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VOLUME 48
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA, MARCH 25. 1920
NUMBKR J 3
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When She Stops to Look
When your dearest friend stops to look at baby don't forget
that her eyes also take in the carriage he is riding in.
But you don't have to worry about that now. Because
we have the famons
I Airrv LOOM WOVEN
LLU I u Baby Carriages . 4
They are woven, as you know, on wonderful looms,
just like a fabric and almost as fine, And you can
get one of these beautitul Lloyd Carriages of the
finest weave for the same prices you would have to
pay for the old hand woven carriages of the coarsest
reed. Come in and see them.
Graham Furniture Company
fciraammimiMiffiw
Easter
WWi
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EASTER WILL
SOON BE II ERE
and the whole zvorld
will put off its sobef
raiment for the dainty
garments of Spring,
YOU will want to be
PI-JO TO GRA PLIED
in the nezv Easter mown,
Gleason's Studio f course, so why not see
Over Smith's Shoe Store US foi' 011 appointment?
Mli I'OIITKK HALK
I One of tin saddest deaths which Inih
1 oeeured in this community whs that of
Mm. Porter Hale, whleh oeeured it
tlio family homo on Webster street mi
' Saturday afternoon Her passing from
this life not only deprived a host of
relatives of oneof their dearly beloved,
a husband of a dcvutd wifo and two
children 'nf u laud and loving mother,
(lint it also suuillluiil Ihu lifn of an in-
fit at.
J About ton liny ago she was strlclteii
1 with the Klti but was nut in u seiiuns
condition until :i feu diiys previous to
her dentil when she suffered a relapse
and although every tiling' known to
medical skill whs reported to, she con
tinned to K-ndually weaken until Ht
about 2:30 Saturday afternoon she
passed to her eternal rowurd
Ethel Kuiick was born nonr Amboy,
September ill). 1887. Her entile l(o
time was spent in this county, durluj;
which time she, by her kind and pleat
ant disposition, won for herself a Inrgo
circle of frlunds. She was united in
murrlHKe with Porter llnle about llfteon
years n(,'o. Her husband, onu (J milli
ter and one son, several brothers and
blsten are left to mourn hor untimely
demise.
Funeral services wen condurted
from the late home on Tuesday after
noon at sni), Kov. 1. U. WnKoner in
charge. Interment wns made In the
city cemetery.
MRS. JOSEPH M. HKWITT
The death of Mrn. Joseph AI. Hewitt,
wmen occurred at tne tamllv home in v
this city, Tuesday, removed from our
midst another ot the pionocr citi.ens
of Xebiaska.
Annii M. Wildman was bom in Me
haslca County, Iowa. Aiiu-t 10. KSll.
With the exception of 11 short peiiml
of time, dm lug the civil war when -he
resided in Ohio, she lived In Iowa until
her man iu'e to .Joseph M. Hewitt, in
February ISUT. Mie, with her husband,
chuio to Nebraska in the spring or 1672
mid settled on a homestead, aeioss the
river from wheie Central City now
stands. They continmd to reside
theio until lUHl, when they moved to
Gland island. In December l!Ut they
came to lied Cloud.
She was one of the pioneer eitl.etis
of Iowa us well as Nebraska and hud
expeiienced tho hardships known only
to our pioneers. She was one of the
charter membeis of the LaClede liap.
tist church, which is now known as the
Polk Haptist church.
bhe is survived by her husband;
three sons, R. P. of Umahn, I. M or
Scott s ill u IV and W. (J. of Minataie;
two daughter-,, Mrs. Mary Hotchkissof
Colorado Springs and Jlrs. V. D. Kd
son of this oily. Four children pre
coded their mother to the Great He
yond.
A short funeial service will be held
at tho home Friday morning after
which the remains will lie taken to
Central City for interment.
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!
IMPORTANT TO COAL CONSUMERS
No one Knows when coal storage season will begin, nor the
price' it will bring. An agreement between operators and miners
may not be reached for weeks. Your guess is as good as ours.
We have bought 10 cars of Moitland Lump that we can
deliver from the car for $11.25 per ton, provided that it is all
shipped to us. We honestly believe this price will be the low
est this season. We will deliver coal in the order that we
take orders but cannot guarantee the price only as the cars come in
Any change of freight rate or increase to miners will raise the
price of coal. If interestrd book your order now.
Use Your Own Judgment
The Malone-Gellatly Co.
CALF CLUH
l.a-t chance to become members of
Webster County Calf Club. it is
time for all boys and girls, wlio want
to become members of this year's
Calf Club, to send ir. their applica
tion blanks, as it is time (or us to
start buying the calves. f0 boys
and girls have sent in applications.
Ucsidos more prize money this
year in the Calf Club, instruction will
be given in Stock Judging, and the JJ
best bojh in Stock Judging will be ta
ken to the State Fair to judge in a
State Contest, all counties competing.
The expenses of those three boys will
be paid. It is almost as impoilant
to be able to judge an animal ac
curatelj a.s it is to raise one .success
fully. If a person docs not know
what constitutes good points in an
animal, he is obliged to rely on some
one elses judgment in both buying
and selling. That is why we arc
training our boys and girls in Live
Stock Judging.
Parents should encourage their
boys to become a member of the Calf
Club. . .
The following is a statement made
by a soldier, ready to icturn to civil
life. "1 was raised on the farm but
1 urn not going back. My inth'cr,1
while decent enough to me in a way.1
refuses to let mu own anything. If
I get a horse, ho feels free to sell,1
trade or woik it to suit himself. If
I get a good sow, the pigs swell his
bank account. He justifies himself
by saying that when lie dies, I will
get it all. I
In the meantime, I am nothing Jut
a pauper, having to beg ovciy cent.1
I am going to make my way somel
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Edison
Period
Cabinets
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Grace Both Music and Homo
ELOQUENT OF CULTURE, WHEN SILENT!
VIBRANT WITH MUSIC. WHEN RE-CREATING!
The New Edison matches its ART with its APPEARANCE
Its period designs are notable for their authenliry.
The better you know furniture, the more you will appre
ciate the beauty ,and purity of their lines.
Miss Elsie De Wolf (Amcrisa's foremost designer of house
hold interiors) says:
"The superior furniture value of the Edison cabinets can
scarcely fail to impress the Ipver of good furniture."
The NEW EDISON
"'J'tc Phonograph with a Soul"
SherHton, Hepplcwhlte William and Mary. Chippend.i.o
Adam,, Itnlian, Jacobean, Louis XIV, etc.
Nor ate these instruments beyond reach of your poelu-tbook
Come in and find out how modestly they are prh -d
B. H. NB WHO USB
OMOMETRIST anil WWULBR
place where my possessions will
mine. No more waiting for the
grave, for me." I
In ownincr mire bred stock, there
is satisfaction besides piofit. Few f.
boys will take the inteiest in a scrub f
bunch of cattle, hogs or sheep, that,
jthey will in pure bieds. They will J
make an oxtia effort to see that pine'
bred.s are comfoitably carod for and
geneiously fed.
HEXKY I!. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agent
Webster County Candidates
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HrrMunanatS
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FENCE
POSTS
Court Convenes April 5
A jury term or district court will
convene in this city April fith. Tlieie
me two criminal and thiity eight civil
cases on tins docket. Ilearliigson peti
tions for naturalization papers will be
held the first day of court. The fol
lowing is tho list of jurors drawn for
this term and who will report the sec
ond day of court:
.1. R Scott
(!. 10, Fiuiu'lh
l, G Oatmaii
Win. Kirk patrlck
Adolph (loth
Frank Alles
John Uiooks
Win Xorrls
O. X. Wortlien
Win llaskins
A. A. Cooper
Chas. Dickenson
Hugo hcluilU
Sam Wilson
U. H. Uobtnson
Waller Sherwood
Then Hi'liU
Iia Wolfe
H U. Hill eh
Chas. Whittaker
(5 (to. Tiiuo
H. F. Uiimbaugh
Henry lltittcuhach
C. W. Cowley
The following is the list nl can 1
dates who have Med for tho vaiious
county olllces In this county:
-sTATK MCXATOk
Republican Democrat
M. F. Illckard Alfied McCall
Chas. W. Cowley
KlUMtB-iHNTATlVi:
C. II, Kobinson X. V. Andeison
U. H. Thompson
Charles Hunter
CLKRK OF DISTUICT COI'itT
Clara McMillan Fdltli McKelghau
COUNTY AhSKSSOU
II. A.Koeituer
Carl II. Kudd
COMMISSIOXFU 1st DIST.,
Adum Alber II. C. Wright
T. J. Chaplin
J. 11. Klllnger
Hliuer K. Simons
COMMISSIONS 'Jnd DIST,
.las. Hubiitkn
COMMISSIONS 1th DIST.,
II. II. Ciowell Chas. D. (iiirney
W. II. Thoiuus!
C. U. Hesse I
COL'NTV JFDUF-Xon partisan
A. 1). Kauney II. W. blew art
.INDEPENDENT CAUCUS
Tho Independent votors of the city
of lied Cloud nro hereby called to
meet in tho court house, at 8 o'clock,
on Thursday ovening, March 2Cth, for
tho purposo of placing in nomination
We just received a carload of
RED CEDAR POSTS
Substantial gate and corner
Posts are included in the lot.
They won't last long at the
price we are quoting. Yor
better get your order in now
PRICED
RIGHT!
Farmers Uni
J. F. Edwards, Mgr. Red Cloud, Neb.
"NOT IN THE COMBINE"
iiiiimiiiiiroaiJiiiiiixm . i m.v.
CITIZENS CAUCUS
The voters of tho Citizens ticket of
Notice
All chattel mortgages on iccoril
April 1st Ure subject to assessment
Tatties holding mortgages thut have
been paid should itee thut they are re
leased before that date.
A rvrttK
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candidates for the various city olllces, l' -' " '- " -
to lie voted for at tho annual election will bo a cuucu at tho court house,
. .. .... .,.,. li'l'lflmr ni'onlnir Miii-1i Ol'.tli fnv ttwi
on April bin, yjzu. , - "i -"
II. NEUEIM1EHG, Chairman. PU-poo of plucing in nomination can-
'" UIUUL:n 1UL IIIU V11I1UII CILV UlllL'l!. lu
One District Judge 'J0 vtel for t the annual election on
for this district ought to , im mn, .
Iowis If. Illucklcdgo, Lawyer, of A. I). KANNL, Chairman
Red Cloud, Wobster county, ,
Ixok for bis name pa rion-par'Usan Mm.- Ed Hilton of Hardy is visit
fn' inc her duuirhtei. Miss Ethel. .
E. S. Gerber
Wall Poper.PaiatvS, Oils and
Varnish
PICTURE FRAMING
(Work (iuurnntreili
Electrical Goods of all Kinds
Will Wire Your House And
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