WE ar~ s l~1Ctimcs warned tobe tare~ul not to permit

people to sep advertisin,g proofsill advmlcl of pui?lication.Stl'jet cau ion IS always ob­~el'ved in e lefY reputable nev,'s-

~:~%;I~:Jlll~tlo~~Ve~n~~~:t~n~f o~:who was so ~(~W in Sense of fai~­

nt'SS th~lt ~e, woul-d k'nowinglyallow facts louchmg an ad­vertisementl 0 leak out in ad­vance of It~e finished news­paper. 1)1 fOI~l' long experiencej

I \Vayh~ <tounL f"ir opt}llPd yes- we have n >v~r known an adit~rda~: \\ ii'll di: plays and enter- v~l,tisel' to i~idicate an anxietY

Itainment featu cs which surpass , or eVl'll al ~llli'ngneSS to findprevioll~ I yc.tl' . Unfavolable out in advU1tli e wh!J.t a !'ivaI ex-,wrj-tthel the iiI's of ~he week de-I l?~ctcd. t? ~d crt.isp:,. Sunepti­laYNI Pl.~t'lllg' (Xhlbits, bot by tious g'lVmg I~r ITCI'lVlng of ad-IWtdnl Sd~\:'il af ('I noo1jl displays vertising f ets III advanceWi e trl pI tec Weaither chan~ed would be Cliett ally contemptible,to fa-vOI.tb e 'Vinnesd,<1Y morning', and thtl)'p b.'1<~y be fellows whoand n good atter (1unce malkcd thf' nrc indined to such pl'rniciousopening' da~ I faithlcfisness'l' but WI? have neVi

Exhlhlt" of h]S arc b~ttet' than er known tl~~m. B.usmess men:('yel' befol-c, th h, bel'ng enhie!> >;houll1 feell ftee to mtrust then'f~'Olll LI·Mdrs, Ilwa, J lpn, PI,lin~ adv{'l tI!>ln~ Inews. to a news1View, Emetson, JiItibht"fd' Pilg-cr. pHpm .Wltr~ rlull ?s~~mnce thatOllkdale ,~nd Mwhs n, hpSldf>S there IS nq ~r.0sslbl1JtY of be~many fl0111 Wa flC county. trayal AJ~ one cotlncct~,

TIahy h(l{~V! ~ <1~~~1 hogs\rar,,~'~ bv ~~~~I,,:nPu:l1~~r:~O~nW~~~~~dc~~Jthp Jlig lluh lH '\7(' all eSjJPcmllv hdence ~f h~- IS w~·thY of hi~fine sho" i~g th~ ~lear'T~he hee\'~s lcsponslbllityj. .

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ItlS(jments

F.J..turcll Being ca....ieJ Out A..e. Bette.. T\han ny Befbl'e 'Con-

t ..~cted y Board.

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People d<j not ike td be accus~falsely. It· is b d enbugh. to c

., a+cused jus ly. i i :'

It is in erest'ng to not'e th tp,rices for elttle ave nearly rene ~ed the high war ime level. Fm" 1~'

ers who have fa cattle to marl ct'will be generous y rewarded.

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A preacher I a '. Grand Rapi~s,Mich., is tIying to disprove tliele~aim that he i the pusband orJthree wive. fe ougH.tft0 know,land S0, too,1 the ought'to know.

Inci'eased nu er 'of prisoners in A town' that -tands Qut as ex-

fhC Nebraska p nitEilntiary'arid re- ceptional ill con ·tructive endeavorormatory may not indicate" in'- unite::; its !force fIJI' the ful·ther­r~sed crime, b t rather show in,- ance of every 0lthY and useful

creased convictvons. ,Jurors may 1 Ob·· ~ f d.h8:t:e ~ecided t~ put an effectual ~o~n'any i:I:~~ ~ :~:e~~nt °s:~_hunp m the critne business. gested, and there may be manyI : I _ different ways 0' accomplish de*

A governme~t rep~!l'.t" states sirl;\d ends; En l1eadway cannotthat investigati n has proved that be htarle if' r~op e }e down becauseft8wk~ ane! OWi~s are good for they do not agr e n dil'ec~ions to'sor;nething: ~h y destroy rqdent1 follow. It is w se to run the risk.We wonder If ~l1y one will eve of error t~an t iropc in dou~tdiscover that $ts and other ~o and indecikion nd make no prog*dent;s are good Ifot sOiriethiT!g. Tess. The llive t w takes chances,

The one that l' sk~ nothing neverj,Edlto'rS :df the state will regl'et starts and,of c u1'..e could not ex­

I ~~ar of the death· .of W. H. p~ct to arrive.eekes, pUblisher 'of the Nor.folk ""'1.,=9=9==='ess, at ~is home in that city. Cold, wet we thl1r prevailed dtlr­

pndfty. lr. Weekes 'was promi- l11g the fOl1c pa·t f the week andent in dis rict and state. news- people "Iere. p rehcn5i~e t,hatapeIi orga Iizations, :lnd he w~s a hopes fo~~ their county fall' wouldesourceful writer. His wife .be'dashep. to th ground. Snow inrs. Marie Weekes, well know~ so~e' part~ of he ~tate and jnt~r­

ewspaper worker, will have the mlttent raIljI he e dId not offer veryympllthy 'f all. strong encour gement. The ejle-I ,~ ments became ore friendly withI Wel~a~'t s h w T I ld the opening da , however, and it! isflee D •unney cou hoped mild we ther will contidue

ee ao 1'e eshed ~fteI having through the Vir k. All departmentsbeen knock ~ down In Ithe seventh lof the fair are rich in exhibits andround t.ha .he ca:uld renew the show off wel1 t Ie resources of tmsbatt!e Wlt~. mte~slfied force that section of the state. The entltesbr0r.ght v~ctory In the tenth. In and other attl actions deserve ,an~hel seventp he seemed, about;, used '[unprecedented attendance whichup. In tIle tenth he pr~vedI 1 :will be realfie if winter does notd~amo Of en~rgy. and smashed 'suddenly sli b nto the saddle.hIS Iway (0 trIUmph. I ,Rnocking!tim ~?wn seemed to put new life: The ho~ej p ojeet is going fbI'-Into l.m. ward and, PliO i~es to be concluded

I, ' ~ithin a ~ew. e ks. Tht plan has:" MO,st of the .com, ra~'cd: in ~een lauJjlc~ed in good faith toWayne co~nty IS fed he e and fll:leet a nee"d ich no one ques­. nverted mto cash by ay of ltions~ The 10 ng man who is here,yt:: ~tock.. Thus, tge price of to invest in e impl;ovement and~n IS n.otj so important as the ,have change?f th~J;u;4el.wpen it is

I' ,~~ o.f hqgs. and .cattle',onlY as romp~etedl' e p ts)· by satisfying a:, ~,J~l'lce,l ~f one mflu~nces.the Ipressmg ~~ a .d, to make 11 SllC­'.p If~, o:~, ~h,~ other. Hlg~-Pf1ced ,cess of tl~~ I~ ~ness. ,None of "the

\. , . moneYI.s~bSCrl ed will be used forI ~roplOti.oI:1 o~ 0 handle costly pre­

hmmarH~S. :N donations will bea,cc~pted. '1I' e more people whotake stock inlt e proposed improve­ment, th~ .mor people will be vital."

t:r i'nte~es~edl i its dev¢lopment. Itooks hkb a I ractical plan to se­ure for' Wfl~ne a new, modern

hotel bUilding.1 "

, A writer .. ~tates that two orthr~e ~undre wears before tl~ebegmmng o~ the Christian erawomen ldom1n ted the men, andthat they are ow coming back tor~n things. I I t·is stated that dur-ling this' per~o women went forthIto conlfet; ~ d provide', and thatmen were h~r. ed" at home and aidwhatl'they 'ftC tolp to do. Firnally the wo en weakened andb.ecame' subo dinah!. They cpn~'tmued 'so f01twenty centudes

, Ihut . they ate now Icoming b~k~The. sellf-.asser~ion of modern \y~n1­'en IS tlomtc,d out as mild in cpn­Itrast with, heir future status.

, ,Me~ . ~Ho de rrcate the IforwardactiVItIes of Women are expectedto open theI~tnouthS wider and~eprec~te lou er as tim€1 goes 'on.'As a "jatter' f fact\ however tev­e~at~o~ of the early rule of w~~en:dld not happ n to appear in IYlof thel histor es that came wit in'our s10pe 0 reading. It a~

:have ~ee.n pU I ,osel~lomitted,

I iFO~ip~jjW~lliamtRitChie, jr" the 0 a­

ha lawyer ho wan1m to be e\.e tedden~ocratic. nationaf commlt~ee- rcj.n8Port~tion.man from Nebraska, has given Ithe Hartin od Herald: We are adnewspaper~ an interview in wliich Vised by, t e Ilnewsp~pers that mol'he s:;:ys that Charley Bryan tall,ed and more i~ortan~ steps are beto hIm .oyer the telephone and mg taken ev ry day m the matteasked him to md in the format·on of translor aiton. FIrst the 0of ~ Bl'Y~jl-for~pre~ident 'clu in cart, nex . t e horse and b~gyOmclija. ~Y1r, RItchIe says r. then the I~ver and now the ir~ryan saId lover the telephone that plane-all t~s withm the m'e orIf h.e COUld

lget Nebraskans to 01'- of men an omen how lIVing; n

~amze £~r hIm for president he the, end is at yet. The eral0

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could go lOlto other states and get transport ti~n IS just be andelegrtes. l!It IS a little unusual what pro r1k wtlilbe mad In::

Two witness~PI H. . RoseKansa' City an'd Gear e G. Croleton, eceiver 16f ihe F~1'st N ati

~~a~~n) n1 ~~~:J ;:1' ~~~~ ~~'Cial c clition of the. institutiMr. R se testified, that the Waballk as a member of the fedcrreserv system.' I

Cou adjourned t 5 p. .,TueSd~ untIl 9 ~. m. Wednesmorn! WIth Mr. Cro kleton s 1 I

onTt~e s;~~~~del of tJ court pi _ceedm s durmg tqe d y had towIth t e arralgnrnen of hq orcase ~ fendants. Twe tY-SIX p r­sons p eaded not gUll Y to liq lorcharg¢ and two cnte ed pleas ofgUIlty. The two plea mg gut y,Otto il'dhead and ohn Strl l k­1a'ild,

ThegUIlty

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coal at 165 cents per sacl< fromTheobal RHorney Lumber Co.

s29t1Mr. al~ Mrs Elmer Hanson of

Avoca, I'wa, s;pent Friday nightat the E mer HarrIson home TheHansoos I :were married tast week

Buy Jitney Coal by he sackJust dri~e upi aTJ.d we wi I load thecoal. Price ~5c per sac I Phone148. Theobald-Horney Lbr. Co.

- s29t1-Judge A. A. Welch and Court

of her daughter, IMrs

L, R Sieve. left MondaY' f r her----,..,.-- 1 home at Colorado Sprmgs.

WANT'ED, On ccount of unfav rableweather the baseball game be-

WANTED--~llg" weaving~ I will tween t e Wayne Modern ood-give prompt fj.nd careful atten- men an the Norfolk Che rolettion to all work intrusted to me. team w s ca~celed last Sund y.PriC(!" are reasonable. J. C. Mr., nd Mrs C. A. Cha e re­Harmer. Phone 265. j22tf turned onday from a visit in

CherjoKe , Iowa, at the Willi m PRELIABLE MAK~\\'ith,auto to Gold~e {;ome. John GoJdi of

sell thekH11.11('r line of horne,nf'~ Siou~ ity, accompanied them('PSRltJ(' III Wa;.'Iw l~nd Dlxo~ I ther~~

Cotllltll~. Own Y.Ollt' ow':! bll.>i\- Huve{'Ltll"' tried our Jitne coal]les.". Good profits. The HaIR at 6~c'p r salck1 You .l\:.jll Hke it1('1' ('nnlHany, Blair, Nebr. slfit3 and 'find it a very COnVd"'ilien~ way

WA:\'TEn:.-..: Gpnel'al houHework to take orne coal when you < re inby ;"(Jung- lady. Phon(: 404F12h a hurry Phone 148. The bald~

g29tlV Horney umber Co. s29tl--'0----..,,--------'-'1 v. A·tsenter, Mrs. Alice Ricka­\V'.'\;\"TEft-Position as house- haugh, m:i LDuJse Rickabaugh,

"kePIll r, ttn\'11 or country. 1n- Miss Alice and, Miss Ellen Berry,qUI\" Herald. s29tlp M-rs. J. OJ. Dowling and Mrs. L. B.

W.~\NTED;MI~;~-~~if{~~~~~~fJ;;n~~~n~~.ecture infarm. Jl<l~1 hy 1110nth until corn A ea attached to an extrapi('kil1g'. Olen pay by bushel for freigHt rain going from Norfolkman and by week for woman. to Stoux

1City left the track three

Fl'I'l~c.h Penn, phone 426Fl1. miles ea~ of Emerson early Wed~____+-'--::-=:=-_~,'-S2_8_tl nesday- orning~ No one was huh

, : '~LOST and onl dam~ge resulted to theone car. i .

LO~'r ~('i\\< Park('r ro~untain pen Mrs. ohn ehder and childrenin Wa~'~(',~ bE'tween ('olle1c and of Creig ton.: arne Saturday nighthU<.lll1PH" di <;trict., Hetu n to to vi~it ntil ,Sunday _!l"lOrming ~n

,Vay1lf' i-Iflntld officp fo\' r [ward. the ,J. . Repder hoThe, I i:0img, r,,¥!>tl from, he e toi Dec.atur to [Vi.it i~

the feo ge Jeddmg hom~ untIlLOST-7 )J~, 9 brown khakii tent Mojld y. I. i I

h('twNlni Concord and Wayne. 'I1h' ayn city library [willI leJ{p ..... ar(1. ,Marion "Lockwobd. open at rday afternoon from 2 to

I: . ~29tl. 5 i~ 91 de that reading Q1attkri may

~FOR SALE be gatte for the week~end. The

, librb,lty ill not be open S~t rq,aVFOR S E~Thr('e dozen Buff f'Vehmg, however, because It e Il­

Ol~lng on nul1et~ beginmng to hraJ lIS re mumtallltng a ~i play

la,,: a;:'o ten roosters. J. W. a~ ~I~. ~. i~. Lut en has 1'1 c ntlyportl'r. Phone 1432. ~~1p ~ t

sta te ork on Ia modern, s ven~F~R SA E-Df'ering corn bmder l'~,O bu ga]ow1to be con r ctetl

III goo] shapp. Frank N, Lar- om ~hJe s uth p~rt of the 0 pita]S'()In. honp 421FllO. s29t1p gro rtds. Homer ~c~ce i~ con-

'Ji'OR S, LE-Household d tr~ t1r ,r the bUlldmg n ef-, g04 s. peb 5 to ave It completed b fore

Bed.. bpddlllg, dl essers, .four Isel{, 1'e w ather sets in. I_ 1 chalrs, ]leathf'Y couch, samtary I' ' I- ,iI cot. gaB.' stove cooking utensils I I -l. I ,

nomes i,! s~;,ing maehine:' I; L.~por~eINews,Phone il27W. ~11 Nebraska ciJy th La Po~te Com. dli')

, --LSt. s29tI,p " ,FOn SA '~iSS R by Ha

r'.pent Sat rday

, milch 'OW5 and some J calves. nigHt at ~e Cliff rd Hale ho e.Geo. Sf'halnm. phonC' .t26F220. !Mr. and Mrs. J hn Hors man

,-i---.L, 829t2 !W~IX~e:: ;h:ve~r~~W~it.f.Z:e'ek.omeFfOR I3 AJ"E-Jltney coal at 65e, d u 01'~HI., , ' k th' b tt T k ,r. a ~.... rs. 1 oru a e ell~

i POl' :sa ,no mg e :r. a e !tdt ined at Sunday din e~: Mr.'I h0l11l' , ~ck of coal the next' I~ 'M S J H I I'f'l·tim~ ~ou are in tOWn. Phon~ ian, ,rs. . . a e ~n amI y,i ~4R.' heobald-Horney Lumber ,~1i~ ard rs. Earl LeWIS and famRI--'---,-f-;'----f:;----f----f-..:..-'--1---!H~lt-,..-+_-__1~;_'--.L.--_;___--'--+trH

! Co. j It ~ I y~.e~gh ors and friend of Mr13.~OR S, 'LE-Good se~ond~band:Gep ge Meyer helped er cele·, bq,sebu ne'1', size 151,6'.' Nels J. bra e he birthday, Fri ay eve­I MIUI~en' erg, Wakefielp.j 929tl ni~g-: IT ose present we e: Mrs.

OR S I ,,'. W. 'N !A. vermann, Paul, Carl, J"oe..E-Buffet.. practically an~I er 13n Aevermann Mr\ and

new. John Bnsben; Iphone Mrs 't Aeveqnann nd Ifaml--] 221W. sZ9t1 By, I r. lid Mrs: Julius Kir¢hner,,oR S.~ -,E-Oncthalf interest in an~: mi~, M~. ~nd Mr ...~amesI firs;r cCJ ss silage cu~t'er. L. B. H~~ an l,,£a~l.lly~ Mts~ II!le and

Cobb, ayne, ~holle 121J. Ml~J la;r Wlschho,f, Mr.. Rljld Mrs.s22t2p Car~ oc ,apd famt.ly, :M ss Emma

-+-'---1-="0:-:==---:--7-..,,--':'1;, andI ed rick Koch, Ma Holdorf::t-::---r:..;;:J~J;j::';";''''''-'''''''-I'and re Ottem~n.

C~~ n il ~~ansah~si I R utm'e BU$mes~

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I, R, ~vl 'Holl 1 w~s here frob, llllndbiph Monday. I ,

I, ~ns~' Mai·t~aJ I:'ierce slieht :SaturM

. ,day in Si'ou,t. 'Cnty. I ! .' :· i ':Mrs. Mabel !HollQway spent the

week-end in Sioux City.

bU'~~;~~:~ant:i\~~,:t:~~~'l onThe M-eth~l:t Aid holds its a~­

n~al fall $\1p~er and ba7.aa~· Nor'1'1}' , s29tl

William M~~mberg has been i1fat his home n~ar Wayne the pa~tweek. , , 'I J. E. BrittAin went to NorfolkMonday to attend federal courtsession. ..., I

da~11~f li~~~e :~ll~~~;P~<~y~~~ct;ftt,Mrs. Anna Ii)nvi~.

Gelltrude, Anna and .HermanLuti ~llent Sunday with Mrs. RenM

I l'y L~tt. near Altona. ". F. S. Berrf went to Nor£o~k

· MondH:Y to be present for federalcohrt' ;C'ssion itbis wef.k.

1\I1'r1'., .Jackl Beatty of Sioux City,callie the fiI::s~ of the week to visit

· in ~~ ~;iM~~~;~.~~~~artin arein Oma_ha, the former r~~eivingtreatment..r.; for his health.

twrl;ia~~~~t~;S~fL~~~t~n~r~~s~~~Ml'.':. Lillie Mor>-£' Saturday. ,

Mrs. Ida' .p. Mulligan of DellRapids, S. :q., canie Sunday to

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;~r,,,tri~ldl1~,, Ir,vi, 110 Bhd~ a~dd,a,ught,et) ~pe' ,t the , st or t,lie dayJp. (, tJ~~ I:p~~ ~b~e nome ~h!Way~e~; II~ I~'~" .': 'Mr: lIlid Mrs ",w. t,W' kera~d~r. :a~4 ~rnl,,, r~es Fr '~ert and

fa'm,iH.,~S, Y.iS~~~ w,~ nes~ay ,eve­nin~ 0;£ last I e k at the :fred Fre-;vertl hom~. i I

• i l. Mrs. "jilli xlebe Sind Mrs.E.mil, Rrin1;J:ar,dt' ~~ld~rig, ,8 Al£~,:di'SY,~O?f ~nt I ~u~sday aft~

~e~v Icat~lq shed.., ' ernqQ~ ,at: t~l~ mit ISydqw ho~e.Gus ~ehrens is ih ving electric E ll1 il. SydoW] 'is imPjr vintf' nicely

Hghts inst8Uet int hi home. . after h~s recen aPia ati~~.~. I W ... Le kunll and jfanuly Rev.-,1\1r. Re of! ehgh, came

spent Sl1nd~y in W~8 Point. IFriday uQd 'Ie ompa icd his Ron"Fred Fl:eve ,h~d is tonsils reM William R(',"X' "holl, stays at the,

, moved Ij"t;iday nt ith Wayne h08- Will Pflueger orne nnd i\ttendspita!. I l' 'school, to Neli h fo th{; weck-

Mrs. ll,.lfred Syuoiw visited Ml;s. end. I! Fred, I~reve-rt. l\,rbnday of last :Mr. 311d !\~1'~1 E. :'. SlIYl'e andI week, SOli of ~riS\\'O~' I wa, visited

Al~stin"ErXh!ben vi i~ed ,sundaY ',VCd''',eSdaY,nig t las wet!l( at the{\ItGrnOOIl at the Wil iam Sydow Herbert Ber~t 1 orne. They were

i ho;:~, ~lnd Mrs, F. G. SChall~r- ~;::~: to vii~il other1f 'ien

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",P.9nt "ve'dnciS,dflY of last wcck in p'rnf, an1 ~r,rs. c. . Gfi!,rmcroth'lWiSrifr. [ 1\11'. and Mr::;. {enry ~rund(!.icl{

MIl un.d> Mrs. wn i31n Sydow and Mr. and I 1\1 s. ,II rMrt Dergt,. visitek1 at the IEmil ~ ydow home were in Wllyne SUillo. y to attend

Thursday. the' dcdieation of t e Grare Evan-Mr, .and Mh~. CharI,,;" Bowers of gclierll Luthel,.a~ cl III ('1.

St.anton, visited in t e Carl Pfeil Mr. nind Mrs. Ad I h Bergt ('n-home Sunda:~"l, tortainerl F'riqay t,~n~ng in honor

Hepry Stu{,lllmin pans to ex- of the' fhrm~es irt d t)': A11'. andhibit Ihogs atl the Wn ne ('QUIlty lVrl'';.•r. :G, lkrg- a HI family, Mr.fair this \vee}"" and Mrs. Her )cr t'Tgt, Fred, .Mr. 'and Mrs. FI ed Hilpel't Pflueger an,d d~u ht" 1', DE'rthn~spent Sundayl ('wnin in the G~s IMr. and Mrs, G !orge H.oggenhachBeht'ens homet and fampv an 1 Mr ltnd Mrs.

D~lol'es Si(qken of ilgel',. "spent Ch,lrles Pfl'uege a~id family.

~~~uI~~~r ~~~run(~ay t the Eo W.. riv~~"11~~~ ~J~~: '~d:~~ f~O%g;l f~;A~bert Gl'e~nwold mn famil,v :,""t'(.](s',_ trip t~ Ca~i,f mia. 'I'hey

: visited Friday!evenin at. the Fl'cd to ILosl A 19~1e., 1an Fmn-I I 'Erxleben homr. • Ol'<J,'l1g~, er;a B?l.h~ and I

Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Schaller Long neaeh, "ahf. V1S!tmg- a iViSited, Septcnl,bc!' 1 S at the,.John brothel' of 1', BClTf) at Terra !

i-'Greenwald home. Bella. Th:ey fto pnd n Salt J~ali:e !English sepvicl' wil bt, COI1- Cit~' t·moutel }\"e1pt. d1\ l'. and Mrs. i

du'Cte~l at the, LUtlH:.' an church Bergt went flrf' ml,S, n ira,.ncisco to \-'-----tr~'---+---i-;-_+--+-f!--,-'-----+_l__---'-il___-~--_I_--h1re l!text Sunday. Portland by I oalt, an VH;ited a I N'~ l. W! 5 . I 'l' ': Mr" and MJ;'s, Carl Frev(;rL, vis. niece of the or Wf t' ere. Com- ortf-.I.e ~t av~e . e ~J F. m usme's·r more soldi, rly figure i all .theitbd qt tll~ Fred fi'.Vh't !lome inghome,th!. vsitEltla'shorttime (B Sll ff -"p' 'do.), lOUX It~Jour al: In rece t world, t'h n General, ershing.T~U1:sp.ay eVt'n~nJr.! ! " in Kpul'ney J~ d ISilney, Neh. y ~a orIfes on en, I, yel.l'S ~ Ie busi ess philosop y AndWithaJlhiSSOUlhen~teSWllr.iWilHHnI Pfl('uger lnd family. Miss, Clara Bet,gt dl:OV to Norfolk: . Miss Erha We s ent ~atu ha been d ted £11' an~ wide s Not only ,h tes'it, but beli ves ';;h~t

wrre Monday mOl'nin callers atL

to meet the trhursda. 'I ft t L) I ,- pa t of ~h quip ent necessaty aNy such a, othei'· war as he wol'ldthe Cbs B('h;cns hom . __ I, i alY a ernoon fl au ~ess, an . to the sue e < of enterprise. The war', the p 'odudt of sec elt diploM

Migs Lily Bahde Wll. home from Corn u~k 'C n~ellt. ~r. and f:1rs C. K •. ~orbi wefe bu iness lars fh,,,t to ~'ecognize ~Ylacy,. cad be 'Irendered uttol-'ly• ~m~l'son to .spend "tl e we(~k~end Walthill, db. ~ep", ..23.-j}1'- ,rlday evening gu ,sts In the J. M.: th t. their b t sto~k in trrde ."': S ImpOSSible I t any future time.

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In"the Dave Hahde ho e. l'Hngements w Je bemg made open home. se VIce r, t r th n complOdlb s And he ·ould make t impos-.Misf> Elsie Thies In dRay Chi- by a com~it e 'f the pender ~ Jos.eph C~rls n f C0!1cor w, s ha e blaz dew y fgr o'thers to sible by iving "those most in~

terested"--j- ho but the -millions

and Mrs. August Bier ann, annual coun Y c '1''11 llsking- con~ ~l CaI'Ison ho fe. ' si ns may b hear from $mall as who are t<~ do the dying nd p;ay-James Chace ain daughter, test, Everett . Win cr, county, r. and Mrs Atders Jot ens n w 11 as fr arge operatoIts,to the ing?-a f ance to discuss the

Helen, {)f D~nver, visi ed Mondny agent, anpoUl ~ ~s.1 he cpuotyi , W re Sunday d np l' guosts .n tee. cet t,ha hat they sell is se,1'- matter anU seek some b tter so~at the F. G. PflUf'ger honte. champion wbo i ~'ro ned .at the P te Jorgense ho le. vt 'e. I., lution.": -. ~.r. and Mrs. fal~l Spl!ttgorber contest, will 'I b 'e t to the s~ate 1 ~1r. and Mrs W n Hinneti?s f Busincs r nsacfions, ~~ COU1e, The .d~v ted Imen and women

VlSl,tO'"d, W,.e,dnes~aY, e enmg: ,last contest. The,' 0 n,Y 'om,p,ctitlO,nSI W~kefield wer . Sun?uy mn~r 'In. st de~ n iuponlt,he sellmg of a who still art &triving oMy toJwe~k ~t the PhIl Da~ :l~ hOlue, probably willl e Ihfl d the last gues~s .at Otto mnerlchs. Ico. mo.dtt . tyet !the commodi y, build up i' stitution in ·hich, 'by

lM\r,:,.!an:~':~l1S' Chps :Qahmke of week il} Oetdb r' or t e fi~!>t week ~Y'll~lUm ~ m~erg has bel n W lIe llld s e sable, is merely :;l. full public ty, by comm n coun-; IMi~nl1~d, ·~tsJted MOI~d' y of las;t in November. q Ite III at hiS ?n e the pas we k s ~bol. f that greater thi~g, sel, by the establishment of the

I, 'l'\Veek At the F, G. rrflIeger honH'. -----!.-~ but shows som 'I provemen . II W Ich IS nd always will be s r- same kind of codes tha gover"1'

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I,',' "':~"',~'t in! ~rAlfiJed Syd~w an~l flrnilY. spent/. If th~:; ~'f'~r" Ttlll'l ey-Dempsey, ~Mr. anq M1' " Wr ~. ,K, Nee'y rVi 'e.' Fo cept when J'uxuries individuals, the menace of war._ iiTuesday eve~llng o~ 1St w~ek. at fip:ht sh()uWliI?l' . e I~o be a finalt-I ar~ report~d t :~e fn~oymg a t1 p; a e Burch ~ ,the commqpity the may be ov rcome, will bl! inspired

1 the Carl ThIeS honle at WmsHl..e, SIRI S~lcr('ss': It I' rk ly. that T~x! thtoug'b N~ew ,ol(k thIS wee. ' b yer re;c I s has no vaJljle what- to new effo by the words of G"en-

IWehlon Gre:nwa1~ vis~ted Sat- Riclwrd '\\"i.1llho . t e ~ 928 D('~f·i iMrs. Ber L, $S and t~o s ns c- e er to :ttib nless i~ is .capable 'of eral Persb~ g. I

Iurday land Sunday Wit IllS g'l'und,-I sE'y~Tum ey fi,1g t 111 C Icago ag'al,n. ,tu~.n('d, Fnday. f,rom a tw,a ee s' p rformln~ ,a servIce m his n-'parents, ,Mr. ana."'M s. Charle!l ---Louis ,iIlp Ti 'S, visit with, reIatiives in Min eso it. t rest and bnhalf. Thus own 1'-PfeiL __>-_•• _ I _ Mr. and Mr.j Anders ~ot ens 'n s ip of a !article has c~me to

Mrs. Dave Bahd~ nd Irving Tall~ ahou~ t ( ~t ration point were p;uesLc:; i I the Henry Hi 1- P ssess a , ~aning of valfe e-Bahde droVje," Ito I«West pOin, d" 8un-\ i,n ,.\he 'l\,Ul,Onlob lind shy ,starthd nEirichs home n ,MOnday e eni 0' I[ c use the! ommodity r,e rese t,sI' 't· f fl ~ T Mr. and Mrs. Willia Meyerday to bring, hom'e rHss Lpona beTon' son ~In d' ug- tpr got ~jg of, last weeK;. I s rvice. I and 'sons s cnt Sunday ftcrlloon

, B'ahde who ,had r~co ered from enough :tQ driv' la en .~Arkansas I J:vr r . and Mr". I,IenrY Le, sm 111

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This is t uj'J in e,ve,r y,~.. ne of ~. an opel'lltip'n for ppen~icitis. Gaz~tte, I a~~ Mr. and rs. Paul I.e sm, n b siness en :~ VOl', transp tati n, at -$.: ~'. ~~~r:~~der a d John

, Isp, nt Thurs ,y aftcrnoo t If od suppli sl fu~l, c1ot~i I, go a d Damme are visiting a sis er of theGeorge Lessm n's. ~ e erything Ise i save, ' erha s, JI> '

Mr. and Mn;. frank l~ PI?i g s me luxiU i S. I Luxuri~s ho _ ~:;~~ at t. -I ierre, S. D., .~hiswere Thur"da ~'evening c 1 1'1 t e er, perfbr a ,servic'e df a ki' d. M E f

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' t . rs. .: ran uist is saying' ino to Hinn',Cric 'listening 0, ',tl e R eh furnlis, ~'.g , ,preCiOUS ston~s,:Ii the Nels.G nqu st home his week

Dl ~~::%~~;~~n ~g~;~kr. an ~r. ~ j~~;~o~m s: ~lc:i:f~:~daltti~'i~ while Mr~. Granquist i. visiting, relatives. Hudson, S. .

H, rris Sollens ~ and Mr, an ~ , n thing ejse lth Y please a~d Slt- Henry eyer,1 who stu s at theA gust Slthn ! vii ited Th 1's ,y is y, cont i u inr to t~e hqppin 58 Chas. Me e , jl'.l. home. s ellt Sun­(,vening~ th IA del'S ,Tor e s n 0 life in a 'a ,pectl.liarl~ th irhome.. I Ion. I I, day with i par~nts, Mr. and 1\1;1'8.

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L ~:'B'a h~I~f"li ~e~n~eMn.~' ,~ ti ~t ~~dh c: v~r, ~vi~~ ~~~I~:~~:l~ Mrs. P1' S~ephens eft last

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1Thursday f l' her home in Ithaca,

M ·S. Gr~ n Me 1'51 f ,Wayne eel majority ~'o bu i)1ess op~ratio 5 N. Y., aft spe~ding th past sixS, turda dinn', uc,ts in, h,',' d ak I e eral merehandj"e, k 'I h ' M d

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,vee s WJ ,1 01' parents, r. anM Soden om'" . t e comm i~'es f -every ay life M C S h

Mr. and, Mr . IHe, ry Hinl1 l'~'la' , a e prod~c d a, d sold wi hoe rs. . .' S. ,. ri Mr. and Irs.. Magnus :Westlund:e n Lass! un r d Hale se'l t 0 jed i 'v: service ~o t e ari.d family, and ~r. <lnd ~r~s. H<lr-t ursday I ev ni at 11 rot' b vcr... Th, t is the aim 10f hb .

I ' I . I I r)j' Wert we~l Sunda dinnf'rJjI nnerichf ist ing to ,t e anufactur .r! t e wh~IC>i ] r, r guests in It e aroId GHderslee\'('I~ mpSCY-TUnne~ ght,. I, l' tailer. S ~rrciel to, th. c Tj- home in W yne i

Mrs., J., J. tc ell and 1\ rs~ .[ s mer is th ,Ob,' ective th' 1119t MI'. and Mrs. Lyle GJa1ble andE. DeWald, ,t of Sioux qt , r ach if tp '. ,SU ,ceed in t sine r.' Child1'C',n, tl\ 1'8. .Tulia Gi de1's]eevpa d Mr, and r. D, A, B\r~l.y S rvice in h's \'ay has et rte( and ('hildle an Miss E ith Gran-of. Bethlehem, were id y' p nverfuI i ,luencf1 on mp: t ~ quist wer SunHay dinn r guestsguests in the . . Neely hoin . ti n. The ltst nqing- s ~cess is at Albert auls n's,

Miss Dorot Jt eckenhau l' f adc by t e bu infss ho ~e t at About f l'ty- ve Tclafves and

~akefiCld' a~, arIes B cke - c n establis an maintain Ipu lic friends ~e,e f'ntertaine I in the

~~~;(iay,Of ~a nl~~ ~~c~ts D~ w;!e ~ c ~~~~~~e i:n,r\hqo:;,rv~cyen:t~y~Vl~~. D, WI' Rai hon e Wcdn sday evc~I" b nl '-1 ning 'in h n r 0 ~ Mr. Baier's birth-. eckenhauel"s 'harles B ck 1- ith sati f C iOt,jAt an ", te day. J" Th~ ime M'3S spe~ socia,l1y

~',auer i~ a st de,' at the Sta e It ere ean efn< ,at,iSfa.ct.dn on I¢ and lunc~e n w s serve,,nivel'sity a1 r illion, S. D. t e part 0 he1c mmmerl'if heI Wm. F r \'1 s pleasa tly ~r-1,IAbout thirt 'if :nds and rel, .. q ality of t e se v~ e is n~uIP to prised Thlu sda eveni gwen

'-l tiives were e tl:jrt· med Th, rS~l y" s andard. ~ C somer ay 110 about fort -five friends and 1'13 a-~~,ening in h~ ,! nest E htb,ll~' t ink of s l' 'C,' ir these, ex ct· to d t h' h tl{.almp home i ~6 01' of Mrs Ebl '" t ,rms, b i e analyz d he ~~~~ ~~m !o 'e his bir~~d;Yl=nn~v:~:~enkamp's f t e Fred utlh s hote bl,1 'ls rafnsactio frt, sary. The tim i '\vas sp nt, in 'jis-

:s.ixty-first bi t d y anni+ rsalr . t e time , ur, a~el to' t e ti e " d hThe time wa. ~ nt sociap al d 0 replace n ~ !would d'sco e Itmg an, Ire, es men s I werei~ Ilistening t. l?emp~e -T* _ t at 1}e a tlhin, ing of j st Qn served at t~e c~ se of t~ eveniljl.g.

tiev fight. fr shments w~ e t mg-se Ci 18 is the reaso I ' 's~rved. I 1 f l' mode p 0 ei$sive b, Si~S Neb~::frflF' ~~~~or: ~meo're

II 0 gaTlizati s a ing ~he desire t said to u~ dud g the., t te F~ir

Will Roger i. ' the on\y c:

1d 0 any Ie th t I~a::.~ and at that we} ouldi have a wand

edian in loffi e Council BI i fy cust m r, ' ,T c¥, k,now t at If 1 f ! '",~~~~~~~~~~:::~' :::~'Et~t,.~t~~~i~N~6~"~p::re~i~1.~UJt l.u ithout.·s r . e, h YiCa~""t C m di erent ? 0 armel'S omorro, ,UUltlIIIuuuhm ." d" With all r~fPect and rev renee for

I ". , ,~: ;~h °!~\,'~t wy st,'rf~:gi~O n .those of ~ pr sent an 'gene~a-".il""'':~I'~III-H.-4l~IlIIIlIIm: "I;~~lIiI'i""IIIIIIIIIiIllll~~=' tions gon4 before, he a ticipatedj I. I ~..... ........... ~ :UUWU· C oser Ai> r a h 0 perfection. ~hat next [ ar', farmers thinking

I! in terms o~ gen rations, 'ould ap-

1 proaeh the agr cultural questionI great r s 1entiftc Jlnowlea~e

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'"J~~~t;fij~;~f1t~~~~~~m~p~~n~im;n~t.· ed\l~ational br 1 1a' 110' tnalist.. iss Jar has: i Job B~vari

Ka;~JoOd and 'II play 1 I I I , told~tlme n mber ",Ilr, ,Lu;r I.H W

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gen 1'Vill give a eilical t lk edr nat: I I Inesday. Re\'. and Mrs. E. L. or- UN cr, a ari ,i Sep'te-bit o~ Dixon, willlsing. Tlie rk- berT D I1

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I ans:a~ King orcbfstra of Dixon, that th ath , eop Ie do 11 tI III will play next ThurSday. kno t~~ los he ar. The In y • I

i~6~~~~IiCIIii~.a~Iii~''~~'~j;,'§i I I at y ~~h d town hIt tnis town hall dinner, 'on~ 0' A -- -1'1 R " t· i dm er I vcd I' years I f he most elaborate affairs any 0J I.. nnua e~ep .lOn . figh mg pp.r I part y s ave vel' attended, mY'neigh

was ser ed after ~oc,al time, He~ For, stute ts on urn pS,1 hi il wa~ over h r or noti ed my~attempts to kee Inext 'l;;he guq ts Wete: r. p-n~ Mrs I trou lel'V(Tf!f 19st b glI~mng. H r he waite S from-filli,n g, my glassrs

Fred FIE! e and sOi ankhn, Mr. -------t- . . ~ Ilfat cr up ~ w tth ma;n who h d . n wer sympathetic in helpfJ1g .1,J and Mi s. Markus oldbl'f and The an ual l'ecepbon re by left a ub. t~n 1 I staite I~ gJ. t 1e to ge water. The man on my

.WakefiE:i~. chapter of P. E. O. family, Mr. an Mrs. Julius faculty of the Wayre State Teach- edg d s cq: I ie . Un e1' the tel Sift, a', n wspaner writer who hadWIll entcl't{l,m the Wayne chapter "~'1chner Louie Ed rd, Carl and ers Colle e for the students Iwas of he :'11 th ~ 1 ould not e t P tt 1 'I' k I h n next Mon J\., hi }V~I L~ 0 e'''so' ell that the.goveI: m~nta a 0 c uc unce ,0 , • M 'h,'lda Kirchner, Herman, Paul held last hursdayl, in t e calis- cha ged tb otne' Inn s of propel'd " d ~ I c n erre. the title .of Ilprof _ssor"ny. ,i ~nli Car Aev~ ~n Mr. and theneum. Iof. W'JC. Hunter an unl 58 th drpll str tor could gne h' 'd h t h h d

The MotJbodist Rothe J Mission- Mrs Fl d Ech en a: ~, Mr. and Miss Mal' aret an II Miss MarlOn a g QU 'b \n h th vl:\lue of t e u n 1 • sal t a e a~ seenal'y society meets nex~ Thul'sd::r Mrs' Wd iam S hI' dfr and fam- Ahern furnished music while the esta e ~ u d t e dlmmlshe . t el,~vil effects of alcohol 11 hiswith Mrs.. S. C. 1<'0::'(. n:t:s. W. If· ·ily 'Max HoldaI' a Henry VIC- guests gflthered. I Prof. E"LJ. The famI a ed to shift fro ~ ~~~~ t~e~o t:::yt~:it~~~1: o~~Andrews ·15 lender df the .lesson. ,. t.o:. I ::' Huntemerllqd the I,grand n;tar:h. mol' gage$ n foreign i

I Mrs. Robert, StutnbauO'h enter- ~;;ttl 'Miss Jer~a Nykodem andl MISS vest ents s p~ople, were d _ 0 tthe n tabl~ things in th~ pro-

:X t:o , d M· 11. ~ ,glEjss of the world. He h~~ [110-ins the St. !taul :Luthe~an MisM

At Ja~e Hank IRo, . Ma~pa M rkatan sang, an.o..~ ,ISS in~ in ~ it aw but coul ti :ed wi pleasure the rising tidesi n~ry $,Ocie,tyl llext wed,ne, Sd,<:t~," . Neigh ors w,e*,t 1'0 t,he home of M,arJf>t'Y aryot,t sarlg, solos. ~r,of. not act,' e ,was that the d . q

' The .hostess'.' will lead the selssion.: J.',me, H n'k Satur a ev:ening to K. N; Par e called Oln, member~\of who e fo t nei eite away. Teo sp rt and out oor life ~mQng-I h d d ' h th youn people of Germany. It"'I . The Mond~. club meetipg; , fbr

lremind r. 01'tta~ f his birth- t c ~acult who reslPon e 'It mol' gages an ond were pai J w on Saturday night. uIf you

next Mphda,Y,l wi,li be an 810/clock ,day, 'Tr tim ~" spent in ~musi~g S ories of t!heir youth. off., hen, I"h m r' was, wort,h abo ,t i1 f II C I ~ co ld se the' mountains. Iwithinbreakfa4t Wl h Mrs. H. Hi· ,Hahn games Iand mu ic fter which our m: 1 ns ILO t le:) dollar. Th s

and Md. C.' . 'Chaco at tjhe fo1'- luncheol~ was's 1; ed. Those Seats lad sad hatl a tua ly ·he.l· whole ea y dis nce from Muni ,hi todaymer's home.· . present were: :M:r~a d Mrs. Fred ort lle ',Vl en ,tr nsl ted, mto d M ':'~ul~nfi 'du~g:~'~u~~,O~aig~ol~;;~~

Mee,tinn' of the Alpha' v~jon,tan's F"<>ge and SO", -IF;, ,nllin, Mr. and In pyec ate,d' ar~s WOU[ld buy her t,!"o 'I.., 'd d t to h t yo ng en lion tneir week end.club, to h~ve been hel? luesd~~ Mrs. Erl fst ECh~e~l~~mP~Mr. and I 11 e ow:n o'\vI'. on e ramwa, jo'rneys wa:lking throug~ the

evcnlng'· With Mrs. Rolhe EJ M!l- Moz's Ju ilus Kirch er, L uie, Ed~ Students ~ut nhot~n m~l. 8 Ie knew wh w d, ge ting'. fine exercise ~ndler, was postp~ned because of, the ward, c< r,l and Ma hqda irchner, Teach(!rs ,College were assigned ost e, lar. I I bu lding themselves up in b'0alth."illness of, thel hosteSis. The club Herman, Carl and G10rge Acver- seats in~,apel yesterday. They I' ,'H h I I

J TI e mn 0 t t bl said at many css peon e nowWIll meet ]lext!: Tuesday mann, ilgcr'l Dar~el and LeRoy sit in cIa sos and in alphabetical COl I. . a~b "s e a e W.eL'; pa oniz the cafes than ,bfOfore

I ~ I MeYl,r, 1. aijd M s. Markus Hol- order in each group. 8ponsors dn ) '~nJn a .*. t~ new SO;I I h Th . ,I Mi.-(l.erva Club Meeting. dorf an ~hi~dren, Mr. and Mrs check the attendance,a~ thle....-exer- 01; e tl.at ha~ ~~Ir.en all ~ver.Gel- t e war, e proprIetors ~le viery

The Minerv~ClUb MId Its openR

Wqlam c:ll.rader land children, cises whi h are held eac}L_Wed~ ~~n s t e te,'"!'l 0 the,wal. H ~~ ~e ili~~o~~:~;~s~n~,Vi~t~;~st~~~ing meetmg- nday at the~home Ml' and 1's.! Can'l Koch, Freder- rtesday. he first flbor of the s.a~d ~~tl an~ r o¥ e ~ad be~of Mrs. G. I . Fortner. ~ach ick and Emma RIo h Irene Bose, aU(;li~oriu is taken br the se1j1iol', ~.uJn t ;a onT~~ w

hc,an affor ~~~~~'g ::te dl::ll\ t~fd:o;~h ~~~~

member respb ded to 1'0 I call Walter eye~ anld children, Fred jurlic~r, SOP,ho,mote and part of the fOo de 't 'h'a n. ho'e" fO can a - los of custom without a doubt,th t 't ',.J f I ' 'Ab 'f r 1, a e no ar or gayet)

WI In er~s In remlnl::jCen es 0 Luth an Max H?l orf. fiI"esl"jman {Class~s. out orty B ,. I h I I ~ ld' --l-------

the summer.' Mrs E. liT. unte- j -- f;resrJmen nd 'the, 'preparatory e:t ,:S! ?' 'T~S{ c ~ 0 ~ouf lion vin been tol~ that beer inmer talked on liThe West as Saw SLIPautltutheran Aid Meets. c,lasses ar seated in the balcpny. thee a~ .. he f n y l;h u 0 Mu ich is not ab' intoxicatingIt~, The hoste!ts served Ilun heon. AbOUllfl:fty members and six Just a fe I ·years ago tl:;te entire pat·t a~'e P 1~}Jie n

ld ~:n't ~aI~o: drin b t is a harm1ess and whole­

T,he ,next, me{>ti~~ WIll be 0, tober guest,s were pr,'~s,ent for the, meetM

student gr@UP,filledonl,Y a part of aFso ·ate ·th '1",] it som' food I asked about that1

10when the c'ub takes, P~rt In ing' of t ·St. Paul Lutheran Aid the seats on the main floor. l'~·:m< :'k on Ihc~r¥ 1

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'th~t "~~~~~ pha. e 0 the drink proble,m. HeI~he ~lls('mbl(J )\lhcheon at, thelcom- last Thu day ~t the church, Mrs. -------- hp,ve beco e porr arid I the po~ said the Bavarians did n.ot talk

. !'Y!1:tlllW house. : I:, IS: J, Jc~ .r a~d Mrs. H. W. Bona- Wilbur News have bicO erich!" It lisn't true, ° abo t It much, but that there is,--', I\\'ltz bel ho~tessbs. 'I'he \vomen I '- COUl" ·e, bu thcrtr i~ etlOugh of th a si 1st r story of broken health,

l'3ible Circle· Meets" \. hem~pd: table ~oths . for the (By Mrs. Henry Bush) shif ing i . cvid In e I to indicat insa ity and dissipated cstates due I

~,Il"!;. t'· W.. Kratavil w.as bosM

.church. ~Plans for, se,rVlng at the . -,- that 'a ~Icri ic ",0 'Iia e~plo;;ion too!" tu"s"thef

tb'A,S;,re pfroorm'olCteo,sh,OI ,w,;!',uiCrhp~oe_ ~'tess to he BIble Study CIrc e at f<lir \Veh~ also n¥de:. The hOS-1 LOUIS Kholl has been on the plac . I ,_ "" \lI '" P;

1ts rf'gu~ r mE:'eting Tu~day. She tesses sClwed, lun~heon. Officers sIck list thb past week. I I I ,I p]e g t to liking beer so mjU('h," he ~Iled th0. esson also. Several let- were ele ted as f?lIows: Mrs. R. . prUdenc~' Bush spent Saturday 0 t!he rai~j~lg d\jel' f1"0 explainEd, "that they drink in-!crs were read. AmOng, hese C. H~,lhl ck, pl'esldent\ Mlrs. Otto mgh,', and ul1day at'lhome. Viel1 u,wp ' a high H~ SS, BUYal"itu, credq)le quantitiqs of it. You~Yas one .from Miss Laura Th mp- Flee:·, vi ) 'presi~ nt,; Mrs. Albe:t AI.~red__ ' ddie spent Monday an intellectual J~h~ : knows botl wolll1 ntt believe how muc? some 51~on who 1S t('a('hil1~ i11 Nt1:lt AfJl,'t_t'Ii. BnH~lfili,: SCCl'ctaty: Mrs. Enc eVPlilIlg" atl th() Hen,ry Bush home. Aus ria an I Ravuriq. FIe said tim mql leol sume in a single day. ~:~r. Ilnd Mrs. E. B. YounR whq ure Fueslel·, 1j1nancial p,ccrdHry; and Mr: and: Mrs. Will Knoll drove the leollle of emln n,y tUfferf'd T~p:I:'JI is under thE" surface in Mu-

In the rnst, :\Totc that tlley· IPlnn Ml"s. w. a. Marti ,tre:tsul'er. In to Mll1nesota .l~~t week to ~(!nd, imm ·'-t."Ul'a ~y dUl'jntf the war an I pno'c111111t'fhj'mt"s)e'OrUy nc'aiug~shetd 'bayll tahecCexss-lito be home In about two w4eks. two weel.;:t Mrs, ee Cuauwe and tJ. few, days VISItlf,g, , aHe' the COmi

tg· ljl~ ])eace. 11 ~ d

!hp circle meets 'ne:<t Tue$day Mrs..fohn Grilnn! 'ill entertain at Mike 'l'tm SP, ~t Sun.day and thou ht tll t, the tr01l1~le waR clee'} ce"kiv. usc of ou fam6,~s beer·with Miss Ro~e Assenheimer. I, the churc pairlor.' Monday at the ho Ie of hIS daugh M e~ t an m noy 1'1, tHl.de 0-/;-1 prCfjP It ,is n of, ~he re op,"nizerl causeg

---it ' tel', Mrs. us G rtner. tJty He d :,crib,d ol~e oj t le bee' on po c ty in this br'lFa-nt city"Ch,lb Ele1;ts Tuesday. I Ilour<,I/or adies Is .~,"1:1'. and Mrs. ~John Bush and gro\" sou of 1funiqh, \vpere n1<' I 'I ~ .j

Twonty members of ihe' W~b'n~ : d" F t chll:dren sp<'nt Sunday afternoon of ,II cia ~(',c; \+cnt I for refrcC'h· ThiJ \Titer told me about thePt()fes~iQna~ Businpss 'yom\<m's NelV Ra b ea ure in the GeorgE' Bush homp. men. The "'fl.kingman woui 1 f'ff

t'rts~tf the Germ1ans,to. e!<'vate

club et,:TueSda,Y eveninq a.tr't~e --+- Glarencc Thum had th_e .mi~for- C~lT out hi:-; h m tione or ~and- jo rria~i m into a profeSSIOn thruMiss Pearl Sew()~l. 01- Ladies' hour H a new feature tune to mash one of hiS firlgers wlches. H \Vou d gd to the ,hug - a tna~i nal I organization whichcovflrcd-dish dinner, of- planllPd at' lladio statlion KGCH. ",Vith 'a hay fork last week. vat where the~' lagdl' beer \\;a pI' tect~ thl~ w1i,iters in th('ir po-

werf' elc'dNI f01: the en- Miss ,J1"ssic Bell Woo{h,'orth of thf' Mr. antI Mrs. Gus Gartner and star el, ell' W his ])01!tion, and g sit ons lind negotiates with the:,.or-·sning )'('[;1' as follows.: rl1fs~ State Teachers College, will bc- in family were Tuesday evening cal- and sit do n fo a talk 'in jlcl"fec ga ize1 publishers on all ma~tprs

·I'Glennir RaroTl, !}resid"nl'; Miss cmtrg(', and programs \vi1l he con- lklrs at the Henry Bush home. con~ nt, )Crhal)s speaking tq 'aff cti~ employmf'llt. They ~aveEnid :ConklYh, v,'ice prc:::ident; {ludell Erach Tuesday and Thurs- , Mr. :;lnd Mrs, Henry Bush and me bel' ,0 par] amont at nle nl'X su cedii' in introducing old 'age

\ ' Th d t bl bl' ,ins ",,"[ e, I,nde, "ove,'nment ,i, ""t,-Miss Marie Gpttmbn, !'ipcn?bl}'; day. Eeonol11ic talks, suggestions ?qughter, Amta, spent urs ay a 01' oo;si y even a ('abine rJ '" ~and Miss He}('n Snlalu·: Ireaf;urer. in· housphold to pies, nurse;;' talks evening in Ithe Irv-e Reed home. mini ~ter. \Yoql with royalty wa pe 'Visi~n, and d.lso a 1'uJ.e u~rl01'A program will bCrPlnnned in two and 11('\\: ~:ecip('s willI be include? Mr. -and Mrs. Chris Jensc:n re- not i~?O."::ibl(', Iso great \vas th -W].Ch ~ man may not be Idis~wee~s, and, Tlcn" 1m mlH'l"S ,will 'be The fil·S!J ladies' hour program wlll turned "Sa urday from Wmner, dem clacy of ~l)(' contented pC' M ch rgeq Whe,n he refuses to ch1,ngr,invited., ~ be held October 11. S. D., wh re they had spent a .plc )f Ra·'aria., No\\', he .said, all his ~.refs on the demand of, the

The r~dio stat~on is silent thi" 'i'Veek visit ng. that is O\" r. SoHal lines n;e 11101' 'pI' P ie or oJ the paper on 'whichAt Echt-enkamp Home. Tl11.1rsc{ay and Fi"idnv because of mar 'ed u Ider the republIC tha 1 he w r ·s. Jv,hen they told u~' the

Ahout for~y :rellltiws and i thp Wayn:E' eount~ fair. The big idea isl, that it is a fine whr the. had kings I:uling ove' same hing had bpp.n made tofriefHl" gath('r~>d at the Ernestj Wane'n Townsend, who is mQv- Ithing to hl v(' ph'r)iy of armament t1le QuntI' '.. \V~th all h]s keennc.<s' Wf:"k ,i Gr~at Britain ~".'e ~h~ughtEcht(:nkam]l 'home Thursdpy cvc- I ing to QharlJ'on,' jWill give .~ fal'e-. 'I~o 1011~ as it i" not being used in Of I~nd it, i.s man could not gi:' it ~ry bu orous. Hete]t 1$ noning to,' hnlp frt>d Luth cflebra,teIwell program SU,nday. MISS Una ,a warlIke l1anner.-Lo~ Angele,: an xplan bon of the great socI,l jo c. oth ng" ahout tl~c Germanhls ~ixtl'-fir"t oirthday. Ltmcheon Schrumpf will play the piano ac- ,Times. . cha ~e t~: t has taken pl.ace. H pI' S8 . eem to be funny except

' I", I ' w'as mch ed tt charge It to th th m9 e sa 'ious editorials.I I ,'~h: I I. -. fail reo of the fficers of tire ne ' . w. O. J.

IIElIlIlIm:mh;;:.drJrnrtlllaJrJDJ1t*I:II:nll:n:u::na:.l1lSHllmllill ~131D"~Dm~aJD:Enl~DJlBDJJB ••IlIi11I1!nlmmIliPlm••IIII'IIIIID.1I11 rep blIC t de v, lop thc fee~ing of

51 F\J'~ C(])",A·l'S4-L' ~~:I::::~~tOII~gqe~;~~~;;a~tt~,:rtB~il inc'l:'°J~~~kSe~t~b;;:-Eanks:'1' I I I '. ,vari ~ ki1 gs. He, knew that t:IP.~ at" Milord :hnd McCoql .Jun~tion:1 " '! • ' " ,', ,'I I' ',- ,war, was' huge "".,ter not on.!," we e I oted!I,lbYrObbe"',IO't mght,~I' !' I for: erm ny b~lt for all Europe. ! Ith sL t8;a. shel'1ff's offi~e was m-"I I I I !, I" ~,- fo mcd tocIaL'!. Only ,loose change,= : ~ ill I , ,',I ~ ,.It the Muniph handcraft] exp - w s se uredr from the Blue River'., ) , F ' In:AY " si~i n one of t~e di~ectors walke IV lley Ban~ at McCoo1 Junction,; , 'I I . ' wJt me hroulgh hIS depa~tmel t bu a onsidcrable amotlnt was be-ai, 'a*el talke about the future. f lie ed 0 htivc Iheen Obtined fro:m=1 9ct 7 'Gel' any, He w,as a cO,mparah;' - thtN Ibra'1a St.tc Ea k ~' M'I,-• ly: y ung an Wtth an mtense il - fo d.

='I voH n to the beautiful old cu, - 'ittl inf ~ation c uld bl:! se-al F ' •. • tom and crafts that havc made cu ed J~om cCool J nclion be-=1' i life. so' su v'e in this part of the ea, se he r: bl cr~ had cut ~jbleR= !A $1 000 stock of cdu try" Do th, young peop e and a rial w' f'S in t e ,V1I1age,II • '. tak an l tErcst In the old thl_ng,' Only tvo teIf' hones'·were In opcr-= FI~re Fnr Coats 011 re th lJ.1" looking for the new? ation is m'OJ:'I~ling. ~III '. I ' -l "AI ays qr the' new'" he ~Iai. The Milf,rd bank fficial~ re~: WIll b he11~ that day ;"fh y la Jl!h,' at the old costu 'fusert, to i~e o,u, th ambunt

for vlbur selection a~d the Id way" They ,h t whicb was ':1 the s.f~ a~rt r'ere"I' the inCl]:l 'instead of the splendi waWn ", the 'ldjITiVal 0~1 state ai-

, gra d op riI. We have in Munic . flcers efore ~pening-J1].

rJ, The wan to dance and they PI' - Ent ance ,to the M~lfotd bankpony Coats fer your qry !tcrribl,e! jazz to th eviden ly Wtlgained b[v mealls oflovely fol dance tuln'es that yo a hwy to on of the doors, ];I. P.;$175 to $295 ado t i~ America w~th s6 'muc Li~PIV p.r sid~nt, s~id. ~lmer

, sati fach n•. OJ: I Y~st'l ashl.et, dlscover~d thelr.ob-

~' , ~: b ry hen l!Je opcned [the Thank.

M skrat,:Coats I sou d,ed so fahl,~.i~r t~at I A, ajC tylen~ torch w~s used to

~1 I came v,er hear to I~U hmg In h s burn la hole J,n the safe; .

ll' 0 to (P285 fac. "B ~ the you*g people a1 The Milf9rp robbery was Slm-"D 1 '" dev lopin spo,'t," I Is~id encou - ilar t th, e rfbbery O'f, t~e Sbte

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: agi gly. hat gave hliU1 som~ co R B:~lllk t Jan~en last weiek In whIChI sol ·on. ·He taitl the)\" are li~'n $~'50d was solen. Alt Jan.sen a

N,oJ"ther~ Seal • out oor, inoe,the w.arl, more,l' f ur-'nch hole was bul'ned !D the• evel before an~hC'thought t s< fe. , : I$125 tp $165 : ve enc u,ralP, 'n I,Si!I1' He w s ~S'*Sh,er~ff Condit 1 statert, t,hat• aIm st c eerfal unt I lone of h s t e ~~sen. ,ob,?ery WFs the, first: coll ague c:Hi cd in with ~ e a it ¥lPd 10, thiS state, an,d *far

H, dson Seal • tho ght t at no xt'is~ was qm e a h ',knew t~e methoF was ius~d: so ood f l' thr y u men of Ge - ffr t ¢ ~rst Ime west of the; MlS~l!'3h, 0 td,' ,lPIJI'95· • rna y as he ::lirrn , n w a thing f si si p' river I

t"D ~ tl)lJo =. the past. Ev~r dalY" or two ,e , t!• run acros : an' 0 t land out rno - Tr la Wa e Herald Wan Ad.

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'p' atI t G ,- I Me~dow I'Grov '. ,J. A.I IHutchin'; (JOU~YBon ~Jf'n$~

O S Nehgh, Rpy l<ilhmOnU;J NewmanI I , Grove, W.' Jac<son; ~'oi"rara-Vlc- T Flood e ers

qUd b eh tory, to tie sup lied; orfo1k, Earl __ Ia r n 'iJ a E. Bowen: Oa dale, . L. Barch: Many donations ete r~ceive

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__ O'Neill, G. W. Ballard; LOsmond, Iby Ithe meri~an Jl,e Cro~ chap'I I F. H. Essert; Page, L~am Mc~ ~er' in ayne within 1tLe past lIe

Rev. ~ewi. F. T01rnacn Keown; pdnde ~ThurstpIL L. yost; TQnth~ for the Miss ~1rippi I flooMbV.e to ~nothe1!ea Pierce~Foster~ . B. Car~e; Pl]g~r, 5uff~rer' relief. T e1lottll su

College Loc ~Ion~ • M. W. Picker I; Plal~vllew. E. T. 10£-$400 was sent to he Re era~ ---+-- Antrim; Flain iew ~~~cuit, E. A. ~~ea!dqu~fters at St. II,' ui M

Mal\.e Assigum ,uts Smith; P.6ncn, . V. "liiSon ; Prim- 'ThJ ampunt include $ 23.io, inI I' rose, C. A. Ro. k; Ranilolph, F. A. IdividualJ and grou g,ft~ anI -,--~ t'J Cm'monYi Ro~ l~e, W~ G', Ha,mil- $176.901 chapter gift W. M. Orr

Minis'!:cn Who SeT e C {ches ton; RO~~1-FaI.VieW, ~~ J. Kemper; treasur~r, reports th amounts.Are Named at Neb aska on- S~uth SIOUX CI y:.Boal!f. W. A. Ro- Those left at 1d\e irst Natlona

ference in 0 aha mmger; ~out.h SIOUX CIty Grace a~k of 'Vayne wer the 1follom--- to be s~lpphed; Spenc~r. E. W. mg: is' w. E. B k I fbr club

~ Hev. Lpowis t' To 'Itse~11 who Neye; St~hton, E. MI· Ree~; St. $4; 1\10 day club, $ jr~d namehasl ser'l,(;ed th Way e Me omst Edwnrdr~. R ~c~~ughet, fi~I~- $6;1 Me llodist chure , $ ;1 Georg('hm eh as pa,!",tor f r two ears, den, L. . . 10 g : I' Wa e ~ • Bruns, $2; Acme cl h, $5 j Miswill go 'to C1hadron the ming ~rank ra ner, WalthIIJl, Jt B. Y'y- IBe~tha Berres, $2; S. :J Aukeryear word :fro,~1 the aonua state he; Wpot rbu~, i?h.b~ sU~h~d; 1$5;1 Ch des UlrIc-h, .1; "R. Da("onf~reh("f' 1fl 1 Omaha I'it sday WaYSne'Mf'A F It an.; Wi~hsa vis, 1$5; W. A. K. N el , $5; an

!fltnted, I Rev llown~nd ~ pe ially H. . Jil . . ow er, ~/~ A. G. Wellt, $5.like!; \~prk I\\lth collegk I oun~ t?onl.Ver I!gre, ~. t ~ood*. ;tn- C:ont~ibutions left at :the ~tat

I folks, ulld he h s 'bUilt up 1 U'h in~ slde, L. IR• ec ler, IS er, Bank of Wayne ar: Margaretrrc!".t among t e "Way;ne S If ents. Geo:rge B.II W rren; WIynot, J. J. Auker, $2; W. H. GildersleeveIn beihg Iocut d at Chad~lO he PrUitt. I.. I $10; James Rennick $1; Profewill sJt:ve in a other colle com- Rev. E~i/;'IIIE Bowen

l, brothe:U,of sional and Business 6m~n's club

l'l.lun;t~ Rev. I W. W. I h man, Prof. O. R flo en of Wayne, 1'["ill $lQ; W. H. Hollm nJ

$1; Mrs

waYn~'snel.~~or'lcom fromlbepa~l!n OriO~'iHe~0~s~a~~$10;Mr,,~ef~1~~~i~~;~~~~~~~~~i~~ii~~~#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ij~~Chadron. I I from Y0l1'l . r. A. 0 .. Hm~pn, th~r, $15; S. B. W itmo),'e,1 $16,Dr. E D. hu lem~lIlS a~ per- ;-'ho has ~den I Nornhk, IS .su~r~ Mrs." IjIenry Giese, $-5; Carl J

mtenctcpt of t Ie NOl~olk ! fjtllct, mt(,nd<;n~tof. t e. Beatl1C~ dlstr ct, Sievers, $2; Rolhe W. Ley;, $5Rev C H IJo nson retu.~ fa and will eSld III BeatrIce. ilIet\l'Y Schmitz $1' MiSs EditCall 01[, Re~'4 R. KcJk e' ·to Rev. iIlia, Kilburn, form rly St6pking, $2; Henr' Ehlers, $5 j ri-+-+-~-"'l"-~-:~-rmrl'll;l~Wmsld(~ and Isner; and v. F. of Wayn ,WI} be p~stor at c- IGegrgelJ. Oavls, $5; j~,lnha Wo1"a1"lwl" to akoficld Rc J. Cook. R v. J bn Grant SHI~k an's club. $5; C. E. Gildersleev ,n \\,yl](' has tile Walthlllich rge. of LlIlcoI~, al~o form,;r past0

1ill l$5j A.I~l·usa club, $; Methodi t

H.c\', E L Corbtt WlJl 1e118 n at Wayne, I~ again appomted as lst- SundaYI school, $9.60 H nry we~Dn:ol1 ant supe~hten~nt of the Neb as- telhaus $1D-J St P ul Luthera

The entire I st of appoint eots ka Anti-?ialpon League. • Ai~, I$~~; K. Henr.~ by r, $2; .111 thp Norfolk district I!; a fbl- Rev. l!'~E. al~, form~l' Car all E. Wu ht, $5; Mrs. . E. Lin _lows. 1\.1blOn, C G.rGoman, AI- pastor, I ~na CIa! sqcretary1of sa~ $5 and Janice ~e, $1.50.]Pll-WaterblllY, B. K hler; attIe the Brya IMe lopal hospItal In Xmo uts received at the Ho~­Clc('k, L E. LeWIS' Blil 'ade, Lmcoln. : Rev. W. W. Hull po kil'ls St te Eank we~ a fOllOW!:Mel he ~. C)ut ; Bee er, I . A. moved f)"Ill ~vI'oll to oak1Ud Pia ArtUel'son, $5; Da McCa­1o'O\\le1"; HeIden, J M. Ethr,r dge; last year, i;em lUS at the Ia .tel' rlgan'~$le; Gust ck an, $;Bloomt'I(>ld, R . Farley; lll'} tow, place. ,R \'. F~ M. Druhncr, 01'- FrekI lrich, $5; FI' d Chapman,A. A. kClbcr; 'Bruns:vnck\'1 fed- merly of IGarr 1] and recentI of $2; Mr: Rohrke" 5; Carolinecrated), C W Kitts; Cllrroll, G. [Newman rov, Igres to Aub rn. WOOk~n, $1; and rio Wi. Ka-H. ,TohMon, !CeUdr Rapiq,s, Carl Rev. E. r Calr~e~, formerly of mler, ~ ,(lltehott, (cJtttal, J. W. Isley; Ca1l'01l, lS located at Hebron ,I Dona Ions wele se r tilred to

IGhambe,I's, lI?*v d Scot~;" lear- . i" ,_,~' Ithe flo a sufferers f i ~)~:otl~er in'"water, Enrl Tt~al ocr; Coled" '~. BarnJ.ln~:Isaid :;t sucker is b rn <~:Uv~dua s and g.r~ups"n t e countyPoe ; Cl'eigh~o, E. N. ILri reB; every "mill' tJ~ ut he had to ~ I ce also. , " II. iDakota. City, iR E. Crlll'IYO;1 Dix th~ es-Hm' I e that low in his ayCHI-Rose Hill,tE L. q rbit; 19i1l, because hr:tlive long before t ,OU- I I Charity., "n.. B. :K Hill ,If;Willg~ W. El Wil~ sands wotl,l. pa, '$40 a seat' to· Fee '. York. Republican: Ch.arity is'~<)n; FulJt'rt n, M. lB. da~' on; a fight.-,--U loitlNews. , Ipretty apidly g'oing ut of fash-e{'llo<!, c. E, ',1\ lch; Homer" . E. --H~ j'ion. 'The old ways of ~ealing withCal'1yon'; Inm' q, W, T. Tlaylor; When I'ir-"r .. INicholas MUlrllY the poor and ne'edy a'C 'iIO 10ngerLaul'\'l, M. E. IfliChmond; LOletto, Butler sa' that there .were 'no appr.oved. Social we a~e ~gents

W ...\. l'ilall:-:m; ync;h-Monoiv, Ed truly grc~ menfOday, had he bn- now look coolly aro nd~1 discover1\k>.gil; l\bdi oll-Fail'vimv, ' .J. V. sidel'ed t hu bands of som~ of .the eIeJjl1cnt that is·b l,;r.tlor inocu­J-Ias,q:!]J; Ma~l c11, V. Shuld~;I~M('- our vel" prol inent, women - lated Jith poverty tJ 0 ghts, and!.p;tll-Mllglld, R. J.' Ifi~roons; Punch. II I f :proceeJ to Ret-:1n mo io the rna-

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History - - - t'Fllel in the pion ~rh0m~, loften beca e

!v'dry sc:irce in the \\'in­tel's. vVhen coal or \V cldwen' not avnila Ie,~loug'h grass and 'c rn\"ere used. \Vo,und in-to lIght bundles Ih"slough grasfl .served hp

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Many Two~Pants Suits·locluded

You'll find 'no; better styles or b~t­tel' made suits than the~e, a'!dwe're not eXf'ggeratipg !'pe bIt. ,These are. wen known 'l)rands, ,known from coast to coa$t fQr their correct styleand' craftmarlship. These are the sort of clothesthat'give merl that assurarce, that pOlS.e, that.Justdght feeling.._Yet They: Are Not High P~lced.When you buy one of these all wool,. well tailoredsuits at the Golden Rule Prices, you're a$suredone '~f the best clQthing: values in N orihea\ste:-nNeb' aska. New Materials, New.Styles, Wei Tall­ore~ and All Wool. Included are ha?d-tailo.red,fancy worsteds, College Models With 2:0-mchBottoms.

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~~~~tr1~tt:~=!f~i:fj;j~q~f'~'· ~If~iJ ' II't~ .' '~i~tt' rs' ""TUe'sda~ "': of' "fast, :==ek. : I I ••

1'" M:r 'f~d, ~ " Leb..¥:~enan and. ;;;mil I:aee mp 'nied· R~ph, J;3retSSM. ••1 ~ nje.1

S~nd+Y and visited at' J.. , ',==B e~sle~'s..1. '••

A atge ~u~er of, pepple! were I::u,r day ef:'en'ng callers at Henry ...

. rn, V.i'5, ,iste. ing in on t4e ra- ==I • ~ey-Tq.nney fi~ht over the rsd19' 0 t tHe:' ig , 'ght. I '••

I Members ~ the Trjnit~ Aid ISo~ ,O;r Bj1 1:e Ck~~t and Dayid Her- == IL...~----I-~--~~'J"·I Qiety gave ~ areweU party Mpn- r rtivet h me Sunday Iafter I••H~ns Anders n attended the day night to Mrs. NIC~ Han$en Mi sElf Gnirk sv,en Sun ay arl. two we ks' visit in Minne- I::t1 1 t f lk Fr'd Y at the hamel or Mrs. Henty Wack- in th~ Paul UeclFer o~e. ta l,th t e armer's father. ••

cat sal e a jar a . 1 a . er. About t1enty Imembels were C. W. nderson is aI busi ess Th L ~erin Aid was ~nter- :=Mr. and. ~rs Dave Leuker and rJ;lresent and t~e evering was s.pent visitor in Valenti e, !Neb., his ine Ia: fS. CaIjI Bru9i~a~'s ::.1

daughter Vlslte at Norfolk Thurs-, at cards. Ic~ 4ream and cake were week. I' st hu say. They ptelj1t With •••.day.' ~erved at an ~ppro£riate Ihour. L. W. St vensop f Omaha, as 1'8. Aul u t fudigan ~next time.••: I

:1,Miss Ida 0 erman spent the A contraqt l iNas let to Booth and a Friday di ner gu st in Ithe F.,M. M. al uckett, Mrs. David : • I

w~ek-end at he Kent Jackson IOlson of Sir.\Ipc City, last week to Phillips h~: e. I ern r, a wet cousin from Cana- ==Ihome. .. pave the hi~Hway running through Miss Ka herine revFen sent a spehtl uesday o::fllast week at ••

IA number f. am here attendedItown. BO~~.Jh. land 0ls?n bid $2.56 saturdaY~ d Sun ay i? the en ~e alp Park hom'4 near Wake- ==Itbb darice at "'fayne last Wednes- a square foht,' whi~h wa~ the onl.y Brumels 0 e. . \ eld. I ~ .. ••a~y night. I bid received qn thl~ paVIng. ThIS Clarenc Schroed r left for hi· Mr .~J e Chambers. IS a Ijlahent =: =:' iMr, a;td MrS. Hans: .~?derson, bid was apuroved by, the tqwn eago whe e he ~m attelnd No h- t a ha hospital. The teach- : =b.rid. chIldren i were J1Vls~tors at 'I board some. t1ltTl.e ago, but only re~ western n verslty. r in d st iet No.4 who wa~ board- ••Wayne Saturda~. yently 'approv~d byl the state, The F. M. illips a d q, W. h· )Ig i h ~er, is now staying .at ••:. Hilbert" Mi1~red, T el~a ttnd! grading cr~~ arriye~ Sunday to lund mad a bu inesl trip' to he h:b~. lKai home. '. ".': =.''Opal McCreav: were' NorfollcIoegin work dn the highway, ~ut ,Wayne on hursda, " M . ran1d Mrs. George Clausen ••tboppers 'Sat~r~Y" the rainy I w~atherl delayed t~em Mrs. G s Schro de~ I returne~ ente uj.in~~ e?mpan~ from Mea~- : ::

Mr. and M:rs..J Frank Ha:mm and for a few qa~s. . 1 home Frid y: from Chicago a ter ow ~ov~ FrIday mght on. their : •fal\lily r,eturn~ ,last.wednesdny Sh.irley I.'B~ll~ Witte narrowly vh:;iting a eek wi h re1atives way 0.' O,kland to viSit. their son .fro!m a visit at Hatfield, Mo. escaped injury when she was cross- Mr. and Mrs: . G. Ro rke who brks in a bank.

Rev. and M • L. R. Keckler and I bIg Main street Friday, afternoon. spent Thur day eve ing in Wa ne. ' M . rand Mrs. George Buskirk,daughter, Leo 8, returned from !A s~lesman driv.ing up Main street Mr. Rohrk attend. d a~fair,.m et- ~iss iq~ise Bress~e~ and S. C'{Sioux City Mo~day afternoon. hoticied hex!, jp5t in, time to s",:erve ing. , . Hues *ens·· and Mr. and Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs. Ike Brugger ot his' car to the, side and as he did so Mr. and Mrs. ,W

t.R schke and \Jeor It Clausen were Thursday

Akron:, Ia .• ar~ visiting relatives he caught I!l~er on his running children 01 NonOI. sp nt, Su day even ug ~is1tors at J", P, Clausen's.aqd attending tlhe 90unty ·fair this board. NIl' . Witte had stop~~d and, Mon ay in he . F. feil M. ahd ~rs.. Louis Gemelkeweek. " the :car ,acros' the ptreet and, S lr- home. I and you:n~er children left Sa:tur~

Mr. and Mry;. Will Jahke, and ley wasl

r,unn ng ,tQ'ward her moth- Mr. and Mrs. :ute 1Bruse of day or:a visit in Minnesota. Mrs.two children td Mrs. Adolph 'cr's 'car and did ndt notice the, ap- Palacios, exas, c me Monday for Glen WOtdS will stay" with theJ.1nke visited r latives at ~ary, S. proaching car. Shir~eY. is th~. 4- a few day.' visit iii thel Wm. oss aIde c4.ildren during their, ab-,D, last week. year-old daughter of Mr. and ll,1rs. home. L sene.

I Home Depa tment' me~ts Tues~ Clarence Witte. i Miss AI ce Andfrson' left • un- M s. ,G orge B",skirk attendedd~y at the ho e of ~lJ'" (Mary Mr. and Mrs. Geor~e Gapler day for ~ioux CIty for an ex- the eC~Pfion given to the teachJReed with Mfj' R. H, IV~'OlTOW as left this week for a trip through tended viSIt in ti/le Le. 0 Ru low ef!' t th.~. Wakefield high school =:.lesf'op leader. the eastern s~ates ~n.d plan to home. I ~. Fl'id: y ~vf!ning.. Clara and Alene :::

Mr. and M, s. Mark ,Benshoof spend the wmte.r 'In the. south. Mr, and Mrs. A drew Nord and and ,loyd Brudlgan were on the .=.were Sunday dinner guests at the Miss Marie Gabler of 'Y~~hJngton. daughter, ~i1da, a N?tfolk, ere pro 'am,,! . .1.:_home of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Jesse .Jen- D." C., who had been V1S1h~g he.re Sunday di ncr gu sts III the Chas. T e :£It easant Valley Aid WIll ••kins of Carroll. accompanied them on thelr trip. Ohlund ho e. 1 mee ,witH Mrs. Henry Tarnow as- :=

Mr, and Mr1· J9hn Damme left They left for Chicago where they Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marotz and siste by Mrs. Ray Wort,l\l, on ••Frld,[y niprni~g for a Visit with will VISIt lelattvcs; thence on .to son.s. Earl and AI~in, (:If Nor olk, Wed I~Sd4Y, October, 5, All are ==John Damme s sister, Mrs. Hans Washlllgton, D. C, where MISS spent Satu day an~ Sunday in thc welc me to spend the afternoon as ••Hendrickson, t Pierre, S. D, Gabler Wll1 remalll Mr. a~d M~s. Lloyd Ruh ow hon,1e. gues s,atl this home. !:=

Mr. and Mr.. L. Schomberg VIS~ Gabler plan to VISit ~t POints In Mr. an~ ,Mrs. fIerbert Mi t~e- S mpathy is extended Mrs. ;=.ited relatIves a Randblph Sunday. New Y?rk before gOlllg south, steadt an daugh¢er, ~rdyce, VIS- Geo ge Clausen in .the d~ath of i.:They returned home Monday but They Will make the triP by auto- ited !Sund y in the Juhu'S Bau lan her otllh, Mrs, W. E. Gnffin of ::were forced t1leave theIr Cal at mobflc. hom~ nearl Pierce,1 Neb. Oak ale. Pete Clause1i!' Esther, ••

Randolph. 1 MIl'S.' M~nnie Zutz and rs Edn ar:lp Olga Clausen were 1:=M~'~ and Mr . Dave Render en- Markets, Sept. 26 Martha Wagner and childre 0 amo g tile attendants at the fu- ••tertamed at d nner Sun(lay: ,Tohn Hogs $750 to $1050 Nor£ol'k ~ere ThJrsday. after 00 .ner~, 1'1 ::PriUJCe. son G rney and I daughter, Corn 77c guests in/he R. di. Rdhrke h me ~end of Almond Anderson ••Mis~ Mamie, a d Mr, and Mrs Er- pats 35 to 38c Mr. an Mrs. ~d, Fuhrman, an exp ss: sympathy t.o 1"elatives in ::Win Warnemu de. Cream ~38c family, Mr. and Mrs. Her 81 thei ber!=!avement, 'Mr. Anderson .••

l\Jr and Mr" Chns Hansen VIS- Eggs 28c Beht,ner ahd dau~hter, Janic at for erly llived down this way. He ==-=ite4 at -tRe H ns Nlelse~l and N. Hens, heavy 15c tended th¢ mission festival at Bel fell' rom' a load of hay Saturday, •••H. ,IHansrn ho es at Ames Satur- Hens, lig~tI and Leghorns 11c din, Sund~y. " cau$ ng ~'8' death on Sunday. He .!::da~ and Sund y. They l'eturned Springs 1 ··f 16c M;I7. and Mrs. Ed., Betfph rd live I in akefield. ' iii••ho e S~.nday evening.• '. ~prin~s, ,ight... ...'.12c aI)d '·daughters, It.ene land 1M'. bel T e F rmers' Union wH.l meet 1:=

' r. and'Mrs, ~ans Gottsch, Mr, I and 'Grandpa Koepke were Su da the vening of October 6 wlth Mr. ::Mrs, La~rits Ha~sen ~nd : SehQolrNote5 visitors in the Aug1J1st Vo ck and rs. Ray Worfh. \' These two ••

' Marie, and Henry Thlel- - rDhe s~venth and ,eighth- &:rades ho~ neat Pier~e. : - . mee ~ing ,places have been ,changed ••ere guests ~t the J~ns An- had a df?ate Fdday afternpon. M!r~ and Mrs. Marti:n Ande so fro Otll' former announcement i'::ho~e .Su~day ev.emng. . The topic for debate was: 1'Re- and family of Randolph and M . on ccoft of the il~ness of Wm. =:

~he Ladles Aid . socIety" met solyed, that Ametica should have and Mrs. Georgel F. Dreysen' an Kor h ho is in a hospital at ••TII,esday afternoo.n In·the chur~h been named C(j)lurnbus." The' fam'ily were Friday evemng 'si Roc est,/" " :::b~~e~ent. The time was spent m eighth grade had the n.~gative si<j.e ora in the John Drevsen hom. F W.' Utecht is building a •••~~I1tmg. Mrs. R. H, MOlTOW and and tl~e seventh grade' the affirma- Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Potter. r. larg r g~rag-e on his home pla~,e e::~~,flSS Bess ,R~w served lunchE!0n. tive, The negative side won. Lo~fs Krause, M~s. L. Gaines Ian and a c ttle shed on the farm. i ••I'The TrImty Lutheran AId so- Th'e judges were Alice Flee~, Mr

JAugust B~Q.mer ,and di!ug . ten

1nted by Harry I. Wagerinan. a::

~iety met last Wednesday a~ter- TWIla Salnders and Richard Moses. ter. Estella, mOt~red to Van ~o , Ed",ard Kai is impro\1mg .the,cav:e ! .••noon at tJ1e c.!mrch b~s~ment for Mrs. Steele of Compton, Calif., S. '., Saturday to spen.d the da 'on his Ifarm. Harrv. FIsher IS 'is::an afternoon of QUlltlng. ,~rs. and Mrs! A. C. Gabler visited in haV~g the building 0ih his place ••Berman Fleer and Mr/'i. Wilham the grammar 'room Friday !flI0rn~ L Ii N pai ted, Ray Worth I doing the ==Fleer" hostesses, served luncheon. lng. Th~_eighth grade has h~d a es ~ elVS I wor I I ••

Rev and Mrs J Brhce Wylie perfect I1ecord in attendance since . j , ..came: from O'maha Thursday. school s~arted. (Bf Mrs. Grace BuBkirk.) ~ W 1==Rev. Wylie had charge lof the fu- The b:jlll game In spelling In the ~. V -K,. pen.t the w1ee _ or, bwest. ayne ••••I . Fr·d . f h "d b th ISS ena. a, s , , Inera serVIces.I ay m:ormng or eig t~. gora e was won ~ e d ·th. W· . friends I ijy Staff Correspondent.) ••the ,late William Hogan. ·.The Union Glants whose captam was en ~lolPh ~~frtrucked'hogs! t '::1Wyhes returned to O~~ha Fnda~ Verne 11routman. They def a:ted Si~X Ci~Y for Tbd Kai last wee . e9rg~ McEachen started to fiU : ••••afternoon Elsie WJible's team, the Yanks. I" M I k

A nUfnber of friends aild rela- Verne! Trout an and R bert 'rs., arI rr:hJ.msen and 1'. his i~o llst wee. 1.'. 1':=:Dves g:athered at the Will Seultl Wilson bf tne eTghth grade ave Len Hansen VISited at John Kay s 1'8,. flOYd qonger .vlslted, Sat- ,•••'home to help Will Seulh celebrate calves a~ the faifl this week. last w7e~. , urd y a

lthe Fred Elbs home. 1===

his birthday Thursday ~v.ening. A Holljs Francis celebrated his L. UlS pemelke an? Gle.n. Woo s rnast McChesney put up ~ay ==:splendid time was had by all. tent~ b'rthday F:,riday by tre ting wer Th~rsda~ evemng VIsltors t l~st wedk. John Gettman helped •••Luncheo was served at the close his schqolmates to bars ?f c ndy. Orval P~cke.tt s. hlm I I ===.of the e ~ning. I ~ Ga~~s r:ere played a short time Firan~~Kal a?4 OI~,.Sve;so.ri~d elvin Longe visite.p from F'ri-.•••

The R ,bekah lodge celebrated in the /lftemoo~. ten,ded t e Alb~oln ~aJ.t an VIS day until Sunday With Russell ::=it~ seve ty-sixth anniv~rsary Fri~ Only·l one day 'has, been m rred at t e Wm. Ja ~ie orne.. t Lu. , •••c.!ay. niglJ Forty-four Iwere pr~s- by '~bsJ~ce ,in t~e fi~th,. and ixth e hope for 4 cha,gea~~e::at ~ r. ,'arid Mrs. 4-. L.. ,IJ.Tel~d ::=ent Jlt t e banquet. 'Dhe remam~ graJ es smce the I begmmng 0 the er~ ~ that we ~a? ,a~L k' -spe t Friday in the Emfrl.d AllvIn I:::der of. e evening wfs spent in yea. I ' I fal~ In comfort I t 15 wee., h' 'I•••

playing ,ards. Gene IBoyd was Floy~ Kelly was absent f,rom r. and ::rs'k~tsel ~:~k1v~~~ 0 :ddle Bush spent Tuesday and ,=::

tak~n in las a new member. schoQI /Monday. I Mrs Jam~s ae, aye ... I W d in the W. J. Kieper •••About lfifty friends and rela- 'Twil~ Katz was absen. t [rom i,ng ,old ~rlen~s m thl~ VIClnItt. . e nes a~, . '.•••

tives gat ered at the Gus Hoffman school Friday a~d Monday. I tWIDPathY IS ,expre~e.d to Ben ho e.. t h h' ::::home .day night !to surprise Waldron Weible has earn~d a Bo Hger, in the loss or hiS brothe , ~g t McChesne~. :v 0 .as- I:••Mrs. Hoffman. The otcasion was, cer.tific~te of award. _ Iwh1l~le de'ath occurred last week. b?e III several days, IS ImproVIng '.•::her birthday anniversary' The Leon;a: Keckle~ was absent from Utr. and Mrs. A. W. Dolph a d mc ly. , •••evening iWas. spent at plaYi~g cards schqol jli'riday and Monday. Mrs. Ger'trude Sonner were Sio x r. ~n~ Mrs. 0. Tt's C~nf~r< ;;r~ ::=

1~~~~~~~~~~~~=;;';;;;;;=;~ .•ii;~;~;~;;;~JI~U daYldmner goes a e e ':::Elli home. I•••

rs, J. P. Turner spent Monday •••PEA RES-No. 2% size, aft rnoflTI of ~ast wee~ with Mrs. :==heavy <syrup, Elm 0 l' 0 Fra k Longe.1 •••brand, either cling Of slic- r. find JYIrs ...Bryan Kloppin :::

;=~ ~~::.19c ~~ir il~~~:.l WIth ~r. and MrS,!!!r. and 1)'Irs. Geteon Allvl •••

we Ftiday ewening guests at th :=:C. . Johnson' home. • ••

, r. ttnd Mrs. Robert Stambaug I:::spe t Tuesdl evening of las •••we k in the . J. Johnson home :::

eighbors xtend ,sympathy t •••Mr , Ifty Pe due in the death 0 :::

her ~1othef... Mrs. George B~sh ==:Tu sday. ' •••

r'Jund ~Hs; Charles Lang an =:=da gh er spe~t Thursday at th •••

J. . IBOYCe'~ home. Mr. ~an ===, hel ed Mr. B yee with hay. • ••

he Centra Social Circle meet '••=ne t 'Ijuesday with Mrs. Roy Klop =:.

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be tied. C vered-dish luncheo i =:'=wit be serve. . •••

rg. George Post and son, Joh. ===Ed a.rd wenf to Sioux City Fr -I •••da , ~nd the latter un?erwent \a . :!a:op' ra~ion the e that nIght. Mr I.;Po t if. sbyi,nl in the city with he 1=1:so ~Y~n~f:rJ.~.d~~~. Boyce, M. 55!an I}irs. W~ll Lang and fami] , =:.M ·~nd M~S' W. E. Back an, ••:fa By, Mr. nd Mrs. Carl Surbe r ==_an Lester oyce were Thursda ••:ev ni*g gueI'ts, at the Monta B - :==m !:tome. 1.=.

,0 Iremem er M~. and Mrs. ~'i :.:E. ;B~ck on heir tin 'fedding a - •••

n.i. ersary, JrieJ?dS.. gathe.~e~ tl. ===t~ '_cb::e ~t~~n e;e:n~~e !, =!!'i:li' ira soc.ia time. Those prese t :a;we e: Mr. nd Mrs. Carl, Surbe, -, i=M.I nd Mr$. 1Monta Bomar, Ra;: •

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p.e, d and I,j.lla.n, Mr. a.nd.M"I.! =~ WayneJ;' n Grierl J.jfr. ~nd Mrs. Ba~ll _o '0 nand faRilY, .Mr. and ;; 'N bfin emin, cr.andMrs. •• ! e.Ii e, Mr. a d Mrs. Albel't := ,M l nd M~ John Gettman,' M • ..: I If:I: :rs. E est Elder, Mr. an =:. IM • Wilt l!- e l IMr..and Mrs. Gu :::••••••il••••~.Wn t, M, \ I LoUIse, Gus anf I••~••••••••••••:

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,::'\11'. !.~Tld l\Il'iF' V: Skrivnn werein Wayne Sat rda,y.

Mi~s, Gertr de Pritchard spentthe wl'ek·eml n Laurel. '

Mrs. H. Sh kleiord was a pas-'$enger to Wa t efield Fr,iday.. F. A, Mask 11 spent the week-

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III Con('oild T rsday.\ :::-.rl'. and M s. Julius Kirchnerand MisS. Lin a Hank drove t9JE'nkin~. S. J' Sund~y.

':'>trs. O~C'ar Lundahl and soU:Dl'<lll wqrp P< 'sengers to Wakewfll'ld Thlll':::.dav nfternoon. "I

Gu~' ,J\:.ing· df Onawa, cameWc(lnE'~day t<t \'isit hi!'; parents,::'11'. and Mrs. Teorge King.

Mr. and :\Ir.. Adolph Bloom anddallg-ht~l' we e Sunday dinnergupst!' in th Roy A.•Johnson

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~:~~(';~i;::l~O~~l~;l.rni;~;. ~'{~l\v~ft~ea~:bccn tau~ht how to allHorb .mdl'hs~ify <lInd u. t,' knowlcd~?: .

Let no \latln man or young wo­nmn lHdic' e th t. going to collegewill "him :it master. He be­con e~ a maste through the un­fol 'l1wnt of ....his lUt'ntality and that

l·. Is . Yl1t:'thing t at l'f'quires a lifel.1illle. An edu !lted person is c!lIle

W10m eXPCl'ienf;d have t~~lgh~ ~h~value ot' an 0 ('11 and InqUlrmgmind. That n ind is not a huge

.storehouse of information, but itkrJOw~ 110\'" to ~et infol111ation andwhat to kel'p ,~nd _""hat to throwawa\". I

E~lul'ation is. indeed. as the cor­lie-gI..l Jll'eSH~0nt declared, the UI1­~olrhllg of eha 'ader through thel~taJnmg' of he, rt, ,,;ouI nnd mind

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~ Dr. "rl. B. VailOPT! IAN ANDOPT( METRIST

Wllyne. Neol). L Phone 303W

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Lady Chir(lbrart~r Attendent.phon~ .4nW j Wayne, Neb.--~- -;-;j 'I '

Tk Ii I. Jone~OSTEol>A HIC PHYSICIAN

Phy,olTherapistPhonr.s: Office, 144; Residence, 346

WaYI~e, Nebraska.

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Dr.!~. iH. Dotson~YESIGHT

8FECIALISTOpen Wayne, Neb.,

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