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For Sale-A barn 1G x 21.-E. W.
CoplCD.
Geo. J. Warren was iu Beatrice Wed
' nestlay.
Roy Sattloy Undertaker-Auto Hearse
in connection.
Mrs. A. J. Topham wont to Alexan
der, Wednesduy.
Eyes tested, glasses fitted. J. C.
Mitchell, tho Jeweler.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jackson spent
Wednesday in Cowles.
f. Mrs. S. B. Klzor returned home from
Lincoln, Saturday evening.
Sec Bernard Fruit for painting nnd
paper hanging. Independent phone,
210.
Miss Pearl Barker returned home
Thursday evening from Mnrslialtowrt,
Iowa.
Homer Fotty left Monday for Chica
go where he will attend tho Armour
Institute.
Vernon Zeiss left Saturday evening
for Cheyonne, Wyoming, where he Ins
a position '
Miss Nino Simmons returned to
Urndshaw, Friday, where she will spend
the summer.
Mrs. E. W. Coplen and daughter,
Lola, spent Friday with relatives at
Guide Rock.
Dr. E. E. Lollar wont to Shelton,
Monday, to look after theserum plant
nt that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt of Republican
City spent tho weekend with their son,
Joe and wife.
Miss Margaret Piatt went to Cowles,
Monday, to visit hor grandparents, Mr.1
and Mrs. Lacy.
Mrs. Chas. Dickenson and daughter,
Miss Holly, wont to Bladen, Monday,
to visit relatives.
County Attorney F. J. JJunday was
in Oxford, Wednesday, looking after
some legal affairs.
Mrs. Pearl Arnold left Monday even
ing for Witchlta, Kansas, where she
will visit relatives.
If you want to sell or trado your
real estate call on C. A. Schultz. Inde
pendent phono 208.
Mr. Quit-in of Campbell is visiting at
the homo of Mr and Mrs. Henry
Diederich this week.
Carl Jernberg, Ben Lane and Alvln
Van Dyke returned home Monday
mornings from Denver.
Miss Edna Weckley wont to Valley,
Monday, where she will spend her va
cation wlthher parents.
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The marriage of Miss Edna Ranney
to Clyde Otis Donior will take place
June 1 at lie home of the bride's par
ents, Judge and Mrs. A. D. Rannoy, of
Red Cloud, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Dar
ner will bo at homo after July 3o at
3001 R street, Lincoln. Tuesday's
State Journal.
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for the Boat In loo Cream,
Fancy Drinks, Candy, Etc.
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Our Crushed Fruits, Syrups and
Everything Used at Our Fountain
are the Beit that Money will Buy
Olympia
Chat. Starr was in Guide Rock, Sun
day. James Gilbert spent Sunday in Su
perior. Will Bruner went to Cowles, Monday
morning.
T. J. Chaplin was down from Cowles,
Tuesday.
George Matkin was down from Ina
vale, Saturday.
Ed McGinnis of Lebanon spent Sun
day in the city
E. E. Uurr was up from Guide Rock,
Tuesday evening.
Max Marshall was iu Illoomlugton,
Thursday evenlug.
Mrs. Groat spent the weekend with
relatives at Inavalc.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stclllns returned
to Hastings, Monday.
.Jim Etherton spent Sunday with
friends nt Guide Rock.
Will Hunt returned home from River
ton the last of the week.
Clarence Gurney came down from
Cowles, Tuesday evening.
Lawrehco McCall was in Kansas
City the first of the week.
L. F. Johnson of Inavalo visited
friends in tho city Sunday.
Mrs Jacob Petersen spent Tuesday
with relatives at Hastings.
John McCall returned homo from
Denver the last of the week.
Weesner & Kooutz shipped a car of
hogs to Kansas City, Sunday.
Miss Loin Coplen went to Guide Rock,
Wednesday, to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. II. Ellinger went to Beatrice,
Wednesday, to visit relatives.
Vcrlin Taylor returned home from
Lincoln the last of the week.
Richard BlBko of Brush, Colorado,
spent Friday with Chas. Funk.
Mrs. J. E. Butler spentJTuesday with
her son, Meredith, at Blue Hill.
Miner nnd McCall shipped four cars
of cattle to Kansas City, Sunday.
Will Robertson was looking nfter
business nn'nirs at Byron, Friday.
Mis9 Josephine Shcrer spout the
weekend with frionds at Rlvcrton.
Mrs. llarr and son, Con, of McCook
spent Sunday with frionds here.
Mrs. A. A. Cooper of Cathcrton pro
clnct wns shopping In the city Friday.
Mrs. Ida Carson of Fairmont spent
the weekend at the Chas. Funk home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gharst of River
ton were shopping In tho city Satur
day. "
Art Gilbert of McCook spent Sunday
with his pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gil
bert. Miss Edna Ranney wentTto Lincoln,
Friday morning, to visit rolatives nnd
friends. c
MissCecilc Thornton went to Lincoln,
Monday, where she will spend the
9ummer. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs Lester Guruev are the
parents of twin boys which wore born
Saturday.
Harold Coplen, Charley Christy nnd
Roy Sutton spent Sunday nfternoon in
Lebanon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Zeiglcr spent Sat
urday evening with his parents at
Rlvorton.
A. II. Carpenter and son, Clnrcucc,
were transacting business in Superior,
Wednesday.
Chas. Shcrer and sister. Miss Bor
nice, returned homo from Lincoln,
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Avery nnd son,
Doyt, wont to Superior, Wednesday, to
visit her parents.
Found A set ring. Owuercnn have
sa-ne by describing property and pay
ing for this notice.
Attorney II. S. Foe spout tho week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Storey at
their country homo. x
Editor Humphrey Jones of tho Blue
Hill Lender was visiting frionds in the
city Saturday aftcmoou.
Attorney L II. Blackledgo returned
home Wednesday from Denver where
he had been on business.
Tho Misses Mabel Koontz, Lucilo
Stroup and Mabel Hoffman spent Sun
day ufternoon In Lebanon,
E. W Stevens spent tho first of tho
week with his brothor, Bert, and
family at Smith Center, Kansas.
Mis9 Grace Saunders of Boulder, Colo
rado, arrived In tho city Friday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Geo. Harris.
Mrs. Chas. Eldrego returned home
from Blue Hill, Tuesday evening, where
alio had been visiting her parents.
Pnul Pope and F. W. Cowdon went
to Omaha, Wednesday, where they will
attend tho Conservation Congress.
Capt. and Mrs. 0. C. Hogate and Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse McCoy of Blue Hill
woio in the city Saturday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Hayes returned homo
Sunday morning from Clayton, Kansas
whore she lied been visiting relatives.
Miss Kathryno Burke returned to
Walnut, Iowa, tho first of tho week
where she will spend tho summer vaca
tion. Tho Farmers Unlou Association of
Inavalo will buy your cream, eggs and
poultry nt highest market prlco nnd
sell you flour and feed at reasonable
prices Your trade is solicited. L.
Johnson, Manager.
Powell Bros.
Smoke House
CIGARS that are Good
The Brand Your Doclor Smokes
Most complete line of
Cigars and Tobaccos
in Red Cloud
Ex-governor J. II. Moroiicad and A.
T. Weaver of Falls City wcro in the
city the last of the week.
Frank Richardson and son, Charlos,
left Saturday evening for Choyouno to
resume their railroad duties.
Miss Grace Shcrer returned homo
Frldny evening from Rosemont where
she closed n successful term of school.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foe returned homo
Friday evening from Hastings and
Louisville where she visited relatives.
The graduating class was in Bloom
ing, Saturday evening, whore they put
on their play, "The Thread of Destiny".
Twenty four full sized quarts fancy
strawberries, express prepaid; S3.10.
Wickham Berry Farm, Salem, Nob.
Mrs. George Knlloy o( Omaha arrived
in tho city Monday evening to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wiseearver.
William McBrldo returned homo Sat
urday morning from Alliance whero he
tiolc part in the declamatory contest.
Miss Louise Schumacher roturnod to
Orloans tho lHSt of tho wcok where she
will spend tho summer witli her par
ents.
II. C. Wolfo returned homo Mondny
from St. Francis and Bird City, Kan
sas, whore lie had been visiting rela
tives. Attorney and Mrs. E. G. Caldwell
left Monday via the Ford lor Slator,
Missouri, where they will visit rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sherwood left
the first of the wcclc for Chicago where
thoy will visit her sister, Mrs. Chap.
Weisz.
Mesdames F. L. Hincs nnd P. A
Wullbrnndt were iu Phillips the first
of the week attending u W. II. M. S
meeting.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Virgil Hull" of Nebras
ka Qlty, arrived in tho city Tuesday
evening to visit "her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Irving Cummings.
Another one of our patriotic young
men, Vcrlin Taylor, lias answered the
call to arms by going to Lincoln where
ho enlisted iu the field artillery.
Miss Gladys Renfro wont to Beatrice.
Friday morning, to spend a few days
nnd from thore she will go to Peru to
spend the summer with relatives
Mrs. Amanda Harris returnod to her
home at Bingham, Illinois, Friday, af
ter visiting with her son, Georgo Harris,
who is night operator n't the depot.
Miss Annn Brommer gavo n picnic rtt
the close of her school May 18th at
district 20. After two years of s-uccei s
full teaching and bavin? lived iu this
district for many years she leaves for
her homo In Hastings, whero sho hns
accepted n position ns instructor in
public schools
Union Memorial
Service
Sunday, May 27th
at 10:30 a. in.
Or'pheum Theatre
The Post and W.R. C. will
meet at Potter's Hall at
10:00 a. m. and march to
the Orpheum
I Special Music
2 Prayer, Rev. Geo. Hummel
3 Reading Scriplure, Rev. Ft
Druliner
4 Sermon by Rev. J. L. Bcebe,
Subject: "Hiilory and Deign of
Memorial Institution1'
5 Music
6 Benedidion
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Secretary of Treasury MoAdoo went
firu this city Wednesday on No. 10 en
route to Kansas City where ho was bill
ed for a speech.
Wc arc in tho market for 100 to 125
pounds Shoats at market nrloo deliver.
en at Serum riant. Will pay for do
livery to plnut.-C. II. Miner Scrum
Co
Miss Elsie Dietrich left the last of
the week for Dodco where film will
visit her paronts and two of her broth
ers whom she had not seen for several
years.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen from Kollevn
pasture 8 miles northwest of Innvnlo.
yearling steer, color dark red roan,
light face. Liberal reward. Emery
Bean, Route 1, Rod Cloud.
R iy Hassinger spent Monday in
Hastings. Ho was accompanied home
by his sisters. Mrs. Chas. Hill and
Mls Mary belle who closed n successful
term of school at Roseltuul.
(hi Friday, J. L. Craven, one nf Mm
old settlers of North Brunch, passed
away nrter a short illness. Tho funer
al services were held Saturday after
noon from the Academy chapel.
On Friday; August Wahl, of Atlnntn,
and Miss Frida Smith, of Binder weio
grunted n marriage llconsc by Judge
Ranney nnd on tho IStli thoy were
united in marriage by Rev. Goctz.
bam Beaton, who has resided on n,
farm east of tills city for sovoral years,
passed away atjiis home Friday morn
ing. Tho deceased was born at But.
olllf Hull, England, February 20, 1810,
aim was agod 7i years, 2 months and
IU days at the time of his doiniso. A
wife, two sons nnd scvernl other rela
tives are left to mourn his demise. The
funeral services wero held Saturday
morning from tho Christian church
with Rev. Beobo in charge.
Two shells of tho shrnnnel vhriotv
arc now on display in the show window
or tnc Hamilton-Cather Clothinc Co .
of tills city. Theso missiles of death
nnd destruction wore sent to James
Cather by his brother John who is em
ployed in one of the large munition
factories in Detroit. Thov are about
22 inches in length and '.V, inches in
diameter, tho bnse being brass, the
chamber containing the bullets and ex
plosive steel, and the timing apparatus
winch regulates tho time, of explosion,
brass,
On Tuesday afternoon, at the depot,
Sheriff Hufrer dostroyed two half gall
on jugs of whiskey which hnd boon
shipped to some citizen of this city but
did not arrive until May 1st. We were
informed thnt there wore u few onlook
ers present who shod a few tears when
Frank cast this liquor to "the earth.
Orv Wednesday ho was In Cowles where
he conducted the last "sad rites" over
three cases of beer which had been
stored in the depot at that place &inec
tho new prohibitory law went into
oil'ect.
s.
On last Wednesday nfternoon, Mrc.
Anna M. Jackson, ono of tho old sett
lers of this county, passed away after
mi illness of n few hours duration at
the home of her son, A. C. Jackson,
who resides nine miles northeast of
Red Cloud. She was born iu Ohio,
January 8, 1837, and was aged 80 years,
I months nnd 8 days Three sons nnd
one daughter arc left to mourn her
demise. The funeral scrvicos were
held Sunday with Rev.,, Bounds, of
Cowles, lu charge after which inter
ment'wns made in tho Pleasant Hill
cemetery.
A surprlso was given on Thursday
evening, May 18, at Hie home of Mr
and Mrs. II. C. Fit., in honor of Miss
Anna Brommer, who has just finished
her second year of teaching in district
twonty-six. The evening was spent in
playing games and jokes, after which
dainty refreshments worn served con
sisting of ice crenin nnd cake. Those
present were; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Buck-l.-s,
Fny Palmer, Roy Sutton, E.S. Fitz,
Chas. D. Atkinson, Misses Inez nnd
Choltn Drain, Irene Miller, Etlle nnd
Porn Fitz, Ruth Atkinson, Josephine
Wilson, Racheal Buckles, Edna Phil
lips, Gertrudo Topham and Messrs
Wtlmr Drain, Dau Phillips, Roy Fitz,
Worth Pjilmer, Paul Buckles, Marlon
and John kBloom, .George Atkinson,
Ray Buckles and Nod Pillcy.
Orpheum Theater Program
For the Week Commencing
Thursday, May 24th
THURSDAY: Paramount program,
Blancho Ring in "The Vniikco Girl".
FRIDAY: Wm. Fox fenture, William
Farnum in nromnntio drnma of tho sea
"Battle of Hearts".
SATURDAY: A bigspeclal program,
Robinson Crusoe and "An old Soldier's
Romance". Matinee 2:30 ndm. 5-lOc.
Night 8 ndm. lO-lfic.
MONDAY: A Bluebird feature "Tho
Bugler of Algiers".
TUESDAY: Paramount prog rnm,
Paulino Frederick in "Ly'dia Gilmoro".
WEDNESDAY: Special Decoration
day program by William Russell iu
"My Fighting Gentleman" In 5 ncla.
A thrilling story of the South after tho
Civil War. There will also bo shown
lu connection tho 12th cplsodo of the
"Lass of tho Luinbcrlands" making n
blgNreel program. Adm 10 and 13c.
Decoration dny services will be hold
at tho Orpheum from 1:30 to 3:30 p. m.
Show starts Immediately nfter tho services.
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