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Bullotln of Tlio Week's oln9
Fresh Lowncys nt Minor llros. Co.
Every tenth huggy whip free at
Fopcl's.
Eitrl nickersnn of Guido Hock spent
Sunday In this city.
Goorfjo Harris spent Sunday in
Guide Hook with friends.
l E. French, of Lincoln, was In the
city the first of the week.
E. Hoyd Smith of Lincoln, was In
tho city the last of the wjek.
FOR SALE An automntlc shot-gun
In good condition. V. I. Koon.
Attorney A. M. Walters of 131uo lliil
was In tho city tho first of the weok.
Attornoy llornard McNeny roturncd
homo from Lincoln tho first of the
week.
Dr. II. V. Nicholson spont Sunday
In Ouldo Rock with Dr. and Mrs.
Brooktmm.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hon Heartwell, of
Inavale, were In the city the last of
tho week.
Thero will be no services at Ev.
Luth. Zion's Church on noxt Sunday,
January 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lloblnsou of
Guide spent Saturday in this city with
relatives.
Miss Nannie Wright went to Guido
Rock Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Robinson.
Don Fulton and Earl Hall uutocd to
lllue Hill the first of the week, Earl
driving a now Ford car homo.
Miss Hello Hamilton, of Guido Rock,
spent Sunday In this city with her
brother, W. G. Hamilton and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf McCall and Utile
son, Robert, left Monday morning for
Santa Harhara, Isles of Fines, West
Indies, where they will spend the re
mainer of the winter with their daugh
ter, Mrs. Graco Medullar).
Raymond Koontz, Con Itarr, Jim
Etherton, Will Brooks, and Henry
Houchin left Monday morning for
lilootf Ington, where they have accept
ed lucrative positions with the C. D.
& Q., who are operating a steam shovel
near that city.
diet Shelley, the tonsorial nrtlst,
who for several months past has
"dolled" up the boys In the front part
of the Sunny Side Milliard Parlor, has
joined forces with Will Hunt, tho
enterprising barber, who conducts tho
shop underneath l'owoll Uros. Smoke
House.
Messrs. Paul Storey, H. A. Letson
and E. L. Grimes, the three enter
prising business men who constitute
tho Advertising Committee of tho
Chamber of Commerce, got busy tho
first of tho week and completed their
copy of tho advertising mutter which
is to appear on the back of the busi
ness men's stationery. While tho
copy, gotton up by "the boys" men
tioned above, has not as yet been
passed upon by tho Club, it is of a
very creditable nature, and thoroughly
performs its nlloted function, namely,
that of pointing out the many leading
qualities possessed by Webster county
and Red Cloud city, and no doubt will
meet with tho approval of all
I A. F. Utter of Superior was in the
city Friday.
Mrs. W P. Medlar was a passenger
to Hustings, Tuesday.
lames liyau rotutned homo from
Grand Island, Monday.
I MI Almit AUim rotui-nnd fn hfr
school at Stanley, Friday,
Huy your buggy whips at Kegel's.
Every tenth whip given away.
' Mrs. J. A. Tomlinson returned home
Sunday from a visit at Esbon, Kansas.
Slieriir O. D. Hedge left the first of
the week to attend a meeting of the
State ShcrlllV Association at North
Platte.
Mrs. Roy Rust accompanied Miss
Blanche Barker 'to her homo at Ina
vale. Saturday evening, remaining over
Sunday.
Ed. Sutton left Monday morning for
Bloomingtou, to assume the duties of
night herder of tho steam shovel at
that place.
C. M. Smith, who with his family
moved to Eckloy, Colorado, a few
months ago, arrived In the city tho
last of tho week, for a visit with rela
tives Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Hulfer returned
Friday evening from their honeymoon
trip, and have gone to housekeeping
on n farm east of the city.
(learry Zelsa loft Monday morning
for Bloomingtou, to accept a position
firing a steam-shovel, which the C. B.
& . Is operating at that place
The most liberal options are to ho
had In that now stylo of farm loans.
Cheaper rates. One of oldest compan
ies doing business in this state. B. W.
Stewart.
We note in tho Hustings Tribune
that Miss Clara Ailes of this city, was
united in marriage to Mr. Ralph (lour
ley, of Wymoro, at Hastings tho latter
part of tho week.
Harry Barrett, at one time n C, B.
& Q. conductor runuing Into this city,
but now laboring in tho capacity of
a solicitor for the St Joe Stock Yurds,
was attending to business affairs hero
tho last of the week.
Miss Flossie McKlmmey, after spend
ing her vacation here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. McKlmmey and
family, loft Saturday evening for
Edison, to resume her school duties.
The closing pictures of Ncal of tho
Navy, the serial picturo story which
has been shown at tho Tepeo on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings for tho past
eleven weeks, attract equally hs large
crowds as did the llrst. While each
installment is complete in Itsolf, yet
to those reading the story and follow
ing tho pictures, tho old proverb, 'the
best being last," is proving true.
Thero arc threo more Installments to
this series.
Clias. Emerson Jr., son of Chas.
Emerson, who for years has been
wieokiug boss for the C. B. & Q., with
headquaitcrs at McCook, was taken
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Sel'IOUSiy III OH "' iwrivm m mia vii jr.
on tho work train which he was firing,
on Thursday evening. Company Phy
sician Dr. Robert E. Mitchell, was call
ii mill m-nnounced the young man
suffering from ptomaine poison, Mr
Emerson having partaken freely of
considerable canned goods, while eat
ing his noon-day meal in a "bcanery"
at a town west of here. The doctor,
however, had Chas. able to bo up by
Friday evening, when ho accompanied
him as far as Oxford, on his return to
his home at McCook.
Insure your Farm Property with
Frank T. Hoon, Fieldman
i for tho
Farm Central Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.,
of
Hastings, Nebraska
Phones: Oillce, !10 1; Residence, 17M3
A sane, safe, sound and economical
plan of lire, llghti.ing and tornado
Insurance.
Will your policy soon expire?
Write me and let mo explain. No
obligation on your part.
TEPEE
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5 Special Bargains For January
JANUARY
Clearance Sale
OF READY-TO-WEAR
We Have Placed Our Entire Stock Of Ready-To-Wear
Garments On Sale At -c
J2 PRICE
Suits At Less Than One-Half
Any Suit In Our House-Many Worth Up To $22
SALE PRICE $8.00
Ladies', Misses and Children's Cloaks
Yz PRICE
A Fine Selection of Ladies' Skirts
J2 PRICE
DON'T FORGET
This Week Ends This Offer
Mrs. James (lllhani and son, Harry,
returned home from Hastings Friday.
Ernest Starke returned homo Friday
from Milwaukee and other eastern
cities.
Attorney E H. Blaekledgo returned
home the fltst of the week from
Lincoln.
Mrs. Rufus Mlkseh and son, Amos,
wore passengers to Mt. Claire, l-rlday,
to visit hor daughter.
Mrb. Young and sou returned to
Doniphan, Friday, after visiting at the
home of M. A. Albright.
Mrs. Wm, Holiday returned to
Omaha, Tuesday, after visiting hor
mother, Mrs. V. Harwood.
Fred Kohl, or Hastings, was the
guest over Sunday at tho homo of his
brother-in-law, C. A. Schollak and
family.
Eldlc B. Mafhcwson and Mrs Eva
Montgomery, both of Guide Rock, were
united In marriage, Tuesday, by Judgo
Rnuuoy.
U. S. Weather Observer, Chas. S.
Ludlow renorts the thereinomotcr us
registering twelve bolow zero Tuesday
night and seventeen below lust night.
In splto of tho fact that last night
was the coldest one of the winter, a
large crowd witnessed tho production
of Madam X at the Tepee, and all felt
fully repaid for braving tho cold. The
pictures were Hue and will bo shown
again tonight.
Dr. It. E Camp enjoyed a visit with
his father, Mr. J. Camp, tho first of
tho weok. Tho gentleman had been
visiting relatives in Oklahoma, and
was enroute to his home at Burling
ton, Colorado. He, together with his
sou, left yesterday for Burlington, tho
doctor to be gono about a week.
P. J. Bartunck, who for a number of
years conducted u blacksmith shop at
Tamora, has purchased the shop re
cently conducted under tho name of
Whltakcr & Buckles. The gentleman,
who comes highly recommended in Ills
chosen line, is a rolativc of the C. S.
Crabill family, and will in the uenr
futuro move his family to this city
from Tamora.
That, lovo will find a way and
consists of n substance which cannot
be frozen was clearly proven last even
ing. With the temperature at 17
degrees bolow zero, tho hour around
10 o'clock, Mr. Frank Schwordtfger
and Miss Graco Lamborne, botli of
this city, journoyetl out to Rov. G. W.
Hummers home and were united in
marriage by that gentleman.
On Monday evening the Chapter Y,
P. E. 0 held a businoss meeting at
the home of Mrs. Robt. Mitchell.
After the usual routine of business was
transacted tho members adjourned to
the home of Mlss.Jessie Kellogg where
they together with a number of invited
guests enjoyed an Attic party, after
which refreshments were served The
occasion was the fourteenth annivers
ary of this society and all present re
port having spent an enjoyable evening.
A Special
Five-Part Progam
Friday and Saturday
lau. II and 15
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 'J
THE ADVENTURES OF J. RUFUS
WAIihlNHFORD.-rrom tho fatuous
Magazine Stories of Get Rich Quick
Wullingford An all Star Cast, Indud
inc lllirr Mcintosh as Walllngford mid
Max Flgmoii as Blucklc Daw. Two
reels,
THE PRICE OF FAME-a splendid
three reel drama, with Ruth Roland
our former Kalem favorite in the lead
ing part.
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.Matinee at TWO p. in.
Monday and Tuesday
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Neal of the
Navy
TWELFTH STORY
PATHE NEWS WEEKLY
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Wednesday and Thursday
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A Perfect Feast Of
Bargains For The
Money Saver. .. .'.
The Life of Our Savior, Wednesday
and Thursday, .Ian. 20 and '27 and Wed
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WE ALSO SELL SHOES-GOOD SHOES THAT
ARE GUARANTEED TO WEAR
LET US SHOE YOU NEXT TIME
Leo Detour was up from Guido Rock
Wednesday.
Edgar Mcintosh returned to Grand
Island, Tuesday.
The County Commissioners arc in
session this weok.
Mrs. Herb Ludlow visited her daugh
ter at Hardy, Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Smith has roturncd to
her home at Hastings.
ThoC. H. &Q,Is filling their loo
honso at this place this week.
M.s. Carl Simpson of Cody, Nebras
ka, is visiting at the home of Mrs. N.
R. Simpson this week.
Fred Arnold has purchased tho bil
liard hall at Inavale and has taken
possession of the same.
Wo notice in the State Journal of to
day thatO. D. Hedge, Webster County's
wide nwakc Sheriff, was re-elected Vice
President of tho Nebraska ShcrlllV As
sociation which met in North Platte
tho first of the week.
Shorlir O. 1. Hedge received a re
quest late Saturday evening to keep a
sharp look out for a party by tho
iiiimi) of James whom the authorities
believed was headed this way, ami
who was wanted by Shoriff W. R.
Lathrop, of Smith county, Kansas, to
answer to the charge of administering
a beating to young lad, near Lebanon,
as well as to explain his connection
us regarding the Illegal sale of intoxi
cating liquor Having but a meager
description of tho fugitive to work on,
Sheriff Hedge Immediately got busy,
and at an early hour Sunday morning,
located his man and tukou him into
custody. Sheriff Lnthrop was notified
and he came over that same morning,
taking Mr. James back witli him to
face the "music "
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Green Stamps With Your Purchases
A Light Tale
The U. E. Grico Drug Co.'a store
presents a very brilliant nppearanoe
now when lighted' up, the change in
tho electric fixtures, so we are told,
carries with it a very interesting little
story. On turning on tho switch, Sat
urday evening, It was found that one
of the six large lights, which are
anchored on the celling, had burned
out. Electrician E. S. Garber was
told of the trouble on Sunday morn
ing, aud after considerable argument
and being repeatedly told of the neces
sity cf a new light being installed at
once, consented to lay asido his re
ligious vows, and do tho .job, provid
ing his assistant, Wiro Chief J. A.
liradford, who, by the way, is another
very devout gentleman, could be pre
vailed upon to assist. Mr. Dradford
was interviewed and reluctantly con
scnted to help. The boys began work.
The old light they removed was 100-
candle power, as were the other five
celling lights which remained. They
installed a 2uUcaudle power Madia
light and when tho current was again
turned on, tho now light put forth so
much brilliancy, as to make the other
five appear as candles. It was n
plain caso of foresight on tho part of
Electrician Garber there was nothing
left for tho management of the drug
store to do, but to have all new lights
installed, and of course, Mr. Carbor
landed the job. At any rate, tho drug
store now presents a very brilliant'
appearand, und Electrician Garber
has conclusively proven that regard
less of religious vows, or church uflllla
tions, he is some mathematician.
ON THE FIRE
That's when you be
gin to realize the kind
of Groceries we keep.
There is cooking satis
faction in them.
Buy your Groceries
from us. Save your
money. Save your pa
tience, and then your home will indeed be a happy one.
Remember The Trading Stamps
HALTER W- MARSHALL
THE SANITARY GROCERY
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INAVALE
Mr. Saunders spent Sunday in Inavale
with his family.
Herb Frey of McCook is horn visit
ing his children also the Dickenson
family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Waldo attended
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Raskins,
at Red Cloud, Tuesday.
Mrs. lone Burgess who has been
quiet sick is improving.
Mrs. J. Barker and son, Lloyd, and
grand daughter, Alda, were shopping
in Red Cloud Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Rust and son, Dallas, spont
Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. J. Barker
and family.
The M. E. Ladles Aid met with Mrs.
Diosley on Wednesday of last week.
After the meeting a two course luuch
eon was served.
Newt Alrhurt shipped n carload of
cattle to Kansas City, Sunday.
Roe Ronkcl left Monday for tho sand
hills to make a short visit.
Mrs Anna Michael aud sou will
leave today for their home in tho sand
hills.
McCall Bros., shipped a carload of
cattlo to Kansas City, Sunday.
Chas, Hunter aud the 1-irtners'
Union each shipped a carload of hogs
to Kansas City, Sunday,
Mrs. Daisy Cloud is on the sick list.
Cliuuccy Saunders expects to leave
Thursday for the sand hills to look
after R. E. Hunter's farm while ho
makes u visit in luavalo with his par
ents and wife who has been hero for
sometime,
Since the Citizens of Red Cloud Have
Been Unable to Produce Slipless Side
Walks, and Each Winter Many Falls
Are Caused by Snow and Sleet...
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