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Ed Amuck was 111 MoCoolt Momliiy
nlffht.
.1. A. Urn d ford whs in Norton,
Kansas, Friday.
Ml&s Alice Fotfjj returned liumc from
Lincoln, Monday.
A few choice home plants for sale.
Mrs. IT. C. Cutter.
T. C. Hacker was u pns-nnnor to
Hebron, Saturday.
Vein Kmick and wife recurnod to
Grand Island 1'rlday.
E. O. Meyers of llasUnp visited
friends In town Monday.
Mrs. W. II. McKimmey and son,
Earl, spent Saturday in Hastings.
Jay Studobaker of Elberta, Utah, Is
visitltiK friends in the city this week.
Charley Sohultz nnd family arc
homo from a visit with relatives In
Hastings.
J. X. Fountain returned home Mon
day from Minden, where he had been
working.
George W. Hutchison and C. V.
Knley left Friday for Oumtui to attend
a Masonic meeting.
Wm. II. Tabor arrived from Omaha,
Monday, to accompany his mother
to that city for u visit.
G. L. Canileld of Bluo Springs, Miss
ouri, was in tho city Monday shaking
hands with old friends.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen. Nino block
shoats weighing from 100 to 125 pounds
each. John Copley, Inavale.
Zeko Johnson of Minnesota, arrived
In tho city tho last of the weeh to visit
his sons, Sam and Clarence.
Mrs. Christie Patmoro returned home
Saturday from Topcka, Kansas, where
bhc received medical treatment.
John Lirgent of Canadian, Okla
homa, visited at the W. A. Kent homo
Friday, whllo enroute to MeCook.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sherman moved
tho first of the week Into the J. D.
Crans residence in the Piatt addition.
Surprise him on Christmas morning
with a Waldemar Watch Chain or a
handsome Scarf Pin. See them at
Mitchell's.
Hear the Hallowell Musical Company
ot the Congregational church, Christ-
mas evening.. -Tickets uO apd'L7Jc,
children 25c.
Mrs. Goer, 'who .had bcenr visiting
with her son, Curtis Geer and wife,
for several weeks, returned to her
home at Diller, Sunday.
Attorney J. C. Urooks of Des Arc,
Arkansas, arrived in the city Sunday,
to spend tho holidays with his family
who reside in Catherton township.
Oris Matkins of Powell, Wyoming,
was in the city Saturday. Ho was en
route to Inavale to spend the holidays
wl'h his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. George
Matkins.
Mrs. Win. Thomas accompanied by
twolve young ladies of tho Domestic
Science Class of the high school wero
la Guido Rock, Saturday, attending
the Teachers' General Meetiug.
Mrs. John Wilson, who was taken
seriously 111, nt tho homo of her son,
Curt Wilson, at MeCook, was brought
to her home in this city by her daugh
ters, Mesdamcs Will Kent, Charley
Amack, Ulysesscs Martin, and hersou,
Cart Wilson, and wife, Tuesday morn
iug. Mrs. Margarot Craft, wife of John
Ccaft, died at their homo In this city
Monday afternoon after a brief illness.
Sha was 70 yeais old. A husband and
four daughters are left to mourn her
death. The funeral services wore held
at the home Wednesday afternoon,
Rov. Myers ofllclatlng. Interment
was made in the city cemetery.
Tho R. N. of A Lotus Club met at
the homo of Neighbor Ada Rust,
Thursday afternoon and were enter
tained bv Neighbors Rust, Hunt,
Roubal, Koontz and Marie Harwood.
Santa Claus appeared and presented
each guest with a present and a largo
amount of fun. A dellolous two course
luncheou was served which all en
joyed. Mrs. McCormick, wife of A. J. Mo
Cormlck, died at their homo In Jewell
County, Kansas, Friday night, after an
illness of several months duration.
She was 53 years old. A husband, five
sons and ono daughter are left to
mourn her death. The funeral ser
vices were held at the Highland church
Sunday, the pastor of that church
officiating. Ilurial took place In the
Highland cemetery.
The Degree of Honor lodge nt their
regular meeting on Tuesday eveniug
elected the following otlicers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. Foe, Chief of
Honor; Mrs, John Cummings, Lsriy of
Honor; Mrs. Polulcky, Chief of Core
monies; Mrs, Grace Tophaiu, Uncord
ing Financier; Miss Margaret Stevens.
Treasurer; Miss Cleo Wllmot, Usher;
Miss Anna Jernberg, Ass't Usher; Miss
Iva Patten, Outside Watch; Miss Pearl
Amaok, Inside Watch. After the elec
tion of officers an oyster supper was
served.
Insure your Farm Property with
Frank T. Hoon, Fieldman
for tho
Farm Central Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.,
of
Hastings, Nebraska
Phones: Olllcc, Ml; Residence, 17:.G
A sane, Mife. sound and economical
plan of lire, light t.ing and tornado
Insurance.
Will your policy soon expire?
Write me and let mo explain. No
obligation on your part.
Do your Chiistuias shopping with
the homo merchants
Mis. Chits. Woods was a passenger
to Hastings tills morning.
Attorney Uctiurd McNeuy returned
home from Hustings Wednesday.
Mis. Harry Cramer wont t Geneva
this morning to visit her parents.
Mrs. H. W. Stewart went to Lincoln
this morning to visit her parents.
J. D. Crans .left this morning for
Mitchell, South Dakota, to visit his
daughter.
Just received some nice Traveler's
Manicure Sets in leather rolls. A suit
able gift for either lady or gent.
Mitchell, Tho Jeweler.
Wilbur Hamilton, Georgo Holllstcr,
Flave Grice, Carl Jernburg nnd Alt
Saladon left today for MeCook to ut
tend u Knight Templar meeting.
Mr. Fred R. lloynlin of Lincoln and
Miss Inez. Johnston of Inavale, were
united in marriage at tho Mothodist
parsonage on December 0th, Rev. C
L. Myers officiating.
Geo. Holllster was elected n delegate
of the Nobles of tho Mystic Shrine, to
the Imperial Council, to bo held nt
DuIFhIo, N. Y. next July, nt n meeting
held in Lincoln, Saturday.
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Farm Loans
Lowest Interest, best option and
terms to be had in the state. Money
always ready. Call for ino at State
Hank. C. F. Catiieh '
TEPEE
Friday and Saturday
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
ana riason s torner a
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tho best New England story ami play
ever written. A true picture of Jscw
England life and character Full of
comedy. full of action.
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We are ready to do our pari loward your Christmas
Shopping. . . .
Monday and Tuesday
Dec 20 and '.'1
Neal of the
Navy
EIGHTH STOKV
PATIIE WEEKLY and
A COMEDY
Wednesday and Thursday
Dee 22 and 2U
Wednesday Afternoon
At:i
The House of Fear
A FIVE PART
SPECIAL FEATURE
The third story of Ashton Kirk in
vestigator, produced by Arnold Daley,
Jean Eagles nnd a superior company
A strong and pleasing play.
Regular Prices
Coming Friday and Saturday
Dec. 'J I ami 25 "The Adventures of
A .Mad Cop." A charming picture in
colors.
Miss Tlllic Kent Is visiting Mrs.
Silver Lougtin at Alma this week.
Substantial and Useful Christmas Presents for your
Husband, your Son, your Sweetheart and your
Cousins.
Wearing Apparel Is Always Acceptable.
Big lino to choose from. Men's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats, Furnishing
Goods, Beautiful Tics. Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Hats, Caps and Shoes,
Shirts, Collars, Underwear, and everything a man or boy wears.
25
Discount
on Men's, Boys9 and Children's Suits,
Overcoats and Pants. (Blue serges excepted)
The COWDEN-KALEY CLOTHING CO.
Headquarters for Men's and Boys' Presents.
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Daniel M. Garber Weds
The ilrst of the weok at Lincoln oc
curred tho marriage of one of this
city's most popular gentlemen, Mr.
D.inlcl M. Uarher to Miss Ruth I. Mc
Cracken of Rlvertou. Mr. Garber has
for the past two years been making his
home at Rlvcrtoo, where ho was en
gaged in the real estate business, until
about a month ago, when he moved
back .to Lis .farm Ju&t. north ,of town,
where he and his bride hare ulready
began 'housekeeping. The marriage
Cime us a complete surpriso to even
Dan's most initimate acquaintances,
as he betrayed in no way the fact that
ho was "slipping."
It would be a dlfllcult tusk, for us
to enumerate all of the many, advan
tageous characteristics of Daniel M.
Garber, 60 we will only add tho fact
thut he has spent thirty some odd
yjurs in this vicinity, und today num
bers his frieuds by his acquaintances.
While the bride is u comparative
stranger here, yet the fact thut she
was picked as un ideal by so critical u
judge us Mr Gurber, is recommenda
tion enough.
To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Garber
the Chief takes great pleasure in ex
tending the glad hand and wo trust
that your path through life may be
strewn with nuught elso but roses.
inavale"
Mr Blunt went to Hod Cloud Tues
day mornlg on business.
George Tophum and family of lilue
Hill were visiting ut Will Topham's
home Sunday.
Quito a number from here attended
the party at Will Moore's Saturday
night. All report a good time.
The M. E. Ladies Aid met at the
parsonage on Wednesday of last week,
The young ladies of tho Christian
church will hold a bazar and supper in
Hunter's hall, December ltith.
Mr. Eli Strong is laid up with the
grip and is anable to bo at his place of
business.
Earl Young of Guide Rock was in
Inavale Saturday.
II. II. Holdredge and wife ate their
Sunday dinner at C. E. Joyce's home.
Hurl Smith is doing carpenter work
ou the C. Hunter ranch.
Mr. T. Hawkins shelled corn Mon
day. Mr Uutlcge spent Sunday in Inavale
with his family.
Flossie Reig is Improving under the
doctor's care.
The Royal Neighbors met in Hunter's
ball Tuesday evening.
Tho llurcli family arc much improv
ed yet not entirely out of danger.
Oris Mutkkn lb hero from Powell,
Wyoming visiting his parents and
friends,
Inez Hc.udeison was married to Mr.
Uuynton of Lincoln Inst week and they
loft Saturday for Lincoln to make their
future home.
Wallace Conley is quiet sick and is
unable to attend school,
Alva Carpenter is 6uirerlng with
tousilitls.
Mrs. John lirowu and Mrs. Will
Wonderly went to Red Cloud Tuesday,
F. G. TURNURE & SON
F. G. TURNURE fc SON
Sweet Grass Baskets
Genuine Indian made Sweet Grass Baskets, Many
patterns in these goods fine for Milady's sewing room.
Fancy Ribbons
In Xmas ribbons, narrow for wrapping parcels,
wide, fancy ribbons for all kinds of fancy work.
Also
Hosiery
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Silk Hosiery, in
individual boxes;
2 for $1.00 or 1
for $ 1 .00.
Neckwear
We have an ele
gant selection of
ladies' fancy col
lars. Fine for
Xmas gifts.
Silk
Kimonas
A new selection
of silk kimonas;
one in box.
Character
Baby
Dolls
Charlie Chaplin
Dolls. Complete
Outfit with Cane.
Kewpie Dolls, all
sizes.
"FrG. Turnure --&- Son
"The Store of Chrl times Cheer"
With Christmas only eight days away and every depart
ment contains a wealth of gift merchandise.
Attention!
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps will cam an
Extra Dividend for you on the Money you
spend for Holiday Gifts.
They are exchangeable for a great variety of high grade
merchandise for personal use and for the home. Trading
stamps are not false economy. Funds deposited in a bank
bring you interest. Expenditures made in this store also
bring you interest in the form of negotiable trading
stamps. A visit to our Premium Parlor will be time well
spent.
Bath Sets
One set in box.
4 towels, 2 wash
cloths and bath
mat to match.
Fancy Goods
Sofa Pillow Tops.
Embroidered Ta
ble Runners,
Laundry Bags,
etc., stamped.
Bath Robes
for Ladies and
Gents; also Bath
blankets in many
patterns.
Fancy-Slippers
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Buy a "Glove Bond" for Xmas Presents.
When you wish to present some one with a pair of
gloves for Xmas, buy a Bond and they can bring it to our
counter and select their own Gloves.
Prices of Gloves
Kid, $1.25 to $1,75. All colors
Mocha, Silk Lined, $1.75. All staple colors
Cope, $1.25, $1.50. Black and tan.
Bargains in Groceries
Staple Standbys at Rock Bottom Prices;
All the best quality; Splendid Values.
Cranberries
Extra large, per
quart, - 10c
Malaga Grapes
Per pound, 20c
Florida
Grape Fruit
Is now getting
good. We have
an extra value in
an extra large
fruit, each. 10c
Navel Oranges
perdoz, 30 & 40c
Dromedary
Dates, pkg. 10c
Figs, pkg. "lOc
Nuts
Fancy Mixed
Nuts, per lb. 20c
Filberts. - 20c
Brazils, - 20c
Almonds - 20c
Eng. Walnuts 25c
Pecans - - 20c
Leaf Lettuce
Extra tender, per
bunch, - 5c
Plum Pudding
Excepti o n a 1 1 y
Fine, can, 10c 25c
Candies
Bunte's Choco
lates are the bet
to be had. Come
in and let us con
vince you. Xmas
mixed candies,
per lb., 10c up.
(Special prices to
churches and
schools.)
Our slock of
fancy house slip
pers is exceeding
pretty this season.
Men's
Neckwear
Men's
Suspenders
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4 for Girls and
Boys from 2 yrs.
up to 80 yrs.
They build a
thousand different
things.
Price, 50c
F.G. TURNURE & SON
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