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l!uv Hicfd t Powell and Popes.
Phil Trail t spent Saturday in Mc
Cook. E.t nnl drlnlc nt Powell & Pjpe's
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jMts. Roy Cramer spent Thursday
in Hastings.
Mrs. Andrew Saladen spent Friday
in Hastings.
Al Hoffman was in Blue Hill Fri
day afternoon.
George Overleese went to Hastings
Friday morning. ( ' , 1
Mrs. C. J. Pope was' a' passenger to
Lincoln Tuesday.
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Good meals good service molernlo.
prices Powell & I'opp's rnfe
Mrs. FrctT McFhecters and cbildrcn
JlVf linmn fvniYl T.pntnp. Mi-vmin . '
where she had been visiting the
week. " '
, Swicthman W. M. Guy arrived in
the city Monday morning to relieve
Ed Sutton on the switch engine for a
few days.
Miss Myrtle, Boner arrived Tuesday
evening from Lincoln to spend her va
cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. H. Boner. ,
F. B. Morrow shipped a car of hor
ses to St. Louis and Delaney Bros,
onp car of hogs to the Kansas City
market Tuesday.
''' Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Russell of
Los Angeles. California, spent tho
Horace .Brown of Waunetc. was in past of the week with the Frisbio fnm-
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the city this week..!
Attorney F. J. Munday was in
Hastings Wednesday. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Peterscn,pent
Thursday in Hastings.
A. H. Carpenter went to Sclden,
Kansas, Tuesday morning.
Miss Gcsina Boom spent Sunday
with friends at Guide Rock. -, i
Grant Christy and sons were homo
from Fall City over Sunday.
J. B. Carr returned to the Soldiers'
Home at Grand Island Wednesday.
Cleve Loy was in Cowlcs Monday
morning attending to some business.
Miss Alvcna Rcnfro went tq Beat
rice Sunday morning to visit relatives.
Chicken dinner nt the Brown Boar
C.ife Sunday frcm 12 o'clock till 2-OJc
per plate.
Will White, who is working at
Holdrcdgc, spent Sunday with his
wife here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stewart of Wy
more spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Ilincs.
M. A. Albrfght went to Omaha Tucs
day morning to attend to some busi
ness affairs.
Dr. and Mrs. McBride returned'
home the last of the week from their
western trip.
J. A. Bradford, Leo McArthuv and
Ellery Ho6pcr were home from Cam
bridge Sunday. (
Sam Saunders was in the cilyTues
day. lie had just returned from a
trip to Colorado
Miss Grace Davis went to Lincoln
Wednesday morning to . attend the
Epwortli Assembly.'
Horry Lindsey of Gillette, Wyom
ing, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Lindsey.
Miss Ethel Waller of Superior is in
the city this week attending the
Teachers' Institute.
Harold Fey returned to k Lincoln
Friday morning after spending -a few
days with his parents.
Mr null Mis. McKiinmey and Mis
Mniulo Williamson wont, to Denver lust
lliKlir f' spiMiil n f'v ditv
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Britton and
Mr. and Mrs. Win Britton autoeil to
Nelson Friday morning.
B. F. Mizcr went to Yuma, Colo
rado, Monday morning to attend to
some business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Win, Fry went to
Lincoln Wednesday morning to attend
the Epworth Assembly. '
Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Butler went
to Blue Hill Friday morning to spend
a few days with friends.
Mrs. J. E. Jaidioe went to Lincoln
tho first part of tho week where .she
yill make her future home.
Attorney Phillip H. Fuller of Hast
ings, who ;t a candidate for District
Judge, was in the city Tuesday.
t Attorney A. M. Walters of Blue
Hill was in the city attending to some
legal business Friday afternoon.
G. W. Hutchison and a party of
land buyers are in western Kansas
looking over the country this week.
' Miss'-Myra- Cook returned to KSn
sas City Wednesday morning after
visiting her father, Dr. Henry Cook.
Miss Nellie Francis "returned to her
home at Cowlcs Wednesday morning
after spending' a few days with rela-
ilies. at Amboy.
Mrs. Homan Pate returned to her
home at Long Island, Kansas, Satur
day after visiting he,r parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Clark.
Mrs. Emma Etherton of Cambridge
arrived in the city Monday being
called hero on account of tho illness
of Mrs. Guy Etherton.
E. S. Garbcr, with the aid of
crutches, is able to be about his home
some. Ed says he will soon be able
to be down town again.
Ret .1. E. Jarboe will spenk both
morning and evening at. tho Htcthe'rn
church and at the South Side Mission
in the afternoon next Sunday.
Luther I. Hardwick of Bcllairc, Kan
sas, and Miss Coral R. Roarabaugh of
Inavale were united in marriage last
Thursday by Rev. J. M. Bates.
A. H. Carpenter returned home the
last of the week from Selden, Kansas,
where he had been looking after the
harvesting of his wheat crop.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Robinson and
family returned home Sunday from
Cheyenne and other western points
where they had been enjoying an out
ing. H. G. Hobson and W. A. Slingley
of tlio Burlington spent a few hours
in Iced Cloud Tuesday looking over
tho grain car situation in tho local
yards. ,
Dr. R. S. Mitchell went to Denver
Tuesday evening to accompany his
family home. The have been visit
ing for tho past two weeks at Farm
ington, New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Flornnco re
turned home Saturday evening from
Detroit, Minnesota, where they had
been visiting his brother, Edward
Florancc and family
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Dickenson and
daughter arrived home the first of
the week from Kansas and Arkansas
where they had been visiting their
children'the past few weeks.
Several big catfish have been taken
out of the river lately. Sunday af
ternoon Clyde Wolfe caught one that
wieghed twenty one pounds while on
Tuesday afternoon, Enos Reynolds
caught one that weighed fourteen
pounds.
Morton Smith, who was inA charge
of a gang of bridge. builders at Sar
gent, had thp mistfortuno to have two
of his fingers smashed by tho pile
driver. He arrived flome the last of
the week to visit his wife and have
his hand doctorojl.
Miss' Gertrude Coon who is Field
Secretary of the South Central Field
of the Y. W. C. A., stopped off in the
city this week fo.r a few days visit
with her parents, Mr and Mrs. John
Coon. She is enrouto to Estes Park
to attend 'a conference of Y. W. C.
A. workers.
W. G. Hamilton, R. P. Wcesner,
Grant Turner, Lew Walters,. Will
Sunberry, Harry Stroup, Joe Hewitt,
Charley Eggleston, Everett Stroup,
A. B. McArthur, Amos Miksch, Lew
Etherton, Jay Cheek, Chcrrel Koontz,
Gilbert Beck nnd Clyde Simpson at
tended 'the ball game at Republican
City Sunday afternoon.
University Publishing Co. ....
Nebr. School Sup. House
Piatt & Frees Co
Grice & Grimes J
Henry Cook ij!..jjl.
C. J. Pope .. ;..xU.-tij
L. L. Pierce :
Malone-Gelldtly Co
Mildred Pope
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Red Cloud, August 2, 1020
Pursuant to adjournment of July
5th, Board met in regular session wich
members present lloxscy, Ovcrlng,
Sherwood, Grlhies, Perry nnd Pope,
Iloxscy presiding.
Minutes of previous meeting rend
and approved.
The following bills Averc rend nnd
allowed: "
S. R. Florance $ 87.701
W. M. WelFch Mfg. Co .... 1.40
American Book Co. 50.70
West Disinfecting Co 10.1.70
Omaha School Supply Co. 17.16
Gregg Pub. Co 6.75
Hammond & Stephens Co. - '1:02
14.75
,101.56
80.02
49.21
1.08
6.50
2.00
100.50
25.00
On motion it was decided to com
mencc school on Monday, September
Gth.
Report of S. R. 'Florancc, Trcus
ucrer, showing receipts and disburse
ments of his office received and placed
on file.
Supt. IJoltzcn made detailed report
and turned in manual training fees to
the amount of 595.15.
The touchers committee reported
the following teachers elected for the
ensuing year:
Myrtle Gclwick, Principnl of High
School.
Cecilia Peterson, Domestic Science. H.
S.
Bessie Gantz, Music, II. S.
Margaret Miner, Commercial, II. S.
Helen M. Reihcr, Mathematics, ft. S.
Mabel E. Hamilton, Normal Train
ing, H. S. p
Jessie Kellogg, History, II. S.
.Mabel Norris, English, II. S.
Sarah V." Greene, Language, II. S.
Fannio M. Hutchins, Principal oS
Junior High School.
Edythe Beczlcy, Gcorgraphy and His
tory, Junior High School.
Elsio Post, English, Jr. II. S.
Kathyrnc Burke, Principal Grade
School.
Verna Hutchins, 1st grade.
Mildred Boron, 2nd grade. ' :
Blanche Taylor, 4th grade.
Gem White, 5th grade.
Icy McNoir, Gth grade.
Aimce Arnold, Kindergarten.
Katherine Traut, Assistant.
After discussing tho advisability of
paying the city paving tax, which
amounts to $5345.11, Board adjourn
ed to meet Monday, September Gth.
C. J. POPE, Secy.
COMMISSIONEIJS'I'iroCEKDINGy
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
M yor Amack cal ed the Council to
i ' cr in regular M,.-ion on Tuesday
i.'ni? with ell members present.
A'"ur tho minutes of the July ntcc
i' i,-t wore read and approved the ro-l''ii-t
of the City Treasurer was sub
ivittcd and ordered placed on file.
Application and bond of Ray Sut
t n to do electrical work in the city
fr a period of one year was prosml
ol, approved and license granted.
The request -of M. B. Corner nnd
Frank Campbell that the Council or
der a sidewalk constructed to connect
their properties with the city was re
ferred to the Street nnd Alley Com
mittee. Council granted promission to H.
Nouerbcrg to build an oven with a
temporary shed to cover the same
until such time as a pcrmnncnt one
can be erected. ,
Council engaged the services of
County Attorney Howard S. Foe, to
revise the city ordinances, and tho
clerk was instructed to advertise for
bids for printing the same.
After allowing the following danns
4h? Council adjourned to meet on Fri
day evening, August 13th.
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Ice Cold, Real Thirst
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Lunches, Meals and
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Mice To Credlters-
intho County Court of Webster County,
Nebraska
In tlio matter of tho estato ot Charles Znl
until. DcccnKed.
Crcilltomot milil cstnto will tnko notice,
that tlio tlmo llmltoil for presentation nnd
Illlm; of claims aunlust sahl estato Ih Noycin.
l.rr 12th lll'JO, and for the payment of debts U
Dci'omber 12th lll'JO, that I will sit at tho cotm
ty court room In said county on tho'Klth day
of AiiKiist, 1920 ro oxainlm.', Iicnr and allow all
claluiR duly tiled which aro a llrst orKcconH
llo fiiponhiild estate, and on tho llltli day of
NovoniJior rj20, to examine, hear, allow and
adjust allelnluiK and objections of tjcneral
creditors duly uiea.
Dated this 'Jth day of July. 1U20.
I (Seal) A. . HANNMCV
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Notice to Creditors
In the Co-tnty Court of Wobster County.
Nebraska
.In Uie matter of tho cstnto of Henry I
liartcM Deceased.
Creditors of fild estato will tnko' notice,
that tho tlmo limited for presentation and
mini; of claims against said estato Is Deuem
bur 3, W20, and for tho payment f debts Is
blanuary 21st 11)21, that I will sit at tho county
court rotfm In said county on tho 3d 'tiny of
Septoiubtr 1U20, to examine, hear and allow
all claliiM duly Mlcd which arn a llrst or
second riou upou said stitto, and -on tho M
day nf December 1H20 to emnlhc, hriir, allow
ami adjiut all claims and objections of t'en
oral creditors duly filed. "
Dated this 1th day of August littO.
(Seal)
A ..'nnncy,
-tjviupty Judgo.-
Kcd Cloud, Nehr.
I August 3, 1!)20
The Board of County Commission
ers met as per adjournment at 10
o'clock a. m. with all members pres
ent' except Knigge.
The report of Fred Farmer", Road
Overseer of District No 2, was ap
proved by the Boand.
A petition was presented to the
Board asking permission to play Sun
day baseball iiGuido Rock precinct.
On motion of Shldler, seconded by
Hubatka the following resolution?)
were made and passed:
Resolved: That tho playing of Sun
day baseball be permitted in Guide
Rotk precinct. Said games to he
conducted in accordance with House
Roll No. 200 passed by the 1919 Leg
islature of Nebraska.
The following claims wore audited
and allowed and County Clerk in
structed to draw warrants on tho
proper funds in payment of same:
GENERAL FUND
O. R. Boyco $
C. B. Dalton .
W. H. Rosencrans
Mary Emerton
E. J. Emerton
I. H. Deakin
u. Patten
A. Clark
Bert 1'crry
Geo. Miksch
.las. Killough
Frank Clauson .,
Clarence Lewis .
Mike Sours
Dell Holliday ..-..
Frank Campbell .
Harry Topham ..-,
S. R. Flornnco ...
O. C. Tccl
A. B. McArthur
W. D. Edson .......,
Huffman Supply
Larson Bros
Sinclair Co. ...
Midwest
MrGiaw
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Grimes
National Co. ..
M tual Co. ..-.
WVstinghouFC
Ja-. Mcintosh
Gicc &
I'hitt & Frees
Anchor Packing .......
Fred Blankc
Her Bargeman --
Hamilton & Brown
Sam M untford ..-a
....?200.00
..... 1G0.00
135.00
... 118.35
. 122.10
120.15
.. U4.00
. 125.00
L. 12.50
... 21.50
.. 26.35
81.00
.... .175.53
..... -12.'50
... 7.95
.... 2.90
1.00
509.1G
.. .. 01. -n
213.0 V
18.U
... 321.50
7RR.C?
. . 21.00
1.20
... 3.10
. .. 19.01
31.00
" 7.75
10.71
... 150.00
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When you have a blow out or get a tire
down on your truck or car CALL
SUTTON & SHIPMAN SERVICE
We bring you a casing or tube
A service wagon at your command ,
-: Truck Tires Carried in Stock :-
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Capital and Surplus
$35,000.00
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Interest Paid on
Time Deposits
NINETY-FIVE
PER CENT
of the world's bulnesx Is done by check
FIVE PERiCENT
of the world's business is done by the
transfer of cash.
The world is progressing. Do not pay
your bills like the cliff dwellers did.
Open a Checking Account
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward" Flomnce, President Red Cloud, Neb. S. R. Florance, Cashier
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17.00
7.25
COO
28.00
47.75
109.60
15.00
37.00
167.62
2.40
William Waller 1.00
Frank Mcintosh, Jr.-
Perry Nichols
F. G. Turnure & Son
James Burden
Fred Hupnert j
Willinm Thomas .
Walter Gcvlach
Herman Gerlach
Ed Gerlach
Dr. Damcrcll .
Fred Maurcr
Smith & McKimmey .
Farmers' Union R. C. ..
Webster County Argus
J. O. Butler
May L. Huffer
Henry Fausch
C. F. Pease
Clarence Kizor
1.60
J. 60
1.00
1.00
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J5.00
3.00
32.90
.108.51
.10.20
31.20
15.00
150.0O
5.65
116.33
41.6G
10.00
5.00
Annio B. Spanoglo .
Graham Furniture Co.
R. C. Frie Dept.
BRIDGE FUND' .
Win. Sawyer 317.50
G. W. Trine , Mo.7l
Curl Sticknoy 12.00
Board adjourned to call of tho Clerk.
B. F. PERRY, County Cloik
J II. BttUey went to Wheeler, Kan.
bub this morning to looirufter his farm.
REPORT THK MAN YOU MEET
WHO HAS .GLARING .IEAD
LIGHTS TO THE NEAREST
PEACE OFFICER
Sec. 31. Every motor vehicle
while in use on public highways shall
be provided with good and sufficient
brakes and also with a suitable bell,
horn or other signnl and shall havo
exhibited during the period from ono
hour after sunset to one hour, heforo
sunrise offe or more lamp,1 showing
white lights visible within a reason
able distance from the direction which
such vehicle is proceeding, and a red
light visible from the reverse direction;
provided, further, it shall be unlawful
to use on a vehicle of any, kind oper
ated on the public highways of this
state any lighting device of over lour
candle nowcr equipped with a reflect
or, unless the same shall be so design
ed, deflected or arranged that no por
tion of the beam of reflected light,
when measured 75 feet from or more
ahead of the lamps, shall rise abovo
42 inches from tho level surface on
which the vehicle stands under nil
conditions of the load. Spot lights
shall not be used except when pro
jecting their rays directly on tho
ground and at a distance not exceed
ii g 30 feet in front of the vehicle.
Sec.' 32. Tho violation of any of
the provisions of thia nc't shall bo
deemed a misdemeanor punishable by
a fine not exceeding fifty dollars for
the first offense, and punishable by a
fine of not less than fifty dollars nor
more thnn one hundred dollars, or im
prisonment not exceeding sixty days
in the county jail for each subsequent
offense, or both fine nnd imprisonment
provided, however, if any person oper
ating a motor vehicle in violation of
thin act shall by so doing seriously
maim or disfigure any person, or causo
the death rf any-person or persons, ho
shall upon conviction thereof be fined
not loss than two hundror dollars nor
more than five hundred dollars, or be
imprisoned in the penitentiary for not
loss than ono year or more than ten
years.
Officers in every section of flio state
havo been called upon to rigidly en
force tho above law and this commun
ity will prove no exception.
N. P. PHILLIPS,
City Marshall.
JULY WEATHER REPORT
Chas. S. Ludlow reports tho
weatnor lor July as iollows: mean
temperature, 77 degrees; piaximum,
101; dato 2fl and 23rd; minimum, 50
degrees; date 8th; total precipitation
1.41 inches; number of clear days, 7;
partly cloudy, 3; cloudy, 1; hail on
tho 14th; thunder storms on tho 1, 6,
14 and 17th; prevailing wind direc
tion .southeast for seven days. Rain
faihV,J"nn.'ll 10.62 inches.
The store where High Quality, Moderate
Prices, Prompt Service, Square Dealing
and Guaranteed Satisfaction predominate.
We never substitute if we cannot supply
the exact brand of goods that you desire.
Our goods are subject to your inspection;
our sales force is at your service always.
Come in and see us anytime if its only to
say, "Howdy, Neighbor." A smile and a
word of cheer, if passed along, will make
the whole world brighter. Ever Try It?
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