NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
LOCAL AXJ) PERSONAL
Clmi. fyferth rolurnod this morn
ing from Omaha, whora lie wag colled
Tuesday by the Illness of his mother.
Tho latter was considerably improv
ed when he left Omaha last night.
Make your young folks happy at
homo by moans of one of Mr. Edison's
rontost Inventions. Lonrn nbout It at
Dixon's Muslo Shop.
A.' D. MoDonnl, of Tulsa, Okl.,
visited friends in town yesterday, Hs
was formorly proprietor of tho Hoxall
Drug Storo, but later wont to Okla
homa and ongagod In tho oil business
and has mado a enrt load of money.
When in North Platte stop nt tha
New Hotol Palace npd Cafo. You win
lie treated well. 58U
W. H. McDonald returned thin
morning from Lincoln, where he trans
notMl business for several days.
The Ktwnuli Club will Iirvb their
rpciilnr luncheon Mnnilnv. Preildeut-
elect Harding is the latest addition
to this club nt his homo in Marlon. O.
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LOCAL AJH) IVEItSONAL
LOCAL A-NIML'E KSONA L
W. J. Kolly of DunnliiK, Nobr. left
for lifts liome yostorduy.
15iirl DrowiWlold, of Heralivy, wrm
a city vlillor Wodnosdny.
Coollla Horrod 18 off dufy tills wook
nt tlio W. J. O'Connor storo.
Mr. C. n. Smlthcy loft for Keai1
noy yontordny to visit relntlvoH.
Dr. LuciiB trnnunctod professional
biiHlnoaa In Horalioy "Wednesday.
Mr. C. A. Moore wont to Koystono
Weunomlny to visit her daugntor.
Minn Hnzel Grady nd Mrs. Lydln
WullBinfi spont yostordny in Sidney.
Mrs. Geo. Rouorts ami daughter of
Maxwell spent AVodnosday In the city,
Earl Conquost Is roported to bo
sarloimly 111 nt his homo west of the
city.
Miss Coral Marcollus left yosterday
for Chicago to attend school for two
weeks.
Guy Uruko loft last night for Okla
homa to visit his parents for throe
weeks.
Mrs. J. Vernon Lunsford loft today
for Grand Island to spend the wcok
end with frlonds.
Mr. Walters of Hastings Is in the
city making arrangements for tlio
Scottish Klto meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Elliott left the
llrst of tho week for Chndron where
they will spond two weeks.
Tho Parent-Teacher Associations of
tho Jefferson, Washington and Lincoln
Schools will not moot next wcok until
Friday ovonlng.
Mrs. 11. l- Thomas and son left yes
terday for Columbus to visit rolatlvcs.
Mrs. V. Hanlon loft yesterday for
Omaha to visit her daughter.
Mrs. John Gulso ontortaincd twenty-two
gnosts nt her homo Wednes
day evening ' tit a dancing party,
Dainty refreshments woro served.
You won't wish for somo outsido
entertainment every ovonlng when you
Jiavo a now Edison Dlnmond Disc
1'honograph In your homo. It Is econ
omy in tho long run. Discuss It nt
Dixon's Muslo Shop. ' n
Tho Sioux Cnmpllro hold Its regular
mooting Wodnosduy at the home of
tho Guardian, Mrs. Howard Yost At
tho next meeting tho girls hopo to
havo thoir costumes and at that time
tho girls who havo earned honors will
rocoivo their beads.
Westminster Guild met Tuesday ev
ening with Mrs. Julius Forstcdt and
Mrs. Win. Sloboldt nt tho homo of tho
former. A good program hnd been
prepared by tho Misses Shrivor and
Kane, tlio lattor's paper being es
pecially enjoyed. After tho program
and business mooting a social time
was onoycd and . doHclpua two
course lunch wan sorvod.-"
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Sl'MJAYHIinVKIKS.
Lutheran: "
11:00 "HeslHtlng Satan."
8:00 "Caiaphas, Prophot
Priest."
,Prosby torlan : ' ' -
11:00 Preaching.
7::i0 Preaching.
Methodist:
11:00 "Tho Apostle's Creed,"., .
7:!10 "Christ Within.." .
Episcopal:
11:00 Prayor and Sermon
7:30 Prayor and Sormon
Christian:
11:00 "Co-Oidlnallug the Church
r Forces."
7:n0 "Whoro to Find God"
Baptist:
11:00 "Tho Youth of Josoph."
7:30 "Queen Chlnora" Illustrated
with pictures.
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NORTH PLATTE, NEBR,
Mrs. Wllford Stuart returned to her
homo In Lexington Friday.
I Tho Judges for tho Koamoy-North
Platto Dobato havo boon selected nnd
! invited to act. Thoy nro Supt. If. V.
i Clark ot tho Stato Industrial School
I for Hoys at Kenrnoy Supt. C. K. Morso
of tho CurtlB Agricultural Collogo and
Ilov. Mooro, Hector of tho Episcopal
Church of tins city.
II I'M I MTV.
llavo you ovor noon tho brnnchos
of a well Indou fruit tree bending
under Its burden of fruit? Or a full
head of grain bowing under tlio
weight of its precious treasuro? It is
only the empty branches and stallcR
that stand upright.
So It, la with nau., Jly ,who is
richest fl Sorvlco nhif gVhco and uso "
fill Intoioat In tho Kingdom Is fre
quently the most humble. Tho man
whoso llfo la ono ot fruitful sorvlco al
lows others to praise him and not his
own Hps. Tho vnln, proud, boastful
man too often has nothing ot which
to lioast
Tlio fool H.ays In his hoart 'There
Is no God.'" Tho wise man bows in
humblo recognition of his Croator Tho
proud mnu scorns tho Church. Tho
humble seeks her ministrations. To
which class do you belong?
If you do not nttond nny church
COMW TO TUN CHURCH OF THE
Ol'WN DOOR noxt Sunday at olthor
olovon or eight.
Tho robed choir will sing.
Thoro la room for all. t
A hearty welcome nwnits you, t
SPECI
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Tuesday Sc Wednesday
Matinee Each Day at 2:15 and 4 p. m.
?A Acdtl-
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church
. Tho Gliurch ot tho Open Door"
Forty yours of faithful service in North Platte.
Located on Fifth Street at Sycumore. s
Kev. C, Franklin Koch, Pastor.
To one of these men
on the desolate island
the rescue -boat was
brinoln$ life and success
nncl to the other it -was
bringing death and
dishonor.
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