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Woit Stevens wus in Riverton Mon
day. t'sed curs for sale Frame .t Smith
Itros. Co
Mrs. Will Cloud spent Mondnv Jr.
Hustings.
E. S. Garlicr spent Tttofday In
Guido Rock.
John Arnell vottirned , Thursday
from Fremont.
Joe Law returned homo MondayJ
from St. Louis.
L. 11. Wagoner went to Kansas City
Sunday morning.
. John Edwards was in Guido lloc'c
Thursday afternoon.
Chns. Waldo was down from Ina
valu Monday moraine;.
County Agent II. It. Fausch spent
Thursday in ChcHtcr.
A. T. Walker unloaded a car of
Dodge cars Wednesday.
Mrs. W. A. Frahm of UIuc Hill
was in the city Monday.
Dolnney liros. shipped a car of hoga
to Kansas City Tuesday.
Oooil nieiils poml fcervice -iiiixhwuto
price" I'owulht I'odo's l.l ft'
J. FJ. E'.lisor. was in Fluglor, Colo-!
rado, the last of the week. '
Chus. Steirins went to Hastings
Mrs. W. G. Hamilton spent Thurs
day with relatives at Guide Rock.
Regular services at Grace church
next Sunday. Rev. J. M. Bates, pas-'
tor. I
J. H. Bailey went to Omaha Mon
day morning to attend to somu husi
ncss. Mrs. Marion Bloom went to Fair-,
bury Saturday morning to visit her
parents. j
Wm. White was down fom McCook
Sunday and spent the day with his'
family.
C. T. Smith is driving a new Reo
truck which he purchased of Sutton &
Shipman.
Mrs. Mell Sherman wont in Ti-.m-
valc Sunday evening to visit her sisj
tor, Mrs. Norris. J
Frahm & Coiner, of Blue Hill have
traded their garage building and fix-1
tures for Iowa land.
Five largo trains of stock passed,
thru here Sunday to the maikets at
St. .Too and Kansas City.
Friday and Saturday
Love Pie!
Love My Elephant!
Coming Like a Breeze
from the Bid Ton
Wm. Fox Presents f!
SHIRLEY MASON
as the dainty, demure, daring
rider of the ring in the sweet
est circus story ever lold
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ELEPHANT
MAN
Admission 25c and 10c
First hhmv sUrts at 8 o'oloek B,
biiturdity at 7:'i0
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Uert ears for rule. Frnmc it Smith
Uioh, Co.
Ituy llrend at Powell and Popos.
Wycth Fogel spent Monday in
Cowlcs.
Ucilly Hayes spent Wednesday in
Hastings.
0. I). Hedge went to McCook Sun
day evening.
Attorney E. G. Caldwell is driving
a now Buick car.
Mies Mable Drain wont to Hastings
Monday morning.
Clayton Ranncy was down from
Blue Hill Sunday.
Ue tlit grout, egg touio, "Moro Egg'
Mild by (J. h. Cotting.
Mis Nellie Emcrton spent Wed
nesday in Hastings.
County Surveyor Geo. Overing was
in Franklin Tuesday.
Earl Hull went to Omaha Tuesday
to attend to some business.
Father Fitzgerald returned home
Friday evening from Nelson.
Rev. J. M. Bates was a passenger
to Kearney Saturday morning.
New KUiiruntoed bicycle tires $2 .10
eiioh at Suttyn &. Siiipinim Heivbje
Station.
Mrs. Tom Nash went to Hastings
Wednesday to spend a few days
with her daughter.
Dr. Root. Damerell left Sundav
evening for Denver where he will at
tend to some business.
The Burlington shipped a car load
of Mexicans into "Red Cloud Tuesday
to work on the section.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stevens of Hast
ings spent the first part of the week
wjth relatives in the city.
Jim Hubatka was down from Bla
den Saturday and filed for rcnomina
tion us Commissioner of his district.
Mrs. J. W. Hauck and her mother,
Mrs. Davidson, left Tuesday for Cof
fcyville, Kansas, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Marion Bloom returned home
from Fairbury Tuesday evening after
spending a few days with her nar
cnts. n i
Beck & Keith have moved their
pool hull into the building formerly
occupied by the Sattlev furniture
store. Vifl'i
Mrs. S. C. Ellis and daughter,
Helen, left Tuesday evening for Den
ver, whore they will spend several
weeks.
Mrs. N. W. McDowell was called to
Axtell Thursday on account of the
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Davis.
James McCormick shipped his
household goods to Flagler, Colorado,
Wednesday where ho expects to make
his future home.
Eugene Ryan, Chas. Bitchier and
Harold Ludlow left Sunday evening
for Torrington, Wyoming, to partici
pate in the land drawing.
Mrs. Chas. StefTins and daughter,
Madeline, spent the last of the week
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Schel
lak and family, at Hastings.
The Kansas Border Oil and Gas
Co. will hold its nnnuul meeting at
tho court house Friday afternoon tit
at 2 o'clock. The public is coidinlly
invited to attend.
Attorney and Mrs. h. H. Black
ledge returned home Saturday from
Denver, Colorado, and Albuquerque,
New Mexico, where she spent Severn',
months in hopes of regaining her
health, but her raanv frionilH
are
sorry to loam that very little bum
wan derived.
(it
llio exsolliers ami Millors of
tl
community who ih'siro to Join tl
Aincrli'iiii Legion post, which will
oigail.(l in thin .iv. ohm ,,,.. kiL,
the nppliuHtioii hbtnlcH which tiro in the
JtiiinlKof l'nul Pnlnlcky, nt tho limn
iil
urn Limning store, or A. II. MoArth
Tho following shipped stock Sun
T. M. Steward, otto car of cattle to
ly: J. M. Steward, one car of catllo
- Kansas City; Wm. Crahill & Son,
. car or nogs to St. Joo nnd one car
0r to Kanaaj City; Dolanev
, two air of hog.t to Kansas'
cw .
Ent nnd drink nt Powell it Pope's
Cafrt. tf
Watch for the big carnival at tho
High School March Kill..
Wanted a first nnd second cook at
Dormitory of Finplclin Academy. Good
wugos, tionrd anil room tree. Apply at
onco. tailor wruo u. w. lvreibingcr,
Franldin. Nubr.
Tho infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Wugoner passed away at
their home Sunday evening. The fu
neral services were held Tuesday, Rev.
Eshelman in charge.
'J' lie io will be no services nt the Itap.
tibt church next Sunday as tho mem
bers will meet by Invitation with the
Brothieu church and discuss the World
Interchurcli Movement
Dr. R. V. Nicholson has remodeled
hi.s dental parlors and when the same
is complete it will bo a credit to him
and the city. The doctor bus or
dered an X-ray machine and several
other new pieces of modern dental
equipment.
Mrs. Clarence Branon, who had
been making her home with Mr. and
ftlrs. Anihcw Saladen, left Wednes
day morning for Mullen, where sho
will join her husband and make their
homo on a farm.
ADVERTISE CANDY: Men-Women.
Earn .$30 weekly. Experience unneces
sary. Wc start you in the candy busi
ness, at home, small room, or any
where. Everything furnished. Grar.rt
opportunity. Write for particulars.
CANDYMAKING HOUSE. G South
18th St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. A. J. Krout, one of the most
highly respected farmers living
outh of Inavale, passed away at hi jt
home Monday. Tho funeral services
were held Wednesday after which in
terment was made in the Womcr
cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Krout had
purchased a residence in this city and
had ictiied irom the farm and his
untimely death is a sad blow to the
wife and other relatives.
Tho Doe Uiw,, Ed mid John, mid
Harry Hoc mot on tho Held or honor, in
the Don building neither lloor one
afternoon lust week, where Hairy mid
John proceeded to settle a dispute con
ccrning mi aiM or diioo, so we under
stand, xvblle Ed noted as roteioo. We
would not bclkvo. these gentlemen
would resoit to pliyniutl force to settle
such n trilling matter, if it wns nut. fc r
the fnct that both the combatants hear
evidence of n Hstic encounter. The
refeiee refusing to ghu ns a decision
ill the buttle, we me linilblo to .say
which one w.is "be.. iiikii". However
John isfjiuiiHd nHiiv.ing Ed lo"lIiirn
up the ilam curds".
Gives Wife Glycerine Mixture
A letired ineicbiint;who.e wile suf
fered for yeai.s from catarrh of the
stomach llimllv gave her simple glyoen
I ne, buckthorn bnrk. etc , hs mixed in
Adlor-i-lcu. ONE hottlopioduced grent
re Mills. Itccinse Adler-l-Ua, acts on
t) I'll tippnr and lower bowel it re
moves nil foul mutter wjiioli poisoned
stomach Roliimt ANY (JASiO Miur
stomach or gas on stomach. Often
Cl'ItrcS constipation. Piovents ap
pendicitis, (j. (. totting, druggist.
In The District Court Of
Webster County, Nebraska.
(iotllleliSoniMierliohler,
I'lnlntiir,
.Martini J. Ileal, Ileal Iter IiiihIi.uiiI.
llrhtautl into name unknown: Kmallne
Mort;au,houiellnie.s called Mrs Ihnrijii l.y.
hum, other iniuiu nuktiown, Mnryau
or l.ymiN, her husband, llrst true
uainuuuKnnwu; 1'attoi, llrM and
iruo name unknown, husband of Anna
fatten, defeased; or II any or all of the
above nniiKd and k.sliiatl defendants
nrodeieaslid Hun the unknown In Irs, do
vIsoph, personal rejirehentatlvesol micIi du.
ecascd person nr pcraoiis nnd till other per
mhir InturcNlciI In llio estate or estate ol
hiicli dcceafkd person or person; and the
unknown helrrt. lo ImesJesatees and per,
Minnl rcprexfiitatlves and other perwint In
teresteil In llio estate o( Anna I'atten tie
eeasetl; and the West Half (Wtii of the
.Northeast (unrtrr (NGV'i) nnd thu KnM
Half (KVj) of ihuNortliivestQunrlcr (MV!,)
ofSeutlou uiiniberMIx (lil, 'lowustdp line
II), North Itancd Nine, HU, Webster enmi
ty, Nubraska, and nil other persons claim
liiBiiuy InteroMlof any kind In aforesaid
rent estnle or any part thereof,
, .Defendants).
Tho above defendants will take notice
ihntoii Iliolsnii day of Kebruary, I'jJi that
Oottlleb SoiuierlioU.r, as ptalnlllf, tiled his
potltlon and enniiuehced an anion In tho
itUtrlct court of Webster loiuily, Nobiawka,
nmiliiNt htttil ilofeiidants, tho object and pray
er ol which nro to iulot tltlo In said plulntlll
uitnliiHtnuy and all of the ndverbo claims of
hhIiI nmued and deslKuateddflfcnduntBor any
of them to the West Half W'H of the North
east tiuarter(Nl5Vil and tho Hast Ualf JKlOl
of tho Xortbwesl (lunricr N'WVt of Seetlon
miiiihci'Stx II), Towiuhlp Onu I , North,
Hanito .N'luo U), Welnter eoitn'y, Nehraska,
and that said dofwndant so nmed nnd de
sbjimtiHlnndnll pirHomielalnilnif throuuhnr
uuderiiny of them bo forever barred nnd en
joined from clnliiilintor amierilnt'nny rlKlit,
lino, or inturpst in or to ald premise or any
part thercot adverpo to the plalntlll".
Youaroreiiulrtd to answer tho petition
of thu plalntlll on llio la tho olllee of thu
cierkofs.itdeonrt.nl Hid loud, Nobrnskn,
on or before .Monday April Vi, iioj,
OOI'TMIIII .SlIMMKUIIUl.tlKII,
My, l J. Munday, Hit Attorney,
Tim Ffll K5 AT iioMn nxpner you
1110 rULIXO-ro TELt. 'EM AJ U ABOUT
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Eshilaraling Bu!esquo; autleyilla
ltz ainiji ritlid !lli Pritti Glrli. Tvmi Clowqi, Oorgeai
. .. ls!sl. Erillljal Senilis Crilmnreinl
IfiDlES' IIIKE MATIREB EVEtlY WEEKDAY
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IWl THE BIOBESC 1113 liai SHOW ' '
Shoe Store Changes Hands
Helng unable to give his store hnd
business ihe ninoiin, of attention it de
served, owing to other business mat.
tcr.M, Mr. S C Ellis Iiiih decided to te
tire from lied Clond'n meroHiitllc clrole
This wenlr hn disposed of his store. Mr.
V. S Mllboiimn of V, irburv becoming
tho new proprietor, The change will
tatco plnco Saturday of this week.
Nelson Sells Mill & Elevator
A deal of considerable importnnoo
wns made yesterdny whereby tho Hiid
Land Co. of Hays, Kansns, becomet
ownerH of tho Hud Cloud Mill and Etc-
itor, which has been operated for a
yenr or more by N. 1 Nolsoli. This
pioperty was taken as part consider.
ation of tho purehiiHe price of u I.'IGO
acre ranch near Grlnnel), Kansns. The
denl involved the sum of S.r.:,OI)0. The
local lenity lirm or Pehullz A lletz
were Instrumental in making tho deal.
DELPHIAN PKOGKAM
March !) Hebrew" Life and Letters
Leader, Mrs. W. D. Edson.
March 23 Early Greece. Leader,
Mrs. E. M. Ego.
April 13 Zenith of Athcnean Pow
er. Leader, Mrs. Mamis Frisbio.
April 27 Later Greece History
Leader, Mrs. M. II. Finch.
May 11 Social Life in Greece,
Leader, Mrs. D. M. Gnrber.
May 2o Early Homo. Loader,
Mr.s Gricc.
June 8 Age of Conquest. Leader,
Mrs. Josephine Gumcy.
June 27 The Prir.cipatc. Leader,
Mrs. George Harris.
June 13 Tho Middle Ages. Lead
er, Mrs. A. U. Kaley.
July 27 Summary of Years Stud v.
Leader, Mrs. Alfred McCall.
Mrs. Mcintosh Buried Today
The sudden death of Mrs. James He-
Intosh, which occurred at the family
honm north of this elty Wednesday
morning, eamo as n shoek to her many
friends in this community. While .she
had been in poor health for some time
past, yet she continued to bo active in
famllyaiid social eirales, having driven
to town in her oar Tuesday afternoon.
During the night she was taken ill tind
a physician summoned, but all that
medical skill could accomplish was -not
Mitlk'ient to slay the hand of death.
Mary I'.aiin was bum in Austiia,
March 'J., 1871. t the ngeof live years
she. with hue patent-, came to this
i: mtii v. nnd since tlni' time has con-
tn 1 td tesido in tht. community.'
She win liuited in inairiage to James
Melntosli November Ho, 1S.I2. This
union Wrfs.blessed with two sons. Frank
Htid-JMs , who-with her husband, her
aged p'lrents, Mr. and Mrs Frank liar
ti. one BiHtr, i.,Mrs. Fnuik Mcintosh,
and one brother, .loscpb, him left to
mottm her untimely demise, Kunerul
services weie conduetod tlilh aftei noon
nt U'.o'uloek.nt the home, in olmrgo of
Kev. J. L. Uaebe.
Farm Bureau Notes
IMPltOVED LIVE STOCK HHEED.
EU'S MEETING
Friday 12 p. m. March 12, 1920.
Opera House, Bladen, Nebraska.
PROGRAMME
Dinner 12 o'clock sharp Roll Call
Secretary.
"Pure Ured Sires Only" M. It.
Posson, Lincoln Extension Special
ist in Animal Husbandry.
"Tuberculosis Free Accredited
Herds" Dr. V. .F. Spencer, Lincoln,
Chief of Nebraska llureau of Animal
Industry.
"Fuirs and Stock Shows" C. B.
Steward, Red Cloud, President Web
ster county 1. L. S. B. A.
Tim above program is one of the
big treats of the season.
There is a movement now on, to
find out how many farmers are using
Pure Bred Sues. Also the U. S.
Department of Agriculture, will issue
u certificate.
Mr. Posson will explain the above
campaign. Plan to hear him.
Two thirds of Webster County Pure
Bied Breeders and some Breeders,
having grade hords, are under Gov
ernment Supervision. The State of
Nebraska is co-operating with the
Bureau of Animal Industry, in the
Eradication of Tuberculosis. And
thoy will send men out 'to test your
cnttlo and pay indemnity for re-actors.
Dr. W. F. Spencer will handlo this
subject. And some Breeders, who
have had their cattle tested, will give
their opinion. This subject ought
to interest every farmer, who lias
cows on his place.
Tho subject "Fairs and Stock
Shows," has been assigned to Mr.
Steward. Ho has showii cattle and
hogs at nil the leading fairs. Mr.j
S toward will touch upon this subject,
from all sides and every ,Puro Bred
Breeder should hoar him.
Everybody is invited nnd should
mako their dinner reservations with'
Fred Ilousoholdor, of Bladen, or Coun
ty Agent hoforo March 8.
HENRY R. FAUSCH.
Comity Agricultural Agent'
Mrs. Chns. Pharos went to
Rock Monday1 morning.
Guide
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MICKEY
Nothing but Fun and Action
Be Merry with Mickey
ffe ' Jttti$ UvY--'' ?$
Orpheum : Monday and Tuesday
4:15 Monday Afternoon
Admission 3Sc-25c. Monday Afterncon 2Sc-15c
War Tax Paid
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I WHAT A BANK SHOULD BE
Capital and Surpluj
$35,000.00
latere! Paid on
Time Deposit
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THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Flounce, President Rd Cloud, Neb. S. R. Florance, Cashier
JI'jmtlH Cmirqnltftl lnj lUt D'jiO'Uoi titmrtmlrt J'fimi of tUt .slatt nf A'tbrutla
nw'amitifliiiimaiimmninmMjm
SPRING GOODS!
OUR NEW SPRING SUITS,
are beginning to arrive. We invite
you to come in and look them over.
Hart, Schaffner and Marx Suits
Priced from $50 to $70
"1 i Vi iVt li l i i ' i ' " ' '
Wc are Now Showing the
Newest Line
of SHOES
that have ever been brought
to Red Cloud. Priced from
$10 to $15 per pair
We want you to feel free to inspect our merchandise
and COMPARE OUR PRICES with others.
Our motto is "your money back if you'r no- -visiicd"
W. G. Hamilton Clotln
The Girl vou can never forget
The Hit of the Season
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-THE RELATION BETWEEN A BANK
" and its depositor it different (torn that between
other lines oi business .iiui their cuttnmers. And a
hank can he uieful to its clients beyond ihc mere de
positing, pa) in am' IcnJinj of money, A hank
stands in confidential relation to its depositors. It
has opportumlies'to help them and opportunities to
take advt.-ilage of them. It becomes farujliar with
their financial Itaosaclions. It knows what deals
they are pUnnirr; and making. Not only their
money but their business secrets are ui its .hands for
safekeeping. Further, the Link is the support he
hind the man, upon which he can call for help.
Your bank, to be really useful, should be honor
able; strong enough to furnish help when needed.
Stetson and
Mallory Hats
In all the New Spring Shapes
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