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IJuy Itrentl at Powell and Popes
Paul McDowell went to Axtell
Monday.
Will Tabor of Inavalc was in the
cltv Tuesday.
Gilbert Beck was up from Super
ior over Sunday.
State Agent 0. D. Hedge was
home this week.
Roy Cramer is spending his vaca
tion in this city.
Walter Moore of Riverton- was in
the city- Saturday.
Jim Silvey was down from Ina
valc Monday evening.
Paul Ncwhouse was home from
Blue Hill 6'vcr Sunday. -" u
J. G. Potter is home from an ex
tended visit in Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Zeiss spent
Wednesday in Hastings.
Mrs. Henry Nyberg was a Ha
stings visitor Wednesday.
J. E. Morris of Riverton was in
the city Tuesday evening.
Gene Bush visited relatives in
Obcrlin, Kansas, last week.
Harvey Rickcrson of Orleans
spent Saturday with friends here.
Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Beebe re
turned home from Alma Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Boles spent
Sunday with 1 datives at Franklin.
Twenty percent discount on all dress
straw hats Hamilton-Cottier Clothg Co
Jim Barklcy is visiting his bi oth
er, John Barklcy and wife this week.
Miss Jessie Kellegg icturned
home from Lincoln, Thursday even
ing. Mrs. W. A. Hunt and son leluincd
home from Ulysses, Satuiday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dickcrson
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Dr. and Mrs. McBrido returned
home Sunday evening from Beaver
City.
Ray Fountain arrived in, New
Yoik City, Monday night from over
seas. Horace Frisbie went to Trenton,
Monday, to work in the harvest
fields.
Miss Josephine Richards is visit
ing her sister, Mis. H. C. Lctson and
family.
Rev. Harper and daughter, Grace,
returned fiom Riveiton Monday
morning.
Meredith Butler arrived in New
Port News, Virginia, Tuesday, from
overseas.
Carroll Ailes returned home Sun
day, having been, discharged from
the army. , t
G. W. Trine left Wednesday on a
trip through the western part of
this state.
Miss Martha Able went to Hebron
Rntnrdav. to visit her sister. Mrs. W.
W. Wright.
Miss Mabel Drain accompanied
her nieces home to Harvard, Satur
day morning.
Judge Dungan, of Hastings was
in the city Saturday morning be
tween trains.
Mr. and Mrs. Will West, of Nap
onee spent Friday with his mother,
Mrs. S. West.
Harry Waller and family of
Cowlcs were in the city Sunday vis
iting i datives.
Mrs. Fred Clark came up from
Guide Rock, Tuesday evening to vis
it friends here.
ORPHEUM
TONIGHT
Clara Kimball Young in
"The Claw"
A fine story well told.
A snappy production.
Admission 17c and lie
Friday and Saturday
George Waslh in
'Help! Police!'
Also a Sunshine Comedy
Admission 17 and lie
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Kitty Gordon in
"ADELE"
Good meals good service moderate
prices Powell & Pope's enfe.
Howard Yost of Lincoln spent
Saturday with his parent?, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Yost.
The Farmers Union installed
thiee new awnings in front of their
stoic this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harper of St.
Tjoc aie visiting his father, Rev.
Harper, this week.
Roy Hassinger returned home
from the western part of the state
the last of the week.
Joe Fogel of Eatonville, Washing
ton is in the city visiting his sister,
Mrs. G. W. Hutchison.
Earl McKimmey of Minden spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. McKimmey.
J. L. Christian came home from
MissqurLjlas Thursday to spend the
Fourthly ith, his family.
Misses Mabel Koontz and Maude
Morarlville Went to Amherst, Mon
day to visit with friends.
County Treasurer Examiner C.
D. Robinson spent the weekend
with his wife and family.
Roy Garber returned home from
Eldora. Kansas. Sunday where he
has been shocking wheat.
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick of Denver,
arrived in the city Tuesday to visit
Mrs. Polnicky and son, Paul.
Miss Marybelle Hassinger left
Wednesday morning for Chicago
where sImj will visit friends.
Mrs. Pegg returned home Monday
from Riveiton whcie she had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Martin.
Don Saunders of Billings, Mon
tana was in the city visiting his
many friends the first of the week.
Miss Gertrude Coon left Saturday
morning for New Yoik City whore
she will take up Y. W. C. A. woik.
Miss Jessie Lcmmert of Bloom
ington spent the weekend with her
cousin. Mrs. E. G. Caldwell and fam
ily.
J. H. Bailey and wife were called
to Omama Sunday on account of
the serious sickness of their son,
Grant.
Mrs. E. G. Morgan, who had been
visiting at the Spcnce Potter home,
returned to her home at Hastings,
Monday.
Miss Hnlnn Reihcr left Wednes
day morning for Chicago, where she
wiil spend the remainder of the
summer.
M. A. Mercer returned home Mon
day evening from Ogallalla where
he placed in a band at the Frontier
Days celebration.
Owinir to the scarcity of farm
labor, Geo. Harris went over to Kan
sas, Tuesday to help Burlcy' Stan
harvest his wheat crop.
Miss Marie Laurangcr, who Is at
tending the Kearney Normal school,
spent the last of the week with her
aunt, Mrs. Jas. Mcintosh.
Harry Stevens and family and the
Watkins family of Red Oak, Iowa,
have been visiting at the Al Al
bright home the past week.
Miss Maude Beauchamp returned
to her home at Guide Rock Wednes
day, after visiting a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Aubushon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hewitt teft
Tuesday for Omaha and Grand Is
land and other places where they
will spend a few months visiting.
Miss Eltina Kickard stopped on
in the city Monday evening to visit
friends. She had been to Uowecsc
and was cnioutc to her home at Or
leans. Miss Rctta McDowell accompan
ied her sistcr.Miss Marjan to Omaha
Saturday evening, wliero the latter
will have her arm tieated by a spe
cialist. Mr. McMillan, a Yeoman lodge
deputy fiom McCook, is making this
city his hcadquaitcrs and is working
in the interest of that lodge until
September.
A large number of our citizens
attended the celebration at Guide
Rock, while most of the farmers
staid at home and harvested the
wheat crop.
The- Red Cloud ball team will go
to Riverton next Sunday afternoon,
where they will cross bats with the
ball team of that place. Let's all go
and boost for our team.
Wednesday morning Elmo Goos,
of Blue Hill, and Miss Constance L.
Roubal, daughter of J. V. Roubal of
this city wore united in marriage by
County Judge A. D. Runney.
Dr. R.V. Nicholson
DENTIST
onicc 0cr AlbrlRhl'i Store
Red Cloud Nebraska
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Eat aod drink at Powell & Popo'a
Cafe. tf
The weeds on the I. 0. 0. F. lots
need mowing.
Miss Anna Gilham is spending the
day in Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Potter went to
Hardy this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pitney left for
Gillette, Wyoming today.
Miss Retta McDowell returned
from Omaha, Wednesday evening.
20 oar cant discount on all 4r
trw hats at Hamllton-Ctvther .
. Sam Saunders of Burkctt was
visiting friends in the city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dnve Kalcy returned
linmo from Lincoln the last of the
week.
Miss Jennie Miner went to Ina
valc Wednesday evening to visit
friends.
Hogs are now selling at $22.35
per hundred in the Kansas City
market.
Miss Eltina Rickard returned to
her home at Orleans Wednesday
pvoninir.
Mrs. Clara Shorcr and daughter,
Josephine, went to Hastings this
morning.
Miss Edith Bcckwith went to
Hastings this morning to attend a
house party.
Misses Minnie Traut and Helen
Saunders went to Hastings today to
attend n hou?o tmrt.v.
Lieutenant Phil Sherwood landed
at Newport News, Virginia, last
Friday fiom overseas and will soon
be home.
Band Master Miller says there
will be no band concert Friday even
ing owing to the fact that everybody
is btisv harvesting.
Mrs. F. H. McMillan and daugh
im of McCook arrived here this
morning to join her husband who Is
a Yeoman lodge deputy.
Euireno Rvan left Wednesday
evening for Holyoko, Colorado,
where he has taken a position with
the Amack Clothing Co.
FOR SALE: On easy terms, good
improved quarter section 2 miles
cast and seven miles south of Ina
valc. For terms see H. J. Wonder
ly. tf.
Dave Bell and wife were over
from Red Cloud Sunday, visiting
his brothers, Bennett, Sylvannisand
Ned and their families. Lebanon
Times.
James Kcagle is the first one in
this vicinity to thresh. He hauled
now wheat to the Union elevator
Wednesday, that tested 61 says
Manager George Kailcy.
The school board met Monday
evening but owing to the facte that
Prof. Whitehead hasn't filed Ills' rc
nort with Secretary Pope wtSoie un
able to print, the proceeding at this
time.
BIO SPECIAL
Mid-Summer Sale
ON
Mens Dress Straw Hats
Men's Panamas, Bankocks
20
PER
CENT
Discount
All Other Dress Straw Hats
Discount
J0 i PER
yy 3
CENT
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A good assortment left to choose from
THE SALE COMMENCES f Tf "IT 1 Of.L
SATURDAY J ULllZth
I Cowden-Kaley Clothing Comp
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"ALWAlfiS RELIABLE'
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walker left
Wednesday via automobile for Col-
Iorado Springs, where they will enjoy
an outing.
, Mi.ss Lucile Wilcox of North
Platte, Who has been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Miner Sherwood left
Wednesday for Chicago.
The Kcd Cross ladies will be in
charge of the boldicr's antcen ser
vice at the Holland Hotel on July
17th for the soldiers und sailors celebration.
Clias. L. Cottlng is now showing the
finest assortment of toilet goods that
has ever been in the- city. Lndies cuu
iind most any kind they prefer. Uo
hns added the "Hudnut" line, also,
which will soon bo hero. Ladies are
invited to call and see them. adv
Ensign Laird Warner of Ten
Sleet). Wyoming, was the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. S. C. Dielsson, Wed
nesday evening. He has just been
discharged from the service and wan
a pilot at Pcnsacola, Florida.
UNChAI.MKl) LKTTEKS
List of unclaimed letters remain
ing uncalled for m this office for the
week ending July 5th, 1910:
Mr. 11. Chalmers.
Mrs. W. F. Smith.
Mb. Ralph Norton.
Mr. Robert Norton.
Mrs. Joe Snook.
Mr. John Shcrrcr.
If not called for by July 19th
thctc letters will be sent to the dead
letter office.
II. C. LETSON P. M.
Redemption Privilege Limit
The public will bo allowed one month
from July 1st In which to present their
two-cent cards and three-cent envelopes
for exchango at full value After tho
expiration of that time postage value
nnr ehnii hi nllnwpil for tho envelopes
and three fourths o'f tho postage value
r .. u. ..Ill
for the earns, inreo corn. rinuiti
be redeemed by any Post olllce.
Mrs. Ida Marshall returned to her
home in Kcd Cloud, Sunday night
nftcr a week's visit with tho W. P.
Ryan famil-y. Lubanon Times.
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Bladen Brieflets
Coming
"Oh! Boy" Mary Pickford
in "Daddy Long Legs" Fan
ny Ward in "Common Clay"
"The Bishop's Emeralds"
17. OO
Delivered
At Your Bin
Temple, Pennsylvania
Premium Washed
Hard Coal
$17.00 per ton delivered at
your bin.
GIVE US YOUR ORDER
PLATT & FREES
Mrs Oley Iverson was a Red Cloud
visitor Saturday.
J. A. Denton and L. E. Spcnce were
in Chappell lust woek.
Miss Clnra Keillor of Kearney was
here visiting friends over tho weekend.
.Too Rigglns came In from Colorado
the first of tho week to help in tho
harvest.
Ilarrv Cramer of Red Cloud visited
at the home of his mother, Mrs. W 13.
Cramer Sunday,
Mrs. Frank Harlow nnd son, Hurry,
of Red Cloud visited at the C. L. Cram
er home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. llonjamln Tyler of
Shawnee, Colo , returned to their home
Satimlny after n visit with J. J. Rig
gins and family.
Miss Violet Davis returned honn
Thursday fiom Koaruey whore she la
attending tho Summer Normal, for n
visit with telatlves over the fourth.
Speeders Take Notice
After this date you will bo arrested
for dilving over 12 miles an hour In
this city.
Dated July 8, 1919.
uy oraer oi uiiy mayor.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Rev. V. M. Harpqr and daughter,
Miss Grace, returned home Monday
alter spending a week visiting his
daughters near Riverton, also filling
his appointment at tho Lono Tree
school house where they had two
fine services and a basket dinner.
All arc cordially invited to wor
ship with us next Sunday at the usu
al hours:
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m.
There will bo no evening services
as the pastor will preach in the
country south cast of Red Cloud.
V. M. HARPER, Pastor.
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