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PYREX is made in shapes and sizes for
every practical baking purpose. It is a saver
or time, tucl and dishwashing drudgery.
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Spring work on the farm will be requiring
the time of every farmer. The work has
to be finished at a given time. Little at
tention is give to other matters. Still,
the matter of nourishment must be thought
of Let us supply your wants in groceries
canned goods, relishes, cookies, Etc.
Satisfaction or your money back guarantee
We'll pay market price for your produce
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RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. APRIL 21, 1921
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Entertain Pastor and Family
At tht home of Dr. ami Mrs .T. V. I
stockman on Wednesday evening kI
n-i'i'ption wns (riven in" nonor of Mr.
.Vi.iiinl Mrs Samuel lltttditiiin mid )
l.ttiiiiy liy the L-ulles Guild of ("mo I
l.pi-i'opa! rhuieh
.tioiu fifty guests wore prt'sont.
In the ieoivii)g liiiH wi'ie llov. J. M.
Pates, Mis. .(. V. stool-man, Mr. inn.
Mrs. Hiirdmiiiimi'l their daughters Ivy
Msy mid Florence tiertrutle.
A short musical program viis rend,
ored, after which refreshments were
hi'tved A good time was enjoyed by
nil.
A Good Show Coming
If you we ii lover of a good clent)
show you should see Hillman's Ideal
Stock Company who come to the Audi
torium for a three day engagement
commencing Thursday, April 28th.
This company comes to Red Cloud
recognized as one of the best stock
companies that will visit this city this
year. Their plays are of the ltttest as
well as their vaudeville features be-
twetn nets.
The Hillman Stoo't Co. canys all
special scenery forea.'h production. If
you want an evening's enjoyment you
should btc their shows as there is a
big treat in store for you. Uout.iuish
the opening performance.
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Takes' Own Life
Tuesday morning Ncah T. Harvey,
aged 'S3 years, son of Mr. and Mrs N.
B. Harvey, residing north of Imivalu
committed suicide. The young man
having become despondent lately over
the illuesR of Ids mother. He together
with ids brother were farming their
fathor's farm. IIo went to a straw
stack it appears aud set the stack a fire
then shooting himsolf with a shot gun.
The body was burned beyond recog
nition. He loft a note in the house stating
that lie would be fouud in the burning
straw stack.
County Attorney II. S. Fee and
Sheriff liuffor conducted an inquest
aud the jury brought in a verdict Stat
lug that he came to his death by shoot
ing himself.
Funeral services were held nt tho
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Wednesday afternoon, Hov.Scho-
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lu tfie 1'ayue cemetery.
Grace Church Services
Fourtli Sunday after Easter.
Sunday School at 10 a. ui.
Morning service at 11 a. m.
Evening service at 8 p. in.
All are invited to thetc services.
Baptist Church Notes
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock a. m.
Superintendent . I. M. Hewitt. Topic:
"Problems of Poverty and Woalth".
Isaiah fi-8-10; Amos 8:4-7; Luke 10:19-25.
Outline of Lesson
I Woo Against Greed.
II Warning Against Greed.
Ill Witness Againsu,GoodlessuesH.
Wo invite you to be present.
At 10:15 the Coteries lu Prayer will
meet in tho church parlor. Conductor,
Mlbs Mary Peterson.
Hcrmonttto and Sermon 11 o'clock.
A sermouettc to the littlo people.
Sermon theme, "The Trillor and Ills
Reward".
In tho evening wo will join in tho charge of tho distribution of tho ccv
Union sorvicc at tho Methodist church j tificatcs.
Tho High School building at Su-
pcrior was destroyed by firo'lSunday
morning. -, fl4jSSfI2SIl
John Sorenson departed Monday
morning for an extended visit at
his old homo in Norway.
C. D. Robinson went to Thcdford
Monday morning after spending a
few days hero with his wifo and
family.
Alf Nolan and Ilalph Hunter will
load their fat cattle Friday and they
i will have nu extra stock train to Chi -
cago wliero tucy will have their cuttlo
on tho market Monday,
Public Reception For I
The Lady Officers,
Kreryi'ii who attended tin loivpi
ion for tho huly mayor and e.iiiuil.
woman, Min Mary Peterson an I Mr-.
Huinmoll.nt the eoiirthout Tiics.liiy
evutllng, Miri-ly hadnne gritiiil ami "Inr- I
lous fifllir. hpftre it whs over, list Hi,,
ittg'to til. t-ptiuuhus, hearing the music,
itiduiKing !n aotiuTUltiliiMur-4, viewing
tlm yny it-u'iralions I'Verywh'-ii and
sipping punch between limes.
Tills reception was the idea f Mrs.
Cans. Potter ami carried out by a largo
group of ladles of the city These lad
ies gavo each ollleial a large bouquet
of AmoricMii beauty roses; the voters
of tho First ward, from which comet
the Couucihvomiu, presented each
ollleial with largo bouquets of carna
tions. The Mayor and Couucllwornan were
so ovorcome by this public demonstra
tion, of their esteem and worth, that
they could hardly reply in iltting
phrases of gratitude.
The spectators of this scene are even
yet talking of the appropriate speech
made by K. J. Overlng jr, to tho in
coming ofllcerB aud his well wishes to
them for a prosperyuo year in public
affairs, thereby expressing the senti
ment of tho public at huge.
lied Cloud has won a reputation thru
being the only town in the state, of its
size, to have a lady mayor.
'Mauy are just the least bit appre
hensive oi how this new power is to
manifoi itself -in Its early efforts.
Women have never had a chance to
swat extravagant government before,
and ate not the sort to overlook the
weapon that has been put into their
hands, and are the kind to employ it
for the public good when the time
comes.
This reception for these lady otllcers
oertaiuly provides food for thotiiht for
those who fear that women's intelli
gence is scarcely up to the responsl
"biltties of public affairs and their di
rection. ''Women will, of course, do as
they please, but the wiser they become
in public affairs the mor apt they are
to do tho right tiling.
Our hats are off to our lady Mayor
and Cotincilwomau aud due heed will
bo given them when they raise their
voices in council in behalf of Hod
Cloud'3 best iuterosts.
Highway Association Meets
lleatricu, Neb , April 19. Delegates
from points in Iowa nud Colorado were
iu attendance at the annual meeting of
the Golden Rod Highway Association
held in tho chamber of commerce
rooms hbre today. Ovoi one hundred
boosters residing along the highway
from Nebraska City to Oxford register
ed at the morning setslou, which was
followed by a luncheon. President J.
W. Smith of Struttou presided. All of
the old otllcers wero re elected for the
ensuing year. Plans for maklug the
highway to the Colorado lino wero
adopted and a coutract awarded for
extending blauo platts to Culbortson,
State Journal.
CERTIFICATES NOT
OUT UNTIL JUNE(
Owing to tho great amount of,
work in preparing and distributing
the certificates of service, which tho ;
state of Nchaska will givo to every .
veteran of tho world war, these docu-
menls will not bo ready to bo turned
over to local posts of tho American
Legion until June. Sucli announce
ment has just been made by tho oflko
of tho Adjutant General who lias
State headquarters of tho Amerl-
can Legion had planned to have these
certificates given out to Legion mom-
bers by their posts on Memorial Day,
but now it is expected that they can
' bo given out on tho Fourth of July,
'which wouldbo very appropriate.
i Over 60,000 of these certificates aro
new being pack.d in mailing tubes.
. Kvory world war veteran who cnlist-
0l or wasi inducted or commissioned
in this stato will receive ono of them.
; ti,aV nm 'vnw elaborate and will
' -jA ., , bomicn1-. The
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Midwest Veteran.
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BESSE AUDITORIUM
Friday Evening, April 22nd
Auspices
RED. CLOUD HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS'
MRS. FRANK R. HUGHS, Director
Tickets Now on Sato at
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the air. No matter what your troubles may be, just let It be.
known and advice will come piling in.
The old maid knows how to rear children, the bachelor knows
just how a wife should be handled, and c""i a bald'headed droit
gist can sell hair tonic and get away witl .-tit the advice you
seek, not the kind that is volunteered, Is t j.d you want. We
are not a volunteer in the advice bujine; .1 if you ere a patron
of ourbank and ask advice on financial u-dtur we will be clad
to help you in any way ve can.
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Floiancf, President Rod Cloud, Neb. S. R. Flo-nnce, Cesliier
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