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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1908)
3V 'j:"3l i : . h r i . i i n ' I .' .GUIDE ROCK. (From tho Signal.) Wo boo by tho Nelson paporn thnt "MlaPEUa Duggor, of north of town mill Mr. 'Alfred Hanson, o' Curiums, Tvere married by tho county judKO at Nolson lust wook. 1). Jonos rocoivod won! on Sunday of the doath of his brothor, R. D. Jonos, of Hoi kloy, Calif. Tho mossago otatod no particulars and as yot no furthor word has boon roooivod. R. D. Jonoa will bo romomborod by many of tho older citizens of this county having boon ongagod in business hero a number of years ago. - - SUPERIOR (From tho Express.) Frank Felt is having a comont curb put in along tho front of his promises on North Contra!. Tho crushed rook and Hint for tho conoroto work iu tho basemont of tho now school building is hero and !b being hauled this week. Miss Eva P. Storey and Mr. Roy lniino tvnrn titilfnil in timrrillL'H bv Dr. Embreo Sunday evening at six o'clock nt the homo of tho bride's parents In this city. Joanotto Tomploman, which occurred at Koborts, Wis., Wodnosdliy April 8th, and aftor a trip through tho eastern part of this country thoy will bo at homo in Blno Hill to their frlonds aftor May 20th. Gus Kottwitz and Honry Waterman recently purchased soma land in Moatle county, Kansas. T. L. Trowbridgo loft last Saturday for Chicago,- and it is claimod ho will most likoly como back driving u "ohoo- choo" car. Chas. Smith was a factor in a run away Saturday from which ho fortun atoly escaped with no worse injury to himself than a sovero shaking up. Al. Grubon has purchasodtho Honry Schlichtmau rosideuco in tho west part of town, and moved into it tho Hrst of tho wook. Tho Chiof at tho county seat was a little olT last week in stating Red Cloud would bo tho only "wot town iu Webster county tho coming year. When wo bald "town," wo meant it, not village. Ed. lougth of time and their visit was coi rospondingly cordial. Jacob Gorgon roturnod tho Hrst part of this week from Montgomery county, Kay., whore he had boon to attend the funeral ot hlo father, Peter Gorgon, who diod at Chorryvalo, Kan., April 0, at tho advanced ago of 88 yoars. On Tuesday of this wook there was a big damage suit Hied in tho ofllco of tho clork of tho district court, against tho throe Balooukoepors of Campbell by Mrs. Sophlo Henkol et al. Tho suit is for tho sum of 15,000 alleged dam ages for tho selling of liquor to her husband, who last January, tho 11th. foil oir a load of lumber whilo on his way homo from Campbell and so badly crushed his arm that (imputation was necessary. Tho Houkol family live about six miles south of Campbell. riU.n. .Infn.wlntlf u tlt-n Win Hnn1nim Frank ltobbins and Loonal Bourdeau and their bondsmen. Tho bonds of tho saloon men of Campbell aro fur nished by a bonding company. M. A. HartigaB of llastiugs is the attorney for tho plaintiff. BLADEN (From tho Enterprise.) Work commenced last week on the brick residence of C. A. Easterly on Maricl and North Thorno streets. Georgo Clatto was quito seriously hurt last .Saturday by his team run ning away and throwing him from a mower. The Bladen sports havo como up in lino with two base ball teams this spring so it is possible that wc may look for something doing this summer. Tho Bladen band has beon reorgan ized and aro getting ready somo music and it will only bo a short timo wo hope, when our band will bo ready to furnish any kind of baud music. This community was very sorry to hear of the intention of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bierhaus to move to Campbell this week. They moved over Wednes day and have secured a Hue little house to livo in at that place. - CAMPBELL (From the Citizen.) Born, on Wednesday April 15, to Mr. and Mrs. T. Chevalier, a boy. Rook Forest Iibb about completed a nico now residence on his place six miles north of town, the ox?ense of which will bo 1800 or $900. Gottlieb Binder, southwest of town, has contracted with Fred Jacobson for the erection of a big barn, work on which will begin at ouce. Mr. and Mrs. Omer Beauchene had another sad misfortune Wednesday, in tho loss of their infant child, a few days old. The funeral was hold yes terday. Late last week the county comtnis- ioners decided to coll a special elec tion to' vote on tho proposition to inako a o-uiill levy for three years to build a now court House for Franklin county. Wash Reed returned Wednesday from a 10-days trip to Ashton, 111., where ho was called on Tuosday of last week by a telegram announcing the death of his elder brother, Abijah Heed, who passed away aftor an a lin gering illness of six months or more, LEBANON. (From tho Argus.) We havo already been invited. to make a certain visit in peach time. Now if someone will guarantee to keep oil" a freezo until next fall, wo wifl bo all right, and especially so, if wo can prevail upon tho sugar trust to donate a sack of sugar. When tho assessor gets through with you, you will wonder how you could havo beon so rich and never found it out bofore, and then if tho levys are not watched you will wonder about taxpaying how, being so poor, you mauuged to keep out of tho poor house. A livery bum and thirteen horses was burned at Kensington Thursday niche of last week. Tho bla.o had couo so far, when discovered that only one horse was saved, and it is stated that a helper, sleeping in tho barn, would have perished, had ho not been aroused by his employer. About thirty of tho relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Eldred surprised them Sunday by going in on them about It If - k fill... Phlun.ln lulil !!( IUlUIlOr MUirc 1.UU Jiuicus uuu uodii invited to take dinner out, for the pur- nnsa of thrnwinc them off their guard, so that Mrs. Eldred's feelings can bet ter be imagined than described when 9ho saw the crowd and nothiug in the way of a dinner prepared. L. FRANKLIN (From the Sentinel.) E. Furry has circulated a new District Court Dolnfts. nas. II. Potter vs David Morrloo. Moiion for new trial. This is a case in which Potior sues Morrison for rent due for Holland Hotel. 10. K. Ilarvov vs ueno u. .uusseii. Htirvey sued Russell for damage to crops of Harvey by Russell's property. Jury waived and trial to court. Judg ments or Harvey against Russell for S10 and all costs. This case was also decided in favor of Harvey in lower court. Darrol Bnrden vs C. O Pitney. Plaintiff sues defendant for money duo on note. Judgment for defendant. Motion tiled for new trial. ,lohn 11. Stanser vs C. F. Cather. General finding fr plaintiff. Defend ant excepts and files supercidlas bond. Ncbr. 11. & L. Association vs Lena Walters. Pending stay. Mary E. Pratt vs Geo. O. Yeiser. Demurrer sustained. Plaintiff given 30 days to amend petition. Alfred C. White vs William J. Lip peneott. Road case in Garfield town ship. Trial 21th. Chas. Gurney et al vs hohool district of City of Red Cloud. For trial Fri day. William H. Fisher vs James J. Ryan. This was a replevin case brought over one year ago by Fisher to recover some Cressman-Fultwi. At the Congregational parsonage last, Tuesday occurred the marriage of Mis Zephyr Cressman, daughter of Rev. A. A. Cressman, to Mr. Willis P. Fulton. The officiating clergyman was Rev. A. A. Cressman, assisted by Rev. Edtnond Cressman of Lawrence, Kas., and Rev. J. M. Rates of Red Cloud. Only near relatives of the bride and groom were invited. Many substantial presents were received from friends in Jled Cloud and elsewhere. They aro at home In their newly furnished hoii'-e at Eighth avenue and Walnut street. The Chief joins their many friends in wishing them smooth sailing on tl.c matrimonial sea. m BARGAIN For Sale Lots 13 to 18 Radcliffe addition, make offer by mail to: Daniat. A. con ituiAN, R. F. D. 1, Kellerville. Illinois. MANY WOMEN PRA1SB THIS ItKMRDY. If you hnve pHitiH In tho bank, urinary, Mml tier or kidney trouble, anil wntita curttxln, plwi nut herb cure for woman's 111k. try Mother Uriiy'K Ai HTiiAMAN l.KAr. It Ik ii safe mid never fail lug regulator. At DrtisglstH or by until W cents. Sample mcknRu frri Adilrecs, The Mother' Gray Co., l.eltoy, N. V. - - Real Estate Transfers. For tho week ending Tuesday, April 21, furnished by the Fort Abstract Co. L. 11. Fort, Manager. m; :.: r !.-. ....n,. ,,. nf puuuou piiiyiug iui tnu uiuiu(, r w i one year tigo uy r inner iu ictuici ouuit ( inn i , i i v a road along tho western boundaries cattle belonging to him which uynn .hamnci II nx.nru to.iosepii i-. ..... I , f i i i .i i -i Trine et al, wd, e2 mvl ti-4-li of the city. took up, as lie claimed under tho herd ' ' " I . ?iiriir 10 Hull to A. T. W.'llkiM" BLUE HILL. (From the Leader) Frlonds of T. T. Tobin havo received aimouncments df his marriage to Miss BLOOM1NGTON (From Franklin County Tribune) Iuvitations are out for tfie wedding of Clifford Storey and Miss Lena Ruopp, at Culbertson, next Sunday. County Attorney Miller has pur chased tho residence property of R. V. McGrow in the east part of town, aud will soon occupy the same. Some of the supervisors of Smith Center, Kansas, are iu conference with our bridge committee today in regard to the building of a bridge on the state line Frank Church and May Kelso of Riverton were united in marriage yes terday in tho county judge's ofllco. i They woro accompanied by his brother and wifo. Tho town was ''taken" last Saturday and Sunday by delegates to the county Sunday School convention. There were many representatives hero from all parts of the country. John Ramsey and family enjoyed a visit over Sunday with an old timo friend of Mr. Ramsey's, Mr. P.J, Boyd, who used to work in the shop with John in Chicago 2. years ago. They have not s;ton each other for that We aro glad to note tho reappear ance of Dr. J. L. Holyman, veterinar ian, on our streets aftor a siege with tho mumps. J. B. Jones, Uncle Sam's mail car rier, is on the shelf temporarily. Howard Mason has been sworn in as doputy to carry the mail in his stead J whilo ho is sick. John Brumbaugh Is refitting and cleaning up his otlice building on tho east side of Nebraska Avenue pro paratory to using it as an ofllco build ing and headquarters for his wall paper and painting business. Will Clapp has been rejoicing all week over tho fact that his bachelor days aro ended. Mrs. Clapp returned Wednesday from Leavenworth, Kas., where she has been for several weeks takiug care of her sick father. Prof. J. I. Burwel!, one of the teach ers elect in our public school, will move hore about May 1st to the place ho rented in the eastern portion of tho city the Cameron place. From that timo on he will drive back and forth betweon hero and Bloomlngtou. Two deaths havo occurred in our vicinity since our last issue, little Mabel Martin being called to tho Groat Beyond Thursday evenihg and Isaac M.Martin, tho father of Pliny Martin, on Sunday. There was no re lationship betweou tho two. Tho Salina and Northwestern, tho north and south railroad project for which a survey was made last summer, is again showing 'signs of activity. Tuesday a party of four Smith Center business men and a gentleman from ltnstmi. Mr. Ovns bv name, who is a ......, ..... . . -,, - , contractor and linnucier, went through here in an automobile on their way to Jloldrodge on a tour of inspection. They visited Roamsville, Franklin and Bloomiuuton. Mr. Ovens informed us that another company had bought the Uiiilmi niul Xm-t.h western and that it was quite possible tho new road would be built. Aside from this tho only other dellnito information we could nhruin wns tlio statement that we would soon receive a written proposi tion from tho company. Mr. Ovens seemed to know what ho was talking about and as far as ho wont discussed tho matter in a very straightforward business like way. law for trespass. This is the third time the case has been tried and each time a verdict for Fisher. This case has be come a very expensive one to defcml ant since costs in this and a criminal case that grew out of it, tin over S.100. It seems a better rule for neighbors to not be too ready to shut up property for a small trespass or none at all. VJOK COUNTY COURT NEWS. civil.. Blue Valley Mercantile Co. vs. Neal Judgment for plaintiff. Albright vs. Holmes; forcible deten tion. Continued under bond to May 25th. Cotting vs. Himes. Judgment by de imioiiAti:. Kstatc of Margaret Lightfoot. Hear inb and order on elaiins. No claims filed. Estate of Richard N. Lewis. Hearing and order allowing claims: Mont C, Lewis, SI, 172.03; Marsnall R. Lewis, S201.3.V, Chester A. Lewis, S73. Estate of Raehuel K. Lewis. Hear ing and admission of will to probate. C. L. Lewis appointed executor. Georire E Hull to A. T. Walker 1 wd, o2 mvl 8 and lot 10 and I sel sw I 5-1-10 9,M(! Laura H Winters to Fred Turnure, wd. lots 1 and 2 in I blk 10 Red Cloud and pt blk 8 S. & M. add BOO Goldie M Robison et al to John Stabenow, wd, svl sel and s2nw4 9-1-10 1,800 Lincoln Land Co. to village of Guide Rock, wd, lot 1, blk 14 Guide Rock : 2 Sarah L. Smith to Bessie . Mann, wd, pt w2 swl 35-2-11 August Martin to Jacob Goll, wd,pt lot 28, block 14, Blue Hill 40: A T Walker to Mary J Hall, wd e2 nw4 8 and lot 10 s:4 sw4 .-,-1-10 10,500: Norman Ford to Sarah F Kiin mel. wd, lot 7, blk 2, Spcnce add to Bladen 1 ll .1 M Lockhart to W M Weg- mann, wd, pt 18-4-1 1 i,000 Trustees M. K. church to I. H. Holmes et al, deed, lot 0, blk 17, Bed Cloud 20O X O til i ! Mortgages tiled...., Mortgages released 8 a7,03U ...S14.43K ... 3,750" - $1,000.00 For Any Substance Injurious to Health Found in W- Calumet Baking Powder "Best By Test" Th Only High Grade Baking Powdr Sold at a Moderate Price. Compliis with all STATE and NATIONAL Purt Food Laws. All Crocers Are Authorized to Guarantee This NOW IS THE TIME To look over your Insurance Policies and see tnat you have everything fully covered. The lightning and storm T ' season is on. I represent six leading companies and have 800 risks in Webster County. O. C. TEEL, Red Cloud, Neb. OVERING BOTH PHONES V ' K.i Vf. t- 4 i . tv- 4 v ii KWf . t