These coats are the last word in style. Fur trim­mings art! very important and we have selectedthese coats with exceptional attention to the furs.

Come this week and choose your coat from thisunusual assortment.

At *18, $28 and up to *59 these coats are pricedmuch, below usual.

Our specilll way of handling coats. permits us tosell at less than regull¥ prices. \.

:For Style at a Moderate Price, Come to Ah(!rn's

'. To .Build· a Successful EnsembleBegin With the Coat-

The New Costume Jewelry

in colors to harmonize wi ththe FaIl and Winter costumesis here in great variety.Choker Beads. Ear Rings,Rings, and E:racelets - allexact copies of costly jewel­Iy-are priced $1,00.

Hosier)' Is Darker

Complete assortments ofthese new darker shades aTehere in both plain and fancyheel hose at *1.50 to $2.50for the full fashioned, purethread silk Wayne Knit qual­ity. Also in the Never-Mend$1.00 quality-the best valuein $1.00 silk hosiery to be had.

$4:.85 $5.GO $6.50

Stylish footwear in the newshades of ·Brown and Blue.Patent leather and the nowvery popul~r dull kid. 60 newfall 'styles 'to choose from atthese very moderate prices.

I

Ladlea'" Sweaters·

, .. $1.95 to $5.75'In additiGn to'. the popular­prll:ef allpoDS at $1.95, (wear-e, ,sh~~S' an especlaqy~e"line"o~.,both slipons and'fancy .co~o:red, bU~;~j 'fro1;ltsweaters .'lD. the, b€;t~r quaJl7:.ties at".~.~ ,t(t ,::,5,75. •

present for ,this meeting. Guestswere Mrs. :¢;:- H." Barkley: ,of FQrtlCollins. dOI~"1 Mrs. "Guy E. Ste-',

~~nSn~~~d~~~~n:a~~re~eM~~~!Mrs. A. W.I Ahem 'and regularwork will je taken up at thistime.

Le. Porte CI*b-.-- " !

Members pf tbe La Porte com-IImun1ty 'c1ubl met yesterday' at t:Qe.home of Mrr.. Ed. Sandahl. Guests!were: MrS'lHeseman of, Q\iincy,1TIt" ,M:iss E\llen. Fredrickson oflWakefield,. ~Uss Renata Horstmanl:of Alma" N~b., anq Mrs. J. C.Bressler. Mrs. Raymond Bakerwas named music leader and Mrs.'Fredertck ,'Sandahl was named pi­anist for the club: Mrs. Ray Aglerconducted a round' tAble discus..:sion on "Housekeeping DifficuiJties." Songs. c~mpose:d for th,club by merpbers~were sung. '-lrsrSandahl served luncheon. The nextmeetin~ wilt be a 6 o'clock dinucrOctober 27 ~t the home of" Ml·S~

Carl sunde~. Mr~. F. C. Sand'1.ht..and Mrs. E gar ,Larson win be as~

sistant host sses. I

Panels of ecru marquisettes with silk fringeat 75c, and panels of fancy nets at $1.49and $1.89.

of eCru and of ;ivory color marquisettes.both plain wea~~s and with. the popularlarge dots in colors.

At $U~O. $1.95, $2.95

Also Cottage stile curtains with tie backsfor the upper alf of the window and aplain curtain fo the lower half ... Com­plete with vala ce and tie backs. in blueand green color1d effects ,on white to har­monize with yotr kitchen and bedroo,mfUl'I1ishings. ,

Priced at 1.25,$1.35. $1.95

~AHERN'S~

Criss Cross Curtains

Special·Bla'nkef Values.We· joined with a group of other mer­chants to buy blankets in a great quantitydirect from the mills . . . We· have somebeautiful wool'and part wool blankets inbright block plaids and plain pastel colorsthat. you will eujoy having in your home.The ·prices are below n~ual, •

$3;50, $5.45, $9.95

WCla!so'have sOme Very special values inblanketisecon~sjri:thecheaper.. ,qualities'iwhereYQu yvillnot .mind a slight misprint'itlthe bpfi}er;'orother little. imperJ'ectionsat $l:(Nlto " 2.95 ' .••.These secondswill. eirts·. for a cheap

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better of Los Angeles, ,~W~ 1aguest. Bndge was diversion fo~

the afternoon and Mrs., Ledbetterreceived high score prize. Mrs.Eph aeckenhauer will be hostessat the next meeting_

At~nd Wlnsi~e Par,ty.

w~:~~ irr~"'~~~eo:~~, ~;s. ~:M. Strahan, Mrs. H. F. Wilson,Mr,s.. P~ul Siman, Mrs. H. D. Addi­son, Mrs. A. T, Cavanaugh andMrs. D. J. Cavanaugh at~en,ded apar,ty yesterday at the home ofMrs. Gurney Benshoof at Winside.Other hostesses were Mrs." G. A:Mittelstadt, ~rs. A. T... Chapin andMrs, I. O. Brown. The afternoon.was spent at 'bridge" and, Mrs.Oma.n of Wa.yne, and Mrs. MaryReed of Winside" won prizes.

At R. R.. SmltU Home.Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Smith en­

tertained Sund/l-y at ·dinner inhonor- of the former's eldest son,Glenn Smith.' of' Cleveland. Ohio,who spent the week-end here inthe Smith home. About fifty,?,'ere present for the family din­ner. Guests Ifrom a distance were:Mr. Sinith. of Cleveland, Mr. andMrs. Ren SJ!lith and family ofYankton, Mrs. Howard Morrisonand family of Coleridge, Mrs.Nancy Morrison and daughter.Lulu. of Coleridge, and Mr. andMrs. J. C. Morf\lson and family ofSioux City.

'with' t I flowers. Mra. Eva Led-

Bible' $tudy Grele•Members of the Bible Study

circle met at the home of Mrs. E.B. Y040g Monday afternoon. Theregular Supday .school lesson wasreViewed": Miss Amanda and MissBertha Riessen were guests. ~rs.

A.' E. Laase wUl entertain nextwee~.

A,lpha Club Meets.·Mrs. C..W. Hiscox was hostess

to ,members of the Alpha clubyesteraay afternoon. This wasthe opening meeting of the clubyear, Roll call was answeredfc, on"Somethirig New I Have LearnedT~ls Summer." The programc:ominittee presented the yearbook and a social time followed.The hostess served.

Delphian C6:apter Meets.! ,Fontenell~ Delphians met Fri1

day at the ¢ity hall With Mrs. w~E. VonSegg~rn leader of the les~

SOD. Text reports were given byMrs. W. R. Ellis, Miss HarrietFortner, Mrs. Jessie R. Gilder...sleeve, Mrs. E. E. Gailey, Mrs. JLT, Bressler, Mrs. C. C. Herndon

--------'+ and Mrs. G. J. Hess. The nextCoterie Club Meets. meeting will be held,tQctober 18 I

Mrs. R. W. Casper entertained and Mrs. H. S. Scace will leadmembers of the Coterie club Mon- the lesson on "Position of Wom­day at a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. en at the End of the NineteenthPaul Mines and Mrs. L. W. Vath Century." Short text reports wiijwere assistant hostesses. The be given by Mrs. R. L. Larso~,

~stesses were also the program Mrs. H. W. Theobald, Mrs. W. E.committee for the year. After VonSeggern, Mrs. F. L. Blair.the luncheon the time w~s spent Mrs. C. M. Crav , Mrs. A. T.socially and in playing bridge. Claycomb, Mrs. W. Casper,Prizes were received by Mrs. P. Miss Mabel Da..-y n, Mrs. E. E.A. Theobald and Mrs. ~. W. Ellis. Gailey, Mrs. W. Ellis and Mr~.Mrs. Edna Davis of Lincoln, was 1Jessie R. Gildersl ve.

For Bride of Month. I~~~::::;;:::::;;;::::::::;;:;;~~~;:;;;:;;;:;;~~~~~:::::~~111Mrs. Reuben C. A. Gpldberg of Ij

near Concord. who was' formerlyMiss '~y Ellenburg, was honor­ed Monday at a miscellaneousshower given .by -Miss Marie Pet­erson and ·Mrs. Ha~ris Sorensen atthe Harold Sorensen home south­east 'of Wayne.' A' large numberwere' guests. Mrs. Goldberg re~

ceived many presents. The host­esses served.

At Winside Party.Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schmale of

Winside, entertained at bridge onTuesday evening at their, home.Guests 'from Wayne were: Mr. and¥rs. A. T..Cavanaugh, Mr. andMrs. Paul Mines, Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Mellor and Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Strahan. Prizes in the gameswere received by Mr. and Mrs.Cavanaugh of Wayne. The host­ess served 'refre1>hments after thebridge games.

Altrusa Club Meeting.Members of the Altrusa club

met Monday with Mrs. W. C.Coryell. Mrs. Fred Bilson was aguest. As the day was the wed­ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.Coryell, wedding experiences weregiven for roll calL Mrs. FayeStrahan read a paper on "TheHome.", Miss' :Leona Coryell play­ed piano selections. The rest ofthe time was spent SOCially. Mrs.Coryell served a two-course lunch­eon. In two weeks Mrs. CarlosMartin is hostess.

With Mrs. C. E. Carhart.Members of the Acme club were

entertained at the llome of Mrs.C. E. Carhart Monday at a 1o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Clara El­lis and Mrs. E. S. Blair assistedthe hostess. Tables for the three­course luncheon were decorated

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($1;!lS!il~I$~l25 I$+u...'mlu~.jl:;I!IU ...,~" ...~~h~il.Ji,·;;;.;i:;;~'I:~I~~I;.;;~;~i;~~:,.i~~;.!'I,.;,:III!~; ..~'.;";,'liln.' ..u••~.~..,....'.;.IIO~

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IN REAOY·l:.o,W£AR ~HOl:S '

ALL five important points of the foot (length, width, heel.Waist and mstep) are correctly fitted when you buy a

pair of Wilbur Coon Shoes. Your foot looks well. No.lipping heel.. No gaping .ide.. Wilbur Coon fit i. per.I feet to all 5 poin16 of the foot.

Really wondemd, the.e .hoeB. You'd hny tlrem for1h~r .ma,,: .tyle·illone. Or their comfort. You get hoth.

~e them for )'Qursclf•. Come in for a try-on. The style,and cowart, and,:6t of Wilbur, Coon Shoes will amaze you."-Sizes from 1 to 12, AAAA to EEE . ., .

P. N. G. Dinner.Membe-rs of the P. N. G. club

and their husbands enjoyed a '7o'clock dinner party and socialtime at the I. 07 O. F. haIl lastevening. The following hostessesserved: Mrs. Ed. Miller, Mrs. C.~.. '. Petersen. Miss Pearl E. Sewell[~d Miss Nina Thompson.

At~.te1 liltratton.Mrs~ 'A. A. Welch entertained

a.t 1 o'clock dinner Sunday at Ho­tel Stratton in honor of Mrs. W.S. Goldie of Wilrq1ngtoh, Calif.Guests were: Mrs. Goldie, Mr. andMrs. He,t"bert Welch and son, F.

Scout Troop One.Boy scouts of troop One met last

evening in regular session. After. the' business meeting games wereplayed and' the boys worked ontests for tbe scout rally.

U. D. Club Meeting.Mrs'ilL B. Jones wa.s hostess to

SoCial Forecast. members: ot. the U. D. club Mon~

Marmoby cl~p meets n~xt·Wed,- day aner~oon, The program con~nesday 'Yith Mrs G D Lindaay ,sisted qf: magazine artiCles. Mrs.

Tli~ 'Iriaustrial~ cl~b 'm~ets' n;xt J. W.·Jones entertains next week.- IWedn~1~df.Y with Mrs. ~r1C Thomp­

. son.Mrs. D. S. Wightman entertain,s

the Fortnightly club next Mondayafternoon.

Ught 'Bearers meet in regularsession at the church next weekWednesday. .

The girl scouts have their reg­ular mee~g Frid~y at 4 :15 in thecollege calistheneum.

Presbyterian Mlssiona:ry society At Farewell Surprige.:meets t04ay at the home of 'Mrs In honor of Mr. a.nd Mrs. Wm.Jessie R. Gildersleeve. Benshoof who are leaving today

L. W. W. club· has been p'o5t- for Minneapolis to attend school,p~d for tmo weeks w,hen Mrs. a group of friends went to theWalter Miller will entertain. Mrs. Dora Bensh?,of home Tues­

Members of the DeMolay chap- day evening for a surprise socialtel;' will meet Tuesday evening of Itime. The time was spent in vis­next Week in regular session. iting and' in singing. Luncheon

Tqe Pleasant Vallei club meet~ was served at the' close of thewith Mrs. ,Harold Quinn next Ipleasant evening.Wednesday. This will be guest day. -~

The Rural Home society meets A. A.•U. W. Meeting.next Thursday. October 17, for an ·'"Members of the Wayne braDenall-day session with Mrs, J. M. of the American Association ofSoden. University Women met last eve~

pegree of Honor lodge meets ning at the college for the firstthis evening at the home of Mrs. progr~m of the year. After aL. E. Panabaker. There will be covered·dish dinner. Miss Dorothya business session and social time. Felber gave an interesting 'ac~

The Presbyterian Aid. socie'ty count of her summer's tour inmeets next Wednesda-y af~emoon Europe.at 3 o'clock at the chur.ch parlors.

... Mrs. C: A..Chace, Mrs. A. M.Jacobs and Mrs. A. A. Welch arehostesses.T~e jUnior piano pupils of Mrs.

Grace Dickson I\eyser give theirregular monthly' recital at theKeys-er studio Saturday' eveningbeginning at' 7:3"0. The senio'r'students begin their r:ecitaJ 'at 8o·clock. •

The P. E. 0: chapter meets

~:;i~~s~~.O,>~.Ob~ l~:otba%~Roll call will be answered on"Worthwhile People." Mrs. ij.ol­lie W. Ley will report on "TheMennonite Colony."

The American Legion Auxiliary

;::.e:e .::~~~~e~~~~·G~~~b~~o~~~land at 7:30. Mrs_ A. McEachen.Mrs. Anton 'Lerner' 'and :t\Irs. C. S.Ash assist. Officers' will be elect­ed. 'l;'he apron's made by the eastand west groups will be turn~d ~n

at thtl't meet,ing. All members are&+'!~~:!:to ,be present.'

'I-:~,~,.Members of the Pre~School',., :,:~l..',~ :S't:u'dy Group of the A. A. U: W.

1j~;~:jli;: ':. pOstponed their regular meeting)<:,:,' from' last Fri.day, until October,> 18. The first J.ileeting will be

held at the _primary room of thetraining school. The 'group willorganize for the year ,and Mrs. C.E. Wilson will lead ~e discussion'0J,l the topic, '~Obedi~n'ce and Dis~cipline."

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,. WAYNE. NEBRASK<\.'\ THURSI)AY. ocroBER 10. 1929.I ,. ! ,"

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T'lIE ,vt~YfNE., I HERALD Section Two

Palres 1 to 8'r

'Vol. 49. No~ so.

Good posture pays in appearance and health.Whether you're poor or rolling in wealth.This holds true in farm or city's loud noise.It's up to you to have natural poise.In other words-just keep your spine "straight."Don't let th,is,fo until it', too late.

Drs:·Lewis & LewisCHIROPRACTORS

15 Years in Wayne. Neb. Phone 49W

New Challies for dres~es.

Washable and look 39like v,·ool. Yard ... C

$1.00Costume Jewelry.

Fall Gloves------Fancyfabric~. Pair 98cRayon Bloomers- 98Super-RayowPair.. .... C

28c(

New Prints-Fastcolors, 36-in., ;yard

CARNATIONM;n.K

()At:MAN'~I'1~ii', T;iUea1l9cX""'""-':"-""-"':"'1':',""'·, ";,:'1 <!,.)I;

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.. AUA,INH RaUlAl161lH

IIZI llAU fl"M;'16"I!'20,n"24'~'..." us , ..1. 01"

LAlGER MU\CLE ­lAI.GERARMHOl - .-.-fULLER bU\T ..IHORH! \LElV •

HUSKING MITIS

COCOA I CERroGood quality Large bottle <

Quart jar 21c Each 25c

JERSEY CREAM. GLOSS STARCHPANCAKE FLOUR CORN STARCH

4-lb. bag 23e I-lb. pkg.Se

Very finest qualitywe could buy.

Brackens, 2-pound cartoll_.. ... 29c

Wondernut Oleo, pound.... . 1!Jc

Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans. 21c

Quaker Oats, large package- 23c.

Nash Coffee, a-lb. ran----------.--"----c;"~i17

FL1~e~~~~g~~~-~.n.~-S~s-~".--,---19i,c;

MARSH,MAi.i.oW.~Fresh, fine. quality,·

Pound17cl"'

May Day Coffee, pound_._._... ~ .__,_3~c

Take a look atthem.before you b~y.

"".!>?~~~t.$~~E$

Dresses 20 New Fall Dresses for the Missand Matron hard to fit. New ar,

rivals for Saturday, made to sell for more than ourprice. These dresses appeal to all because t!Iey fitand the new styles are tailored ur fancy to smt yourneeds. Prices are- '.

....and....

Such varieties of style!Such Values!. above the ordinary

$1.95·

Makes more loaves of betterbread. If it isn't the best flour~ou have ever used, bring backthe empty sack and get yourmoney beak.

48-pound bag

.Brown Sugar.Powdered Sugar

Special, 3 pounds 21c

Swamdown Cake FlourPer package 28c

Omar Wonder flour

t.ARSO·NGROCfRY

Free . ·4' TimesDelivery'· EAch Day

;; PhO~8 247"2~8. •,Wayne,N.ebra11'ka::

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Sugar,16 Ibs. $1.00

You will find here many newarrivals this week

for Friday and Saturday selling

Fall Dresses

Winter Coats

. .40c

PINK SALMONGood .quality

SANI·FLUSHRegular 25c size

Tall can 18c

CORN· 'TOMATOES, ' ,,' .PUMPKIN .. PEAS·

No, 2 cans

S~~l\rd quality

I .' SPECIAL PRICE

P~rc~J!J,O~

BUTIERNUT JELLGENUINE JELLO

Pkg. 7c

CALU~ETBAKING• PpWD£R

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28c.

Hllakina Hard W.ter. Toilet Soap .

4 hars 24«

Candy Bars and GumAll kinds

3 'for 10e SpecialISe

~iSP. delicious. pkg.uuu

Mata*s, 6-box carton 15c

"Test' Overalls, men's, 8-oz $1.49

-Extravagant with fur ... ~ashione~ in jFashion's Best Sellersthe new silhouettes ... sometimes f1anng. ,These coats of fashion importance. For ... ~re assembled here for rourFriday and Saturdav you'll find them ex- selectiOn. Their new low hnes,tra good at ~ Rares and elaborate trims mark

, them as th.e season's newest.

"N~~~~'" I $3500

Dress Coats

Vivian SchUlz of Wakefield,was one of the M$.dl$ld collegestudents at Fremont rafnking high­est in intelligence, t¢sts whichwere given in the I.'school. LilyJensen of West, Pcfn~, was firstwith 106 points. An excellentgrade is 140. Mls~ SfhuIz made145. .

Yau get a product that givE78 an abundanceof heat, holds fire, bums clean and is ex­ceptionally low in ash. It gives: you maxi­mum value at low C05t., Depend upon it to 'keep your family warm this winter.

CheCk. over your coal cost

1for last year.

Then get our CASH PRICE before buying.Comparison is the ideal w y to determinecoal efficiency.

fisher-WrightWayne. Nebr....ka

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In Buying Our Coal-

,M. E. HomE' l\lissionan·.

Members of tJ:le M.~ E. Home jMissionary SOCIety and their:guests met at the church la:;t:Thursday for a 1 o'clock luncheon Iand social afternoon. A review iof the first chapter of the study Ibook on "The Crowded Way'S"opened the progr.am for the aft~Iemoon. Mrs. Claude Wright ledthe devotionals. Mrs.. E. S. Blair II

sang a solo, "My Task." Mrs. G.W. Crossland had charge of aplay in which members took part.Group singing ~ followed. Due.s Iwere paid at this meeting. rbefollowing committee had charge Iof the luncheon arrangements:.Mrs. 'Clyde Omau, Mrs. W. W.Whitman, Mrs. Chas.' McConnell.Mrs. Carl Wright a.nd' Mr.s. W. C.

-; Fox.

EnU!~talned At lITorfOIk"Members of the Wayne, COlum.

bus and Madison profe~sibna1 an"busine:iB women's" clubs wereguests, of the Norfolk, 'Club 'at, adinner and program,: ,at lIotelNorfOlk_ Monday -eveDing. Mrs:Bess' ~ha.rdt :M0rrisD:I1, :_01" Lin.::'

coIn;-,~s Anna T. ~1Bon. ~ O,mat

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$l37.~O TUBES·I•....,All complete--ready to plug... into;,-o.rr nearest' electric socket., '1='er~lngle dial control" ;and':

Now We'Return With Cold WeatherFrom All Outdoors

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To brighteIi:up and make'home what it shouldbe, use paint, 'varnish and enamel·on your floors.wood-work and' furniture.

We can tell you how 'to do it and tell you what

the cost will" be. You will he surprised to see howeconomical you can refinish your home.

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The Majestic1

-Authorized Majestic Service

Fr'om the First Whistleto the Final Gun----

You;re Thdre EverySecond with

(By Mrs. Grace BUSkirk.)

YOU get the feeling you're inthere fighting with the team, so real­

istic is the description of the big games viathe MAJESTIC!· Any game, played in anypart of the country that is being broadcast

is brought to your home without a bit ofdistortion or hum. Radio reception as y<1U

have always desired it, is possible today.

This "Mighty Monarch of the Air" pulls in

station after station with amazing clear­ness and ease, Extreme selectivity and sen­sitivity. Call 533 and.ask for a free home

trial.

(Jall aSS lor 8ervicf>-6ervlce on any -,set. 'Standardsemce charges. Tubes cJ1e,c~ed Free 0"1 Charge.

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:We' sell also the well­known Kolster, Brandesand Brunswick Radios

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ERAL~, T!iURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929,

THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME

Winside Department of The'Wayneley' 'Martin in the Yellows~ne," Bowers and Alice Jean and Miss ers, it being his sixtystxth birth. Fred Victor, Will Test and Mar""Wesley Martln'in ,the Rockiest" Dorothy Oman. day. tin Holst. '~'We81ey Martin On the Old Sante Fifty relatives, and friends went Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bressler and Mr. and Mrs. Carl 'Thomsen ofFe Trail," and "Wesley Martin on to the Will Test home last week family and Harry Bressler were Wakefield were Thursday visitorsthe Old Indian Trail,", by Fitz W.ednesday evening to help Mr. business vIsitors, in Sioux City on and the Louis Heineman familyHughes. };.. 'DeW copy _of "Uncle Test observe his birthday 'anni~ Wednesday. Wednesday visitors at ,August

Miss Hazel Arnoldiof the'He'1'o,ld staff,',is ~:ditor of this department., Any_news contributions in the,se columns from Tom's Cabin" has also been,order- versary.' The, evenin,r was spent A number of men from out this Kai's. They were also callers at;, 'will be gladly received b-y Mt'. ed. in visiting a~d luncheon was serv- way attended a r "Feeders' '.' meet- Albert Kai's.

I' . J. -------'- ed. ing at Wisner last week, the ob- The Farmers' Union met at,---..,;------,...,-------'----------...- ..-------------'-'--r---"':..·..'IWinsiae Woman The ;8. c. club meeting to have ject being to stabilize the grain Theo. Vernoy's Thursday evening..i MiSSI~sie 'Koepke spent Thurs- ernoon at t~e 'Wm. R;oepke, sr." Will Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs. Social I I C -t- It III been held Friday was postponed price. ' The creamery picnic at Nort:olk

day in Norfolk. . home.. Wm.. D;amme, the last two fam~ 8· J·Z lea y, because of rain. The business Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Buskirk and wa5 discus5ed and many plannedHenry· Carstens spent Sunday' . M·r. and Mrs. Fred Wittler Were Hies of 'Wayne. Danish Brotherho d meets iJ ' ses5ion and election of officers to Clare and Ivodelle 'Gray spent to attend. The union meets next

at'the Wm. Koepke, jr., home. dinner guests Sunday in the Au- Mrs. G. A. Mittelstadt, Mrs. I. regul.ar session $at rday eveningj Mrs'. H'!lrrOld Neely -who under- have been. held 'at that ti'iUe will Tuesday evening at Austin Bress- at A. W. Dolph's.George' B. Gordon was a Sun- ~st H. Witt~r homenear·Wayne. O. Brown, Mrs. A. T. Chapin and went.a.n operation at a Sioux City be held at the next regular meet- leI:'s, it being Delmont·s ftfth Dr. E, S. Blair of Wayne, has

day business ~visitor in premont. Mr. ana Mrs. Ed. Lindberg vis.- Mrs. Gurney Benshoof were yisit- Rebeka.hs 'meet i regular ses- hoapital Saturday morning, was ing. birthday. finished the examination of school!If d M L W N db ·t d th I tt' itt 81 t N f Ik I t k W d sio thi F ld [ni 0 t b in a critical condition the first of Mr. and Mra. F:'rank Schulte and A free movie and other enter- children in this community. We

wer:'Na:rfOlkrs~it~r5'sat~;da;:n ~tty h:sp~tatl:s;swe;e: ;'ed:e~ ~::d:Y. oro as wee ,e - 11.n

s.r a.Y. e.v.. n

g, co er the ~eek. Word received here Mr, and Mrs, VIctor Kniesche' tainrnent was given at Wisner on believe this to be 1\ much better,

Mr. ~d 114ra. Lel~nd Waller day.: - . Miss Mar~are~ Nelso~ W"ho· at- Monday ·stated that there was1it- were Sunday dinner guests last Thursday evening, especially for plan than having the teacher try-spent s.aturday evening in Wayne. Rev. and Mrs. Carl eritc,hett tends the Wayne cOliege, spent Sons Of, Herman. tle change in her condition. Mr. week in the Fred Vahlkamp hQme. farmers~, Quite a few from out lng to do it, and parents should

Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand VOBij and family were f:hmday dinner the week-end here in the home of Mernqers:, of the' ons of Her- NCi~eyl.y ~ts~j1.mhi"ge W>pr'flencelnweSnlotUtXo ~:yww:~e i dl~erAguest\s Wsunlttdlay heTreh

atLtendided. have the defects remedied 'asspent Monday afternoon :at- Nor- gue:3ts in the Rev. J, ,Snlce Wylie her parent;S, Mr. ~nd Mrs, C, E. man lodge~ met .Ttl sday evening e n e ugus, er, e a es' Aid met at S. C. much as possible.folk. . home. Nelson, in regular 'session. I ' the cit~Y~to_gM_h_e~_g_lg~te~r_St1nday. jT., home. J Bressler's Wednesday. They quilt-

:Miss Goldie Nelson spent the Miss Blanche Leary of Atkin- Mr, an<;l Mrs, Gurney Benshoof Mr. and Mrs, Otto C1erleman ed a quilt for Mrs. Wilson Mc- Try a Wayne Herald Want Ad.w~-end in the Chris Han'sen SOn spent the week-end here in and 'son and_Mr. and Mrs. Harold At Bridge !Party.· I Brenna News . a.nd family, Mr~. Mi.nni~ :arune, Guire. The next meeting is at the I----------c---home-.· < the home. of her, father; Dave Quinn and family were dinner ,Mrs. G. A. Mittel,tadt, Mrs. A. :~ .:r.~~a~;sMr~~~~~eGGeer~]eemmaann, wGeeO,c·omBeU.Skirk home and all are Mrs. John McIntyre

Mis..<; Georgia Turnbull and Miss Leary. 'guests in the C. E. Benshoof T. Chapin", Mrs. I. 9. Brown and (By Staff Correspondent.)La bsa k t S d' . P f d M C A J R h S d M G ~ B h f t the last two families of Berthold, At the meeting at the Bt. Paul Plano Tuning, Voicing and

~~e. e c spen un ay m ba, r~w.~~y a~~' Stanieyon;i'" Be~: o~;s. ~~t~YGraef and Miss ,Ver. atr~ 1 ~:~~k ~:chfone~n~r~;~e~~ Fred Bai"rd spent Thursday Mo., visited Monday evening last Lutheran church the following RepairingMrs'. H. G. Trautwein and son" den, spent Saturday here with nice Witte -went to Wayne Sun~ noon of bndge Wednesday. Sioux City. week l~~~_~~~SChul~e_ home. familiefl aske~ to be tran5ferred Phone 189W W N b

.Junior, spent Saturday morning'in friends. day aftetrioon ,to see Mrs. Ed. - Miss Marie Kester spent Thurs- to Wayne ,owmg to better roads: I olOtf ayne. e.Wayne. '. I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolff and Granquist and baby at the'Mrs.E. For BirtHday A~lvpr8ary. day night in the 'Fred Baird home. Leslie Ne\v,!iil

Mrs. Wm. Koepke spent la~t children spent Sunday afternoon Granqtlist home. Miss Irene V'!eible entertained John Meyet: and son, John,week Wednesday with Mrs. Emil in the A_ E_ Hutchinson home at Mr. and Mrs. John L. Williams members o~ the senlior class Fri- spent Thursday at Pilger on busi·Steffen. Carroll. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ivo day evenin~ in honor of her birth~ ness.

s:~~ya~~t=~::\nRth~~S;~~~~~ lan~i~ait:~n~~~~~~:eAI::;~'K~;= ~;;d~~~erOfg~e:~~O~~h'tl:e~~~u~~ ~:~Si~~n~~;I~~:y~ve~~~e:n~~~~~= M:~~yF~;~r~~~~ ~~e~ht~ lt~tG~~~l~ A.D~~ g~:g~ i:r~~~1Stinf{ atby home. lin spent last week Wednesclay in Carlson home ,here. eon ,was se~ved.. _ home. Frank Las~ was a business vis-

Mr. and Mis. Gene· yarr were Norfolk. Dave Thomas returned to his Mr. and Mrs. George Bruns itor at Neligh last week.Sunday guests in the L,"9uis Eh- Mrs. Emil Steffen, and Mrs. home at Galva,. Iowa, Monday M. E. Aid Mt~('ts. spent" Tuesday of last week in Mrs. L. J. Bressler was a Mon-lers home. Ferdinand Voss helped MT.5. Wm. after a week's visit here in the Mrs. Chas. Needham and Mrs. bmaba. day caller at Fred Jahde'fi.

Miss Gertrude Bayes was a Thielfoldt cook for hay men on home of his sister, Mrs. Otto L. W. Need~am eJ:1te,rta:ined mem- Mrs. George 'Steele spent last We thank all who assistedTuesday visitor in the v..'. R. Hil- Thursday. Schneider, and fa.mily. bel'S of the M E Aid at the week Monday with Mrs. Caroline any way with the food sale., I 0. church pa'l]or's T'ul'sday after. Steele in Wayne'" Her horne. I ·Miss Eunice Meyer and Mrs: F. Mr. and Mrs. 11". E. Bright re- tlC·'-",,· John Glasnep of Coleridge is

Gerald Cherry spent the week.'! C. Voss~:helpeti Mrs. Wm. Thi'el- turned home Saturday from a vis- noon. Aft~r quiltin~ the ladies Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Moses were visiting old friends out here.end ~t the home of his parents (oldt with . papering last week Iit of a week WUf friends at Co- enjoyed a s@cial hou~ and refresh~ dinner guests in the H. S. Moses Albers Bros. have been thresh-

atM'-;:"u,:~ Mrs. C E Carlsoo W~~e~C::IMrs Ch"'g Tietgen of ~~~'c~a.nB~~~l":::hc::~:~nand ments were I serV~d 1 hO;:;:. ~~te;:.~ri:~ry Reeg were inl.;:;e;~e~O~~if~~dA;~~:\~i~~d::~ ~a:;. ~eek ~ ~edneSQay i.n ~~~:~ ~;:ni~tfri~d t~ze~~~di~:~ Ise:rr~n~ndfa~~~r,iT~o:va~~dJa~~~~ 1I~~i~~:ln~fSSth~e~88Ij n~~ ~i~ met ~~~:rs;:~~~~:~2~~e Carl Meyer atO~~g ~~i'~·n~~~~~ya~ite~~~~~i

Rev. J. Bruce Wylie was tiL b!JSl,~ Voss home. P~te Jacobsen and Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday ev~ning make plans Mrs. Adolph Bruns spent Mon- childreJ:1 enjoyed a two-day vaca-'ness visitor at Walthill last week Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Tappert of Jens Andersen Vfere Sunday din- for the enS'.ing y:. a. Mrs. Her~ day evening of last week in the lion.Wednesday. • Norfolk, spent Sunday afternoon ner guests in the Rasmus Nielsen man Podoll, presi e t, Mrs. I. o. George Bruns, home. Ole Svenson spent a couple of

Mr. and Mr5. A. Martin spent and evening here in the Otto home. Brown, vicel presi t, Mrs. Geo. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ire~and,spent days at Clarence Mann's lastSunday evening in the M:s. Lot- Graef home. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Davis of Lewis, secretary, JI a d Miss Ger- the evening of Septen':lber 29 in week.tie Jensen home.\. . Mrs. W.rn ... Tllielfo.ldt ~n.d~rwent Rushville, c~n:e last we~k Wed- trude BayeSj' tre~~ur, r, w~e pres- the W. E. Lindsay ho~. Bert Sneath visited at Austin

Gurney Benshoof and. Dave an operatIOn for _.append~clbsSun· nesday to ViSlt- old friends and ent. :' j Miss Rachel H-ansen '~perit last Bressler's a couple of afternoonsLeonhard. spent last week W.ed- day afli.t(rnoon. She is getting relatives here for a few days. The : __ week Wednesday' nigh~ with Miss last week.nesday in Wayne. along nicely. Davis family lived here eleven With Mrs. +.aluc wron. Irene and Miss Viola Test. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jahde were

Mrs. H. H. Huffaker and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Trautwein years ago. , Mrs. Fra Wilso entertained Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reeg spent 'dinner guest.., at Geo. Giese's, Sep-T. Chapin spent last week Wed- and 'son, .Junior: spent" Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nydahl, Mr. members of ;the Win ide Woman's last week Monday evening in the tember 29.nesdaY,in Norfolk.. afternoon in the Ed. Trautw in and Mrs. Walfred Carlson and club Thursdlh-y. All embers and Ed. Reeg home at Winside. J. P. Clausen and Chris Jur-

Mr. arid Mrs. ~oyd Prince ,and horne."at CarrolL family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert John- one honorary memb r, Mrs. L. W. Henry Frahm and SOJ,l, Henry, gensen motored to Minnesota onfamily visited Mrs... Ellen Perrin Ferdinand Redmond ,and G s son and. family w.ere su.nday eve- Needham of; Norfol , were pres- of Wisner, spent Thursday· eve"- a business trip. We feature Major Spar Varnish, Du-at Wayne Sunday. Glazier of Fairfax, S. D., w re ning supper guests in the Chas. ent. The hos!tess ser' ed a 1 o'clock ning in the Chas. Baird home. The Johnson and Buskirk young

The sum of $21.54 was realized Sunday guest's here in the H 1'- Nelson home. luncheon. 'After theJunCheon Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Test of folk attended a party in Wayne K wik Enamel and Paints to meet. from ,the M. E. A1d food exchange maD Fleer borne. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mach, ;I!o'Iiss 'Vinson, Mrs. Chas. eedham, Mrs. Wakefield, spent last week Wed- ~Friday evening.Satu~y afternoon. . Mr: and Mrs. Chris Hansen I?ora Beuthein and Miss ElizabethlH. S.-Moses and Mr. A. T. Cha- nesday. in the Will Test home. A. W. Dolph and John N.John- Your Requirements.

", ~d ,~s_ R;0bert .'Nylie speD:t sunda.y at the home of Mrs. Beuthein left Saturday for HCll~ pin gave a p.l~y, " he Charm of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Glassmey- son were Thursday business visit. •,Siinday dinne.r guests lD the Hansen's sister, Mrs. L. C. Rho- stein, Iowa, to visit a sister and the Old Album."} er spent the evening September ors in Sioux City. :. Hillier home. . de, at Randolph. uncle and aunt of Mr. Mach. : --- 9 in the Louis Schulte home. Mr. and. Mrs. Orval Puckett l W MNtt.t1d :

Mr. and M~S. Harry ~ahler Irvin Quass went to ~earney They returned home Monday. '1 Birthday Party. Mrs. Julia Lage and son, Carl, and Darrell and John Park spent caw .Sunday dinner guestfi III the Friday to visit his sister who is Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gerleman The following we e guests in spent last week Wednesday ev~- September 29 at' Yankton. . •

Gus Hoffman -home. ill in a. hospital there. He return- and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gerleman Ith~ Mrs. Max Eclwtt home Sun- ning in the Will Higgins home. Miss Edna, Miss Olga and Miss I •• " - .:Mr_ and Mrs. P .. C. Allders~n ed home Sunday. , and family of New Haven, Mo., Iday at a sutprise d~nner in hon- Mr. and Mrs. C. Clasen were Alice Clausen visited at Wisner I a

were Sunday evenmg guest,; III Mrs. Bert Hornby, MISS Elsie and Mrs. Otto Gerleman of or of the bifthday alnniversary of s.upper guests in the Carlos Mar- and Stanton Mopday of last week.l PHONE 108 WAYNE, NEB. :the John Beale home. and Miss Hope Hornby and MJ;s. Wayne were visitors in'the Dave Julius Eckert:. Mr:. $.nd Mrs. Er- tm home last week \yednesday. ~ Tuesday evening, October 1, a :

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koep4:e Faithful Jones spent IA.st week'ILueker home last week Tuesday. nest Eckert ,and family, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sievers aoq large crowd was at August Mey~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. spent S~turday eV$fing in the Tuesday in NOTfolk. Mr. and Mr~. Da·ve Lueker and Mrs. Otto Ec;kert and family, Mrs. family were dinner guests in the

W:~.~~~lf~~.~~eHoffmanand an~rM~.n~n~r~r~a~~d1~~:~::~ ~:::'~in o~e';i~:~~C' ~~. ~~. ~~Sci ~~~te~r~:e~~~us~n~c~~~~IY~llM~f JO~~s:r:~rri:ta:;,::&~~:e~~;:tif" ._ __.______ refamily spent Sunday evening ·in and sons went to Columbus Sun- Mrs. Louis Gerleman and family Stanton, and Mrs. Anna Koplin last week Wednesday and Thurs- Ithe Rober~ Graef ho~e. day to visit relatives. of New Haven" Mo., were supper and family of Winside. day evenings with. Bonnie Jo Mar-

w~~~·~~~e~ ;;-~~:~~rs~~a~~: an~rM:~~ a~~\J~a~~~:sM;;~~:~~ ~:~t~~:e~ Otto Gerleman home :For Bride-Til-Be. tinMr. and Mrs. George Brunsand ILewis Thur5day afternoon. Andersen were Sunday visitors in Mrs. Art Auker spent Sunday Miss Goldie Fleer entertained a family spent September 29 ,at the Ii

Mrs. Thorvald Jacobsen and the Pio Andersen home. witll Mrs. Burt Lewis. Mr. Lewis, group of friendS Saturday after- George 'Johannes home near Pen-Mr5. H. S. Moses and daughters Mrs. Fan.p.ie Lound and Miss Mr. Auker and Mr. Bronzynski noon at a miscellaneous shower del'.spent Saturday in, Wayne. Rose Lound arrived home last and Will Misfeldt went to Stuart for Miss Hattie Bronzynski, whose Mrs. Anton Granquist and Mrs. I

Chas. ~hall) of Wayne, sp~nt week Wednesday from a visit with and Atkinson, Neb., Saturday to marriage to John Fleer takes John Lindsay went to Sidney the ISunday mght and Monday With relatives at Buran, S. D. look for feeding cattle. They re- place soon. The afternoon was first of last week to visit rela-Robert and' H?,mer Wilson Dave Thomas of Galva. Iowa, turned home Sunday. spent in making a bride's book tives.

Alfred Kophn spent last week Mrs. Otto Schneider and Mrs. AI- ~Wm. Prince moved hiiS house- for the guest of 'hontr. The room Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeg andTuesday in. S.ioux City. He was fred Koplin spent last week Tues- hold goods and f~rm machinery m which the gifts for Misil Bron- family spent, the evening of Sep-a Norfolk VlSltor Thursday. day afternoon in Wayne. here from Potter, Neb., ,the past zynski were placed was decorated tember 29 in the Adam Reeg

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sydow of Mrs. Dave Render, Mrs. Erwin week and he and his family will in the bride-to-be's chosen colors home.~ayne W"e:-e guests here Monday Warnemunde, ~iss Fern Render live on the farm where F. E. of pink and white. Dinner W"as Mr. and Mrs. John Reeg andm the Chnst Sydow home. and Emmett Molgaard spent Sat- Bright now lives.' Mr. Prince has served the guests at 5 o'clock. family spent" the afternoon of

Mr, and Mrs. Dave Lueker and urday evening at Norfolk. been farming in the west for some The bride's colors were also car~ September 29 in the Adam Reegfamily were dinner guests in the Mr. and Mr~. P. C. Andersen time. l'ied out in table deforations. hOM''''re,' and Mrs. Art Mann andErnest Strate home Sunday. and Grandma Petersen were Sun~ Mr. and Mrs., Henry Kleensang - I

Mr. ~d Mrs. J. M, Strahan day dinner and supper guests in and family of iHoskins, Mr. and. W. 'F. M. S. In Meeting. family spent last week Wednes-~ children s,?ent Sunday here the Hans Andersen home. Mrs. R. B. TidHck and ;Mr. and Members of the Woman's For- 'day evening in the Mrs. Julia La-iD the G. A. Mittelstadt home.. Mr. and Mrs. '-'V;ill Janke and Mrs. Robert graef and family eign Missionary soc,ety met Fri- ge home.

Mrs. Wm. Fenske and ElSIe Mr. and Mrs. August Dangberg were Sunday vilsitors in the Her- day at the church With Mrs. W. John Meyer and family spentspent l~t week Wednesd~):' after- and son went to Marion, S. D., man Beuthein: home. 'the first R. Hillier and Miss Glertrude Bayes the afternoon of Septemb,er 29 innoon Wlth Mrs. Wm. Thielfoldt. Saturday for a short visit. \ two named' fan:UUes were ,dinner as hostesses. Mrs. ¥ae Huffaker. the Mrs. Henrietta Hurstad home

Mrs. carl Wolff and children "Mr. and Mrs. Dave Render, Mr. guests in the B~uthein home. led the devotionals. I Mrs. M.. L. in Wayne. .spent Thursday evening in the and Mrs. Erwin Warnemunde and The following! were en~ertained Halpin was lesson ~eader. Mrs. Miss Linda Heithqss of McClen­Alfred Sydow home near W:ayne. Ruth Render 'apent Sunday at at Sunday dinner at th~ 0. W. George Lewis had~arge of the nan, Iowa, was an overnight

Hubert Fleer of. Columbus, Wayne at:the Harry Render home. Milliken home at Wayne! in hon~ mystery' box. Mis Alice Wylie guest of the Will Test girls Sep-spent Sunday here WIth his par- Rev. and Mrs. Carl Critchett or of John Mill~ken Qf Presho, S. and Mrs. I. 0, Bro played pi- tember 29.ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman.Fleer. went to Omaha Monday to accom- D.: Mr. and Mrs..James 'MillikeI;l ano solos. Member of the sOcie.- Mrs. W. E. Lindsay and Miss

Henry A'Smus spent Sunday aft- pany home their son who has been and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don- ty took part in a m sionary play- Florence Montgomery spent lastill in a hospital there for some aid Milliken and d,aughter and Mr. let after the re I r services. week Wednesday evening at the

Dr. R. E. Gormley time. and Mrs. Albert Milliken andfam~ Mrs. Carl Critchet~ and Mrs. O. Carl PfeU home.Sunday dinner ~uests in the J. By of Wayne, Mr., and Mrs. Luth- M. Davenport bees/me new mem- Rev. and Mr$. J. Bruce Wylie

R"sldeDt Dentist C. Schmode home were: Miss er Milliken of Randolph, Mr. aDd bers_ of the societ~.·' f' and son, Raymond, of Winside.X-RaJ" Service Gladys Hendrickson of Vivian, S. Mrs.' John Milliken and son, EI- --+- were Thursday supper guests in

Office Phone -taw; Res. phone aiJ D., Miss Irene Weible, Mr. and win; of Winside, and Mr. and Mrs. St. Paul's Evang.1 Luth. Church. the Harry Baird home.Winside. Neb. Mrs. Harry Suehl, Mr. and I Mrs. Carl Sundell of Wakefield. (Rev. H. M. Hilpert, Pastor) Mr. and Mrs. George Bruns and

Saturday, Octobh 12, Saturday family spent the evening, of Sep-school at 9 a. m. I tember 29 in the George Roggen-

Sunday, octo~r 13, Sunday bach home near Altona.school at 10 a. m. Preaching Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gamble anelservices at 10:30 . m. family and Mr. and Mrs. Albert

Trinity Lut~±n Church. ~i~u~~~:~~~~~~::~tinp:~a~d-(Rev. Paul ,Rotoldt, Pastor) Mrs. A. < L. Ireland spent lastSaturday, 2:30 IP. m., religious week 'Wednesday afternoon with

instruction., the Ernfrid Allvin children whileTwentieth Sl1nd~y after Trinity, Mrs. Allvin had dental work done.

October 13: > Miss Daisy Wylie, ;M.iss ElsieSunday school at 10 a. m. Nieman, Miss Marie Kester andThere will be rio serviCe. Miss Thelma Wood attended the

, I theatre in Wayne Thursday eve-Methodist: Church. ning.

(Rev. Carl Critchett, Pastor) Mr. and Mrs. Fay Stiles andSunday scllool at 10 a. m. family left Saturday for a visitMorning worshiiP at 11. with Mr. Stiles' sister at Oak-

~~~~~~ ;~:~~ ~~,6;~300.P' m. ~~~d:;~a. They returned home

The official bOlrd met Tuesday Mrs. Everett Lindsay and Mr.evening at the c urch to discuss and Mrs. Russell Lindsay andwork for the co ing year. Junior went to Glenwood, Iowa,

The Sunday school board meets the latter part of the week toFr.May evening tt appOint:.. tea.ch~ visit Mrs. Everett Lindsay's fath~ers and officers for the coming er.y.ear. ' Mr. aond Mrs. Charles Heseman

Plans are' bein made for the of. Rosebud: Mo.," Mr. and Mrs.organization of a, chofr for. young Everett Smith.an.q Mr. and Mrs.people. .- ' Walter IDrich were Saturday eve­

The fortyeighth annual meeting mng guest-s in" the"_Fra~ Schulte\of the Topeka b anch of the W. home. I' •

F. M. S. convene in Onlaha Oc- Mr. and ¥rs.. August Wittler

tober 10-13.: > ~~c~~~' :~. :rictd :::', :~:~Library. Bo rd In Stnithand . family spent· Friday

Mont ty Session ~:~~. m ~e, Lol'!" s~h'!ite".. Mrs. Pyott 'Rhudy' was able, to

Members of --;;I.e library boa.rd 're~Hrn, ,h.orne last. week Tuesday. met. last Wieek ~r monthly-. re.. frO-IIi ,a. No!'olk hospiW where.

poJ;t and the -folIo g accqunt «;tf 'she, had - bee~ re~eiving medi~aI

th~ inopth'~ wor, given: Books car~.tor a te", .rays. Mrs. Rhndyloaned,.807: fin. and fees, $8' !S'.recoverlng.81o",ly,.. . '. "'"

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Priced at the low figure of 20 cents e.ach for'white frosted from fifteen watt up to and inclU;<I-'ing 60 watt. CoIored lamps slightly higher.

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wakel,:>I,i:,e,::'ldD"R"i,,',.,:,;,'pl,ar'rtM,lentofTheWi,"~yneiHel ra,Id. ~~~:1~:~0!:~~: :~~E~~~~~~::~~:~~~~~~:?ttrn~~~ ~~::: ~~ft~:E;rtl~:l:~~~:~g~!~ ~~~l:::~:aC:tlo~S~~~:~~:~" " _ . tw.entyfour, relatives and friends. Mrs. Roy AndersoDI and Berni- Oak. day,· October}4. These pigs are

, i '.: !'" ., I T" dAr The young couple went, to Omaha ta were _Monday after~oon callers Mr. and Mr. Carl Wilke of cholera immune. There is newDOTQthy Huae., Nyb,e 9 of trw fl,eTald~tdt1"'I:is,~ditOT""f tfl,Ui d6pa,rtment and tI>ill vim,". Wakeji .ld. every ue.9 ay. ny new contributions dId t I W d d, ,ff. ' an p anne 0 eave e nes ay at Velmar Anderson's. Pender, Mr. andlMrs.l Kaspar"Korn ,blood for every farmer and breed..to th(:~e colut"n1¥'/" n to'U~ or count tf', ,be gladly receiv~d by her. She is also authm"ize 'I to receive new or renewa- 8ubacripti~, for' Los 'Angeles, Calif., to make Mrs. Ida Lundabl ·and family and Miss Emma Kor.p of Wayne, er. Johti P. Anderson & SODS.

l ~ their home.. were Sunday afternoon callers at were Sunda':y dijnner gUests at the olOtl, .1 C T d . .pinli,; White and green were the Mrs. Charlotte, Lundahl's. Will Wolter I..-;m"'_ In the after-I----~-------

Mr. and Mrs. C les Scqulz daugnter of oakland, were dinnerIand hIS Wlfe plan to SP'Fnd a few Clety met ues_Tay Wlth Mra. J. ." I' J.1.l.Jj "'.-were: in Wayne Satur ~y., "~I and supper guests Sunday 10 the days there. D Haskell. R:ev. C. H. Rum- colol's carried- out in the hom~, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fleetwood noon the Misses Wolters and Korn

'Orville Martin. stud nt at Wa~ ReyndId Anderson home Mr and Mrs. A M. Hypse en.. baugh led thelstudY from the bouq~~~g· of flowers being used. and family 'were Sundriy eyening attended Walther League rally at

~Miss Borg :wore brown saUn. Her callers at Mrs. Ida Lundahl's. Concord.

h,OO"Ar:..: Lt,~~ ;~tt~~ ,~i~,:,-e~?,ty he~h~n~ 11~~rLa~~~~~hBe:~~~~:~ i~~~~i~~~lg~te~man:~ h~:::l ir°: :St~en :f~~~noOa social tlme_ clos- sister, Miss, Evelyn Borg, was Mrs. Ida Lundahl and Miss Lil- ----- --Tuesday to ha."t'e his e es treated. were Tuesday evening guests in and Mrs C. N Fletcher, who are i' bridesmaid,' She wore black vel- lie' Lundahl were' Thursday after· Hoskins.

Mrs_ Fred Lehman pent Mon- the Jilhn Goshorn home leaving soon for Colorado' after al Honor Mrs. H. 8. Ware. vet. Hugh Long of Omaha, at- noon callers at John Kiulberg's.. Anna: Schermer called on Mrs.day in -the Henry chtenkamp Mis~ Mildred Peterson and Miss vislt here The Levi Dahlgren, Neighbors a ~ other friends tended his brother. A wedding Mr. and Mrs. Velmar Anderson L. Krause Tue$day.home. . Aman,da Bokemper,' the' latter of Bert Harrison and M E Carlson went to the horlte o~Mrs. H B dinner was' served afte~ the cere- and daughters were Sun;day- eve- Mr: and Mrs. J. H. Boje and

C. W.- Long is rem deling and Emerson, went to Iowa Wednes- families we'r,e the,e. .; , . Ware Friday aft~rno n to remem- mony. I nlng supper guests at Ed Ca.rl~ Anna .Schermer motored to Leighl"Qarranging the tnte or .o~ his day of last week for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. FreeL Lehman ber her birthdat 'en!ty were The bride is a graduate of the son·s. Wednesday.drug $tore. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sundell and were Sunday d'tp~er guests in the present and enjoyed visiting. Wakefield high school. She had Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boje and

F. I1". Fisher of S OUX City, family ·and Miss Hel.en Sunqell Roy Nelson home at Di~on. Mr. Luncheon was s$.rved. ' ~::~. e~:~Y~~n~~s°p~~::tst~~v~~~~ ~~~~~e; :~~i~;r~al~~~er:~J:;;I~ family visited in the John Bojespe:g.t., Monday night in ,,~he Harry went to' :Red Oak" Iowa, Saturday and ~rs. Charles Ne~son and +- Tulsa, Okla., and he has been Killion's. bOMmer, ianndPieMrCre" sMa~urFd,aYS·chermerFisher, home. * to visit relatives until Tuesday. family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leh- For Beulah Sunlner. . .

Mrs." Lizzie Volberdi g vi.~ited R, Z. Frisselle and \ Mi&S Ruth Iman, Mr. and Mr.s. Fred John'Son Mrs. Bert st~rner entertained working in Omaha a couple years. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hanson and and son, Alfred, visited in the Ed.in Allen, Waterbury a Martins- Frisselle of Omaha, visited Satur- and Miss Vlrgi;n"is:, sahs,. of Ccinw the fir,st grade children at her sons and Mr. llnd Mrs. Chas. Le- Green home Thursday evening.burg Monday. I day Ej.-nd S!Jnday here with their cord, were also there. home Friday aft Ii ~chool for the Blood' T,ransfusion ,vene and family were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Schermer

A da.ughter was bO~_Tl1esday, son and brother, W., W. FrissEjll,:. _ John 'Baker returned :Sf1,turday sixth birthday I'f l her daughter, For Mrs. Wendel guests at, Geo.· Jensen's. and son. Alfred, visited in the J.October 8, to Mr. and F-~s. Allen MIl, and Mrs. G. B. Miner 6i' h9in S~oux City where! qe had Beulah, which was Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson and H. Boje home Sunday evening.Money of Allen. Dixon, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick spent a' few days taking treat- The young folk enjoyed game.s. M 01 f - children attended a birthday par- C. J. Boje and H. Freed vi~ited

Mr. and Mrs. Elme~ HarrisoJ.}. Charpbers of Laurel,"were Sun,day ments i$ a hosp,ital. Frf,d Thomi- Mrs. Starner ser ed ice cream andI' rs. h ah Wende! of Wake- ty in the Charles Roggenbach in the L. W. Schultz home nearwere Sunday dinner gtiests in the gt1ests jn the W. E. Miner home. sen w,en~ there .to accom any him cake. Twenty w re dinnr.r guests flel~ w 0 ~S, :een~lll ~O,\ seve;al home near Altona Sunday eve- Battle Creek Monday evening..T. O. Felt home. : Mrs. A. C. Bichel went to a back., John F. Baker aIled· on that evening at the Starner home ~ee ;. re~elve f~ 00 ora: u- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boje and. Mr. and Mrs. Velmar ,Anderson Siou.-.:: City h,osPital Wednesday of John Ea"ker Satli,rday, and Will in honor of the.1anniversary. SlOn f u~~ ay ~."t ernoon. r, un- Mr. and Mrs. Nels Peterson and family visited in the Mitchell

l ~·were 8,unday dinner guests in the last week. Mr. Bichel and fam- Baker called Monday: , _, _ ~n: ~oux 1 y, came 1.lere on L:hildren were Monday dinner Haas home near Pierce SundayEdc,cAarlB,oanrdh,oJ".:em'e., R,'ng and M, ',:ltYedanhderthseu'nDd'ayH,. Kay family vis- Earl Davis of Petaluma, Calif., For Rt>;ynold Au erson. Wondar Yd airplane to see Mrs. guests in the 'Milford Johnson -_...... .' who stopped here enroJte home To help Reyno d Anderson cel- en e, an he returned Tuesday home near Laurel. In the after- I HE'nry Ford himself raises the

E Carlson made a. business trip! Alljlert Anderson of Cro k t from Indianapolis, Ind., where he ebrate his birthd~y Wednesday of b?, plane to perform the transfu- noon they all visited in Yankton. question, "What will we do withto' Bassett Thursday. . !Neb.,' visited a few days he~esl~;t attended the barbers' convention, last week the tdUowing were .eLt 8100. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Killion and the olrl Fords'!" We know; mix

Mrs. -E. S. Kiernan and baby I week, He transacted business. left Sunday fot the west.. He had his home that 1 evening: Alfred ' ~~~:~~e'OfMlilena~~d :r~s~nd~~~~ 'em with the old razor blades.--are visiting the f~rll,ler's brother I He a1so visited his sister, Mrs. D. visited his father,'" George .navis, Anderson, Rolai,l4, and Arlyn An- Play Presented Monie Lundahl and Chris Peter- Chicago Tribune.in we.stern Nebraska. i A. I;'aul, in Concord. s.nd sisters, Mrs. Walter Carlson devson, Miss Judi~p. Anderson and Here This Week... H. J. Nuernberger a:nd J. P. i Walter Carlson, C. L. Davis, and Mrs. Fred Harrison. Carl Seaberg or pakland, Mr. and ~o:vi:~~a~~~~SaYhO~:s~~a~nP:~~ Wilhelm the Late, speaking ofTurner are in Ponca this we.ek as iBert Harrison and Earl Davis,thej William Anderson of San Diego, IMrs. ShUber,t Sh~"llb.erg and chil- der, GI'lelrmgaOnYb'ac'kaY'a's"IKfaI,·,erg"o, bTahcak

t, LEE. 'l t C I'f 'd d 11k- "Silver Thread~" is the name of .

jurymen in distnct court. 1 as named of. ,california, were in II a I., arnve sat,urday to visit ren and Miss' ...,~,a,rian AndersonMr.' and Mrs. Charle.s Fleetwood' Lincoln 'Saturday to attend the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil O. of Wausa. Mrs. Anderson served the play presented last evening'at Mrs. Geo. Jensen, Mrs. Hjalmer seems to settle the matter.-Min-

and family were Sunday guests in! state univdrsity football game. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter luncheon. i thc auditorium under auspices of Lund: and Mr!'l. Chas. Levene en- I neapolis Journal. ~'the Mrs. Mary Olson hornEt. ; J. O. ElriskeJI of Randol~, Haug and children of Waco, Tex- I-J- the golf c1u1;l. Miss Florence Bla- tertamcd the Dorcas society in 1-------------1 0. ~ 6' kn

Mr. and Mrs. GUil Johnson and/rowa, visited from Friday :until as, arrived Sunday to visit ~rs.IEntertain For G e~ ker, Mrs. Ray Reynolds, Mrs. Ger- ~ed~7gv~~f~1IhpO~egr~~t:ah,urg'd"v".Yn"1 DEAD STOCK WANTED! I In" 'A 0",.M.r. and Mrs. N. N. Sa.cker,son Sunday here with his sisters, Mrs.j HlllUg'!'I parents, Mr. and Mrs. tn- To honor Earl D vis of Peta- ald Olson, Dr. D. P. Quimby, Clar- W h "~A V'l ""~

• '1", ence Bard Ray Re nold I· followed by the business meeting. e pay p one calls far hogs, cat-,spent Monday in Sioux City.' ,WiHiam Hug,elm,an and, Mrs. John derson. All will b'e hE!:rt~ abott a luma, cal,if., w,hO~ as, been, visit- ' y s; rvm I Up and horses No rpmoval charge ~-Stronberg Roy Wiggains jand Dr Mrs. 'Monie Lundahl joined the I Prom· 't ,e::'~c"":: . .;,

Mrs. J. H. Montgomery spellt McCork!nda-le, and brother, W. R. week or two. I i ing relatives her" the following G. W. He~ton took part. ,Mr, ,Mc~ Dorcas at this meeting. The host-I W R dP .... Ceo i '."~~'Jthe week-end in Sioux City with Drisl1-el~. Rev. Fenton C. Jones of Way e, had a steak fry, F 'day {jvening ayne en erlng ompany Iher sister, Mrs. Ernest Maad. Mrs. Della H!Jtton of Lincoln, Iconducted services here Sun ay at the city parkl: r. and Mrs. !ver f of ~maha, condllct.;d train- esses s.erved a delicious ·~uncheon. 1 Phone 4291<"20 Res. l~hone 489W i ' ,

Mrs. Faith HaskelL Miller is who ~ad visit!'ld 'a .few weeks here afternoon in the' Presbyterilan Walter Carlson ~nd ~amily, Mr. mg or e pl~Y:_ 0'Vvoerr't-JXl-ltYI-V-we-es':.te_pw-r-"'-ae~k'~~e- field ' ~;;;;;;;;;\\~';a};.n;e~,;N~eb;r;a~'i~m~;O~l;O~tf~I~;;,;;,~~~~~~;;,;;,~baving .3. new barn built on the with her daughter, Mrs. H. B.I church and several from ~he and Mrs. Fred HtrriSIDn, Mr. and r" ..,.. --:-. -, -, •farm occupied by Lloyd Rubeck. Ware, '\V'ellt to Randolph. Iowa, Wayne I congregation attendfd. Mrs. C. Len Davi and'~ family, Mr. P u:;b)tf·rl.ln Church. UttUmmttta:tJ"1'I1I11l1l1ll1l1ll1i umua:::u::::::::::::: u:::m::um

Dr. a.nd Mrs. C. T, Ingham of IMon~ay to visit a few we~ks with IRev. C. ,'R Rumbaugh of WaIte- and Mrs. Byron, usby, Mr. and (Rev. C. H. ~umba~gh, Pastor) '(By Mrs W C Ring) § •• aWayne, \vere Sunday dinn'er her brother. field, had charge of services .Iat Mrs. Clifford BUSt' Mr. and Mrs. Regular. servlces. WIll. be conduc- . .. . ~ S · I D ilguests In the H. B. Ware home. Mrs.. Ch,riStine· Hinrich and Ithe Wayne church Sunday eveni~g CliI8JrleR Schulz a d family and I cd at the PreRbytenan chureh Albert Frederickson .shipped, peCla anee i!1i"w

Mr. and. Mrs. Me.rle Bla,ckmore Charles' Howard weht to Nicker- and twentynine ,vent frOln here ~o Geol."ge Davis, picnic dinner Inext Sunday. cattle last week. Hof Emerson, visited. Mr. and M~s. sonl Sunday to·' accompany home' he present., I was served SUndry at the golf i ' H L tt t S d itRay Reynolds· Thursda"U evening. Mrs. Howard who. had visited her Mrs. GeorbO'e A. Hill of Los A~ course in honor f Earl ,Davis. 11 :\1. E. Church. enry, u spen un ay a - I.I. (R v W TTl P t) ernoon with the Turner boys.

G,.,U",Y." "Hun,ier, and fa,im,.IY' mOV,ed daug, ht,e,r ,there since Wednesday geieR, ca.. lif., w,ho h,ad, V,is"ited he e The C. L. ,DaViS'~I.waIter Carlson, e... ay or" as or Kenneth Packer attended athis week from 'the Herbert Green of last week. a couple weeks with her siste, Fred Harrison an Charles Schulz ~~~~~~SS~l~~O~a~'t~~.t. 13: party at Wayne' Friday evening. At ColoD."al Pav."l."on

hQuse to the Ola Olson. reside~ce, Mr..and Mrs, Will Ahlman of Mrs, L. \V. Schv,:edhelm, ~eft Su - families and Geor e Davis \vereI'· , Mrs. Wallace Ring ,pent Tues-Mr. and Mrs. Watson of Enrer- Glendale, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. day. going to West· Point a d present. '" Pr~achlllg. at.. 11. Subject,

son, spent Sunday here in the' Charles Ahlman of Norfolk, vis~. Kansa:.s City on her return we t. _. _I I Chnst ~lonous. day afternoon with Mrs. Lenus F-h.",O,,~e of their .son, Frank Watson. ited Wednesday last week in l the The wOl~1en'81 mother, Mrs. T.. rtecht Famil.y R~union. prffe,~.c,hlmgb at 7:30. . Ring. rld~y N.-ght Oct 1'1

M,'••::.!lDc;1 Mrs. H. H. Cruickshank ··CharJes, Schulz home." The ,~men Thompsqm, Who had come fro Members of th"Ej Utecht family to. c a oard meetmg Monday Miss Irene Bartling is assisting U ,-,r.T7 ' venmg October 14 at 7-30 at the J. S. Carhart home in

,..y~~!i;llJ>_da.ughter, Cecil, visited StIll- are cousins of Mr. Schulz. i California with Mrs. Hill, is r ~ held a reunion j3unday at the ' .'.'.~./&i:>'~ with relatives at North Bend. Mrs. J. C. Lewellyn of LYlfIlan, maining in West Point until after Richard Utecht h~me. The group W. H. M. ~oclety Fr~day after-. Wayne. Fr"'ed C'happe~,',,' Ie' Hi!~~:ii:'" " Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reynolds and Neb" who had been in Green Bay, the holidays. She plans~ to go included the follc)v.'ing: Mr. and noon, Octobe 11, at 2.30, at the Miss Frances Turner came home ., ~l a:1:,0.:' :~~e:'g~~s~.a;r~:s.~~~~I:~~I:i;Yat~ef~~~~; ~~rmso;hu~:~~~ :~~ ::~t ~~:.inS~~~~d~~%st:$~ :~: ~::·d~~~e:tter~~~~ta:~dti~~ ~~~~ c3h~':~I~ickes at Pleasant Valley at ~~:-:~~. Wayne Normal for the of New York C."ty

er. ' ' . I til Monday visi,ting another son, Hill and Mrs. Thompson to West ry Waggerman, and son, Mr. and 0 c oc Mrs. Mary Murphy spent a few IA. L. Nuernberger a1id -F. A.I L. L. Lewellyn. enroute home. Point Sunday. 'Mrs. Emil Utechtl and son, Mr. Swedish Mission Church. '~~~et~~~~~~ week in the Ernest Presents

Lundene were ~n Pon~1l Tuesday I ~rs. W. C. Jackman and and Mrs. Arthur I Walters. Mrs. STAto -attend the regular board meet~ daughters went to Lincoln'Thurs- Social. Malinda Utecht, ~erb,ert UteCht,' (Rev. John G. Nelson, Pastor) Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ring NLEY and His ELEVENIng. day with Mrs. Jackman's father Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Utecht, Mr. ;Und~y SChoo~.at ItO 1~· m. ri::l~~n~~~:~ening at the Levi ARISTOQfM~y:;~n:rr:~ri~:~rl;~e;~~;s~~ ~~dVi~~b;el~~~:I~~ed M~~n~:;k~~~ Fr~::y C;::~;itio c~~~n~a~etts b~~~~ ~:~g~;:~ C:friS BIP~:iel~~d {v~l~ N~r~~~;i;orSSerl~ic:.· Mr. and Mrs. Levi Dahlgren eRATSvisit the latter's brother, Frank Jeanne Anne remained a few days. ness. Kruse of Bloomfililld, Mrs. Adolph The pastor will attend the state were Sunday dinner guests at the SONDAY NIGHT, OCT. 13 _ SIMON HARROLDJohnson. Elmer Lundberg ,and Mr. and Gerde of Bloocirield, Mr. and Sunday school convention held at A. M. Hypse home.

A new cov:~ering has been plac- Mrs.~ Fred, Lundberg, the last two The Presbyterian Aid meets Mrs. F. F. Fisher land daughter of Stromsburg, Neb., Oct. llw13. ¥r. and Mrs. Eric Johnson and His Melody Boys. All Star Entertainers.ed on the Wakefield standpipe. pf Wausa, went to Omaha Tues- this Thursday with Mrs. Charles Sioux City, Mr. "jnd Mrs. Albert Next Tuesday Rev. K. Forsman were ~unday dinner guests at the JlIU1lUlIlIll'lIUlllllllI'llllll' 1I11111l1l11lUlmmU1:tttmtummmmmuPreviously the standpipe had no day to spend the day with their Busby. Utecht of Los ngeles, Calif.-, w~~'ePdnreea'CdheyatthSe °La'cldo,~eks'. Aid 80- Albin J'phnson home.eovering. father, Ole Lundberg, who is im- and Mr. and Mrs.

1Albert Hallam w A large crowd attended Dorcas

Taniel Hypse and Luther Hypse proving from treatments in a hos~ Have RegUlar Meeting. I of Los Angeles. dalif. The Cali- ciety will convene at 2:30, with society meeting at the Levenewent to Sioux City Mond~, and pitaI. Royal Neighbors held their reg- fornia guests arrired 'Tuesday of :~:: ~~a~ke;~lS~~S·a~~~;t:~s::'dho:edThU~~day afte:oon. t M!--he first named remained f ,r med- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Borg and ular business meeting Tuesday last week in Bloo~fi~d and plan Th d R I N I f and M~~~C1~~fo;:soa~r~ct~ber~tC~ ~~:ghter was borq Monday, ~~ssu~e;~r,J~~:.~t~ef:eeS~~~=:~ evening. ~~~~:v~nn~~~ T:::~ay ;~:y th:;~ Bl1ff~~~ ~inn.~v·wi:laa~reaec:ont~e at a hospital in Sioux City.October 7, to .Mr. and Mrs. Em- Mrs. John.son. Mrs. Johnson is a Daughters of Union Veterans cousins of Fred W. Utecht of Word of God at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs'. Ernest Packer andmelt Erickson who live near daughter of Mrs. Jensen, and Mr. Will meet next Wednesday at the Wakefield. Friday, choir rehearsal at 8. :~n~eW~:o~:d~w~:::rh~:~tsWakefield_ . Johnson is a brother of Mrs. hall. It is important that all d ~r--- Salem Lutheran Church. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Turner at-

A daughter waS bo~ Tuesday, Borg. members be presen'l:. ~t t Ed t:'~~d~~~: ~~'o ~~:e ~;:th~ae~~ LI~~ln~n:n::t.J~: :r~~ri:~rgO~ Welcome In Club. a e Dca or .. J~~v·";~~kAth~~:~~r P::~o~rs. ID~nedg~e;:~r;~~~~~~r~;:;in;v:~

W To Speak Here J. 'A. Martin are attending the fif- .TorRe ak~:.:t- Eachter an~ daughters, Vera and Members of the Welcome In -=--+- tieth anniversary of Ute church at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lessman vis-

daUg~t~n"arers~nW~T~~~YI~; ~~~ ;~~~l:, i~f theen:itiia,:r~U~~~~:~ ~Ut~ :r~~ F~~d~~:ea: afternoon Supt. Charles Ta~ior Comes Fri. Funk, Neb., where they served ited at the Henry Bartling homehome of another daughter at home. They Iwere entertained at day-Wm Hold Election for four years prior to coming to Sunday afternoon. The Emil Wal-

Bartlett, Neb. supper. The American Legion Auxiliary to Vote oh Bonds. :~~e~:l~eT1~~:::~k~;ou:e~~ te~f:m~~dsp~:S.th~Z:leng.~e;::~:J:lisS Ifr.Bnle amfnd. Mid·ss Clara Kohl- Mr. and M~s._ William· Kay and meets next Monday eveni

lng at the ;t also holding a pastoral convention Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dahlgren and

meIer 0 00 leI, spent Sftur- daughter, Lil~ian, and Mrs. Fred hall. Officers will be e ected and State Superin ndent Charlesday and Sunday here in the . F. Kay of Minden, Iowa, visited Sun- a social time will follow. Taylor of Lincoln will give the theDireVl'naet th,ieS~,;tcme,e. u":ll he held D'ean, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Dahl-Kohlmeier home. ,day in the aH. Kay, Will Kay address at the W' kefiel'd Parent- ~.. ""& gartentheweoreps,uuDdahlaYgrSeUnPPheOrmgue_ests

Mi E· H ' I next S'ijnday in English in the. .ss nz enriqkson and Mr. and Carl Th rosen homes here. Class Has l\leeting·1 Teacher r:p.eeting to be held in the morni~' (i.t 11:00 and a Swedish Recent Sioux City visitors were:

8.~d Mrs. C. J. A. Larson were in William Kay lis a brother of, 1\ The women's cla.ss of the Meth- city auditorium Friday evening, service t 7~30'p. m. The SundaySlOUX City T~ursday to attend a H. Kay. \ 1 o~ist church met Monday evening October 11, at 8 ~:clock. Th~ pub- 1· Id t th '1radio conve~tlOn. Ffev. and iMrs. J. A. Martin Wlth Mrs. E. 0., Fenton. Mrs. W. -lie is invited. Thle school orches- ~~~~ 1~~~~0:. i~.he a e usua

Everett Rmg moved from the weJ;1t to Funk, Neb., Wednesday C. Jackman led the lesson. The tra will play and the faculty Next week on Thursday theBo~g house in the west part of to: attend thei fiftieth anniversary hostess served, quartet, Mi;s Gladys Reynolds, Ladies' Aid will meet in the churchtown to the Abe Rhone residence of the Lutheran church there. Miss Catherine Lyman Miss Eve- parlors entertained' by Mrs. Nilsfln south ¥ain .street. Rev. Martin was pastor in Funk With Mrs. J. D. Haskell. Iyn Kimbell and Miss Eva Franey Larson, Mrs. Ola Nelson and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson and before coming to wa~,efield. He The Presbyterian Missionary 50- will sing. There ['ll also be com~ J. F. Lindberg.

----~-----~-;-'---c------------c----- Im~~~y b~:~n~f education met Miss Ruth Franzen who teach~

l~-MAC . j 1Monday evening land decided to es at Oakland, spent the weelc-

JUST A LOVEL CHILD By IRVING ~~~ ~2sp~~ia~~:~y!,~~ec~~~~a~~;e~f en~~e~~·d Mrs. Alfred Nordstrom------ -I -;._.J.. .... $70,000 in bonds ,,for construction entertained Mr. and Mrs. Coy

of, a new high s~hool building' in Holst and son arid Mr. and Mrs.Wakefield. The i present school Henry Bokemper and daughters

~~::~e~~ ~~:c~r~r::~· b~tl;i~:r~~ at 6 o'clock dinner Sunday eve-

the school block i, for use of. the ni~~s. G. D. Nippell and childrenhigh school and i'use the present of Foley, Ala., visited from Sat­building for the~"ades. urday until Monday here in the

The school bo d also passed a Harry Anderson home. They hadre,SOIUtiOn granti ~ the teachers' been in Alliance, Rapid City, Wallpermi.ssion to at~end the state and Niobrarltl, coming here fromteachers' conven~on October 31 Niobrara. Mrs. Nippell's husband

:~~e ~~;et~~e~olJto~~a:~tl:;.fer- is a cousin of Mrs. Anderson, and

Wakefield footlball team met ~~d~~~el~o::r:e:~r~~~r~ta~:'~J Newcastle at N(!wcastle Friday In honor of the guests Mr. llnd:s::-:: and the local melil' won by 47 to O. Mrs. Anderson entertained the~..... ~.,aay~tington PlaY~.,! !.I here this Fri- Amos Anderson family of Con·

cord, and the Albert Sundell fam~

hI:~~:~~n~~~ :~~~i:g~us:;::; ily at dinner Sunday. One-1928 Model A Tudor,

plan to have Mii~' Lisle Clayton, Northeast Wakefield ., good as new.Wayne hospital: 1 superintende~t, One-1928 Model A Tudor,address them O~tober 23. .. (By Mr~. Monie Lundahl.) exceptiona.lly good.

:jil~.hi: ':r~~f~~~':;:oh~o\h:e~::~~, Geo. Jensen was a SiouX City 00.&1-1928 Model A Fordor,county fair. .visiti?r Thursday. .' a real buy.

Senior girls. h~ve rece~ved' their Jewell Killion returned h,ome One-:.I;27.Chevrolet Tudor,sweaters which twill be worn .at from Denver Wednesday evening. with trunk. Very clean.football and bas etball games. ' Mr. and .MJ:~i. 'I Joe· Dellin were

Seniors have ho~en, their class Tuesday visi~rs at ,Nels P~ter~ Two-'1926 ,Ford C6u'pes.rings and place orders for the~. son's. ...• . Two--1926--Ford Tudl?rs.

Miss Franey i working on a- Mis:;;! Gene:~eve Hill \yas, ~ Sf- One-19'2" F'ord 'fudor.junior hIgh scho I oper~tta which day dinner 6 'f'est a.t Mrs. me Ia u

~U be presente this fall. R~;::. Nels~. p~ter~o~ ~ &ille~ ai Two-1925 Ford Coupes.

the August Reher ,home :Monday ·One-1926 Fordor Sedan.ev~ning. . .. ' th

n' Sunday Mrs. Ida Johnson: spent Wed.. 'One-19~7 Ford TJluck, .wi1 . :qiesday ,and Thursday in the Geo. ~1~~le dual transudli-. '.

, MIss R4bY B rg, ,daughter of J~:~~'::":rrs,NeIS Lundahl and One':":'1927 Ford Road,stet. W M N1 H'd""c, A, lJlorgof Ilkefleld. and Mr, daUghters were Sunday guests'at L " c a·tt' 'w"I;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;~;:;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;, tArt -Veseen's. " , Also, a number of good tour.. •• '-' . ' ,:: •

Mr. and Mr9.j,Geo. .Je~_eli', a~d Ing cars. prlced,.to,sell. I'"~, ! , I. _. _,!;

,~:l~b~o~~~ rella~v~~ at co~e: Phone 108 I I Wayn~, "Ne~r~,

'Mr. and Mr.s, Dan Borg andll~:;::..::.::~~:J!I~~~~~==$=:==;;=====~=:==~$~'E'''~~I,dal.lghter lett ,Sa urday :p:1orning'{!

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Mrs. dh~uncey Agler, Mr. an~ di er. a~d' ~u~lpC:r i~a:.rvinj "neth, Alderi. and;Wil~IIPrince of'Winside, were a1s~sun-l·here. Mr,' Linke is a b~ther of W'Mr~. Flo~ehz, Nieman iof Winside, t~~ '" alter H~gl.~~d rna: Doro Jo:" spent Sunday with day di;"er gue~ts. and. Mr. a~d Mrs. August Kruse and the tam-~l'.'a:n,d,i¥:rs;"qeo~eiPeters,MIj.. ho~e. _..' I, relatives tj'-w;ausa. Mrs.' rlcs-, Pierso~ an.d: family 1ly viSited -there Sunday after-and IMra. IWill PeterS. Mr. and .Cora and FI~ ;Haglund c:9;1- "Mr.-,,'an ~~s. IArthur Heithold of "1a efield, ---5pent---the_~enin.~~.noonland~ti1 Monday ~hen theyM~s.iH..en~'. Rewinll.:e11.an~· familY., led at the Ra" Agler' ,home Sun- and ~:ug er, :Ardath, of Hos~, therej '. f '1 left for home. They: spent Satur-Mr. and rs.. !Anderson of Wake- da:-y ~venin.~ ~ a at t~e Walt~r visited S day!, evening in the'Wil- Mr, dUd MI's. J.Ohn Schroeder Iday eVeniD.g in the :John Schroe-field, ¥r!. ,~d~ Mrs.' George Rog- Haglund hotPe ouday evening. Ijam Han en bome. I and fafnily, and Mr., .and ~rs., der horne. Mrs. Li~ is a daugh-genbacb. lan,t! ,daughtetf, I Mr. andl Mrs. A. H .. '''falters, Mr. an Mrs. E. L. Chichester aenry ll¥15en. and family visited I ter of H. D. Schroeder and a sis­

Wa.'trli.e~!IUa:gue cMpters of this Mrs. Char~es w: ters, Mrs. Ma- and famil and Miss L~ura Wac~ Sunday afternoon in the August Iter of Henry Schroeder: Johu-r ,J 'section' I of' the. State i )Det at the linda Ut~eht anti ev, Mr. Gerdes ker were unday dinner gues~ in Kruse ~ome. Schroeder and :Mrs. Ivar Jensen.Mis~_.Id.a B$.relmaJ'l ~~s 'been LutlIeran~ church ea~tLbf concor~ :w:ereJ.Norfolk ,vistt\>rs We~esday. the Augu tl Dorm~n home. ,Mi~s' Lavern Stamm, Miss Ed- The visitors. also Mr. and Mrs.

~l~~g 'at the W. F_ Biermann ~::aY~~o:gPr~~,;b~-~~~~ ~;:;s 3~;~:~~~giJ:':Sk~4~~~Fl:~~C:V~ie~~~~~~:~l\~p~ ~~ll~a~e_::, G~~~~1l4~_la~~~~i'~r~~ g~ryan~a::nY~dM~~~:Carl Frevert anti~fami1y spent- from here were the f.QIlo~g· and Mane:K1rwan . ehermotl'l- lard Wiltse spent Sunday, after- a:tteni:l~d te~chers' institute in l Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Schroeder

Sunday evenIng In the Herman Gustaiv, ~iss HIlda, !Miss 'Nelda er attendetl a lundi'~oti at H?tel ,no~fi in th? Andrew SlartlID: ho~e, Hartington Monday ·and TUeSday.l~and family and H. D.' SchroederLonge home. I and _IA:.-lfred stuthmann, Austin, Stratton, J' ~ , Miss Ahee Beckenhauer helped I Mr. and, Mrs. Otto Gruenk,.e and, were .S~turday evening guests in

Miss ~ora Tost has "een celp _ -. I~ .L1-' '" LI Miss Natal.fe and Miss Laverne Miss R nata H.orst an of Al- Mrs. CUff Penn. cook for silo fill~ Mr. and MrS, August Ho\tamp II the JOhn. scnrOedjr home.

~ihg tl1~ past week at the Paul ID:6c1eben: Carl, .Miss' Clara'j Miss ma, Mo., larriVed F', 'ay fdr la ers Thursday and Monday. Mrs. and family 'I of· Arlington, spent , ~Splittgerber home. 1 lplma, Albert and .Ernest Stuth· visit in th,e RaY~O~,. Bak~r Joh.J:l Becltipan also helped Thurs- Sunday I here ,in the RUdolph Gr~- , SomethIng oug~t· to be done

Prof. C, E, Germeroth attended mann, August Erxleben and fam- home. M~gs- Horstman 0. Mrs. paY.~ • unke h9me. ptto a.nd RUdolph, about this bare-legged fad. Ev-tea~herf3,' institute' in Wayne Mon- Hy, Miss Ernestine and Ernest Baker !:lre icousiIlSf ' ,Mi s . E<;l:na ;Mae Jeffrey who Greunk~ are tlrothers. Iery day you see. men crossing the Iday anq. Tuesday~ B!r,undieck, ,Miss H'ulda an.d Miss ~:fr. apd l Mrs. John Gn~~ and teac es near :Laurel, spent the . FI'~ces F1.larneY was 6 years I.street nearly killed by automo~

The Albert GrJenwald family Uena Koehlmoos, Lawn>:n"e, Miss Ison, Mrjd Mrs. Nets \ Grimm week-end a.t- home. She was a old .em~?aY of l~st wee~ and I biles.-Jackson News.spent Friday evening,11D,' th~ Wal- Bernice and, Miss Ellen Green- and 'sori, r. Ernd Mrs. AUf. Kay Satu.rday ~l1ght guest of Mrs. Har- she nter lI~ed ~UPII3 of dlStnct I . ---.---·1----- ~

,Ae~.~rh~mder.MhOrsm.e·Harry B'ennet! wald, Va1et1~ Damme, ·P..ev. 'and were S day' dinner' gUists of ry Kay. :- 15, aS1M I1an Kruse, Miss Rose ChIcago Judge s.entenced a man.l.tl Mrs. E', J. Moede and sons, Prof. ·Mrs. Qle Htirs)ad., \', I Miss Ro~e Gustafson was a Fri-I Gust fs n and Miss Alice Ander- to sing to his wife twice a day. I

and family spent Sunday in the C, E. 'GermeFoth, :Miss .celesta Helen and ..Ted Englert l~ft for d.aY supper guest of Mrs. Frank Ison, r school. !After "games I Thus do the innocent suffer ""'lth ~~!III!!!III!!!III!!!III!!~T M. Bennett horne Roggenba.ch, Mr. and Mrs \V. F. their hom!'!~. a,. Daltdn, Neb.J aftjec Griffith.. IShe went to her home I]'Irs. FarneY'1 servoed luncheon. I the guilty - -Florence IAla.) Her- ;'!

Mr. and Mrs, Albert 'Greenwald Biermann and family. a visit with their sister, M~s. EI- at Hartington, for the week~end W. M. watson, Albert Watson I ald. .

t~~n~~~:i~·Yl:~~te~o~~l.esday in the IieW~~·~~~:.~~rri~:~g~er~fOC~~~:~ ~~:r ~f:~:~'~:~df:e~:~r and af~;~arg~te and family ViSited' ~~d·S~~::~ta~~k~;t;~~~ ~o~:~-' "I ~~~~~; ~~'h;;h;ppinessIAlbel·t GI'e-en"·R'd and family 2 from Buffalo county,. Neb.. Alberti RI1d Richard Utecht went sundiay i the August Franzen Alberlt Watson marketed two cars mea~t until I married,", d~claresI

~pent Thursday evening in th'e where she had been visiting' her to. SoutH Dako~' Wednesday and home nea »-andolph~ Mr. and! of ca;ttJe there Monday, and W. a ' ...·I1.ter. It woul? be cymcal to i

Otto ?reenwald hOJ:lle. --f _. _C.'~~~~r~~,. t. 0 .sp~n~...a I.ew.. d.,~ys in retur~ed .¥onday. T.hey wer.e Mrs. Carl ~son of ca.noll" were IM. Watson and M. r. Auker b01..1~ht suggest that i,t was too, late then, IMrs. Fred Frever~ and da~n:~ J!:t'LJiome~f,h~r brother-m-Iaw, bringrng-~'down--"some e;at-tle: pur- also th~re . ~eedet cattle .. Mrs. W. M_ Voiat- The HumorISt. I

ter,,; spent Monday ufternoon mTJ. G. Bergt, and family. Herson, chasel:.l during a previolJs trip. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ptQr-sono!i< scm sWy.e~ With 'Mrs. Albert Wat-, . ---- ---=::::~ ..._.'-.;-- jI thE' ~\Ifred SydO\\" ho~f'. I Eric Bergt. and family brought The E~me'r,Haglund family wa.terloo,J.lowa, visited fro~ Sat- son 'l'hlle' thel,' were, ·go~e. Th~' Lindber~h.s -Vi.~1J p;r~bably be I

111,_ and !drs, EmIl ThIes' of Iher here from Schuyler Wednes- werel Stlnd~y dinner' gUests at the urday tm 11 Monday here In the', Mr. and, M s. Cm t Linke and the first Amencan tamPy to re-,WilL,>lde. viSited Sunday aftemdo~ day ls;st week Bind spent the day. Ezra Boeckenpauer !:wme.' Cora Roy Piers n home. The men are. three children of Clear:'"Tater, N.eb., ql:ire a. two-p:ane hangat. Bruns-!In the Alfred ~yaow home. The, E.ric Bergt family and Mrs. Iand Fra

1k ~agIund and Ted Eng- brotheJls. Mr. and Mrs.. Gurney I ::;pent the week-end wlth relatives \.V1CK PlIot.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,lprxleben! Gustav Bergt Visited Wednesday lert wer . Tuesday supper guests ~1-- ._-

and Alice .spent Sunday afternoon; last week in the Herbert Bergt 'there.' , Iin the Albert· Greem....ald home. I borne. Mrs. Gustav Bergt, Mrs! Miss Anna Lutt ~~te~ded ~ Fu4:" E4+her on Outside or '111side, Lawrenr_'t' 'and Missl Ber~iC"e iR.oy Daniels and Miss Flora Bergt! £bower M~nday afternoon at the l'l,t I"~ ~ " ,

l.recnwald spent Monda~ evenlUg., visited Sunday in the Adolph I Harold Sorensen home for Mrs. 1 11.'If " ";n "",Henry Brundieck home. !Berg, ·home. Mrs. Bergt re'urn· !Reuben Goldberg'. Mrs. Goldberg, S lJf.loti! in Milady;'s Winter Coats"p~~l~ ~~~da~:I~~ l~~~f~~~eK ~~d~~~ I~~n~~ng·Bt~ff~~veC~~~~erS~~~~: I ~~~ri~:ee. Ellenberg before her i ~y HARRIETI.-'hr'i>i Sydow home at \\"inside. ,her 'home in the west. J. G. 'I Margaret and Norman Haglund, SO~E lnter coats, wear their ;~

Mr, and Mrs.."'ill Daberlww of: Bergt,. Mir Clara and Mil; Flora children of Mr. and Mrs. Walter fUr 0 ~ Insid~, some OD 14.'"Poi~t, '-1S1ted ~lInday after-I Bergt an "M[rs. Roy Daniels took Haglund, had ~heir tonsils and ad- the 'outside, But ~ost winterIn the Fred f'Illpel:t.,. borne. i her 'to S ~Ier' S:unday : enoids removed Saturday morning coats wea fu. I

da~lr:ht::~~l ~~~~~~~dF':~\~~:~;:7~t ~~~: i ch~~~~l~~eir rt:n~ha~~'e~~~~tal~;:' ~~·n ~r~r;~e~'~:. th~~s·a~·h:~ ~~~~ m~~~~~u at\ r i~orP1~beab~~~tt~~F. {} Behmer hume at Hoskins. ....ersarv ~uesdav, October 1, and :l1l Monday afternoon when theY mediu'm r}ce, bis season. Lapin

~Il' anJ 1Ir~. Al~glU'.~ Bierma:nn in ho~or <j'f tbe' occasion relatives retllrnf'd home • takes dy adm rablYI and Milady:lthl chllr:n'n; v,slted Sunday ,Lftet'- anel fd-end1s "vent t'o their home M1' and 1'.lr8. E. M. Laughlin ('an llave :ber green, .orange, red,l~·)"l' In th-~ F G, Pfjeuger hom.' in the evening for a ~urpri5e sOT and Helen. Mr and Mrs. R. B. gray or e ..... en pink things fur col-

':>1~~." "!"".uth a.nd 1I1S~· Helen c;ll~ The bonorep couple' Hanks. and Chas. Ballard of Jared and cuffed in thE: exact1>·,'(>n's;J~] v:~,lted Saturday awl number f gifts "\1" (dlake dr v t B'gl Y ravine sh<lde of the worsted.~ mcby In tlw Carl ~l\ll~o hum('. Luncheon of sandwieh~S, cak~. n~~; P()n~a f~r e~C~iC \1i~ner Sun. Long-hllired furs, such as

;\11~ :~Iary Fn"·ert Ilf I'ilg"e:r. 'sa;a(J a"nd coffee was s£'rveLl Thev crossed the river ~;~~I~dO;~C::DJ.;~~v:;yenco:t~n;:is" ,sltc\.; frolll' \Ycdnf'sduv until ill; depatted, \\ishmg them a f~rry··and visited the 5prinp;. jAn E;specially effective~:~tlll,Ll\' In' lilt' \_'arl ·.Rn'\·er-t l1l:tn~· more anniversaries The air port and Stone park. cnBemble ii5 in: bottle green, withblt!1l' ,glle:-;t.s wen:: Mr. 'and Mrs. Gus fhe,: were supper guest~ of Mr. skunk slll/-wl,collaT: I

~fl '1"d .\1;";' E \y I Behrens, Mr. -an~t ],11'". \~.'llliam and· 1Irs K M. Laughlin that ~.~t if Milads -\\'ant!, to spend aStuthIIlllnn and family. ":"Ir. and evenmg , fOl'tune-op·-.lter coat~ l8-l1e~m-ay.do

Cal'l \\'olters and c1aughtf'1 11-11' and Mrs. Al Hammond and so. too. j There 'iRr,e eXl)ensive -

V\"oltf!rs., ST'.. Otto \\'inkel- ~1l", and Mrs. Albert Utecht of ~~~ya~~d~;~gco~~8nyoi'\'~~~S::r~

;;~I~ ~\i~e~~:~hi~~]d,C::1:;'el~n~a~~;~'!~~~~~~l~'~~~~d, a~~ite~r~t r:;d~~be~i steds such as broadcloth.\:nd ~~lSS Florence Lalllcn<E' the and Rwhard Utecht homes from Mill]" I natural lynx. carat~l,

,.1a~t b\!I of Potter Neb Mr and \\ ednesdav till Sunday 1 They ('urh laIT1b, nutria, seal and\aU.\Il all' I :>'11':-;. ()ttu G Raabe of' 11rH. Stark and fami1v 11l and and _Mr and Mrs F W Utecht the furs ,re used to fashIOn n-'

'" Illth r,~ WIsner. VISIted MondaY' 1'Lrs Eden and fa mil;" Mr and 2.nd 1[Ir and Mrs Herman Utecht usual-Iooltwgl-Collars and cuffs.III thf' Emest! Green-: Mrs Otto Weaver and' famil) Mr I were supper guests at the Albert I .. •

; and Mrs. Daber~_QYV JPld_,_f~~~lY.. :~Ple~.ht .hOlne Wednesday evening. THE tul~ collar IS the best one,"Ib t d M' G t d W 'M H d M G d d from~the point ot vIew ot'l~,1l and Mrs ~aul. Splittgerber, ,. er an ISS er ru e eav- rs. ammon, rs. er en an both s+.lEl and comfort. To have

a:ld D~lr\lthy, Marjori~ and Roland! er, all of West Point. Albert Utecht are couains of the .a neat- lidle clloker (;ollar of sleek

;t~"2~~f. ~~7~at·ret~.~1~~)~:st week Trinity Lutheran Chur<'.h. ~~;c~~~o~~dr::~:~:nt~~a~i~:'~i~~ broadtail or e\ en a Bcarf collarI),11'" Ernest Greenwald ~I1S>i' I\fis!'iouri Synod. i All the relatives of the Utechts ~~:~a~~o~~~:::~Stl~:I~:I~hl~nt~~:; I

Hernll'\" and R{)be~t visited Tues- I Rev E. :T. Moede, Pastor) I enjoyed a picnic dinner at the of the mpment. I ' ,da~' last week in. the <DUo G, Raa- Services m th~ English lan-I Richard Utecht home Sunday in Most ~omen, however. prefer r At Jeff. 11 SllOl'ts suit of RotHel. twt'ed with the coat lined with seal_:1<' ltlJn1e ~oLlth of "'isner. ' guage .at 10 a. ill... i honor of Mr. anr Mrs. Al Ham- their four collflrs attached. There~ ~kin; nl t'i~ht, n ~l'een t\l"~'ed f"ol'k, with ('oat of l·l'iJ.~dee~ hide. lined

},l1;;S LOLli~e and Miss Esther i . Bible class meets Fnday eve- imond. Mr. ~nd. Mrs. Albert ro~e. ~\ hen fttr i1" u~ed on a coat, with tWN"l1. Tht' cullar IS of bea,'("r" The frock 15 trtmmed with

~;~)~~ela~~ ~~~~ef~:~~, ;~~nth:r ~,,~;~ i rung a~_?~~_O____ II g;~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~. ~~d F ~r;: ~tn~ ~~rs~ f~a t'~d~a~~~o~h~ C:~~~~I reindf"M' :;litdu'Cl appliques.

t\'l', Mr;s August Biermann. Sholes I IFisher family of Sioux City. a.nd rate- llecklliec . The skirt is one,of the new long., texture. T.hi!' coat Is Iined_wllh

~lr ancl t1rs William Stuth-I, ! Mr. and Mrs Elmer' Monk of vo~~:~lit~~dm~~a~: t~;ee rt~~~\:~ea~ ~iD~~~: :~~~t:.n:~~a~t~;:~s~finfl:.tinI~ ~~;c;:~~s~: t~:e t~reoe~~ ;h~ :i~~~~~:~n :;~sv.'~~~~~' ,\~1;:\n~~~~~~! (By' Lennie Bur~ham.\ r ~~~;~~ were algo out-of-town influence. It Irna:,-. be football. But is the new longer length. too. lar is of beaver. made so-it will Hef ,]k V,'pdne!=lday of last week. I Glade McFadden ~as a business! - - -----~"-, women are begiJt,ning to appreciate THe coat has r.agl8n slee\·es. deep down ~r stand up. according t?

Y1r. and Mrs_ Wilke Lueken ~aller in Sioux City'Thursday. : the very warm:. yet light. doth coat cuffs and a cute yoke effect ar;ros:; whether the coat is open or close~,R '~7ilbur Nel\.78 with fur Iinin~. This coat lets woo the hack. Rich seal linc$ it For these new coat~, the ha~s

and family were Sunday guests in aymon<jl and Norman Clark i men weal' the,'rhinnest of silk frock throug-hout, toppipg It with a must be o( the most plt~bte (nhl'lcthe \Viliia·m Fehrs home. Mr. and were NOrfOlk visitors Wedne~day, i (By Staff Correspondent.) 8TU( Rtill be t~mfOftable in a snow standing collar of double fur. i[ they sponsor long Sides. For,Mrs Dan Heithold were also The PI,e&sant Hour club help a I _=----:::::- 'torm,' .. • • when coat collars come up, Miladythere dance at their hall Saturday eve- The Sunshihe club' meets this'" ,'.. iF'OR the coat that wear$ its fur will grow irritable if her hat will

Emil Peters and family of Bee· ning. Thursday in 'the Irve ,Reed hom~. ONE of the\ nartest of this type II 'on the outside. there is a J:;tllll- not snugKle dowll witbout protest.mer. and the Julius' Behiing fam~ Miss Sadie Jackson spent Tues-' MiS~ Lois .PierS?n spent Thurs- of coalt (j'o leR in the {'nRemble nin'g enRemble fn,m Worth. It Some of these tweed .and fut'

ilv of West Point, visited Sunday day at the home of her parents day mght WIth M1ss Ruby Longe. fro;£n Jane lfegr y. It is of dia~~Jllal ('omes with a I!:reen t~·e~d fr0l: k Icoats are.l:elted: so.me .SWlll~ loo~~of last week in the vv'. F, Biel'- in Pierce. I Mrs. August Dorman spent wea"e hOmeSPUll tweed. in soft I that has rlark~r goreen hllHl1ll~~ ami and a ~('\\, hale se~l.fi~ted bad.m~nn home. ' : ,.John Krei and Mr. Fritzon were Wednesday morning with Mrs. J. beige wiq{ dark lJrOWli 5tripf''' ~ hij:!::h waistline helt. The I'oat i:s and )Oo:;e front that 1S lJ,elted. It

Mr and Mr5. Gus BehreJ?-,s. Mrs. Ibusiness visitors in Sioux Cityon B. West. decorating the tuck-in ~weutl:'l·l. ¥:l'el:'ll "eind(','l' hide, a leath\-'r ;;,ott depends much 1111 OJIe s figllre.Carl '\.\-'olters and dau.ghter , Ruth, ~hursday" Mr. and Mrs.. Gust Gartner and blouse. ' I IH~ Hlede. plia1Jl". beautif:ll in it!:;! which ~O'le i,; b!:'hl.

a'i::Jd MIl'S. Paul Hi.lpert .spent Sun-I D~ve Gritfi~h of Carroll.. is d~ughte:, Ruth, spent Monday in :, t'ua:y afternoon in the vVilliam I:a'Wln~ wood tn Sholes and VIClD- SIOUX CIty. . . /.;..., I

flplittgerbE'r home. I Ity this week. Mr, and Mrs. Wilham. Hansen ~,. C SIP b'l'Mr. and Mr'· W. C. Bru'e and i , Mr. am) Mrs. W. J. May spent spent Sunday afternoon In the J, "0..,' -0 en,~'tiv

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'e reamery 0 ves .ro emRev and Mrs, E. Boelling and Isunday at the home of Geo. Lea- H. Lued~rs home. _family of HoskiJ).s, 'and Jbhn John- ger at Madison. Mrs. Roy Pierson, Miss Lois Okl h TXTh 0 P 'D "l d"'" ";'ece Sunduy supper guest' in Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Noakes of and Re~eth Pierson spent Mon- . lor' a oman~ JfJf jose ro 'S L! a,t elbe Albert Greenwald home. Wayne, were Sunday guests at the day lU SlOUX City. "r'

Mr and Mrs. E. P. Caauwe and C. L. Robins home. Mrs. August Kruse spent .Wed- A Cp-OPERATIVE creamery hasIdaughter and Mrs. J. H. Spahr I ~r..and Mrs. Percy Lewis of nesd.ay afternoon last week with ~'olved the farm problem ofspent vVednesday last weelt in PlaInView were. Sun~ay guests a~ Mrs. Ray Farney. Sulphur, Okla. Formed less than,SIOUX City Donald Caauwe I'e-I the Frank LeWIsi home. ., Mr, and ¥rs. Otto Sahs and a ye~r ago, it ha'S progressed until'mained in the Roy Spahr home. i Mr. and Mrs. Geo. V';. Leager family spent Sunday evening in npoowuJ,~~ oh,abnudl,eteSr m

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I\Ir. and Mrs. Albert Saalfeld' of Madison are the proud parenL"1 the Irve Reed home. 11'1'0>

and two daughters of ColumbUS, Iof a boy named Billy Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Larsen ~~,C~!;:~hi~~7;';;berShiP [rom 40 !\11Slted. froom. Saturday until Mon- Scl;J.Ool was dismissed Monday were Sunday supper guests in thellav here WIth Mr. Saalfeld's sis- and Tuesday so the teachers'could Herbert Thun home. 'T11e co~operaUve idea origJnated iter. M.r:-; C E Ge~eroth, and attend coun.ty institute at Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen and whelJt the- cotton crop failed, And ~[amilY I Mrs. Hans Tietgen and son, Lee, family spent Sunday evening in desp~,te good tourist trade, bus-Pa~l ~plittgerber, arI Frevert, arrived home Saturday from ~~l- the Fred OUe home. ines:l men (elt the effect of the

F·red Frevert and Herman Fre- boun \~'here they had been VISlt- Mr. and Mrs. Anton Olsen and ~~os~~Ses;~i:::~,t:~kw::ti~:e:ft~:~ I

,'crt, the last named of Pilger,! ing relatives. I family spent Friday! evening in fDrn:t~rs and set ljlut to help them.!went tf) Omaha Tuesday last week:, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Madsen the Herbert Thun home. A~ far back l,ls 1923, County It.o buy cattlf' They shipped in: and .family' visited Mr. MadSen's Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Korn and Agellt S.: E. Lev(is began telling IlitHf' 'l'ar~ . i relatp..-es at Slacker, Iowa. over family spent Sunday evening in farITers they w~uld do better if I! 1\11'. anf] Mr:-; \i\tilke Luekenamll the week-e~d. the Herman Reeg home. ' they', diJersified their crops, if

went to Fr~mont Tuesday I Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Eiben Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farney and the ',WOUld keep n few goad dairy 'I(\1'. ''''l'el~ _~visit in the John of Wymore, were guests at the family spent Sunday in the W. W. cow$: and raise thdr" f~ed withF bo e.' Mr. and Mrs. home of the latter's sister, Mrs. Vv'eston home at Laurel. I 'lih W ~eed them A survey IL\wIWTI remaine until Saturday E. W. Mosher, ThiIr.sday and Fri-, M.r. a~d. Mrs, Anton Olsen and ~~:~I:n at the time ~howed that In.nd the children returned home.' day. faml1y VISIted Monday evening 'i'n througho6t Mur'ray county there i

:Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Caauwe and I Mr'rand Mr~. A. G. C~rlsoIl the Adolph Meyers home. wer~ oq.ly 2000 cows being I

f~~mil\', 1\1r. and :fo4rs.•1. H. Spahr were Sunday guests at the horne Mrs. John lDunklau and three milliied and but very few of themrmd M1RS Nellie Spahr spen,t 8un- of their daughter, Mrs. Leonard, children visited Friday afternoon DrOQ.uced"enough butterfat to paYILlay at the \VNAX I radio station Simmons, who lives near Ran-I in t~e A':lgust Kruse home. (or [heir Ikeep. _In Yankton. The Caauwe family dolph. Mtss MI}dre~ Reed who teaches AIter e~Derimenting hal

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were supper guests in" the Spahr Lucille Sund?-hl who teaches at in Wisner, spent the week-end I edly with cream stations and a,. home. I Center, Neb" was a guest at the here in the' Irve Reed home. Call ,ensa~y. local business men

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frevert Martin Madsen home FridflY night :Mr. and Mrs. Julius Menke and and county farm,/ilrs were pretty:and Mrs. Manietta. ".iegert amd and spent tqe. wli!ek-end With her family' of Pender, visited Sunday well! agreed_ tbat a co-operative I .\.bo,"e is the l'o.oper<\th·e Cl'ellmel'y of Sulphur. Okla.. which wasdaughter, Esther, 01. Pilger, visit~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sun~ in the Adolph Meyers 'home. creamery ,,,'ould solve their llfOb- stat-tNI b}' fal'mel'S Rnd business men an,d wl(leh has prove4 proflta-ed. Sunday. in the~~ai1l Splittgel'- dahl, in Wayne. I Mrs. William Blec:k:e and Mrs. lem. I ~ , hie to b~h groups. The inset shows R. ~. Randolph. youthtuJller home.' Rolan? 1'Sp1ittgerber

j---"--~-- Henry Mau plan to r"eturh in a (,C[IIPA'e ,u~))·_ H('alls "Cl"pam.e.l.)' . mana,~f the- ('I'eamet')". WllO is resporu:;i~~elf~r Its 8UeceS8. . "

. returned to I1lger:with them to LaPorte,Ne\V,8 few ' days from Hot Springs, Mo. S{ the plga1,izatio~ of t!te cO·'·owning '$4100 at: this and bus. of the earnmgs to pay Interest.spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith oper ti\'e 'crea ery was started.llness mOen owning the remahilng and retire the eertiflcatee of in-

Mr. and Mrs. R: H. Hansen, jr., (~y the LaPorte. Com. qtUb:) and daughters called Sunday eve- R. R. Randol h, Just out of the; $1300 . ' deptelJ,ne;ss Wb~D they faU due inand family were Sunday 'dinner --J7 Ding in the Carl Victor, jr., home. dUir

fdeD~t'tm1Dt of Oklahoma A:; J. B. Mosl~y. banker.. business dye years.. .

guesw1in the Albert, Mau hom~ Mrs, Will Lutt spent Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest carlson and M.' CdUeg • was ernployed.3S· man and ~rmer, o~e of the most The creamery Is able to pay.•in Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Harry:' afternoon with Mrs. Otto .LutL and daugJ1ter spent SUnday in the man ger. ~ ardent bac~er& o( tI1-e plan, deUv~ premium ot 6 cents B pound aboveHansen ,and baby~ and, Mr, and Mr, and Mrs. AugusHLong Vis~ Arvid, Peterson hdme near Lau- R ndoltl 's ~chool. train~ng and, ered tb~ first can ot cream when the card price aDd' its work II soMrs. Harry Barber and daughter, !tted at Francis :Kimbell'S Sunday reI. som(,l pract~~l experIence did the. associatibn ,o-pened its, d;P,ors efficient that. many (armers ar6Alva, Of Cushing, Iowa, and M;rs. 'evening. Mrs. James McIntosh returned much .10 a sur, the success. ,of the '. tor butihiess. B~ca.use farmers sell1ng butterfat· and' ,.b.UyiDIr but­R_ H. Hansen were also there. Mr. and ·Mrs. 9~to, Lutt and home Saturday after, spending a Orgal?lZ8ti1:n.. ,After preliminary, who shared (n t~~ organizatl!?.b tar from the cr~mel'J'.' ,The Cttshing people orought,home 'family 'wer~r Sunday diriner.guests few days with Mrs. Fred Beck- Plant had, een IJ.lade, farr:ner.!$ ftl\d wero anxious for itS success. tbey 'As"tlart or: the creameQ". work·Mrs. R. H. Hansen Who had gone :of: Mrs. J"~ Lutt. man." l.!usl 'esa en agreed that the urged neighbors to: produce good tI' testtnr; asao=·there Thursday. to visit.., ,Mr. and' ~~, F,' C. Hammet and Mr, an~ Mrs. Mike Draghu ahd ·'~er i~cate~o.[ ndebtedness" 'P,lan: elea~ cream for :US .conSumptiqn. :ta;p::akev~,~OrWthobeneflt· or

M d Mrs Ch 1. Rogg 'famll S da dinn , ts f mil f Car II Th M51tlte be t t adopt. ~ Business men also ansJous tor P . eo~. an .' ar es , en- , y were un y at' e; es a, y 0 ro ,spent ursday : t orde to obtain capitaJ to 'the' new cre~mery to Bucceed contributbfg. fa~ers.. I ws are I

ea.ch ente~ed'aD1:Imber of~el- of Mr, and' Mrs, Ray Harqmer. ;eveDing in the' ,Adolph: Dorman. run lha or ,1l.D. zaUon, eaCh ~ePl":.,uried cnstom.o.rs to ve" behind: it: teste~ regu,larl,:V.,and,th& uuproflt-atl-ves and mends sund~'f'af~er- Mr. a~d Mrs. A., lJ· Walters and home, ":' ~er loaned, the 1;iBoelation $10 f.Of' Q, .\ ~ Q '" " able onu',are ~eeiled ~~.t. '. .noon in hono,'r of th,e fp,rm,e:r:ls :Mra. 1WUbi,',da'~'utecbf'w.ere Sun- Mr.; ,and "Mrs. W. 'C.,::·Fox. and U d d Fro Start h .. th ~ " ~RO ~~c11 cow~e. pro u~t he"expeq-t,ed:to~ . "~~~ e,' m .¥t !JUg,.., e .,~I,I,OIl eroA\"... ~birthday. Mr~. ,ggellb~ph· sert- Idl>y ev~g: Visitors· at Charles 'famny ·called·· Wednesday, eVenJng sS,1l bro~g 1 th ...50claUon. T,I$ , I'ro... u.. st~rt tb,,· cr.alnert ·Murray county~ .badly ~nt last

ed lun.cheoll after. V1S1tl.ng.; ..The :w'alte.r:s'. :LC '. last :weekin the Ray Farney tn.O.n Y. wa. tn... reI

Y lonned. for....a.....had p.l.el't.y. O.f ..bus...tn.....'. tll.a ".""... r- Year. bY~t.h.• bOil. w.e.•.vD...• ban... k. d.e-•.gueslB were: Mr. and Mrs. Rollert ,. Mr. and Mrs·. Dick Worn1etIand home. j,eri\id or ve' .ara and dral".. B' age belng'lIlofa !\lau 800~ nound!! poslta .ara;.l>IsI!.•• ~, .""'.~

Roggenbach, Frank: '!ROggentiD.cl1;' '.two sons'of W~" Point were 'Sun- ., p,et:' '~ent 'bote eat, 'tb,o' mem~rsl0t:butter a. mO~I' ---....!'~, 'r,. ,. rore. chleA,:,~~,fa!,"iae'tl!l,ba-'t.'iL' Ed:, RoggenbtLch,' 'Mi'.s:'I":A.UguSt :aaY""dfi'i'Jiei5~'!gue'stS" 'at("the 'C:"'R' :JeHrey Ket~1 a '':Uri fieate of Jnde'bted-· At.the 'end" of. acIl,montb.. the Jear.ae,4 to. market thelr_.Cream~· , , 'BWlt b ~'# Matthe5,Mr~ and 1lllrB;,'··'·'Anton::;tmdseY''hdme~·''~'·':'·''': .~ee'k ne~a'·~b.d. t .. n"ole..' .',eod()f9»e~ 1a_~"tt'D·O"~tlYely.~ato.~ ..-.,*- ~edbyA:dIIdB -.,~' $' 'Il.'i'~ PfleUger and ratnDY 'Mlss"M8:da'il '" Mt' "'and'I':M':hi -A1fttfa "Haglund' ., ",,,- T]&. as,pc Uou', ·'Btarted,.-: 'ou~:aud &oompletEl ~yentoTJ: Is ~a_. CO.. 'O~ \~.:t;arm .,~,-:;,., 11~~d_~S~t& , " Olllaha, ,..~e~

~'MiB~ Mildred--:Ag'lel"~I::Mr';·a~d·'and.:MisJsl+'ES~~;i"'Hag i::rlui:'~au'8nd: with a. QaD tal (16000. membal"Si:A Qecmed QIIl"fs set asld8-_Gut iJI'QnIb4,~~..: L. " .

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Bere's the windmill that as­sures your having plentyof waterin every season. Pumps 25%more water in the lighter winds.Runs smooth and easy. Self.ad,iusting in all winds. The

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Baptist Church.Sunday school at 10 a.No preaching I Sunday' because

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Notice of Hearing.In the county court of Wayne

fo:ttheN~~t~:~a~f the estate of~lfred Isaac Backstrom, deceased.

The State of Nebraska, Waynebounty, ss. .

To all persons interested insaid estate:

You,. each and all, are herebynotified thAt Ellen N. Backstrombl.i.s filed a petition in ·said court

Congregational .Chu:fch. alll;!gini that Alfred Isaac· Back-Sunday school at 10:30 'a. m,. 'strom depart~d this li(e intestateTh:e Ladies' Aid society meeta on or abOut ¢e 4th day of, Octo-­

next Thursday,. October 17. This ber, 1929, 'and pray,ibg that ~ohnis, a. week late because of .the A. Backstro:Q1 lie ,appointed a~­church conference in CQleridge to- ministrator of said eltta~., Hear­.dayand,Friday. A ~umbe1",pla'J;1 lng will ,be had'.on·s~td·petition.~

to attend· t9~ Coleridge meetings. :~:eihm:a~e,th;~b=:~~~:-~

(RevPr;;~bz.w~~~a::~;:~tor) ~~~c~a:.o~OC'Ober.. ,929. a'.10 WAYNE MAYTAGCOMPANYPrayer meeting was held M:on· (S.eall :r. M. Cherry. , Distributor in Wayne and S~DtOD COUDt~e.

·!lafevening. . 910t3 County Judge. M TV . ."N' b'Ladles: Aid ,met In the church . , Phone 5tJ3 F. B.Kaup, ,anager ,.,. ~yR(J,." .~.•

parlri'" Wednesday. '. Covered dish. What. we.,eem to need i, more "Bartington, NebrasklL.-.-- --.; Jo'!n L .• Lnbeley. ,supper wass.l'Ved, . dry "gents~trying. eases··and:~ew. Poitcs,. 'John L, Labeley, EI)IlI Lange, Rep. . • ,

sOrVices Snnday will be as to!.. ed samplIng them.-AIlIeflcan ~lOW5:, Preac~ In the Welsh Lnmbermah. " ) ~'A'_~ - I \

~.;;a~!;r:;;.ds.=~~~ An bptiJnist is'Qnu~n-wh~sh(Sw'~ _ nl"'D~.JfIlIII, I' >" ,

tia.tl.,~deavor at 7 p. m;. Preach-' his girl how ~ use a revolver.....-,

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iEntertain Bridge Club., Members of the carroll Bridgeclub and guests, Mrs. Frank Rees,Mrs. T. P. Roberts, Mrs. R. V.Garwood, Mrs. Alfred Thomas,Mrs. A. C. Ward and Mrs. JessJenkins of Norfolk, and Mrs. Wil~

liam Ruhlow,· Mrs. Harry Ruhlowand Mrs. Henry Langenberg ofHoskins, were entertained Mondayafternoon by Mrs. Howard Jones,Mrs_ Levi Roberts and Mrs. Clar­.ence Woods in the' home of Mrs.Jones. Bridge was enjoyed as di~

version. The hostesses servedJwo-~ourse luncheon after thegames.

By'IRVINGJUST A LOVELY CHILDMAC

':", <' . ". " ,I, . '. ,', .'. •.... • ...., :;e~~ m~:;;~:u:~~j':uJ~:IS~:~ Northwest Way"ue land Tbursdaywith ber•.helping!weekln 'he LouBJ'ierhqmJhe1jl'

':carroll"I"()'ePJ1,f,..'.lment of The.",.. W.ay.nell' N. raid ~~sE::':3pl~~!:~:~~~~~:' E::::: ::::s::::s::~ In!~:~r~:#~~edi~~~;::~~~~:t?r{;~~~·e:e:::J::::

I I Sunday school class f~rnishes spe- the Will Finn home. moved Tuesday. spent Wednesday evening las.t ",' /

DOrothy Hwie N~b'tr:.!J";o.. r.T.he.'i'n,"er.~i,'.~ ~~:~ff.. !,., 'is editor Jf t,hi8 depMtment,.: ~/u; un.'ll' lIistt.'.CarrOll every. Monday. Any' n,e 8 contributi .cial music. , Mike Hansen called Friday in Mr. and Mrs. George Harder week in the LOll Bater home help.. ;4/~rto the~(l Co~u~k ¥If be:, 9l~~~ received ,~~ her. She Is 0,180 authorized, to ''rebeive new OT renewal bBCript om.' , . se~~e~~e ~orqiallY .inr

ledto the th~~~:;taK~e:~~rhOs~:~t Friday ~~~eM;~n~~~~iZ:~~~~~:~ts~:r~~~ ~.Mro~~~e: ~~e:a~e~s,;~~~~: ,+~~

- I evening with ·Arlos Back. Jack Denbeck home. nand Kay and familY.. JuliUs Men;"J .104 paPler was .itf_ vJ~yne on, C~8rles" ~uwaldt h . e at Ran~ i,ted ~hUrSdaY afternoon in the c. time With the la:tter's 'p~rent 'in .' .' Lutheran Church. George Hofeldt and Bon, Lester, George Bush and Miss Lottia ke and family, Mr. and Mrs., Geo.Th~lrsaay. dolph. . ,,!'" :fI.' Morris home. Mr. Adams' WayneL Mi~s IRomp. Jacksotl'vis_' (Rev. H. F. Krohn, Pastor) 6~;.t MO~day last w.eek inSioux Bush were Wednesday guests last Reuter, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph

ica~~O~O~~~~~.~dOlPh; W~ irl viJil~~~~?~~~O~nw~l~n~~~ p~~~ '~~;~:. a purebred sheep fro~,Mr. ~~~sh~~~~af1~ ~; ~~=:~~i: o~:~ se:::. the change ~n the ti,me of John . Bush, George' '-Bush and ;!:~ ~O::i~h~~O~:~~ue and EI~, ~~=~'::::r,~'s~~~ B~Miss Ruth Meyers spent 'Satur~ ned, to l~a.ve Mon?ay for hIS Mr. and Mts, M. S'; Linn plan mo.Il,d. 'Car~ol Miller \l'isit.e .in ser.vt'ces .in t.he En.gUsh language Ray Perdue spent Thursday in Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hansen went Baier, Freda Baier and Ida Baier.

day in Norfolk • home. I to return this week from a "taU Lincoln, and[ upt. E. E. W l'ner ,at 10 &. m. Sioux City. , 'to Blair Friday evening to see the Mrs. Joe Cousin and daughter,Dr. V. L. Si~ was here froIIi Mr"'a.nd' Mrs FranJt Loberg vls- with relatives in Denver and Sa- was, in ,NQr lk~ All attefded ,Services in' the German at 11 Q. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heier spent .latter's father who has been ill. Joanne, of st. Lollis, Mo., ahd

Winside Monday. " Ited SUtldliLY in the Ed Kalkoffen lida, Colo. They have peen With teache~s' inSEt te in Wayne on.' m. Friday evening in the Irvin Vahl~ Lindley Keeney took care of their cousin, Andy Anderson, came )Mt'.,'and 'M~s. Charles ¥ills were a~d Alvin Young h.qmes at Ran- their daught~r. Mrs. Darwin Jones, day anFl Ttl say. Christian catechization on ques- kamp home. f~r-m work. Wednesday of last week from

Wayne \o;isitors Saturday. " dolph. . , '*'I,. at Salida the. p~st ,tew day-so 'John I Otte' 0 Cl1elco, Neb., ame tions 117~11~.in the catechism. Mrs_ W. E_ Back and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Conger Fremont to vIsit Mr. and - Mrs.W. E. Bellows spent the week- Alvie, a~ Marjori Ha~rn .of Mr., and ·Mrs. L. E. Morris of Saturd~y to, vi ~t his unCle, Ge rge Holy c~mmunion will be obs~rv- Irma June, called Thursday in the were 'Friday dinner guests in the Gereon Allvin, the latter being a

end -in the D . .1. 'Da.vis home. Winside, cjl.me Sund y to spend a st. Edw'ard', c:a~e bere· Thursday, Otte; a;nd cJ\lS ns, Emil and John ed in the German services. An- Gus Wendt home. June Conger home. Mrs. Conger cousin of the first two named.Mrs.. Lot Morris and Mi~:S Ruth couple 4ays in the ,ifford Park~ the· latter to stay With her par- Otte and Mrs· Otto Blar:;:k. He nouncement to be made on Satur:- Mrs. O. B. Haas spent Wednes~ spent the afternoon with Mrs. They left Saturday and planned to

Morris were In Norfolk ~atu~~ay, er !lom~. :' , . . ents,.Mr. and Mrs. John; Heeren" and '¥r;r, an~. rs. 'George Otte, day aft:e~oon and evenin~. day afternoon last week with Mrs. Roscoe Jones. visit in Fremont and Omaha 00-H. G. Evans· and family an4 Mr" and' ~rs, Smith and Mr. ..yhile recovering from illness. Mr. Mr. and Mr~.. ohn 'Otte, Mr. 'and Sunday.school teac.hers meet- E. E. Fleetwood. . Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Robertsand fore Mrs. Cousin 'returned to her

/"'Sam Re~s were in 'Wayne. ~atur7 and Mr~., .,Whitaker of Lindsay, Morris returned home the same Mrs. Emil Ot e and family and ing on Fnday at 7:30 p. m. Roy·- and Ernest Spahr spent sons, Delmer and Everett, spent home. Mrs. CouSin and, Mr. andday. . , , ,,"ViSl~ed Sun;day in the Nick Warth day. Mrs, Otto HI ck and daughters Ladies' Aid society meets Octo- :r:ronday last we~k with R. L, Thursday at the Walter Randol IMrs. Allvin spent Friday after-,

Arthur Lage and famUy we.re home h~re. Mr. al}d ~rs. Vern L~ngford went tKMat!u.s n Sunday 'to spend ber 16. Spahr at Randolph:. home In South Sioux City. They 'I noon in the N. O. Anderson andSunday guests in the Alex Eddle 'Mrs. Ha~ry Nelson and son and and son, Wallace, of Laurel, and th~ da in the Adolph Otte home. Mr. an~ .Mrs. Fred Heier SP~J;lt .also went to Sioux City. Raymond Erickson homes nearhome. _ Mrs. A*drew Nelson of Winside, Mr. and .Mrs. "M. S. Whitney and John 0 te of heleo went to ,Con- Methodll!it Church. Sunday, last ~eek in the Cha'l"1es Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Claussen Concord. Mrs. Cousin, Mr. An-

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pritchard. Visited Thu,rsday in the Frank daugh~ers'. Mis~ Lauretta, Miss cord wedne~dty to' visit another (Rev. W. A.' Rominger, Pastor) Pfeil home in Wayne. were Sunday dinner guests last derson and .Ml'E. Allvin spentspent Monday of last' week. 'in Hamm home. Frances' and:~iss Irene, were Sun- cousin.' Mr~, Julius, Hlnn.erichs, You will 'receive a cordial wel- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Conger vis- week in the George Reuter hor.ne. Thursday afternoon in the RussellLaurel. Mr..ahd )Mrs...Richard, Pinkham day. di/DDer. guests in the Charles and P14nne~''t .,leav4. from there come to aU services next Sunday, ited in the Frank Litz home TUes- Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Reuter and Johnson home at Winside.

George Porter, jr., spent· th~ and,daught:,er, Phyllis, of Wayne, Whitney home. today for his orne. Oct. 13: 10'a. m., Sunday school, day evening last week. daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Central Social circle met lastweek-end in Wayne with his were Sunday guests in the Uoyd Mr. ~nd, ¥rs. Robert; Owens, Royal Ne1g bars who went to Mrs. J. E. Hancock, superintend- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spahr spent Baier spent the afternoon there. Thursday with Mrs. Will Roe.mother. Morris ho~e. Mr. arid Mrs. George Owens, Mr. Wayne ,I Tue~d y of last week to ent; 11 a. m., observance of the Tuesday afternooJ;1 last week in Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weible and Mrs. Harold QUInn, Mrs. O. B.

Mrs, W. ·W. Garwood and daugh~ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brazie and and Mrs. Gwllym JoneS and fam~ be gue~ts of e camp there at a holy communion with' the senior the E. P. Caauwe home. daughters;" Bet,ty and 'Mary, were Haas, Miss Ina Heeren, Miss Lot-ter, Mjss Alice. spent Thursday'ili sons' of Ames, Iowa. visIted Sat- ily 'and Mr.· .and Mrs. Evan Ham" special 'progra are the following: choir. furnis:w.ng the music; 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Carlson Sunday dinner guests last week tii;l Bush, Miss Velma Bom,ar andNO,MrfrO.lkan'd Mrs. Robert Pn.tcbard uEr.daFYrJ'.ncdIS sbuOnmdea.y here in the F. er ~nd daughter, Dorothy, 'were, 'Mrs. qave E wards, Mrs. NIck 'p, m., devotions and sermon, mu- and family spent Friday evening in the L. P. Keeney home. Mr'l Miss Louise Wendt were guests.

Sundar dinner guests' in 'the 'w th M R Th M sic by the junior choir· in the Harvey Ranol home. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Mrs. Carl Surber, president, cal..vi~ited in' Norfolk and Pierce on Mr. a:nd Mrs. Frank Tucker and Th6m~s Hughes home. D.a~. ~a:v~:: ;5. w. ~~~~lfO~~: Reception of membe;s at t.h~ Mrs. Mike Hansen and son, Keeney and daughter, Edith, of led _the meeting to order, Mrs.Thursday. family returned Sunday after vis- ·Mr.' and Mrs. D. ~. Paul and Mrs. Jbhn R. ones, Miss Orgret- morning service. Stanley, spent a few days last Laurel, and ·Mr. and Mrs. Riley John Grier led the socia,i, hour.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pet.ersen and 11ing a week in Pawnee City, family of Concord, were Sunday ta Wa$hburn, Mrs. :John .Zimmer, The following Sunday school week in Blair with relatives. Hillier and son, Paul, of Winside, Traditions of Nebraska were giv..Lorraine were'in Wayn~ Saturday eb., 'f1th relatives. dinner guests in the Charles Mrs. T. A. ennessy, Mrs. Joe officers have·been elected for the Mr. and Mrs. Gereon Allvin were afternoon guests. en for roll call. A study of early

. afternoon. , Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Christensen Koles ,home. Mr. and Mrs. 'J. M. Duffey~ Mrs. yron Young. Mrs. ensuing year: Mrs. J. E. Hancock, were Sunday guests in the N. O. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longe were days in Nebraska followed. TheMr. and ·Mrs. Robert Pritchard ~'d so'n,' Nolan, wenf to Lincoln Petersen and daughters 'and Mrs. William Mills, Miss Hazel Mont- superintendent; Mrs. W. C. Logan, Anderson home near Concord. In Wakefield Sunday of last week hostess. served. The next meeting

were in' W~yne on business Tuas:, unday. They transacted business M. Jorgensen and family were gomert, Mrs. abel Larsen, Mrs. assistant superintendent; Miss Ma- Mr. and Mrs. George PuIs and to visit the' latter's parents. ·Mr. will be November 7 with Mrs. Rayd~y l~t. week. a, d ·returne!1 Monday. there in the afternoon. O. M. Qa\)enp rt of Winside: and rian Stephens, secretary; V. G. family spent Sunday evening last and Mrs. Gust Test, and Mrs_ Perdue. Mrs. Joe Haines will be

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cl;lriftensen IMr.. Qp.d Mrs. Victor Johnson Stock shipments from Carroll Mrs. Wallace Brubaker. Williams, treasurer; Griffith Wil- week in the Frank Litz home. Longe's cousin and husband, Mr. leader. Current, events will bespent Sunday with ,retativ.es at ahd f~mily ~ere Sunday gu~ts In since October 1 are the following: Iiams, 'librariap; Miss Susan Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jaeger and 'Mrs. George Hartje of Ken- given for roll call. "Keeping Con-Meadow Grove. the John Nelson home at Winside. John Bush and John Davis, each 0 ial. Hutchins, pianist; C. F. Montgom- sp~nt Sunday last week in.. the newick, Wash., V{ho wer.e visiting fidence of Children" ~s the lesSOD

Mrs. Harold Harmer and... chil- .T~e \1{bmen are sisters. one car of hogs to Sioux City; ery, violinist; Miss Margaret Wil- WllHam Wrobel home at Sholes. in Wa.kefield. Mr. az:'-d. Mrs. Hart- subject.dren were ·Wayne visitors' Tuas- !Mr., 'and Mrs. J. D. Boyce a.nd and Frank Loberg, two cars of The Catholi~ Aid meets this son. chorister; Mrs. C. E. Jones, Mrs. Earl Bartlett and daugh- je left Tuesday oj; "~~~,,,.week for ,day of last week. ' • ~rs_ W. D. Brink and two chil- cattle to', SIoux City. The Farm- .Thursday with Mrs. John Finn. superintendent of the junior de- ter spent. Wednesday afternoon Iowa to visit other ,irer~:uves. i Possi·bly nothing since the' sec..

Mr. and.Mrs: Edwal Mor:ris and di-en were Sunday guests in the ers Union shipped a car· of oats Covered dish: I ncheon will be partment; and Mrs.' Gladys Rob- last week III th~ 'W, E. Back home, Mr. and Mrs. Geqrge Reuter ond Einstein theory has seemedfamily were Sunday guests in the Hatvey Washburn' home. to Omaha. served.' erts, superintendent. litf the pri- Mrs., Joe Haines underwent a spent Tuesday evening: ~ast week so involved at first sight' as are.Glenn Jenkins home.' ,JeWish' .Ne''W .Year is~ being cele· Mr. and Mrs. B. T. B~ckley toe- mary department. major operation at the Wayne in the Adolph Claussen home mark overheard by 11 Boston

Dr. D. R. Ehlers attended a brat~~ thrs w~ek- in, ,Sioux City turned to Carroll last week from The Carroll 'Woman's club meets The Ladies: Aid society .'will hospital Wednesday of last week_ helping Mr. Claussen celebrate his Globe writer: "What did youdental convention in Norfolk on and. e N8:t~b. Sterling family is Sioux City. They are building a this Thursday with Mrs. Frank serve a· ch~cken pie supper in the, M~s. Rudolph Kay and Mrs. Au- birthday. Ice cream and cake choose that book for me to readMonday of last week. atten, ng the festivities. house 9 by 18 feet on the vacant Rees. I There will be a program churcl~ dining, hall Saturday, Od. gust Kay spent Monday afternoon were served. Mr. and Mrs. Reu- out of to from for?"-Detroit

Sheriff anet MrS. A. W'. Steph. Roscoe,and Russell Jones re- lot south «' the h.a~ware store and social hOJ' 12, beginning at 5:30 p. m.. last week with Mrs. Frank Longe. tel' spent Wednesday evening last News.

ens of Wayne, were in' Carroll turned, Friday from Bancroft I'tn~ .plan to live there this win- ; -- Replace 'Escape 'Valfred Carlson and Fred BruneI;~liiiiiii~~iiiii~iii~~iiiiiiThursda.y on iU~iness.. where they ·had' spent three weeks ter. Mr. Bllcldey is in the truck- Mer\ry! Mak rs plan a picnic . S· C·t Th d tFred Wilcox ~hil?ped' in ,s.iX c~rs with their sister, !Jrs. Jack Spoon. ing business. suppe* fpr embers and their At School.Rere :i~:~d1DthelOU:toc~~ a~I~S ~~ede~

of'sheep l-!lst we~!r Wednesday to Mr. and Mri? William Swanson Mr"s.' PRoosCe,hriHsta~P1remn anbnougghot.a'chree families lfrida9 evening this week sale.feed on his farm bere. were Sunday guests 'in the ,Ernest b" in the R., V. arwood home. Replacing the fire' escape at 'the Mrs. Monta Bomar. Miss Velma I

Mr. and Mrs., A. E. Stauffer Beal~ home. ,They spent Sattrc- farm five miles from Wakefield Carroll school was started Satur- Bomar and Mrs. Ray Perdue cal-were in Sioux City Thursday to day I~vening in the 'A. J. Lynch Saturday. consideration being $135 ROY~i Neighbors hold their reg- day and was completed the first led Thursday on Mrs. Mattie Co-attend a radio m,ee~ing..: Ihome.' an acre. Mr. Christensen traded ular ·meeting ~ext Tuesday, Octo- of the week, the work being done zad.

Mr. and. Mrs. A~ 'if. LYJlCh and I M~s. Josephine S'Winck and two his residence in Carroll in on the ber 15. at thrlodge hall. Mrs. while school was dismissed 'Mon:- Mr. and .M;rs. E. P. Caauwe and. ~~~y were Sun?a:y supper guests chilcljren of Laurel. came sunday farm. He and his family plan to Ed. Schrader a d Mrs. Mali:\el Lar· d~y and Tuesday for county in- daughter, Marjorie, and Mrs. J.~ ,the Evan Jones home. " to spend this \veek in the William remain in Carroll. sen serve. -, _' ( sbtute. The escape was lowered IH. Spahr spent Thursdav in Sioux'.: Mr. and. Mrs .. Herman Otto and Bodenstedt home. The women are Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Feuerstein - . to the floor level. Extingtl.ishers, City. -family' spent Thursday and Fri- sisters. and family of Iroquois, S. D., vis- Entert..'l,in on Saturda:r. have been bought also. . Neighbors extend sympathy today with relatives at Pierce. Mr.. and' Mrs. Lloyd Miller and ited here Monday;' and Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wingett Mrs.' 9"eorge Martens whose moth.

~. group of men a~e here re~ family and MI'. and Mrs. William last week in the Frank Loberg enterta.ined, a~out forty friends Start Picking er, Mrs. Anna Ahrens. died last'pw~ng . the HolmqUIst elevator ~noll spent Tuestlay evening last Ihome. They had b~en in Fre- Saturday even ng at a party in week Iwhlch \\-"l1l be opened for use.. week in the Irvin Hefti home at mont to visit MI'. Feuerstein's their home.' uncheon was' serv- Corn Here Soon Mr: and Mrs. Henry Doring vis-

Mr. and Mrs. Na~'han' Sterhng Coleridge. Imother, and stopped here on their ed aft.er .a SOcir~ime. ited Sunday last week in the Johnand children went to Sioux City Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Morris and return with .his sister, Mrs. Lo- _. . Corn picking will start soon in F Baker and Mrs Mary Doring IFriday noon' to vistt relatives. family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur berg. Rebe*hS In Sf-ssion. . this vicinity. Some are snapping h~mes . II

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harmer Glass and son, Marion. were Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rees, Mrs. Reb'ekahs h~ld theIr reglilar a few loads already. The weath- Mr. ·and Mrs. J. M. Roberts andand children spent Sunday in the urday evening guests in the John W. If. Morris and Griffith Ed- mee~ g Tuesd~y evening at th~ er has been too warm for picking son, Delbe~t, spent Sunday of lastH. L. Harmer home at Neligh: Davis home. wards went to Red Oak, Iowa. on lodge hall. A Isocial hour closed up to date, and the warmth is of week at the W. R. French home

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham~ and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stauffer Thursday in response to word that the eeting an~ Miss Ina Heeren value in drying the crop. The at Concord.d~ughter spent Sunday 10 the and children and Dr. and Mrs. W. Ed. Edwards, brother of the wom- and rs: A. C'

jHutchins served. corn will be in excellent shape for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spahr and

John Hamm home at Winside. C. Logan went to Lincoln Satur- en and Griffith Edwards, ~as f.:- picking in a few days. Austin Spahr spent Wect'nesdayMrs. ~ary McMakin ~d Charl~s day to attend the state university very ill. They returned Monday, Prim r.y (,las; ,part;y. evening last week in the J. H.

Mc~akm of Wayne, VISIted Sun- football game. leaving Mr. Edwards about the T~e Primar~Class of the city Statement of the Ownership, Man- Spahr home.day In the G~orge Porter home. Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Morris, Miss same. sehOlDl held a ener roast Friday. agement. Circulation, Etc., Re,- Mrs. Merl~ Roe spent Thursdr.y

Mr. and Mrs. George Linn, Mrs. Gwyifa Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Logan were The t 'ldren ha planned to go to quil'ed by the act of C'.ongrps8 afternoon with Mrs. Albert Sahs,Price and Mr. and M.rs, Herbert Ivor Morris and ~aughter, Miss in Norfolk Thursday to attend the'~ untry but could not because of, August 24-, 1912. and Miss Clara and Miss TillieRobson spent Sunday lD Ya!1kton., Evelyn. were Sunday dinner guests the semi-annual convention of vet- bf tit weather so.they had their Of The Wayne Herald published Wischhof spent Wednesday night iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Alfred Helweg IS opemng a- in the Ernest Elder home. erinarians. ThirtYfive were pres- luncheon in the school. weekly at Wayne. Nebraska, forha~~urger shop in the Belforrj Gus E. Paulsen. Henry Paulsen, ent. ,Dr. C. H. Hays, state v~ter- I 1- October I, 1929.bmlding south of the barber shop. M. W. Ahern, William wagner inarian from Lincoln, spoke. A At kflls Brogr; Home. State of Nebraska, County of

George Holekamp who travels' and Hans Rethwisch went to At:~ theatte party and banquet ,were M[,and Mrs. Hans Brogrenen- Wayne, ss.for a paper house, was here to kinson Sunday to look for feed· arraqged. Officers of the associ- tert.{lined about: seventyfive rela- Before me, a notary pu1;llic inspend the week-end with his fam- ers. I They return'ed.-Monday. ation are: Dr: J: T. Bruce of Ver- Uves -and friends Saturday eve- and for the state and countyUy. James Hancock was here from dig-re, president; and Dr.· W. C. ning in honor of Miss Martha Bro- aforesaid, personally appeared E.

Mr. and Mrs. ~l;Lmes Stephens, Osmond to 'spend the week-end Logan of Carroll, secretary-treas- gren;.s, twentieth birthday. Danc· W. Huse, who, having been dulylr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Obst· with his family. He sold his tele- urer. ing, ahd visiting were diversioD. sworn according tu law, d(lI'0F;eSand families spent Sunday in Nor· phone exchange there recenUy Fred Krueger of Houston.' Ida!. Luqch~on was served at midnight. and says that he is the editor andfolk. and will come 'to Carroll soon. bo. ~ho had visited his brother, publisher of The Wayne Herald,

Mrs: J. P. Horn, Mrs. Ethel Mr. 'and Mrs. Albert Sahs and Ed. Krueger, at Wausa, bame Fori '-1ouie Knoll's Birthday. and that the following is, to theSiecke and Donald Horn were family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perdue, here :Sunday to visit his sister, Mr. Iand Mrs. WiIliaIJ;l" Knoll en~ best of his knowledge and belief,Sunday guests in the Ben Cox George Bush and Miss Lottia Mrs. M. S. Whitney. He' left on tertiaiQ.ed at dinner Saturday eve-- a true statement of the owner­home. I Bush of Wayne, were Sunday din- Wednesday for his home, plarining mng~r the eIghteenth bIrthday Ship, management, etc., of the

Miss Bertha Hefti and Miss ner guests, in the Merle Roe to stpp at Central City on his of :yo Ie Knoll. The guests were· aforesaid publication for the date

:~r~:e~_:r::;rinofth~o~n~:~:~i hO::~. Gus E. Paulsen anddaugh- ~~~etoa:detd~~ht~~do~~~u~~::~;,1 ~ ~ ~~~ ~r~· H~~sanJe:~~ ~~;: ~~ ~~~ ~bc~V~/~~;;t ~~~borne,. ters, MI;'. and Mrs. Harold 8tol- who ~ad been here and who had and r and Mrs Lloyd Miller 1912, embodied .in section 411,

Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Evans and tenberg and Mr. anq. Mrs. Henry gone ito Central City last week to an1 f roIly. Postal Laws and Regulations,Mr. and Mrs. Robert 6~ens were Rethwisch were Sunday dinner ViSit.i _ printed on the reverse of thisin Sioux City Wednesday of last guests in the Walter Rethwisch Mi s F1oreI;lce Buol spent the Enter in on Monday. form, to-wit:

w~: and Mrs. Edward Huwaldt hO::: and Mrs. Will Adams and' ;o~~~:en~1i~':~~I~on;ledei~o:::dM;t;~, ~rsH G~O~~e:' H~~:ka~~ es1~fT~~tp~:li::~~:~~~,a~~:::=and family spent Sunday in the son and daughter of Wisner, vis- Miss Constance Hern~ spent the and M-rs. Ed. Trautwein entertain- ing editor, ,and· business managers[lfli ed a Ibumber of women Monday are: Publisher, E. W. Huse,-------:-------------------,--------i-----I of !1~S~ week at a bridge -luncheon Wayne, Neb.; editor, E. W. Huse,

in the! Honey home. The after- Wayne, Ne~.; managing editor, E.luncheon diversion was bridge and W. Huse, Wayne, Neb.; businessprijzes were received by Mrs. manager, E. W. Huse, Wayne,ml;irence Woods, Mrs. Harry Otto, Neb.¥js. V. G. Williams and Mrs. 2. That the owner is: E. W.13essie Besst. Huse, Wayne, Neb.

3. That the known bondholders,mortgagees, and other securityholders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount ofbonds, mortgages, or other secur­ities are: None. E. W. Huse.

Sworn to and subscribed beforeme this 1st day of Oct., 1929.(Seal) L. B. McClure,

Notary Public.(My commission expires June

24, 1933.)------

PAGJ;: $E\lEN

"They Are Good"Some Special Attractlono:Sons of Nehawka ~hirl­wind-2 full brothers to.HDomino" 1st prize' Jun­

ior yearling bo.ar at Iowa

and National and also. tothe Grand Champion Iboar'

of Nebraska, 3 full ~roth­

ers to Lucky Whirlwind,the sensational Junior

boar of last year, lout of

the Traveler, grand cham­

pion bo~r, National ~wineShow and many others

equally as good, .

"EUREKA, BY ROLLER'S PRIDE""They Are Big"

RENNICK'S ANNUAL

Hampshire Boar Saleat farm 11 miles south and one west of V" ayne; five miles north and one east of

Pilger, NebrasKa--

Eureka, by Roller's Pride,

a number of the good

boars in the offering are

sired by him. This is one

of the most useful and

uniform lot of boars we

have ever offered the

farmers and breeders.

'VVe have arranged our

blOOd lines' so we have'

pclent» of new bloo,d for

old; .. cu~o~er~,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 19-29

I"'50- One Senior Yearling -SO-Head' _6_fa_lI_an_d_4_3_S_pr_in.g__Bo_a_rs_:...IH........e.......ad.....

HaZ~1 an~ Will ~otgensen were Hageman home' and with other·IMr. and Mrs. Glenn Swartz and noon the Stones. the Victor fam­supper guests in the Julius Knud. relatives. family and Ira Swartz spent Sun- ily· and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grif-sen' home last week Monday eve- Mr. and- .Mrs. Will Meyer and day afternoon at the Henry Eh~ fith and family drove to. Laurel.mng. family. Otto Meyer and son, Wal- lers home. Mr. 'and Mrs. Arthur Odegaard

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fleer and ter, and Perves Meyer spent last Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ...swartz and and family visited Mrs. Ed. Gi'an-Irvin ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Herman week Wednesday evening in the family spent last week Wednes~ Quist and baby in the Mrs. E.Rit.2e and daughter, I:!orts, were Emil Meyer home. day evening in the Mrs. Anna Granquist home in Wayne lastSunday dinner gu'ests in the Ir:a .CUfford·Coates and IVan Malm- Strong home at Wisner. Miss week Wednesday afternoon. TheySwartz home, , ({ berg. of Essex, Iowa, visited .from Blanche Swartz accompanied them were also supper guests in, the

Mr. ,and Mrs. Henry Hageman Tuel3da.y until Friday in the Wm. that far on her return to West Granquist home that" evenmgand daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Malmberg home. ,Ivan Malmberg Point.' They Visited Ed GranqUist at the'Ernest Plog of Storm Lake, Iowa, is a nephew of Mr., ,Malmberg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone were Wayne hospital in the evening.left. 'Tuesday for their home after Mr: and Mrs. Herman Ritze Sunday dinner guests in the Carl ~ _spel,lding a few days in the Ed. and daughter, Doris, ''''of Pilger.: Victor, jr., home. In the after·t Try a WaynE" He~ald. Want Ad.

WAYNlll HERALD, THURSDAY,~QBER 10, 1929.

Tops from littersthat a v era g e dbetter than 9 pigsfarrowed .and 7raised, Bred andgrown for practi-

. cal pork produc­tion.. Cholera im­mumi'd, Guantn-teed, .

I Albert .A. Killion, Owner

Corrie and inspect our herd; you are welcomewhether. yoq huy or not.

,

Joh·n·M.PetersenI' . '" \~W;; 'iiir"i~l\:~~'ai~;rb~~t?/ita~roll

If one-half the world doesn'tknow how the other half lives itis- because they do not sub~cribe

their, local newspapers.

"'·llIygrams.A lot of people waste time tell~

tng God what they want _insteadof asking Him for help, to hustleout and get what they actuallyneed.

.-_..;....;.....;..:...._ .....'-'-_., ! oidin~ck Muinblet~g and'bacl..'" , , ~' I' yar~ 9.uoits are still! outside 'theAbout Nebraska I verbeten l iist.But IputtIng tile

,-I'd Nib' .' k' .. b.,an.o*••.. J?U.•bltc.do.m~o~.slS_.'not,ne~..an e r.as ans : A year' or two agQ some boys1 were a.rrested' for plaYing that In.

Will M. Maupin. sJdious' and harmful Igame in a_--------..;, :. park ~t 1 'B~aver City;

:>lr.'"i C;rovt'r Ckv(~lahd

..1.,1'. wlfe of the famousllltdH"!'. ha" secured a' divorcethe grouo(IBi of cffileHv. The ar:­tlOri was not contested and

'erty "f'ttlrment was madeCll11rt

Hoskins" spent 'Thursday eveningIn"' the, EmU, Barelman home.

Mr. -and:. Mrs. Lyle Gamble andfamily' spent Sunday in the J. V.

Orval Erxlebe'n spent Thursday Whitney ,home at Hartington.ev,ening in the -Abram Gildersleeve Mr. and Mrs. George Kabischhome. and daughter spent Thursday eve~

SP:~SM~ri~~i:\~:~'J~nS~m~~~ nl~r.inal:er:;;. H::~a:a~~l:~nHQw many "rea.l" Daugfiters"of' Neb~aSka had 330 ILegion mtm in 'home. and family spent Sunda.y at the

~he A.m,eriC~ Revolution are bur-,I 'Il~d Aux'niary women!.at the Lou... Miss, Glovanna Bennett spent John Heuerman home at Penp,~r.ie~, ih Nebraska soil? It· _would isville''conventlon of tJie,A~~rican Monday afternoon with Elaine Mr. and Mrf:,l. Wm.' Mahnbergbe, inte,resting to' know, TV/a are, ~giOn.' They.. supported . Mrs.. Gildersleeve. and family spent 'Sunday at theburied in the cemetery at "-Hast~ ,Donald MacRae of Cbun9'i1 Bluffs ., Mr. and Mrs. M;~unso. Ulrich Are Veseen home near: Wake-lngs. :r.lrs. Barbar.a Fis,hb~rD: fo'r pres~de~t'df the AuxiUary,and spent Sunday evening in the Ot-: ·field. .Knowles-Wood a.nd Mrs. Hernck, woJ;l. A,:~id the Hastings Auxiliary to Fleer home.' Mr...and Mrs. Ed. Behmer and

Johnson. quartet won 'third pl8?e among 4.3 Herman Brudigam was a, Mon- Francis ,of Norfolk. were Sunday :::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::===:::::::contestants. day dinner guest in thl';'l Henry guests in the Henry Frevert.. ••Brudigam home. : home. •• ••

&p:~ Sa:da:r:ft~:~~~ninH~I~~'an~~rfa:~:~:;eH~~~da~ru~:::=.:.E= ChI-leott Bros_ An'nual. HampshI-..r.e &=5=Art- Meyer h()me~' gue.sts in the "Herman Brudigam'Mrs. Emma Sievers and Bon, borne. . \

7~~~ ,~re~~~:s t~~J:eek-end in the ce~~ ~~~~~~I~:~:e:~e~~ndTh~~~~55 B S I IEMr. and Mrs. Alfred Baier and day atternoon in the Fred Stone •• • •

family'spent Sunday evening in home. :: 'oa'r a' e ::the Ben Nissen :p.ome. Mr. and Mrs, Ben Meyer and :: ::

Mr. and Mrs. .'John Sievers and son, Merlin, V'{ere Thursday ,sup- =: :=family spent - Sunday evening in per guests .in the Ira Swartz •• ••the Carl Sievers home. home, :: ::

al;~:,tel~~st~: ~~~ti:~d~~~ ::Z~~~ Ir~~' ~~~~~~~s~d~;t~ft:;~~~na~~ an~rfa~i~y~;s~n~e~~~~s~~;di~~: :: ::

\H.:.1l and irrigate morc and better, the Fred Wacker home, ning in the Henry Brudigam:: Thursday Oct 17 ==Willl:llll F.ven·;;t of Omaha. who Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frevert of home. •• ::

ha.i ('c!t'brated hi:i, l06th birthday, Politics may make strange ,bed~ Wausa. were Sunday guests in Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meyer and i.E. . ,. . :.=.\\"orks I''y('ry day at his trade fello\vs, but it would be. more in- the Henry Frevert home, family were dinner and supper

c:>.binf't maker. He is just tt~resting to see more cellmates. Mr:. and Mrs.' iAlfred Baier and guests in the Art Meyer home.:.= At f'a' rm, Sl'X ml'les north of Wl'snel', ••••••deft'TI._-kmt in a suit to foreclose a' family spent Surday afternoon in Sunday.

ll1()ft~a~f'-(ln fl residence. property i Hume i~ the pl3Jce where a lot the Ed. Hageman home. Mrs. Lyle Gamble visited Mrs. 55 Nebraska. Sale starts at 1:30 p. nz. EE::~ ~~~~~;:t:,~~:~,"~:n::~"d ln, ,,,,, "' I~~pie~;;~nc~~el~e:~; ~~c~~~~~'~~-fa:;:~y a::e';;ir~u:;~~g~v~~i;g~~ ~~~. G~a~~~~~u~s~dh~::'b:at~,,~~: == Lunch from 11:00 to 12:00, ==

I L ~ the Julius Knudsen ·home. Saturday..1' •• ••Baaiam was the first advertis- MI'. ana Mrs. Wm. Barelman Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hagemar} and •• ••

el' He advertised Balak to the and son spent Sunday, evening in daughter, Leona., were Surday == 50 H d 50 =:peoplE'" ·and what the people did the Emil Earelmian home. supper guests in the George' Ka~ :.=. . -. ea. - ROLLE"'S PRIDE =.=.to Balak was a plenty. See Num. John Holst and Irven Henschke ,bisch home. .. ...24:14. A:nd Boaz ltnew the ad- spent last weeki Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Meyer, jr., :: .'.. .::

verli,'ng game even better than in the Emil Meyer horne. and fnmily spent Thursday ~fter-==== 5 Fall Boars, '"5 Spr.o.ng Boars. AlltOmmuned. ====Banlam,' for Boaz advertistd, say- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brudigam noon at Coleridge with Mr. Mey- ":l-ing, ,,'BuY,.-it b~fore the 'inhabit- and family spen~ Sunday evening er's parents.$ '.. ..

~~~:;:~~~~~;~~;S%~:~;B:th~:1~~~ ~:~~,~~d befor"-.'he elde" of my I~:~~;o{~~h:r~:e~:n~:~~~:~n~~~ :;~r;;::~r~.r1o~::~~~r::;..~~ 55 A draft ::TbOahYS selecAted WilhBs:geCgial efforts lOdfUBlfill tthetrei~iT,~~.'rhi;::;e:na~s ofEthevPeork,:roducero S5Llf Omaha, died at New'Orleahs To a lot of people life is Ijust in the George Beale/home. Uy at Ponca nday. ' :: . ey re I er an . e er _ ,'0 1- =:~1~;dn~~~a~:a~~~m2~1:~d~e;r~f~~~; ~:~.e installment' -day af~er anoth· ~M~r~.;a~n;d;;M;r;s.;;;H;en;ry.;.;;;';~;;;ru;s;e;;;o;f;;;M;r;;.;;an;;d;;;M;;;r;;;s.~N;;;.;L;;;.;;;N;;;e;;;ls;;;o~n;;a~n~d I:: It i~ inde'ed graJifying to know we are able to .offer each sea~on a hetfer"crop of boars than our former one. =:O)f tht' rlrrn(.· ,supply base In that :1"""-1_"';111" ',I":'1J1hiH 1lllllll1l1lllllhliilUJIlilll "III 1III1II1tU~i1111111Imn:: We sta'rted our herd' over 15 years ago with the best herd of sow~ money could buy ~nd placed at the h:ead of =-=~;i~ t()('(:I~I;?;Wii~ Ikt~e Y~~ean~s~~ a ~il;~b~fr :~~ ~'t~:i~u~~;~tt~~~ SPOTTfO POLAND CHINA'.5=•• i~in~bj~, t;eeg;r",[ll~:: ~~a;~c~~aml~~n \e~~~' n~~~lot~~\;~~~~~~;~~~ ~:;~h;;eS~\~~~ ~~r),;::ta7:a~~~~~~~~d 55Amenl:an \var as a private, place ~mplicit reliance on every •••• the very tops. To attend this sale and see this offering will give you one of the very best demonstratIons In .= ••cited fnr gallantry in action word .whispered into their ears by·' I the· world of \vhat a few extra dollars will do spent on a little better seed stock. We have selected this draft •()mmended by General Bell for a a~bootlegger. .B'. O'.. ' ·A. R' S.:= of boars mainly with the feeder in milld. They have size, well grown, but not fat and flabby. The _entire ••med;tl c·f honor. He. a-r\lse to the k f h h . ••mnk (if capta.in, and at tt'le close What this c'o.untry needs is a I:: offering will we.ig,h around the 200 lb. mar', with many 0 t em eaVIer. ••uf the ;nsun-ectivn was transfer· 'n,·dire remedy for the prevail- 1=.=. PLENTY OF NEW BLOOD FOR OLD CUSTOMERS, 55~~~)t~;~ ~~fe c;~~~~;rh:rl~rtheA~ur~ ing Itch for publicOffiC(':: ,==~llit, aftf'r VjlJa, .under ~omn:land Ihe be~t old aO"e

l pension IS a l I.. ":'1='Dl~ G.t'll., Pel"~hing Du'ring the cc1mbmatIOtl ot' 0 mdustrv andl __ At Pu'"bl.·c Auct·,o·n __ :: ••\\ (lrld \\ at' he W:l..'"i promotf'd from 1I1'lfl I := ==l'apL'lJn tu and later to CO.L _ I I :: =::~~'~:;lt~tIl:; (::~Cl~:il',~,rb:~i,~:::~:~~,~;: : 1:i~~;~':~~i~:~£~;~~~Hl'~~~!~~~ i 40 Head. 40( ii ii.\1 ro;, I'::\["I l':l.(ls,.. h of ~arpy ('OllIl-1 That "love is blind" I'veoften:: ••

ty IS fur a div(Jl"cf' on. tile I heard. 37 Head of this offering are Spring and 3 head are •• :=~':";ll~~,!" rruelty I haven't got the dope on her Fall Boars 1:= =:

. But matrimony, 'tis inferred I I·· ..CI~~~~n:·~'t:~Ii:~~~~~·u. t'~!~~r r~~entr~:;' I." amighty' ~~_~~ cyeopener. Amtl.leme}·a,<htOomfeWPl'~'~~~'.18 ~n~~ss~~~~h a~dd5 ~~:~~~~ 5: 0 Ch .'Ll'tter of l'9

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illt' \'i('tim of a peculiar incident,! Prohl'bl'tl'on is retarded by the ~ •• ur amplOn :' "-' ••~rr. Il~d Mrs. Geor~e Talbert of Ipresence of so many people who of Wayne;' 9 miles south and 2 miles West of Wake.. :: :=that "lty wo'·' gettmg ready tOlare'in favor of the law but op- field, Nebraska, on- ==::=:=. OnN~.·I~h5wa·y Chl-leott arose ===.===.n1<1\'(' and sent thf'ir- young Ron to posed to its enforcement. 0 4 1929tllt' Record office to get some oldI. M t 1i)i~;::'n ~~e;:n~~a:J"(~~~n~o~:.ei~~Jr~:~ 'I an~~l~.c. ~i..~~e.~~..~eo.n~e~:.,.;e.t:~,- g~~ci~ on., c. ,ufileE'. hut the boy saw a bundle makes all the difference in the --Sale Commencing at 1 :30 p. m.-- •• Auctioneers: Don Cunningha.m 1

~l~era~:~: t~~~ ~~'e$an~O~~hi~~~~~ ·.vorld., __~_ ~___ _ This offering consists of a lot of Spring and some Fall 55 and A. H. Zicht CATALoGUES ARE READYhome. They were used, all right, I ' ---: -- '.' ., • d f ::••••••••••••••~•••••••••••••••••• iI••••~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••When Editor Mitchell went to gel A ~1.lnlOUS phJ!?~mlphel ::;ayt; he Boars raised by me. They have good bark an ore ,••••••••••••••••••••••••••• i •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~.....~,IllS files fnr binding he discovered can Uji?k b~tter. l! there are peo- development of the best sort for farmers andthey were missing. Investigation pi: whu;permg; III ~he room. A breeders. In' the assortment you will find boars byrevcalt;"d that the boy had taken trlUmph of J1llnd oyer mutter.-- Liberator Giant Overall Quick Silver, Real Drama,them. Editol' 'Mitchell sued [ur Punch. ~_ High Sensation: Hot Shot Redeemer, High Sports-$500 and the court awarded hi~ , m~n and the Pompas and several others of the best$88.50. which any editor will de- Onee the~r read: the fashion of the breed. We have bought new boars, new sowsclare to be little enough. hints to see what was going on, for blood lines for our ·o.ld customers.

~f;tsn~:,s~~e~h:~afJ ~:~ngf~~i~~ _,--Dinner will be served at 12:00 M. Free-off.-Kay Features~. _._._~.----+._-

A girl who wr.s Miss Americaa few summers ago is---reported to Ihave put on forty pounds. We D. H. Cunningham, Citizens National Bank,shall bear her in mind, in case of I Auctioneer. ' Wisner, Clerk

selecting a Miss Western~.E.;H~e~m~;-~I~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~sphere.-Detroit News.----------•••=:::=ltt=umm_tm:mmIIl~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII•••

It may be of no ,interest excepr.. :tt.m:i1n:::mnm:unu::un:::unm:uuuum " ~:m ••~~/~~1)~~:rd~~~~sc:~eer:~ • •

c~lebrate their 35th wedding anni- 'n '1 '0' S I' D ~versary on Oct. 13. That is th¢ H '.. 'Y ."Coral wedding" anniversary. ; D ; Ur a·e· a'gh~Hpl::t%~1 ie~~~m~~n~~: ~:: ~. . •. . '.tinction of being the largestAmerican Legion Post in the

w",ld. It;s now playing second Is any day that might be convenient for you to selectfiddle to the American LegionPost at Louisville. Ky., and therd-

by hangs a tale·-several tai1~, PI d(h- B:~~~g~~:'~oinafa~~m~~;s~;;o ~~~ il '. 0 an In'a' oarspaign, the losing pOf,lt to donate I' . .its individual shirts' .Ito the win- '. '

~!h7~:~i~!f~O!t:~~ Capable' of being reat herd' buildersnessed by hilarious thousands. ~ijEvery known variety of shirtschanged hands, or rather bodies,amidRt the blare of bands and the Ucheers of thousands. H

The Burlington's "Profitable dPol"lf Special" is now touring t~c Hst~. It was christened just Ul-I!e Ha battleship, only instead ofIbreaking a bottle of champagneall its prow a battie of lard was ..broken'lm the boilerhead of i~s

engine. rl -:

By agreem~~t~~tweenthe garrle :commissioners of Iowa, and Ne:.. H

, braska. hunters with Nebraska li- ticenses can shoot along the Mis~

soun river on the Iowa side ofthe line, and _vice versa. But nofa.lr going ashore.'

Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Dale'lofUniversity Place celebrated theirgolden wed?ing anniversary on

,__ act. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Dale carneto Nebraska from Wisconsin in18~4 and took a tree claim inHarlan county. He served in thestate senate in 1893 and 1895, andwas a leader in the populist par­ty

Miss Ellen Harn of Kenesaw,now nearing her 1018t blrtnd3:Y,,i3 a Daughter of 1812. and theullOghter of II rea.l DaughteI~ ofthe American RevolUtion. MissHam attended the recent unveil­ing of a bro.nze marker on the

.~ r-grave of Mrs. Knowles-Wood 'at, Hastings. tmd in addition to visit;.

iog with ~rietlds before the cere­monies, ~tood during the anUreprogram. She looks a.itt'!" her ownhousework. nlilks her cdw, andfind" t lI!1t' t() k~ep thoroughlypo)~t.ed ,m \yorhl .tnpic<i.

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This is the time of year whena man discovers, that his vests nolonger match his sutts.-JacksonNews.

an acre.Otto Remender's farm, seven

miles northeast of MadiS9n, wastraded to Dr. AllsJl, Stanton. for160 acres at Ord, Neb.

John 'Brosh, jr., purc~ased theSO-acre farm nine miles northwestof Madison from M. E. i Walters.Orchard, Wash., at $137.50 anacre, cash. .

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MadisQn, Neb.-During !,the past tltwo weeks the f.;>powing, real es- 1

tate deals were closed here:, <lIP.Joe Hastreider, Humphrey.. ,

Neb., bought 160 acres of FredVanenkern, ;nort,hwest of Hum·phrey, for $200 an acre.

The SO-acre farm PJ2 milessouth of Madison, belonging tothe Stanton National bank, wassold to Anton Hastreider f!.t $175an acre, cash. '

The 160 acres nine miles southof Meadow Grove, bel9nging toMrs. Ruth, Los Angeles, Cal., wassold to Marion Peterson at $115

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We wilt hold a demonstration of theBell City Corn Picker'

AT THE OTTO FLEER FARMLocated 1 mile east and 1l/2 miles

south of Wayne.

An American "strong woman"has marri'ed a contortionist. Sheev;idently wanted someoody shecould twist round her little fin~

ger.-The Humorist. .

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II F~~i;· Hrabak's ···:r~,:···11ii i in3:s~~e9p~r~~ir TH~ STORE OF BIGGER VALUES _. pe23~rd ii=:; 89c •••••••••••••••••• ::•• •••••••••••••••••• ••ii Husking Mittens Grocery Specials Work~?~MEN Ii:: and Gloves Underwear ::

55 5QO dozen of the finest FOR .FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ov~:~~~~ I 55•• qualities. Our prices 'on Neckwear I •••• TER Jella or Butter- SALMON •••• these are very reasonable. HARqWA . , P'" ••:: Castile Soap nut Jell Tall. ,cans,. extra -Quality at:a' .':lce ::

:: .Re~lar 10e bar 3 for ,~ fancy pmk. ::

:: ROLLINS5c. Per .bar. 19 3 BIG CANS ;;

== '. [5 limity C 50c ::=: ft== Marshmallo,W8 ==;.. . SOAP;;

Swift's ,'White Naptha. Made by Campfire ••;; The, whitest laundry White and fluffy ;; ,EE ' soap. . 2 Ibsfor;;, ,.•• . 5 bars for 15c 29 ••,:.ii ,'19c (5 limit) C EE .

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When you buy .. new John right on delivering Batisfac­Deere Bridge~Trussed, Non- tory service year after year.R'Ist Elevator; you are buy, 'Jing a portable el~vator that The bridge - trussed €On-defies rain, sun and,wind. Its sttuction prevents sagg~ng.hopper, sections alJd spouts > Aself~IQcking windlass, whichare made of rust';re8i8~ing, iprevent~ the elevator fromcopper-alloy steel. To add .dropping and causing break- .further protection against the age, is a ",alp-able feature' on

-weather, th~s~ parts are John Deere elevators.heavily galvatnize~~ Remembe~,ll this el~v'!ltor

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times longer .th~~' ordiqaty cmst"nubtine-s,inanfrdom three to1shixeSteel parts. ~he\resul1~:of this eli1l},-inate !t

weather-proof cOrist'ruc'tioh is ,back-brbaking labOr of scobp~that the John' ,D~er~, '~I:~~~t;, "i~n,~::, ,

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'I:!~ 'i1iti~;;I~fl.~~~'i;shn~~Y"d1~~riii~'~ts F~d "oluiisorl.':Mr.iabd·~ta/~as. The" two ;iirst n~med purchase . W' Ch h granted, and that notice of the I As we understand the news1, ,atj,t,he"l)ya,Yhe JeweD 1t.ome Dor~ A.:~...rson,a.I.ld son, Eai'I, a~d"M;iB~ tee,ders there. Nels Munson pu. ayne nrc es pendency of said petiti~m and the from the Orient. ~ussi~ ~d Cbi~l f t v·r~a Saha L chased cattle there previously. I hearing thereo~ be given to all na have settled their differences, ,0 c~P~J~~ and dal;lJ~ihter, Beat~ lMisS Th~qdora _. Carlson' : was Laver~e C?lson sp~nt MODdR

tBaptist Church. persons interested in said matter amicably and are fighting fierce-

, • .' ,I ri~' M~'1 !ahd ~frs. 'W'~e Jewel~ home'~lin Concord ,over th.e week- and ['uesday in the Peter Eric Sundsy:scho91 at 10 a. m. There by publishing a copy of this or- ly along a two-thou~d-m1le

Mrs.•, C,•.8~ Br<J.no..ffl,on,' tB,' edt.,~" ".a.n, .'.' ',I 'D6rial.d.' .mot.?~.i to, Sioux e.nd. iSS. ca.rIson is enroU~d in son home near Allen. Her pa.r will be a review of· the 'Sunday der 1.~. the Wayne Herald, a week~ front. It is nice to know that~U:~:f C~~"t~ti'O::i~~i:tte':~':: ICt' Y " '. ,'. th,e s Dior ~la,ss of t~e Wayne ents drove there Tuesday evening achool lesBon af 11 o'clock.' Prof. ly newspaper printed in said coun- this is not a groudge fight.-The

'7 Mlun.na 'frQ'f», town ~,co,Un- Miss' b rIS Clark State, Teachers college. to attend Mr. Ericson's birthda:y W. C: Lowrie will be leader of ty, three successive weeks prior New Yorker.try WiU'be gladlll,r~cvr:ed by ',.a~~e deal~ ~ ~onven-I ~r. and,¥~s. C. N. Fletcherand celebration and brought herh~nn~: the .reView. to said day of hearing. -----~-her. \ ' I l tio;n .anCl: banquet at ! ioux City son 0' Breckenridge, Colo., spent M J k S db' (Seal) J. M.. Cherry, The movement is gaining

J _~~ -'..........-,-_J IThprsd~y :eNenmg. ' a few ,days last' week at ,the home OlsO~~' M~;. Ca~1 e~l:~~' a~sM·~: Grace. Evang. LtJ,theran Church, o10t3 County Judge. ground to have the name of every•. The Will Wisqlihof f~Y a~d of. Mr~. Fletcher's cousin, Mrs. 0 HI Eri 'id Missouri Synod. community painted on some con-

D. Thompson mad~ '1-\ we~k-ehd -Mis's ~a.rg~~~:lt Monk ~ eh,t Mon- Herb ~DOX. They'left for Wake- ;v14 e ,.;son were nvite guests (Rev. H. Hopmann,. Pastor) Business. spicuous roof. This win be a

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ewbe· ek- 'hdaO>: eevneC'a~~!~ainrrothll.e .Ajlb~rt Sahs fieMldr,~~ddneMsdrasy.,Ivan Clark'. and ~a~ ~~tern~~~erOfE~~~~dS~ee~ue~ri No service. and Sunday school . Sioux City Journal: The expec- great help to the motorist struck

r t: 1,' -- I i""" celebration ,of little. Helen's third', nexth

sUWndlatby · L 'II t tation that the year would set a by a fast freight at the crossing.

end in the home of her' father, r., ~d M;rs. John temp:ster daugh er, Virginia, Isaac BranaM birthday. 'I Tea er e.ague WI mee new record for business activity -":Detroit News.john 'Garner' spent the 'Yeek~ an daughter of Laur I, spent "man nd son, PerrY., Will' Wall Herbert E~htenkamp made a Friday evening, 7.30, at! the cha- both as to volume and value ----------

end in: hrs 'home at HOld1-ege, Neb. Su day afternoon in he Axel and i0riS Clark wer~ Sl.mday business trip ti). ,Concord Wednes-] pel. seems to have been based .upon A man is"·re.ported to have been. Miss. Mildred Chur~h s~ent ~e '!i'reueri~kson home. I e"enin dinner ~uests'-at the ~ss day morning.nea~ which place he Church of ChrIst. Sthoundt reasoning. tBeginnin~dW1d·th cured of d~a.fness while looking atweek-end in her home at Crofton. Mr. -and ,Mrs. Clarence [Ross and Brana an. home. . rented. a farm. He 'also visited e s rong momen urn proVl e in a talking-picture. It seems veryO~al Beith of Allen w~s look-, da1llghter. Shirley. o~ Dixpn, were J:::dw~rd Tryon. Glen Paul and hi b th H t h uf (Rev. W. H. McClendon. Minister) the last quarter of 1928 the year hard luck that the cure should

tng after business In to~ Mon- Tu~sday evening dinner ~uests in Dods fos'Uewait, who are attend- f s ro er, a ry, W a wlfs s ~ Lord's 'Day, October 13, 1929: has suffered no letdow~ in any happen just 'then.-Jackson News,day: , , thli Herb Knox home, . jng. Sj~OOl at Laurel are spending ;~:e~~~p~:~L~ poisoning at the ~ible school, Mrs. Jacques, su- season. The spring actiyity was

,Afr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson and' Mrs. Cass Branaman fd Miss a few ays this week at home on permtendent 10'00 greater than ever before and thes6n> Albin. drove to Orpah.a Sun- Vi IS. ~'lnt.ers were uncheon accoun of -the SCh,OOl .meeting in .The farmers are begin~~g: ~o, The Lord'~ su~p~r, 11:00. summer slackness was the least.day. go sU> in th~ B, Bell'home at Lau- session this week ,at- Hartington. :~hc~~:~~~o~~:~~~~~ucr;~~l~ ~ Christian E~deavor, 7:00. _' Now with the last quarter begun,

fO~i~:o.:t~~tr:;~~ele::eS:Sda~. reI ~o:n~Y:;~rn~~r:;s I 'deman ofT~: I~~~~~~db~~~t~~da:~~~:~ better shape for, husking. Th~ ev::;Y':~dne:s~~; ~~:h:i~l~o~tudY ;~:isi~d~~~~~ i;e~~;J ~~:;:.ea;e:l~posi~on in a store. an Mr. and Mrs. C. I, uttle of lion which was held Saturday, sl\owers 'and favorable weath€!r Choir pra.ctice every Saturdav approached.

- Id Wallin oY Omaha is S d . th 0 t b 5 nother financial have been good for pastures and night, 8:00, ' . One of the encouraging thl'ngs Sauce for the goose is sauce for.w.r~. a , I ))i on, were un ay gues, s m e c 0 e~ ,wa.s a late gard ns h w v rspending this week in the hpme W t Tid h Th association cleared e , 0 e e . The minister will be away on contributing to this condition is the gander-including applesauceof her son. Wymore. < . r~rand e~~~~ C~~:' ~eterson ~~~~~;6' aJ;ld eO. general good time The vicinity was saddened to this Lord's .day attending the the better situation in agriculture. for propaganda.-Boston Tran-

Mr. and Mrs. David. Peterson an the Ernest PetersOI~ family was had 'by all those preser;tt. hear of the uhexpected passing of North! American Christian convenM Improvement was noted before script.and family spent SU~day in the we e Sunday evening ~lests in Rev. 'C. T. Carlson left Wednes- ~~;:dl~~~k;~~~:~ ~~:::~:~t~~~~ tion in Canton, Ohio. the farm relief act was enacted ------ -----

G.~.~~=~U::e~fSioux City th i~~~~rtnJ~~~I~~i:~::-oma:ha~~rem~'~;n~i11 ~~~en:~.nkme~~~g·' cere sympathy iSh extended' the 'St. Paul's 'Lutheran Church. ,:~d i~e ;:~mr~~~:i:~S ~b~~int~ II ne~sf ~~~r~~:tb~~ ~~~~a~f ~~r~~fi-M: d di t i ' 1 . widow, three daug ters and three (Rev. W. C. Heidenreich, Pastor) t' b' h d . ' -

was a on ay

, . nner gues n ret rned home Mond.ay after of the executive board of the NeM small sons in their great loss. Sunday school at 10'.00 a. m, sthrongehr tUY1th~g p~dwd1er a trlshen Ied States of Europe will be stick- OfJEusutrowpaeitstati1lrtsthatot,eUnanictedtaStartate"fSfthe Ivan Claz:k home. I sp Jiding a week in the Olaf NelM braska conference. He was RCM b f h tt d d roug ou e mI ewes e<11ers for State rights Dallas

Mrs. E. J. Hughes' and, ~rs. so and David Johnson home. campa ied by Nels Anderson, al- l'1A mem er rom ere a DeP. e DIvine worship at 11:00 a. m. cause of better prices for grains News. .- law!-Arkansas Gazette.John Sparks were Wayne VISItors, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sherman so a m moer of the board. They ~O~i:::~~ru:e~~:~.o~e~~e~::: Luther League at 7:00 p. m. and live stock.", The laws of eco-I_C-' ---' ,-,,,.-_Wednesday afternoon.. I and, daughter, Geraldin~, were will al,o attend pastoral confer~ Thursday afternoon or last week. All canned ~oods for Tabitha Inomics began operating first, and

Many from h!!r~ ~te~ded the Sunday evening dinner guests at ence held at that place October Mrs. Ed. Sandahl and Mrs. Fred hChoUmreChshnOoUtldlabteerbrtohUagnht MtooodtahyC, ,ngoOWvc'rnWlm·tehnteftofortas'·d ml'nadestahbY"II'zltnhge A ner'fiected P:cker-Huskerf~eral of Alfred Backstrom at, thlHarry Fritchard home at Lau- 10-13 td the golden anniversary rl I-

~ "Walt fi ld 1 t Sunday , Sandal1l had a piano duet and October 14. various crops, steady improvement.E. Mr~. eIvorasAnderson: Miss May,; reI uie Swanson and daUg~ter, Of the Funk congregation. ~r::~~gA~th:'m~~:~:0: t~:a:;o~ The North Platte conference ought to be made.

Pearson and Dr. Phillips -drove to E 8:, ,returned Wednesday from a Entert ins Lodge. will meet in Salem church, D'ako- Iowa's financial responsibilitySioux City Wednesday. . ; fiv ma:q,ths', stay with relatives Mrs. Gerald Clark entertained .gr~~: and Mrs. Lee Schwarm and ta City, October 16~17. has increased enormously this

The. John Berger.son fan~.l1Y VISM,., an frieD;d,s at different point~ in' the Di on Royal Ne.ighbors in her The attendance at Sunday year until the state's position isIt d th Hlld B rg rson ., daug·hter. JoYce'~OfNorfolk, spent school and church last Sunday stronger than at any time sincee 10 e mg e e ,Sw den. i home Tuesday evenmg. After the S d . th 1 R b k

,hO::s.S~~~~. ::;::~:~~turr~ed on Vi~~a~v~rs~~kE~n~l~:~g~;~: ~~rs~~~JSS hour, refreshments were ~~~:~ ~~~pt~1 ~:e\: ~ ~e~~~ ~:-it~n~~lu~:;O~~:WO~Sh~:lc:~~ ~~~~:ag:hgel~;~~~yrn~~~~:~~:;~:,Sund.ay from a week's stay with Ca~s' Branaman and P. W. Br~n- -- there. Mrs. Ca bell and Mrs. Iowa farmers wl'll cash ,'n on arelatives at Wat~rloo, Io~~.,· aman motored to Sioux City on Enter ins 1\1. E. Aid. . .t

. Perry Winters of Siouxi Rapids, ':Tu€sday..' Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Rubeck accompam d the VlSlors First Presbyterian ..Church. production that excels both inI?wa, is . .visiting in the ~ome of ~s. Matild~ Okbloril[ and son, E. E. IHancock entertained;, the home in the even ng remainiJ?g . (Rev. Fenton C. Jon'6:9, P,astor) quantity and quality. Incidental-hiS cousm, Cass Branaman. Ch tIes, arid the -EdWin Olson Dixon M. E. Aid society in her lm~rs~~:~~YOl~~~~~~~~~ned a 10:00, Sunday' school. Prof. A. ly, it is now revealed that corn

Mr.. ~nd Mrs. ~Iver ~derson fa By spent, .Sunday in the home home. After.the business session number of ladies, namely: Mrs. F'l~:~~~V%~~~~rin~~:s~~ with 0p~~~J~~~ a ;~: ~~o;:;a:;:fl:~:~d· MIS~ May Fearson, drove to of e l"brt;ner's son, Nels Lyngen. refresh:\nents were served. A C. A. Bard, Mrs. C. L. Bard, Mrs. sermon,' for export has been diminished un-

'SIOUX City last Wednesday. ne r Wayn,e. number' from here attended. LMr. and Mrs. Fred peters01 1frs. WUlaJ:d Kennedy and son. ,Clarence Pearson and Mrs. aw- 6:30, 'Christian Endeavor. til it represents but 1 per cent of

and 8~n. Albi~, spent the week, ,Ji~~y, and qaug~ter, Lelia Hope, At Bridal Shower. rence Ring at an aftel'noon cof- 7:30, evening service with 'ser~ the total production. This, be-end Wlt4 relatives at OtJ18.ha. of iCraig, spep.t. the week-end in Last Friday afternoon Mrs. fee on Tuesday. A number of mono . . cause the domestic demand for

Mr. an~ -Mrs. D.' ,A. ,PaUl ,R1;lc;i the, home of the former:s brother, Will Wtschhof gave Miss Blanche children enjoyed the affair also as We had fine audienceg 'last. corn takes practically the entirefamily were-Sunday- guests at theI Hobra. Larson.' Kruger a brid.al ,shower. The they were having a two-days' va- Sunday. both morning and ev~~ supply. Herein is a hint for cornCh K I h t C rr'~ll ,'- cation because of teachers' insti- Ding. The Rev. Mr. 'Rumbaugh growers, which simply is that ad-as. 0 es ome a a w.,' L ;:nest Johnson of M,inneapolis, bride 'received many. beautiful

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Borg an<Jl Mi ., returned home Friday aft- 'gifts. About thirty· young people tute at Wayne. was a drawing card in the eve- vantage may be taken of the ai-M d M H W Sh k 1£ rd ' Mr, and Mrs, H. P. Olson had ,ning and preached an excellent ways dependable law of supplyr. an rs. . .. ac e. a : er 'spending a few days in the were Present. Refreshments were S d' t M ddrove to Sioux City Tuesday:: home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. served y the hostess. as unday Inner gues s: r. an sermon. Two car loads of young and demand if prodt,lction is kept

Las~, ~e5day afternoon Mr~. G. O. Johnson.' _ __ Mrs. Peter Ericson, Miss Maybelle people from Wakefield were in even with market requirements.Cecll Cl k h t 'n her ~ . and Miss Lillian, Mr. and Mrs: attendance. Trade has picked up generally. ~r was as ess , ' ,uther Milliken of Randolph Surprlse Birthda~' Part~·. I' d M d

t an informal coffee party. an Mr.-,and Mrs. Adolph Gropper Mr. ~d Mrs. Frank Reynolds Carl He gren an son, r. an, throughout the country with butRuth Pearson of Wayne., of Remsen, Iowa, were ,fibusiness entertained about thirty young Mrs. Alford JohnS'on and family, Methodist Episcopal Church.. few spotted conditions reported.

th k d'n th home - all of Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Henr.l (Rev. W. W. Whitman, PastoI') Retail selling has been good.e w1ee -en 1 e' ~a,llen:; Thu~sday at the E. E. people Friday evening in honor of Johnson and daughters, Mr: and Sunday services: throughout the year, and it is pre~

of her SIster, Mrs. Ivar Anderson. Ha.llcock home. . their son F1oyd's birthday. The Mrs. Ed. Welander and chIldren 10:00 a. m., Sunday school ses- dieted that hol,iday trade will beMiss Elgie Collins who is assistM 1\111'. and Mrs. Gerald Clark en· time was spent in g~mes. Floyd K f W

iog in the bank here, spent the' tertained the following Friday received many <Tifts. A luncheon and Herman ay 0 ayne. Ision. The orchestra. directed by sJr01j1g,, O' Fay~ Sandahl and her uncle R~y Henry Reynolds, will furnish spe;- Freight car loadings for the

week-end at her home at Wake- evening: Miss Naomi Walden, was served by the hostess. Floyd Fredencks~m celebrated the 1 r cial music at this service. You week ending September 21 estab-field. Miss [Doris Clark. Miss Ann VolM w'as greatly s].lrprised. b' thd . rsaries on Sunday I

Mrs. O. ThompsoVliI and daugh~ lers and Will Wall. lr a~ an:~l1ve.. will enjoy the lesson study under rlished a record for the yearters, Irene and Ge'neva, and son, ~r. and Mrs. C. H. Tuttle and BOUI'd M'e--e-t-'s- And with, a faml1y dinner m the for- the leadership of the teachers in far. The total was 1,166,330, an

1J: mer's home. Mr. and Mrs. J. w.! our Sunday school. Iincrease over the preceding weekHerbert, drove to Sioux City sat-I dalj.ghter, VerIie, Mr. and rs, .F.rederickson, Miss Ellen Freder· 11 :00. morning worship with of 13,263. It also was an increaseurday, . C, .H. Nelson returned Tuesday, Names Committee k R d V Freder

Mr. and Mrs. Bert' Walden and II evelning from a few days' stay at I . ~c son, oy an emon ~ sermon by the pastor and special of 22,199 over the same week inf -- Ickson,' Mr. and Mrs. Al Freder- music by the choir directed lJy 1928 and one of 39,928 over the

!lon, Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Earl difJerent points in I~wa. The Board of Administration of ickson and children and Mr. and Prof. W. Irving Horn. We ap- corresponding period in 1927.9J'c~it drove to Wayne Sunday :rtfr..and ,Mrs. C:hnst Peterson the Concordia Lutheran church M J C B I and sons at . 1

evemng. an4 MISS Tilda Enckson and the t F id aft ~ 0' te~~ed" . re~ er - ft~~~~e ~: ~~:g;:~~~sns o~n :~ I ---------Mr. and ~r~. Ivan Clal'k and Er~est Peterson family visited in ~~er b~Si::SS tra:'~~~t~d w~~~: Mrs. Wesley Rubeck entertain- church. lease Is Appealf!d

daughter, Vlrgmla,- and Mrs. C. thi Magnus Westlund home near selection of a budget committee ed at a two-course luncheon Fri- 6'30 Epworth League services. I C . C tE. Clark drove to Wayne SunrJay Wa;yne Sunday afternoon.. for 1930. Bilger Pearson, Amos day afternoon to honor her moth- 7;30: evening worship with brief n ltmlng oun yafternoon.. 1fIr. and ~rs. '1:'ed ~eIdner of Anderson and Edwin Olson to- er, Mrs. John Campbell, who has message by the pastor. A fine

Mr. a~d Mrs. Gatl Sel~on and :F'a~rfax, S. D.. arnved lD t?WD on gether with the pastor were made been her guest for ten days. The congregation last Sunday evening. Lincoln, Neb.. Sept. 30-Louis~:nd~dyW1gu_n'e:~r~~e~~ef~~~ ~~~~ ~~t~:~ f~r:' S~:i~~~yw"':;h :~;~ members of ·that committee. time )Vas spent in visiting and the You are cordially invited to all W, Luehrmann, who failed in the

~following were present: Mrs. Jim the services -of this church. district court of Cuming county

dell home. me ly Miss Elsie Hattig. Concordia Lutheran Church. Mitchell. Mrs. Henry Rubeck, Mrs. to recover $2,500 from Fergus B.

w~:~e,an~e:rssu~::~ ~r~'~IO~~ da :~ter,He~?{en.A~~:~enHe~~' ~~:~~yC. ~'h~~rIS~~d P:~::ng ~~~~~~:;:~~'R~::::;~~~:~~~~ Notioo of Settlement of Acrount. ~~~u:~en~~~::te~:d :~::~re:t~dinner guests in the John A. 01- ErJ. kson and Mrs. Fred Roeber service 1at the usual time next dahl, Mrs. C. F. Sandahl, Mrs.Or-, In th;e County Court of Wayne appealed to the supreme court to-sonAlfhroemdep' elerson and children of OWres eOfwMerdsn.eaSdaarYryasfttaernpeOltoonn.Visit- Sunday, October 13. No evening ville Ericson and Mrs. John Dona- County, Nebraska. day.

service. hoe. The hostess was assisted in State of Nebraska, Wayne Luehrmann asserted that Mc-~k Center, spent Sunday in the ~. and Mrs. Glen King and The Ladies' Aid will be enter- serving by Mrs. Dick Sandahl, County. SS. Guire permitted his stock to runhqme,lof the former's sister, Mrs. da ghter, Betty, of NeWC,aStle, tained by Mrs. Bilger Pearson Mrs. Lawrence Ring and Ruby To all persons interested in the at large and then threatened him

" Anna' 'Craig. ~ sp nt. Sunday in the Geo. King south of town Thursday after- Rubeck. estate of Albert R. Davis, deceas- with arrest when three of Mc-Mrs. C. E~ Clark and Mrs. Ger~ ho e. Mrs. King accompanied noon, October 17. ed: Guire's hogs were found in the

aId Clark 'and Mrs.....~hn Hattig the home for a few days' stay. The confirmation class will not King George's Dog Flees Pal- On reading the petition of Ed- Luehrmann herd. Being ignorant;:;eaf'i:::~~d visitors Wednes

Mtai.:d an~h~rs. :;;~~:~~sons:~~; meet until Saturday mOrning, ace.-Head-line. But there could DR Davis, executrix, praying a of his rights, Luehrmann said he

Mr_ and' Mrs. Carl Luth and gu sts: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leh~ Oct. is,___ be one thing worse: King George's hfIenralacSceottiunemt~~teda~: t~I~~:~~ ~~, pa~dn ~: :~~~Yh:~:~~re told- --- Dog Fleas Palace.-Arkansas Ga-

:~I~~~~~a:~dM~k~e~~~~~ ~f er~f L'::~:~~ldM~r.=dd :~:: Southwest Wq,kefield zette. ~______ ~:; :~t~::ti~~ ~~t~~:r'r;~~~ea~~ ~~e~~ur;p:at:~o~~mt~:~~,w~~(By Mrs. Lawrence Ring.) As a last desperate effort to said estate. It is hereby ordered payment for stoclr which Luehr-

foil the rum runners, Detroit that you and all persons inter~ mann had converted to his ownand Chicago might be ceded to ested in said matter may, and do, use during the 20 years that they

,Canada.-Brooklyn Times. , ,:~r;a~ a~nt:ef;rou:~ ~~U;;t;~ ~~ were neighbors. _

Still, the, ladies in cool garments Ithe 25th day of October, 1929, at II Aus.tralia complains t~at it hasmight be arrested jf they looked 10 o'clock a. m.; to show cause, a serIOUS used-car problem. Soas awful as men do in pajamas. :if any there be, why the prayer have most of the rest of us car-Publishers Syn~icRte. ,of the petitioner should not be owners.-DaUas News. I