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ADMISSION 10c-20c
First Show at 7:30
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Leave it to him to
thrill and amuse you
Wm. Fox Presents the Irresistible Star
WILLIAM RUSSELL In
Jeave it 1 o Fie
THE ROMANCE OF A RICH YOUNG MAN
By Arthur Jackson Directed by Emmet J. Flynn
Also a 2-reel Sunshine Comedy
A LIGHT WEIGHT LOVER
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NEXT WEEK
'Wm, Farnum in a Big Fox Special
The Tale of Two Cities,
.Popo's
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Sco Dr. Warrick the 23rd.
Eat and drink nt Powell &
Cafe.
Attend the ball game Sunday after
noon.
J. H. Ellingcr was in St. Joe the
first of the week.
Lew Walters and son, Larcnce arc
home from Omaha.
Horace Brown of Wauncta is visit
ing friends in tho city.
The County Board of Equalization
was in session this week.
Good meals pood service moderate
prices Powell & Popo's cafe
Father Fitzgerald was a passenger
to Superior Saturday morning.
Mrs. Al Holverson went to Blue
spent Hill Monday in visit relatives.
Base-ball game Sunday afternoon-
Mrs. Lula Fuller went
City Saturday moVning.
Simon Johnson left Wednesday
morninc for Ocden, Iowa.
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Buy HroHd at Powell and Popes.
Mrs. Waskum spent Friday in Hast
ings.
Lesley Graves is visiting friends in
the city.
Mrs. D. G. Britton spent Friday in
Superior.
O Mrs. Ed Amack is visiting friends
in St. Joe.
Mrs. D. G. Britton spent Tuesday
in Hastings.
Clarence Carpenter spent Thursday
in Hastings.
Miss Marybclle Hassinger
Fridav in Hastings.
Kansas ca (Jioud vs Republican City.
Supt. Holtzen is able to be out
again after a few weeks illness.
Mr. and Mrs. aul Pope spent Sun-
Attorney A. M. Walters was down day with her parents at Superior
from Blue Hill Tuesday.
Ford Walker is firing the switch
engine in the local yards now
to
Mrs. Will Mackey went to Tab'.c
Rock where she will visit her aunt.
John and Howard Hamilton were
up from Guide Rock Sunday morning,
Miss Laura Hedge went to Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. F. W. C nvden and daughter,
Miss Rachael, spent Monday in Hast
ings. Attend tho ball game Sunday after
Miss Vance, of Mankato, Kansas, noon and sco Red Cloud's new pitcher
snont Sundav with fricnds'in tho city. , work.
Orleans
in"" this
.
Miss Eltina Rickard of
spent Sunday with friends
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M. S. Brown, claim agent for tho,
Burlington, spent Thursday In the
city. 4
Mrs. Chas. Sutton and Mrs. H.
Houchin spent Wednesday in ,Hast
ings. '
Miss Hattio Christian spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss Minnie, at Lin
C. L. Cotting went to Omaha Tues-
Miss Gladys Mcintosh has accepted
a position in the Farmers' Union
store.
v' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fearn spent Sun
day with their son, Roy and wife at
Guide Rock. ""vw.TfWJ
Miss Erma Rarincy went to Unidell
Saturday morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. Darner. ;"if '191
Frank Hutchison-of WIIcoj?lfjtfisit
ing his uncle and aunt, Mr. antTMrs.
Geo. Hutchison.
Strayod away from our slaughter
IN'AVALE
There has been growing a feeling
I that Innvale should have n public
library and reading room. Recently a
number who are interested in the
proposition met informnlly nnd made
I tentative plans for the organization of
j a Library Association. Membership
cards have been secured nnd a cam
paign will shortly bo begun for mem
bers. The object of the organization
it? the raising of a large enough fund
to provide for a reading room and
circulating library hat shall be open
to all the citizens of Inavale and the
surrounding country. The temporary
committee who have tho matter in
charge nve: C. A. Waldo, Frank Sut
ton, Mrs. Wickwire, Mrs. J. A. Silvcy,
Mrs. Hallio T,av.on, E. W. Loeskc and
Rev. C. K. Schoficld.
1XAVALE CHURCH NOTES
Sunday Juno 20
" 10:30 Sunday' School..
7:00 Union Christian Endeavor
in (ho Christian church.
The Sunday School Children's Day
program wi'.l bo jjiven Sunday even
ing, June 27.
DISTRICT 41
10:00 Children's Day Program.
11:00 Sunday School.
NEW VIRGINIA '
10:30 Sunday School. (
11:30 Preaching.
Thome Standing at the Cross
Roads.
8:00 Preaching.
Theme Short Weights and False
Balances. ,
OBITUARY MILLIKEN
Jessie Mnbel Brooks was bora
August 12, 1888. She graduated
from tho Red Cloud High School and
from tho Teacher's Training Class at
Kenrncy State Normal. After fin
ishing her training she taught for a
number of yenrs nt Cowles and then
at Orleans. July 26, 1910, she was
united in marriage to Rolland Mil'.i
ken. Since that time her home has
been on a farm near Orleans. When
n young girl she united with the
Methodist Episcopal church and at the
time of her death was a members of
that church at Orleans, Nebraska.
Her life was always that of a faithful
Christian, a faith that found expres
sion in loving service to others. She
never failed to do a friend a good
turn. Dearly beloved by all who
knew her she leaves to mourn her loss
her husband and small son, besides
her father, two brothers and a sister.
While returning home with her hus
band and her brother, Ross Brooks
and family, she was instantly killed
when the' automobile in which they
were riding plunged over the cement
approach to a bridge and overturned
in the creek below. The funeral was
conducted nt the Now Virginia Metho
dist church, Thursday June 10. .The
'Rev. Chas. E. Schoficld, pastor of the
church officiated, assisted by Rev.
Rose, pastor of the Orleans Methodist
church. Interment was in the Plain
view cemetery. The sympathy of a
host of friends goes out to the bercav;
cd family. She was a member of tho
Royal Neighbors, Orlean, 'Nebr.
day morning to attend to some busf- j house a red hog weighing 230 lba.
ness there.
Otho Ellison of Morcland, Kansas,
J. E. Yost & Son.
Mr. Stuntebeck of Wymoro was
in
spent tho weekend with relatives and i the city Wednesday looking after his
friends here.
Carl Jensen went to Omaha Tues
day evening tovisit his. sister, Mrs.
Jay Robinson.
Miss Myra Cook arrived in the city
Monday evening to visit her father,
Dr. Henry Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvc Hartfn&n went
to Burchard Wednesday to visit rela
tives and friends.
Several of tho local ball fans at
tended the ball game nt Riverton
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Plntt went to Fairmont
business interests.
Miss'Adalino Man'.ey went to Hast
ings Saturday morning where she will
attend summer school.
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Jr. and Mrs. Ray Nels6n are tho
parents of a baby girl which arrived
at their home Monday morning.
Sail W. Anders6n of Bladen nnd
Miss Zona C. Schaa of Blue Hill
were granted a marrigo licenso Tues
day. '
Mrs. Edwards returned homo Fri
day evening from Clarence, Missouri,
Earl HufTer and family of Haxtun,
Colorado, arrived in the city Thurs
day to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank HufTer.
The I. O. O. F. lodge met Monday
evening. There was a large num
ber of members present after which
they adjourned to Neuerberg's cafe
where they enjoyed a few dishes of
ice cream. The third decree will bo
conferred on a candidate next Mon
day evening.
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Tuesday morning to attend the P. E.-c sno nan oeen visu.ng nor par-
UIUH.
Mrs. John Amcll returned homo
Saturday evening from Holdrcdgc
where sho spent a few days with rola
and
O. State Convention.
1).. n..ll fir-oil. bl.inmnn
Carl McArthur were in Hastings.
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. P. A. Wullbrandt .and son, Al
bert, left Thursday for Reynolds and
Lincoln vhcrc they will visit relatives.
Olen Ireland of Mt. Claro arrived
in the city Wednesday to visit his
sister, Mrs. T. K. McArthur and fam-
George Rife, who is a traveling
salesman for the Brecht Candy Co.,
tof Denver, was in tho city Wednes
day. Clarence Carpenter returned to
Scldcn, Kansas, Saturday after visit
ing his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H.
Cnrpcntcr.
Mrs. Ernest Davis and children re
turned to Axtell Saturday after visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W.
McDowell.
Grant Christy nnd son, Frank left
Sunday for Falls City whore they
havo tho contract of plastering ' a
three story building. 4
tives.
Russell Summers wontto Hastings
Monday morning where ho has ac
cepted n position with tho Hastings
Brick Co.
Mrs. 'Chas. Grout returned to her
homo nt Wichita, Kansas, Saturday
after visiting her brother, Will Brown
and family.
B. R. Frazior, (ho now superinten
dent of tho light and water plant ar
rived in tho aity tho last of tho week
and has taken chargo of tho plant.
Dr. Warrick, the specialist, will
moot eye, ear, noso and throat pa
tients and those needing p-lnsos fitted
nt Dr. Damerell's office, Wednesday,
Juno 23. Hours 2 to fl only.
Mr. nnd Mi's. Herb Lud'w". Vroi
Slaby. Low Ethorton nnd GiUwr Tlorl
attended tho Mindcnvs Lnmv'- boll
gnmo at tho Farmers' Union picnic
near Mindcn Wednesday afternoon.
HOW TO TREAT YOUR TOWN
Prai e it.
Impio'o it.
Talk a'.out it.
Be public spirited.
Take home prido in it.
Tell of its business men,
Remember it i your home.
Tell of its natural advantages.
Trailc and induce others to trade
there.
Wlim .strangers come to town use
them woll.
Don't call your best citizens frauds
and impostors.
Support your local instituions that
benefit your town.
Look ahead of self when all tho
town i to be considered.
Help the puldic officers do the most
good for the best people. Exchange.
I Uur rag Discount
Sale Is Still On! I
CVKI) OP THANKS
The iliildrcn take (his means of
thankirg their friends and neighbors
for thicr help and kindness during
their -ad bereavement in tho dcatli of
their 1 ar father.
Mr. Henry Zalman and family
Mr. August Zalman and family
Mrs. Emma Gouldie and family
.Mrs. Sarah Shannon nnd family
Mrs. Tillie Anderson and family
Hundreds of wise buyers have taken ad
vantage of this wonderful sale and have
SAVED hundreds of dollars by doing so.
Plenty of attractive BARGAINS in our
store for the bargain seekers.
BUY NOW and cut down the hjVh cost of
living, as there is no indication of any
lower prices for some time to come.
Our sale is a REAL SALE and our discounts
are REAL DISCOUNTS.
Jas. Silvcy was down from Inavalo
Mondn evening.
rHEELS, HAMMERS OR"
HOT WATER will not harm
nCHI-NAMEL
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VV and SEE these brilliant, bcautl-
1 v ful CHI-NAMEL Finishes tested
and explained during our ( .
Chi-Nnmel Demonstration
A Factory Demonstrator will bo In
of this lntcrcstinttCbl-Namcl
charge
Exhibition
to cxplalr and Instruct.
: : FREE : :
A 30 cent can of Chi-Namcl Varnish
, With purchase of 25 cent
'v brush to insure a
fair trial
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JgSS June 25-26
C. L COTTING
The Druggist
Cowden -Kaley ClotMng Co.
ALWAYS RELIABLE
First Door North of Post Office Red Cloud. Nebraska
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Palm Beach Suits and Silk Shirts
RIGHT!
FRANK R. HUGHES
Phone Rtd 88t 193x
CLEANING, DYEING
AND REPAIRING
Over Burden's Store
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Capital and surplus
$35,000.00
rry"vy
interest Paid cm
Time Deposit!
NINETY-FIVE
PER CENT
of the world's buiness is done by check
FIVE PERCENT.
of the world's business is done by the
transfer of cash.
The world is progressing. Do not pay
your bills tike the cliff dwellers did.
Open a Checking Account
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Floiance, President Rod Cloud, Nob. S. R. Florance, Cashier
DtpotUt (Jtutrantttil li the Drpoiitort Quurantte Fundoftht Mutt of XtbratLa
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Why man
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cigarette for you!
Notice of Probate
In the County Court ot Webster County,
Nebraska
Stiioof N'ohraRkn, I ss
WolwtiT l)iinty, I
To all persons Interested ln'tho estate ot
Charles Zalman, Deceased!
TAKK NOTICB, that a petition hns been
tiled praying tliaV tliulustruuicnt tiled In this
court on tliullth day ot Jude, 11)20, purport
lug to lw tho last will nnd testament ot said
deceased, mny bo prqved and allowed and
recorded as tho last will and testnment of
diaries .aliuan, deceased; that Bald Instru
ment bo admitted to prolmto, nnd tho ad
ministration ot said cxtato bo granted to
Til He Andcrsoiii and Sarah Shauiion, as exe
cutors of said will.
It Ishcrcbj'ordcre.l by tho court, that nil
persons Interested lu said cstaio nppear nt
trro county Court to bo held In nnd for said
cjunty on thoUtli day of July a.ii. l'J., nt ten
vclock A. M to show caiiKo, tf any thcro
he. vb the nraver of tho nutltlouer should
not bo granted, and that notlcuof tho pend
nncy ul said pqUllon niul thobcnrlni; thereof,
bo utvi'H to nil persons llitenal.iU In Mild mat
tor lv publlshliii; a copy of this order In tho
Hod Cloud Chluf, n IckiiI weekly newspaper
printed In bald county, for three coutteutivo
wotks prior to khIiI day of luarlnn.
Witness my hand and tho renl ot said court
this llth day of Juno A. I). 1U20.
(Heal) A. I). Ikuincy, County Judge
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Notice To Drcdl ors-
ounty Court of Wobster County,
Nebraska
In tho matter ot tho cstato of Ilobort II,
Wilson. Deceased,
Creditors of said estnto will tnko notice,
that tho tlmo llinltod for presentation and
flllnt; of claims against said cstato Is October'
1st lU.'O, and for the pny ment of debts Is Octo
ber 12th, lUi), thi't I will hit nt tho county,
court room In said county on tho 2nd day of
July I'.i.'M to examine, hear nnd allow all
claims duly lllcd which tiro a llrst ortrcoud
lieu upon said estate, and on tho 2nd day of
October. 10A), to examine, near, nllot' and
nilJuM iillclnliiiri and objections of general
creditors duly tiled. -
Dniul tills 23th day of Mn 103). '' '
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County Judsft I
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