The Beatrice Times from Beatrice, Nebraska • 3

col. scon DIES ABOUT PEOPLE THE NEWS IN BRIEF The Times, Beatrice, Neb, Saturday, April 10r 1948 RICHARD H. LARSOJf, Republican, has a proven record for Railway Commissioner nominate him. The Altar Society of St. Jo RICHARD H.

LARSON, Republican, has a proven record for Railway Commissioner nominate Assistant Fire Chief and in-J structor Joe Stiefvater, Kenneth Arterburn, John Grussing and Shorty Neuman attended the one day fire school in Fair-bury Wednesday. In the evening nine volunteer firemen drove to Fairbury to attend the night session. A three day fire school will be held In Grand Island April 27-28-and 29. Several of the city firemen and volunteers are planning to attend. Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Rooch of Seattle, arrived in Beatrice for a visit with friends. Carl Titus of Falls city was a Beatrice visitor Wednesday and Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Younghorst of Omaha were visiting in Beatrice Friday.

Ambulance Service. Harman Mortuary. Phone 710. C. W.

Stephenson of Marysville, was an overnight visitor in Beatrice Thursday. Mr. and Mrs- Clarence Nie-man of rural route 6 were in Beatrice yesterday visiting relatives and shopping. Arnold Memts of Cortland community was transacting business in the city yesterday. Mrs.

Meta Saylors of Fairbury spent Thursday in Beatrice attending to business interests. Mrs. Ivan W. Hedge of Filley was a Beatrice shopper Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Raney of Marysville, were Beatrice visitors. Mrs. Alfred Stokebrand and son of DeWitt were in Beatrice yesterday. Vlasta and Lillie Vitek of Wymore were in Beatrice yesterday on business.

M. Hineslev made a busi ness trip to Omaha Friday. RICHARD II. LARSON, Republican, has a proven record for Railway Commissioner nominate him. Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Sackett were in Lincoln Thursday to hear Gov. Thomas' E. Dewey speak. Anna and Sophia Meerian of Hanover, came to Beatrice Friday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Eilert Forden and Mrs. Etta Caspers of Filley were visiting Beatrice friends yesterday rjr Maxine Husband would like to be rid of her husband. Yesterday, she filed suit for divorce in district court against Roy L.

Husband, whom she charged with being quarrelsome and abusive, striking her in the face and leaving home December 6 without providing further support. The couple was married in Marysville Dec. 7, 1940. She asked also custody of their one child and maintenance money for both her and her child. Fred Keene- who lives two miles west of Pickrell, had an unexpected windfall yesterday.

While working in the field in the morning, he shot a male coyote. In the afternoon, he bagged a female, both full grown. They will be worth $2.50 in county bounty payments. Boy Injured Little Roger Duitsman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Rankin Duitsman of Pickrell, is receiving treatment at the- Lutheran hospital for lacerations received when he was struck by wagon on the farm home of his parents. The wagon passed over both legs severely lacerating them. Speeder Fined Kenneth L. Evans was fined $1 and costs yesterday by Police Judge Wickham. after his arrest by Officer A.

E. Melling-r for speeding. George Meints given time to pay a fine At $10 and costs, assessed for intoxication. Twenty Years Investment Experience in Nebr. E.

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Klumpp's Hdw WOOD BARBER SHOP Hotel Paddock East Entrance Pat Murray Norwin Chalk Wood Aden Vote For K. O. PERRISH for 6 Your vote will be appreciated ygSrt Headquarters For Red River Valley Seed Potatoes. Non-irrigated northern grown. All varieties.

TED'S FRUIT MARKET 311 Court Col. Ralph Scott 56, formerly of Beatrice, died Wednesday at San Francisco. He was a veteran of World Wars I and II. Leland Lammel has been elected president of the Plymouth Volunteer Fire department- He fills the vacancy created when the former president, Dr. E.

L. Metcalfe moved to DeWitt. Elmer Milius was elected vice-president. The organization will meet Monday night to discuss plans for the annual picnic. Funeral Services for Mrs.

Margaret Harmon will be 10 o'clock this morning at the First Christian church in charge of Rev. Wayne Greene. Burial in Evergreen Home cemetery. Births Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin San-quier of Pickrell are parents of a son born at the Lutheran hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Trump of Efcie Springs are parents of a daughter born yesterday at the Lutheran hospital. Hospital Notes Mrs.

William Knowels, 428 Wiebe street, underwent surgery at the Mennonite yesterday. Mrs. Lizzie Doane of Beatrice entered the Mennonite for treatment. Jacqueline Hein-' ecken of! Beatrice, Mrs. Walter Unvert and baby of Sterling and Mrs.

Bernard Seifkes and naby of Filley were released from the Mennonite. John J. Rademacker of Beatrice and Leroy Leland of Blue Springs underwent surgery at the Lutheran yesterday. Elmer Wehling of Odell, Ben Hester-man of Sterling entered th3 Lutheran for medical treatment. Louis Boerger, Mrs.

Alfred Bius and baby John Beard, of Beatrice, and Mrs. Casey Gray of Filley were released from the Lutheran Five Estates are docketed for action in the county court next week: MondayEstate of William Full-wood, last day for filing claims. Thursday Chauncey Kremer, hearing on objections to claim of Vera Kremer. Friday Marion C. Schmidt, last day for filing claims.

Saturday William Gronewald, last day for filing claims; Mary H. Petersen, determination of heirship. Fractures Ankle' Mrs. C. W.

Elliott, 309 Ella street. Is receiving treatment at the Lutheran hospital for a fracture of the -left ankle. Mrs. Elliott sustained the fracture Friday morning, when her heel caught in a crossing. Come See! The famous silent Servel vegetables plus Servel's different, Gas Refrigerator now brings you a simpler freezing system with no moving bushel-size Frozen Food Locker (big parts.

More than 2000,000 happy owners enough to hold up to 60 6tandard-size know Servels can't wear or get noisy. F'- -packages) plus moist-cold and dry- cold protection for fresh meats, fruits and IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on 4 -6-8 Ft. Models Buy tor List Price Pay lo More VOTE FOR BLAINE 0ZMAM He is In favor of return of the assessors to the townships. Old age assistance. Flood control.

Soil erosion and conservation. Good roads. Your Vote Appreciated April 13th Primary BLAINE OZMAN Mr- and Mrs. Melvin James and Mrs. Larry Shoff of Wy-more were In Beatrice Thursday for a visit with their parents, tne Frank Walters.

Mrs. Esta Essam of Lincoln was In Beatrice yesterday with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Doane, who entered a local hos- pisal for treatment. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Shalla of Odell were among the Beatrice visitors yesterday. Notice to city subscribers, If you do no receive your Times on week days please phone 401 by 10:00. On Sundays by 10:30. We will accept calls up to this time. Mrs.

Bessie Peratt of Fairbury drove to Beatrice Thursday. Mrs. Lawrence Meyer of Plymouth was shopping in the city yesterday. Mrs. Clare Leek of Pawnee City was a Beatrice visitor Friday.

Mrs. O. H. Workman of Wy-more spent Friday in "Beatrice. Mr.

and J. H. Ronne-baum of Marysville. were shoppers in Beatrice yesterday. Mrs.

Chester McPheron and Mrs. Fannie Toner of Wymore were in Beatrice Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman of Pickrell drove to Bea- i trice Friday to shop- Vnt fnr Ben Carstens ior supervisor, second district.

Mrs. LaVern Koenecke of Bremen, was a business visitor in Beatrice Friday I greatly appreciate the support given me in the recent city election. Homer Hobbs. Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Adam and daughter Leotha, living near Odell, came to Beatrice yesterday to shop. Mrs Ray Brubaker of the Holmesville vicinity was in town yesterday. Elmer Maatsch of Odell was transacting business in Beatrice Friday. Breaks Hip Tom Collett, 71, fell from a ladder at his home, 101 South 13th street, yesterday fracturing his left hip. Mr.

Collett was trimming trees in his yard when the accident occurred. He was taken- to the Lutheran hospital for treatment. Land Transfers Ruth E. and Dean K. Windle to Grover E.

and Ethel L. James, lots 3-6, block 28, Wymore addition to Wymore, $4,650. Arthur C. Schmidt et al to Cornelius F. Schmidt, interest in lots 7-8 block 31.

Cropsey's addition, $1. Anna H. Behrens to Consumers Public Power district, south 50 feet of lot 7, Silverriail's subdivision, Adams, $300. Walter E. Andrews to Ike and Edith I.

Imes, lot 30. block 5, Highland Park addition, $1, quit claim deed. Samuel E. Pheasant and wife to Cornelius F. Schmidt, west half, northwest quarter, section 6, Lincoln township, $15,500.

Cornelius F. Schmidt to Samuel E. and Edith I. Pheasant, lots 7-8, block 31, Crop sey's addition, $6,500. Earl L.

Ward and wife to Richard G. and Alberta L. Stratford, part lots 1-2, block 43, original Beatrice, $8,700. Oliver L. Erickson et al to Edith V.

Weiss, northwest quarter, section 14, and the north half of the northwest quarter, section 16, Sherman ownship, exchange of property. Revenue stamps show $1,000. H. L. and Lillian H.

Hopper to Loris L. and Myron W. Shield, south 80 feet of lots 16-18, block 12, A. J. Cropsey addition.

$1 4-R Club News MODERN FARMERS The Modern Farmers soil conservation club met at the home of Everett Jenne last Wednesday. All members were present but one. Emerson Dell, vice president, presided over the meeting in the absence of President Ralph Larsen. We are planning a terracing demonstration, providing land can be secured. Monday night was set to work on the experimental grass plot.

The members who are taking shop at school are working on up at the roadside iy the grass small signs to identify the. grasses and a large sign to be put plot. A tentative date of May 4 was set for the next 'meeting, to be held at Ralph Larsen's home. Wayne Spier gave us some good pointers on judging seeds. The meeting was followed by refreshments served by Mrs.

Jenne. Emerson Dell, news reporter. LEGAL NOTICE To: Mrs. E. R.

Coie. We, the undersigned, owners of the West Half of the Southwest Quarter (W2SWV4) of Section Eight (8), Township Three (3) North, Range Seven (7), Gage County, Nebraska, subject to the, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company railroad right-of-way, upon which a lease dated November 7, 1940 and now recorded In Book Page 133 In the Register of Deedd office. Gage County, Nebraska, was given to Edgar T. Weekes, for a term of five years for the sole and only purpose of mining, operating or exploring for oil and gas and any other minerals as provided therein, and which lease by subsequent assignment of record has been assigned to you, and Is now of record In Book Page 80 in the Register of Deeds office, Gage County, Nebraska, do hereby notify you that the terms of said lease have been broken by non-performance of any of the conditions required to be done and performed by the said lessee or assigns, or by the owner thereof; that we do hereby elect to declare and do declare said lease forfeited arA void and that, unless you do. within twenty (20) days from this date, notify the Register of Deeds of said county as provided by law that said lease has not been forfeited, we wiU fUe with said Register of Deeds an affidavit of forfeiture as provided by law; and we hereby demand that you execute or have executed a proper surrender of Bald lease that you cause the same to be recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds of said county within twenty days from this date.

Dated this 27th day of March, 1948. HARM IDETJ8. and ETTA 1DEUS Hubka and Hubka, Attorneys Max. ai-AaiU a-io. seph's church will meet AprJl 13 in the school hall at 2:30 p.

m. Dr. F. W. Beckman made a trip to Steele City yesterday.

Mrs. Beckman has been in Steele City for several days looking after their store. Mrs. John Rehm of Clatonia was a shopper in Beatrice Friday. Mrs.

William Weaver will leave Omaha by plane Saturday morning for Coventry, where she has been called by the serious illness of her father, D. Robinson. Mrs. Weaver's plane schedule reaches London at 2:30 Sunday morning. Mr.

Weaver accompanied his wife -to Omaha, Thursday night from Beatrice. NOTICE: The city dump is positively closed on Sundays and holidays. Week-day hours 7 a. m. to 9 p.

m. Beatrice Sanitary Disposal Co. 7 Geo. E. Mortensen of Beatrice, Nebr.

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