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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
5 BOYS CAUGHT
BY DETECTIVES
Admit Thefts of SIeds- Two
Still Held.

Five boys; ranging IN age from nine
ito fifteen years, we're arrested yester-
day charged with various petty thefts.
According TO their own testimony and
that Of the police they were members
of a gang of bad boys who have COM
mitted various petty thefss In several
parts of the city. A wholesale theft
of sleds OF late caused their appreben-
sion. The two youngest lads. were So
verely leetured and discharged last
night. One other was placed in the
care of the probation officer this morn
ing and two are being held pending
the securing of more evidence against
them.
Released With Reprimand.
Frank Flower, nine years old, of 564
Penn street, and Walter Collin,
twelve years old. OF 585 Penn street,
were hailed before Recorder Kehoe at
7 O'Clock last night on a.. charge. OF
stealing sleds. Flower said Frank
Fisher had stolen a sleigh and given it
to him. Collin said he found a sleigh
in an ash barrel and took 1t home.
Both were let go after q severe lee
ture and a warning that they would
be locked up If they continued such
work.
Bruno Sikoyski, fifteen years old,
Of see Penn street, arrested yester-
day together with Edward Skrzypczak,
twelve years old, of 555 West, Side ave
nue.. was paroled in the custody OF Pro
hation Officer Charles MACMILLAN. He
admitted having taken q gold watch
about a year ago and q sled last Fri
day. The court leetured him about
stealing and of the sort Of future it
usually leads to.
Two Others for Petty Larceny.
Frank Fisher, twelve years old, Of
s533 Penn street, and skfzypczaK. are in.
Jail On a charge of petty larceny. Ac-
cording TO the police, Fisher is a very
bad boy and may be the leader Of a
band Of young thieves from about
Penn street. He is charged with steal
ing an overcoat. several sleds and 9TH
er things Of little value
The arrests followed q well planned
raid by Detective Sergeants John A.
Huff and Lawrence A. Long, They re-
covered four stolen sleighs and caught
the alleged thieves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
WOODBRIDGE ARCANUM
VISITED BY OFFICIAL

=. +. Gilby, OF Westfeid, committee
on state Of the order Of the Royal Ar.
caRan, took the place of Grand Past
Regent Theodore Glass in an official
visit to Woodbridge Council. No. 1743,
at a big meeting In Masonic hall,
Woodbridge, last night. Past Grand
Regent Glass, who is q member Of Fire
side Council, No. IT'S, W~eatfeld, who
was tx have made the official visit on
this occasion, was prevented from
coming down because OF a rail- IN Phil
adelphia o few days ago, in which he
hurt his arm. Supervising Deputy A,
fl. Hope, and a delegation of about ten
members Of Middlesex Council, No.
100, of this city, went over from here
to join In the reception to the state Of
fetal.
Regent Otto Kayh, Of Woodbridge
Council, presided at the meeting and
welcomed the visitors. A delegation
of members Of Alternately Council. No.
1861, OF Runway, wers present. After i
short business session, addresses werf
made by Mr.. Hilby, Deputy Hope and
several others present. Following che
meeting the final round in the private
tournament between Woodbridge and
Abernathy council was played and
Woodbridge came out victors by win
ming eleven out of the twenty games
"A social time was held and refresh.
ments were served in the council
chamber. The local delegation went
over from here by trolley an5 returned
In the same manner at a hate hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
KILLED BY TRAIN AT
MONMOUTH JUNCTION


Trenton, Feb. 6.--As a result of IN
juriss received when struck by a train
At Monmouth junction yesterday, T. G.
oABrien, a brakeman Of Jersey City,
employed by the Pennsylvania hail.
road Company, died a few minutes af
ter being admitted to Mercer Hospital,
this city.
OSBrien was- atruek by the engine of
"a freight train while s~naeavaring
to cross the tracks. His skull was
fractured and several ribs and one arm
We're broken. The MAJ 3 lungs were
pnnctared by the fractured ribs.
Coroner Wagner was notified and
he, with County Physician seammell
viewed the body.
The family Of 0sBrian, at jersey
City, was notified and arrangements
will he made this afternoon FOR the
removal of the body to the mans
hnma
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
FREDDIE GIVES
HIS CRITICISM
What He Thinks Of Show at
Pfoctor's Today.

- $50 hoe ,xat a rood
fr9ctof = tneatte sua 9 nae \ !
hne of STUN Nhea - J fstbine
N 2 SLOW = ses 3 Is
thIs Week' SO ~ ~ Ns .nt
down y yalt ti'l eno Aluu 49,
you hke ness COMES AisAs'
give them tne elad hahu-
hxceia flshsss are wv suds, ~
let me ten yen stsey eau ssse III o.
lows . rev Pe.Htsts - 6 nnrcs
knoek0ns plo@s75eheS sute Saa =
bags. one O. nem-,mist $500. !
gu SORTS O shape \ goes snloush
ring, and tnen three q tneli' nAe my
were hoops-an1, gee, taey alh : wy
enough to get more Una my neaa
t~arough-talk about squeeze 10" y
yon(ike to be a mgr =
Scotty Provan ~ immense ne -
hddler, belfeve me- After pay
ing some dandy pieces, ne initiates a
little glri speaking a piece on Tue vio-
I'm, n so help me BOP, you can a..
most hear the words. He 3 got. a tot
Of funny talk too-and some volce, ne
sang something called money l
think)-of course that always SOUNDS
good anyhow-bnt gee, you 9ust~ou
to hear him.
The headline act, Hawaiian Music
ians, Dancers and Singers, are some
act. There are six men and two WON
en-. Theytcarry their own scenery and
when the scurtain went np-the scene
was grest--you d think you was IN the
Philippines snre-with the big palms
and the big moon thinning on the wat
err that naoved-ciassys Well. / should
say So They play all sorts Of string
ed Instruments and sing and dance ma
tive songs, The girl is a swell dancer
1.-The fellows are all good looking
and what the audience do to them
when the curtain fell, ought 70 make
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
FORMER SENATOR BROWN
AFTER SCUtIY'S SCALP

Spring Lake. Feb. e.s-Fermer Sen
ator Oliver 81. Brown, who was this
year succeeded in ths state senate b.
John w. Sloeum, q Damocrat,Sis a can
didata for the Congressional houors
Of che Third District 81 the Republican
tiekef ageinst representative seuIly Is
efforts to succeed Aimselfs
Senator Brown. who Is the mayor.
of Spring Lake, has net announced
hsA e=s.sassaa-s Sss ats sss.rzsas
who are eenfaaentially eloza to~hin IN
his political mattess, deelara that be
is willing to ran and that an an
nouncament can soan be lnnked for.
Senator Brown hhs been active at
Trenton ia the last fam weeks, II is
said, ard ~ " result his deslsrs5 u
IL expected ii th8 naAY future. The
prospective candidate III always loathe
ls speak Of his political aspirations to
zh6 press and III fns rest never gives
sAorc klsan evasiva aad Misleading re
plies 30 Ruastlnzs.
when questioned sssneernss EEs@ aSr
eex Ne weaId 1asH saS4ass fa5 *aa
reporter state chat he weaulA anith4r
oE4asaA aef aenY K4e sepsze
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
GET NAVY READY.

specfnl b. Usited Press Wire.

Special by Usited Pyeas Wire.
Washington, Feb. 6.-Nfth $4,000
troops held IN leash by the war do
partment, today. awaiting only the
news Of further trouble in Mexico to
advance on the Texas border, the navy
department. began actively to prepare
the south Atlantic squadron now at
Guantanamo, Cuba, for ss-mauoeuyres''
IN the Gulf of Mexico.
NUIlgE1.
The annual meeting Of the share
holders OF the Citizens Building e.
Loan Association Will be held at the
association office, $50 High street,
Tuesday evening, February g., 1919.
at s 100 O'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose OF electing directors and officers
for the ensuing year and for such
other business as may regularly
come before ~the meeting.
HARRY COWARD,
lee. u Treas.
426S-2-5-6ss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
MEETING
Is ARRANGED
Presbyterian Mems Society
Event Thursday Night.

An open meeting Of the Mems
Society of the First Presbyterian
church Will be held in the chapel OF
the church Thursday night COM
mencing 1t 9 O'clock. the principal
feature OF the meeting will be an
address by Rev. p. j.. Kahn, OF the
Congregational church, Woodbridge.
An excellent program FOR the even
ing's entertainments has been ar
ranged. At this time the ladies are
especially iayited as we'll as the men
friends of the members Of thu socie-
IL. Another tcaat Is In store for the
members OF the society on March IA,
when William Carleton will present
American poems. An excellent pro-
gram Is being prepared for that
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
new BRUNSWICK BUDGET
FOR 1912 is Sl60,S00

Special to tAe EVENING NEWS.
New brunswick, Feb. 6:-lThe
budget for the year 1912 was adopt
ed by common council last night
amounting to $780, 800, as against
BS140,800 for current expenses last
year, a gain OF 100000. With the
amounts appropriated for the sink.
ing fund, bond interest account and
free public library the total is
1852, 761.61. Last year the total
was $240, 7o6. 90.
Mayor John ]. Morrison advised
the board that he had appointed e
w. Hicks, w. H. G. Jackson and
Frederick Weigel as his Committee
to aid In revising the city charter
The Board OF Trade committee con
sists of w, E. FIorance, G. A. Vich-
mann and G. A. Mccormick and that
from the Board of Aldermen, VIII
TIA Goodwin, Charles A. Oliver and
Joseph J. Feaster. They meet to-
night to take up the work.
In the absence Of Alderman Feas-
ter the ordinance providing for b
paid Are chief at a salary of $1,000
was laid over. until the meeting on
February, when 1t will be taken ur
on final Passage. Alderman Feaster
introduced the ordinance.
Liberty Hose Company petition
ed the board for a Knox 900 gallon
pumping engine. motor drawn. The
matter was referred TO the finance
and fire committees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
THEODORE Simmer Is
EXAMINED FOR SANITY

New Brunswick, Feb. s.@Theodore
Simmer. who has for several years
been a source Of uneasiness to Senator
George S. Silzer and other county Of
feias, underwent an examination at
the county jail Saturday afternoon
to eascertain his mertal condition. DR..
William q. Ramsay, of Perth Amboy
: .aonas, examined tls
man and is preparing a report on him.
County Physician Edgar Carroll had
previously made IN examination to see
If Simmer should go to the State Asy-
lum.
Simmer, who is sity-one years of age
is being held at the jail on a charge of
larceny, which was simply made to put
him under restraint. A number of peo-
Pile of the county, including Senator
Sizer, fear that Simmer may carry ont
threats of ~violanca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06

The Home Talent meeting OF the
Woman's Club held yesterday after
noon, was o great success. The
Presbyterian chapel was filled with
members. and their guests-the
front rows, being reserved for the
special guests of the club-the girls
81 the senior class OF the high
school Daughters OF club members,
under the splendid direction of Mrs,
+. w. Gosling, chairman Of the Art
Department. gave a series OF tab
leaux representing the different
countries, while q double quartet
from the Choral Society sang the na-
tional hymn of the country shown.
The stereepticon was thrown on each
picture with fine effect.
The first was a group-England,
Miss Ruth Brodhead; Scotland, Miss
Frances Whitehead Ireland, Miss
Claire Mccormick; India, Miss Ruth
Bawden, Then followed single fig
nres: Denmark, Miss Clara Hansen;
Spain, Miss Ruth Fletcher; Japan,
Mrs. III. A. Plusch; France, Miss
Florence Giant; Holland. Miss Laura
Ramsay; Russia, Miss Marion Ned
ham; Italy, Miss Rosalyn Giant
China, Miss Marguerite Boughton;
Germany, Miss Lily Rnessler; Amer
lea, Miss May Grfd1ey.
Two herafds, Miss Ruth Stacey
and NJ Bss Dorothy Crowell, carried
the flags and announced the country,
Az America was shown Mrs. G.. w.
Van Deusen sang the Star Spangled
Banner. The grand tableau at the
otad WAS a group of all the countries
with China Hitting beseeching hands
Et the fest of America. While this
kAasfcau was being shown Mrs. w. III.
EE1ss4r sang 1.-THE Peace Hymn Of
he Republic. written by the young
1Oef. To- deceased, Frederic Law
ence Knowles, and recently set to
austc aud dedicated to Andrew Car
segfe, who admires 1t greatly and !
used the Zines most effectively
averai times. America, sung by the |
audience, closed the entertain
Ienf.
"A delightful social hour followed.
ass Eint1y X Paterson. the club
anEnee xeeeasah wtthNthe president.
Vsisxss ssae I'M
ter Mrs. Lidd1e. dispensed delicious
and waters.
The music vas under the manage
rent uf Mrs. Theodore Degenring /
nd Mrs. s. 3. Mason presided at the
iano. The following ladies from
he Choral Society formed the
quartet: Mrs q. W. Van
}Bnser, Mrs. W. III, Hesser. Mrs. j
I-May.~Mrss Augusta Rossi, Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Henry Dill
%. Miss May Dayton. Miss Mar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
BISHOP M'FAul 10 TAKE
EXTENDED TRIP N SOUTH

Trenton, Feb. Alright Rev. Bishop
James A.. McFaul will leave Trsnton
next Thursday for AN extended TIP
through the South he viii be accom-
panied by Rev. Father r. A. Cream.
rector of St, Mies,ael'ss this city, ana
Rev. Father John W. Norris Of Deal
The party will be gone at~least TWO
weeks, They viii take d steamer IN
New York direct for q Florida port
After a brief stay ia the latter state,
they will tour other Southern states
on their route hong.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06

kContinur q from PAGE ID
the 1911 financial statement of the
Lefty were ordered received.
A report of the committee on
streets and sewers recommending
that a sewer be laid in sherman
street was received and the recon-
~mendation adopted.
According to Building Inspector
Michael j.. MeNamara's report for
January, SIS was received for
building permits,
A recommendation Of the fire
committee to confirm the appoint
emit Of T. Chris Nelson as a special
fire policeman for the GARFIELD EN-
CINE Company, was adopted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
To GIVE PLAY
AT HELMETTA
Comedy-Drama Arranged BY
the Dramatic Club.
,pecia, 70 tae EvBNfNG NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Helmetta, Feb. 6.-Those who at
tend "Mr. Rob-" a comedy drama
in two acts, will meet the maids OF
all nations in their national cos
tune songs. 1t win be given at the
Club hall by the EIelmetta Dramatic
Club Thursday evening, February
Is. Admission Is twenty-five cents.
Reserved seats are t~hirty-ave cents.
Tickets are for sale at the Hellnetta
Club. This being the first produce
ton of the Helmetta Dramatic Club
this year, IT Will undoubtedly meet
with considerable success
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
Canadian Historian Dead.

Quebec, Que, Feb. g. Sir James
MACPHERSON Femoine 10 dead at his
residence. Spencer Grange. He was
born In 1925 in Quebec and was knight
ed in 1881 for his literary work. He
WIS the author of several books daal
ing with Canadian history aud oRaii
fholesy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06

The growing of beets for seed In
Poland was started 90 years. g and
has been brought to a certain perfec-
ton, SO that the local seed quite
equals that Of the foreign and In
many cases It has Turned cut much
better.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
ROOSEVELT MAN WHO
SHOT WIFE GETS BAIL
spsotal to thu EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, EaD. Steve
Bartak. the Roosevelt man lodged
in Jail on January IS, charged with
shooting his wife, was released on
bail yesterday. The man it was said
at the time came home intoxicated
and got into a quarrel with Mrs.
Hartak, which ended In his firing
several shots at her, one injuring
her in the shoulder.
The woman was In a critical con-
difion for some times but has been
pronounced out Of danger. SO Judge
DAILY has accepted $1,000 bail, The
man must now answer q charge of
atFocious assault.
The news when 1t IL news In the
EtV NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
Overcome INCIDENCE First.

THE first step In the discipline OF
the mind Is the overcoming OF indos
lence. This Is the easiest step. and
until 1t Is perfectly accomplished, the
other steps cannot be taken.--James
Allen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06

"What makes You think the baby fs
going 10 be a great polltician?" asked
the young mother, anxionsly, 9Th
tell YOU" answered the yenng father,
confidently sHfe q say more things
that sound well aud mean nothing at
all than any kid I ever saw"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
Political lockers.

aWhat is the difference, asked
Mr.. Bones, sebetween a4statesman aud
a boss?s "A statesman" replied MIR.
Tambo, 'puts himself In the hands OF
his friends, but the boss aesotes hinn4
self to seeing what he can get his own.
hands on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
rIecs nf Good Advlos.

They viii never grina with tls wa.
ter thRt Is froze. The human body
Is about swo-thiras liquid. II you are
q cold proposition -hettar warm
up ana yeu sill find the grind q
whole lot easter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
SENATOR GRADY
FUNERAL TODAY
cleg b. United Fress Wire.

species by United Press Wire.
New Work, Feb. 1.-The entire state
Legislature, all the Tammany executive
committee. and hundreds of personal
and political friends, attended the flu
neral today Of the late Thomas E.
Grady. state senator and Past Worthy
President of the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
BIG STEAMER
LOADING COAL
Nancy Lee at [. v. Docks
Largest Here Yet.

Nancy Lee, the largest steamer
aver loaded at the local wharves OF
the LehIgh Valley, is now at the
docks receiving a cargo of 1900
tons OF coal which will be taken to
st. John, m. B. The boat is 315 feet
long with a fnrty-four-foot beam and
draws eighteen feet OF water when
loaded. This Is the largest vessel
tha1e.nas eyer sataEed this port for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
MORSE MUCH
BETTER TODAY
speosal b. unfsea Press spsre.

Hpecga7 90 BN5fdd , fEos 797
Atlantis, Gao Feb. bzCharles VI,
Morse, released two weeks ago from
the Atlanta p~spitentiarv sras able to
SIT up today and began planning far
his European "Trip. He Is still far from
being well, but restorabfesl to his fam
lily has given him q new lease On life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
TURKS REJECT
PEACE TERMS

apecial by United preas Wsre.
Goastantinople, Feb. 6.-Peaee terms
suggested by Russia to end the Turke-
Italian conflict IN Tripod, Msrss reject
ed to-day by the government
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
Tha aeak AmhItlsn.

All che worlds D stage. and a1l the
men and women are busy trying 10
set plays accented Cor production.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
SHOW NATIONS
IN TABLEAUx
Home Talent Program at
the Woman's Club.
THE PEACE HYMN OF THE RE
PUBLIC.

PUBLIC,
Frederic Lawrence Knowles.
When navies are forgotten,
And Heets are useless things,
When tho dove shall warm her
bosom
Beneath the eagles wings
When memory of battles
At last is strange and old,
When nations have one banner
And creeds have found one fold,E
When the Hand that sprinkles mid
night,
With its powdered drift of suns,
Has hushed this tiny tunnlt
OF sects and swords and guns
Then Hates last note of diseord
In all Gods worlds shah cease,
ia the conquest which is service,
In the victory which is peacel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
kEYP0RT MAN
WAS DROWNED
Charles Wilson Fell From
His Boat at Elizabeth

Elizabeth. Feb. 6-Forced by the
cold to leave go OF q life buoy Wnlcn
had been thrown to him after ne feii
from the steam lighter Whycon, a.
the Meta dock, shortly after mid
night yesterday, Charles wilson,
sometimes known as Charles Taylor,
of Keyport, a deckhaud, vas drown
ed. The body has not yet been re-
covered.
Wilson was a young mar about
twenty-three years old. For the past
several months he has been employ
ed with the New York and New jer-
sey Steamboat Company as deekhand
on the lighter Whycof. He left the
boat yesterday and<came to this city
He returned to the boat about mid
night. Just how he fell overheard
is not known. Louis Thornton, the
engineer of the Whycof, was sitting
In the cabin at the time and his. first
knowledge of Wilson's presence was
a cry for help.
Thornton at once rushed to the
deck And with the. aid of a lantern
discerned the outline OF man cling
Ing to some nearby piles. The engi-
neer threw q rope to Wilson, but be
seemed too weak to grasp 1t. Seeing
that he was weakening from the
cold, Wilson managed to gasp,
"Chief, please don't let me drown.
Thornton ran to the stern Of the
boat where he found a life buoy.
This he threw to the drowning man.
and he succeeded In grabbing It.
Thornton started to haul the buoy
and man toward the boat. but after
a few yards Wilson let go and sank.
He was seen once again when he
came to the surface about twenty
feet away from the boat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
Nest pecugs cau4 ses yheFn.

wye would willingly have oglzsss
perfect and vet we amend not our own
faults Thomas s Kemnis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06

Mass q Na forget fHtAes khaa Sag
&IEs heeaNas Il Ii easaEueA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
Gone to Get Body.
= II. Hv ENfNr NE1va

lbpectQt 70 ENG NEWH
Keyport, Feb. alexander Post,
of First street, this place; went to
lElizabeth this morning to take
charge of the body Of Charles VIII
son, his brother-ln-law, who was
drowned there early yesterday morn
ing. When Mr.. Post left the body
had not been recovered, but 1t was
expected to be found today. Will
sons parents are both dead and he
WAS brought up by his grandmother,
la Mrs. Taylor. who now lives at
Keansburg. This is how he came to
be known by the name OF Taylor.
He has lived in Keyport about seven
years and when not on board his
boat, made his home with his sister,
Mrs. Alexander Post. He has an
other sister living In Freehold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06
TIE NyGREEN STUDIO.
GOLDMAN & CASTER. rrops.
Cor. State ana Smith SITS.

Ph~ekaenaRhie work IL All ss
branches, Tlsaaas asRe up~ta=aats.
A trial wAf convinced yaa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-06

The news when 1t ts news In til
EVENING NEWS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-06-06
Farm. Loans

There are several reason, for seeing
j. II. Bailey for farm loan and here
they are,
He is sole agent for Treve,t Maths
& Baker.
This company is here every day in
the year ready for business and not
here this week and gone next. They
loan on any farm having the value in
it improved or unimproved. You don't
wait from two to four months for your
money but surely get it on the day
called for. They give the best option
in the market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-06-06
I0CAlETTES
See Dr.. Cross over State Bank.

See Dr.. Cross over State Bank.
Mrs. Al. Slaby is quite i'll this week
l.. II. Blaclledge was in Lincoln this
week.
A. Dillman of Holdrege was in town
Monday.
l.. Fretch OF Franklin was i'm town
Saturday.
j. NJ. Stake of Superior was in town
Saturday.
The equity term Of district court con.
venes today.
John Miller of Evest Point was in
town Friday.
James Nelson Of Geneva spent Sun.
day in town.
Chriss Fassler was down from Blue
Hill Tuesday.
H. F. McTaggart Of Cowles was in
town Tuesday.
Chas. Dickenson Of 1navale was in
town Tuesday.
Dr. Cross the dentist is located over
the State Bank.
DO. Roberts of Kenesaw was in
town last week.
James Mcbride was down from
Cowles Monday.
Judge Duffy Of Guide Rock is attend.
ing district court.
Il. B. Thompson Of Superior was in
town Wednesday.
w. +. Meekley Of Valley, Nebr. was
in town Tuesday.
Go to p. L. Hansen for your Harness
aud Machine Oils.
Allan Moritz returned home Tues.
day from Hastings.
A good sewing machine for sale. In.
quire at this office.
Ice Cream and Fountain drinks at
Warrens restaurant.
DR.. Reed OF Guide Rock was Red
Cloud visitor Monday.
NJ. N. Bair of Hastings was in town
on business Tuesday.
Lloyd Carpenter living near Inavale
is quite sick this week.
Miss Gertrude -Wullbrandt is visit.
ing in Sutton this week.
GuyO Brown OF Sargent visited
friends in town Monday . ~ ~
, David Simmons Of Superior was a
, Red Clond visitor sunday. 20 90 y
; Attorney Jac.sStevenSs Of HMtitigs
is attending district court.
l DR.. J. H. Boyes of Hebron was a
Red Cloud visitor Sunday.
Miss Laura Hedge is attending Nor
NAL at Kearney this week.
Fl. Taylor of Hastings transacted
business IN town Monday.
H. l.. Wood of Minden transacted
business in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas Coulson of Franklin visit
ed relatives in town Sunday.
For SALE-A fine upright folding.
bed. Inquire of $. B. Kizer.
Chicken dinner every Sunday at
Warren's restaurant, 35 cents.