LOCAL A&I TTjtfO&Al.
Mrs. J. W. 3prkg of Pui'tun Was ft
city visitor Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Didle and son ipbnt yes
terday in Muxwcll tlsUlnf. , .
Dr. J. S. Slrnmi wm! A 'flfcrfwslona!
visitor to Sutherland rinbi"
' en Gross of ClnrKsott. w among
t' e out of town Vlnitors 3l'UW.
Alico Bald ot Wood River ostno yes
te: day to v,islt Margarot Railway er.
Paul Gnntt had Ills tonsils rsi'novad
at tho Platte Vnlley hospital yostaY
day. MIsb Christiana E3Jioder wont to
Maxwell yesterday To Yrfend'"awe'8K
visiting.
Mrs. J. R. Matson of B?gnoil entered
tho Platte Valley hospital Sunday for
treatment ' '
i:r. and Mrs. A. B. Erlckson left
Sunday for Ogdon Utah and points in
Cal fornla.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nesbert of Ply
mouth are guests .Yt the Dr. Howard
Yof-t home.
Carl Backers returned this morning
from a -business trip to the cistern
part of the state.
Miss Vera Thorpe returned to her
homo in Monroe yesterday after, visit
ing friends in the city.
Miss Mary Crlsman of Ogalnlla un
derwent an operation at the-. Platte
Valley hospital yesterday.
The' American Legion ball club lett
today for Bertrand, Nebr""tb meet
the Bertrand team tomorrow.
Paul Caldwell of Springfield, Mo.
spent the week end in the city visiting
friends and transacting business.'
Mrs. Moses Gumps returned to her
homo in Grant yesterday after taking
treatment at the General Hospital.
Mrs. Wni,. H. C. "Woodhurst re
turned Sunday from Kearney where
she spent a three weeks vacation.
Miss Mable Crabb returned to her
home in Paxton yesterday after
spending the week end in the city.
F. J. O'Neal of Sidh&J .transacted
business over tho .weekj end, in tn'fc
city nnd. returnee
turned So. lug. hbrae.ye
yesterr
day.
A baby, Tioy was bom to -Mr. an .J
Mrs. Frank Richardson of Gibbon,
Nebr. Saturday at the ' General ' Hos
pital, nmj ,'i"n :-f-,'
Miss Olie Mossier, R'. pX Sterling,
Colo, arrived Satui'dayCahd has ac
cepted a position? ai-'the!1 General Hog;
pital. ) t ,',,; -.
Miss MaryDrost yrill'le'avV'sobn for
T.lncnln whorA ahf Will entnr 't'hfft.Rtiltfi
. .. .. . ., At
university to. take up Dramatic Art
and Music. " ' " '
,dadys Foster, daughter of Mr. and .
Mrs. Amos Foster had her tonsils re-i
moved at the PJatte Valley "hospital
yesterday.
Mrs. E. M. Mulntosn of 'Gothenburg
returned to her home yestwday after
visiting at the home of her sisteT Mrs.
R. E. Anderson.
V
. Misses Nina Elder &d Loi : Niles
are expected to" retuni tomorrow fiem
Arkansas where they have been visit
ing for a month. 1
The Harry SaimtelEunelotn'biij
store will undergo a compilc rede -orating
process. Work .wis started
there this morning. ' M
The-Farmers Union is to hold a pic-1
oiic and barbecue at Griffith's' grove.
south of Mnx-Aei: cn Tburs.'ny. -v
big attendance is looked for.
Mr. and Mrs,,Cluud Pators and the;
former's mother arrived the latter
part of the week from Sterling ami
are guosts at the Hcn SamuHson
home.
BREAK UP MOBS
tSEPH Rough-neck mobs and crim-
SBKH Jnals beware I Clubs anil
Xj runs . may go into the dis-
SR ;card, for. the police have a
.new weapon in the form of
t. tfS igys gas bombs. It resembles
J& jpM very much the small hand-
KU ( prcnadc used in the world
1 'wa?? f JHi ;war,;but ' the gas contained,
v weMW though not deadly, packs a
knock-o'ut for the strongest
tcar-producing,
Fifteen dinners wore ftervati At the
Country Club Sunday,
Raymond Oglar returnod to Paxton
Sunday after visiting his parents?.
Russell Derryborry returnod Sun
day from a ton days visit in Iowa.
Mrs. I. K. Ware of Horshey was
among tho out of town visitors Friday
Miss Holon Parrlbtt of Ognllnla vis
lted local friends In the city yoster
day. Missos Ruth Doty and Irma Mc
Mlohtei spent Sundny in Coznd visit
ing. . H
Mrs. Owen Mullohan and ohlldron of
yUffXATJLSGSts atJ.hbA. 0. Talbott
homo
mTrs Myrtle Wilcox returned Sun
day from Cozad where she had been
visiting.
Miss Kate Cypher of Omaha camo
Sunday to visit at the homo of her
parents,
Miss Ethel McWilliams is off duty at
the C M. Newton store on a two weeks
vacation.
Miss Caryl Derryberry returned
Sunday from "Wallace where she vis
ited friends.
Chas. Bogue spent Sunday visiting
his family.. He left that evening for
New York City.
Ernest Rincker and Cecil Cool left
yesterday for Thermopolis, Wyoming
to spend a few days.
Miss Irma Roblson returned Sunday
evening from a two weeks visit with
her sister in Rawlins.
J3r. M B. States and son returned
Sunday from Billings, Mont., where
they visited for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs T. C. Patterson Will ar
rive home Monday from Rochester,
Minn., to spend a few tlajrs. .. .
James O'Mara and family of Kear
ney spent the week x:nu at the P. T2;
Mclntee home while enrouto to Peola,
Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher and chil
dren of Amherst, Mrs. T. Boyle of,
Minden and Mrs. T. B. Mclntee siient
lMe week end at the P. E. Mclntee
borne.
Arthur Dullard sustained a broken
too .yesterday while on duty at the
shops. He was removing rods from
tho side of the engine and one fell on
his toe.
Misses Helen Cooney and Helen
Campbelle of New York City arts
guests of their cousins Mrs. Keltn
Moorehouso, Mrs. Leo Anderson and
Mis Nell Cooncy.
Mrs. John Bows and son of Wyo-
niing arrived yesterday to visit at the
C6e McFarland home. They are er-
routo to Omaha where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. R. C. Langford left yesterdny
for Valencia, Kansas, to visit relat
ives. She was accompanied to Oma
ha by her mother, Mr3. M. E. Watts,
who will visit there.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leavick will leave
tomorrow for Wichita, Kansas Where
they will make their .future home. Mr.
Loavick "has been connected with tho
North Platte Credit Association since
Its organization In this city.
Mrs. Slate of Portland who was In
''ed several weeks ago nuar tho city
in a car was able to leave tho hos
pital yesterday nnd lett for her home.
SV was enroute with a party froml
Washington D. C. to her home in Port-
land.
' f f P""" Lincoln County .
Judging toam will leavo Wednesday ;
for a trip to some of the farms where j
pure Llpod live stock can bo soon and
studied. County Agent Kellogg wi'lf
i.ccompany them and assist them In
i ho judging.
WITH TEARS NOW
E NORTH PLATTE . SEMI-WEEKLY TlliMtfS
1IB JIOUT'IS INSTITUTED III'!
N'Olt iil PliATTK LOWJU OF
MASONS.
Friday was Do Molay Day in North ,
Plntto Masonry. Organizers from Oin-,
aha nccompaniod by a DoMaloy totun
from Grand Island- put over fifty!
North Platte boys through tho initia
tion during tho afternoon and evening.
Than at nine o'clock tho mothors and
fathers woro invited into tho lodgo
room and witnessed tho institution of
tho North Plntto Chapter of tho Order
of DoMolay. The work was impress
ively put on by tho Grand Island bova l
and they received highest commenda
tion for their proficiency. Tho Do
Molay. motliors served a banquet at
six o'clock to almost' drib hundred
boys Tho local order starts' out with
fifty-four members and many on tho
list of applicants.
: to: :
CIIKYKNNK BALL TEAM MEETS ITS
FIRST DEFEAT AT HANDS OF
LOCAL LEGION TEAM.
Tho North Platte American Legion
team defeated tho Cheyenno ball club
Sunday at the Fair Grounds in a one
sided game by tho score of G to 0.
Tottenlioff pitched a no hit, no run
gamo and struck out twenty-three
men. North Platte got nine hits off
of tho Cheyenno twlrlcr.
Batteries North Platte, Tottenlioff
and Sandall; Cheyenne, Guygcr and
TJotts.
LADIES GOLF TOURNAMENT FOR
RUSH CU1 AT COUNTRY
CLUB SOON.
All lady members of the Country
Club wishing, to play in tho golf
tournnment for the Rush Cup aro re
quested to call at the Newton Book
store nnd pay their fifty cents reg
istration fee. Tho qualifying score of
nino hole dashes must be in by August
20.
TOMATOES
$1.50 a bushel at our place.
$1.75 a bushel delivered.
NdRTH PLATTE FLORAL CO,
:o:
A GOOD DINNER
When in town try our special dinner
at from 35c up. Served from 11 a. m.
to 8 p. m. Short orders served at all
hours. Open day and night Lunches
put up for picnl.es or trains on shoit
notice. Crystal Cafe, C. B. Bailey,
prop- Opposite U. P. Station.
:b:
J. V. Romigh reports the arrival
Monday of another carload of Dodgo
Brothers carB, all of them sold. Also
sale of a new Winter Top Touring to
Chas. Gerken of Wellfleet, who will
drive his car from Detroit. Yon can
save money by driving jour car out
and get quicker delivery. If you want
North Platte delivery do get your or
der in at once, as wo are far behind
on deliveries. J. V. Romigh, Dealer.
Tuesday & Wednesday
"Misther Daniel Omavaji"
delightful Irishman, fighter, lov
er and regular human being. A
character you'll never forgot, in
a' picture that's 100 percent
comedy.
GOLDWYN Presents
TOM MOORE
"Hold
lYoiir Horses"
Adapted from the famous
Saturday Evening Post Story
ISDN THEATRE
I
"CANAVAN, by Rupert
Hughes.
ALSO
WSf m i iTr af&uiiMBxf
2 reel Comedy and News
Reel.
JACK FROST WILL CATCH YOU
AGAIN IF YOU DONT HURRY
Don't wait until winter is at your heels to make prep
arations for heating your home,. Get a CaloriC Pipe
. less Furnace NOW and have guaranteed comfort in
coldest weather and save 1-3 to 1-2 your fuel.
NX
Come to our Prepare-for-Winter demonstration and
learn how more than 125,000 satisfied users have
better heated homes at less cost with the CaloriC.
CaloriC advantages are -so 'revolutionary that other methods of heating are
obsolete in comparison. , - -( ,
CaloriC eoonoiny is so positive and unmistakable that you can't.afford to
waste fuel with out-odate methods. ! '
Demonsteation every day up to and including Satu'rday, $eptemler 10th.
Gome! ( J"-
.BIGNELLJXOTrES.
The 31iguell Community Cluh -will
lol(l a meeting on Wednesday Auj,
inst 24. S. M. Souder, Secretary of
rtlie ISncoln County .Agricultural Afi-
Koolation will bo present and tnllc n-
fliout tlio Lincoln County :Fnir.
Mr. ami Mrs. C. E. Snyder onter -
tulnud at lllnner Wwlnomlnv nvoninc
. - - j .
-in honor of (their daughtar, Mrs. Ames
Krurik of Cozad and Miss Helen Gum
aer of Lincoln. Other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Ingward Holm and son,
'eal, and Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Trimble.
Mrs. Harry Mnyfleld and children
of Stouehelm, Colo, are vlBltlng Mr
MayfleW's father Win. Rose
necik.
A surprise party was given Mr. and
Mm. Hay Stlngar last '.Saturday itven-
ing. Many neighbors and friends 1
gathered at their homo and spent an
piijoyable ovenimg.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morris and
tsoii Lyle motorefl to Sutherland Sun- j
'iiiy and spent tho day visiting with j
Mrs. Morris' folks. J. E. Hutchinson
. ad family.
Mrs. G. Scrivven of Lincoln, wltli
l'cr on and daughter are visiting at i
the homo of Mrs. Mcta Kaelber.
William Itoso celobrated- his 75i
liirthdny on -Saturday, August 201 1
Ith a dinner party. Tho guests in
cluded Prank nackus and famlh.
James Hose and family, Mrs. Oarman.
( lias. Dlscoe and family, Henry DIsco
and family, Hurry Mnjield nnd fain 1 1
and Ernest Itoso and family.
Miss Ht'len Guinaer entertaliwd Urn
following ladies Friday afternoon at
a theatre party. Mrs. Clyde Shaner,
MIsb Delia Donaldson and Mrs. E
P. Trimble.
Mrs. E. V.. Trimble entertaJut'l
Tuosdny afternoon in lionor of her sis
ter Miss Uolcu Gumaor of Lincoln
Tho Invited guctits for tho afternoon
woro Mesdnmos L. L. Elder, Sarah
Combs, C. E. Snyder, Clyde Shliner.
Plaino Combs and MIus Dolla Donnlil
Bon. Mrs. R. A. l'holps nnd children nrr
iattlnjjrolntlvos In DeWItt and Per
thin weak,
-:o:
RItOKOKK ?MSTJtKT DOINtJS.
i ,
Wo got a much needod rain lust
Sunday which makes u all look
Peasant and In'-ures m aomethlng t )
( t next v. Intr-r.
IOU'f Iirr-fd'-r. bn !imV ),rrn '"1
U4
SIMON " BROS., Agents:
NORTR PLATTE, NEBFJISKA.
A1th iHiouttaitlsm, Us imjmovlng aircly
at present
WMlo Qie familj' was uwnv Irrtm
home .latA Wodnesilny, Uov. , Harry
aiouivey'B holme was burned to tho
grounu. 110 lire was caused Itj
!f ollrtovo ex;nliKfltin. TJw fnmllv lost
-ovory tiring excoiit Uio clothes they
)r,VBro wwirinB- Tho house was a lotnl
1'3o8K-"rl,e community sympaUilzes with
Jlt'V. and Mrs. Moonoy and stands to
3h0ji ;fhuHi get tarteU again.
furl Swartu and Ed Chlttcndctn ,aif
Huiullng liogs .! XorUi Platte miurJtois
tli'is wul;.
lOverybody and their klnfolk turned
out 'Uluevday. hi SellorH precinct anrl
t,)l8i'voted against the bridge bonds.
Utigo llroeiler's pet coyote broke
oitf of its pen the other night, uto
!i
HOW MUCH LONGER WILL THE
WORLD SEE THIS ?
Here
IS -OTSPninjesty. th' Ivincr
Quecii,
Ifir icv ,i rones c , irn o
ariB
ImPiBKSfWl i J ! oi thorn, r
' ' ' V -
t-v - , '
ita fill' of chicken; bid him good night,
and departed for parts unknown. Th
jbko la on Hugo, .
Ed, qhlttondon was callod to Arthur
I County. Thursday on account of tho
an.serloufi iljnosfl of his mother.
it1
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT"
Estate No. 1809 of Alico R. Hoyso, de
ceased, in tho County Curt of Lin
coln County, Nebraska. . -
Tho State of Nebraska, to all per
sons interested In the said Estnto-tako
notlco that tho Administrator has
lllod a lnnljuccount and report of his
administration and a petition for final
uottlomon'. and discharge as such ad
ministrator, which liavo boon set for
hearing before said court on Septem
ber 13, l2l, at 10 o'clock. a. m., .when
.you may appear and contest thoumc
Ljtcd August 1!) 11)21.
vV.VI. jr. t. WOODHITRST,
County Judga.
of Fnnlnnil. nnd Imr lifnl...... ".I..
nn the throne .nn-l with e
ihnrr at tho
