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A fine new line of Watches, Rings and the new
styles in Jewelry. Let us show you.
CLINTON, Jeweler and Optician.
SCHILLER & CO.,
Prescription Druggists
First Door North of
First National Hank
returned
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Local and Personal.
Miss Emma Thompson has returned
from Gandy after spending a week there
with relatives.
t Secretary Kerr of the Y. M. C. A.
returned yestorday from a business
visit in Brady.
Miss Jansen, a toocher in the local
Bchools, will leave today for hor homo
in Gothenburg.
Attorney J. G. Beeler went to Lin
coin Wednesday to try a caso in the
.supremo court.
Miss Ida Martin went to Wallaco
early in the week to spend a fortnight
With hor sister.
Adam Christ lo(t Wednesday
ing for Lexington to visit his
Mrs. Naveraux.
Clarenco Tollefsen, of Sutherland,
vlsitecfMr. and Mrs. W. II. C. Wood
hurst this week.
Mrs. CharleB Roynolds and son left
yesterday for Kearney to visit friends
for a few days.
Mrs. Ford, of Gothenburg, returned
liomo yestorday morning after visiting
the Fisher family.
Mrs, H L. Bakor, of Omaha, is ex
pected today to visit her son Dick for a
week orlongor.
Miss Holen Davidson will leave
Thursday morning for eastern points
to visit relatives.
Mr. und Mrs. Goorgo Mudd, of
Horshoy, nro spending this weok in the
city with friends.
Miss Amanda Mylander returned
Wednesday afternoon from a visit in
tcmstorn Nebraska.
Miss Hattie Ross
day morning from a
Gandy with friends.
James Martin returned today from
Omaha whero he combined business and
pleasure for a week. ;
Will Brodbeck left Wednesdoy
morning for Gothenburg to visit the
high school cadets.
Miss Nellie Rhea, teacher of the first
ward, will leave next week for Oregon
to Bpend the summer.
Mrs. Guy Swope will entertain the
M. M. M. Club at a kensington on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Edith Armour and Mr. and Mrs.
Wells, of Gandy, are visiting with
town friends this week.
Mrs. Joseph Schwaiger is taking
treatment in St. Luke's hospital pre
paring for an operation.
Dr. Walter Covell, of Brownloe, is
visiting his sister MrB. Edmund Dickey
and other relatives in town.
Miss Mabel Duko will close her
school at Columbus next weok and
turn homo to spend her vacation.
Mrs.'A. S. Coatus and children left
yesterday morning for Sutherland to
spend sovoral days with relatives.
Miss Glennlo Lcskoy, formerly of
this, city, is a member of the graduating
class of the Kcarnoy high school.
Miss Emma Ferguson, of Meringo,
arrived the first of tho week to visit
hor friend MisB Mildred Spencer.
Mrs. Henry Gilfoyl and daughtor
Violet will leave shortly for Long
Beach, Co!., to spend tho summer.
Mrs. Fred Thompson and daughter
Mrs. Vosceipka left last ovoning for
Omaha to spond a week or longer.
A firees.capQ, extending from tho
roof to tho -ground, haB been placed on
tho north sido of tho Elks' building.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Elliott returned
yestorday morning from St. Cloud,
Florida, whore thoy spent the winter.
re-
Giddeon Winklcman went to
mont a few days ago to visit friends
and relatives for two weeks or longer.
Dr. Walter Crook, who attended the
state dental society at Omaha this
week, came home Wednesday morning.
Bruce Brown, manager of the tele
phone office, returned Wednesday from
the district meeting in Grand Island.
Vincent Mallin, of St J oe, arrived a
few days ago to visit his cousins Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. R. Maloney for sometime.
Mrs.lSBethol, of Randall, Kansas,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Hay
slip, left for home the first of the
week.
ForJSale China cabinet and refriger
ator cheap. T. E. Lake, 302 South
Walnut.
Misses Cassfe Miller, Blanche Thorn
burg and Irene VanTrot accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs.JJoeeph F. Fillion at
tended the military ball at Gothenburg
Wednesday evening.
John Den, W. J. Landgraf, John
Davis andJA. P. Kelly left Wednesday
evening for Omaha where the former
will trade his new Buick car for a large
and latter improved one.
The firstjward school held a very
enjoyable picnic on the schools grounds
yesterdayjat which they engaged in
various games and partook of a sump-
tous lunch.
Ajpleasant meeting of the Coterie
clubjwas held at the home of Mrs. Guy
CoverJ Wednesday afternoon. A couple
of hours wero spent in needlework
after which refreshments wero served.
J. P. Morgan, who fell thirty feet
whilepainting the stacks on the electric ,
light plant and sustained severe bruises
but no broken bones, is recovering at
the hospital to which he was taken.
That airdome on east Fifth is rapid
ly assuming material shape, and will
be in operation about tho first of June.
A goodjsized stage is being erected
for vaudevillo performances and for
the use of stock companies.
Howard Graham has resigned his
position in the American Express office
and accepted one as baggageman be-
tweenlOmaha and Grand Island with
headquarters at Council Bluffs. Mrs,
Graham and family will leave for their
new homo in ajweok or so.
In honor of Miss Mae McWilliams,
whoseimarriage takes place early in
Juno, the Young Ladies Kensington
club were entertained at an apron
shower by MisseB Mayme McMichael
Wednesday evening. All present en
joyed a pleasant evening. The refresh
ments were nicely served.
Mrs. Elizabeth ..Uramer received .q.
very flattering? offer from Mr. Kim
ball of the Lincoln University School
of Music in which he offers her the
management of the credited schools of
music of the state ot which there are
twenty-three. This offer holds good
until Sept. 1st when if Mrs. Cramer
accepts she will leave for Lincoln to
reside.
Wanted Girl for general housework.
Mrs. tf. W. Payne, 410 West Fifty
streot. tf.
The city council mot in regular
session Wednesday evening with a
council of six. A commumication from
the telephone company asking to be
changed from tho N. P. telephone
company to the Nebraska telephone
company was upon motion accepted. J.
H. Van Cleave wns granted permission
to use half of Sixth street for (storing
building material during the erection of
tho new laundry on tho lot east of his
'blacksmith shop. Ginn, Whito and
Schatz wore grantoddrain layers license
as was also Henry Lintz. A communica
tion from the Tabor addition complain
ing of tho dumping of garbage in slough
and draining same, in tho east part of
town. This was referred to tho city
attornoy who will investigate tho
muttor. A drinking fountain was or
dered placed on tho corner of Locust
ONLY ONE MORE WEEK OF
The Leader's Discount
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Take advantage of this opportunity to buy goods at a discount of 20 per
cent for cash, Hundreds have taken advantage of this sale and have profited by
the extremely low prices. We have just received a big line of Norfolk Wash
Suits for warm weather wear, Pongee Coats, washable Dress Skirts in white and
colors, a big line of House Dresses, white Dresses, and many more articles of
wearing appearel for hot weather, and we suggest to economical buyers who wish
to save money to take advantage of the last week of this sale. Remember the
sale closes June 1st. ,
Shoes at Less than Cost of Leather.
To clear my stock of Men's, Women's and Children's High-grade Shoes
and Oxfords. This sale means money to you.
250 pairs Men's Best Press Shoes and Oxfords worth
up to $5.00 :
300 pairs of Women's Oxfords, all colors, worth
up to $4.00
175 pairs of Women's high Shoes Patent Calf and
Tan 4. 00 values
275 pairs of Misses Oxfords and Shoes, sizes 11 to
2, worth up to 3. 00
350 pairs of Childrens', 4 to 11 Oxfords and Shoes
worth up to $2.50
These Shoes are all in bins come and take your pi'ckf of these rare bargains.
$2.19
$1.89
$2.48
$1.48
.98
20 Per Cent Discount on all Other Shoes. Queen Quality Shoes excepted.
An experienced shoe man to fit your feet.
THE
LEADER,
J. P1ZER, Proprietor.
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and 8th street, nnd an ordinance com
pelling side wnlk layers to pay a license
was road for the first time. An ordin
ance regulating the management of pool
ana bitiaru nans was reau tor the tirst
time.
Mr. nntl Mrs. Geo. E. French
turned the early part of the week from
.Chicago, where Mrs. French had been
receiving treatment. She is not very
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. J B. Elliott, who had
been spending the winter at St. Cloud,
Fla., and stopped enroute at Council
RlnfTs nnd'other points, arrived home
Wednesday.
A. F. Streitz was bruised. on the nose
and face Tuesday while out in the
countrv with Otto Thoelecke in his car.
Tho machine struck a high center and
Mr. Streitz was thrown forward against
the wind shield.
Misses Irma Home, Irma Huffman,
Florenco Iddings, Virginia Bullard,
Mario McCabe, Elizabeth Hinman and
Helen Waltemath were among the
visitors in Gothenburg Wednesday and
attended the Military Ball.
Miss Alice Langford entertained
several young ladies yesterday after
noon in honor of the bride of the week
Miss Fenna Beeler. The afternoon was
spent in needlowork followed by a two
course lunch. Out of town guests were
Misses Lucile Brown and Norma Chase,
of Kearney. v
Mesdames J. S. Twinem and E. R.
Plummer entortained tho Beeler family
and bridal party at a well appointed six
o'clock dinner Wednesday evening, at
the home of the former: The table
decorationa were red, the color scheme
being carried out in tho cards, candle
shadeB and flowers. Out of town guests
wero Dr. John Simms, of Hastings
Misses Norma Chase and Lucile Brown,
rf TCnnrnov.
Divorces Granted.
Three petitions for divorce were
heard by Judge Grimes Wednesday- and
each caso a separation was granted.
Mary Castle was divorced from Wm.
Castle, Mary Ballard from J. E. Bal
lard and Lewis Wheeler from Nora
Wheeler.
To Ice Consumers. '
I will handle ice this season, and re
spectfully solicit your patronage. I
thank all customers for their trade
last season and trust my service and
the quality of ice was such as to de
serve your patronage for the coming
season. Ice EOc per 100 lbs.
26-8 Joseph Spies.
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We have an. unusually attractive display of men's
clothing and furnishings that ought to arouse the
genuine enthusiasm of every man who appreciates a
good appearance. You will find in c.very garment a
fine style quality, an unusual fabric quality and an ex
' ceptional service quality, that make a purchase more of
an investment than an expense.
Hail!
Hail!
Hail!
is liable to come from any cloud Mr. Farmer,
is your crop insured against hall? If not do
net put it off. Come and see Miltonberger,
the Insurance Man, he can make your crop a
certainty.
Land!
Land! Land!
Weingand,
THE QUALITY PLACE.
Want to list your land. We propose to make
a vigorous effort to sell as quickly as possible.
Quick sales with small profits, hustle for buy
ers is our motto. If you want snaps in land
see me
I. L. MILTONBERGER,
With Nebraska Real Estate Co., North Platte, Neb.
ieer Hinman
Does not pay commissions to in
fluence trade; therefore, shoul'd
you be recommended to buy at
Hinman's, you may depend upon
this recommendation as being en
tirely disinterested.
We handle quality goods at
right prices and recommend
GENERAL!
Stoughton and Fort Smith Wagons John Deere
Plows, Samson and Aermoter Wind Mills, Pums,
Pipes and Well Material of all kinds, Pittsburg
Electric weld Fencing, Barb Wire, Nails and Hard
ware, Monarch Malleable Ranges, Detroit Vapor
Stoves and Perfection Oil Stoves, Sharpless Cream
Separators, Queen Incubators and Chick Food,
Farm and Garden Seeds.
JD n d n L I o 9
Cor. 5th and Locust
Phone 15
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