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Carl Oglcvie was in Hastings Mon-day.
I.ec Walker was in Hastings Sunday.
Fred Slaby
Co 3k Sunday.
was home from Mc-
G. R. McCrnry was down from Ina
valc Friday aternoon.
Miss Helen MeCall wa a asengci"
to Lincoln Sunday morning.
Ren McFntland was a passenger to
Superior Tuc.-dny morning.
Miss Ernia Ilrubakcr (of
was a passenger to Ayr
morning.
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.lo'in I'oMtT of Ulttokwell. OUIiilianui
arrived in thi city lust n glit for a
visit with hi patent.
J. E. I"etz went to Cowlc Tuesday
morn'ng rn No. -i, tolurning homo
that evening.
V. D. Edson went to Omaha Sat
urday morning to attend the Masonic
Grand Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kailey spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wyeth
Kegel at A'mn.
Ed Whitney and Hazel Shuck, both
of Franklin, were granted t marriage
'icense M mhy.
Miss Edna Grant was a passcnget
to Hastings Fr'day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Low Ehly spent Sun
day with relatives at Lebanon.
A. R. Widle was a passenger
Waco Monday morning en train 4.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hunt spent
Sunday with his parents nt Riverton.
Frank Richardson has purchased a
new Studcbaker car of Oglevie Bros.
The Girls Sewing Clubs will meet at
the Court House, Sntunlny afternoon
Mike Stioble has been in Kansas
City for the past icw days attending
tj business matters.
W. H. Rosencrans went to Dor
chester to spend a couple of days at
tending to business matters
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Stewart and
Miss Jessie McCallum autoed to Lin
coln Saturday to spend n few days.
Mrs. A. M. Richardson has pur
chased a new Studcbaker sedan, which
she will drive through to Oaliforn'n.
C. ('. McC'onkey returned t Grand
l.lard Thurdny morning at'toi spend
iny the past fow days hoio with rcl-
ftfives j.nd attending the Decoiutiuii
Day exercises here.
Mr. and Mrs Thill ', Qual's return
er home from Omaha Friday. She
hn been there for several weeks re
ceiving medical treatment in one o"
the hospitals in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tope of Hast
ings spent Sunday hero visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mih. N. B. Bush
and with other fr'ends They return
ed home Monday morning.
Misso Helen and Katiwiiuc Robin
'on arrived here M nday evening
from Lincoln to snend a few weeks
with their s'sters. Mr. Oliver Powell
and M'ss Lucil'e Robinon.
Miss Pearl Xewhouse ai rived here
Friday from Peru where she has been
attending the State N'ormal, to spend
the summer vacation with her parents
Mr. nnd Mr. E. H. Newhoue.
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Attorney F. J. Munday and A. U.
KVey were in Nelson Tuesday after-neon.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Frazicr of Hast
ings spent the weekend with telatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs Jas Killiher are the
parents of a baby boy born Friday
morning.
George Schaaf is attending the Sute
Funeral Directors meeting at Omaha
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcintosh spent
Sunday w'th her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Cvow at Republican City.
Mr.?. Minnie Throckmorton went to
York Monday morning after spending
the past few days hero at her home.
Mrs. Harriet Milligan of McCook
is here visiting for a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Zeiss.
Attorney James Gilham went to Lin
coin Tuesday morning to spend a few
days attending to business matters.
Roundhouse Foreman J. W. Hauck
returned home on No. 15 Tuesday
morning from Coffeeville, Kansas.
where he was called about a week
ago by the death of his mother.
Mrs. George Hines ar"!M heie
Thiirfdny evening from Wvmoro to
spend a few dav visiting nt the
li me of her parents, Mr and JtVs.
Frank ;lc nnd with ot:ier re'atlves
Miss Alta Fry, who has been at
tending the Wesleyan College at Lin
coin, arrived here Thursday evening
to spend the summer vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fry.
Miss Mildred Fey went to Kearney
Friday morning on train 4 to attend
the Kearney State Normal this summer.
VACATION
EAST
THIS SUMMER
Visit the scenes and see the s'ghts
you've read about. Enjoy a delight
ful succession of summer experiences.
See surprising New York, amuse your
self at Coney Island enjoy yourself
at Atlantic City. Take a salt dip in
the old Atlantic.
Historic charm and quaintness
blended with the usual see-shore at
tractions invite in Boston and along
New England's picturesque shores.
Summer days arc magical in "The
Land cf Evangeline" replete with
mystical and natural beauty.
In the Berkshire country the charm
of lake, picturesque river and invit
ing countryside arc ideally combined.
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Amid the peace and restfulness of
the Adirondacks are those shrines
of the historic past which always
carry a strong appeal.
Te Catskills, "the Land of Rip Van
Winkle," is a great natural play
ground of the Eastern States.
Then, there's Niagara Falls, the
Thousand Islands, the White Moun
tains, the Green Capital, the resorts
in the Blue Ridge and Allegheny
Mountains and a host of other de
lightful places, large nnd small,
each with a lure of its own.
Round trip excursion-vacation tick
ets to Eastern resorts are on sale now
Your choice of a broad selection of
routes. Long limits and liberal stop
over privileges.
It will do you a world or good to
get away for a time. You'll come
back with a set of new ideas and a
new out-look on life.
Decide where and when you want
to go; then, come in nnrt see mo. If
I haven't literature on the particular
region in which you arc interested I
will get it fo: you, and makoall ar
rangements for your complete trip.
Roundhouse Foreman J. W. Hauck
received word the last of the week of
the death of his mother at Coffeeville,
place.
Wi'.liam Bostock of Ayr and Leila
L Parker of Guide Rock were granted
a license to wed by Judge Ranney Sat
ufday.
Mrs. Jacob Peterson was a passen
ger to Hastings Tuesday morning,
where she spent the day v'siting with
relatives.
We are now prepared to give reason
aide ti'i'ins on both Now and Used Cars
payable monthly or in a lump sum.
Oglevie Bros
Mrs. Irene Weisz, who has been
spend'ng the past week here with her
sisters, Mrs. E. A. Crclghton and
Mr.. W. A. Sherwood, returned to
her home in Chicago Saturday morn
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Here is an Event You Have Been Looking for
To Make Room for our Summer
Stock will Close Out ALL
COATS and SILK DRESSES
20 off
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Amack return
cd to tlieir homo in Seidell. Kansas,
Fr'day morning after spending the
past few days hero visiting with his
parent-', Mr. and Mrs. Geoigc Amack
and ..with friends.
OF THE REGULAR PRICES
This is a bargain as these COATS and DRESSES wer
all marked very close at the beginning of the season
and with this discount is lower than replacement
cost. First come will have pick of stock so do not
delay. These are all new goods bought this spring.
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A HIG TENT AND A MGiCHUItCH
FOR VACATION BIBLK SCHOOL
To Begin June 18
Tbo llfty-Mxth Annual convention
of the Nebraska State Sunday School
Association will be bold nt Kearney,
June, 12, l.5. II.
Miss Christine Ca'dwcli went t.
Kctrncy Saturday morning whore she
will attend summer school for the
next fow weeks.
Floyd McFarland of Nelson and
Dai-y Killough of Guide Rock were
granted a marriage l'ncense by Judge
Ranney Saturday.
Miss Margaret Miner 'eft for Chi
ctgo Tuesday moiivng on train 4
where she will attend summer school
for the n.ext few weeks.
The local freight office received
instruction Monday morning to ac
cept all freight offered for St. Francis
effective Tuesday morning. This lino
has not been running through .-inco
the lccont heavy rains and up until
today the Burlington has had a largo
force of men on that branch repa'ring
track.
Three carloads of hogs and Join
carloads of cattle were shipped f:om
here to the Kansas Oity market Sun
day morning and one carload of hog
to St. .Tee The stock run throat; n
here cons'stcd of one bundled aim
ninety-throo cais of t t1: for tin
Missouri rlv.v market. 'I hey v. err
handled in three trains.
Different points west of here rcpoit
the river rising the first of tho week.
At Franklin they reported a raise of
three feet in three hours late Suncay
even'ng but it seemed to be goin
down again Mnndav. Riverton re
ports it out of its banks and still
raising, the first of the week.
Mrs. II. Ludlow wont to Guide Rock
Tuesday morning to spend the day
with her daughters, Mrs. Paul New
house and Mrs. Ohas. Robbins.
Mike Stroblc returned home Friday
evening from Kansas Cfity whore ho
purchased a carload of stock cattle to
be fed on his farm this summer.
Misses Mary and Minnie Christian
were passengers to Kearney Friday
morning where they will attend tho
Kearney State Normal this year.
Miss Ethel Hilton wont to Hardy
Sunday morning on train 1C after
spending a short tiipe Tiero visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Sherwood.
Mr. and Mr.-.. Edwin Moiri.son and
children from Washington, Towu, ai
rived here Friday morning, via auto,
to snend a week at the homo of her
sister, Mrs. R P. Wccsner. Mr.
Julia Warren who has been making
an extended visit with her daughter
in Washington accompanied them.
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It has been decided that the ten
day Vacation Bible School which was
announced some weeks ago to begin
on Juno 18, shall be held at the Meth
odist church. In this church there
is more room, and more rooms. The
big tent which was used last year has
been secured for our use this year.
'I'.. is tent will be used as a woik shop
in wh'ch much of the work will be
done.
AH the churches are cooperating in
thi.sschool It is authorized and back
ed by all tho churches through ;
board of Education consisting of tin
Pastors and Sunday School Superin
tendents of the various churche.-. A
last year, all boys and girls from the
beginners up to and including the ;n
termcdialcs and seniors will bo oli
gib'c to registration. The school N
open to any boy or girl of Rod Cloud
or community. It is not for iv.v
special class or special group. It
s for all.
The work will consist in. studies in
devotion, hymn and scripture mem
orizing, habit and health talks, les
sons in citizenship and patiiotisrn,
Bible study, mission study, while tho
cxprcssionnl work will consist in pa
per folding and cutting, needle work,
basketry, wood work, and variou
kinds of hand-craft such as the
youngster-; will enjoy. The y ung
stcrs will bring tlieir Bibles, needles,
crayons, saws and nimble fingers.
The aim will be to tcac.b, tho Bible,
missions, good habits, good citizen
ship and service, while recreation and
exprcssional work will bo had iji
wholesome proportions. ,,
A special honest-to-goodness treat
for every boy and girl who will rcg
ister and be present for the first day.
Watch for the announcement next
week.
MRS. II. A FRANTZ, Supf.
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SPECIALS
Nancy Hanks Brand Gallon Peaches
(jjj Gallon Loganberries, heavy pack
Gallon Blackberries, heavy pack -
Gallon Peaches, good quality, very
special
( No. 2 1-2 Bartlctt Pears
jj No. 2 1-2 Yellow Free Peaches -
No. 3 Gypsy Boy Sweet Potatoes,
special
No. 2 Sunflower Brand Red Kidney
beans
No. 3 Gypsy Boy Hominy
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Mrs. C. B. Crone went to Hast
ings Fridav morning after spending
tho past few days hero visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Peterson
and family.
Mrs. D. B. Stunkard returned homo
Thursday evening on train 17 after
spending a short timo in Guide Rock
w'th friends.
Miss Verna Trine, who has been
attending the University nt Lincoln,
N. B. BUSH, anived home Thursday evening on
train 11 to spend thosummer vaca
Tjckct Agent. tjon .j,er0 with hor liarcntSi Mr am
.urs. George irinc.
LOSS OF MONEY IN THE HAND
A S WE niny read by various signs
" In the hnnd thnt tho fortunate suh-
Ject has acquired, or Is to acquire,
wealth through Inheritance or through
Ids or her own exertions, so may wo
read also, In the hand the loss of
wealth, after It has been possessed and
enjoyed.
Inspect carefully the finger of Sat
urn, tho middle or ring finger, near tbo
top, for a star. If It appears plainly
near tho edge of the finger It Indlcntcs
loss of position and money. See, also,
the mount of Saturn, which lies nt tho
base of tho sumo linger. If It hears,
near the huso or beginning of tho mount,
a zigzag line, the same loss Is Indi
cated, Naturally, It must he understood that
these signs, as so many other In tho
hand, are not ulwnjs perfectly clear
nnd well-inarki'd! and great care inuot
ho exercised In reading them, In con
Junction with the other 'marks In tho
hand.
( by th Wheeler Syndicate Inc.)
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Mrs. Edith James arrived here Fri
day evening on train 11 from Wash
ington, D. C. She intends spending
the summer here with her father, Mr.
A. Hoffman and sister, Mrs. Monroe
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Ploco Oils Mowing Machine Repairs
McCormick and Deering Sickles $3 to $3.25
Sections $1.30
Am Dm Stanley
Geo. W, Hutchison
Bonded Abstracter
Renl Estate Farm Loans
and Insurance
Red Cloud. :-: Netr.
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To January 1st for only a dollar is a
now special rate on the Dally Journal,
with the big Sunday $1.G), good only
in Nebraska and adjoining states,
Kvcry family can afford the Lincoln
Journal now. Tbo Morning paper is
tho only ono that can bu delivered on
mini routes tho biimo day prtujted,
Other Lincoln pupors are a day lute
Oi'St comics, continued stoilos, sports,
tmbcbull box boores, roliablo associated
I'resb timikots and complete Nebraska
telegraphic news. You nuvor. got so
much for your money n's you'll get in
this special Journal oll'or. The paper
"vflH. slop ,vhen y our Jlmo'is up;;.v C
Joe Crow of Republican City wus
in the city Tuesday.
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The Red Cloud Local No.
ho'd an ice cream social
evening Juno 14, at the I.
hull. A short program and talk
Farmers' Insurance by Vic Andera.n
All members should see to., it that
their dues aro paid up before July
Ht, in order to get In on the dividends
This, meeting will nffoi'd them an op
portunity to pay up and also to re
ceive now names for membership.
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