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Bit) lit end at Powells Pope's Cufe.
Statu Agent Oliver Hedge visited
Ills family here Sunday.
Win. Weesner, who has been vUitlng
In llolyolie, Colo., returned home Sat
urday. UertrHiul Uie, of liiiide Koclt, ii
homo from overseas and Camp Cody,
New Mexico.
Win. Routs, of Seotts Mull', stopped
oft" tit Red Cloud Tuesday, onrotite
home from Kansas City.
Mis. Will AnlU of Rlveidale is the
guest of her mother, Mis. A. D Me
Marry nnd other rehitles.
Hoard in the schoolroom Tcnehei:
"What is the feminine of heio'.'" Pupil
in one of the grade-: "Shero."
Mr.. mid Mrs Haihatigh of MoCnok,
weie heio t li last of tin wcd; looking
i'or n leHhlence. They Intend to be
come oil teen1 or Red Cloud.
Oliver Hedge has an appropriation
of $25,U0l) behind his work of enfold
ing the piohlbitorv law1, the House
voting eighty nyes"' to six "nays."
Oar old-time friend Dn. II. V. Nichol
son Ki rived homo Sunday evening Hiid
lit once proceeded to open his dental
ottlco Ht the old 8'Hiid oer Albright's
fefoie.
Andrew Gaintsoii, one of Kail
Oloud'a sailor boy, is home from tho
U. S Naval training enmp at the Groat
Ijnkc, having received honorable dU
charge ,
Mr. nud MtM. Harry Lclson and son.
nnd Mrs. Lucy M. -Stonebreokeir, and
daughter, who have been making an
t'Mondtd visit at Los Angeles, Calif.,
clime home lat week
Owing to bad roads caused by th
bit; storm tbo box sapper to have been
hold by tho Line Auxiliary Red Croun
wotkers Friday evening1 Feb 81. 1ms
been indefinitely postponed.
young mother of a war baby, tcsi.
dent of Red Clou 1. received a govern
meiit check for -00 OJ, the (lrt ol the
week, this being buck pay on the
monthly allotment due her us depen
dent on it soldier husband. Promise la
made that the teinlttence will come
regularly hereafter. Tho husband and
father has been absent on war duty
since last July.
Last Wednesday nightnbout 8 o'clock
rain commenced falling later turning,
to snW'lfcd -Thursday 'Anorgffng 'wi
awoke tw'look' upon the most severe
storm of the season. Business was
practically ot a standstill until Friday,
pld habitants state that there has
not been such a storm In this section
for many .jears. A pccular feature
was Ibat the area of the storm was
comparatively small. And the days
following were almost springlike save
for big banks of snow scattered across
country.
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THIS WEEK
Wallace Reed
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'Believe Me Xantippe'
"BELIEVE ME, XANTIPPE"
tho latest Patamount picture star
ring Wallace Reid with Ann Little,
is based upon the unusual story
that was origlually a Harvard prize
play. It was first produced in Bos
ton, where it was a great success.
Also a Two-Reel Comedy
Friend Huband
Admission 17 and JJc
NEXT WEEK
Monday and Tuesday
Feb. 24-25
Marguerite Clark
IN
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Taking the parts of Eva and Topsic
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Hay Rrcad tit Powell A. Pope's Cafe.
Art Sheeley has teUirned to Hust
ings Jas. Doyle, tir., was a lUue Hill visi
tor yesterday.
Hood meals good service moderate
prices Powell &. Pope's cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Frost came
home Tuesday.
.Tas. Poterson was a Guide Rock
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. tiliznbeth Poc Is visiting rela
tives at Hastings.
Win, liohrcr and Prod Kiiohn went
up to Ayr Tuesday.
Miss Luclllo Robinson is visiting
relatives at Superior.
Rev. Situs returned to his homo at
Smith Center Monday.
Kresli stock of O'Hiieti and Alio
grotli chocolates at Cottlng'.s. 7 'Jt
Mr. and Mrs A. U. Kaleyweie snow
bound at Hastings over Sunday
John Aubushou. who has been quite
seriously 111, is reported itnpiovliig
Miss Voi a Sutton and Mrs. Hello
D.ivIh wore Hastings visitors Mondaj
.lolin Turner returned to Hasting-
Monday, after a visit with relatives
hero.
Attorney R. V. Ovetnina went t
Clay Outer Monday oti prtifesslu-uu
busiuesa
John V. Tultay,of Lincoln, was u
novring old acquaintances in this eit
Tuesday.
Mm. Hoy Ftarn, who was vistlhn
relatives hole, retnrned to Guide UoiU
yesterday.
Dr. C. P Moranvllle spent tho latter
part of tiro week at McCook, return
ing Saturday.
Horace Drown and Alex Hinelsn
have gone to Aurora whore they Imn
employment.
C. D. Uobiuson, State Treasurer K.
att.liicv, visited Ills family here tin
first of the week.
Woik is going on steadily at tho oil
well. The company's annual meeting
is to be held leb. iCth.
Mrs W. II 'labn-anl on Wesley,
of Inavale, passed throught Red Cloud
Monday vnroate to Hastings.
Rev I.'W. Edson came from Oxford
Wednesday and is tho guest of his son,
editor W. D. Edson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Decker are enter,
taining their cousins Mr. and Mrs.
HarveHlackburn of Osceola, Iowa.
Mre, BefVl Itta jvhohaa been the
guest of ber suffer, rs'. Blanche Mc
Conkey, returned to Cowles Monday. j
You must have your income tax in
by March 15th. Go to y our) local bank
If you need blank .forms or informa
Hon. ,
Mrs. I). D. Sanderson, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Potter, returned to her home at
Lincoln Monday.
Mrs Prank Sutton and son, who has
been vlsirlng her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. V. Dneker, returned to her
homo at O.shkosh, Monday.
Hi Warnek, the specialist, will
mi ' t 1 3 1 car, noe and throat pa
u nts and those needing glasses fitted
.it Di D.unerell's oilier, Wednesday,
M ireli Sib, iiouis 2 to 0. S-2t
An assembly of ft lends and neigh
bor gave Mr. Robut E. Mitchell a
valentine shower last Friday evening,
the occ.ibion being a birthday mini
versttty for the doutoi's wife.
You Are Losing Money
If you don't sell your cream
to the Farmers Cniou Co-oper-tlve
Company and receive the
dividends. 40tf
Manager Warren, of the Orpheum,
would like to have it clearly under I
stood that the "Hearts of the World"
is an independent traveling company
and carries eight pieces of ransic,
under its own management.
The IResler line of Suits,
Coats, Capes, Dreases, Skirts
and Waists, will be at Albright's
store Friday and Saturday, Feb.
21 and 22, Be sure and see the
line. 7-2t
Word has been received that Miss
Ethel Whiting, daughter of Mr, and
L. l Whiting, of Guide Rock, arrived
safely In India, where she is engaged
in missionary work. She had been on
the journey since the middlo of last
November.
The ladies of the Red Cross, Line
Auxiliary, will hold a box Supper at
the schoolhouse, Dist. 34, on Friday
evening, Feb. 21st. Proceeds will go
for the adoption of Belgian children.
A cordial invitation to attend is ex
tended to everyone. 7 St
Our noighbor contemporary, the
Argus, certainly "scooped" some
thing in'.lanuonn-lug in its issue of
the 13th that Griffith's 'Hearts of the
World" would be presented at Hast
ings for four days commencing Wed
nesday, Feb. Oth. Tho storm may bo
held responsible, as everyone knows
it upset all business for a day or two.
Don't worry about it for "Iloarts of
the World" is billed at the Orpheum
Saturday and you can see it without
going to Habtltigs.
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Buy Ilread at Powell & Pope's Cafe.
Mrs. John Wolfe of. Bird City, Kan.,
is visiting relativos at Inavale and
this city.
C. II. Miner buffered a fracture of
hie left arm Tuesday, due to falling
from a wagon.
Mrs. II. Voiubiy and daughter
Blanche air guests of Mis. Satlih (lard,
the formei's mother. Their home 1
at Ilillrose, Colo.
Lew u))iis:ion reports Line town
ship was over ilu top on the Armenian
relief fund duvc The quuto was. S71.
amount contiibuted S101 Sti.
Methodist Church Notes
WIIAl lb Till: CKXTUKART MOVHMENl?
It is commemorative of the one
hundredth anniversary of Methodist
Missions. It is U oil's trumpet call to
Methodism to faco the world's greatest
crisis. It is a call to repent. The
Church has been praying "Thy King
dom come on earth" but has not
fcninlstered to hungry millions in for;
elgn fiolds and nearer home.
So world-wide emergencies crowd
upon us demanding vast expenditures
of wealth uud largo enlistment of the
youth of Metuodlbin. Adding to the
seriousness of the situation comes the
general warning to the Church for
"preparedness" for tho great "after
war." Tho church of Christ is soon to
be tested as never before.
The uecd of the hour is a revived
and mightily spiritualized Church.
Tho Centenary Movement, in God's
providence, was raised up by the
General Conference not primarily to
supply millions of money, but to lift
Methodism to a new plane of spiritual
vision aud ministry from which It
shall accomplish Its part of the Chris
tian Conquest of tho World.
Tho pastor has boeu presenting this
subject to the people for the past
month aud will be ably assisted on
March Oth by Dr. Sherman Powell of
Indiana, Mr. Raymond Woodrum of
York. Dr. CM. McCorkle and Dr. J.
W. Embroe. We expect to make this
day a great day for Red Cloud.
Joun D. HAMMferj, Pastor.
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Farm Loans
I am ready to mako farm loans in
any amount at, lowest rates, best
terms and option. Abs61ntcly no de
lay and no inspection expense. Sole
agent for Trovctt, Mattis and Baker.
Some privato money.
J. H. BAILEY.
ORPHEUM THEATRE, Red Cloud, Nebr.
ONE DAY ONLY, SATURDAY, FEB. 22
TWICE
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. To Celebrate Birthday
There will be an an assembly nt the
Baptist church Friday evening, Feb.
'Jlit. at 7:.t0 o'clock, to celebrate the
Tsth blithday annlvuisary ol ltev V.
M. Mai per.
lilt). I Impcr will give a talk on muho
ot nls cspuiieiices as a eiti"ii, a sol
dier and a minister of t e gnapul.
1' slor of otln-r churches and nnin-tiMbthti-'
if, me epei ted to be pie
v ut and gi -hoit talli-.. Tho U. A
K andt ue W II i orp. iviih fi lends,
will tilso be pic- nr. Aftir tho i xer
oses lunch will bo helved
Two Little Girls Die
Sunday evening dentil called Lor
raine, the thiee-ycar old daughter of
Mr. uud Mis. Clias. McClarc, residing
in the First Ward.
Wednesday noon, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Tennatit butTercd the loss ol
thejrjjttle daughter, who was but 18
inoatjbs, old.tr
llptb'deaths were from after-ejects
of flu. .-
There are uo words to convoy the
deep sympathy which goes to theso
bereaved parents.
Baptist Church Notes
l'roachlug at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p
m.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
l'rayer meeting each Wednesday
evening at 7:30.
The special meetings, were, for var
ious reasons, brought to a olose Sun
day evening. While the nnmbor of ad
ditions were not as many as we could
have hoped, the meetings closed with
a splendid fraternal feeling, not only
among our own members but also
among tho many members of other
churches, who joined with us most
hoartily iu helping to raalto the meot-
lugs successful, Wo have heard only
words of appreciation for the straight
forward, clear-out sermons of Rev.
Sims, who assisted Rev. Harper dur
ing the ineotings. All Christians who
heard blm were greatly benefitted.
Thn Fftl Kt AT HOME EXPECT YOU
ine ruLAa to tell. em all, about
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Dry Goods
Present conditions make it practically impos
sible to quote prices on any goods but we
have the quality stock and our prices arc
right. Also offer each week something in
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that will attract and please you. Markets
do not permit heavy buying. We carry suf
ficient stock to supply your needs, and buy
closely and turning quickly can give you 'full
value.
ALBRIGHT
Groceries
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