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The Beatrice Daily Express from Beatrice, Nebraska • 9

The Beatrice Daily Express from Beatrice, Nebraska • 9

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Beatrice, Nebraska
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1 i WM I 77 4 rat Ofee bean of Mrs Anns Bach Hillers spent the RalraLf White a 8en at the home and mother SERIOUS CHARGE NebnOika Gity May Charles of Hlaae arrested in Lincoln th: first of the Mrs Harry week most stand trial ir county court I Anna here on a complaint pranging him V-With ran attempted criminal -assault iliR ete to tohl this wise this new Asahi Gi over this mmr' 7 Friday mother Thelma withBdby Aadray sn afternoon McDaniel the person of Berthk Kleiachntan the 22 who lives on a form north of Unadftla The woman who is married to a young Otoe (Sounty farmer has been in this county only a few weeks If1 While her husband -Otis away one day brat week two meh stopped at the farm house setting stock power and the Woman says she was unable to to them that her husband was ifway One of nouneos mous with a a literal Popular Hellers and wHh Mr uGibion rand -daughter Ivy mbtored to Pawnee City Sunday afternoon see Charlie Harris Who is ha the dt that place Rowands of Tecumseh spent days1 last week at Hie home of grandparents Mr and Mrs 1 Mr and Mrs White and tMWpfiter Audrey spent Sunday at the home of their daughter Mrs Liston and family living near Pawnee City Walter Noerrlinger wife and children and Bertha McDaniel spent Sunday at the home of the formers "parents Mr and Mrs Noerrlinger liv- NEWS LEWISTON Mrs Harry McDaniel and Mary Hiller called on Misses Both and Nellie Coleman Tuesday Aiter-i Mrs1 Daniel Iticbarfcscm her 1 iaUghter-dn-Tw Mrs iy afternoon Fr catted at wHfabst McDaniel Ue Donalia Leake of Beatrice last week with Iter Wiliam Myers and wife rnnd Ivy Gibson spent several for Mrs Fred Preston Who ca: had herlhlp Harry Richardson and yd spent Tuesday at the home of Clyde Richardson and family Frank McMasters has coak' Pf paint on which irrcfttlv ifti Irene Shultz was a Beatrice visitor Tuesday Miss Gladys Peacock called on Mrs Edith Hillers Tuesday evening Mrs Snyder called4 on Mrs Ri misfortune to fall afid break little irs hhs put a new his dwelling house idbardson Tuesday Mrs Carl White called on Mrs lardson Tuesday afternoon whit mmmm Myers Tuesday evening Maud Myers Tuesday evening Ernest Lytle mowed 'the grass in-thecepitery'fiist' weefc' Dona von and Fern Dfnnis and Bes sie Bockleman spent the week end in Pawnee Bertha Adaleide Miss on" Mrs DanielspentFriday with WorBinnis Thursday 'Lf and the two men dhe says assaulted her the other remaining inhe ear The officers are searching for the other man who it is said actually committed the assault RUM SHW ARMED wrm POWERFUL GUN Norfolk Va May The steam yacht IStar flagship Of the has a mounted gun aft it Was charged todpty by federal authorities here and beeairse of her In the Wofld 1 tion of America Been Purchased the world the most' stares which are all the American pi er up the settle of night ore called Up drawn by McManus of America worldwideiy the commerce play athletics and films are beiug sjaread and Up has also over the Pacific Ocean waves Japan' Asahi Graph has the right of publication of mous comics picture and it has decided to run beginning paper the activities of this with to daddy will be shown to you! is the best reading of the Thus does the Flowery Kingdom hear Wymore Henry Wernka Dee Bever Rev eveningjB- Maxcy and Will Dinnis motored rk raeshingled his house last Fawnee 'City Monday Mrs George Tidball and Mrs Ahna Sanders called on Mrs Sarah Rich- Mrs Maxey and il iTo loati on Our loanplan is 'v the western world In the classic precincts of New Broadway also being whispered that the creaotr of the family beaming George McManus himself is studying Japanese un tile quiet Months ago he would slip away from his among the of loans made to buy or and btisrhes is speaking Japanese! to feature a Ufunny serial from Reasonable interest We are for the upb See us first for real State Savings lxmn Association British registry the matter has been referred to the state department in Washington Officers of the coastguard cutter Mascoutin said they saw a mounted gun partly covered with a tapaulin and described it as either a six-pounded or a 3-nich rifle Sea-going yachts are permitted tinder international law to carry gunk saluting but they are rarely more than one pounders an dtheif position is always forward Anna Jesse Gessett and wife and Mrs Stout the from Osceola Mo motored down from Beatrice on Sunday OfterdOon and visited at the Rice Hbme Mfs Wright of Beatrice came down stayed over Sunday with relatives here Conn of Beatrice was among those who was present at the Memo- Mefhodist church rial services at the here Sundayi Rev John Taylor of Holbrook Neb formerly of this place ids visiting at the home of his son Charles here Frost has sold his residence property to Elsworth Roberts of Lincoln and Will remove with his family to Fremont where -he is now employed He suffered a td accident to his right hand some tinrie ago and is still unable to work The family will not move until about JUne 15 The following program was given Sunday evening at the Methodist church: Song by chorus choir Scripture reading by Wittenberg Prayer by Rev Griffith Song by choir Memorial Bermon Rev Hewitt of lurch the United Brethren Song Male quartette Messrs Jones Thomas Vasey Harry Rice and Austin Krauss America by choir and congregation Benediction Rev Williams The Sunshine Mission circle was organized by Mrs Sunday school class about two weeks ago The officers are: President Helen Knight vice-president Martha Humphreys secretary'! Iva May Smith superintendent and acting treasurer Mrs Roderick Mr and Mrs Arthur Morris who live west of town entertained at dinner on Sunday with Mr and Mrs David Yother and Thomas Damrow and family os guests Miss Kathryne Matthews returned I Monday from Grand Island where she has been engaged in teaching school Rev Lucas came down from Beatrice on Sunday afid preached at the local Presbyterian church in the afternoon at 2:30 After the sermon the membership of the Wymore Presbyterian church Was received into the Blue Springs church Local strawberries are not yet ripe hare but the report is that a big crop is sure Our farmers store is to change hands at once Mr Kleppinger of Beatrice is to rauccekd Jones who will take up work in his own store in Wymore TngfWst irf town lay and Mrs Pabst living north of town Gibson rand daughter Ivy and Mrs Mary Hiller motored to Sum-merfield Monday to have dental work done Homar Clark and mother called on Mr and Mrs John Stewart Monday evening Miss Naida Bush called on Miss Fern Dinnis Monday Hr and Mrs Ed Clark son and daughter and granddaughter spent Sunday at the home of the former daughter Mrs Blair and family ardson Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs Don Leake and children of Beatrice spent Saturday night and Suhday at the home of Mrs Leake's parents Mr and Mrs William Myers James Maxey spent Sunday night With Ben Myers A shower was given to Miss Grace Noerrlinger' Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Whiffen quite a number of ladies were present Dainty refreshments were served Miss Grace received several niee and useful presents Mr and Mrs Richardson and children piotored to Crab Orchard Sunday evening BLUE SPRINGS The address given here on Decora tion Day bv Harold Mattoon one of our Bine Springs boys was cer- oUr couhty attorney and was most anxious to listen to him Although that alone Would attract many the address was powerful in its appeal A big diowd stood and sat out in the sun and listened Without a single sound to the speech which Was voted by many half long The music furnished by a male quartette was of usual excellence the decora- 'tihn of the graves of our countiy's dead was done by the corps ladies with twelve little boys and girls as flower bearers Mrs A Madison and Miss Emm a Graham took charge of this part Mesdames Page Tib bitts and Davidson decorated the vCs of departed corps members beautiful weather and fairly good roads made the day one to be be long remembered Mrs A Patton entertained for the members of the club on Saturday afternoon with Mrs Woodruff of Bincbln as complimentary guest Mrs Woodruff was a member While living here and the club was glad to have her with them again A very pleasantrafternoon was speiit and a dainty two-c6urse luncheon served Mrs Conn was also a guest of the club for the afternoon Miss Emma Roberts is working in the Thomas drug store The first open air pictures of 5 the season Were Shown on Saturday night to a big crowd The pictures were not quite up to the standard we are accustomed to in Blue Springs but as it was the first of the season we hope they Will get better by day In every Donald Harpster operated the machine and did excel-tent' work La Verne Matthews dame in Monday from Cplumbus Nebr Where he' has teaching school for the last year Bstel Belle Smith daughter of Elton Smith is reported on the sick list Gessett and daughter Miss Opposite Hie Postciffiee Phone 182 it is the $Sf MHM-CO CO WORK IS rVOdHET MD5T EC- MOTOR OIL is OASO t-IM iiATE TO Mr afd children James and Mary returned home Friday evening from Peru where they had spent a few days rand Floyd Myers attended their sister school picnic Friday Lelia Frazor spent Friday afternoon with Bertha McDaniel Mrs Edith Hiller called on Mrs Harry McDaniel Friday Mr and Mrs Charlie Backenberg and baby living south of town silent THE Vacation of a MarvCl kf- -7 -rzi -r- Yellowstone National Parkin Gardiner out Cody Roosevelt said: geysers the extraordinary hot springs the lakes the mountains the canyons the cataracts unite to make this region something- not wholly paralleled elsewhere on the globe These and a thousand Other wonders found nowhere else on earth pins the thrilling grandeur of the Cody Bead through the Buffalo Bill the land you will never forget That is Yellowstone Park on a Burlington-Planned Vacation The ideal and complete tour of Yellowstone Park is -in Gardiner out because in no other way can the visitor gain the advantage of viewing the thrilling scenes between these rail gateways and the Park proper or see the wonders within the Park in the order of their increasing importance Nature's grand climax comes where it belongs Ask anyone who has made the trip This unforgettable ninety mile motor trip is included in-your Burlington tour without side trip extra transportation cost or bother Via the Burlington on round trip ticket to Yellow- stone alone you can without extra rail cost visit Denver and the Colorado Bpriugs-Maiiitou-Pikes Peak region You can at small cost visit peaceful and beautiful Rooky Mountain atiomal -Estes Park Colorado laciers Clear -Greek and Platte Canyon resort regions the worid-jren Royal Gorge and other delightful Colorado 'pleasure sphts Two weeks if that is yohr limit" is ample time for a glorious vaeMtion but thr wahid in the lapd i Ete The mate cv S'y (sM mm i wm NOS i dO Sure an the hero of Up militant his wife his old pal and all the others in most family cartoon drama are appearing daily now in Asahi Graph a leading Japanese newspaper which can boast of being the first oriental publication -enfc EN AR mi Guarant0M Bills Because It mm i i i ItwiB Let us drain out oil Gives EN-AR-CO to 1 1 MOTOR OIL if best The of the oil is you can use price a mere nolhlng When Ifee raving in worn pistons cylinders and bearings Why You Should Use En-ar-co Motor Oil will withstand and retain its any motor will develop preventing friction and ins great adhesive qualities It prevents an excess of chamber This means a minimum of a combustion and it means more power own satisfaction that FREE Rubricating the old note You only for the oil and lubricant used this free pay Try WHITE ROSE service today Quick Starting Smoother Acceleration Pure you Are ybti Glacier or other No THE NATIONAL REFINING IN BUSINESS 40 Wst visit Parks fcn route where you want to go--Wa the Burlington can take there "its service is at your service throughout the entire iWdst 4 het me help- you plan tri Service Stations in Beatrice Located NORTH SIXTH MARgUr Motor Alber Auto Co aFoMows: Oepoty Transfer Co Bigler A Palmer Co iL xjswas.

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Years Available:
1884-1924