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"S. M. True was down from luavale
yesterday.
Mni fcMith Hayes hns gone to To
pnkn, Kan.
INv. J. M. Hates left this noon for
St. Paul, Nob.
Frank Yctter was up from (initio
I()"k Wednesday.
County Treasurer l'rnhm went to
Kim- HiH Thursday.
Charley Lindley was in Hastings
tin- lirst of tin- week.
A good farm of ."(if) acres for rent.
ltiiiirv tit this olllee.
P. K Payne was down from Cnthcr
ion prtvinet Thursday.
A sort was born last Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Montis
.1 H. Itailoy is home from his trip to
the I'ualinudlu country.
Bruce Frame was down from Hlue
Mil! Saturday and Sunday.
Mis Mary Temple returned to her
homo m Kansas City Sunday.
I. II. Holmes returned Monday from
a trip to the, Texas Panhandle.
Wantol-Girl for housework. In
quire of Mrs. l'hares, at N'owhousc's.
Ladies' all wool underwear at V.
Ne-whoiiMs's. Now is the time to buy.
Driver scarfs and table covers in
AiHtriau fillet work at I Ncwhouse's.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Cowden are the
parent of a 10-11) boy, born Monday.
For Went One storage room, one
room, over Paul Storey's. Jas. MeOuire.
J. I" Amick and family returned
Monday from an extended visit in Mis
sot ri.
M r. and Mrs. Walter Means nre the
parents of a hon, born Wednesday aft
ernoon Hereafter the Red Cloud clothing
stores will close at 0 o'clock in the
evening.
Miss .fessie Duckcr will tench in the
Miuden schools for the remnludcr of
.this year.
Irving Cuinmings and Jake Ellinger
were o7er to Esbon, Kan., the first of
, the week.
J. U Horn, W. if and E. M. Hoff
man were down from Bladen the lirst
of the week.
Mis-, Mary Damerell went to Lincoln
Wednesday, where she is attending
tin university.
Misf Adeline Baylor of the Inde
pendent Telephone exchange is on the
sick list this week.
Miss Rculuh Taylor came home
'J'uewlay morning from an extended
visit in Maryville, Mo.
Joseph Kubat returned Monday from
I'Yiona, Texas, where he purchased a
quarter section of landu
Red Cloud lodge No. 00, A. O. U. W.,
Jiad a big banquet Tuesday night.
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tlrand Master A. M. Walling was
present and delivered the address of
evening.
Ned Grimes went to Hlue Hill Mon
day to be present at the installation
of ollloers of the 1. O. O. F. lodge.
D. A. Dickey returned Monday morn
ing from Brush, Col., where he has
been working in a beet sugar factory.
SherifT Hedge, C. II. Kaley, Charley
Walter and Leek Graves went to Lin
coln to witness the Marker execution.
Gus Catchadal, the genial manager
of the Union Holtling Works of Su
perior, was in Red Cloud Monday on
business.
The members of the Haptist church
will give n reception for their new
pastor, Rev. C. A. Wilson, at 7:no, in
the church.
A big crowd was in town Tuesday to
see the horse race between "Shavetail,"
the Hastings runner, and the "Host
wick horse."
Drs. Weirick & Riddile, Eye. Ear,
Nose and Throat Specialists. Glasses
lltted. Over German National Hank,
Hastings, Neb.
Mrs. Addie Ryler of Kansas City
arrived the first of the week to nurse
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Chris Zeiss, who
is in very poor health.
Mrs. Homer Halter is on the sick list
and was unable to attend the funeral
of her mother, Mrs. Loverchek, which
occurred at Helvidere, Neb., yester
day.
Ed Jeffries, who used to be a barber
in Red Cloud, but has more recently
been braking on the Union PncWie out
of Junction City, Kan., was in Red
Cloud Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Church, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ed Mc
Alister, left the first of the week for
Wilcox, Neb. She was accompanied
by Mrs. MeAlister.
Rev. II. H. Foskett of Grand Island
was in the city Thursday in the inter
est of the Haptist college of that place.
He succeeded in securing quite a sum
of money to aid the college.
At the regular meeting of the M. W.
A. next Thursday night there will be
business of especial importance to the
older members, and it is urged that
all old members be present.
Hy Kelly and sister, formerly of Riv
erton, were in Red Cloud Monday on
their way from Hastings to Riverton
with the body of George Kelly, who
died in Hastings last Saturday.
W. C. Cox, William Parkes, Sr., A.
U. Kaley, George Ilollister, James P.
Amick and FlaveGrice went down to
Hebron Thursday morning to attend
the fuueral of S. P. Spokeslield.
Andrew Hart hns resigned as day
engineer at the light and water plant
and is now employed in the feed store
of his father-in-law, L. A. Haskins.
He is succeeded by Prank Henderson.
Mr and Mrs. Hurroughs and daughter
Ruth, father, mother and sister of
Oscar Hurroughs, superintendent of
the light plant, arrived the first of the
week from Jones county, Iowa, for a
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien White returned
home Sunday morning from Limon,
Col. They expect to go there to live
as soon as Mr. White can secure a
room in which to establish a barber
shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lctson of Mc
Gill. Nevada, arrived Wednesday for a
visit with relatives. They are on their
way home from attending the funeral
of Mrs. Letson's father, at Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa.
Prof. Alvin Snapp and M. A. Mercer
of the Citizens' Concert band will go
to Norton, Kan., next Wednesday to
assist the band at that place in giving
a concert. Roth arc down on tho pro
gram for solos.
"Shavetail," the 11 as tines nag, won
a hotly contested race from the Host
wick mare Wednesday. Quite a "wad"
of money was bet on the race, and, of
course, there were a good many long
faces in Red Cloud that evening.
The Rloomington Advocate is boom
ing "T. W. Auld of Red Cloud" for
delegate to the Republican national
convention. It probably hns reference
to W. T. Auld, who claims a residence
in Red Cloud 'but spends his tune in
Lincoln,
Two hundred people visited tho Pan
handle, Texas, on tho last excursion
that I. II. Holmes was on, and the
Red Cloud Investment Co. has been
vesy fortunate in selling to nil their
, e istoinors on their late land proposi
tion. Their next excursion will be
on January 21.
Red Cloud's latest addition to Uncle
Sam's navy is Earl Dickerson, who en
listed at Denver a short time ago.
Rod Cloud now has five of her sons in
the navy-Ralph Popo, Roy Dickey,
Ralph McConkev, Mack Fentress and
Earl Dickerson.
Elsewhere in today's paper will be
found the somi-nuntial statement of
the county treasurer. This is some-1
thing that every property owner and
taxpayer should read carefully, in
order to learn the exact financial con
dition of the county.
Geo. Hill and Will Kimsey have i
purchased the Lebanon Times from the
Mays, and assumed control last week.
Itoth are lirst class printers ami are
well known in Lebanon, each having
been connected with the Times for a
number of years. We wish them suc
cess. County Attorney Hlaekledgo went to
Lincoln yesterday morning In response
to a summons from Attorney General
Thompson. Ills assistance was re
quired at the hearing granted by Gov
ernor Sheldon to the attorneys for
Ftank Harker, which was hold Thurs
day morning.
The county commissioners met Tues
day and organized. J. G. Overman
was elected chairman. The principal
business transacted was the awarding
of the bridge and printing contracts,
and the designation of the nine banks
of this county as county depositories.
The board adjourned to meet again
February 1.
At the meeting of Red Cloud Camp
No. OOS, M. W. A., Inst night the fol
lowing olllcers were installed: Consul,
C. W. Grout; worthy adviser, E. W.
Ross; banker, L. II. I'ort; clerk, E. II.
Newhouse; escort, II. H. Clcmmons;
watchman, George Sheldon; sentry,
Guy Day; physicians, R. F. Raines, R.
S. Mitchell and E. A. Creighton.
Quite a number of Red Cloud people
went down to Lincoln the first of the
week to attend the Hryan banquet j
Wednesday night, among whom were: ,
Dr. Damerell, N. Longtln, Hernard
McNcny, T. J. Ward, John Polnicky, !
and Fred Temple. Some of these expect
to remain in Lincoln until today to
witness the hanging of Frank Harker. j
Prof. August Meyer, a traveling ex-'
pert pool player, gave an exhibition'
at Taber's pool hall Tuesday evening. ;
The large crowd was somewhat dis-.
appointed, owing to the fact that the
"expert's" exhibition of skill did not
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come up to expectations. Red Cloud
has some pool "sharks" of its own who
could give the alleged expert a few
pointers.
President Turner of Hastings Col
lege will lecture in the Congregational
church Saturday evening, January 18.
He is spoken of by the press as one of
the strong and brilliant platform men
on the stage today. He is a strong
man and ought to be heard by the
people of Red Cloud. Admission only
25 cents. All school children, 15 cents.
Lecture will commence at 8:15.
In the Chief of thirty years ago this
week we fitid the following: During
the trial of a scandal case in Smith
county, Kansas, a lady witness was
asked a question which slu declined
to answer. Upon being pressed for a
reason for not answering, she said: "It
is not fit to tell to decent people."
"All right, madam," said the lawyer,
"just step up nnd whisper it to the
judge."
County Judge Edson went before
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Jan. 1, 1908,
We will sell
Suits, Pants and
Overcoats
For Men, Boys and Children
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20 per ct discount
from regular prices.
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the board of commissioners yesterday
afternoon and asked that a vault be
built to protect the records of his
cflice. Valuable records and illcs in
probate cases, us well as marriage and
other records, are piled around in
boxes and on the tops of desks and
safes, absolutely unprotected from
lire. Should fire kreak out in his of
fice the loss would be irreparable.
UIIKUVIATISM CUItBD IN A DAY.
Ur.DetclioiiH Itellof forI!licumatlnm anil Neural
gla rmllcftlly ctiren In 1 lo.'tduyH. It notion upon
tlio nyhlum In remarkable and niystorlous. It
removes at once the cauco and tho dlseano Im
. mediately dloappcarH. Tho tlrst done Rreatlj
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RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
Wo have in stock at all times a
complete lino of Htiilding Material
and Good Coal. Our prices are
reasonable. We solicit your patron
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Don't Buy land nor Loan
Money on Real Estate
without getting one of Tool's
perfect Abstracts of Title. The
oldest and most reliable set of
Abstract books in Webster Co.
Slo.OCO b ind Hied and approved.
Kcpn scuts six of the best In
surnnce companies doing busi
ness in the state. "
LOANS MADE on CITY PROPERTIES
O. C. TEEL,
Red Cloud, Nebr.
Office In Ovcrlng Block.
Phones: Boll 98, Farmcrs36
H. E. ASHER
Veterinarian
Hill -:- Nehraska
Blue
Will bo in Rod Cloud Saturdays
at Smith's barn.
Fulton
Grocer Co
Headquarters for
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
Telephone Your Orders
BETTER STILL
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