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THE UNION REVIVAL
NOTES OX THE PROGRESS AND
INCIDENTS OP THE
MEETING
STOCK SHIPMENTS WEATHER CONDITIONS
Last nlghtwas rest night. - No,
cervices are held on Mondny evening.
Saturday night the ruin prevented
a large number from attending the
services when Itev. Hess spoke for a
ohort time in tne spirit of the meet
ings. , y
Next Saturday night is to be the
entertainment by the children from
8 to 15 years of age. Three hundred
children will sljig and in otherwise
entertain and please.
Guild Serves Dinner.
Tho Presbyterian Westminister
i Guild met last evening and a delicious
j dinner was served by tho entertaining
jcommitteo. Mrs. M. B. Crosby rqad'
I several letters from her brother, who :
is a dental miBslnnnrv nt Pin
China. Theso letters said that things
woro exceedingly high in Japan and'
very low In China. Ono article that
was especially low in Japan was1
pearls.' A fifty dollar strand here,
would cost about threo dollars there.
Tho nex meeting of tho Guild will be
held Nov. 20, in tho church parlors.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL 1
The following carloal shipments o
livestock woro mado from tho North
Platto station of tho Union Pacific dur
ing the week ending eserday
Omaha
Cox-Jones, 1 car cattlo to South 1
Omaha. j
Jesso Lanholm, 1 car hogs to South'
Omaha.
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A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
It. A. Fisher Saturday evening.
E. J. Eames of Wallace waB u '
business visitor in tho city yesterday.
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NOTICE
Sunday night the church was ' cllntna 'or eye service,
crowded. . The choir was larger than Mr nn'l Mrs. J. D. Pyle returned
before nnd the music was especially Sun,ay . evening from Denver and
good. Itev. Paul Shenk gave an in- i 0,,1"er Colorado points after visiting
spiring sermon and Dr. Mitchell, and i lvith relatives.
Mr. Fraser sang a duet. , The small son.oC Mr., and-m ,
lni,l fll,Ml i',-rf- iJt
Rev. P. N. Stevens preached 6n
Friday night. He spoke of the glory
of God and of the fact of sin and .told
a number of incidents regarding con
ditions here in North Platte which
he offered to produce the proof if
anyone wanted to know.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
Clintons for spectacles.
W. J. Crook of Paxton was a busi
ness visitor in tho city last week.
J-Itili Cahill of'Paxton was brought to !
tiie city laist week to receive medical
treatment.
Mrs. S. S. Garby returned to her
home in Bridgeport this morning after !
visiting for several days at tho A. G.
Heinlein home.
Miss Anne Rubls leuvoB tomorrow
for Dps Moines and Spencer, Iowa, i
where she will visit with relatives'
for two weeks.
Charles Yost returned to Fremont
Sunday after spending a few days
Money to loan on farms.. See Gone ln tho cUy visiting his parents Mr.
Crook. and Mrs. G. C. Yost.
Mrs. Frank Eshlmen of Hershoy was ,
a business visitor in the city yester-1
day.
Miss Caroline Guthard of Paxton
spent several days last week in the
NEbTonigyifoi
mw to tono and atrenethon
tho orena of digestion and
elimination. Improve appetite,
stop clcK hoadaehes, rollovo Bil
iousness, correct constipation.
They act promptly, pleasantly,
mildly, yet thoroughly.
Tomorrow Alright
Ralph Clabaugh of Omaha . is !
spending a few days In tho city visit
ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Clabaugh.
25c. Cox, 13S
Your
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NOLAN BROS.
city visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mr3. Arthur Reynolds loavp
tho first of tho week for their honie
stead at Rock River, Wyoming. .
Good people, good music and a
good floor make Danceland every
Saturday night.
Mrs. Frank Tomple.tspent a few
days last week in Lexington visiting
with relatives and friends.
Miss Ruth Bratte'n of Brady visit
oil in tho city last week at the. O. H.
Johnson homo.
Miss Winifred Miller of Xewellen
upent the week end in the city with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W'H. Tracy of
Sutherland transacted business in
tho city Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Guffey of Sutherland
visited in tho city last week with her
daughter Mrs. James Doyle.
Mrs. M. H. Gilfoyl returned Sat
urday from Omaha where she attend
ed a concert given by GeraldlnoFar
rar. Dan Blessington who underwent an
oporation at tho Platto Valley hospital
soveral dayB ago returned to hls'homo
in Madrid yesterday.
Mrs. William JEhramn left this
morning for her home in Lyman after
visiting with friends in tho city for n
fow days.
Oliver CarrolUls .at the Platto
Valloy ..ospltal taking troattaents.
Ho is Improving slowly and his
friends are relieved to know that ho
is getting better.
VAUDEVILLE
AT THE
KEITH THEATRE
Wednesday Only.
NOVELTY CARTOONING II Y TOM DAY1KS.
arUItltY AND BAROU.
Comedy singing, talking and dancing in black and tan. Including
wooden shoo dancing and negro, imitations. This act is far abovo
tho average. ' " '
.TDlttlE, MARY AND RAY.
Harmony comedy, singing and danclug. Threo acts of -vaudivllle
differ from tho usual harmony singors.in as much as they aro
accomplished in every thing they attempt. Tho female member
of this set is very potito and attractive. Wearing gowns that tnko
tho oyes of tho ladles. Theso people know ho'w to please the
audionco. See them and bo convinced.
LATHAM AND RU1JYK.
This is an unusual act not only in wardrobe, apparatus and tricks
( porformed,, but tho lady member of tho act who w.oighs a scant
ono hundred pounds performs tho largor part of tho most difficult
tricks, and handles tho man who weighs 1G0 pounds. Tho net is
presented in rapid flro order from start to finish. Tho feature of
tho net is tho closing number known as tho human olovator trick.
ALSO A GOOD FIVE REEL FEATURE WILL RE SHOWN.
Saturday was cold with thunder
showers in tho morning followed by a
heavy rain in tho afternoon. Sunday
and Monday wore cold nnd windy days.
Highest temperature yesterday 49, a
year ago C9, lowest last night 25, n
year ago 40. Tho forecast Is: Fair
to-night and Wednesday, somewhat
warmer to-morrow.
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Mrs. I). E,. Jollff of Dickens shop
pod In tho city Saturday.
'Mr. and Mrs. John Strahorn leaves
ln a few days for points ln California
.where they will spend the winter.
Clintons forcyo glasses.
Dr. J. B. Rcdficld transacted profes
sional business In Gothenburg Sunday.
Mrs.. S. 13. Kenworthy of Arthur,
Nebraska, was a business visitor In
the city Saturday.
Mrs. L. O. Thompson of Paxton
was a business visitor In tho
Saturday.
Bcolor, Crosby and Raskins, Attys.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
cjty
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CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to thank our many friends
for tho kindness shown us and for tho
beautiful flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Doobko,
Mr, and Mrs. John Kurtz,
Mr. and Mrs. Bitting.
. Estate No. 1913 of Robort A. Mc
Knlght deceased In tho county court
of Lincoln county, Nobraskn.
Tho Stato of Nobraskn, ss: Credit
ors of said ostato will take notlco that
I to timo limited for presentation and
, filing of claims against said ostato
l Is March Sth, 1923, and for Bottlo
I mont of said estate Is Novembur 3,
'1923; that I will sit nt tho county
1 court room in enld county on Dccom
bor 8 1923, at 10 o'clock a. in. nnd on
I March 8, 1923 at 10 o'clock, n. m. to re
ceive ox,amlno, hear, allow or adjust
nil claims and objections duty filed.
Dated Novembor 3, 1922.
Win. H. C. WOODHURST.
County Judjtu
Seal
In District A, East of Locust Street
between Union Pacific right of wayj
and Burlington right of way, . wntor '
rent is now duo and will becomo do- j
Hnqucnt Nov. 20. All parties pleas
pay water rent by that data
HERSHEY S. WELCH, 1
Water Commissioner. 1
Picture It In Your Home
tliis Wonderful Warm," Air Furnace ,
that Looks Like ,a Phonograph
This r,id:urc shows the installation ot
an Estate Hcatrola in a modern six
room home.
Picfture one in your home. '
See what a wonderful ' improvement
it is over a heating stove. Note how
beautifully it blends with other
home furnishings. It combines the effi
ciency of a furnace with the appearance
of a phonograph.
OAlale
Estate Hcatrola is a furnace-not a stove.
Placed in one of the living rooms', it
heats 3 to 6 cpnnecfting rooms, in even
the coldest weather. .' ,
Burns any kind of coal, and uses less
coal than a stove. " -
Beautifully finished in grained mahoga
ny a vitreous enamel, pracftically ever
lasting. You can rub and dust it with a
cloth, just as you do your furniture.
' HEATRQLA . ". " T.
Heats 3 to 6 Connecting Rooms
W. R. Maloney Co.
Sale
Extended One Week!
Boy's School Shoes.
$Q 30
. PAIR.
WHILE THEY LAST.
ENDS SATURDAY, NOV. 11th.
WILCOX DEPARTMENT STORE.
TTHTji
Men's Dress Shirts.
79C EACH.
WHILE THEY LAST.
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