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Mi p. .May Summons spent Friday in
Hastings.
Vcrno Dickenson
Bladen Tuesday.
was down from
Miss Ebb'a Grcgersen spent Satur
day in tfastincc s& '
Alva Carpenter was up
Hock Monday afternoon.
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om Guide
Mrs. V. A. Kent spent Thursday
with friends at Guide Hock.
Tomatoes fo sale, $1.00 por bushel
Chas. Rasscr, phone. 12 on 2.
. Miss Jessie Kellogg was a passen
ger to Lincoln Monday morning.
Paul Polnicky returned home Tues
day from a trip to Sterling, Colorado.
Win. P. Lewis wag in the city this
Week looking after his farm west of
town.
Robeit Hoxsey attended the United
Commercial Travelers picnic at Grand
Island Friday.
Al Holvcrson departed Tuo-day
vvith a truck load of furniture for Li
mon, '"'Vorndo
Joe Law went to McCook Wednes
day afternoon where he will work for
the Burlington.
The Rcsslcr lino of coats and Suits
will be on display September 4th at
Mrs. Tliares store.
September 4th, the Resslerline of
coats and Suits will be on display at
it m. i 'i I '
Mrs. Phcres store.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fox $jPitts
fcurg," Kansas, are visiting his-parents,
Mr. and Mrs, S. P. Fox.
F. L. Smith departed TuesenVymorri
ing for Shambaugh, Iowa, wJiere Jie
Will visit his step-mother.
' Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Burden of Wil
cox spent the weekend here wfth,his
mother, ilVIrs. J. C. Burden. V
A large number from here attend
ed the anniversary celebration at Leb
anon the last of the week.
Miss Lottie Emcrton went to Guute
Rock Sunday morning to spend the
day visiting with re'atives.
A. B. McArthur had the misfortune
to fall off a fence Monday evening
and sprained his left wrist.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Routs '- and
Jbaby of Detroit are visiting his par-
cilia, mr. unu axvs. t, ivuata, :,y u.
Fred H. Norris and Ruth W. Boner,
both of Red Cloud, were united in
marriage by Rev. Cope, Saturday.
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Omar Wolfe went to McCook Sacur
'day morning on train 15 where will
spend -a few days with friends.
' George Overing went to Lincoln
Thursday morning to attend to some
mallei's pertaining to his Work.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crabill of Ft.
Collins, Colorado, arc visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Crabill.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith return
ed homo the last of the week from an
auto trip to points in Iowa and Illinois.
Mrs. John Topham and baby went
to Woodruff, Kansas, Thursday morn
ing to spend a few days with friends.
Mrs. G. E G.rn ami daughter?,
Gladys and Mrs. Carl Romjue.return
cd homo Monday evening fronvOmaha
Where they attended the Norris Coon
wedding which look place at the
bride's homo'Wcdnesdny, August 21th.
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Koy Copley of Waverly, whs in the
ci'y to-day,
Ira Wagoner wns a passenger to
Thompson Wednesday on train 16.
Rev. Thompson will preach at the
Congregational church next SundHy
morning.
Two trains of stock consisting of
ninety-four cars passed thru here Sun
day enroute to St. Joe and Kansas
City.
Willa, the daughter of Mr. and Mis.
B. F. Perry, had " the misfortune to
fall and break her a-m the last of the
week.
Mrs. Alvena Burg is here from her
home in Armour visiting for a few
days with her mother, M-s. Maude
Renfro.
The Ressler line of fall and winter
coats and suits will be on display at
Mrs. Barbara Phares store, Septem
ber 4th.
W. G. Warren suffeied a light
srtoke of paralysis Monday evening
and is getting along nicc'y at thi-t
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. 15. W. Stewart return
ed home Sunday evening from Lincoln
where they had bee visiting their
parents.
Kenneth Johnson arrived be e
day owning on tra'n 11 fiom
homo vn Wa-shiglon, 1). C, for r.
days visit with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eshclman ha "i
been hero for the past week visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wpi.
Thomas and with other relative.
Fred W. Noerenberg, of Ithaca,
Nebraska, and Miss Norma Fausch of
Guide Rock were granted a marriage
license by Judge Ranney, Tuasddy.
Mrs. W. AKent and "" daughters,
Mrs. Civet Sheelcy and Mrs. Dale
Montgomery spent Tuesday afternoon
with hep mother at Guide -Rook.
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Dr. Warrick, the specialist, will meet
eyeeir, nose and throat fjatientB an'd
tliosdjnectling glasses at Dr. DamereH's
Tuesday, Sept. 5th. Hours 2 to G.
Miss Leola Stewart returned to her
homo at Wymore Sunday morning
after spending the past week here
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Hines.
The Burlington, effective Friday, vc
sumed their practice of changing
passenger engines at this point in
stead of running them through from
McCook to Wymore.
Engineer Henderson arrived heie
Monday morning from McCook to
taTce'No. 4 and 11-, Ehglneet'.McClure
who-hardiad this run-fortfoe-'pHflt-ferw
weeks going tou McCook.
Mr. and JlJBy X W. Larrick and
daughter rVi&Wd their journey to
their home (n Virginia, the first of
the week after "spending the' past
week Wre visiting his brother, D. H,
Larrick i and 'wife. , , jT'i"
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker ar
rived here' Monday afternoon from
their homo in Stratton, Colorado, for
a couple of weeks visit at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ludlow and witl
other relatives.
.Mrs. H. G. Gicghart of Oberlin,
Kansas, arrived here Saturday even
ing for a couple of days visit with
her sister, Mrs. II. Neurbcrg, gong
to Grnnd Island Monday morning for
a few days visit there with re'atives.
L. A. Wagoner was a passenger to
Sealtlo Washington, Thursday morn
ing where ho will meet and return
with Mrs. Hildobrandt, who has been
spending the past few months in tho
Phillipinc Islands, with her daughter,
Mrs. Dot rick.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shcrer. went to
Lincoln Tuesday morning lo rcsumo
their woik in tho University nftcr
spending the past few weeks hoie vis
iting at the homo of Mrs. I. O. Walker
and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Trace Shcrcr.
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conilitlon. Will soll-qr tratlo sc jd
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K S. FHz, Rod Cloud, Nob. ite to
.Miss Florence UolMngcr
n tho local schools hriv . wlio taucht
who nns boon ntlcnh j n!)t yeiu. aml
in Ue-koly, Calife . ,g summor school
summer, spent r .n .llphl tn0
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1,0,0 vML'w ' riday and Saturday
roii c to l,c ith frIon(1, sh0 5s on.
where lu x Ume in Afl0f irot
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List of Rural Teachers
The following is a list of the rural
teachers and the district in which they
will teach during the coming school
year:
Dist.
Teacher Address
Ruth Robertson Inavale
Fred Watt Guide Rock
Margaret Trucsdalo Blue Hill
Blanche Pope Red Cloud
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Grace Bcezlcy
Chas. Perry
Edith Zeiss
Anna Schaefcr
Daisy Pichler Inavale
Theodore Crowell
Oathciine Carpenter Inavale
Clara Koehle'r Bladen
Mildred McCoy Cowles
Pearl Householder Bladen
Naimi Corner Red Cloud
No School
Nione Norris Cowles
Ruth Hcmkin Guide Rock
Blanche Cobbs North Branch
Sadie Gamer Bladen
Hownid Arnold Blue Hill
Addic Thomas Cowles
Anna Soncek BIndcn
Leila Grcig Bladen
Mrs. Emil Polnicky Red Cloud
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15
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17
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20
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25
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32
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Violet Griffcth Red Cloud
Ruth Lundstcdt Gu'de Rock
Corrino Neuorburg Red Cloud
Ruth Davidson Blue Hill
Ruth Eshclman Rod Cloud
L. C. Fi-azicr Red Cloud
Geo. Grocnbalgh Gu'de Rock
Floience Rolls
Mabel Felly . Inavale
Giar'otte Von Bocning Bladen
Charlotte Von Bocning Bladen
Harry Maxon Inavale
Logan Ohmstedo Guide Rock
Mrs. 0. A.Knulson BIndcn
Marie Grecnhalgh Guide Rock
Earl ForJcnicr Guide Rock
Mrs. Maysel Denton Bladen
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43 Anna Meents
45 Florance Frahm
46 Orville Nash
48 Earl Gray
48 Reka Steen
49 Gcsena Boom
Blue Hill
Blue Hill
Inavale
Campbell
Guide Rock
Blue Hid
50 Minnie Siebrass
51 Mildred McCartney
52 Lena Ludlow1
Riverton
Red Cloud
Guide Rock
Campbell
Blue Hill
Red Cloud
G3 Grace Hodges
54 Viva May
55 Eva Eggleston
58 Ruth Oatman
59 Mabclle Vonderferfcchtt Bladen
60 Helen- Johnson Inavale
Heeln Schulz
Bernice Schulz
61 Mernn Post
G2 Blanche Kaufman
G3 Anna Johnson
Gl Mrs. F:ed Smith
G5 Mrs. Ella Davis
GG Rachel Bean
G8 Gcraldinc Bodley
G9 Loicttn McPartland
70 Mildred Pope
Blud Hill
Blue Hill
Cowles
Blndoii
Blue Hill
Cowles
Cowles
Red Cloud
Bladen
"Red Cloud
Red Cloud
Cowles
Red Cloud
Blue Hill
Inavale
Guide-ReaW
Blue Hil!
Blue Hill
Guide Roclc
Blue Hill1
Franklin';
Lincoln'
Guide Rock'
.72 Nnllin Fi-nnpis
75 Virginia Caldwell
77 Florence Durdin
78 Helen McCall
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50 Glen Blanch
8L4- Elsie Huppert,
83 Norma Carpenter
84 '-Losetta Brittan
85 Marie Cahill
j Anna McGrew
87 Pauline Hodges
90 M..12 Vohland
. ' MrsTVohland
Glen BVamwell
Lloyd Ashby
Helen Rosenbaum
Next week is the state fair.
Chris Jensen is driving a now Ford
car.
Fied Slaby went to McCook Wcdnes.
day" evening whero ho will work for
the Burlington.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schu"
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esnw spent Sunday w
the city.
fl Y-cWives in
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u.ifc aflcr lVo weeks', vacation.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. j, Kaley and son,
Howard, and Mr. 0Tul Mrs. Dnvo Ka
wy returned lir mQ Sumiay cvcn!nff
ironi Colorado h tlicy liad ljcen
for an out in- ,
WANTED
,,t men, handy with carpenter
to apply now for pennanent
Your
tools
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.nlovmcnt rate, 47c, to G3c per
.iour, depending upon ability and ex
perience. Call on or wirtc Master
Mechanic, C. H. & Q. It. K.i " E.
Culbortson, McCook, Ncbr.
Dr.R. V. Nicholson
DENTIST
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Red Cloud
Nebraska
niNETV-THREK TEACHERS
KHUISTUK AT INSTITUTE
The Webster County Teachers' In
stitute, under the able supervision of
County Supciinlcndent of Schools
Stella Duckcr and her assistants, Mes"
dames Lloyd Mclntyro and Lois Cow
den, convened in this city in the High
School building, on .Monday and today
closes one of the most interesting and
instructive sessions heretofore held.
The program Iwimr carried out is
practically the same as previously ad
vertised, Prof. A. B. Gclwick of this
city and Mrs. Grace Truax of Sioux
Falls taking the initiative, assisted,
however, by other instructors also
previously named. Prof. Olson of
Kearney is today substituting for
Prof Gclwick, who on yesterday, en
countered a rather annoying enso of
poison ivy.
The following list of registrants
discloses a somewhat shortage of the
masculine sex, ns compared to years
gone by, a shortage which, no doubt,
however, is off set by the exceedingly
good looking school mantis taken sing
ularly or collectively:
Red Cloud-
Clara Bcezlcy; Violet Griffith; Na
omi Corner; Chas. W. Perry; Anna
Schaefcr; Gertrude Wiircins; Ruth
Fry; . C. Frazicr; Rachel Bonn;
Riley Hansen; Lena Ludlow; Katlt
o ine Traut; Estella Carter; Virgin
ia Caldwell; Vashti Law; Ruth Oat
man; Lorctta MePartland; Conine
Neuprbcrg; Mildred Pope
C'owle-
Vcrnn Fiancis Nellie FianciV; Ha -old
lien en; Esther A. Sirrs; Addie
Thomas; Mernn Post; Mildred Mc
Coy. Inavale
Bonnie Miller; Sylvia Strickland;
Helen Baker; Maude Gouldio; Mil
dred Fey; Geneva E. Harvey; Helen
McCall; Daisy Pichler; Earl Gray;
Azalee Carpenter; Catheiinc Carpe '
tcr; Mabel F. Fctty; Ruth Robert
son. Blue Hill-
Florence Durden; Margaret Trucs
dale; Howard Arnold; Mina Sic
brass; Anna Huppert; Elsie Hup
pert; Florence Frahm; Charlotta
Van Borning; Anna Johnson; Glenn
D. Blanch; Anna Meents; Eva Egg
Jeston; Bernice Schulz; Helen
Schulz; Mrs. Fred Smith.
Guide Rock
Fred S. Watt; Mrs. Edyth Chil
dress; Lloyd Ashby; Rebecca Ho
ward; Inez Bailey; Gertrude Mas
singer; Ruth Lundstcdt; Orville
Nash; Glenn W. Branwell; Pauline
M. Hodges; Grnycc Hodges; Gesina
Boom; Lorctta Britten; Thcndorc
Crowell; Logan Ohmslcdc; Norma
Carpenter; Earl A. Portinicr;
George Grcenhnlgh; Niont; Norris.
Franklin
Marie Cahill.
Ayr
Florence Rolls
Meadow Grove J
Helen Rosenbaum
North Branch
-Blanche Oobbs ' - '
Riverton .
Mildred .McCartney .
Lincoln ' . .
Anna L. McGren
Campbell .
Mrs, Dora Lemmerman; Reka M.
Steen; Viva May Campbell.
Bladen - -' - -,.. '"
Ginna Soncek; Edna M. Bushee;
Mrs. Glenn Denton; Sadie Garner;
Mabel Vonderfecht; Clara Kihlcr;
Blanche M. Kauffman; Ruth David
son; Lola Grcig; Geraldinc Bodley;
Mrs. O. A. Knutson.
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Lawrence Wins.
Yne Double Header
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. .r 8Ubdny afternoon a doublo
netldorball gatne wau played at the
tarko Field between Lawrence and
Red Cloud in which tho vlsltinp tenm
wns the witiner of both gomes by tho
scoro of 6 lo 7 in the ilrst game and 10
toji In the second
Our boys' were experiencing ono of
tholr oKrtnysf being unable to hit when
hits mennt scores and could not field
tbelr bulls at critical times. However,
wo loht the two games and bollove It
will be the causa of our boys putting
more ofrorl in tbu remaining games
and will go out from ubw on to win
all gittnes.
Lutheran Church
Regular horvh-os every Hist nnd third
Sunday In the month In tho Adventlst
church.
Coming Sunday, Sept. 3rd, tho Lord's
Supper will be administered. An
nouncements will bo received uuruiu
tho week or Immediately before tho
services.
Short confessional service at 10: Li n
in.
Preaching at 11:00 a. m.
Subject: "The Sin of Making Othe B
Sin."
Tho public is cordially Invited.
O. It HJiiiillz, rusior
Mrs. .Iiilln Wurren is moving Into
her resldeiico in the cast part of town,
and Mr. and Mrn. Irving UununliiK
have moved Into tho rcsldoneo vacated
by Mr. nnd Mrs. John Uurress
August
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HAMILTON'S
Summer Suits at Very Low Prices
Palm Beach's, Gaberdine's Mohair $12 to 925.00
Children's Wash Suits 33 1-3 per cent off
Extra Specin Men's QKa Per
White Oxfords, ? pair
Boys' Sport Waists, age from 6 to 12 years, 75c
Men's Summer Pants" 20 per cent discount
Men's Dress Straw Hats Vz Price
Men's Union Underwear, 65c to $1.50
White Shoe Dressing, 10c per bottle
Men's Oxfords, 20 per cent off
Ve ask you to come in and lake advant
aMv of these Bargains
W. G. Hamilton Clothing Co.
School Days Are Here
Fitting Oat the Boys9 For
School is WW We Shine
Shirts, Blouses, Pants, Shoes,
Overalls, Hats and Caps
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Big New Line of School Suits
Knickerbocker and High School
Long Pants Suits
New line of Sport Suits' $18.00 to $26.50
Knickers - - $6.00 to $12.50
One and Two Pants Suits
Our prices are low considering the qual
ity of our merchandise
The Cowden-Kaley Clo. Co.
Always Reliable
A Financial Rainbow
SAVING ACCOUNT is a most welcome rainbow
to the financial storms of your life. After the
clouds have rolled by and you find your Savings
still there, tho future will look ever so much
brighter and cheerful. And you will be glad that
you started an account.
Mii nni iiel busv to-dav? Take a few dollars and start an
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Account with this bank.
plus the interest we conmDuic, yo wi uuu"wvi au...i ..., .. .v.a
of any financial storm in the future.
if not already a depositor open an account today.
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Flounce, Pre.ident , Red Cloud, Nob. S. R. Florance, Guhier
Capital and Surplus $js0-00
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR I
We do building from the excavating to the painting
complete. We will figure your jobs to furnish all mater
ials, or otherwise, to suit our customers. We do FRAME
BRICK and STUCCO work, Let us show you the differ
ence between good and inferior stucco,
We build screen doors and window screens and do
carpenter work of all kinds. Let us have your order for
screen doors and window screens now.
GRANT CHRISTY
Couty Judtfo A. D. Kannoy wns nt-
tending to business affair in Hastings
Wcdnciday. ,
Specials
And with a little added each week
...!ll liniin r eii t r nllitr nil fnlt-o
acr:
Mrs. Alton Pope went to Byron Wed
nosday for u few days' visit with
i datives.