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L. B. Thomas of Marion, is visiting
Mrs. L. V. Pegg And other relatives.
ili.ss Ebba Gregersen spent the
weekend with her parents nt Mindcn.
Mrs. J. T. Saladen went to Hast
ings Tuesday morning to spend the
day.
Mis. W. J. Linn was a passenger
to Superior Tuesday ntnning on
tra'n 16.
Mis. Marsh and son Lawrence
were up from Guide Rack Wednesday
afternoon.
Lew Etherton of Republican City
spent the weekend here with rela
tives and friends.
Flay Fearn went to Havelock last
' week where he has taken a position in
the -B. & M. machine shops.
The Farmers' Union is rearranging
their crenm station so as to have more
light and room for the tester.
Mrs. P. A. Jernberg and daughter,
Hiss El.sie, went to Hastings Thurs
day nurning to spend the day.
L. H. Rc'her went to Kansas City
Tuesday morning to spend a few
days attending to business matters.
Mrs. Minnie Throckmorton went to
"Waco, Wednesday morning on train 4
after spending the vast few days bere
Mrs. Grace Wolfe went to Hast
ings Tuesday morning on train 4 to
spend the day visiting with friends.
Tbe I. O. 0. F. lodge has sowed
the:r lots to blue grass, which will
improve the appearance of the lots
very much.
Mrs. H. It. Childress nnd children
and Mrs. Georgia Walker drove to
Hastings Wednesday morning to
spend the day.
John Edwards and Carl McAithur
departed Tuesday morning via auto
route for Detroit, Michigan, where
they will work.
Lee MoArthur went to Kansas City
Tuesday morning in chaige of the
.stock sliipped from here to the Kan
sas Citv market.
The 1. T. Amack Undertaking Co ,
received woid Monday thatihe'r new
Dodge hears-e was shipped from the
factory, April l!3th.
Mrs. J. F. Edwards and children
departed Sunday morning for Clar
ence, Missouri, where they will visit
relatives for a short time.
S. R. Florence returned home Mon
day night from Lewihtown, Idaho
and Spokane, Washington, where ho
spent n couple of week".
Mrs. Alice Tatroe arrived home
Monday evening from Lincoln where
she has bqen spend'ng the past few
weeks visiting with friends.
There were three cars of cattle,
two cars of hogs and one car of hogs
and cattle mixed, shipped from heie
to Kansas City Tuesday nioining.
The fiic department was called to
the Dr. Wilson home Friday after
noon to extinguish a blaze caused by
an overheated stove in the basement.
Mrs. R. M. King returned to her
home at Lincoln Thursday morning
on train 4 after spending the past
few days heie vis'ting-with relatives.
The Johnson & Graham Furniture
(jo., delivered a truck load of furni
ture to Mr. and Mrs. Stanser Amack
at Selden, Kansas, the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Al fijodwin came
down from Grand Islhnd Saturday
evening, they being called heie by the
nines? of her mother, Mrs. V. H.
Walters.
Miss Hallio Summers returned
home Monday evening on tra'n 11
from Hastings where she has been
spending the past few days visiting
with friends.
Mrs. Eva Ihitler went to Guide
Rock Thursday morning on train 10
to spend the day attending to busi
ness matters, returning home on No.
17 that evening.
E. D. Uailing ai rived hero Tuenday
afternoon with his carload of house
hold effects from Rapid City, South
Dakota," he and his family intending
to makhj.future homo in this cit
The ro.vl sins were put up the ln-t
of tin week by CIihs Ilurrett
1'or Sulv or Itt-ut the Mrs A. A. Pope
piopuriy.- ( V. Hutchison
Mr- Charles "Ailes w.-.s a pavenge;
to Ch'cagj Saturday morning on No.
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C. H. Darling was a passenger to
Canon City, Colorado, Satutduy morn
ing on N. 15.
Mr. arid Mrs. d'ihllip Quails weie
passengers to Omaha Monday morn
ing on train 4.
County Highway Commissioner Geo
H. Ovcring w.cnt to Blue Hill on Xo.
1 Saturday morning. -
L. L. Yost went to McGook Sntur
day evening on No. 17, returning
home on No. 16 Monday.
M'ss Ruby of Orleans is here visit
ing for a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. L. Thomas.
FOB SALE Cabbage, Tomato and
Onion Plants, r.oo 7fic; i.ooo or.c: n.ooo
lots 7?io per 1,000 Kinscy Plant Co.
Valdosta, Oa.
Wc are now preptred to give reason,
able terms on both Now and Used Cars
payable monthly or in a lump sum.
Oglevle Bros
E. B. Bennett returned home Sat
urday from Chicago where he spent
a few davs attending to business mat
ters.
Trainmaster .1. M. Oldham of Mc
Cook spent a few hours in tin's city
Monday attending to matters in con
nection with his work.
Cec'l Barrett went to Superior Sat
urday morning on No. 14 to take a
position offered him in the offices of
the cement plant at that place.
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C. M. Funk returned to his home
at Superior Monday morning after
spending a couple of days here visit
ing at the home of Mrs. H. Hummel.
Miss Anne Ranney arrived here
Saturday evening from Hastings for
a couple of days visit with her par
ents Judge and Mrs. A. D. Ranney.
Mis. Fordice arrived here Monday
morning from Republican, where she
lias been visiting for the past few
days at the James 'Tannunry home.
Two hundred and one cai loads of
stock from points west of her pass
ed through Sunday miming for the
Missouri river markets. They were
handled in four trains.
Omar Wolfe came down on No. 10
Sunday morning fiom McCook, where
he is woiking for the Burlington to
spend the day with friends, returning
to McCook on No. 17 that evening.
Mr. and Mis. Chas Sutton and chil
dicn left for Nebraska City Wednes
day morning where they will make
their future home, he huing taken a
posit'on in the Builinglon r madhouse
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Conantc, nee
Luucillc Harwoid, arrived hc:e Thurs
day afternoon from their home in
Omaha to spend a few days visiting
at the home of her grandmother Mis.
V. Hnrwood and with friends.
Fred Temple went to Uostwick Wed
tiesdny morn'ng on train 1C to spend
the day attending to business mat
ters before returning to his home in
Kansas City. He has been spending
the past few days here with friends.
Mis. Pete Nelson left for Parj-ons,
Kansas, Friday morning, after spend
ing the past cuiple of weeks here
visiting at the homo of hor son, Ray
Nelson. She intends, spending a
couple of month1! visiting in Parsons
with hor son.
Mr. anil Mrs. Garrett Conantc auto
od to Hastings Tuesday and took ti
train from there to Omaha, where
thoy live. They have been visiting
for the past few days at the liome
of her grandmother, Mrs. V. Harwood
and with other relatives.
The picture "The Four Horsemen
of the Apocalypse," which wai shown
at the Auditorium the first of the
week, drcwt large crowds each night
and was an exceptionally good picture
anil the music by the orchestra was
well worth the price of admission.,
Irwin Cleveland nnd Mrs. South
both of ncalrice, weie arrested last
Wednc.-day evening by Sheriff Wal
ler. The latter was released while
the former plead guilty to the charge
of adultery before Judge Rlackledgn
and was sentenced to serve thirty
days in ja'l At, hard labor. -.
Mr. and Mrs. ITlias. Hansen and
on, Clyde, were pa .spngers to Hast
ings Saturday morning on No. -1 they
going there t have the boy's injured
eye given further medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Kllcry Hooper nnd
baby are he c visiting for a Tew days
at the home of Mrs. Cilara Smith.
Mr. Hooper hurt his hand while work
ing 'n the cement plant at Superior
making it necessary that he take a
few days off.
Don Fulton went ti L'ncoln Satur
day morning to resume hi work as
mail clerk between there and Billings
Montana, after spending the pat
two weeks here visiting with his sis
tcr, Mrs EaM Hall and with other
lelativcs.
Chas. Sutt n arrived heie Sntur
day from Nebraska City where he has
been working as machinist for the
Buil'ngton for the past few months.
He is packing his household goods to
day for shipment to thnt place where
they intend mak'ng their future home.
A lady Htid her husband was in our
Rtnro tliH other day and after picking
out tbo tilings thoy wanted to buy we
overheard her tell her husband the
following: I Dm mm glad we enme
here to buy, we. saved money Hnd we
got good stun". It made us feel mighty
good to, because her neighbor I'nino in
and bought a nice bill. Its ensy to do
business if you sell for less and carry
a good lino. Johnson A- Graham Fur
nlturo Co., Red Cloud, Nebr.
Baptist Church
Bible school at 10 a m.
Mornicdng Service at II with sermon
by Rev Wilson Mills. D. I), of Kansas
City, Missouri.
Afternoon, 2:30, W. C. T. U Meeting
addresBedf by Mrs. Clara C Clayton of
Lincoln. Nebraska, and Miss Georgia
Hopley, Wasbiugton, D. ('.
Evening 7:30, address by Miss Win
ona Jewell, of Denver, Colorado,
National 'Field Secietary, Young Peo
pies Branch. W. C. T. U. varied pro
gram with special music and other
exorcises will be given.
Every effort will be nmde to futuish
seats at all the services
On Monday evening Dr. Mills will
preach and special services will con
tinue for two weeks, exceptSuturday
evening of e.tch week.
Cordial invitation is islveii to mem
bets of the chin ehos and all other
.people to attend thenbote services.
I W. Ertstin, Pastor.
Something to
Think About
By F. A. WALKER
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WORDS OF CIIHEU
TI'' YOU cannot give frequent,
l couruglng words of cheer to ;
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your
home mates and to those with whom
you come la contact during your work
ing hours, It would lie better to brldlo
your tongue nnd seal your lips.
A rough word roughly spoken, pro
duces nothing but evil and drives
many a sensitive soul to despair. It
arouses animosity nnd hate, iptlte tlm
opposite of a kindly word which awak
ens slumbering emotions and kindles
a beneficent Hume of love.
It m ly ut times, especially when you
are not In a pleasant humor, cost a
i great elVort to launch the cheerful
word, hut If you will brush aside your
own turbulent feelings, nnd send forth
the cheer nnd sunshine of which you
are capable of doing, you, too, to your
Miiiueiuent, will participate in their
delicious sweets and enjoy the thrill
of an unanticipated pleasure.
From the first moment when you
begin to piaeth-e thu scattering of
:lieerlng words, the whole atmosphere
irnund you changes.
The world somehow seems drawn
sloser to heinen, and everything and
everybody about you appears brighter
and happier.
In reality, there Is no change except
In yourself. You have sown happiness
and are reaping happiness.
You hno Hung broadcast the sanctb
fled blessings and they are returning
to you from every point of the com
pass, filling your soul with a Joy un
speukuble. It Is you who are nearer heaven,
participating In its delights without
knowing It. growing more lovable a4
the years speed by, dim your eye- and
whiten your hair.
Old friends turn to you in their
sorrow for comfort.
Tho Ito.vs nnd girls go out of their
way to meet and greet you.
Kven the deiellcts have In some
manner heard your pruNes sung and
respect ynu.
Their bleary eyes brighten and their
tough old hearts soften when your
name Is pokcn, In spite of their gen
eral belief that they are Invulnerable
to the gentle touches of kindness.
Tho greatest workers for tho up
lifting of humanity are tho little words
of cheer, which, when flty spoken,
often change beasts to men, spur theii
to loftier endeinor and turn their
terrible -nlgbt Into a glorious day.
B. USD, b JtcClure Newpmer Syndicate
' Report of the Condition
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Webster County Bank
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA,
Charier No. I0W, Incorporated In thuHtntool
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Kuriiltiiro nntl fixture
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County of Webster.
I, H. It. Ki.okanck. cnnliler of ttio Above
uami-il hank, do hereby swear that thcabovc
tuteuiint In a correct and true copy of tlio
report iniiile to the. State IlanktnR Hoard.
H. It. KI.OKANCi:,
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8. It. 1'i.oiMNrF, Director.
C.t. I'oi'K. Director.
auKscrlbcil and orn to before me th's
17th day of April Hlit.
(SKAt.l Oeo. W. llutchlaou
Notary Public.
FOUUS YOUR LIGHTS
Theie is nothing more annoying
than to linve the lights of an approach
ing automolrlc so dazzling that one
oanmt sec the road. Many accidents
on the toad arc" caused by this daz
zling light.
Various devices have been brought
forward to eliminate this condition
ami 4 they have all proven worthless
if at the same time they will allow
enough Pght to illuminate the road for
driving. Some states parsed laws re
quiring that the upper part of all lense
ntufit be covered. It was then found
that on some cars it was necessary to
cover the lower part instead of the
upper part to keep the rays from re
fleeting upward.
The reflector in the headlights of
automobiles is in the form of a para
bola, This reflector has what is called
the- focal point. When the Pght bulb
is placed in th's focal point, the light
ruy.i arc reflected in purullcd lines.
If the light bulb is placed behind
the focal point, a large, diverging cone
of light 's produced.
If the light bulb is placed in front
of the focal point, the rays of light
cross each other a -hort distance in
front of the headlight.
In the last case, the ravs of light
fnm the lower part of the leflcctor
ire the dazzling rays and it would
he necessary to cover the lower part
of the lense.
All headlights have a device for the
proper adjustment of the light bulb
so as to g've the proper light for the
driver and at the same time not to
interfere with the driver of the ap
proaching auto. Unless this adjuust
mont is made all headlight lenses or
other non-glaring device? arc useless
Auto Accident
While out ilding, Hatuiday evening,
in a Ford coupe just east of the city
limits, Mrs. Gillian of Hurdy in com
puny with her daughter Mrs. Laird
Potter, and daughter .lean wero hit by
a cur going oast forcing their car to
the banks dHiiuiglng tho Potter Ford
considerably Little .Temi was injured
about her head causing several stilehrs
t) be taken to loke the wounds.
BILL BOOSTER SAYS
v -TOAOE AVID HOk SEEKERS
ARE. AXTACT)E 6US1WESS
PUXCES, VlELU-kEPr STREETS,
COXS VAOSAEG, UVE LODGES,
HOSPITABLE CHURCHES, GOOO
SCHOOLS, FRIEUOlSt PEOPLE'
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Shopping Economies I
Buying your Grocery needs here brings
more than a momentary saving. It
brings a saving in health and strength
as well as added values in energy.
Purity is the watchword of this store.
All the food-stuffs we handle must be
measured up to our high standard of
quality or they do not reach our shelves.
P. A. WULLBRANDT
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BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S
SUITS PANTS HATS CAPS
SHOES FURNISHING GOODS
THING OF THE OLD RELIABLE
Cowdcn-Kaley Clo Co
Honest Merchandise, Honest Business Methods,
Lowest Prices on Dependable Goods
Kuppenheimer and Cloth Craft Suits
Keith Hats Star Brand Shoes
Wilson Bros. Furnishing Goods
Good Lines to Tic To. Try Them.
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DR. PHILLIPS
STAMPED GRAPE FRUIT
Dr. Phillip's Grape Fruit
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not buy the best? Dr. Phillip
Grape 1 ruit Not Guaranteed
THE BROWN FRUIT CO.
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Raise all the
Chicks you hatch
Raise them ihe Pan-a-ce-a way
Start them right keep them crowing without any back
set. PAN-A-CE-A gives chicks cood appetite- and good
digestion give3 vigor to resist disease. PAN-A-GE-A pre
vents food fermentation that'3 whero most of tho bowel
troubles start. PAN-A-CE-A prevents and cures gapes, in
digestion, diarrhea, leg weakness. PAN-A-CE-A your chicks
and then watch them feather. A PAN-A-CE-A chick will
out-feather a non-PAN-A-CE-A chick every time
Dr. Hcs3 Poultry PAN-A-CE-A makes chicks grow.
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Chas. L. Cotting, Druggist.
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