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Dr. 12. A. Thomas, Dentist, Dainoroll
block.
J. L. Wheuton is visiting in Itloom-
i,JCington.
Miss Rernice Potter is home frcm
Lincoln.
Prof. Dietrick went to N'aponeo
Monthly,
Oscar Rurroughs spent Sunihiy in
Franklin.
Will West was down from Nupoi:ce
this week.
Rev. Hill was down from Inavale
"Wednesday.
Abe Kalcy of Linioii, Col., is visit
ing in Red Cloud.
Mrs. Ned (! rimes was down from
lllne Hill this week.
Simon Von Hocniug was down frt m
Roscmonl Tuesday.
The frame work of Fred Maudeville's
new residence is up.
Miss Harriet Hants went to .lunhita
Monday for a visit.
Hoy Oarber arrived home from
Omaha Sunday evening.
Sam Temple was up from Kansas
City the Urst of the week.
Well improved x, acres of land for
hale cheap. A. R. Sellars.
.lames Cather arrived Sunday even
ing for a visit with his parents.
Miss Fthel Oarher of Heat rice is
visiting with Mrs. Frank Peterson.
There, doesn't seem to he much doing
in the new court house line at present.
C. 13. Hicks and Hanker Hoot were
down from Hladcti Monday night.
Dr. R. F. Haines is suffering with
i severe attack of Hright's disease.
Arthur Myers and Miss Kva Myers
were over from Lebanon this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will MePherson are
the parents of a daughter, born Thurs
day. 0. W. Pope of Lincoln was shaking
hands with friends in Red Cloud this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dedrick are the
parents of . daughter, born last Sat
urday. Miss A. Orella Coble, a trained nurse
from Hastings, is taking care of Dr.
Haines.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fcarn of McCook
rare visiting relatives in Red Cloud and
vicinitv.
Mrs. Dr. Gardner of Orleans is visit
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. II. Fort.
Levi Yost of Strang, Neb., arrived
Wednesday for a visit with his brother
Jo in Yost.
Ifyoutvant your glasses properly
litted, Dr. Warrick, the oculist, Tues
day, dune 4.
For Kent 0 room house, in north
cast part of town. Apply at house
Marion Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. Wescott of Plat's
mouth are visiting at the home of
Paul Storey.
Mr. George Hlair of Lincoln arrived
"Minday evening for a visit with her
.-tin, liert Hlair.
H. P.. Rummer is improving the ap
pearance iff his mill by giving it a
new coat of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lacey of
"Woodruff. Kan., visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Nate Piatt Sunday.
Fred Newby and Miss Ida Low,
both of Tobias. Neb., were married
Tuesday by Judge Fdsoii.
Mrs. Nate llllugworth has so fur
recovered from her recent Illness as
to bo able to walk around.
"Webster county's share of tho semi
annual school apportionment is
-5.i,0 17. '.'0. or S1.:M per pupil.
Albright Uros. have bought the Pe
Tcrson furniture store at Guide Rock.
The deal was closed yesterday.
Allen Tulleys came down from Nap
once Thursday morning for a short
visit with his mother and sister.
Mrs. Dr. Matthews of Omaha, for
merly Miss Helen Hoover, is vlsjtlng
with her aunt, Sirs. T.C. Hacker.
Miss Vernon Storey, accompanied Mr.
si ml Mrs. C. K. Wescott on their re
turn to Pluttsmonth this morning.
Mrs. John Rarkley and Mrs. Ross
Vyle accompanied Mrs. Rort Hatfield
to her homo in Jamestown, Kas., today.
Arthur McArthur left Saturday
morning for Clay Center, Neb., where
he has a position in a printing olllco.
.John W. Tulleys, state examiner of
county treasuries, came in Tuesday
to check up Treasurer Frahm's otllce.
Ico a quarter of an inch thick on
the 27th of May is something never
before heard of in this part of Neb
raska. Miss Logan of Hlue Hill came down
to attend the commcnconiciit exercises
and was a guest at the home of C. 11.
Potter.
Mrs. Harry Ileal came down from
McCook this week to be present at the
graduation of her niece, Miss Florence
Potter.
Miss Anna Ferguson arrived from
Taylorville, 111., Tuesday to witness
the graduation of her brother, .lames
Ferguson.
Willis and V. It. Fulton have
bought the grocery stock of John
Grill'eth and will take possession in a
few weeks.
One of the largest crowds seen in
Red Cloud in many a day was here
Saturday, presumably attracted by
the circus.
At the meeting of the Odd Fellows
Monday evening F. Welsch was elec
ted noble grand and It. 15. Rur.choy
vice grand.
Clarence Carpenter came home from
I mperiul Friday in order to get a chance
to wear his new band uniform on Dec
oration day.
Miss Flo Palmer, who is operating
the telephone exchange at Wray, Col.,
arrived home .Monday morning for
a month's visit.
Harry Coulson of Walnut Creep"
who has been making an extended
trip through Wyoming and Montana,
returned last week.
The home of John Martin, on Se
ward street, is quarantined for diph
theria. Their little son Philip is the
.victim of the dread disease.
Frances Fern Ktherton, tho little
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charley
Ktherton, who has been ill with diph
theria, died Sunday, May 20.
Of all the fruits there are in the land,
That grow on bush or tree,
I would give up the choicest ones
For Hollister's' Rocky Mountain Tea,
C. L. Cotting.
If your child complains of a sore
throat, have a doctor examine it at
once. It does not pay to take chances,
now that diphtheria is prevalent in
the city. t
It is said that Frank Darker, who
caused the arrest of C. 0. Wilson for
adultery, week before last, has jump
ed the town leaving a number of un
paid bills.
There is talk of organizing a base
ball team. We have plenty of good
material, and all that is lacking is
some responsible party to take hold of
the matter.
Miss Lois Deckwithand Miss Dertha
Harlow left Wednesday evening for
Omaha, where they have positions as
stenographers with the Oliver Type
writer company.
"Pete" Hansen is the first person to
begin the erection of a residence in
the new addition, formerly known as
the Outhwaite tract. Lots in this
addition will soon be valuable proper
ty. Rufus Mikschand daughter Mary re
turned from Omaha Sunday, where
Miss Mikseli has been in a hospital for
several weeks. She underwent an op
eration and is considerably improved
in health.
Dr. Warrick the specialist will meet
eye, ear. nose and throat patients and
those needing glasses properly fitted,
at Dr. DaniereH'sollice, Tuesday, June
I. Consultation and examination free.
Hours 11 t !.
Mrs. J. I'. Frame- and Mrs. I. K.
Jlai'wood uir.w.i' Thursday morning
for a visit with their sister. Mrs. J. O.
Caldwell. They arc on their way to
their home in Kansas City from a trip
to the Pacific coast.
Among those who will receive de
grees at the State I'nivorsity in the
School of Literature, Arts and Sciences
next month is Miss Hertha Relic Pot
ter of Red Cloud, who has taken the
full four-year course.
A runaway horse created a commo
tion on Webster street Thursday after
noon. The animal belonged to Mr.
Hayden, father-in-law of Clarence Ki
.or. It had been picketed out and
broke loose from it's moorings. The
picket rope was attached to a short
board, and when the animal got start
ed it had a similar effect to a tin can
on a dog's tail. The horse turned
into Nelson's barn, upsetting a couple
of buggies and narrowly missed the
little bister and baby of Dr. Nelson, who
were sitting in front of the barn.
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
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The members of the (5. A. R. and
Relief Corps will give an ice cream
supper at Potter's hall this evening
complimentary to the band boys and
the High Sohool Glee Club immedi
ately after the band concert.
The twenty-ninth district meeting
of the Rebekah degree, I. O. O. F.,
will be held in Red Cloud next Thurs
day, and it is expected that a number
of visiting degree teams will bo pre
sent from towns in the district.
The bites and stings' of insects, tan,
sunburn, cuts, burns and bruises are
relieved at once with Pincsalve Carbo
lized. Acts like a poultice, and draws
out inflammation. Try if. Price ,'."ie.
Sold by Henry Cook's Drug Store.
Rev. J. M. Hates will hold services
at the Fplscopal church next Sunday,
both morning and evening. In the
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Christian
church, he will deliver the annual
memorial sermon to the A. O. H. W.
Albert Knutson, Mike Hliss and
Frank Mcintosh captured thirteen
coyotes last Sunday. They failed,
however, to get the old wolves and
will have another hunt next Sunday.
There is now no bounty on wolf scalps.
Word has been received here that
Miss Mabel Graves, formerly a pupil
in the Red Cloud high school, is to be
married next week at her home in
Rrudshaw. Neb. Hlshop Graves, who
is her uncle, will perform the cere
mony. The cemetery presented a neater
appearance on Decoration day than it
lias for a good many years. While
there was not a great profusion of
flowers, what there were of them, were
of the finest varieties of hothouse
plants.
Mrs. James Watson of Greeley, Col.,
and Thomas Williams of Sycamore,
Kan., are in Red Cloud, having been
called here by the serious illness of
their aunt, Mrs. Jane Roone, who
suffered a stroke of paralysis last
Saturday.
Headache and constipation disappenr
when Dades Little Liver Pills arc used.
They keep the system clean, the stom
ach sweet. Taken occasionally they
keep you well. They are for the en
tire family. Sohl by Henry Cook's
Drug Store.
To the clergy, the Citizens' Concert
Rand, the High School Glee Club, Miss
Gertrude Rlackledge and all others
who assisted in the services on Memo
rial and Decoration days, we extend
our heartfelt thanks. Ry order of the
Post Commander and President of tlte
W. H. C.
Summer coughs and colds yield at
once to Dees Laxative Cough Syrup.
Contains honey and tar but no opiates.
Children like it. Pleasant to take.
Its laxative qualities recommend it to
mothers. Hoarseness, coughs, croup
yield quickly. Sold by Henry Cook's
Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs-. Arthur Carpenter of
Columbus, ()., who are visiting re
latives in this vicinity, were in Red
Cloud yesterday. Mrs. Carpenter was
formerly Miss Heulah Harmau and
Mr. Carpenter, who is a brother of J
Will Carpenter of Inavale, is travel
ing for a shoo house. I
Hundreds of people yearly go
through painful operations needlessly!
because they never tried Man Zan Pile
Remedy. It is put up in such a form ,
that It can be applied right where the ,
trouble lies, ft relieves the pain 'and j
inllainuiation. It is for any form of
piies. Price fillets. Sold by Henry
Cook's Drug Store.
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Five week's from yesterday is the
Fourth of July. If we are going to
have a celebration it is time to be do
ing something. It has been a long
time since we have had a celebration
worthy of the name. . We understand
that the hand boys are planning to give
a big celebration, and if they are it is
time they were letting the world know
it. Red Cloud always has a good cele
bration when preparations are begun
in time, but if we wait.uptil the last
minute it is sure to be a "flz.er."
Situ for the School House
At their last meeting last. Friday
night tlie school board accepted the
proposition of C. J. Piatt for the block
south of the Leonard property in the
old Outhwaite tract The price of the
tract is SHJUO, and Mr. Piatt agrees to
allow the board S.'.OO for the old build
ing site. However, the board has six
months in which to dispose of tho prop
erty at a higher price if they can findu
buyer for it. They should bo able to
use a large part "of the material in the
old building in erecting tins new one,
unless they can find a buyer for both
tho buildingaud grounds. In view of
tho diflleulty in obtaining a clear title
to the property south of Curt Evans'
place, this is probably tho best that
could be done. ' j
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To Tli
Old
Sold
We extend you a cordial
invitation to make our store
your headquarters on Deco
ration Day.
The owden-Kaley Clothi n C o.
ALWAYS
3 1 5 Webster St.
FLOWEtt GAME.
Union Class, Friday Evening, May 31,
Business Collc&e-Rr.v. Bates Will
Entertain.
Make a large bouquet: each person
draw from it a llower, and tho mean
ing attached to it will typify tlte
future consorts character. For example:-
Say your bouquet consists of
violets, hyacinths, primroses, daisies,
heart's-ease, hawthorn, daffodils.
Then the characters would be: Violet,
modest; hyacinth, playful: dark
hyacinth, mournful: piimrose, simple,
candid; daisy, an early riser: heart's
ease, kind, eh.iritalile. or thoughtful;
hawthorn, hopeful; daffodil, daring.
Fitly Years
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Red Cloud, Nebraska
The profession of the destined lover
will be found thus: Lily; a person of
rank; rose, an artist; thistle, a scotch
man and a soldier; oak-leaf, a farner;
laurel, a poet; foxglove, a lawyer;
cypress, a doctor; tulip, a freeholder;
p.'ission-llower, a clergyman; marigold;
a merchant; shamrock, an Irishman;
leek, a Welshman.
Of course the persons who draw tho
llowcrs are supposed to be ignorant of
their meaning, or they may draw
blindfolded. Coiuu and bring your
flowers and your friends .
The display of flags on Decoration
day was the best ever seen in Red
Cloud with the possible exception of
Reiuiiou week.
the Standard
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