Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1906)
---j.T .-i m a S3 s - - "n MMMiMftlif THE RED CLOUD CHIEF Subscription $1 a Year in Advance Eight Pages All Home Print VOLUME XXXIV. RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, JULY 13, 190G. NUMBER 28 tVV iTJnKthlfaflrimmmiTirm -9 Deaths and Funerals. lit fk Y M ! I ' SA TWENTY YEARS AGO Items of News Found in The Chief of Twenty Years Ago This Week V "v "AA'W'WAAAi"'WAw,A''W'W" Miss Ella Sleeper is on the sick list. Lee Tinker was in Rlverton this week. Fred Rentley has returned from his eubtern trip. Miss Lillio Letson was in Hastings the first of the week. Mrs. Kate McAvoy has purchased E. McFarland's residence. Win. and C. F. Gather have returned from their Canada trip. Dr. Heck went west the first of the week to hold down his claim. Win. Kuehn leaves next week for Germany on an extended visit. W. Josselyn, 1$. fc M. train agent, took in the metropolis Tuesday. Gov. and Mrs. Garher will visit the Pacific slope for a few weeks to come. The social at A. II. Brown's last Fri day night was a very pleasant affair. Charley Titus has accepted a posi tion as head elerk in Mizer's grocery storr. Mrs. W. W. Gardner and daughter Vashti have returned from their visit in Ohio. ilohn Moore, cashier of the First Na tional hank, has returned from his eastern visit. J. L. Miller, A. J. Kenney and A. T. Ormshy go to Minnesota this week on a hunting trip. A. E. Recker came down from Lin coln last week to spend a few days with his parents. Kenyon Skeen add family have re turned to the city again, after their summer vacation. On Wednesday Judge MeKeighan united in marriage Edwin Slater and Mrs. Sarah Kiper. J. H. Smith, 1). D. G. M., went to Orleans Tuesday night and organized u Rcbckah degree lodge of I. O. O. F. Misses Love and Etta Lockridge of Nevada City, Iowa, are in the city this week, the guests of Miss Lillie Letson. Married, in this city .Inly 12, ly W. A. MeKeighan, Mr. James Witt to Miss Julia Gordon, lioth of Webster county. Al Albright has resigned his posi tion in M liter's grocery store and has accepted a position in John GarberV, jewelry store. The boarding house of Ezra liurtou near the depotwas on Friday last de stroyed by lire together with all his household goods. Rev. Geo. W. Hummel returned Monday from Hardy and Superior, where he had been attending quarter ly conference. Married, at Red Cloud July 1ft, by Rev. Geo. O. Yeiser, Oscar Jernberg of McCook and Mibs Lizzie Rringelscn of Webster county. Uncle John Tomlinson returned from his western trip last Saturday. He took a half section of land in Dundy county, Nebraska. J. II. Ferman has an assistant as sessor. The young man only weighs eleven pounds, but has the requisite sand to make a success of life. Married, at the residence of the bride's parents in Castleton, 111., July lft, Dr. C. E. Jordan and Miss Etta Gharrett, Rev. W. D. .Jordan ollleiat ing. An Isaac Walton party went to Ina vale last Saturday. They brought back a cart load of fish, but in their excitement 'hey missed their regular conveyance, and came home by rail. , There is luck in odd numbers; here tofore ten constituted the daily round up of olive branches around the table of our townsman, A. N. Patinnr, but Monday night things were changed about, and the present census shows eleven. Its a girl and tips the usual Nebraska avoirdupois. Catiu:iiton A nice rain Saturdny Nebraska SOLDIERS' REUNION Red Clovid, Augvist 27 -September 1 a- night Miss Seott will visit her uncle in Kearney and then return to her home in Kansas Frank Zee- teekee's brother and sister have just arrived from Kohemia Mrs. W. II. Rice was taken suddenly sick Satur day night liorn, to Mr. and Mrs. G. 1. Cather July It, a pair of twin boys The party at Jeffrey's was a grand success Miss Fannie Riuker is visiting at Isaac Crowley's. MARRIA6ES. Crrae-Petersen- A quiet home wedding occurred last night at 7:30 o'clock at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. 15. Crone, 427 south Cedar street, when their daughter, Miss Edna Vida Crone, was united in mar riage to Mr. Frank Peterson of Red Cloud, Neb., Rev. J. F. Jenness per forming the ceremony. Only Miss Crone's parents and her little niece, Irene Crone of Red Cloud, were pres ent. The bride, who, with her par ents, came to Ottawa from Red Cloi'd a little more than a year ago, has made many friends in church and so cial circles during her residence here. The groom is a prosperous hardware merchant in Red Cloud. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson will leave Saturday for their new home where the best wishes of Ottawa friends will follow them. Ottawa Daily Republic .July 0. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson arrived in Red Cloud Sunday morning and went immediately to housekeeping in the upper rooms of the Overing block. Thk Chikk nlong with a host of friends extends congratulations. Hasklns-Hartz. Miss Ellen Victoria Haskins, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Haskins, was united in marriage last Sunday to Andrew Hurt?., who is at present em ployed in the freight department of the Murlington in this city. The cere mony was performed by Rev. E. C. Davis. Roth young people are well known and have a host of friends who join us in extending best wishes. "Music Hath Charms." We have often heard that j'inusic hath charms to soothe the savage breast," but we never heard until recently that honey bees were suseep tsble to music. One day last week .lack Wilmot located a swarm of bees near his home and, getting out an old llute, he proceeded to lull the bees into a peaceful sleep with sweetstrains irom the instrument. He succeeded in hiving the bees without once being stung. Here is a pointer for bee keepers. A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. Itching, blind, blooding, protruding piles. Druggists aro authorized to refund money if Pazo Ointment fulls to euro In 0 to U days. DO cents. and Kansas Annual School Report. Secretary L. II . Fort of the school board has compiled his annual report. The report of the finances shows the following: iiKri:iii'.4. Money on hand July, 100ft ,S 071 27 Received from county and township treasurers. . , . 730ft 00 Is 407 Oft . Ift22 00 Tuition of non resident pupils Fines and licenses V Total S10028 02 KX1KNIHTUUKS Paid teachers SftCOO ( 0 Janitors and clerks 827 00 Repairs 432 lft Text books ft81 00 Furniture 183 00 Incidentals 23 1 07 Totil S82fto 2ft Ralance on hand S1778 07 Ronds outstanding S.1000 00 Ronds canceled, lastof old issueSlOOO 00 Total value of school propertyS22G00 00 f'K.N'sl'H Male children between ft and Female children between ft and M 300 1 3 II Total. 03 1 2 it 312 KXIiOI.I.MKNT Males Females . , Total ftftO You Don't. You don't pay a hired solicitor S100 per month. You don't pay car fare to some dis tant city. You don't send your money out of your own community. You don't expose your boys and girls to evils of a strange city. You don't put them in the hands of strangers. You don't pay double what the tui tion ought to be. You're not far away from your child, and, if he takes sick, you are not at a big expense, if you send him to the Red Cloud Husiness College. you no. You do pay 840 and not S80 for a scholarship. You do pay S2 for board and not SI. You do place your money where it comes back to you. You do know where your boy is and what he is doing. You do know the school and its management. You can visit the school and become acquainted with his motives. You do know the Instruction is as good here as elsewhere. You doknow.youand your boy will like it much better and in the end bo much be satisfied if you send him to Red Cloud Husiness College. jUii Interstate 4 Real Estate Transfers. Transfers for week ending Wednes day, July 11, furnished by Walker fc Railey of Webster County Abstract company. Mary E Hear to Frank S Hear w2 lie 1 22-1-0 qcd S C T Dickenson to Sylvester Day part block 33 Red Cloud wd.. 200 000 Fred Krug llrewing Co to Jucob Goll lot 30 and 31 block 0 Blue Hill qccl Alice R Mills to A II Keency v2 sw4 27 and e2 se4 28-1-11 wd. . Chas F Cather to Alfred McCall ne4 block 4 Lc Due add to Red Cloud wd E II Coon and wife to Marie Motter lots lft and 10 block 3 vUW lCn ? (I Ruel L Hurd to Fred E Hurd nwi ne4 22-2-10 wd 000 3ft00 700 1000 1000 Total S8800 Mortgoges filed Sft200 Mortgages released Sft8ft0 P. E. 0. Concert. Miss Jeanette Dysart of Superior, Miss Helen Koehler of Hastings and Mrs. Margaret Guild of Illue Hill will aisist the P. E. O 's in their concert to be given Tuesday evening, July 17th, in the Congregational church. l'ltomiAM Piano solo I rem Miner Vocal solo leanette Dysart Reading Helen Koehler OCal SOlO , ilCSSie Wert Piano solo Grace Oriee Vocal solo Jeanette Dysart Violin solo Mrs. Margaret Guild Vocal solo. .. Jeanette Dysart Reading Helen Koehler Vocal solo Icssle Wert Piano solo Irene Miner Vocal solo Jeanette Dysart The price of admission is 35 cents. Probate Court News. Estate of John J. Shelton, deceased. The decteeon final account and dis charge. Estate of Henry McCormal, deceased. July 0 hearing claim of estate of J. R. Mercer, deceased. Allowed in sum of S100. Appeal. Estate of Robert S. Denny, deceased. Inly 10-objections to allowance of claims filed, Estate of Peter Rritten, deceased. Pond approved and Hied and letters issued. Estate of Marl M. Stephanl, deceas ed. July 11 Inventory and appraise ment filed, Estate of Carl Snilker, deceased. Executors report of sale of personalty Hied. Ask For Allen's Foot-Ease. A powder for swollen, tlrod, hot, smarting foot. Samplo sont froo. Also froo samples of tho foot-oaso sanitary corn pad, a new invention. Address, lAlIon S. Ohnstoad, LoRoy, Now York, Mrs. B. F. Reed. Mrs. 11. F. Reed died at the Congre gational parsonage last Saturday morning after an illness of ten days duration. Her death was due to can cer of the throat. For some years past she had been atllicted with a goitre, which grew so troublesome that its removal became necessary. Slic went for this purpose to Mercy hospital in Chicago and it was during this operation that the cancer was discovered. A sec nd operation be came necessary and she was brought to town for that purpose, but it be came apparent at once that she was beyond human help and she. passed away ten days after the second opera tion was performed. Mrs. Etlle Reed was the oldest daughter of N. L. I). Smith and wife and lived in this section of Nebraska nearly all her life. She was born in Wisconsin, August lft, 1800, and the family removed here.ainong the earlier settlers. She was the oldest of a family of eight children, all of whom remain with the parents to mourn her death. In October 18. 1800, she was married to II. F. Reed and three children, two boys and a girl were born of the union. The husband and children also remain to mourn the loss of a wife and mother. Mrs. Reed was an earnest christian, a member of the Congregational church at Indian creek, where nor services will be greatly missed by the members of that organization. The funeral took place from the Congregational church on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Rice preachingitho sermon, Re,y. Hunvy mel and Austin olllciatlng. Inter ment in the Red Cloud cemetery. L. L. DeHart. Lucas L. DeHart was born April 23, 1822, at Perry villi, Indiana. Married April 0, 1813, and died July 0, 1000. He was a member of the United Hrethren church. In 188ft he with his family removed to Red Cloud, after which he united with the Christian, church and has always been a faith ful, earnest christian. He was a very quiet unassuming man, living a re tired life, but with constant an abid ing trust in God, through a diligent reading and study of the Uible, which was his daily companion and guide. Since the death of his aged and faith ful wife some three years ago, he has made his home with his daughter, Mrs. John Corbett, in Kansas, and also with his son Levi, in this county, at whose home he was his death occurred. He leaves six children, three sons and i i. ,..,., r1;iuirlitirs! t.ivpiit.v-hiviti irriiTiil- f...'U ......,.. . w, ......... .. . .. R. .,..,, children and lft great-grand-children, besides many friends. Funeral ser- j vices were held at the Ash creek church, conducted by Rev. Hummel, assisted by Rev. Wagoner, at 2 o'clock, Tuesday, July 10. Interment in the Red Cloud cemetery. Obituary. Charles II. Teachworth was born in Swanton, Ohio, January 21, 1810, and died at Lester, Neb., July ft, 1000. Deceased was married to Jerusha Tabor in 1807, and to this union seven children were born, four sons and three daughters, all but one of whom are living. Mr. Teachworth had been h resident of this county for more than thirty years. He was a member of the Christian church, with which organi- 1 zatlon he united in 1804. Mr. Teach worth served in the Union army in the 07th Ohio infantry, and was a mem ber of the Guide Rock Odd Fellows lodge. Funeral services were held at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Chas. I Frisbie. conducted by Rev. G. W. Hummel, who had known him for over thirty-four years. One pathetic incident related by Rev. Hummel was the loaning to him of a postage stamp by Mr. Teachworth many years ago, when he was in distress. The Guide Rock Odd Fellows attended the funer al in a body and had charge of the services at the grave. y " :. M H w J - l l li'
