Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 9

CABP Of THANKS I wish lo Ihnnk my relatives Mini t'rli-iiclf for Hit' wirds 'and nets of kindness shown while' I IVIIB In Hie hospital. Mitts Tn lor. LOST LUST UlHHBOH with brown rune, losl down lown IIIHL wuiik. Kinder leiivr them al Kun Office. Ki'Wurd.

11- HOT1CBB BtKR B. OKI' SALE By the case or buttle. Sea us before buying. HUBBS UQUCB STORfi 413 Court St. Beatrice Cash Liuyers: IJidijii-wooI-l'urs-pultB- Krcaxe-taUow.

Fir salt, lijc IIOT owl. $6.75 per Cwt. JJontrlo" Ilnlo 113 Court St. rh. L' etf Hi'is Sweden Creme sunUnes, Hudat.

cones or bulk. Davis Confection I)TL H. UundurBOn Optometisi Kytis examined Glasses fitted 61HV4 CourU I'll. 861. bit Tour tailor, Mnx flrand.

an expert on allfci-iiUcjiiH. Tailor miidc aims from Ml. Max Tailorp, and floor Beat, Nat'l HnnU K- 11H6. new friends, pen- pals, Mwecilii-arts, nr life compun- inn. rile for free information nnd 'i in IsTl, Lincoln.

-N' Lincoln Club. Box ell. Custom llutvherliiK. Call Hc-atri JluJo Co. I'll.

or 1I91X 6tf Tnilor and mens repair. Over Smiths Dry liooda Store. Coui-l. N.Z-D." Articles For Sale lust received truck load of Colorado Cabbage, Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips, and Potatoes. TED'S FRUIT MKT.

311 Court FOR Crosley She- Ivadoor, 6 ft. electric refrigerator 618 North 7th St FOR BBS range. 113 South LaSn.lle St. 8-1" FOR 703 4th. 2-whee) trailer, FOR 10U North 15th St.

7-3 FOR projector flood. 2 No 4, and 6 No. 2 photoflood bulbh. 3 21 suti boxes. 4X.f> plmiuKi-aphii film and 1-1500 watt bulb.

Inquir 1R03 rotiri. FOK 2 wheel fishing and huntlnK trailer. Ice box, water tank, wardrobe, lUKgiiKe apa 2. Priced at JlllO. for quirk sale.

Sffl at 1314 North 9th St, 9-11 FOR Seal cont, size 4M-12. $15.00. Lucille Croan. Ph. 1113.

7-1 FOR Fire gut heater. All sizes In stock priced from $37.50 up. Van Burkuro Co 409 Ella. Stf MO1TBT TO IiOAJI WAGE EARNERS We will be glad to loan you money. Confidential Service CITY INVESTMENT CO.

J. D. Lockwood, Mgr. Phone 192 11? So. 5th Employment HKI.P to operate machine nfter noon and evoninif.

Stcnrty work with overtime. Cnn- tact Al Hohm, Wilke Baking On. HKI-P for ni ht work in hnkcry 12: midrilpht In B. Apply in person to Mrs Andrrnson 104 5lh or 511 So 6th. St.

Stf OFFORTTCTXTEEB FOR Sen-Ire Stat ion. Sec Paulsen, 8th and Bell. 8-10' WANTED Experienced fnrin hand wants work on farm call 621J. 9-11 ironings. Men's whirls and uniforms.

Ph. 1860W, shelling No. 8 John 1,000 capacity per hour. Mounted and diamond truck. Go any place.

Ph. 5920. Roy Carp enter. 2-16 WANTED TO good larfcc size wood heater. Ph.

783W. 9-11 hay and rough age chopping or grinding. Save thai roUEh feed ordinarily wasted Pontrice Hay and Feed. Ph. 8.

Btf or 5 room house or apartment tn rout. Wo eun furnish references. Writs to box 368, Beatrice. 6-11 Real Estate FOR Improved 240 fiii'in, a good Investment. A.

W. Mayur. Ph. 452X. 4-10 Automotive FOR Plymouth sedan.

Good shape. Jflli.OO. Efee at 913 Market SI. Public Auction at Court House, Pawnee City, Nov. 21.

2 p. m. Brown farm 340 acres, 2 sets Improvements. 3 miles south of Pawnee on gravel highway 99. Foster Brown.

1006 Court Beatrice. 28-2U FOB 9A.Ii* FOK 3 bedroom home. $6.500. Anton Oilman, 7U8 Hell St. I'll.

1868, 9-11 FOR extra fine, well located, all modern seven room home. A. W. Mayer, Ph. 452X.

4-10 A.TSTD BOOMS t'On for gentlemen or working couple. h. 7S6J. lit FOU room for gentleman. Call after 4 p.

m. 4H2 North 7th St. 3tf FOR room for gentleman. 1Q9 8th. 8 FOR 1 room, furnished upartniL-nt.

Working couple. FOR or shop. Oth. FOR 3 room ground lloor unfurnished apartment. Pi-1- viue Imlh and entrance.

Heat furnished. Close in. Inquire at 1222 Elk. 9-11 FOR in. 316 North Jtu St.

room. Close FOK l-Yii-d 88 enginn A. rebuild rrnsoniihle. tiUO Miiry St. Full SAI.K—lillti convertible, nniy 111.linn mili'M.

rxccllriit L'linilllron. fully t-riulppad. 1'h. 1IMB.I. (ill! Nui-lh llMh.

KOR I'lymotitli 4-iionr. HeattT. $SoU. (ill 1'crk- Ins, Sunday. FUll U.M.U.

pickup Irurk hiiH i-nh. cill filter, oil biilli, iilr mill nir condition liPiilur. Tins truck has miles is ifi porOn roiTilitlon. $noo holnw lift. Cull or Hi'i- It.

MI I I Nurlh Hh St. (Jiill JOS nfu-r li p. MI. Automotive AL'TO PAK1S New and Used BE A I KICK MK'l'M. CO.

Scrap Iron and Metal Srd and Market Phona 873 WOR Olds Sedan, 4 It. Market. 6tf 1911 S. U. Tudor.

Color blue, nearly new tires, upholstering and body In cxcelleiu condition. New engine with less than 6000 miles on A one owner priced to sell. PB.UI Henderson Used Car Lot. llf FOR renl Lincoln Zephyr. 6 ply tires, new Dulux finish.

Clean, radio, hcatvr dcfnistiT, Wlnti.rlzfd. to ap- preclaln. 71t 8-10 USED CARS Lincoln Cosmopolitan Oldsmobilo 66 Club Sedan 4 Door Sedan Oldsmobilo 76 4 Door Seaan Pontiar Coupe Chrysler 4 Door Sedan 1937 Chevrolet 4 dr. Sedan Chevrolet Town Sedan Oldsmobil. 4 Door Sedan Oklsmobik Tr.

Sedan Buick Sedan Logan Motor Sales Georgi C. Logan 410 Market Street OldsmobilQ Cadillac G.M.C. Night and Day Wrecker Service Day Phone 66 Night Phone 1164W Davison Tire Service 1205 North 6th Market FOR malosaeB feed with protein ad Jed. Beatrice Hay and Feed. Ph.

8. Btf FOR rich fertilizer delivered. Call mornings or evenings. 9-14 FOR sheller, sandwich. 4 hole.

With ft: draff. Ciood shnpe. Anton Kohel, 1 south, 2 east, of Wayne Mash Krums pour out those tiXtra epgs that mean more pgK profits. Wayne Egg Hash Krums also savo feed, keep birds fit. boost iVed consumption and arc onsier find clenner to feed.

Give Wayne Krums a try. A. Frantz Farm Knnipment nnd Supply 11S So 4th Ph. 93. 8-11 FOR SAt.R—Thoroughbred spotted hoars.

Henry M. Jurgcns, Ph. 48 8-1(1 or SO ft windmill Stilts price, and locHtion. Hox 101. Holnipsville.

8-10' FOR molasses feed with protein added. Beatrice Hay and Feed Ph. 8. 20tf FOR Boars at farmers prices. The ideal cross on any breed of hogs.

William Wlobe. Ph. 680-1. FOR SAl.K—Purebred spotted mnlo hogs. Call 2500 DnWitt.

9-1U FOR SA1.TC—Ri-Kistprpd, 3 yr. old. roan milking shorthorn hull. Gentle, guod breeder. K.

VV, Grummrt. Ph. 2H23 N'ebr. 7-9 FOR Woods corn picker. Price $525.00 Call 1115 Axtell, Kas.

0-U FOR Hampshire boars and Polled shorthorn bulls. R. Dell. Filley. Neb.

7-1) FOR black Poland China boars. IK, miles south DeWitt. E. M. Sirnpkins.

9-11 FOR purebred Dtiroc boars. Reasonable. Ph. 3121 4 south, 1 east, Vi north of Beatrice Wayne Larson. 7-3 Hubbard Formula.

Feeds Hog Concentrate with mineral 409i Hog Concentrate with molasses Sow and Pifc Concentrate Egg Mash Egg Mash Free Choice Egg Mash on -hand at all times ROCKFORD GRAIN CO. Rockford, Nebr. POOS. RABBITS. PETS FOR terrier pups, John 3 mi.

ml east of I'llley. Biuiness Troo trimming, landscaping, and tlee en llubbard a a So Radio repair service on all makes. Largest stock of radio tubes and repair In Southeastern. Neb. Lee'a Radio Srop.

6tt Local and long distance. Beatrice Motor Jrn. 225. 5 KOTZOB or Estate No. 8231 of Herman Olel- man, Deceased.

In County Court, County, Nebraska The State of Nebraska, is: To all persons Interested In Raid estate, tnke notice, that the administrator bus filed a flnnl account and report of admlnlMlration, and a petition for final settlement and discharge as such, and for a determination of the holrs-al-lnw of aniti deceased, which hns been set for hearing before said court on November 17th, nt o'rlork A. when you niny nppoar and content the same. Uated October OSCAR CLARKE, County ludge. ((SEAM) Curst ens Plrkett, Attorneys Oct. 26, Nov.

i'-a. Automotive BUY NOW BUY LOW BUY FROM LENTZ 401 So. 6th "WHERE A SALE GOES ON ALL THE TIME" 47 Kaiser Sedan Packard Sedan 49 Mercury Sedan 47 Chevrolet Tudor 48 Buick Seaan 47 Buick Sedan 48 Pontiac Station Wag-on 46 Club Coupe. 46 Chevrolet Tudor 12 Pontiac Club Coupe. 42 Plymouth Tudor 42 Pontiac Seclanet Ford Tudor 41 Buick Sedan 40 Ford Sedan 40 Chevrolet Sedan 37 Chevrolet Tudor 36 Chevrolet Tudor 36 Pontip Coupe 46 International Pickup 41 Ford Pickup 16 Chevrolet COE Truck LENTZ MOTORS 206 So.

6th 401 So. 6th 1948 Plymouth Special Del. 4 Dr. Sedan. Heater and Radio.

1941 Plymouth DeLuxe 2 Dr. Sedan. Heater and Radio. 1939 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan Heater.

1939 Chevrolet Town Sedan. Heater. 1938 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan Heater and Radio. 1937 Dodge 4 Dr.

Sedan Heater. 1936 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan Heater. 1934 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan 1947 Chevrolet 2 ton Truck 2-speed Dua 1 Tires 1944 International Truck Above Cars and Trucks priced to Glass Motor Company Plymouth Dodge Use Kendall The 2000 Mile Oil Lubricate! TPHE mechanical of your I ear lake a lot of beating.

That's why thorough, tent, timely lubrication is to vital. Our factory-trained tpeclaU hit use the right lubricants on your car in the right place from the right lubricating gun. And the factory-devised procedures they follow help you head off frictional heat, the enemy of mechanical part. Let's get together now on a regular lubrication program for your car. Blvtrjr Hoi Cattle sale at Co.

Fair grounds). Beatrice Livestock Co. John W. Heist auet. Hog and Cattle each Friday at Sales Pavilion.

B'ranU Thlmm, and Siegnl. Auct'a. Nov. Forrest Johnson Oketc, (farm sale). Fisher.

Blackney and Breeding, auct's. Nov. 10th 7 o'clock Penn I'hben housr-hold Roods Hale nt Hciit- rlce fair grounds, Heist, auct. Krlfl. Nov.

11 Ih Mrs. A. F. Frlpfpn household gooda snle 1506 Urant S't. John W.

Heist, and. Nov. 12 Herman Barneston, Neb. Merchandise sale. Fisher and "Blackney, auct's.

Nov. 12th Paul Thica household salt. 1002 Court, Ruyle, Ruyla and Rlst, auct. Sat. Nov.

12 Mrs. 'Nick 1 Epp, carpenter tools and household goods sale. Frank Thlmm, auct. Nov. and Marie 1 Hill farm sale.

3' a miles soulh of Virginia, ntiyle, Tluyle Rlst, aucts Thurs. Nov. 17tb Mrs. Robert Taylor Farm buildings unlo, .1 miles south of Beatrice, John W. Heist, auct.

Wed. Nov. Soih Pan! Miller farm xnle. 2 miles north and 1 mile enst of Clatnnia, W. Heist, nuct.

Sat. Deo. 3rd. R. A.

Bennett, 1817 Lincoln St. household goods John W. Heist, CONTROL" PREPARED RIVERSIDE. Calif, the Oriental Fruit fly ever invades the United States, the University of California hopes to be ready to fiRht it. Prof.

Harry S. Smith, specialist in biological control has been sent to Hawaii to mass produce several species of wasps that.prey on the fly. Breeding stock for th wasps has been gathered in China and Formosa. NOTICE Or JTINAi SETTLEMENT LCslalo Nu. of Mary Colt, Deceased.

In County Court, Gage County. The Stale. oC Nebraska, ss: To all persons intnrestp.d in said estate, take notice, that the executrix filed final account and report of her administration, and a. petition for final settlement and discharge as such, ami for a determination o1 the of said deceased, which net'ti set for hearing be- forf said court on November 25th 1949, at. o'clock A.

when you may appear and contest the same. Tinted November 1st, 1949. ((SEAL)) OSCAR CLARKE. County Judge. K.

Noble, Attorney Nov. 2-9-18. PAUL L-OGAN MOTOR'CO. 615-819 COURTS! 503 Auction Farm Buildings Located north of south Booster Station 3 miles south of Beatrice on Highway 77. Thursday, November 17th Beginning at 2 o'clock Good seven room two story house with three closets and enclosed porch, in good movable condition.

Good barn size 28x32 with hay mow size 16x16 and grain bir. size 10x10. Corrugated iron roof over solid sheathing, 12 inch stock board sides. Good hog house size 22x34 with composition roof over solid sheathing, could easily be moved. Cattle shed size 28x32 with galvanized iron roof.

Hen house size 18x20. Hen house with scratching shed, size 16x20. Good chicken house size 14x16. Brooder house size 10x14. Garage size 14x16.

Fuel shed size 8x12. Small hog house. Good Dempster steel wind mill with 28 foot tower and pump. Two steel tanks. Yard and garden fence, including some steel and hedge posts and woven wire.

These buildings may be inspected any time; before sale day. Mrs. Robert Taylor John W. Heist, Auct. takes away any of these big used ear bargains.

Tho early buyer always gets the act fast, come in today, for the best deal in town. Terms, of course, to suit your purse. Ford Custom Fordor Sedans The Academy Award Winner for 1949! The Fashion Winner of them all! 2 Demonstrators. Immediate delivery. HP Six cylinder engine, color Sea Mist Green, Radio, Magic Air heater, Scat covers, overdrive, Air ride tires.

Low mileage, carefully driven. 90 day guarantee. What you've been waiting lor. Come today! It'll sell quick! HP V-8 Engine. Color, Colony Blue.

Radio, Magic Air heater, Overdrive. Seat Covers, Air Ride tires. Practically new. Less than 2500 miles. New car guarantee.

Get mileage, with pleasure! This one's been babied. Make sure you see it. Come in today! Ford SD Tudor Want top performance? This low mileage, V-8 Tudor is like magic in traffic. Excellent tires, no traffic scars, and motor perfect. Radio and heater.

A beautiful Blue finish, that sparkles. Yours for just $375.00 down. Ford SD "6" Tudors. One a dazzling dark green, the other a lustrous black. Radios, heaters.

Both one owner cars, handled, with care. Cost less to cut repair bills! They're steals at only $300.00 down. Mercury Tudor Want something you'll be proud to drive Then this is it! A dark Blue finish, excellent tires, Engine purrs like a kitten and ready for anything! Radio, heater, upholstery like new. Terms the way you svant them. $395.00 down.

1942 Chevrolet Coach Heater, excellent motor and tires, upholstery spotless. Miles of economical transportation in this one. Easy terms. 1941 Ford SD Tudor Dark blue, Radio, heater, nearly new tires. Upholstery spotless.

It's the cleanest '41' we've seen. Motor Is a mechanics dream. Only $250.00 down. Paul Henderson Motor Co. Used Car Phone 1831 614 Bell Adams News Miss Marjorie Van Groninfjer visited with her mother, Mrs.

Grace Van GroninRer and family over the weekend. Sunday Mr. and "Mrs. John Van Groninger took her back to Louisville. Birth A son, Stephen Douglas, weighing two pounds and 13 ounces was horn Wednesday, Oct.

2fi, TO Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kamp of Lincoln. The haby is confined to an incubator hut at last reports he was Raining weight. This is first grandchild of Mr and Mrs.

C. F. Reckewey of Adams It is also the third grandchild Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kamp.

bvst it is the first grandson. Mrs. Elmer Vix and Mrs. Pauly returned home Wednesday after a tour that took them some distance from home. They visited relatives at Shreveport, and then on to Tampa, where they attended the United Spanish War Veterans National convention, held Oct.

9, through 33 From there they went 10 Miami to visit friends and then they flew to Cuba. They toured Cuba for three days. They returned home through Indianapolis and visited friends there. Visits Parents Bob Adams stopped to visit his folks, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Adams, with several other voting folks. They had attended the Baptist convention at Broken Bow, Neb. Mary Ann Van Gent spent Thursday night with Rev. and Mrs. T.

R. Hollingsworlh at Lincoln. Prior to this she attended the teachers convention. Dinner Guests Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Van Gent and family were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Teidman and familv and Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond Adams and family of Hickman.

Mrs. Merlin Williams was a Lincoln visitor on Wednesday. Hallowe'en Party B. Y. F.

Hallowe'en partv was held at the Roy Adams home Arlene Faulhaber and Donald Adams wore hosts. Games apnro- priate for the occasion were nlay- ed, followed hy devotions led by Donald Adams. A lunrh of cocoa and sack lunches was enjoyed by all. M. Y.

F. Party A group of M. Y. F. youn? folks enjoyed Hallowe'en partv at the Scout, cabin.

Games were played. Lunch of cocoa, doughnuts and apples was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bigelow are co-leaders of this croup and helped to entertain them.

The small fry were out for the usual "tricks or treat." Others were more drastic, but all enjoyed the "tricks or treat" youngsters. Many were appropriately masked for the occasion. Mrs. Charles Gingery and Mrs. Henry Rabel drove to David City, Nov.

3, to attend the Woman's club convention held there. Dr. Alva Clark of Beatrice gave an inspiring talk in the morning. The outstanding features in the afternoon was Dean Campbell's speech. Mrs.

Campbell also spoke on of Turkey." Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gingery entertained Sunday, Oct. 30, at a family dinner. Guests were Mr and Mrs.

Charles Gingery, and Billy of Holmesville, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gingery and family of David City. The dinner was in honor of the birthdays of Charles, and his nenhew Robert II. Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Mayer were afternoon callers. The Kleinbergs, the new D.

P. family In the Lutheran church, and Mr. and Mrs. John Ten Hulzen and family were Sunday Tuests at the home of Rev. and Mrs.

J. H. Reents. Celebrates Birthday Gaylen invited nine his playmates to help him celj- hrate his llth birthday Friday Nov. 4, after school from 4 to G.

They played several games. Billy Spradley won the clown fruit jar contest by guessing the nearest amount of kernels of popcorn in it. The table was decorated with ten assorted colored balloons with a crepe paper clown standing by and two red candles. Little plastic drums filled with nuts and mints were the favors. Sea Serpent Lies Washed On Beach Beatricr Daily Sun, Beatrice, Nov.

9 BUNBURY, Australia. A rare great oar or ribbon fish, commonly called a sea serpent, has been washed up on the bdach here. Fifteen feet long and 13 inches at its widest point, the fish has a small head, long sticker mouth, big gills, a long pink crest' and two long thick feelers protrudine beneath its mouth. A pink ffn runs the length of its body, 'which is heavily coated with phosphorus and dotted with large black spots. It has no scales.

Hanover News Burchard News NO BLIND BATS Bats are not blind. They have efficient eyes, although thev aro small and look like tiny black beads, and are more accustomed to night light than to daylight. Pandanus leaves are used to make the famous hula skirts of the South seas. Home from Hospital Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Kersting drove to Topeka, Sunday and were accompanied home by their son, Edward, who had been a patient in the S. B. A.

hospital since Oct. 21st, following major surgery. Edward will remain here for a couple of months in the home of his parents before returning to his work at Beatrice. A. M.

Christie, local Burlington agent returned to his home here Sunday from the Lutheran hospital at Beatrice, where he had been a patient since Monday following major surgery. Furlough Willis Rowland, U. S. Army, Camp Hood, Texas, is spending a 21 day furlough at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Rowland of Hanover.

Hanover 4-H Club The regular meeting of the Hanover 4-H club will be held at the Hanover high school at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. Members are to bring their en- rollmrnt cards which have been signed by their parents and those who do not have these cards may receive them at the meeting. Any boy or girl in the Hanover Community, ten years of age or older, is invited to become a member of the club. The Women's Missionary society of Zion Lutheran church held its World Community Day services Friday at 2:30 p. The ladies of the Evangelical United Brethren church are uniting with the Lutheran ladies in the services and the public participated.

Bridal Shower Mrs. Lawrence Laue and Mrs. William Laue were hostesses at a bridal shower honoring Miss Betty Schank Tuesday evening, et the council room in the Hanover city hall. The room was decorated in a blue color scheme. Entertainment included games and a mock wedding.

Then the bride- to-be opened her many lovely gifts, after which refreshments were served. Those present besides the honored guest tlw hostesses included. Mrs. Richard Tegethoff and Miss Bonnie Easter of Washington. Mrs.

Otto Schroeder, Mrs. F. T). Laue, Mrs. F.

W. Laue, Miss Arlene Doebele, Mrs. Frank Shank and daughters, Mrs. Jake Neu and Doris, Miss Joan Schwartz. Miss Pat Doehele.

Miss Joan Mrs. Albert. Linpka and Deloris. Mrs. Harold Kreinnsieck.

Mrs. Bertha Shank, Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson. Miss Edna Wollenberg, Miss Oert Goekel, Misses Dorothv and Marilyn Laue. Ila Mae and TClva Jean Koch and Elaine Wollenberg.

Those who sent gifts and were unable to attend were Madames Arnold and William Allerheilifren. Miss Wnllenberg. Miss Wllhelmina Poell, Miss Rnsetta Cohrsen and Mrs. Walter 'Roever. Births Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Srhuess- ler are the proud parents of David Leon born Saturday at th" Marysville hospital. He weighed sevpn pounds. Mr. and Mrs.

Alfons Meyer are the proud narents of a son hori at the Lutheran hosnHal at Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Boh Harder are the proud narents of MTV Javne, born at the Pandail hosnital in Marysville, Kas. She weighed seven pounds and ten ounces at birth.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hetmk of Houston, are the nroud nar- ents of a son. Glen Dale. Mrs.

Hetrick is the former Mnrjorie Kloonnnberfr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kloppenberg of Hanover.

Storage Bins The Washington County P.M.A Committee announced in Hanover that light wood grain bins will be built on the site west of Hanover where the three large steel bins Attend Members of Fern Chapter No. 96, O.E.S., were in Wymore Monday night assisting in the program and lunch of the evening. A banquet was served at 6:30 p. m. before the progarm.

Those from here attending were: Mr. and Mrs, S. E. Dingwell, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sejkora. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Ulrich, Mrs. Mary Stake, Mrs. Viola Oberrnann, Mrs. Jerome L. Cox, Mrs.

Anna Yarpe, Mrs. Albert Stake, Mrs. Will Yarpe, Mrs. Leonard Steiner and Mrs. Wayne Bookwalter.

Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Algern Heath attended the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Murray, on Sunday. Burial was made at Summerfield, Kas.

Gustave Spier of Summerfield visited his sister, Mrs. John Cockrill, the first of the week. Bridge Club Mr, and Mrs. David White entertained their supper bridge club Sunday evening Mr. White- held high score.

Program Patrons of school Dist. 39 northwest of Burchard, enjoyed a Hall- owe'en program in the school house on Monday evening, Oct. 31. Following the program a lunch of pumpkin pie, whipped cream and coffee was served. Miss Esther Preston is teacher.

Mrs. Tom Bodie and Mrs. David White were in Pawnee City on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Yape had as their Sunday guests their son, Duane, and family and their daughter, Chloris, and family all of Omaha. Miss Onnalee Daugherty, who has employment in Beatrice, spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Doughtery, and her sister. Mr.

and Mrs. John Holman of Pawnee City were Saturday night visitors in the David White home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B.

Hunt visited Sunday In Lincoln with Hunt's sister, Mrs. Myrtle Burnham, son, Guilford, and family. "Tricks or Treats" was the call of those youngsters at your door on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Bachenberg, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bachenberg and son of Lincoln spent Sunday here with Herman Bachenberg and sisters, Winnie and Lavina. Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Sejkora entertained at a family dinner on Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sejkora and daughter, Marilyn, of Chapman, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Sejkora and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sejkora and daughter and Harvey Sejkora. Primary Pupils Parade Mrs. Krafta and pupils of primary grades of our school paraded the streets in masks and coustmes on Monday afternoon, just before school was dismissed, returning to the school for a lunch.

Pupils of Miss Ax's room also enjoyed a party, in costumes and had a lunch before school was dls- missed. Roy Pateet, Stanley Cejkora, Frank Boren and J. Wayne Book- waiter shingled the latter's hqme the past week. Hallowe'en Party Miss Joan North and pupilsj of school district No. south east of Burchard, enjoyed a on Monday afternoon.

S. E. Dingwell received a new tractor on Monday, being trucked here from a shipment into bury. now stand on land leased from Charles and Emil Mueller. The eight new bins will be constructed of wood and each bin will have a capacity of 3,200 Ibs.

The bins are pre-fabricated in sections 4nd part of the material has been unloaded on the site where they be constructed. It is expected tfiat building will start soon. to be stored in these bins will government owned corn turijed over by farmers under the corn loan program. Some 70,000 buSh- els of this corn is now in in the three large quonset steel buildings here. Mr.

Eastern Trip and Mrs. Cleve Heid lot AUCTION Household Goods At Beatrice Fair Grounds Thursday, November 10th Beginning at 7 o'clock we are leaving Beatrice we will sell all our household goods at auction including: 1949 "CooJerator" 7 ft. refrigerator; 1949 Florence" Deluxe table top gas stove; Rose color studio cnuch and platform rocker to match; Hollywood bed with matching box springs and inner spring mattress; Four piece bedroom suite complete; 9x12 wool rug (Green) with pad; Roll away bed complete; Combination telephone seat and stand; Mahogany drum stand; Maple end table; Mahogany lamp table; Sewing cabinet; Serving table; Coffee table; Table lamp; Smoke stand; Mahogany end table; Five piece or five days. chrome dinette set with tan leather seat chairs; Metal kitchen utility cabinet; Two 9x12 Linoleum rugs; (above listed items were bought new within the last 12 months and are just like new); Mahogany cabinet; Large "Airline" radio; Occasional chair and rocker to match; 9x12 wool rug; Three piece living room suite; 8 piece'oak dining room suite; Kitchen table and two chairs; Perfection kerosene stove; Circulating oil heater; Electric washer; Some dishes; Ironing board; Two wall mirrors; Clothes hamper and other articles. Be sure to attend this sale of high grade merchandise.

Dean Ubben John W. Heist, Auct Flagler, and Mr. and Mrs, Tony Heid of Hanover retorted Monday after visiting for a couple of weeks in the east. In Washiag- ton, D. C.

they visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heid's daughter and husband, Iffr. and Mrs. T.

Butler and also visited other places of interest on fhe east coast. En route home tljpy visited with cousins of Tony and Cleve in Pittsburgli and Columbianna, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Nespor Je- turned home Friday from a two months trip to Idaho and otMer places of interest in the norjfi- west.

Most of their time wtfis spent in New Plymouth, Idaho, where they visited at the homejof Mrs. Ncspor's father, Frank nek, and at the home of brother, Mr. and Mrs. Louis ay nek. Mrs.

Paul Hett and Susan wait to Topeka to visit a few daysjn the home of her parents, Mr. aftd Mrs. B. F. Stull.

1 Hfer Fish are best prepared journey by not being fed for NOTICE TO CKBOTTOBS Estate No. 8308 of Ernest Langdale, Deceased. Notice if hereby ffivsn to creditors of Mid that County Judge of brnska, will, on ibe 35th February. 1950, at A. at the County Court RooBV In County, examine, adjust and a claim? against said estate.

The for presenting claims limited to three months vejnber 25, In the County Court ty within the time I'orever barred. OSCAR.