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Huy llioiul t Powell and Pope's
Cowlea
Nuto Siobcrt returned
.Saturday morning.
to
1tc. t Mottntford, who is attending
college at Omaha, arrived in the city
Saturday to spend his vnc:.tion with
lii purer t.
Wlllinm McHridc, v. ho is attending
tho state University at Lincoln, is
Howard Adams of Lebanon win in ' gpendlrig tho holidays nt homo with
the city Monday ovoning. I Uis parent.
Huy Ilor n Kresli Uox of Ciuidy
Xmns nt Powoll ,t Pope's Cnfe
for
j Mr, and Mrs. Laird Potter and baby
went tj Ha tly Saturday merninjr to
Bpsnd a few days with hoi pnronia,
! and f rend".
llomor llaney spout Chrislmns
with rolutives at Clrand Island.
. iHnA Editii Zeiss, who is teaching
Miss Ebbn Gregcrocn spent Christ fchoo1 near Superior, arrived homo
mas with her parents, at Mintlen. ' Saturday to spend the holidays with
1 parentj,
Misu Anna filumphonhort wa-i &l :
passencer to Hastings- Saturday! Mr. and Mrs. Jtoy Ilobiiuon of
morning. Choyenno, Wyaihfng arrived in the
.. . J city Friday to spend the holidr.y
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hewitt spent wth their parents.
Chriitmas with his brotltor at llepulh !
.limn City.
Emil Folnicky went to Lincoln Sat r,
urday morning to spend a few
with friend.
day.
Mis Jo-"epltlro Frlsbic, who Is at
tonU'n.'y the statn normal school nt
Cv'pv, Col fado, is spending the
holiday with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bailey
Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs.
Waller at Superior.
s;ent
Har-y
Mr?. R. g. Mitchell and ehldlrea of
Apple ton, Wisconsin ore ependinjr the
1 o!Wny w'tlf her site Mrs. C. M
Shrwocd and- ciher relatives.
0. J. Piatt has puti'lmsed a now elec
tric ear.
Monroe Mcintc spent
llluc Hill.
Tuesday in
Mr. and Mrs. V. L.
Friday in Hastings.
Nines spent
Worth Sh'pman was in
Thursday afternoon.
Hustings
Isadora Johns m and D. C. Hender
son spent Monday in Hastings.
Miss Kdim Grant wr.s a passenger
la Hastings Wednesday morning.
Mrs. D. H. Burden and Miss limit
Sutton spent Wednesday in Hastings.
County Ayent Henry Fauseh was n
parsonger to Lincoln Monday morning.
Tho Misses Hattie and Minnie
Christian spent Wednesday in Hastings.
Mrs. Bert Stunknrd and daughter,
Misu Helen, stfent Tuesday in Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hedge of Man-1 uM Mildred Mercer, wh is teich
lialton, Kansas spent Christmas in ( tog school near Imperial, arrived
the city with his mother. 1 home the last of the week to spend
' tho holidays with her parents.
Miss Laura Hedge of Lincoln is'
spending tho holidays here with her
mother and ether relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Cramer spent
Christmas with his brother Geargc
and family at Woodruff, Kansas.
llohert Illackledgc, wh is attend
ing the state University at Lincoln,
arrived in the city Saturday evening
to .spend the holidays with his father.
Mrs. Barbara Pharos spent Clirisl
nvs with her s fis, Charles and Slicri-
Mrs. II. It. Pylo and daughter,
Elizabeth, of St. Joe arrived in the
city Friday evening to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Beit Hatfield and other rcla-
Shave 20c, Haircut 40c at tho V.
A. Hunt and M. A. Mercer barber
simps,
Mrs. Fred MePheters and Miss Hal
He Summers spent Wednesday in
Hart'ngs.
Mcrlyn Boner is homo from Lincoln
to spend the holiday vacation with
his parents.
Tho Walton & Walton irarage Irive'ST
installed a gasoline tank in front of
their garage.
Will'filll ttneuni' nf l?1 Ptnml mi1 I I
Miss Lena Ohmstedc if Guide Bock
were granted a marriage license by
Judge Banney Tuesday.
Miss Florance Bollinger departed
Friday morning for her lumie at Af
lon, Iowa where she will rpctid the
holidays Willi her parents.
Herman F. Gorlnch or Bosemont
and Miss Lewi Ktiiggc of Gtddo Bock
wore granted a marriago liconso De
cember 19th by Judgi' Banney.
Mr.. Alvona Berg returned to l-,er
ho:nc at Armour Tuesday m rning
after spending a few days hero with
her mother, Mr. Maude Hen fro.
Mr and Mrs Bui Tlioiiip-1011 tei -lug
near lluin, ICtts , itro the pan tits
of a baby girl liiini WuilnvsdH.v morn
lttf. The little lady lino boon (mined
l!-t'y (lince
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Kshelman and
son Sumner departed Wednesday
morning-for their homo at McPherson,
Kansas after spending a few d&ya
with relatives and friends hero.
Krch Pottor, who is interested in
' ('evelor,n-.ent . f a new oil field ti
Ciienwocd county, Kr.ncas, arrived h
tie city tho lust of ths week to fpcnJ.
a iw days with hts parents and
ft lends.
List Wedne. day Mrs. Clarence
Johnston, residing south of Guide
Bock, had tho misfortune to fall and
break her arm. She was brought to
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Fox for medical care.
Our Prices
the same as
will remain
during the
BIG SALE
Miss Nina Simmons went'to York
Friday morning to spend the holiday
with her parents.
dan and their families at Guide Bock, j tives
Helen Albright, who is attending
the state university, is spending the
holiday vacation here with her parents.
Jliss Edith Hoffman, who is teach
ing school at Shelton, arrived here
Saturday to visit her father, Al Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. 0. S. Glcason and
childrpn went to Alma Saturday even
ing to spend a few days with her
fcistcr.
Miss Verna Trine, who is attend
ing tho state university at Lincoln, is
spending the holiday vacation with
relatives.
Lee Truax, who is employed on the
Lincoln Telephone Co., repair gang,
spent the last of tho week in tho city
with his sister, Mrs. J. P. Check and
family.
Miss Margaret Miner, who is teach
ing in the public schools at Alliance,
is spending the holidays hero with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Miner.
Miss Pauline Gellatly, who is at
tending the state university at Lin
coln, arrived in the city Friday even
ing to spend Christmas with her
brother, H. C. Gellatly and family.
Smith Bros., of Superior will bold
their a 1111 11 11 1 sale of Poland China P.red
Sows on Februnry 14, lfJ-"2
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Zciglcr of Lin
coln spent Christmas hero with her
father, W. L. Wccsncr.
Mr. and Mrs. Balcigh Higley of
Omaha arc visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Lain and other relatives.
Mrs. C. N. Dillon departed Friday
morning for her home at Dallas, Tex
as after visiting relatives here.
NGKLIC CIIOIB"
TO BH BBPKATFI)
Owing to the fact that there were
quite a number who were unable to
hear tho sacred cantata, "The Angel
ic Choir," given by tho C immunity
Chorus a little over a week ago, the
Chorus has decided to repeat same
at the Methodist church on this com
ing Sunday evening, January 1st.
Everyone should hear this.
In appreciation of the cordial
relations existing between us
during the past year, we wish
to extend to you a Happy and
Prosperous NEW YEAR.
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The House o! Quatity
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Mrs. Lee Johnson went to Beatrice
Thursday morning to spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
Farm Loans
Mr.
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Superior spent Christmas in the cityj,,,,,, i.,t option Absolutely tin vviiit
I "ir mid no expense for inspection.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 1).
Bdbinson.
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Operator E. II. Pasco and wife ar
rived here Thursday morning from
Arapahoe he having taken third trick
at tho depot. Operator Jeffcrs who
has been working here for the
month intends leaving for his home
in Arkansas In a day or two.
Al HUME EXPECT YOU
TO TELL 'EM ALL ABOUT
VISIT
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"OMAHA'S FUN ghrmajnTT3A
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ExhilaratingBURLESKandVAUDEVILLE
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, 1 fiBxcr.lwuys i'iiicu win.. rcurjiii.. runu,.iunui
past 1 Corijcooi liquipaHe. Urilliint Scenic Itnviroamcnt.
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CVERYBOQY GOES; ASK ANYBODY
Always tho Biggest and Best Show West of Chicago
Mrs. Abel went to Hebron Friday
morning to spend the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Goodwin arc
spending the holidays with her nar
cnls, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wallers.
Mr. and Mr.s. Meredith Butler of
Hastings spent Christmas here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Butler.
Robert 0. Stckes and Bertha White
ley both of Inavalo, wore united in
marriage by Rev. P. E. Henry Monday.
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Buv a Whpat and Corn Fflrtn in Knst
en Colorado from Owneis. Partien
bus, CliHinber of Developmotit, Deer
Trail, Colo.
The Community Chorus will repeat
tho sacred cantata, "Tho Angelic
Choir" at the M. E. church next Sun
day evening.
Earl Saladcn returned to Lincoln
Tuesday morning after spending a
few days here and at Republican City
with friends.
Mr. II. Robins i arrived here Sun
day morning from Kansas City for a
short visit at the home of his uncle,
C. D. Robinson.
. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Hincs return
ed to their homo at Wymoro Tuesday
morning .after spending a few days
with relatives here.
Miss Peters departed Friday morn
ing for her home at Kidder, Missouri
where she will spend the holidays
with her parents.
Lyle Miller departed Thursday
evening for Harlington, Nebraska
where he will spend thci holiday va
cation with his parents.
The following shipped stock Tues
day morning: A. B. CrablH two cars
of cattle to Kansas City and H. G.
Hulsebush ono car of cattlo from
Lestor to St. Jco. Lew Aubushon
and II. G. Hulsebush accompanied
the stock to market.
CheoperFarm Loons
I am iiiMlclngJf.uiii tonus at lower in
terest rates with it!nmil pigment jiri"
vlleijo. No 1 mii n to. von l"nni-peof
ion niii iuoiii-y U lemlv us muhi as
ulMi'Hut Is liiriiKlieil. H 15 R
f II. V. Stewart, Bonded Ab&trautr
Slight Changes in Trains
The Burlington has changed their
original lino up a little in ihanging
freight service through here. No. 63
nnd 6-1, the fast freight from Kan
sas City to Denver has been taken
off as originally planned. The Hast
ings Red Cloud freight however, will
run as in the past, not going through
t: Oxford as reported. Local will
run west of here every day except
Sunday and cast there will be a local
train only three days in the week.
The Hastings freight will leave here
at 10:25 a. m. instead of lltfQ a. m.
as in tho past commencing January
1st.
TI!H COMPENSATION
BILL'S BENEFIT
The provisions of the Adjusted
Compensation Bill which The Ameri
can Legion is asking Congrses to pass
at this session are given bolo If
this bill is made a law, each' World
War Veteran will have the right to J
avail himself of any cmc, but only
one, of the following options:
1 Adjusted service pay, at the rate
of $1 a day for home service and
$1.25 for foreign service. Maximum
of $500 fr man without overseas ser
vice; 625 for man with overseas
service.
2 Adjusted service certificate (so
called insurance feature), a paid-up
20-ycar endowment policy. The face
value of this policy will be H.38 times
the amount that would be received in
cash. The face value, of this policy
would be payable to the veteran at the
end of 20 years, cr if he dies before
the expiration of 20 years the face
vauc would be pa:d to the beneficiary
of the policy. Loan values are pro
vided for.
I) Vocational training aid of .$1.25
a flay while taking a course in voca
tional training. The amount thus
paid in no case would exceed 140 per
cent of what would have been paid in
cash.
4 Farm or home aid, 140 percent
of wltnt would bo paid under option
No. 1 if tho money is used to pur
chase, improve, r mako payments on
approved farm or city or suburban
home.
5 Land Settlement.
A Provides for the establishment
of rcclamatioa projects for the de
velopment of vacant land. This may
bo government land or may be land
purchased by the Government. If
possible, projects will be located in
each State, the State paying part of
tho purchase prico of privato Itnds
bought for this purpose. Ex-scrvico
men to be employed on tho project as
far as possible.
B Provides for tho sale of farm
units on these projects when thoy are
ready for settlement. Sale price is
to include purchase price of land plus
cost of improvements. Terms, part
down, rest in 40 years at 5 percent
interest.
CVot-r-ms nmy have their i.dju&t
od service pay applied a first pay
ment on this land. , , - .
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Come to our store and let us show you the most
economical fence for you to buy the fence that is
woven from even, heavily galvanized open hearth wire.
The wavy strand wires expand and contract with the
heat and cold and ALWAYS STAY tight. The stay
wires are held firmly in place with the famous SQUARE
DEAL LOCK that positively prevents slipping these
are only a few of the superior features of
Square iBe&l Fence
You will make no luisiak.. ii baying SQUARE DEAL
FENCE it lasU Ion Tcsl, co. 1: less for repairs and requires
fewer posts. We Mavc tins nouular fence in a variety of
styles a fence to meet your every requirement. Come in
and see us when you ncf'l fcnrinir. (5)
TRINE'S HARDWARE
NEW YEAR DANCE
The .Red Cloud Post 228. American Legion,
will qive a Big New Year Dance that is to
be conducted in the clean, refined manner
characteristic of all the Legion Dances, and
promises to be the biggest event of the
entire holiday season.
Friday Night, December 30.
Remember the date. Plan to follow the
crowd and attend. The pleasant memories
of the good time you have will remain
with you during the entire new year.
The Besse Auditorium
Will be crowded with merry makers from
all over the country, and your friends ex
pect to meet you there.
The Kromatic Kids
Will supply that irrcsistable music which
puts life in a crowd and makes dancing a
real pleasure.
Admission $1.10 Spectators 25c
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