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Hall New Year's!
Leather Belting at Fogol'a.
Walter Means was in Bladen Friday.
8. J. Wright of Hebron Sundayed in
town.
L. L. Boren and wife spent Xmas in
Cowles.
Harry BIdredge is home from Kan
sas City.
J. B. Waller of Cowles was in town
Sunday.
Chas. Fort of Orleans was in town
Tuesday
Carl Norman of Lebanon was in town
Tuesday.
A. P. Brown' of Trenton Sundayed
in town. "
J. L. Hager of Loup City SuBdayefl
in town.
J. J. Goll of Bine Hill was in town
Saturday.- .1 1
Keller Coplen. spent Christmas in
Esbon,,Kas.
Chas. Bevsns of Superior spent Christ'
mas in town. '
T. A. Arasmith of Hastings was in
town Frlba' ''' ' cMf Hn 91.
Jatnes'Kyan returnedhoBSe Saturday
frdmDeater.-'i " ' it in- -..ri
All kinds of Electrical work done W
Morhari Bros. ! r, U v ' i'r - w
Charles Brule of Columbus was in
town Tuesday.
John Matheny of Hastings was in
town Saturday.
C. O: Evans, of Trumbull was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. A. W. Holmgrain is, very sick
at this writing.
A. Y. Zarow of Yuma, Colo., spent
Sanday in town.
Miss Gertrude Blaekledge Isjbome
for the holidays.
Will Brooks is home from Omaha
for the holidays.
The county commissioners are in
session. this week.
Martin M. Cole of ticribner spent
Christmas in town,
Ed. Garber and family spent Christ
mas in Guide Rock.
Joe Slaby'of Denver spent Christmas
with bis brother Al.
Dick Itunchoy and wife are visiting
in Cowles this week.
Roy Garley of Juanita was a Red
Cloud visitor Friday.
L. P. Sorensouof Hastings is in town
thiS'Week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J. Warren spent
Christmas in Blue Hill.
George Carter spent Christmas in
Nelson with his parents.
L. J. Houlton of York transacted
business in town Sunday.
O. J. Scott of McCook spent Christ
mas in town with friends.
Nels O Alberts of Saronville was b
Red Cloud visitor Friday.
Harvey Rickerson left Sunday tor
Missourrl to visit relatives.
Ethel Garber is visiting at Beatrice
duriug the holiday vacation.
L. L. Boren and family spent Christ
mas in CowleB with relatives.
Miss Florence Johnston is visiting
friends in Inavale this week.
Mr. and MraChas. Masters of Hast
ings were in town Saturday.
Vale Fox of Bloomington spent Bun-
day in town with his parents.
Gene Ryan 1b home, from Billings'
Mont., to, spend the holidays.
Miss Arnold Is spending her vacation
with friends at Bloomington.
Howard Wirt and Oliver Dickmari of
Guide Rock Sundayed' in town; I
'Mr.' and Mrs. RbyOatman' spent,
unrisimas as Baron vine; eor.
Will Bcrivner returned home Friday
from a pleasure trip at Denver, ;
Sherwood Albright and wife are
spending holidays at his parents, v
Mrs. 0 Jr.Pla,ttdeniarted Monday for
a visit with relatives in Chicago.
Fred Mandeville of Grand Island
was ihtdwnbn'buslrieatt'Taesday. "
Miss'Ranney is spending her vac'a
tlori at Blue nilt'with'her-parents ' ,
h'E'.vE'Burr and Will Xtrkpatrick of
Guide Rqcfc were ha towb,Tnesday,''
Lee Keith :'came in'ffrom Holdrege
and spent Christmas with friends.
Miss Ethel Hunt left Saturday) on
U for Beatrice to spend Christmas.
W. C. Frahm of Blue Hill was trans
acting business In town Wednesday.
James Burden is in Kansas City'thls
week on both business and pleasure.
James Dogerty returned home from
Lincoln Saturday to spend Christmas.
D. H. Rich and family left Saturday
for Fairbury to visit over Christmas.
Miss Carrie Shute is in Esbon, Kas.,
spending her vacation with her parents.
Chas. Mllligan, Jr.', of McCook visit
ed friends and relatives here Christ
mas , .
Mrs. O. Robinson of Franklin is vis
iting with her son Jay Robinson this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiwsr of Lincoln are
vlsitiug their parents in this city this
week.
Mrs. J. Horlon of Rosemont spent
Christinas with her daughter. Mrs. G.
Joils"Yosf 'hsndles'-the "bwri-TnihcV
meat in town. Try some ano"T)o conJ
vlnced.
Go to Sloss for wall paper, paints
and varnishes. Also Bee Christmas
line of Madoreas Cupids, Sepias and
Carburettes. A
c: R. Motintford and family left thiv
morning for St. Louis to visit re
latives. Joseph Rubick of Idann, Kas., is
visiting his daughter Mrs. .lames Mor
anville. Bruce Robinson of Clay Conter
spoilt Christmas in this city with his
parents. '
F. E. Bortfehlt and family of Alma
spent Chisrtm&s with Dr. and Mrs. T.
A. Jones, ,; v
'Louis Sontor, tho popular barber at
the Royal Barber Bhop, spent Xmas in
Franklin.
. Miss Gertrude Milligan of McCook is
visiting friends and relatives In town
this week.
Rev. Tompkins and family enjoyed
Christmas dinner with his father at
Hastings.
Dave Whttaker of Columbus is home
visiting his ; parents and enjoying
Christinas.
4 will buy your furs, hides, noultry,
and sell you hard and soft coal. J. O.
Oaldwkll.
Hazel and Esd Rust arc spending a
few days an tho farm with their broth
er and wife.
Miss Marguerite Lynn of HustliiK.s
was the guest of Mrs. E, L. Grimes on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hughes were the
guests of Mrs. Bernard McNeny on
Wednesday.
Clarence Nelson returned to his
home at Crete after spending Monday
with friends.
Mrs. Lou Eddy spent Christmas In
Guide Rock with her daughter Mrs.
Jack Masters.
L. H. Blaekledge is in Lincoln this
week attending a meeting of the State
Bar Association.
Mrs. A. Hill and daughter of Minne
apolis, Kas., is visiting her sister Mrs.
J. W. Moranville. .
S. E. WOrden and family of Guide
Rock spent sinaay and Christmas with
relatives in' town.
Ned Grimes and family spett Christ
mas and Tuesday in Blue Hill Jwlth
Mr. drlmes father.
L. p. AlbrighV'is confined to the
house having had,' ah operation per
formed on his foot.,
., Wll West and wife and children
spent Christmas in this ,'clty with his
moiner, Mrs. a. west. , ( .
Tho Congregational market will be
held Saturday, Deo. 3oth, at Wull
brandt's grocery store.
' James 811 va returned 'Wednesday
from Chlllcothe, Mo., where be ' spent
Xmas with his parents. ..'.
Dr. J. W. Moranville is serlsously ill
at his residence, and his friends hope
for his speedy recovery'. ' ' '
Jerry Callanan of Ashland visited
friends south of town Xmas. Ho re
turned home Wednesday.'
Sherwood Albright and family of
Ravenna visited bis parents Mr. and
L. Pi Albright Christmas.
Will Rants and Miss Alfa Longttn
journeyed to Saronville to spend Xmas
with relatives and friends.
Bert Stevens and wife of Alma spent
Christmas in this city with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Stevens.
Arthur Engels and his sister Julia are
here from Limon, Colo , to spend the
holidays with their parents.
Mrs. Fred Coons living near Guide
Rock is Visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W! Holmgrain this week.
B. W. Ross and wife and daughter,
Marie are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Artnur ttoby at ueatrlce this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gund and children
of Blue Hill spent Christmas in this
city with her mother, Mrs. J. L. Miner.
Special attention given to diseases
of eye and ear. Glasses accurately
fitted. Dr. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Miss Erma and her brother Lloyd
Grimes oMJlue'.Hill visited .their broth-
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Dr. Vears of Minneapolis, Kas., was
called to reuder medioal services to
his brother-in-law Dr. J. W. Moran
ville. Floyd Holmgrain of Guide , Rook
visited his grand parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Holmgrain the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Smith and child
spent Christmas with his folks in Bed
Cloud. Monday evening McCook Tri.
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Red Oloud spent Christmas in Mc
Cook. Monday evening McCook Tribune..
Mrs. Mose Carmony and two children
spent Christmas with her folks in Red
Cloud. Monday evening McCook Tri
bune. Dr. C. F. and Ed. Moranville of Guide
Rook were called home by the serious
illness of their father Dr. J. W. Mor
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Foot warmers and all kinds of Lap
Robes, everything to keep you warm
while you ride. Jos Foorl the Har
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The W. C. T. U., will meet at the.
Builders Hardware
Heavy Hardware
Majestic Ranges
Laurel Ranges
German Heaters
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Joliet Corn shellers
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