Dixon, The
We arc Proud
of
our
Cut
Glass
Every piece is a gem
in itself. Cut by the
Mt. Washington and
Hawk people who
are leaders in this
art,
Let us show you
our spring line.
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Theadore Eirdam loft toduy for Den
ver to spend a week.
Miss Mae Armstrong returned yes
terday from a two weeks' visit in
Ogalalla with relatives.
Mrs. Ditto returned to Sutherland
yesterday after visiting her sister Mrs.
Harry Scott.
Chns. W. Miller, of Wellfleet, and
Laurina Maurer, of.Gothonburg, were
married Saturday by Judge Grant in
the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Miller.
An atheletic association will he or
ganized at the high school tomorrow
and all old members of the foot, ball
team will be presented with monograms.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Simon, formerly
of this city who now reside in Lincoln,
send word to local frionds that n sou
was born to them the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dickey returned
the last of the week from Lincoln
where the former attended the whole
sale ice cream makers convention and
the latter visited friends.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Girls' Friendly Society will meet
this evening with Miss Mao Welsh.
Cody Boal is planning to leave early
in April for Europe to spend several
months with his sister.
Tho altar society of St. Patrick's
church will hold an exchango at Jtho
Howe & Maloncy furniture storo next
Saturday.
Tho Lutheran aid society will bo en
tertained Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Yost assisted by T. V. Austin
and Mrs. Will Yost.
All members of Bradford Div. No,
200 G. I. A. to B. of L. E. are re
quested to bo in attendance on Friday
Jan. 2G, as a matter of importance will
be considered. ' -
Father McGovorn. of Omaha, has
been appointed Bishop of Cheyenne.
Having visited this city, he has many
friends in town who arc pleased to
hear of his promotion.
Ray Langford left yesterday morn
ing for Omaha to attend the Stato
Treasurers' meeting. Before returning
he will spend a week or more with
relatives in Corning, Iown.
The Christian Aid Society will meet
Thursday afternoon nt the home of
Mjs Alexander 314 east Fourth street.
There will be a business meeting
promptly at three o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thompson re
turned Saturday morning from a
month's visit with relatives at Plntts
mouth, and made several trips to Oma
ha dfuring their absence.
Mrs. Whitaker, whohad been visiting
her daughters Mrs. Edgar Schiller nnu
Miss Villa Whitaker, left for her home
in Vermillion, S. D. yesterday. Tho
latter accompanied herns far as Omaha.
In tho district court of Cheyenne
county last week, W. C. Patterson, of
i I..., i -
mis my, was given a judgment oi
.$173.85 against W. D. Waldo. Patter
son sued for $318,00 which he claimed
wus due him on Union Pacific grading
sub-contract.
! Frank Shnub, a former North Platte
ball player, has been paroled from tho
Wisconsin state pententiary, to which
institution he had been sentenced for
two years on a perjury charge in con
nection with court proceedings atten
dant upon a divorce trom his first wife.
Mrs. Robt Armstrong and family and
Miss Grace Armstrong are packing
their household Roods preparatory to
moving to Suthorlin, Ore., where
other members of tho family are
located.
Memorial Service.
Tfhe followinjfprogrnm will be ren
dered at the memorial service to bo held
by the 0. E. S. Wednesday evening:
Opening Odo, Born; opening ceremony;
selection, "Lead Kindly Light"; ad
dress, Rev. Chapman; selection; ad
dress, Rev. Williams; selection, "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought"; closing
ceremony; closing odo, "Stockwell."
Coming Attraction.
Three good theatrical attractions ore
booked at tho Keith for February.
They are:
Feb. 10th-"Arrivnl of Kitty."
Feb. 15th- "The Girl from Rectors".
Feb. 19th May Robson.
"Tho Girl from Rectors" is one of
tho. popular offerings of the past two
seasons, and has nnd a wonderful run
in the cities.
The piny in which May Robson will
appear has not yet been announced.
She is a top-liner.
Myrtle and Vicinity.
A number from this vicinity spent
tho week end in North Platte as
witness on the Glceson-Hood land con
test case.
Charlie Gambrel and Bert Brunk
were North Platte visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mcrritt are re
joicing over the nrrival of n daughter.
No placo like Nebraska. Hugh Mer
ritt and family will return here to live.
They moved to Missouri a yenr nnd a
half ago.
The infant child of Mr. nnd Mrs. E.
R. Sivits is on the sick list.
Ed. Wright marketed hogs in North
Plntto Saturday.
Miss Hazel Mcrritt returned from
Missouri last Wednesday.
spent
County Surveyor Roy Cockran
bunuay with relatives in Urauy.
Ed. McGowan, of Denver, arrived
today to visit Mr. and Mrs, BcrtNaper
stcck. Miss Lena Wangon returned Satur
day from Omaha where she spent a
couple of days last week.
Frank Sullivan, formerly of this city,
came up from Sholton Saturday to as
sist W. T. Green in plumbing.
Supt. Wilson, of Grand Island,
came up yesterday to transact business
at the local telephone oflico.
Mi's Tony Lnndgraf, of Ogden, who
has been visitinjf hej parents for a
week past, will leave Thursday.
Charles Sandnll returned Sunday
morning from Kearney where ho at
tended tho Stato Firemen's convention.
McDonald State Bank,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Capital Stock Fully Paid $100,000.00.
: Oldest Dank In Linceln County.
We Respectfully Solicit your Banking
Business. Satisfaction Guaranteed . .
CHAS.IMcDONALD,
President.
w. h. Mcdonald,
Cashier and Vice-Prcst.
Wants Alimony Retained .
A dispatch sent out from Omaha Sat
urday says: Charging that the alimony
settled on his f Armer wife when she se
cured her divorce last February was
obtained by misrepresentation and
fraud in conspiracy with W. R. Mc
Keen, whom she nfterwards married,
C. W. Hull has brought suit in district
court against his former wife to com
pel her to pay back to him the $31,000
alimony she fins already collected and
to restrain her from collecting tho re
mainder of tho $91,000 ho agreed to pay
her.
Mr. Hull alleges in his petition that
for two years previous to the divorce,
his wife and McKeon conspired to get
the divorce nnd alimony for her and
marry. Ho says he was forced to
settle on the terms Mrs. Hull de
manded, because she threatened to
make public her petition which con
tained statements about his private
business that ho could not afford to
have made public at tho time.
Tho case was settled out of court and
only a part of Mrs. Hull's petition be
come public.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
Kl nit National llanlc
Socialist Lyceum Course.
The locnl socialists have arranged for
a course of llvo lectures to bo given in
this city beginning Feb. 13th. The first
number will bo by W. F. Rica on "How
Wo are Gouged;" Feb. 27th Ernest
Untormnn will speak on "Why Tilings
Happen to Happen;" Mnr. Gth "Tho
War of Classes" by R. A. Mnnnnrd:
March 12th Mila Tuppor Maynard will
lecture on "The Trust Busters;" nnd
Mnrch 19th Ralph Komgold will tnko
as his subject "Socialists nt Work."
New spring goods arriving every day
at Wilcox Department Storo.
Tho members of tho Altar Society of
St. Patrick's church will meet in the
west room of tho convent school this
evening at 7:80 o'clock.
