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HOME NEWS
Bulletin o! The Week's Dolne
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: cent lunches served nt the llonii
Itakery.
Clin, t.ciszler was in Hastings on
Monday
Residence property for sale. Leaving
the city. D. W. Tchnuiik
Allen UlucUledgc is visiting his sIr
ter in Illinois
(5eo. Trine is spending a. few days in
lisbou, Kunsus.
Art Brnilslmw of llloouiingtoii wns
in town Tuesday
W. H. Uoffmnn of llhiden wilt seen
on our streets Tuesduj.
Atliitn Molmrl luis returned from u
short sojourn in Lincoln
Try Mhceley'.s limber Shop for the.
lit' st in the tonsoriiil line.
I. II. Hyde of HiisUnyy was in the
city the lust (if the week.
Ladies For your Suit or Coat go to
Minor Rros. Co. and save money.
Mr. Hoffman of UiirlliiRtnn, Iown,
wns a Red Cloud visitor on Snmlay.
R. A. Wiley of Hastings was in town
on telephone business the last of the
week.
llulph Heal a commission man of
Auiora, was here Tuesday visiting His
parents.
Attorney Ucrunrd McNetiy and wife
huve returned from n short visit in
Lincoln.
Rev. .1. M. Hates will hold regular
services in Grace church the next two
Sunday.
Clias. Stettin is home from Hustings
where ho spent several days visiting
relatives.
Attorney .1 S. Gilliam went to Ni-1-son
Tuesday to attend to some legal
business.
A. .1. King of Womer, Kansas, was
seen on the streets of this metropolis
Saturday.
Geo. .1. Warren was confined to his
bed the Hist of the weelc by an attack
of lumb.igo
Harry Waller and son of Cowles was
attending to business affairs in this
city Saturday.
Mrs. Kufus Mik'ch, after spending
some time in Holdrege, visiting, lias
returned home.
Geo. Williams of Table Rock was
looking after business matters in this
city on-Tuesday.- " -
Miss Allison Cowden spent Saturday
in Superior visiting at the home of
Postmaster Stine,
Tom Auld of Omaha, was looking
after his banking interests at this
place on Saturday.
Mrs. W.J. Sorivner, who has been
neriously ill with appendicitis, is re
ported some better
Mrs. John Weesner and baby are
spending the week In Superior at the
home of her parents.
ported to be some better
Bruce Beokwith was called home
from Tiffin, Ohio, by the death of his
father, Solomon Beokwith.
Mrs. C. II. McKinney is enjoying a
visit with her sister, Miss Bernioe
Bryan, of Syracuse, New York.
The countyvcoinmissionftrs met in
Mrs M.'A. Albright who has been
seriously ill for some time past, is re-Lof mnoiSt who have spent some time
The Church Board of th Chiisttau
church will meet Friday evening iitTiW.
Hoy .lones after spending several
days visiting relatives in till vicinity,
returned Monday to Clay (.'enter.
Mr. and Mrs. David Motrlson were
passengers to Cowls Wednesday to
spend a few days visiting friends.
Prof. Morltz. and wife went to Pros
ser, Nebraska, last Friday to attend
the funeral of Mr. Morlt.'s mother.
Try our Pratoue und Frappe Choco
lates hiuI you will buy no other.
Homi: IIaki.uv
Kd. Amuck, the popular furniture
man and undertaker, was registered
on the sick list several days this week.
State Representative A. F. Hart well
of tnavale spent a few hours in town
Saturday on his way home from Lin
coln. Senator Geo. W. Hummel camo
home for a short visit Saturday, re
turning to Lincoln the. Hist of the
week.
Miss Belle Spunnglu returned home
Saturday from Deliver where she had
been to attend the funeral of her
brother-in-law.
The three .Icnkius children returned
to Beatrice Monday, after spending
h few days with their grand-mother,
Mrs. A. Cummiuts's.
The Mutch term of the district
cotirtopcns on Monday, Match Mid.
There is no ;crimiual cases on the
docket for this term.
Clias. tildicdgu and wife went to
Blue Hill, Monday, to visit Mrs.
tihlrcrigc's father, Mr. Moody, who is
quite ill at that place.
Mrs. J. Sheldcu was visiting friends
at tills place on Satutday. The lady
resides in (Juincy, Illinois, and was
on her way to Akron, Coloiado
Frank llowo of Hastings was in
town Monday looking after matters
in the interest of his company, The
Singer Sewing Machine Company.
B. A. Uoaii, n miller of McCook, was
in the city Friday, looking after busi
ness matters, and Inspecting the lied
Cloud Milling Company's property.
Mr. and Mrs. O E. Barney have
been called to Coteslleld, Nebraska,
owing to the serious Illness of a
daughter who resides at that place
I have the best rate in the county on
faiui loans. See mo and be convinced.
My motto prompt service.
A. T. Wai.ki-.ii.
Mrs. (. B. Throne and Miss Ethel
Whitaker left Saturday evening for
California, Mrs. Thorne to visit u son
an i Miss Whitaker will visit with her
brothers.
Nettie Barton of Detroit, Michigan,
who ha spent the "past two-omouths-at
this place visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. L H. Bust, left Tuesday for
her home.
V. E. Springer proprietor of the New
Home Bakery, has installed a new
oven, with which he is now able to
meet the demands of his rapidly grow
ing patronage.
Mrs. Peter Conovar had for her
guests last Friday and Saturday Mr.
and Mr.-. Roy Zlut und children of Mo
Cook. They returned to their home on
Saturday evening.
Mrs S." Whltlock and two daughters
visiting at this place, left on Saturday
for Bladen where they will spend some
time visiting relatives.
D. H. Rich formerly superintendent
of the electric light plant here, but
now connected with the Superior
Electric Light and Power Company at
Superior, Nebraska, spent yesterday
special session yesterday to look over in town on business pertaining to the
plans pertaining to bridges, etc. i plaut.
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OUR SPRING
mall Paper Opening
We Extend To You
A Personal Invitation To Cell
And inspect our stock of New Spring Wall Paper.
They are worth seeing purely as works of art
and doubly worth seeing in case you contemplate
using paper later.
A little observation will show what remarkable
changes can be made in the appearance of a home
by use of suitable wall papers.
This stock includes all of the latest designs and
will permit of carrying out any plan or scheme
desired.
9eo Our Now Bprlng Stock While Complete
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Gbas. It. Gutting
The Druggist
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POTATOES
Are not very good this time of
the year. 1 sort all of mine
over befoio 1 send them out.
Nebraska Early Ohios
75c Per Bushel
Red River Ohios, genuine
$1.00 Per Bushel .
I have just added to my stock
of Groceries Loose Wiles Sun
shine llNcuits. I carry a full
line or the English Baked
Goods. The finest in the world.
B. E. McFarland
All the Phones
.John Tomlinson and Ralph Mo
Conkev, electrical experts, went to
Blue Hill Wednesday morning to treat
the citlens of that place to a few
electrical stunts.
H. F. McTaggart of Cowles stopped
olf in this place for a few hours on
Monday ho being enroute to Wilson
ville, Nebraska, to look after some
business mutters.
"The Girl Outside the Door" will be
the subject of the sermon next Sun
day iiitfht at. the M. E. church This
is a continuation of the subject of last
week, but from the young woman's
stand point.
Do you notice that .1. H. Bailey is
making the most of tho farm loans?
He is sole agent for Trevett, Mattis &
Baker, and is offeiiug the best rates,
terms and option in the market nnd
that Is the reason. adv.
John Sutton, after spending a few
short years endeavoring to Und the
pleasures of city life, intends to move
back to the farm, and is going back to
his old hants on Walnut creek, about
live miles south west of Inavale.
Last Thursday night the Red Cloud
V. M. C. A. basket ball team went up to
Franklin to play a game with the All
Stars at that place. Our team was de
feated by the score of 20 to 11. The
game is said to have been the roughest
one of the year.
Col. David Groat and James Gilroy
of Riverton, were in town Tuesday.
Mr. Gilroy is making preparations to
leave early next week for Aberdene,
Scotland, where he expects to spend
some time visiting friends whom he
has not seen for thirty years.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gilliam arrived
home Friday evening with their
daughter, Eleuor, from Chicago. Miss
Elenor is makiog rapid progress in her
recovery and will be perfectly well
attain in a short time. Her many
friends heie tire pleased to see her re
turn iu such excellent health and
spiiit.
Roy Rife and daughter Mildred were
called to Beatrice, Friday, owing to
the serious illness of his mother, Mrs
E. Rife He returned home Tuesday
evening, and word received this morn
ing is to the effect that she is resting
as well as could bo expected, and
that the operation has been post
poned until Saturday.
The Red Cloud Automobile Company
Glen Walker manager, has sold to
Col. Jake Elllnger, the popular auc
tioneer, a 35 horse, seven passenger
Studebaker automobile, tit ted with
all the very latest improvements in
cluding electric lights and au electric
starter. The car is a "peach," and we
can go for a spin most any time you
name, Jake!
One of the town divines was heard
to remark one day this week, tliHt It
appeared to him as thoiiKli the editor
had taken au unfair advantage of
the ministers by lotting tlieni take the
Hist issue, thus, in a way, holding
them up as u target, for the other
organizations, Such was not our in
tentions, but knowing them to be men
of broad minds (and shoulders) wo
gavu them the lead.
"Shorty" Wicker, foreman of a gang
of men doing construction work for
the Lincoln Telephone ,t Telegraph
Company was in town Tuesday look
ing over the telephone Hues, etc. The
boys, over whom "Shorty" is boss, are
now stationed at Lester and are
working wostward. While here Mr.
Wicker was the guest of W. E. Her
rick, the popular wire chief for this
company at this place.
Buy Furs now nt Miner Bros, Co.
Sam Shuck shipped I wo ears of cattle
to Kansas City Sunday.
kvNe.vt Tuesday the country comes
Into its own again or to be more
precise, tho affair of this great na
tion ate placed in the hands of n
Democrat, President Woodiow Wilson.
Wo had intended witnessing tho cere
monies attending his inauguration,
but on making our preparations, tlnil
wo nrc short the where-wlth on which
to stay with after wo get there, which
fact we arc of the opinion is due to
the long relgu of Republican policies,
Editor Halo has been hobnobbing
with the town divines this week. Ho
turned tho Chief over to them to edit,
and the "hoys" did a pretty good job.
But just how the parsons could con
nive with tho "devil," pastel h our
understanding, but they did and sur
vived tho ordeal. Com Ad.
Wo cannot help but note the un.iety
displayed by our coiiteiuporaiy for the
safety of the parsons during this said
ordeal. Seems to us that some sym
pathy is ilue the "devil "
F. G. Turnure, who last week pur
chased his brother's interest in the
tlrinof Tnrtiute Bios , has taken ills
son, Floyd, into partnership with him
and the new tlrtn is now to be
known as F (5 Turnuie .v Sou.
I'luyil U a utodel young man, and
with the practical business training
which he will secure front so able an
instructor as his father, it is safe
to say lie will make rapid progress in
the mercantile, world. To the new
linn of F. (J. Turnuie ,v. Son, tho
Chief extends congratulations
The International Opera Company
was the fourth number of tue Lee
lure Course, and was given at the
Opera House on Tuesday evening.
This number, which consisted of an
entirely musical ptogram, was tip to
the usual high standard of entertain
ment which Dr. Boles, the elllcleut
miiiuiKcr of the Lecture Cotttse, has
secured for the people of this place,
and notwithstanding tho fact that the
largo audience which had assembled
to witness this number, were not
permitted to sit on their hands, this
ipquest being made personally by the
Dr. on the opening of tho entertain
moot, it was thoroughly enjoyed by
all. On Saturday evening at the
Opera House the iifth number will be
given This number will consist of a
musical program and a lecture by
Sylvester Long.
Died
The people of this vicinity were
startled to hear the report Saturday
afternoon to learn of the death ot
Salomon U. Beck with. ,,
He imd been seen on tho streets of
tlie'cltyvthe day before, apparently In
good health, and to the majority of
those acquainted it was .unknown that
there was anything impairing his
strength and activity. The morning of
his death, he had gone on about his
work us usual, and had worked with
his usual vigor. He had some trouble
with his horses, occusiouingthe exert
ion of his strength, a little more thau
common, perhaps, and after returning
the hay rack, he complained of some
pain-in his chest. His wife tried to
get him to drink a cup of tea. She
left him for a moment and was shock
ed upon her return to find him lying
back iu the ohuir unconscious. The
uear neighbors were Immediately sum
moned, but arrived too late to be of
any assistance, although their answer
to the call for help was immediate.
Mr. Beckwlth and family have resid
ed near Ked Cloud about twenty-live
years. They removed to this county
March 11, 188G.
Mr. Beckwlth was by occupation a
carpenter and liouso builder, bis latest
work of importance was the erection
of the beautiful residence of C.J. Pope,
completed a short time ago.
He was industrious, economical and
prudent, he tucoeeded in accumulating
a respectable amount of property. He
was a man who deserved and retained
the respect of his fellowmen.
Mr. Beckwith was born at Constant
lue, Michigan, Deo. 8, 185G. He was
married Dec. 14, 1881, to Miss Marth
Willemin at Coustnntiue, Michigau.
He was GO years, 2 months aud 14
days old at the time of his deuth.
'there were four children born to
tills union of whom three survive him
LoisisasteuograpnerinOmaha. Bruce
has recently graduated at the State
University iu a course of Mechanical
engineering, and immediately secured
u responsible und lucrative position in
Ohio which he is now occupying with
credit. Edith quit school on account
of illness after tluishiug the sophomoie
year iu the class of 101 1, in the schools
of this city. The eldest daughter
Mabel, died last May, after completing
her studies iu the public schools and
taking a course us a trained nuise in
Mercy hospital.
Mr. Beckwlth served two terms as
member of the Board of Education of
this city,
The funeral services were conducted
from the residence Wednesday ufter
noon, the Rev. W. R Cole otliciating.
Bruce aud Lois were present to com
fort their mother Hnd sister iu their
distress. The sympathy of the entile
community is witli the sorrowing fami
ly, which so suddenly found itself
bereft of a kind father.
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IF YOU
Can Appreciate
A Real,
Class
Clothing Bargain
Attend our 20 per cent dis
count sale now on at our store.
Just think of buying nice, new Suits and Overcoats made by
B. Kuppenheimer & Co.
Clothcraft
Society Brand
At such liberal discounts. A good assortment
yet to choose from if you come early.
The
Gowden-Kaley
WaA
Clothing Company
FIRST DOOR NORTH OF POST OFFICE
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SPRING
DRESS GOODS
I have just received a very extensive shipment
of Spring Dress Goods in all of the very latest
and most up-to-date creations. The shipment
comprises
Fancy Silks
Plisses
Flaxons
Foulards - Piques
Wool Goods '
Ratines - Diagonals
I want to call your particular attention to to
the largest and highesl class shipment of embrod
eries ever brought to this town.
Don't buy before examining these goods.
The newest thing In Qlame mutton:
"Goods of Quallty"-mOur Motto
BARBARA PHARES
Red Cloud,
Nebraska
PUBLIC SALE
At my farm 2J miles north of Red Cloud, on
Tuesday, March llth
Commencing nt 1 O'clock Sharp.
56 - Head of Stock - 56
4 - HEAD OF HORSES - 4
12 - HEAD OF CATTLE - 12
40 - HEAD OF HOGS - 40
Farm Machinery, Cane Seed, Seed Corn, Hedge
Posts, Etc.
TERMS; Nine months at 10 per cent.
G. L Canfield, Owner.
J. II. BLMNOKK, Attct.
J. W. Al'LD. Cleru.
SEE LARGE SALE BILLS
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