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, ' Jim Flynn left Sunday for Chicago
to transact business and visit friends
J. T. Thayer of Ogallala was r.
olty visitor Saturday.
Miss Alma Poll of Maxwell visltea
local friends Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P, Stanf iold of
Sutherland wore city visitors Sunday, J
Mrs. C. V. Turpie left yesterday
for DeTiver to spend a few days.
Mrs. H. J. Shrivor, of Horshcy,
shopped In the city yesterday.
. Dr. Sclby was a professional vis
itor to Maywood Sunday.
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Max Lyman of Lincoln is visiting
friends in the' city this week,
Mr. and Mrs. O. II., Eyerley of Her
shoy wero city shoppers Saturday.
.Mrs. E. R. Comstock of Horahey
was In the city Saturday shopping
Mrs. Flora M, Churchill left yes
terday for Peoria, 111. to visit.
Wm. Stack returned Sunday from
Omaha whero ho transacted business
Miss Francis Dolph returned yes
terday from Paxton whore Bhe spent
Ihd week end.
',Vendal Callison resigned hiB post
tion in tho W. J. O'Connor store on
Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Ward resigned her posi
tion In tho Block Outfitting Store
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Stuart re
turned to. Denvor Sunday after vis
iting relatives in tho city
Miss Florence Stamp will entertain
the Travel and Study Club at her
home this evening.
Chas. Lierk returned Sunday from
Omaha whore ho transacted busi
ness. F. W. Rlncker returned Friday
from Omaha where he spent two
weeks transacting business.
t 1 Harry Shilling leaves Wednesday
for- Denver where ho will spend
vacation.
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Vaudeville at The Keith Theatre Wednesday
4r BIG ACTS
The Keith Theatre has signed up for this years service the Levy Circuit
of high class Vaudeville Artists. The opener Wednesday will consist of
The Fostos
a fast, snappy comedy novelty. In-
4
eluding eccentric dancing, hand bal
ancing, contortion and ring manipu
lation. Jack Polk
Jack is an eccentric comedian and is
always Polking along furnishing a
cyclone of laughter whenever he stops
Bryers & Bryers
In a Singing and Musical-Act
Haley and Trefaer
A stunning looking young lady and
a happy go lucky young man. Are
exceptional entertainers. In their
offering 4 Work" there is plenty of
snappy patter all through this number
Same exceptionally catchy songs and
their efforts along various lines are
worth while.
In addition to the four acts, we will have three' riiels of pictures of high
entertaining value. - !
For the Balance of
the Season at the
Remember Every Wednesday
Keith Theatre
Dr. Iteinsh of Omaha and brother-1
in-law Jos. Nolan loft Sunday for
tho lakes on a weeks hunting trip, j
Nim Stoocky and sister Susio of
Lexington Spent Sunday at tho B. !
F. Richards homo.
A marriago llconso was issued on
Sept. 27 to Albert J. Lacoy and Miss
Maudo E. Loomls, both of Hayes
Center.
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The local high school football
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wondcborn oieven wm leave in care xuureuuy
I tr " Ti r1 n nlr tirYintn flinv will ninnf
u ..xvuuu.k i.wu w.vj ..... u.uv
the McCook aggregation Friday.
Attorney Leslie Basklns went to convention.
returned Saturday from Iowa whoro
they spent two weeks visiting with
relatives.
1 Tlov. Pnarl R. Stevens loft vester-
. day for Hastings whero he will
I lln.,,l i. m ..lot In fluivMi din In
.1 L l 11 Vl LAIC UilllOLIUII J
Arthur vesterdav to transact nrofesai
ional business. - .I1
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I- Miss Ada Lorraine who
- employed in iho Marinello Parlor
the Style Shot) left yesterday for
Several fans arc expecting to accomp
any tho tean.
Mrs. W. J. Hondy and Miss Janet
McDonald left yesterday for Kansas
City whore thoy will attend the P.
E. O. Convention."
- 9.99
On Monday Sept. 26, Judgo Wood-,
hurst issued a marriago license and
later performed tho marriago cere
mony for Albert G. Carlson a farm
er of Lowollon vicinity and Mrs.
Mlnnio E. Shook of tho same place.
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has boon
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ing business in the city; , 1
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Miss Bertha Votaw returned Sun-, , You will want to read, theso long )
day from Chicago where she spent-. oVcningB, have Clinton and Son ;ov !
two months visiting. ' 'j amine your, eyes and fit the correct ;
Misses Alice . Salman ' and ' BlBiJgjnBge, , - ' j
Waltemath are expected this weelc . 9.99
from Omaha. . .. , ij, .Mrs. Jen Pederson of Ft. Morgan
Miss Alice Langford resigned. heil'le visiting friends in the city. She
position at the Austin Jewelry storp'Vas formerly Miss Hattio Brown of
Saturday. , r this city. .
Miss Emeline Calhoun entertained
the Manit'ou Campfire at her homo
Inst evening. After a pleasant oven
ing refreshments were served.
County Agent Kellogg will go to
Mr. and Mrs. Victor VonGoetz re
turned Saturday from an eastern trip
whore they visited relatives.
Mrs. J. K. Ottenstein will enter
tain at her home Wednesday after
noon at bridge.
Misses Mario Gough and Hazol
Utterback spent Sunday in Kearney
wun inenas. , )t
Our Eye Glass service is increasing
.eyory month. There is a reason-Satisfaction
and Service C. S. Clinton and
Son, Opticans.
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Wnllaco Wednesday to attend a pub-
lic salo in that vicinity and look after
matters concerning his office.
. Burdett Wright came from Denver
Sunday and has accepted a position
on the Union Pacific Railroad as a
brakeman.
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DE. 0. H. CBESSLEH
GRADUATE DENTIST
Office over the 'McDonald
State Bank.
FARM LOANS
I am prepared to make a few farm
loans on improved farms, occupied
by owners.
O. H. TIIOELECKB.
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WM. WALDORF,
Tinner.
Makes or repairs anything made of
tin or sheet metal.
510 Locust Under General Hospital.
Extension Road No. 12.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The special commissioner appoint
ed to view a public road as follows
Commencing at tho SW corner of
section 36 T. 12 N. R. 31 W. running
thenco north on lino between sec
tions 35 and 36, 25 and 26, 23 and
24, and 13 and 14 to the NW corner
of section 13 said township and
range, has reported In favor of tho
establishment thereof, and all objec
tions thoreto and all claims for dam
ages by reason of tho establishment
of above road must file samo In tho
offico of the County Clerk of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, on or before 12
o'clock noon of tho 12th day of De
cember, 1921, or said road will ho al
lowed without reference thoreto.
Dated at North Platte, Nebraska,
this 29th day of Sept. 1921.
A. S. ALLEN,
(SEAL) bounty Clerk
Bulbs Shipped Direct From Holland
FOR FALL PLANTING
Crocus 3 for l 5c
Daffodils 2 for -- 5c
Hyacinths, each r-.-w- -c-; &c
Single Tulips 2 for J ,7-,5e
Double Tulips 3 for u 10c
Darwin Tulips 3 for i.-- .--.10e
Narcissus G for , r 25c
All named varieties and colors
We handle Pictorial Review Patterns.
W- J. O'CONNOR
5, 10 AND 25c STORE
CONCERT BY
HARVEY HINDERMYER and
The DANN TRIO
This will be the season's most unique music;
event. In addition to their regular program, the
artists have consented to compare their art with
its RE-CREATION by Mr. Edison's new phono
graph. The famous artists will appear at
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Monday, Oct. 10, 8:30 p. m.
Admittance by invitation only. A few reserva
tions are still left. We shall be glad to issue
these to music-lovers who apply, in order of ap
plication. Call, write, or telephone.
DIXON'S MUSIC SHOP
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Have You Tried It?
Aside from the convenience
of being able to use the malls
to pay bills by check many peo
ple have actually found a Check
ing Account helps them to
save money.'
Your balance becomes more
than a mere figure after a
while. It becomes a friend
whom you would rather see
grow richer than podrer.
Open your Checking Account
here at the Platte Valley State
Bank, and save money.
The Platte Valley. State Bank
VICTROLA
EN ALL STYLFfiT
We Gladly Arrange Payments to Suit You
You should choose the
Victrola because the
greatest artists and tonal
authorities have chosen it,
because it costs no more
than one of its many imi
tators. Caruso demanded the
Victor to perpetuate his
glorious voice. He knew
the VICTOR HAD NO
EQUAL, and it is a signif
icant fact that the artist
WHOSE ART IS ABOVE
PRICE, desires above all
thinge to be heard on the
Victrola.
A Victrola in Your Home Is
Evidence of Good Taste
ROBERTS MUSIC CO.,
110 East Front Street
