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Oullotin of Tho Week's Doings
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Tho Di'iitoo of Honor met Tno'dtiy
night.
l'.iuUSlorcy wnt in Lincoln tho llrst
of the week.
I'Ycsh Oysters hci'vi'd to older it
Warren' Uostiiurnnt.
Cliailry 1 1 tin Lo r of limvu'e spent
Sundnj in this oily.
Fietl Coon mill wife of l'tttbliiii't.
spent Suudii, in the eity.
I'd. Auricle went to Hustings on
Monday, going vlu ruitomoblk'.
l'oit Sam: Whlto Plymouth Itock
Coeltciells Joseph Topliufn. dv
I. KrKble iiii'l wife are liume troni an
extended vlbil in tho huuthutu tntes
The W. C. T. V met at tin homo of
II. Kust ycsteiday nfteinoon.
Seottof Guide Hock spent u
lew days tho first of tho week in this
city.
Wayne T. Carroll of Lincoln Is visit
ing his friend, Floyd Tin mire, this,
weuk.
Mrs. Will Splnon of Superior hpeut
Sunday in this olty visiting with
lelativcs.
White Plymouth Rock eggs for net
ting W. F Com:, Ileil Cloud, Xobraskii
Doth l'hones.
It. J. Skecn of Lincoln vu. spending
n few days the latter part of the
week in tills city.
For Experience graduate Veterin
arian see or call Dr. Dnutnoitr at the
tie bum. With Afcher. adv.
J. W.Corbett and wife and Din-ley
Starr and wife went over to Lebanon,
Sunday, to spend the day.
Hiss Hattio Christian left the first
of the week for St. Joe, where she
goes to visit tor some time.
Bruce Ilobiuson oanto over fiom
Cloy Center, Sunday and spent the
day with his patents at this place.
Carlv Ohio Seed Potatoes. Sixty
llvo cents per bushel at cellar. In
quire Porter Hale. Rural phone 11 on
Miss Ruth Johnson, the popidai
ninth gnulo teacher entertained a few
of her friends at her home on bat
urduy.
Mis. Wiiuoii I.ongtin and baby and
Miss Alfa hongtiu weie vlbitiug in
Guide Uook a few days tho first of the
ivet-k.
Mis. Geo. Coon and childiou left on
Satu day for Chippewa, Wisconsin, ioi
an extended vl-lt with relatives at tl at
place
County Surveyor Geo. II. Overbv
was in Ulue 11111 a few iTnjs the lii-t
of the week attending to busiucfi.
Special Tor Bargain Day
Wednesday, April 16th
A itirtfe 25 c package ol
OATS
For lGc
"A souvenir ring to each
is spending tin
person who calls and asks i
for it on Bargain Duy.
k E. McFavland
It the Phones
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i Ml-s Irene Mlnrr
1 vM'ek in Lincoln
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i! 11. Iiltou deputed Wednesday
wonting for points in southern Kim-
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1 N U Simpson and wife havo left for
an extended visit at Taconin, Wash ,
and other Pucllie coast points.
Mr. S. N. l'ot'cr Is ontortiilnltig Ik r
biothiM, ('apt IhiJV of Miixnimi i, Iowa,
thin v,ei'K, tihtu her nieiv, Mi-s Murgn
elite 1 1 ti IV, of l'ngosia Springs, Colorado.
Koy Kife left on Wednesday Morn
ing foV Iteatilce on icceivliig word tlut
hN tiiothi-i, Mi. V. lllfe, Misvery low.
lie w.is n 'niiiipnuied by Mis. L. .
Iti'Si aiiI daughter, M.tiie.
Wo note tiy the Oxford piper Unit
Chas Amiek, who has been -eiloiisly
111 for some Unit) past with tj pholtl
fever, is now Biifilcleliily loi'nveied as
in It. ot his being up town.
Word iicelred from C. A. Iloiune,
fin 0. I . bpikeniiin, who was in
juinl wlnlii switching in the yards
here olio day last week is to the ell'ect
that ho has some chance of complete
iccovery.
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Boone and Don Sauntleis and Guy
Uradbook dupaited the first of the
week for Texas to look over the
country.
If you hdvc a picture you want en
larged bi ing it to us Wo want to
please you Give us a chance.
Stevens Ihos.
Mrs. Lew White was taken to the
Hastings s.iultaiium for tieatmunt
for ii complication of diseases, the
first of the week.
Dick Grunt of McCook, stopped off
in this city Saturday and .spent the
dav visitiutr with friends. He was en
route to St. Louis.
The Ladies Bazaar of tho M. E
church served dinner nud supper in
the Woodmen ball last Saturday and
enjoyed n liberal patronage.
Senator G. W. Hummel came down,
from Lincoln Saturday and spent
Sunday at home. He returned to hlb
duties .again Monday morning.
J. H. Robinson and wife and Russell
Jones, who have been visiting with
relatives at Stella, Nebraska, for the
past five weeks, returned home Sun
d ly evening.
D. H. Rich former superintendent of
the electric light plant in this city
but now conneoted with the Superior
Electrio Light Company, web looking
after business affairs here on Saturday.
W. H. Fish and son Albert, whe
reside In Tdpeka, Kansas, was in the
city Monday. Mr. Fish, who by the
way, is 90 years old, at ons time was a
resident of Webster county.
Do you notice that J. H. Bailey is
making tha most of the farm loans?
He is sole agent for Trevett, Mattls &
Baker, and is offering the best rates,
terms and option In the market and
that is the reason. adv.
Will West stopped off in this city
a few days the first of the week to
visit with friends. He was en route
to his home in Bartley after having
spent some time in Excellslor Springs,
Missouri, where he bad been receiving
medical treatment.
Charley Kessler, who had been con-fi-ied
in the county jail for the past
few weeks, after having bceu bound
over to the October term of court on
the charge ot boctleggiug, on Satur
day secured bondsmen and was re
leased from custody.
W. 1). l'd-on was in Co vies Tues
day. L. C. Unity of luinale was in the
oltj Tuesday.
I'x-County Treasuier W. A. I'rahm
of Itluo Hill was in the city tho latter
part of the week.
When in town get your dinner at
Wat i en's Uesttiurant.
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes for sale
oOe and Tfio per bushel. Grs I'o.ndt
Ovcring Urothors were in North
I i ranch, attending tobusinoss mattois,
one day tho later part of the week.
Tho editor is confined at his home
this week with u severe attack of
quinsy. He is doing as well as can be
expected. All mistakes in this iss4io
must bo credited to the "devil" and his
assistants.
Jus. Peterson has commenced ex
cavating for the foundation of Ills now
brick building on tho corner of Web
Mcr street and Fourth Avenue. The
millding will be modern in cveiy re
spect and when completed will make
mother solid block oT bilck buildings
in tho city.
Clns. Palmer this week ieclvcd a
number of clippings fiom the papois
published at Akron, Colorado, at
vhieh place bis son, Kay, conducts
i plctuio show, commending him for
iK generous act in girhig ono half of
the pioceeds of ono evonlng'n show to
"he fl od victims in Ohio ami Indiana.
The pastor of the Coiigrigatiounl
church will have for his subject Sun
day uioinlug: "New Winelii Old llot
tlei" or'A Study in Chiistinu i:olu
tion'. At the.! MIO service ho will give
in address on " 1 he Power of the
Christian Homo".
John lloudowhky, who was auested
s iino tiino ago for fotgiiig-a cheek on
Win. M.ir-slugcr of Guide Hook for
S'ii.fiO, was taken to Hastings ono day
last week whore he plead guilty be
fore .ludt;o Dnngau nud leccived an
sontencc of fiom 1 to -'Oyeais. Sherill'
Hedge look him lo Liiioln, Fiid.iy
hitaker & Iluckles gnvo their plow
ing demonstration on the Piatt farm
last Thutsday and Friday. They were
assisted by A. C. HuMier and Hilly
Shepaid representatives of the Inter
national Kerosene Engine. .The en
gine is 45 hoi so power and has 8 plows
which makes it capable of plowing ono
acre ever .'10 minutes.
Parsifal, a religious 3-reel plctuie, a
tragical poem, was shown to a crowded
uuiibc at both shows at the Tepee last
ultdit, and was pronounced by any
number of people as being the best
ever seen heie. Manager Warren Is
sparing no pains to glye to tho putions
of the Tepee the best that can bo
obtained in the picture world.
Walter Deuuy, who formerly held
down the position of master mechanic
In tho Red Cloud Auto Co. garage, but
who since last fall has called the state
of Kansas "home," has returned to
Red Cloud and accepted a position in
the Johu N. Havel gargage. Walter is
an nil 'round mechanic, and Mr.
Havel Is fortunate, Indeed, in securing
his servloes.
L. E. Tait has again embarked in
the automobile business. He has se
cured the agency for the Chalmers
oar and will be located at 404 South
11th street, Lincoln. Mr. Tait is a
Bed Clond product, having spent that
span of .life from boyhood to man
hoodhere, and has developed into a
vary successful business man We
regret to see him mo-e away,
but feel safe in saying he will make a
success of his latest venture.
A story is going the rounds About
some one stealing Hoi ten Letson's nice
tent. It was told to us that Holten,
laboring under the impression that
the good old summer time was only a
matter of a few hours away, decided
to take up his quarters in the said
tent, but only awoke to discover that
Koino ono had deliberated removed
the same from over him. However,
we can not believe it was stolen, nor
can we refrain from wondering if the
yoang man might not have neglected
to have tightened the guy ropes be
fore be retired,
Former Webster County Boy
Marries Kansas Girl
Owen A. Iliinslcker, a son of H L.
Ilnnsicknr, who resides south of ln'a
vale, was iu.it ricd on Sunday, Mniuh
30th, and the following clipping from
TheNuwKiB, published at Hill City,
Kansas, will bo of Interest to his
many friends here:
A beautiful home wedding was sol
emnized on Sunday, March .'JJth, 10K),
at 5 o'clock, p. m., at Uio re-ldeiico of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mis. T. J.
McManlmie, on West Elm Street In
this city, when their tlaughtor, Miss
II. Maude as united in marrluge to
Mr. Owen A. Hunsicker, of Morlimd,
Kansas, ltev. Brown of the Presby
terian church olllclatcd.
The bridal party entered to the
strains of a wedding march played by
Miss LeOra Carney.
Miss Maude was attended by Miss
Ilosainoiid Bondy, as maid of honor,
and Mr. Kay Hunsicker of Inavale
Nebraska, brother of the groom,
served as best man.
Tho bilde, who Is ono of the most
accomplished young ladles of Hill
City, was cxqtiisito in n gown of cieani
chill'on over cream uiessallne, trimmed
with clillVon roses, tinted at center
with dainty pink.
Miss Maudo was ono of our homo
glrlf, and was u member of the llrst
class to gtaduatc from tho Hill City
High School hoie. Shejdso took an
elocutionary course at the Washbiitn
College, ut Topeka, Kansas, and ic
colved many complimentary press
notices of the parts -lio took in
several plays given in that city She
is an accomplished musician,
Mr. Hunsicker lh a xmuig man of
sterling woith. lie held a position
with the (irahain County State Hunk,
of this city, lor over two years and is
at present Cashier of tho Clti.cus Stale
li.iuk, of Moilaud, Kansas
After a dainty two co use luncheon
tho "Nowly Weds" departed for Ilia;
vale, Nebiaska,. whore they will make
Mr. Huulscker's parents a two weeks
visit. They will be at home after
April 15th, In Moilaud, Kansas.
We join with their many f i lends in
wishing them a long, happy and pros
perous journey through life.
Ileal Estate transfers.
For the week ending April fill), lOl.'J.
Compiled by M. W. Carter, Bonded Ab
stracter, lted Cloud, Nebr.
Melissa A. Hedge to Fred A.
Hedge, wd, so) 23-2-11, 811000
Katharine Sehuman to Chicago
Lumber Co , wd, lot 0, Blk. 0,
Blue Hill 300
Anton Souehek nud wife to Phil
lip II. Bock, wd, lots 0, 0, Blk.
2, Hohrer's Add to Blue Hill. .. 1150
Wm. llorwege to William M.
Lainpoar, wd, ne,41-ll 10000
E W. Smith and wife to James
Day, wd, lot Ifi.Blk. 3, Garner's
2nd Add to Red Cloud 150
Isaac Fish to Edward Fish, wd,
lot 6, Blk. 6, Biaden 300
(ieorge Morrow and wife to Mag
gie C. DeBrunner, wd, lotB 4, 5,
Blk. 9, Inavale 1500
Edwin T. Foe to James MoBride,
wd, pt se' 4-2-10, also aH Blk. ,
0, s Blk. 7, and lots 1, 2, 3, 10,
11. 12, Blk 1, lota 1, 3, 3, 10, 11,
13. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 10, 30.
37, 44,' 45, Blk. 10, Foe & Mc-
Bride Add to Cowles
Charles F. Cather and wife to
Dennis Lindsey, special wd,
lots 7, 8, 0, lO.Hllc.7, Rail Road
Add Red Cloud
Lincoln Land Co., to Charles N.
Lovercbeck, wd, lots 7, 8, Itlk
1, Rail Road Add Red Cloud..
H. W. Gullifoid to Bernard Mo
Neny, wd, lot 2, Blk. 3, lots 20
to 24, Blk. 28, Red Cloud 500
J. S. Gilliam, Itefereo to Bertha
Globe, Referee's Deed, lots 1, 2,
ltlk. 7, Hoover's Add to Blue
Hill
George A. Wells and wife to
Martin and Ed Heeien, wd,
svtyi Bnd ni uwtf see 20 3-H. .
Mortgages Filed, 120,852.50.
Mortgages Released, 114,480.00.
Arlle IS asset' left thli luuruliig foi
Canada' where he Intends to locate.
Mrs. II. II, Simons letutned from
Lincoln last evening after ppmUug
some time at that place visiting with
friends
Mill lllia Hale of WKo, MUsouil.
Is in the i-ity this week a guest ut the
homes oT lidllor Hub and liruee
Payne, her uncles.
"To run a newspaper," says m,
Oklahoma editor, "nil a fellow lias It.
do 1 to lie able to wilte poems tils
cuss the tuillV and money ipiestioi',
uinplie a htel)all e.nine, report a wed
ding, mi wood, describe a lite o lhtt
the i en lets will shod tli'dr wrap--,
umbo a lo't tr tlo the work of l n.
shiii'- at a daiii't1, luimsure calico, abuse
the liipim lubll, d si ftlr sky stibst'iihc
I-) eb.u i j. go without ini'iilx, attack
ll. ii Mier, Helena iilmel illsin, mii'ci
at rtii n i .v , wear itliuiiO'iiN, ItiU'til
iidvei lis uviito, over look siMUdal.
appiaisi tialiti'v delight piiuipUin
raiser', minister lo the Mfll'eted, lu-nl
thodi-gtiiu'leil, lUht to a IliuMi, set
type, iim'i! opinions, sweep the i'llk- .
Hpeid. at prajer meetings, stand In
with ev-ijbodj and cveiy thing.''
School Board Meets
And Elects Teachers
IStd Cloud, Neb., Apill 7th , UMII
Uegubir meeting ol tho lloanl called
to oidor ly the ptesldeut Members
prusent-Conii, Cook, Cielghton, 011
iiain, Stoiey and Trunible.
Minutes of previous tegular and
special meetings vail, coi reeled and
approved
Supoilntetident's leport was iceeiv
ed. Upon motion Supeiiiiteiideut. was
Instructed to secuie a Coininencenient
speaker.
Upon motion tho membeis of the
class of I'lHi weie allowed '.MO coin-
nencenietit invitations. The cost of
Invitations not to exceed $10.01).
Upon motion Mr. Christy was elected
truant olllcer for the remainder of the
school year.
I'pon motion Sect clary was instruct
ed io construct additional school
ground appaiatus at a cost not to ex
coed SJ.'i.l 0.
The following bills weie read and
ordeied paid:
John Wolfe 9 1.50 laundry
tl.J'j. (lilce Utng Co , 101.81 supplies
Henry. Cook
Uaylord l!io-.,
Chas. K. Men ill Co,
Saunders Uioj.,
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Chairman of IhillilingM nud (Jiouuds
Committee lecomuunded that the
Ho ud lease an athletic gioutul fiom
It. W. KuunU. L'poii motion tin
liiuldiiigH und (.Jioiinds Coiuinittei
was iinpowcicd lo lnase the giouuds 11
available and lime the fume and .impo
theater moved
Upuf motion the claim ot lleo Coon
for i of und ot tn.es eiioneously assess
til in Dlbt. Xo ii was refeucd to the
committee on claims.
Tho toachei'a comuiittee recommend
ed tho tollowing named poisons as
leaeheis Tor tho year 11)13-11)1 1:
Kiudeigartcii
Ciiinn
lst,'Louiso Schuiuaclier sal'ry
'Jud, Alice Coombs
3rd, Muie Wonder.y
lth, Floience Kellogg
Gth, Kathryu Burke
Uth, Elsie Arnold "
7th, Miiiulo Christian "
Sth, Clara Burgess "
J. E. Wagoner, Music- "
Hioii School
Ituth Johnston salury
Vei nun Storey
Josephine Hlchaids "
(iertrude lilaekledge "
Mao Medley "
Upon motion the Board proceeded to
ballot on the election of teacheis which
ro:ultcd us follows:
Louise Schuuieacher
Maize Wouderly
Florence Kellogg
Minnie (Christian
Clara Burgess
Ruth Johnston
Vernon Storey
Uertrude Blackledge
Mue Medley
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See our bcnuliul display of
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In All Uio Ntw H'rnvrs mid Colots
Cloth craft, Society Brand and
KupponhQimes' Factories
Sitting Clothes Arc Here In AH the New Models
$10.22 to $30.22
A careful insp'jffion of our linos will convince you
of our cljiim Tho Foremost Clolhiors of Rod Cloud.
Woriors co tho Lino or K & E Waists for Your Boys
SOc to $1.00
New Shoes, Shirts, Tic:), Hats and Caps
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To Look The Best In Your
f) NEW SPRSMG DRESS &
Thcrc is nothing in a woman's wearing
apparrel that adds lo her appearance as the
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It is the foundation of style. There is
nothing in Corsets belter than our
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Others at $1.28, $1.50, $2.50, $3.00 -
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following naned teacbefs required no
election Alice CoombB, Katbr;a
Burke, Bleia Arnold, Josephine Rich
ards. t"
Uponmotiou the salary sohedaU
for the Intermediate grades viae raised
500 per month.
Upon motion Morltaand Storey were
appointed to confer with the Chamber
of Commerce relative to plaus for the
extension of school facilities
Hoard adjourned,
H. D. lloitiTZ, Secretary,
Red Cloud, Nebraska
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lied Cloud, Nub., March 24, ltTi3.
Special meeting of the Board called
to order. Monitors pie'seut (Jlllmni,
Coon, Crelghton, Truuible, Storey.
Upon motion the. Superintendcut'b
salary was fixed at 81000 per year, the
Superintendent to render ten months
service hereafter ttud to perform the
duties ot Secretary if requested.
Upon motion Anna L. Hlchurds' sal
ary was tlxed tit 8100 pur month.
Board adjourned. "-
R. D. Morit, Secretary.
Paints That Protect
and Beautify
A touch of Paint here and there when it is needed costs but
little and brightens things up wonderfully. During the spring
renovating yon will probably see many places where a little paint,
enamel, varnish or varnish stain will make a great Improvement.
Let Ue Supply You
We sell the Scwall Mixed Paint nnd the Clil-uamel Varnishes,
and we know them to be the bo&t on the market. Our prices are as
low as high grado goods can bo hold anywhere. Come end examine
our stock.
Chas. L. Cotting
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