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THE COLFAX COUNTY CALL Thursday, September 26, 1935 Local News B. F. Farrell transacted business in Lincoln Tuesday. Bridge or Junior Lamps without bulb or shade, Bolt Variety. 10-1 Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Kayton left Tuesday for several week's visit in Colorado. James Fischer of Omaha is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. L.

J. Zimola. Mrs. Edw. Waters and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Beckius. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hoops and Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Hoops spent Saturday in Columbus. Dr. and Mrs. W.

B. McTaggert and family of Arcadia, la, spent Monday with Dr. and Mrs. W. H.

Fritz. Special Mar-0-Oil Shampoo and finger wave 50c. DeVore Beauty Shop tf. John J. Murphy of Great Falls, Mont.

stopped on his return from Omaha for a short visit at. the J. R. Henry home Tuesday morning. Marion S.

White drove in from Knox county Friday night and visited over the week end with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. White. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry McNamara accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lytle Chilcotte of Fremont spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Pierre at Decatur. Albin Peltz, Geo. McKenzie, Emerson and Edward Smatlan, and Chas. Mastny and John Peltz of Linwood returned Friday from Minnesota where they had spent two weeks fishing. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Beechler of Omaha stopped enroute to Columbus for a short visit at the H. J. Tully home Wednesday. Mrs.

Tully and Mrs. Beechler were classmates at Boyle's college. Russell Salak attended the mail carriers convention held at Norfolk Sunday. Russell reports a good crowd in attendance, altho there was much disappointment when Congressman Karl Stefan, who was to be one of the speakers, was unable to be present. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Storts, Mrs. Eli Hershiser and Andrew Clark of O'Neil were visitors at the home of C. L.

and G. W. Jones from Saturday until Monday. Mr. Storts and Mrs.

Hershiser are brother and sister of Mrs. Chas. Jones and Mr. Clark is an old friend of the family. Howard Baker of Fremont and Miss June Baker, son and daughter of Fredrick Baker of Schuyler, left Monday evening on a 4,000 mile motor trip.

Miss Baker, who has been visiting the past month with her father, returned to Rochelle, N. where she had been employed in a hospital. They will also visit New York City and many other points of interest. Miss Baker may return to Schuyler with her father. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Higgins spent Saturday in Omaha. Mrs. F. Seehase and son and Mrs.

A. L. Dixon spent Saturday in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs.

0. 0. Wilson of Omaha were guests at the Gus Lyden home Thursday. Mrs. S.

B. Moorehead of Albion Tuesday at the home of Mr. spent and Mrs. H. A.

Payzant. and Mrs. C. M. Hurley and Mr.

Claude are in Seneca, where they spending a week visiting relare atives. Mrs. Adolph Fritz and daughter, Marianne of Grand Island spent Tuesday in Schuyler. Miss Mariremained for a longer visit. anne Mr.

and Mrs. Ames Johnson of Newman Grove and Mrs. Harvey Johnson and daughter of Lindsay Friday at the Gilbert Eackspent er home. Daricek returned to CrefRudy ton Monday evening, where he is employed at the Lewis Radio and Refrigeration service. Rudy spent two weeks at home recovering from a throat infection.

I can hardly wait--I've already Shells at Gambles. I've used their shells for five years and ordered my do they bring in the game. There's none better and I save money on every box. Gamble Store Agency, G. E.

Schrank, Owner. Mr. and Mrs. Ray N. Kent of Omaha were over Monday visitors with Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. McCormick, Sr. and other relatives in Schuyler.

They had been on a short vacation visit with old friends at Osceola, returning to Omaha Tuesday evening. The pupils of Wilson high school defeated the Langley high I students in two pugball games on Friday evening. Another game will be played later on to decide the winner. Miss Loretta Dowd is the teacher at Wilson and Miss Kennedy is teaching in Langley high. Dressmaking for particular people.

Also would like a class of girls to learn Sewing. Mrs. Dora Schindler. Mrs. D.

Donelson entertained a number of children at a party on Saturday afternoon for her ter, Barbara Joan, who celebrated her eighth birthday. Games were played, after which a delicious lunch was served. Barbara Joan received many lovely gifts. Those present were Marilyn Kutin, Betty Higgins, Marcella Kunkle, Marie Vavra, Audrey Hammond and Roberta Donelson and Miss Marilyn Adlir of Omaha. Miss Erman Jones entertained at a 7 o'clock dinner party Saturday evening honoring Howard Eacker on his birthday anniversary.

The color scheme of pink and silver was carried out in the table decorations. The centerpiece was a birthday cake decorated in pink and white. Silver tapers were used at each end of the table. Following the dinner the guests drove to Columbus, where I they spent the evening. Vern Harmon of Omaha was an out of town guest.

The Bolton Department Store Have a new line of Silk Blouses and WOOL SKIRTS Have just received a new shipment of Girls' Dresses in ages 8 to 14 yrs. at $1.00 Ladies' Smocks Do not fail to visit Our Up Stairs Department for Lace Curtains and Window Shades, and many special items Save Money on Spool Cotton, 200 yard spool, 6 cord at 5c HENRY BOLTON SON Schuyler, Nebraska THE CALL'S -OPPORTUNITYCOLUMN to sell your article or to buy the Take want ad, your For Sale ad, will get results advantage of this space article you need. Your in these columns. IT PAYS TO GET A DEPENDABLE WAVE. Avoid harsh, crisp fuzz.

We use only new, standard materials and only trained, experienced operators. Phone 11-W for appointment. Modern Beauty Shoppe. PREVENT SERIOUS ILLNESS having your doctor examine By frequently. If he decides you you need medicine, bring your prescription to us to be filled by an experienced, registered druggist.

Chase Pharmacy. phone 78, LIFE INSURANCE- An unusual opportunity for District Agency, Schuyler territory. Our plan gets results. Address Agency Manager, The Western Union Life Insurance Company, LinColn, Nebraska, 10-1 TOMATOES FOR SALE- $1.50 per bushel. Anton Bohaty.

Frank Higgins was in Omaha the fore part of the week. Bridge or Junior Lamps without bulb or shade, Bolt Variety. 10-1 Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Baldwin drove to Omaha Wednesday to spend the day. Mrs. John Muller and son Ray spent Thursday in Howells with her mother, Mrs. Kovar.

Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Chickester of Fullerton spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Dietl. Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Johnson of Newman Grove spent Saturday at the Gilbert Eacker home. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Marek, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Marek spent Sunday at Dwight, Miss Maxine Bengard of Exira, Iowa spent the week end with Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph W. Peer. The New Town extension club met at the home of Mrs. R.

0. Brownell Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krov, Abie visited with the John Madr family west of Schuyler Saturday.

The Catholic Study club will meet at the home of Mrs. B. F. Farrell Wednesday, Oct. 2nd.

Mr. and Mrs. Clement Foust cf Scribner spent Saturday ard Sunday with his father, Henry Foust. Fred Wigington and Jos. Hobza drove to Omaha Saturday.

Mr. Hobza drove out a new Chevrolet. Bob Shonka was in Omaha Monday and Tuesday consulting a doctor in regard to nose and ear trouble. Mr. and Mrs.

R. 0. Brownell drove to Fremont Sunday to spend the day with their daughter, Miss Winifred. Miss Joan Farrell left Wednesday for St. Paul, where she A St.

will enter Catherine's her college. sophomore year in Mr. and Mrs. L. J.

Guy of Omaha, formerly of Columbus, were brief visitors with Call families Tuesday on their way to Silver Creek on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lambrecht attended a gathering of the Eller family, held at Pawnee park at Columbus Sunday.

About 85 relatives were present and a real old time picnic was enjoyed. The outstanding selling event in Hardware History will be held at the Dudek Hardware, SchuyIler, Nebr. This will be the National True Value Week, Oct. 5th to 12th Our hardware suppliers have canvassed I the merchandise world's for market this for occasion which is nation wide. Circulars will be in your hands about Sept.

128th. Look for them. umm noon tained Mrs. Dudek Thursday Neighbor was the Frank spent kensington afternoon. members Hardware.

sewing Krivohlavek of at on the The her a enter- Royal after- home quilt after which a lovely lunch was served. Members present were Mesdames E. B. Schmid, S. S.

Schmid, Otto Dlouhy, Wm. Hammond, Geo. Novotny, Anton Hovorka, J. L. Longacre, Wm.

Stasny, Allen Johannes, Jas. Krivohlavek, Edw. Novotny, Jos. Franek, A. V.

Kovar, Otto' Krivohlavek, and Peter Becker. Guests were Mesdames Radhaus, John Krivohlavek, John Machacek and daughter Olga. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Received a shipment of 1- and 2-year old fleshy White Face steers from Denver. Geo. A.

Shonka, Richland. FOR SALE OR TRADE--Oil Station for 80 acres of land, Otto Dlouhy. FOR SALE Rooted Geranium plants for winter blooming. Potted or buy them from flats and pot them yourself. At Schuyler Floral Shop, FOR SALE Spotted Poland Boars early farrow.

Leon Kluck, Richland, 10-3 THERE'S A JOB FOR YOU. Tell what you are best qualified to do and someone in this community will need your service. Get in touch with them through a classified ad. B. F.

Farrell was a business caller in Columbus Saturday. Mr. and of Osceola Betty Irish Sunday at Mrs. Paul Schmocker and Robert Ellidge and of Columbus spent the Emil Cech home. Miss Marcella Coufal left for Lincoln last week, where she will take up her duties as a stenographer in a trust company there.

Bridge or Junior Lamps without bulb or shade, Bolt Variety. 10-1 Mr. and Mrs. J. L.

Adler of Omaha spent Saturday at the D. Donelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marek, Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Marek and Frank Marek, Jr. spent Spnday in Omaha. Miss Cora B.

Clark returned to Omaha Saturday, after spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lyden. From Omaha she will return to her home in Washington, D. C.

Mrs. J. R. Henry enterta ned the bridge club at her home Tuesday afternoon. After a dessert luncheon the members spent the afternoon at contract.

Mrs. J. Pokorny was a guest of the club. Miss Helen Krivohlavek, who is attending Boyle's business college in Omaha, spent the week end in Schuyler. Another former restdent of Schuyler, Miss Kathleen Perry, is also attending Boyle's college.

Miss Sylvia Kemp entertained her Presbyterian Sunday school class consisting of twelve members at a picnie supper at the pavilion Thursday evening. All members of the class were present and a good time is reported. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Ruzicka, son in law and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. H.

Sixta, who are vacationing on the west coast, have recently been at Vancouver and will go from there to SanFrancisco and from there by boat to Los Angeles. In letters to home folks they report a most delightful tour of the coast country. Mrs. A. Z.

Vondracek ertertained the members of the Willing to Learn Extension club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Officers for the year are: president, Mrs. A. Z. Vondracek, and seeretary surer, Mrs.

Joe Russell. Mrs. Earl Vondracek and Mrs. Chas. Hoops are the leaders.

Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon to about 15 members. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schlestede visited with the Walter Miller famlily near Creston Sunday evening.

Mrs. Kate Grady and daughter Celia have moved to Linwood, where Celia has opened a beauty parlor. Mrs. F. G.

Morss entertained Mrs. Louis Keene, Mrs. Harold Keene and Misses Pearl Albertson and Ellen Howard all of Fremont at lunch Tuesday. Fred Kolouch left Wednesday morning for Minneapolis where he will continue his studies at the university of Minnesota in the medical department. Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Krov and Joe and Rhodie of Abie accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schelsted where they inspected the Columof near Richland to Platte Center, bus power project.

Judge W. I. Allen was at Omaha Monday and Tuesday in another hearing of the Wacha compensation trial, which was held before a judge of the district court. No decision was made in the case at this time. Accompanying Mr.

Allen to Omaha were Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Higgins, Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Wacha and the former's mother and John Parolek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and little son Wayne Paul of near Lyons, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.

L. F. McCormick. Mrs. Rogers is a former classmate of Mrs.

McCormick at Wayne State college, Mr. Rogers is a younger member of one of the oldest farm families in Burt county, whose father resided on a farm adjoining that of the parents of Mrs. H. A. McCormick, Sr.

Bridge or Junior Lamps 1 without bulb or shade, Bolt Variety. 10-1 Marriage Licenses Sept. 24- -Evert Mitchell McVicker, 22, and Belva Lavern Mitties, 24, both of North Bend. Sept. 24- Laddie Bures, 26, and Arlene Grace Stoltenberg, 18, both of Dodge.

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E. McNally BROKER Schuyler, Nebraska SCHUYLER MARKETS Wednesday, Sept. 25 Wheat 1.02 Oats 23; Rye 45 Hogs 10.40 to 10.50 Springs 14 Hens 15 Eggs 22 Butterfat 22 You'll get a and has Car Sertal Number reconditioned as checked BETTER BUY MOTOR RADIATOR Stock below Number MORN TRANSMISSION BATTERY from your STEERING GLASS FENDERS STARTING TIRES FINISH CHEVROLET IGNITION LIGHTING UPHOLSTERY Dealer LUBRICATION By Your Chevrolet dealer EK You will find many outstanding values in his stock of Guaranteed OK Used Cars TORE and more people are learning that the best place town to get a used car is at the nearest Chevrolet Dealer's. Visit him- -see his wide selection of Guaranteed OK Used THE MAKE YOU WANT Cars- -and you, too, will get a better buy--the make you want, the model you want, at the price you want to pay! THE MODEL YOU WANT And what's more, you will get a car that's guaranteed to be in A-1 condition, for all cars bearing this famous Red OK Tag have been carefully checked and conditioned by THE PRICE YOU WANT your Chevrolet Dealer, and carry his personal guarantee. TO PAY See him and buy one of these fine Guaranteed OK Used Cars at lowest prices -today! 1934 CHEVROLETE MASTER COACH 1930 FORD TUDOR SEDAN--Just traded 1933 FORD COACH--Act today if you Read that price! See this practically new in on a new Chevrolet Six, and in excel- want to a buy slightly used, 8-cylinder Chevrolet- -Compare appearance, perform- lent condition.

Body and upholstrey like Ford Coach at SO low a price. All new ance and reliability and you'll prefer it to new. For sale "with an OK that counts" tires. Only one car offered near this price. Completely equipped, this low price $195 at this special low price anything the market offers at anywhere -to the first lucky buyer at $375 ready to drive away for only $485 1930 COACH FORD MODEL A $190 1925 Very good CHEVROLET COACH $55 1931 FORD MODEL A COACH $245 1927 COACH CHEVROLET $65 1926 COACH BUICK $50 1928 ton with Omaha Standard 1933 CHEVROLET TRUCK- 1927 PONTIAC SPORT $150 with body, very good condition $375 COUPE Body $75 WIGINGTON MOTOR CO.

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