The Elgin Review from Elgin, Nebraska • 5

THE R3BV1W ELGIN WBBR SKPTEMftER 17 1936 Mias Lana Porter spent the week end at her home in Orchard CREAMERY PROJECT IS STARTED AT CREIGHpN i PARK CENTER I Tuned To The Weather i ailormade SKELLY GASOLINE Stringfellow Service Station Phone 21 News More if rA I fro Your FURNACE while YOU sit at EASE! A plain MOFFAT ha the theyra(rHEAT-relaai to keep your home toaaty-warm with mud firing Burnt hot (toady long aconom-icall Bums clean less soot less ashes to carry fewer clinkers to pry out Be WARM in coldest take a rest from fire-tending Fill your bin with TODAY A was held Friday night with a fair sized crowd in attendance Senator Edwin Schultz was the speaker Everybody enjoyed it very much Sept A will be Friday October 2 1 Mr and Mrs Harry Bolin and' daughter Dorothy accompanied by Ed Bolin and Oscar Johnson left for Portland Oregon on Thursday where they plan to make their home Rev and Mrs Snyder finished moving into their new home In Neligh Friday Mr and Mrs Elmer Kinney are visiting at the home of Mr Kinney's parents They plan to remain three weeks Mrs Eu Dora Plank returned home from Amelia to spend the week end at home Mr and Mrs Vern Johnson and family at Oakdale and Mrs Mary Johnson of Elgin were Sunday guests at the Merchant home Mr and Mrs Walter Kinney and family were Sunday evening callers at the Leland Clark home dust storm followed by rain and much lightning struck the vicinity Monday night Louie bam was burned to the ground and Louie Weeders bam started to burl but they succeeded in extinguishing It before It got much headway GRANDSTAND PLANS NOW COMPLETE SAYS WAGNER Wagner county surveyor stated that everything is in readiness for winding up last minute details for the new grandstand as a WPA project He sent the blueprints to Norfolk and as soon as the local sponsors are ready work will be commenced The new grandstand will be 176 feet long whereas the old one is about 100 feet in length There will be entrances at either end and also stairways from the back that run up to the seating section The seating capacity will be nearly doubled Frank Watkins says the local sponsors are ready to do their -Neligh News FIND THE BONES OF PRE HISTORIC ANIMAL Recently while Tieo Ott was excavating for a trench silo he unearthed a bone of unusual size and shape which evidently at some time in the distant past belonged to an animal of another age It was apparently a portion of the back part of the skull to which the vertebra was originally attached Other bones were found some distance from the spot where the above specimen was uncovered Mr Ott indicated that he would bring these seemingly ancient relics to the Citizen office where they will be on display Tilden Citizen is the most common appela-tlon for one's father a survey in New York reveals In line with the modern trend the is usually omitted Hartford Courant TOMATOES Good canning tomatoes $1 59 a basket Your HOG FEED Purina and Go-Getter pig feed are still being sold in large quantities Inquire about time or cash prices MILL FEEDS Mill feeds and packing house products always carried in stock and priced right FLOUR We still recommend BonTon Jersey Cream Omar and My Kind flour POULTRY TONICS A large supply of Dr Salsburys and Russells products on hand always depjable We are in the market for alfalfa and Sweet Clover Seed We Buy Poultry Cream and Eggs Elgin Feed Store Conger Prop Creighton I to have a g7000 poultry dressing plant the only Independent unit of its kind in the state The plant being built and to be operated by the Creighton Co-operative Creamery company will employ from 12 to 15 persona Excavation for the new building to be of Ferren-wall brick the same type of construction being employed In the new school house is well under way Wlalter Andersen holds the construction contract The build lng costing $4000 without plumbing electrical and refrigeration facilities is to be completed by November li Equipping the building for use will cost $3000 Cork insulation alone will cost nearly $900 with refrigeration plumbing and electrical installation and a special sewage outlet accounting for the remainder -Creighton News tmmnmwwmmtmmwm 0 Peterson Opt REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Glasses Fitted by Latest Selentlflo Methods Office at Jewelry Store WANT AD VS HAY: If you need any hay see us By bale ton or load Doran Bros Seymour farm east of Elgin 353 STRAYED: 1 red-white faced steer with white stripe down back Weighs about 650 Matt Wylie It FOR RENT: Good 6 room house with 1 acre and barn Josephine Klink HARDY PLANTS FOR FALL PLANTING: Columbines delphin iums breath painted dai-sys foxglove blue mist pinks boltonia coreapsis salvia white forget- me-nots dwarf and tall Rock plants oriental poppies These must be planted in the fall 7 for 50c 20 for mixed or one kind Hollyhocks all colors Parsley for the asking Ph 113 Mirs ohn Heck It Avon Theatre Elgin FRIDAY SATURDAY September 18-19 Ricardo Cortez in The secret service get their man Also adventures of Frank Merriwell Saturday Matinee Children under 14 free Adults 15c Evening 10c-15c-20c SUNDAY MONDAY September 20-21 Wells amazing prediction of the future To Come See the world a hundred years from now Also Don Bestor orchestra and News Admission 10c-20c-25c XXXXK4 Local Mr and Mrs George Young visited in Norfolk Sunday Mr and Mrs A Reuter Neligh visitors on Monday were Mr and Mrs George Ward spent from Sunday until Wednesday at Lake Ericson Mr and Mrs Bierman spent Sunday with friends and relatives in Norfolk and Battle Creek Miss Clara Paulsen spent tire week-end at the home of her parents in Newman Grove Mrs A Nicholas attended the Methodist conference at Grand Island Thursday and Friday Miss Irene Schrad spent Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Schrad of Petersburg Miss Marjorie Nyrop left for Lincoln on Tuesday where she will enroll in the state university for the next year The Methodist Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Graham on Thursday with a large number in attendance Mr and Mrs Wilbur Davis and son John Paul visited at the home of Mr and Mrs George Wilcox of Neligh Sunday A number of friends and relatives gathered at the Will Seler home on Sunday to help celebrate the birthday of Mrs iSeier Dr MlcClelland returned Tuesday from a fishing trip in Minnesota He reported a fine trip and an excellent catch Mr and Mrs William Wagner of Neligh visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Kell They are the parents of Mrs Kell Mrs Martha Brookhauser and sons Percy and Dave of Orchard spent Sunday visiting with her daughter Mrs Grace Wilcox Mr and Mrs Spieth left Sunday for a short visit with Mr parents at Amherst They returned home Monday evening Mr and Mrs Fee and Barbara went to Omaha Tuesday morning Miss Fee will enter nurse's training at the University Hospital Mr and Mrs Jerry Sullivan returned from their wedding trip Wednesday and a number of friends gathered for a chivari paty shortly after their arrival Furnace-Size Mat" Labeled (or roar protection Moffat Mined at Oak Hill Colo ROUTT BEST COM Give the dairyman a break cash those empty bottles jt your grocer Miss Betty Schrad left Friday for Lincoln where she will be employed Huffman and Cliff Ray of Neligh made a business trip to Omaha Monday Mr and Mrs Paul Schlenz visited in Petersburg Sunday at the home of Mrs Parr Mr and Mrs A Carlson made a business trip to Lincoln Thursday While there they attended the State Fi Fair fold 'Old Time Dance Sept 25 Greenland Dance Room Admission 10c and 25c Good music Everybody welcome 38-lt Mr and Mrs Sans Sally Beth and Jerry spent Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives and friends at West Point Miss Katherine Sullivan of Norfolk spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Sullivan Mr and Mrs A Wright and daughter Margaret spent Sunday in Battle Creek at the home of Mrs parents Mrs Maria Lindberg has gone to Columbus where she will spend the winter at the home of her daughter Mrs A Trowbridge Mr nd Mrs Coupland of Norfolk spent Sunday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs Hin-man returning home Monday Mr and Mrs A1 Ludwick and daughter Charlene and Miss Marl-llyn Trotter of Loretto visited Sunday at the home of Mrs Della Ludwick Miss Catherine Ban returned to her home in Chicago 111 Monday after spending about ten days at the Chas Keil home Miss Ban is a cousin of Mr Keil Ray Fitzsimmonds Kent Jochum and A Payne left Monday morning for a trip through Oregon Idaho and Washington They expect to be gone about two weeks The Elgin Band has an engagement at the Boone County Fair being held this week and will give concerts there on Friday A number of Elgin people are planning to attend Mr and Mrs Ray Payne entertained Friday evening in honor of Mrs birthday Those present were Mrs Elizabeth Cratty Mr and Mrs Cratty Dr and Mrs 8 Hinman and family Mrs Ota Lewis and family and A1 ANOTHER CAR IN SOON Leave your order now or arrange for delivery Elgin Lumber Company Sharkey Dairy at the Chaa Coupland farm Phone 114 1011 Rev A Bowden spent the week at Grand Island where' he attended the Methodlat conference He was called home to officiate at the funeral of Carl Barr returning to Grand Island Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs Elmer Kinney of Columbus Ohio arrived the latter part of the week for a visit with relatives and friends Mr Kinney is in the employ of the Davey Tree Company who do tree surgery work Huffman left Monday morning for Cambridge Mass where he will enter Harvard to continue his law course Mr Huffman is a grad uate of the Elgin schools and also graduated from Doane college last spring Mr Ball was painfully injured last Thursday when a car in which he was riding struck a bridge near Ewing He was quite badly cut about the head and face and it was necessary to take numerous stitches to close the wound Robert Moser son of Mrs Joe about the mouth when he was thrown from a horse and kicked while returning home from school Wednesday evening It was necessary to take several stitches to close the wound Mr and Mrs Sass accompanied by Mrs sister Mrs Robert Lipscomb went to Lincoln Sunday to visit with Lewis Sass and Robert Lipscomb who are attending the state university Mrs Lipscomb who has spent the past month here left for St Joseph Mo Mr and Mrs Alva Hammond of Chicago visited in Elgin Monday en-route to Colorado Mr Hammond is a son of Hammond who was formerly associated with Cratty in the lumber and grain business Mr Hammond had not been back here for oyer thirty years Supt Peterson and Coach McMil-len have been busy on the athletic field east of the school house and with the aid of the boys interested in athletics are in hopes to have it ready for the football season This was recently acquired by the school board and will make an excellent place for all athletic events Out of town relatives attending the funeral of Carl Barr were Mr and Mrs Barr of Newman Grove Mr and Mrs Barr of Dubuque Iowa Mr and Mrs Chas Carter of Sioux Falls Ray and Avis Carter and Mrs Bud Knight of Sioux City la and Miss Ruth Grunke of Lincoln CEDAR CREEK Mr and Mrs Carl May and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Paul Christiansen home in Tilden Dick Hasebrook and Reuben Swanson left Tuesday morning for Missouri where they will spend several days Paul Christiansen is doing the farm chores at the Hasebrook farm Mrs Mitchell was surprised Sunday evening by her friends and relatives in honor of her birthday The evening was spent dancing and playing cArds A lunch was served at a late hour Mrs Wilbur Bon returned homo Saturday from Wisner where she had spent the past week visiting at relatives Mr and Mrs Herb Josten and family were Sunday visitors at the Will Totten home Mr and Mrs Vic Lorenzen and daughters from north of Neligh spent Sunday with the Henry Wtl-gocki Jr family The Lorenzcns were former residents on the Cedar SOUTH CLAY RIDGE Mr and Mrs Ed Nielsen Harold and Norman were Sunday afternoon callers at the Andrew Larson home Miss Rigmore Nielsen was an all day visitor Sunday at the Fred Schmidt home and' SSe Sunday evening callers at the Fred Schmidt home Mr and Mrs Peter Rasmussen and daughter Mary Lou and Mr and Mrs Fred SChmidt motored to Yankton Sunday to visit Mr Jens Thompsen who is in the hospital there Mr and Mrs Loton Fink and daughter Allie Mae took Audry to Omaha Monday where she is attend ing school Mr Harold Anderson of Petersburg accompanied them in order that he might visit his father Oscar Anderson who is recovering from an operation at the University Hospital there Miss Von Bon who is working in Omaha returned with them and is planning to visit at home for a few weeks Mr and Mrs Orville Armstrng and family Mr and Mrs Loton Fink and family Mr and Mrs Geo Sprout and family Mr and Mrs Alvin Caldwell and Marlon Fisher Mr and Mrs Emil Anderson and Lyle Mr and Mrs John Volentine and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Carl Eddy home Mr and Mrs Phillip Hawks were business visitors at Norfolk Saturday Tom Busteed went to Omaha Sun day evening with stock cattle George Sprout went to Omaha the middle part of last week with stock cattle Louie bam burned to the ground Monday night It was struck by lightning Mr and Mrs Matt Scholl and daughter Elsie Francis Scholl and Ted Erpelding and his father were Sunday evening callers at the Frank Braband b9me A Review Want Farmers Co-Op Exch Your Trade With Yourself Spieth Manager Elgin Nebraska Mrs A Wright and Mrs Huffman entertained a group of friends at a treasure hunt on Fri-Mr and Mrs Donald Springer day evening Following this a wel-moVed from Wayne to Eagle Wed-! ner roast was held on the Cedar east nesday where Mr Springer will of town have charge of a pastorate there WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS the way with our Friday and Saturday Specials It sure makes a feller smile the way we are pouring Specials this week and attend Wesleyan University Mr and Mrs A Nicholas and daughter Mrs Donald Springer of Lincoln spent Sunday with Catherine Nicholas in Omahar Miss Nicholas Is faking a nurses training course at the Methodist hospital Fresh Chocolates Pound 10c SALTED PEANUTS Fresh lb 10c Ad Will Sell It! BANANAS Pound 5c SCHOOL SHOES 98c For Saturday September 19 3 packages Jar Rmgs rrr 10c Mason Jar Lids per dozen 1 19c 6 Giant Bars Crystal Soap 22c (Limited to 10 bars to a customer) No Vi can SWeet Potatoes 13c 2 for 25c 3 Small packages Oxydol 22c 1 Medium Oxydol 19c large OxydoL 5 tc Near Gallon Red Raspberries 1 75c Nebraska Red Potatoes per bag $260 Velvet Tobacco per can 10c (Limited to 3 cans to a customer) Yellow Onions per pound ZliC Tokay Grapes per pound 10c Boxed Jonathan Apples Lettuce etc WE BUY EGGS is i SHOES For Men $198 I ss I HATS New Fall Felts $298 DIAMOND Service Station 3 I.