Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 5

I I I Beatrice, Wednesday, July 11, 1048 BEATRICE DAILY SUN PAGE FIVE TOMORROW is the day of -if you prepare for it now. Our home financing plan enables you to buy your home while you live in it. It requires no more. in payments than you would pay for rent, after reasonable down payment has been taken care of. I in and learn about details.

The State Savings and Loan Association SIXTH AND ELLA STREETS Tor Botter COAL Call WE SELL STOKERS 78 WOOD AND MURRAY ROOFERS Complete roofing and shingling service. All work and materials guaranteed. Arlo Neuman, Lincoln, heading the crew. Call for estimRites. Phone 1549X or 1588 CHANGE TO SUMMER WEIGHT OIL AND GREASE NOW! Champion Spark Plugs Stock Spray Car Washing Doyle Service Station 800 Court St.

-Customers not receiving their Dully Sun call. 1618). ti Wymoro--it you have not redelved your Daily Sun by 6 p. m. call 21.

-Hog and Cattle Sale at Beatlee Livestock Co, Thurs. 8 'clock. John W. Heist, auct. and Attend Funeral in Lincoln-Rt.

Rev. F. Mock and Father Kelly of Beatrice, Father Brombach of WySnore, Father Wagenar of Steinauer and Father Cadek of Odell were in Lincoln today to attend the funeral of Rev. A. M.

Mosler. Birth--Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lawrence of Beatrice, a daughter at the Mennonite hospital this morning. -For Sale: Slightly used Uni'versal electric range.

Player piano with rolls, Phone Wymoro 295 W. 11-18 Arrives in States Cpl. Orville Rine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cam Rine of 1400 Jefferson, has arrived in the States after 19 months in the European theatre.

He is now in Virginia and expects to come home soon. $100 in Fines -Police Chief Paul 'Acton told city commissioners that Fines and costs collected during June totalled $100, with $10 served time. Thirteen arrests were made And 23 meals served. Sale Authorized--City commissioners have authorized sale of an unnecessary tool house in Riverside park and a. steel road drag.

The building is 8 by 16 feet. Dog in dog license fees was collected by the city during June, City Clerk A. G. Kleman 1 reports. Submits to Surgery--Lloyd E.

Clark, a city mail carrier, submitted to surgery Monday morning at the Veterans Hospital in Lincoln. He i is getting along fine and expects to be home around the first of August. -Dr. E. E.

Best, chiropractor Cleared of Charges--Clinton O. Lloyd, Beatrice, was found innocent in county court by Judge F. E. Crawford yesterday on charges of assault and battery. Divorce Granted--Leigh M.

Reid was granted a divorce in district court yesterday from Marilyn W. Reid. The couple was married May, 1942, in Seneca, Kansas. The defendant will receive temporary custody of the child, $30 per month child support, and $600 alimony. The charges were extreme cruelty.

Making Nice Recovery--Teddy Quackenbush, who underwent major surgery at the Lutheran hospitdi, was dismissed Monday and is reported to be making a nice recovery. Teachers Exams- The date for special teacher examinations has been set for Aug. 17, the superintendent announced today to renew expired certificates and to applicants for certain teaching positions. The examinations will be held in Beatrice at the court house. Receives Discharge Cpl.

Arlen D. Tatro of Wymore received a medical discharga from the army On June.16, according to word received by his mother, Mrs. Oral Tatro. Arlan and wife are now Visiting the latter's relatives in Mississippi. At the Lutheran--Jacob Krom at Swanton, Mrs, Elayne Dugan and H.

E. Lentz, of Beatrice, were admitted for treatment yestarday. Mrs. Charles Galloway, Dorothy Helmke, and Mrs. Walter Coleman, all of Beatrice, and Mrs.

n. L. Hubka of Odell were dismissed today, Birth--Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nielson of Western are the parents of a daughter born at the Lutheran hospital Tuesday evening.

At the Mennonite--Ronald Byarg and Catherine and Karan Bates, all of Beatrice, underwent tonsillectomies this morning A. M. Darwin of Beatrice was admitted to surgery this morning. Mrs. Dominic Wistuba of Sterling was dismissed yesterday.

Mrs. Frank Baker of Beatrice and Darlene Sorenson of Filley were dismissed todays Personals Personals July 7. offered at the session. A Toast to Taste! AND IT DOES TASTE NETTER I Rochester Dairy a ONE Pint of Vitamin Dad enriched Deiry Milk VITAMIN I a rains the full, deily minimum require- MI af. Vitamin needed by infants.

Mrs. John Mead left yesterday for Los Angeles, California, where she will visit her daughters, Virginia Mead and Mrs. C. F. Chaney.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drew and children Vickie, Doug, And Steve returned to St. Louis after visiting in Beatrice with relatives. Mrs.

Max Crawford and son, Roger, of Humbolt are visiting the James Crawford home. Dr. and Mrs. F. W.

Beckman returned from a week's visit in Sidney with Dr. Beckman's brother, H. F. Beckman and family, Mrs. Howard Souder and son, Don Souder, R.

D. M. 2-c of Omaha returned home Monday after a visit here at the home of Mrs. Ray Smith. Don has just returned from the South Pacific.

The Souder family formerly lived in Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pretzer and family of Pickerell were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Pretzer, route 3, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.

Brinkruff, Mrs. Betty Nicolai, Art Thackary and Celia Kjaren all spent Sunday in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. William Bigola, Mrs.

Rilla Moore and Bud Bigola of Osage City, spent Sunday and Monday in Beatrice with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eklund. Pvt. Robert Goodrich, who has been attending the university at Laramie, la here visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Goodrich. On July 14 he reports to Ft. Leavenworth, for reassignment. Barbara McPheeters of Kansas City, is a house guest at the Ralph Goodrich home.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Forsyth and family spent Sunday in Crete with Mrs. Forsyth's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Putman. Lt. John Fulton, wife and son (left Monday for Camp Pope, Fort Bragg, N. after visiting in Beatrice with Mr. and Mrs.

George Fulton. Edith and Graco Higgins of Fargo, N. are here for few days visit with the Higgins, Essam and Patmore families, Edith is a seed analyst at the agriculture college at Fargo. Mrs. Pansy Higgins Mikesell of New Castle, who spent a short time in Beatrice with relatives, has returned home.

Mrs. Sadie Krapp of Cortland and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McPherson and children of Ames, were in Beatrice Tuesday visiting friends. S-Sgt H.

H. Bruce and wife of Camp Fannin, are here visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bruce of West Court street.

The Bruce's also expect their daughters, Mrs. Ruby Roe of Omaha and Mrs. Evelyn Slocum of St. Joseph, to arrive Saturday to spend the week end. S-Sgt.

Bruce and wife will return to Texas next Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Hall of Shenandoah, spent the day in Beatrice yesterday making preparations for the school year.

They will reside at 617 No. 17th and will move to Beatrice around Aug. 1st. Mr. Hall is the newly elected instructor of manual training junior high.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Nicewonger of Pickrell were shopping in Beatrice Tuesday. Charles Ellis, son of Judge and Mrs.

C. B. Ellis, has returned home after spending a week at the Alfred Hurtz farm near Wymore. Rev. and Mrs.

Ross McCown and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jones were in Fairbury Tuesday night to attend a Presbytery meeting called for the release of Rev. Hendrichs of the Alexandria Presbyterian church, who is going to Oregon. A picnic supper followed the meet- ing.

Maxine Pethoud and Edith Nor- leimore have gone to Walla, Walla, where they have employment. C. Vincent McFadden of Columbia, who has been a guest at H. E. Sackett home for the past few days, left for Denver.

Those attending the funeral of Milton G. Keedy from a distance were Wayland Ward Ph. M. 2-C of Charleston, W. Mr.

and Mrs. T. M. Ward of Kansas City, Mrs. Arthur Ward of Murdock and daughter of Omaha and son, vert Neil, of Crete, Mrs.

Elsie Cal- and Russell Keedy of Mrs. John Weaver of Bird City, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kohler, Mrs. Anna Burt and Martha Gochny of Lincoln.

Mra. R. W. Grant left today for Kansas City, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Sheldon, IRAN TO BUY TRUCKS TEHRAN, July 11 (P) The Iranian cabinet has approved the purchase of 815 American trucks and motor cars now being used by the U.

S. forces in Iran for a total of $800,000. The action was taken SOCIAL ACTIVITIES IN BEATRICE AND ELSEWHERE Announcements For Thursday B. P. 0.

Does covered dish dinner at 6:30 p. m. at the Business and Professional Women's cabin. Mrs. Grace Friday chairman, Mrs.

Homer Grimes hostess. M. M. club meets with Mrs. Anna Schultz as hostess at 2 p.

m. St. Joseph's circle 4 meets with Mra. Frank Conradt of 1012 North 6th, as hostess assisted by Mrs. Lawrence Ullman.

Trinity Lutheran Missionary Society meets with Mrs. E. W. Beisner at 1326 North 10th, as hostess at 2:30 p. m.

Leader, Mrs. John P. Dresp. John's Lutheran Luther League at 8 p. m.

T. A. B. club, Mrs. Verlene Hemminger, route 2, Beatrice.

hostess, 2 p. D. U. V. Picnic- U.

V. kensington will have a picnic at Riverside park Thursday at 1 o'clock. Bring covered dish, sandwiches, sugar, own service and bingo prize. ris captured a 10-round split Glenover club meets with Mrs. George Bishop in Glenover with an evening meeting.

FAIRBURY SOCIETY Mra. M. twelowell, of Fairbury entertained folks Saturday honoring the third birthday of her grandaughter, Betsy Bea Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of Washington, D.

C. Mrs. Bailey and three daughters are spending part of the summer with her parents here. Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Croisant en tertained at dinner at their home near Jansen Sunday, honoring their son, Everett. Guests included Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Nelson, Mrs. O. Brown, Miss Rosa Owen and Miss Edna Brown. Luncheon. J.

Powell Compliments gave a Daughter luncheon for thirty guests at the country club last Wednesday in compliment to her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Bailey of Washington, D. C. Celebrates 92nd Birthday' J. W.

Weber, who is making his home with his daughter, Mrs. Joe Boerner of Fairbury, celebrated his 92nd birthday on the Fourth of July. Besides his two daughters, Mrs. Boerner and Mrs. Mary Smith, and his two sons, Ray and Louis Weber of Fairbury, he had with him on his birthday, another daughter, Mrs.

John Maags and daughters, Virginia and Dorene of Jamestown, N. D. Farewell Party Walther League of Trinity church at Gladstone held a farewell party for Miss Bertha Wachholz last Thursday evening. Miss Wachholz is returning to California. Among those present were Maxine Siebenneicker, DeLoris Krause, Winona Ude, Loretta Meyer, Ruth Philippi, Alvin Meyer, Norris Schoen, Alfred Onnen, Martin Bayer, Gerhard Onnen, Rev.

Wachholz and Donavan Kruse. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold had as guests Thursday evening Arnold's sisters, Miss Anna Arnold of Madison, Mrs. Lloyd Forsburg and son of Lansing, Mrs.

Otto Schnuelle and husband and daughters, Dorothy Mae and Norma Jean of Pickrell and Mrs. Elmer Campbell of Hollenberg, and his nephew, Richard Arnold of Kansas City. Miscellaneous Shower For Mrs Gaylord Darrow of Savanna, Ill, formerly Miss Ruth Schroeder of Jansen, Mrs. John A. Friesen, Mrs.

Harold Schroeder and Mrs. Chet Schroeder gave a miscellaneous shower at the home FUNERAL NOTICES 'Mrs. Mary Mowry-Services will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday from the Harman Mortuary with Rev.

Ross McCown officiating. Burial will be in the Blue Springs cemetery, George Baker--Services will be held Thursday morning at 10:30 from the Bergmeyer chapel with Rev. A. G. Rietdorf officiating.

Burial will be in Evergreen Home cemetery. Rev. J. V. Kauffold--Services were held today Bergmeyer chapel and at 11 o'clock from St.

Paul's Lutheran church. Rev. J. J. Timken officiated.

At 3 p. m. services were held from the Bethlehem Lutheran Rev. church A. C.

near Traugott Bremen, and Rev. with H. Buss in charge. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rev.

P. W. Ludwig had charge of the commital service at the grave. Pall-bearers were Rev, Falkenroth of Beatrice, Rev. Scheffel of Wymore, Rev.

Juengel of Odell, Rev. Jordaning of Jansen, Rev. Blessing of Plymouth and Rev. Degner of Plymouth. PAID $99 AS LOBBYIST LINCOLN, July 11 (AP) -Mrs.

Gladys Wieler, Norfolk, was paid $99 for her services as lobbyist at the last session of the legislative in behalf of the Madison and Pierce county rural school board association, according to a report filed today with Secretary of State Frank Marsh. Mrs. Wieler posed "reform" schppl measures of Mrs. Friesen in Jansen last Thursday afternoon. Among the guests from a distance were Mrs.

H. H. Wahl of Reedley, Mrs. Hazel Vanier Wahl of Fresno, Cal. The guest of honor is a sister of Mra.

Leslie Friesen of Jansen. Sixty were present. Wenzl-Kerl Alice Anne Kerl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kerl of Pawnee City became the bride of Pvt.

Dale Wenzl, only son of Mr. and Mrs, Paul P. Wenzl Burchard on June 'at Hopkinsville, Ky. The ceremony was performed In the First Methodist church at Hopkinsville, by the pastor, Dr. A.

C. Johnson. The bride is a graduate of the Seneca, high school class of 1944. The groom graduated the 1941 class of the Burchard" high school. He has been in service three years and at present is located at Camp Campbell near Hopkinsville where they are now residing.

Mrs. C. F. Watters was hostess to W. S.

of C. S. Thursday afternoon. The birthday cake was baked by Mrs. R.

E. Poteet. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C. A.

Yarpe's circle. Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. George Bachenberg of southwest of Burchard celebrated their golden wedding anniversary July 1. A family dinner was held.

Their four children and other relatives were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bachenberg were married, in Dunning, Pawnee City pastor by of Rev. the Presbyterian church.

They have resided 011 the same farm near Ar. mour for more than 40 years. WILBER SOCIETY The Wilber Garden club met at the American Legion hall with the president, Mrs. Stanley Hoff: man' presiding July 4. Guests were Mrs.

T. J. Henry of Cashmere, Mrs. Lumir Hoffman of Swanton, Miss Irma Horsky of Omaha and Mrs. Joseph J.

Svare I and Mrs. Jacob Stejskal. Mrs. I John Nerud was taken into the club as a new member. The club voted to set aside $50 to be for the city project, "The Living Memorial." Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Anthony Shimerda, Mrs. Marie Tyser and Mrs. Edward Kobes. The table was centered with bouquets of red and white flowers and an arrangement of small American flags. Shower For Mrs.

Duerfeldt A miscellaneous shower was held at the American Legion hall Sunday afternoon in courtesy to Mrs. Glen Duerfeldt. nee Blanche Ripa. Mrs. Steve Kohel of Clatonia.

Mrs. Joseph Stirba of Swanton and Miss Inez Ripa were the hostesses. Out, of town guests were Henry Kovar of Broken Bow, Mrs. Mary Wanck of Friend, Mrs. Fred Stehlik of Pleasant Dale, Mrs.

Adolph Wanek, Mrs. Vrbsky and daughter, Mrs. Steve Kozel all of Crete, Mrs. Otto Wanek, Miss Alma Ripa, Mrs. Frank Hoffman.

Miss Irma Dvorak, Mrs. Paul Archer of Lincoln, Mrs. Eman Blaha, Mrs. Frank Sobotka, Mrs. Alfred Sobotka of DeWitt.

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pisar and daughter of Dorchester were and Mrs. Roy Springer of Fort Leavenworth, Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Kotouc of Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pisar and daughter of Wilber, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Feeken and son, and H.

F. Feeken. Mrs. Alma Yant of Crete. and her granddaughter, Thelma, entertained at dinner Sunday for her grandson, gt.

Wencil Schleis and wife and son, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schleis and sons, Milo and Warren and Mr. and Mrs. James Dvorak and son, all of Wilber.

Miss Neva Dorman had as dinner guests on her birthday Sunday, Misses Mildred Kovar, Mary Helen Kozak and Norma Vilda. Mrs. Mayme Zajicek entertained the Happy Hour kensington Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Louis Trnik of Orete and Mrs.

Vac, Novak were guests. BETHEL SOCIETY Bringing a basket dinner and enjoying Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John' 'Aden and family were Mr. and Mrs.

William Hoehne and Joleen of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoehne of Crete, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Pittam of Adams, old Aden and family of Beatrice.

Dinner gueats of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Richards Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Forest Richards of Eldorado, Kans.

Mrs. Elaine Dugan' and children of Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jansen entertained her father and brothers.

Allen Miller, Earl Arthur of Adams at dinner last Sunday. Other guests in the evening, were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kenneth of Filley, Mr. and Mrs.

William Kelle of Adams. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt were and Mrs. Louis Schmidt and family of Odell.

Mr. and Mrs. Eilert Ottersburgi and family of Filley, Mr. and Mrs. George Hippen and sons of Lewiston.

C. M. and Mrs. Gene Herman, Mrs. Albert Mettcher and son of Wymore were dinner and supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. McFarren Friday, VIRGINIA SOCIETY The July meeting of the Virginia P. T. A. was parcommunity picnic held at the evening, July 4th.

The program, which followed the supper consisted of several old time violin numbers by C. R. Mittan and Frank Schuster accompanied by V. A. Varney.

The Gold Star orchestra entertained with several numbers. C. H. Harman of Beatrice showed some moving pictures of scenes of the northwest. The August meeting will be at the schoolhouse.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Knoche and family drove to Edgar Sunday to spend the day with relatives. The Virginia Helping Hand club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Kozak Thursday afternoon.

ODELL SOCIETY ODELL SOCIETY A picnic and family reunion of the Zugmier family was held in Odell Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zugmier and daughter and Mrs. C.

D. Olmstead of Hubbard, Mrs. Paul Madden and daughter of Webster City, Mr. and Mrs. John Zugmier and Mrs.

daughter Dean and Zugmier granddaughters. Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphreys and daughters of Wyand Mrs. Clem Le Poidevin and Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Hayes and family of Diller, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Colgrove and family and Mr. and Mrs.

William Zugmier and daughter of Odell. Mrs. L. R. Vejraska entertained at her home Saturday evening at a dessert bridge honoring Mrs.

Howard Koeneke, Mrs. Don Hatch and the Misses Mera Bernadt and Florence Nevils. High score was won by Miss Bernadt. Mrs. Royal Elf won second prize and Miss Gladys Colwell won the traveling prize.

A basket dinner in honor of Miss Ruby Bartlett of Washington, D. and the hirthdays of Mrs. Carl Rosecrans. Mrs. Clyde Rathbun and Opal Bartlett was held at the home Mrs.

Hazel Bartlett. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hunnicutt and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Rathbun of Wymore, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Layton.

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Pauline Rathbun, Mrs. Lora Champ, Mrs. Betty Bartlett and children and Mrs. Hazel Bartlett, Ruby, and Opal. Afternoon callers Mrs.

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10 BIG AID PAR 5 OF DRINKS TASTY Mr. and Mrs. William Decker and family, Mrs. Frank Mahlmann and daughter, and Mrs. Elder attended a farewell picnic at the ZENITH HEARING $40.00 DRUG STORE Kitchen Cabinets Spacious all wood cabinets with inlaid top.

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811 COURT Opposite Victory Theatre -Dr. Berg's office will be closed from July 16 to 21st. 8-20 -WANTED: Trucker to haul 3 TG6 gliders from Yukon, to Beatrice. These gliders were bought and paid for early in May from army surplus materials thru the defense plants corp. The local Gage county rationing board will not allow me gas to bring them back.

These gliders are on an army airport and must he removed at once, as enough time has been granted to have them removed, but I have no gas. Truckers get in touch with me. A. C. (Gus) Weiss phone Res 1702.

airport 2004. 10-11-12 Meet Veterans of foreign wars meeting Thursday at 8 p. m. in the Blue Room of the auditorium. Birth--A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Hugo Taylor of Beatrice at the Lutheran hospital this morning. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brown of Hebron, were week end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Cox of this city. The Coxs and Browns spent most of their time at the airport. Phil Brown formerly was a Lieutenant in the CAP at San Jose, Calif. Mr.

Cox is flight instructor at the Beatrice airport. Mrs. Albert Ewald and Carol Ann left Tuesday for their home in California after visiting the past three months in Beatrice with her sister, Mrs. Roy Rossiter, and other relatives and friends. She was accompanied to California by Mrs.

Dorothy Ahl, Carol Jean and Melvin, who expect to make their home there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert engale and son, Larry, have returned from Great Bend. where they visited Mr.

and Mr. Ernest Nightengale and family. J. W. Kaminska was in Lincoln Tuesday on business.

Mrs. Otto Doty and Clara Marie Doty of Burchard were in Beatrice Tuesday enroute to Lincoln to spend a few days with relatives. Mrs. Marjorie Umphenour and baby of Lincoln returned Tuesday after visiting here at the J. B.

Kyle home. Mrs. Herbert Stafford left Tuesday evening for Kingman, to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Dorman. Tech.

Sgt. Melvin Penner and wife leave tomorrow for Bellevue, and on July 19 Sgt. Penner reports to Ft. Leavenworth, From there he will go to Sioux City, Ia. Pvt.

Floyd Plucknett, stationed at Camp Walters, Texas, is here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Plucknett. Capt. Harrison Scott left Mon- day from Lincoln for Hampton Roads, Newport News, after spending several days here with his family.

Mrs. Scott and children accompanied him to Lincoln. Sgt. and Mrs. Warren Graves and daughter left Monday for Kansas City after visiting in Beatrice with the sergeants parents, Mr.

and Mrs. P. W. Graves. SK 2-c Garold Graves left Tuesday for San Diego, after a furlough with his parents, the P.

W. Graves, The seaman recently returned to the states from Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roszell returned Monday from Denver, where they spent ten days with their son and two daughters.

Lt. and Mrs. John Bartlett are visiting here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bartlett and Mr.

and Mrs. Woodson Barnard and other relatives and friends in Beatrice and vicinity. Lt. Bartlett has just returned from overseas duty. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Penkaro at Virginia were in Beatrice today on business. Mrs. John Weaver left for Hortan, today to visit her daughter after being here to attend the funeral of Milton G. Keedy.

Mrs. Bismarck Thomas of Marysville, is spending a few days in Beatrice with. her mother, Mra. George Nisely..