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Hastings, Nebraska
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Ed McAllister was in Alum Satur
day. '
Miss Loin Coplcn is in Inavnte this
week.
Mrs. Fred Gund anj hlldreuof Blue
Hill visited with relatives here, Sun
day. Charley Moede was down from lllue
Hill, Friday, visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss N'ina Simmons left Friday for
llrudshaw where she will spend her
vacation.
Mrs. Hassingcr went to Hastings,
Saturday, to visit her daughter Mrs.
C. E. Hill.
Mrs. M. llayes-of Colorado is visiting
her step daughter Mrs. Ilufus MiUscli
this week.
Miss Louise Schumacher left Friday
Dennison, Iowa, where she will visit
her sister.
Mrs. S. J. Fair and children of Hast
ings are visiting her mother Mrs. Clara
Johnson this week.
James Morauville and daughter La.
Vaughn of Amherst mo visiting his
father, I)r .1. W. Morauville.
J. C. Ueer was in Superior, Fiiday
attending a meeting of the Wire Chiefs
of the Lincoln Telephone Co.
G. J. Warren returned home Satur
day from lleatriee and Lincoln where
lie had been visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. C. Geer returned home from
Franklin, Saturday, where she had
been visiting with her mother
Mrs. W. D. Edson was n passenger
to GrBnd Island, Siturday, where she
will visit relatives for n few days.
Mrs. Clara Johnston is home from
Bloomiugton, Illiuois, where, she visit
ed her mother for everal months. '
Mrs 0. J. Pcrkin? and Miss Myrtle
Porter of Lincoln are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Sarah U-ird this week.
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Mrs. 11. B. Lcgjj'ett returned home
Sutuulay from Franklin where she hud
been vUltlng her son Otis and family.
Mr. and Mis. Lew Bohrer of Max
and Merle Bohrer of Ilcnklemau spent
Sunday with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Bohrer.
Mrs. F. W. Stunhcrry returned to her
home at Scotts Bluffs, Sunday evening,
lifter visiting her father, IM Ainack,
for a couple of weeks
We are in tne market for 100 to 123
pounds Shoats at market price deliver
ed at Serum Plant. Will pay for de
livery to plant. C. 11. Miner Scrum
Co
Miss Knthryne Burke, the popular
teacher of the fifth grade, departed
Saturday for her homo at Wnlnut,
Iowa, where she will spend the sum
mer. Miss Edna Weekley, who has been
teaching the primary grade the past
year, departed the tlrst of the week for
her home at Valley where will spend
the summer.
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Mrs. Frank Henderson and daugh
ter, Miss Venia, left Saturday for Kan
sas City, where they will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Homer Burgurd and
family, for several weeks.
After July 10th-
We Will Discontinue Giving the
Green Trading Stamps
Get Busy! Get That Book Filled
and Receive Your Premium
Before July 10th
F.G. Turnure & Son Rsiioud
L. B, Grave returned to Grand I
lati I, Wednesday.
Jim Mellri'le f Coal's umlii town
Fri lav afternoon
C. F Guild of Blue Iliil was In town
Fiiday afternoon.
Bye hliepiml-ou ,,f Biverton was on
our slice's Tuesday.
'Mrs Kobett McUr.de s cut Tuesday
in Bndicottwith ftieinls.
Miss Lelia Walte was a passenger to
Superior Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Mattie Huberts came down
from Imperial Tuesday morning
The best paint is Scwall's mi.od
points at Cottlng's drug stole. udv
Lew Conrad of Blooinitigtou was in
town between trains Monday evening.
George-Harris Is driving a new Ford
car which he 'purchased of Hnvel A
Corner. Mrs Minnie Hansen, of Gibbon, is
visiting her sister, Mis. M A Mercer,
tills week.
Mr and Mrs. McDonald of Soribner,
were in the city Decoration Bay, visit
ing friends.
Mrs. A. A. Busliee, of Hastings, visit
ed at the home of Earl Hall the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Conway of Athol, Kan
sas, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. K,
B. Leggett, Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Morgan returned to
her home at Superior, Tuesday, after
visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Kobinsou and
Mrs. H. C. Suhult. are visiting in
Guide Buck this week.
Miss Ituth Whistleman of Ft. Col
lins, Colorado, Is visiting at the Dave
Kaley home this week.
Dr. Crawford of Shelton, was in the
city Saturday afternoon visiting
friends and transacting business.
Mrs. C. E. Phillips, of Braden, Is
visiting friends in the city, and will
also'vtsit her parents south of Inavale.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the ninth district will hold a conven
tion at Superior on June 17, 18 and
l'.t.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. Butler of Smith
Center, were tho guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Leggett, Sun
day. Lawrence McCall shipped two cars
of cattle to Kansas City, Wednesday.
C. H Miner uccompanied tho ship
ment. Alf McCall was a passenger on No.
10 Wednesday for Kansas, City where
he had
four cars of cattle on the
market.
Mrs. Mary Arnesou returned home
from Iuavole, Tuesday morning, where'
she spent
the week end witii her
daughter.
Mrs Junies Catlier arrived from
Gu rezozo, New Mexico, Wednesday,
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
S. Gurber.
Mrs. Howard Cuther orrivod from
Los Angeles, California, Tuesday, nnd
Is visiting at the home of her brother,
D.ive Kaley.
Orpheum, Wed., June 7
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Dustin Farnum in
CAMEO-KERBY
In five reels
Monday, June 5th
The facinating southern drama
tic romance by Booth Tarking
ton. as interpreted by Dustin
Famum and a Company of Star
Players.
Buy your Groceries of Miner Bros.
Co.
Bov. D. Fitgernld was in Superior,
Sunday.
George VuuCamp was In Bladen,
Monday.
For bargain wall paper buy It at
Cottlng's. adv
Frank Hiley returned home from
Fairmont, Saturday.
A. II. Keeney of Denver is visiting
friends lu the city this week.
New Summer Dress Goods now be
ing shown by Miner Bros. Co.
Who was the first man to pay spot
cush for cream. J. (), Caldwell.
Buy it today as you will ueed it to
night. French Flashers at Kegel's.
V. J. Bartunek and family left
Saturday for Seward to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hanson and Mrs.
Wuskoiii were Hastings lsitors Satur
day. New (Juecn Quality Shoes and Low
Shoes are now being shown at Miner
Bros. Co.
Mrs Hose Shelley left for her home
at Ashton the tlrst of the week after
visiting at the Win. Montgomery home.
Mrs. Claude Garrow returned to St
Job Sunday after spending several
weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs
George Clauson.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Madrid of Mt.
Clare, were the guests of her sisters,
Mrs. T. K. McArthurand Miss Mildred
Ireland, Sunday.
Miss Pearl Slierer came home from
Biverton, Saturday, where she taught
school the past year, and will spend
ht vacation here.
The season of Lightning and Tornn-
i does is approaching. Don't delay too
long for the Insurance ybu may need.
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n anuiup, uenerai insurance.
What's in a name? All cold creams
are called cold creams There's a dill-
ereuce when you try to find it out.
be best is A. L. S. Peridixo Creams
at Cjtting's drug store.
Miss Margaret Beal, wlio U attend
ing the state university at Lincoln, is
home this week. She will return to
Li ncoi nthe first of tho weok where she
will graduate next week.
.Mr. and Mrs 11. K Grice and daugh
ters arrived here from Pasadena, Cali
fornia, Tuesday morning, and will
make their homo here as soon as they
receive their household goods.
Mr. iihd .Mrs. Chas. Hunter, Mr. and
Mrs Chas. Waldo, Mr. and Mrs. Juntos
Sllvey, W. H. Tabor, Missus Blanche
, Saunders, Jane Farley, Lulu Matthews
of Inavale, were in tho city Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Morhart returned home
from Kearuey Monday and was accom
panied by her sister, Miss Minnie
Buerstetta, who is a teacher of voice
and expression in the schools there,
who will visit her for several weeks.
The Annual convention of the W.
II. M. S. of the Hastings district will
meet on Thursday at 3 p. m., Juue 8,
closing on the evening of. the sith.
There will bo about thirty delegates
in attendance. Everybody is invited
to attend all of the sessions. The
convention will be held in the Metho
dist church.
town
Horace Brovwi was in
Hastings.
Saturday
Ernest Morauville spent Wednesday
in Hastings.
I'lms. Wallers returned homo from
Franklin, Friday.
Miss Irma Llndiey of Biverton spent
Monday in tho city.
Clarence 10. I'slieluuin was a passeng
er to Ayr, Monday. '
Mis. .Mary Seaton was a passenger to
Cowles Wednesday.
Paul Pope was n passenger to Trent
on Sunday evening.
Miss Lena Bathjeti spent the weekend
in Guide Bock with relatives.
Mrs. James Saylor is spending the
week In Bladen with relatives.
Mrs. I. H. Holmes and sou, Clayton,
were Hastings visitors Friday.
Miss Ellabcth Overman was a pass
enger to Hustings, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hart of Lebanon,
Kansas, were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Llndiey of Biverton is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. C J. Piatt,
Mrs. H. B. Morauville returned to
her home at Guide Bock, Saturday.
Attorney J. S. Gilliam returned
home from Hebron, Saturday morning.
Mrs. J. A. Burden and son Bernard
autoci to Bladon Wednesday evening.
Mrs. F. A. Hildebraudt and daughter
were passengors to Alma, Sunday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. R G. Bunohey of
Grand Island were in the city Tues
day. Mrs. L. B. Thomas of Grafton Is in
tho city visiting her mother Mrs. L E.
PTK-
Mrs. C. K. Cross and children spent
the weekend in Franklin with her
parents.
Chas. Steiren went up to Grand Is
land, Wednesday, to visit Ids son
Charles. ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Walker and Mrs.
Glen Walker autoed to Hastings,
Tuesday.
Will Auld and son left Saturday
evening for Griswood, Iowa, to visit
relatives.
Miss Helen Lemon left Monday for
Lincoln to visit her grandparents for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mallery of Me
Cook were the guests of Mis. C C.
Cox, Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. Myers and daughter left
Friday for Lincoln where Uiey will
visit for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Byan of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, are visiting her aunt, Mrs.
O. W. Limlsey, this week.
Mr. and Mis Ciias, Amuck of Oxford
were in the city Friday attending the
funeiiil of their neice, Mr. Brown.
Albert Bust and wifo of Bladen
came down via auto Sunday and spent
the day with his uncle L II. Bust and
wife.
Mrs. Clara Stevens of Smith Center,
Kansas, is in the city tills week visit
ing her father, Lou Eddy, who Is seri
ously 111.
Mrs M. M. Frohnen returned to
Hastings Wednesday after spending a
week hero with her daughter, Mrs. J.
A. Bradford.
Mr. It. W. Konnt'. returned home
from Kansas City, Saturday, where
she had been visiting iter daughter,
Miss Lillian.
Mr. and Mrs. ( B. Fra.ler left Mon
day for their home at StromsOurg
after spending a week hero witli rela
tives and friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Montgomery left
Tuesday for Ashton where ho will en
gage, in business at Loppcs, a small
place near Ashton
Miss Grace Shalleuberge. returned
to Beaver City, Sunday evening, after
visiting witli her friend Miss Gertrude
Beers for a few days.
Mrs. C. L. Cortright who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. J. Mun
day and family, returned to her homo
at Beaver City, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kohl uud son,
Frederick, and Mrs. Frank Bergor and
children of Hustings visited their
brother, Chas. Schollak, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Boy Sattloy, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Herrick and Mrs Nancy
Green autoed to North Branch, Sun
day, and spent the day with Merle
Herrick.
Matt Doylo of Amherst has arrived
in town and is making preparations to
move ins uiouicr ami iiouseunid goods
here as soon as he can find a suitable i
residence. .
Mrs. C. M. Smith and daughter. Miss
Flossie, returned to their homo at
Eukley, Colorado, Wednesday morning
after spending several weeks hnre with J
nor fiaugniers
Miss Gmtriidu Boors returned homo
from a visit at McCook, Thursday, and
was accompanied by the Misses Trixio
Boors and Grace Rhoades who visited
hor several days.
The deal between M att Doyle nnd
Powell Bros., for tho purchase of the
pool and billiard hall failed to material.
Izenu Mouduy uud tho PowolUBros.,
will continiio to conduct this popular
amusement parlor.
IM Burr of Guide Bock was lu
Friday.
Just Two
pAME into Our Store
yesterday, who said they
didn't see anything wonder
ful about our Spring Styles
They Were Both Blind
Everybody else said they
never before had seen such
a mighty fine collection of
the newest, prettiest Spring
Styles in nobby garments.
Come in this week and pick
your spring clothes.
This
the
suits
IS
ionable
of big values at
The Cowden-Kaley Clothl Co.
ALWAYS
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For Week ftfaAAfa II HIT or Week
Commencing NKKlllinlllVlH Commencing
Thur.Junel IT 1VU1I1JU Thur. June 1
Orpheum Orchestra Each Night at 7.45
Prof. C. Shcdbolt. Director Pictures Start at H O'clock
Thursday - . June I
The beautiful Gloria Fonda in
Drugged Waters 5-reel Red Feather
A charming little love story with a screaming comedy
behind it. Don't Miss It,
Friday - - June 2
World Film Co. presents Ilolbrook Blinn & Vivian Martin in
The Butterfly On The Wheel
Saturday - - June 3
1 two-reel Western Drama,l one-reel Drama, 1 Doc
Yac Cartoon-5 reels in all. Matinee 2:30. All scats 5c.
Monday - - Junt 8
Grace Cunnard and Francis Ford in
The Broken Coin, No. 13. 3 Other Reels
Tuesday - - t June 6
Carlyle Blackwell in
The Clarion-ln 5 Acts, from book by Sam'l Hopkins AdamY
Wednesday - - June 7
John Mason in
The Reapers A realistic Drama of today, by Eve Unscl
Did you see "The Warning?" Then sec "The Reapers."
Thursday - - June 8
Bluebird Photoplays present Violet Mersereau in
The Great Problem From thc.story by Rex Ingram
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