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Fresh Lowneys at Miner Hroa. Co.
C. A. Sdielltik ns In Hastings Mon
day. Every tenth buBgy whip free at
Fogcl's.
Father Fltfjorald was In Superior
Sunday.
Our bronze lace shoes nro ?4. EIHh
Shoe Store. mlv
A few eholeo house plauts for sale.
Mrs. H. C. Cutter.
Frank Starr shipped one enr of mules
to St. Joe Sunday.
Front rooms over StoreyS store for
rent. Jas. McUuire.
Commissioner T J. Chaplin of CowIch
wns in town Saturday.
See C. A. Schulu for real estate,
farm loans and exchange.
Iloonc Saunders of Kansas City was
in the city Friday evening.
Ihiy your biigpy whips at Fogcl's.
Every tenth whip given away.
We have a new shipment of black
kid Gypsy Boots at $3.75. Ellis Shoe
Store. adv
Miss Dossio Taylor who is attending
the state university at Lincoln is homo
for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Arthur Ilohlusou of Guide Rock
speut Sunday in this city with her
mother, Mrs. Fred Wittwcr.
Ueorgo Hutchison purchased a new
Chevrolet automobile from the Hall
garage the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abel of Camp
bell spent Sunday in this city with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs D. M. Abel.
Charley Amaok of St. Francis, Kan
sas, spent Sunday in this city with his
brother, Frank Amaok and family.
Hear the Hallowell Musical Company
at the Congregational church, Christ,
mas evening. Tickets 50 and 7.1c,
children 23c.
Miss Lena Ludlow who is teaching
school at Hay Springs, Nebraska, ar
rived home Monday to spend the holi
days with her parents
Frank Peterson was In Guide Rock
Wedncday afternoon.
lluv Her one of those dainty It race
let Watches at Mitchell's.
Dr. 11. V. Nicholson left this morn
Ing for West Point and Wlsner where
he will spend Christmas,
The following shipped hogs to Kan
sas City, Sunday: Weesner & Kpontz,
2 ears and Uelancy llros., I ear.
Miss Niua Allen of Clay Center and
Miss Uuby Loomis of York spent Sun
day In this city with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Medlar.
Mr. and Mis. Uruce ltoblusou of
Clay Center, will spend Christmas in
this city with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. U. Robinson.
Just received some nice Traveler's
Manlcuie Sots in leather rolls A suit
able gift for either lady or gent.
Mitchell, The Jeweler.
Miss Laura Hedge, who is teaching
school south of Inavale, camn homo
Monday to spend her vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Hedge.
Will Rosencrans has purchased the
Harry Gilliam house, and has moved
it onto the lots south of his residence
on North Webster street,
Fred Pharcs and Charles Sheror,
who are attending the stato university
at Lincoln, are home to spend the
holidays with home folks.
Orvll Ferguson of Oberlln, Kansas,
wus in the city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. ltogenrief accompanied him
homo to spend the holidays.
Dr. Warrick, the specialist, will moot
eye, car, nose and throat patients and
those ueoJlng glasses lilted at Dr.
Damcrell's olllce. Wednesday, .Tauuary
nth.
Miss Mary Christian, who Is touch
ing school near Funk, arrived home
Saturday to ipend her vacation with
her parents, Mr. mid Mrs. J. L
Christian.
Miss llertha Doyle, who Is attending
the state university nt Lincoln arrived
home the tlrst of the week to spend
her vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Doyle.
Grant Turner and Frank Person
went to Wray, Colorado, Sunday, and
accompanied Frank's brother, Hurt
Person and family back to this city
Monday morning.
Insure your Farm Property with
Frank T. Hoon, Fieldman
for tho
Farm Central Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.,
of
Hastings, Nebraska
Phones: Ollice, :it); Residence, 17.MJ
A sane, safe, sound and economical
plan of tire, lighti.lng and tornado
Insurance.
Will your policy soon expire?
Write me and let mo explain. No
obligation on your pa t.
TEPEE F""
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The Adventures of
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The United Church Will Begin An
Evangelestic Campaign January 9, 1916
All Christian People Invited To Assist
This Campaign. Plan Your Work And
Be Present At Every Service.
rn Services For The Next Six Months In The
Congregational Church
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1 Yoar Gkistmas Present
Where Can You Find Articles More Serviceable
Than In An Up-to-Date Furniture Store?
WE HAVE:
Davenports Rocking Chairs
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L,nirroniers
Magazine Racks
Cedar Chests
Smoker Stands
Tabourettes
Writing Desks
Pictures
Mirrors
In Feet Something Useful For Every
Member of the Family
Dressers
Library Tables
Rugs
Matting Boxes
Pedestals
Foot Stools
Book Cases
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Furniture and Undertaking
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Hoy Stevens Is on the sick list.
Frank Starr was in Hastings Tues
day. See our Chi Istmas Novelties. Hills
Shoe Store. adv
C. V. Wallln was on Hie sick Hat the
first of the week
I have several irood farms for sale or
trade. C A. Sehultz.
A. N. Waeehter of Itlvertou was in
town Wednesday afternoon.
See us for tho latest In sliver novel
ties. Mitchell The Jeweler.
The lied Cloud schools will elo.se
today for tho holiday vaeutlon.
FOR SALK An automatic bliot-tfun
In good condition. V. L. Koon.
Charley Arnold and A. 11. McArthur
were In Guide Rock Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Millignn is in MeCook this
week visiting her sou, Charley Mllllfjnn
and wife.
Iletter order live bushels of those
tine Potatoes sent to the house from
Miner llros. Co.
A complete assortment of beautiful
gold rings at wondorful prices. Mitch
ell, The Jeweler.
Attorney It. V. Stewart will go to
Lincoln Friday morning to bpend
Christinas with his folks.
Make the children happy by buying
them a pair of those red top, (teeue
lined rubber boots at Ellis' Shoe Store.
Hay Saunders, who is attending tho
state university at Lincoln, arrived in
the oity Monday evcuiutr to visit
friends.
Surprise him on Christmas morning
with h Waldemar Watch Chain or a
haudsomo Scarf Pin. See them at
Mitchell's.
Miss Minnie Kellettthc popular and
obliging clerk at the Miner llros. Co.
store, is couUned, to her home by
Illness this week. i
Harvey Rickerson, the popular barb;
er at M. A. Mercer's shop, left Monday
for Bedford, Missouri, to spend the
holidays with his parents.
Don't fall to hoar the Hallowull
Musical Company of Chicago at the
Congregational church, Christmas even
ing. Tickets CO and Too, children 'J5c.
Alvlu Iiiitli.jon who Is attending
Boyle's college at Omaha arrived homo
this week to spend the holidays with
Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rathjen
Phil Sherwood, who is attending tho
state university at Lincoln, came home
Saturday night to spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Sherwood.
Miss Lola Woods who Is teaching
school near Lodgcpole arilvcd home
the last of the week to spend the hoi!
days with her parents, Mr. ann Mrs.
Clms. Woods.
Rex Raglcy who is attending the Tri
State college at Angola, Indiana, ar
rived in the city Saturday to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred ISagley.
Miss Veda Ludlow, who is teaching
school near WelHlect, Nebraska, arriv
ed home Sunday morning to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charley Ludlow.
Miss Kthel Wlsecarver who is attend
ing college at Evanston, Indiana, ar
rived home Sunday morning to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Wlsecaiver.
Miss Blanche Pope, who Is teaching
In the public schools nt Central City,
arrived home Ftiday evening to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George I'opo.
Miss Mabel Ruckles who is teaching
school near Potter, came home Friday
evening to speud tho holidays with her
parents, Mr. anil Mrs. J. F. Ruckles,
who live north of this city.
At a meeting of the M. W. A. Loilgo
Thursday evening, the following offi
cers were clectod for the ensulngyear:
J M. Burgess, V. C; Ed. McAllister,
W. A-.; A. V. Ducker, Clerkj Clark
Stevens, Banker.
0. F. Wallin who has been conduct
ing a blacksmith shop on North Web
ster street for a number of years, last
week disposed of the same to Rarney
Sutton who for several- years has re
sided on a farm northwest of this city.
We have not learned of Mr. Wallln's
future plans but trust that bo and his
estimable family will remain in our
midst. The Chief welcomes Mr. Sut
ton to our city and we wish hi in suc
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Farm Leans
Lowest Interest, best option and
terms to bo had in the state. Money
always ready. Call for me at State
Rank. C. P. Gather.
A Special Christmas
Program
A most charming picture In four
reels. Taken in California and colored
in Franco. All tho wealth of homily
of the laud of sunshluo is brought nut
in Its natural colors.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND
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SATURDAY AFTRRNOON AND
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Regular Prices
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Dr. R. V. Nicholson spent Sunday In
(itiide Rock with Dr. Rroukman and
wife.
Have you seeu thosu exceptional
values in Umbrellas and Parasols at
Mitchell's Jewelry Store.
Dr. Cross has had his dental parlors
newly papered and painted, which
greatly improves the appearance of
the rooms.
Bert Stevens of Smith Center is in
charge of tho Steven's photograph
gullery, owing to tho sickness of his
brother, Roy.
Miss Hazel Saladcn who Is attending
college at MoPhcrson, Kansas, arrived
home Wednesday to spend Christmas
with hor parents.
Mrs. L. P. Albright was a passenger
to Omahn, Wednesday, to spond the
holidays with her son, Sherwood Al
bright and family.
In "The Adventures of a Mnd Cnp,''
tho Tepee Is offering a strong program
for tomorrow and Christmas, both
afternoons and evenings.
The Misses Flora and Stella Shute,
who are teaching school at Welltleot
and Dlckcus, respectively, are spend
ing tho holiday vacation with home
folks..
The most liberal options arc to be
had In that new style of farm loans.
Cheaper rates. One of oldest compan
ies doing business in this state. B. W.
Stewart.
Delanoy Bros, shipped a car of hogs
to Kansas City, Wednesday, also
Weesner & Koontx, ono car, Connie
Starke and Harvey Merrill accom
panied tile shipment.
Miss Fay Tool who has been attend
ing the state university at Berkley,
California, arrived homo Tuesday lo
spend thu holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mis. O. C. Tcel.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Jennlo Pope instead of Mrs. Julia
Worren, Wednesday afternoon, Decern
ber allth ut L'iIJO Topic, Chapter Flvo,
Social Welfare; Leader, Mrs. Dickson.
Mis. Mugiuls who resides In the
east part of this city and who has been
suffering for sometime past with
dropsy is very low at this writing
Her death being momentarily expect
od.
Rev. O. II Truman is In tho city
this week visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Dickson and family. Mr. Tiuman
was one time editor of the Red Cloud
Nation. Wo acknowledge a pleasant
call from the gentleman.
A special Christmas program has
beon provided at the Tepee for Christ
mas eve and Christmas, "The Adven
tures of a Madcnp," a charming pic
ture In colors, made in California and
colored In France. Afternoon and
evening, both Friday and Saturdny
Chris Starke, who was married last
Wednesday to Mrs. Ethel Lough of
Superior, invited somo two-hundred
of liis friends to an ouster supper on
luesuay nlglir. Tho tables were,
spread in the Amboy schcol house, and
all present report an enjoyable even
ing. Tho Chief joins with Mr. and
Mrs. Staike's many friends in wishing
them a long and hnppy lifo,
Mrs. Mary Gouldie, ono of the old
pioneers of Smith Couuty, Kansas, who
has made her home in this city for
several years, passed away Wednesday
afternoon after a short illness. She
was born in Ireland, April 20, 1845 and
was 70 years, 7 months and 20 days of
age. The funeral services will be held.
at the Catholic church, Friday morn
at 10:30 o'clock. Four sons and two
daughters are left to mourn her death,
The House of Fear, a story of
Ashton Kirk, the famous investigator,
which was shown to a large and ap
preciative audience at the Tepee last
night, proved to be one of the best, If
not the best, detective story that has
been shown here. Ashton Kirk is not
only a very clover detective, but an
actor of considerable ability, nnd the
Btory tho pictures tell is far abovo the
average. It will be shown again tonight.
We Wish All Our Friends
And Customers
A Merry Christmas
And Many
Happy Returns
For The
New Year
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