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May 6,1926
RANDOLPH - The new McLean Block with its 75 foot front has been the occasion for the moving of these business places to other quarters.
The Electric and Plumbing shop is now located in the old McLean store, Scott & Bloomer’s barber shop is now occupying the room vacated by J. K. Bruner before he moved to his new cafe, and W. H.
Stageman’s office is now located in the place used some years ago by the Gordon millinery shop.
For over 20 years “Stageman’s office” has been a meeting place where affairs of local and national import were cussed and discussed, where committees held forth and where politics were gone over and plans laid to defeat the enemy.
These activities are now changed to a new location and the latch string is out to any one that wishes to drop in and express his views, buy a farm or make a deal.
The work of wrecking the buildings is going forward at a good clip. The old lumber is being cleaned and piled ready for any use that can be made of it in the new building.
May 6,1926
RANDOLPH — I will be at Gillespie Bros, jewelry store May 13-14, to test eyes and fit glasses. If you are having eye trouble, see me.
P. H. Gillespie, Doctor of Optometry.
May 6,1926
RANDOLPH-Arthur Jorgensen, well known in Magnet, and a brother of Geo. Jorgensen, a former business man there, who was elected county commissioner some years ago, will go to Japan in Y. M. C. A. work. Mr.
Jorgensen has resigned his place in Lincoln as secretary of the University Y. M. C. A.
Mr. Jorgensen addressed a meeting in Randolph some years ago. He was previously in Japan for 10 years and had remarkable success.
May 6,1926
RANDOLPH - Merton Farrow of Randolph has been chosen to membership from his fraternity in the Iron Sphinx, a purely honorary fraternity of the State University. This is considered a signal honor and is based on real merit in scholastic work. Merton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Farrow and in his high school career was one of our excellent athletes.
May 6,1926
MAGNET — Sun theatre Saturday, May 8, Charles Ray in “Dynamite Smith,” a great story.
P. J. Sandberg, the past week, distributed new telephone directory books to his patrons.
May 6,1926
MAGNET — Henry Arp and Arthur von Seggern drove to Wakefield Sunday evening taking Miss Anna Arp back to her school.
May 6,1926
MAGNET — Jimmie, the 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Artur Marsh, was rather unfortunate on Monday to get both bones broken in his right arm above the elbow.
