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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1910)
-B- "I wished I had known of Chi-Namel before my floors were refinished" was an expression often heard among the many ladies who attended the Chi-Namel Demonstration at C. L. COTTING'S store. "I never knew that it was possible for a varnish to stand so much abuse and still be none the worse for wear. C. L. COTTING ought to do a good business with Chi-Namel and the patent graining system. CHAS. L. COTTING, The Druggist. Wnffll -j- : 1 . AT: ALBRIGHT BROS. ,94444444444tttCtttttC4r ; LOGALETTES . Clarence Kizor is homo from Kansas City. Follow tho crowd to Webster County Fair. Roncw your subscription for the Chief. Ed Gnrbor of Beatrice was in town Friday. Will Overman was down from Oxford Saturday. Frank Kuchn of l'rossor wus in town Saturday. Come on! Come on! To Webster County Fair. J. C. Sloss was in Blue Hill the lust of last woek. Bishop Graves of Kearney wa9 in town Sunday. Dwight Jones was up from Guide Rock Sunday. Dwight Jones and wife spent Sun day in the city. Mrs. Joe Warren's sister arrived Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ilenry McCune went to Superior Sunday morning. Mrs. Chas. Bennett was down from Cowlcs Saturday. Lucius Frisbie roturnod to Geneva Sunday morning. L. H. Blacklodgo returned home Tuesday morning. Mrs. Jesse Norton was up from Superior Saturday. Judge John B. Stanser will preside over tho police court. Bort Dickey returned to Red Cloud Wednesday morning. Mrs. Austin returned to her home Wednesday morning. Miss Raney has gone to Blue Hill to spend her vacation. The Junior Whist Boys banqueted the young ladles at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Grimes Thursday evening. Seo Dr. Stockman for eye glasses. Satisfaction guaranteed. It's groat! Tho Webster County Fair. April 29th and 30th. Miss Longtin of Concordia, Khk., is visiting Miss Alfa Longtin. Will Robertson and wife went to Superior Saturday morning. The Misses llurkc and Vera Wilson wore in Hastings this week. For Salk: Four fresh milch cows. Inquire of R L. Hunsicker. Sheridan I'harcs was down from Lincoln the first, of tho weok. L. M. Crabill returned from Cripple Creole, Colo., Sunday morning. Will Auld's mother from Iowa is visiting at his homo this week. Geo. Overing returned from his western trip Tuesday morning. Mrs. C. MeKooby left Wodnesday morning for a visit in Wisconsin. Mrs. Roy Hultsizor returned to Norton, Kas., Thursduy morning Misses Halo and Bryan went to Auburn, Neb , Tuesday morning. Rov. Smith returned from New Paris, Penn., tho first of the week. For the nobbiest up-to-date lino of hats forallagos call on Mus Haut. You do not need Rockefeller's bank account to buy n hat at Mus Haut. Miss Iva Crabill will close her 7 months school in Dlst.Gl Friday Apr. 8. Saunders Bros, have received their new power cement mixing machine. See Dr. Warrick the Occullst Tues day, April )2th at Dr. Damerell's ofllce. Extra Fine Early Ohio Seed potatoes; For Sale AtMiNEit Bitos., and Co., Store. Fred Uortfleld and family are down from Alma visiting with Mrs. Dr. Jones. Foil Salk Three show cases. In quire at Ncwhouse's for further par ticulars. Meet your friends at Wobstor Coun ty Fair. Opera House April 29th and 30th. The new passenger between Oxford and Hastings was put on Monday morning. Mrs. Lew Vance of Hastings was tho guest of relatives horo the first of the week. George Morhart left for California Tuesday where he will enjoy a much needed rest. Remember tho time and place Tho only event of tho season Webster County Fair. The Chief olllce takes subscriptions aud renewals for the Twentieth Cen tury Farmer. Miss Minnie Ohmstodo of Guide Kock was visiting Miss Mabel Holm grain Suuddy. Mr. S. Day recolvod word Monday morning that his mother had dlod in Baltimore, Mil. All the great artists sing for the Victor and Edison. Hear them at Newhouse Bros. MlssGraco Frsisbio returned Sunday morning to University Place to take up her school work. Take jour spectacle case to Now house Bros. They will putyour Initials on it, free of chargo Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Miner went to Trenton Frldny in their unto return ing S'jnday evening. The W. it. C met last Saturday afternoon. Thoro was big uttendanco present. Come again. The Degree of Honor meets next Tiu'Mlay evoning Every member is requested to bo present. Clydo Bmven who is attending col lege at Nebraska City was visiting his brother Richaid Bowen and wlfo here tho first of tho week. The Royal Neighbors meet next Wednesday evoning and every member is requested to bo present as there will be something doing. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fearn wero up from Superior Wednesday attending the wedding of her sister, Miss Hazel Itobortson to Mr. John Rasser. Tho Ladios of Rod Cloud will give a dinner Saturday April 9th over Miner Bros, and Co., store, tho pro ceeds to go for buying the now Base Ball suits. Dr Warrick, tho specialist will moot eye, ear, noso and throat patients and those needing glasses fitted at Dr. Damerell's oillce In Red Cloud, Tues day, April 1 2th. Last Friday ovening the G. A. R. and W. K. C. suprlsed Mr. McCrnckon It being his sixty-sixth blrtday aud at a late hour a banquet was sorved. Everybody had a good time Closing out tho entlro stock. Pic ture mouldings 20 porcent off. Pastel Palutlugs 33-J porcent off Standard sheet music SO percent off. Mctcalf's Studio, Potter Block, up stairs. Don't forgot the dinner and supper at Minor Bros., building next Satur day given by tho ladies of the town for tho benefit of tho base ball team. Ico Cream and cako will be served all day. Call and look my line of hats over before buying as seeing is believing. You have to seo my line of hats as these few lines can give you no idea of the style and low prices of my hnts Mrs. Haut. There will be preaching service noxt Sunday morning and ovening at the Baptist church. Sunday evening will be the closing service in tho series of meetings conducted by Rev. C. II. Bancroft of Lincoln. A cordial invi tation is extended to all. Raleigh Edward Mattix, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mattix, was drowned while walkjng across the logs in the mill pond Monday evening. Raleigh was born in Red Cloud, Webster Coun ty, Nebraska, January 1th, 1803. He was IT) years, 2 months and 10 days old at the time of doath. Raleigh will he greatly missed by his schoolmates, friends and relatives. There arc his mother, father, one brother and flve sisters to mourn his loss. The funeral was held Wednesday at 2 o'clqok from the Fairview chapel.- Interment at Falrvie w cemetery. Jessup, Montana. Rov. Hummel wont to Edgar this morning. Tho usual services at tho Church of Christ will bo conducted in tho Christian church noxt Lords day April 10 by the minister L Aa. Hus song. Sormou at tl a. m. on "Tho Loyalty of a True Christian." Even ing sermon thomo 8 p. m. "The Royal Dignity of Man." Good music. Seats free. "Junior Band" at .1 . m. "C. E." meeting at 7 p. in. Webster county captured iwo im portant otllces at tho nieetltm of tho Central Nebraska Educational Associ ation held in Hastings last week. County Superintendent Mnble Day was elected secretary of the association and Miss Pearl Harris of Blue 1 1 til was elected kecrotary of tho declama tory committee. Webster county bows to tho teacher's association and gives assurance that tho contldeuco and honor conferred have not been mis placed. This ollh'e is pleased to acknow ledge the receipt of n card and a copy of the "The. Nagasable Press" publish ed in Nagasaki, Japan sent by Col. C. . Kaley. Wo were very much in terested in the nowsimner and took the greatest delight in reading tho supplement which was printed in the Japanese character. A good deal of tho English was interesting on ac count ofrcllectlng tho life In that country. Mr. Kaley is apparently en joying his trip around the world aud being a careful observer of uiou and things will have much to relate upon his arrival home. Married Men's Convention. A convention of the marriod mon of tho town of Wilcox Is hereby called to moot at 11:30 p. ui. on Friday night on or bctforo tho full moon in March 1919 to form a society for the protection of married men, and to dicipliuo those who have not conducted themselves according to the time honored customs of the town. Said meeting will bo held in the parlors of the city Editor on the third floor of tho Herald otllco. The following resolution will bo Intro duced and discussed. Whoreas tho married men of Wil cox did in the early days of Fobruary 1910 welcome to our town tho Hon. A. E. Yocum and takohim into full fel lowship, and have In till ways treated him as a friend and brother, and have had the utmost conildence in his char actor and conduct, it is with pain that we learn that he the said A. E. Yocum did on or about the 22nd day of March 1910 wilfully and with deliberate in tent, arise at the hour of 5 o'clock a. m. anil did then aud thoro proceed to All tho tubs, washing machine and other vessels usnaly used by women in doing family washing and then and there tho said A. E. Yocum did per form the whole job of doing tho family washing. Resolved, that he has violated evory prccideut practice and custom of tho married mon of tho town of Wilcox, and is deserving tho severest censure, and Resolved further that acommttteo be appointed to wait upon him aud in form him of these resolutions and to exact suoh promises from him as shall prevent this custom from becoming general In this community. Wilcox Herald. Bring Your ffusbandl 4$ with you to see J " feFREE'SewingMacltme 1 If he Iim worked with automatic locking desks, automatic ihop machinery, or on the farm with automatic harvesters, He will appreciate tSFREE. Hewitt not want you to sew for the family with a machine which hasn't been improved to speak of for 25 years. Both of you will he enthusiastic about such improvements as:- The ''Rotosclllo" Movtmcnt The Rotary Spool Tin The Automatic Shuttle KJcclor The H Sett of lUllllcarlntfs The Automatic IxKklndUraweri The beautiful French ltd de Thc Automatic Tension Release slftnwhlchdocsnotthowduit and scores of other points. tfPJFREB is the Only Insured Sewing Machine! Tb Fr Attachment ro of tho beat mull. Come andaoelt. ED. AMACK juutty LI !.1 tod 1 g ) Baked Bread, " Biscuit. Cake, Pastry. Fresh.TastefuL Health ful, and Economical when made with X& mm tvA .it.. K9A M .VS-V" .csV mm SCF w m No Alum No Lima J$Aki n ItoWDEtt VAt "" 8fi ft it, i wTs Royal Is the only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar ; vt lflrr'& m&BBmmmmmgBmBm Wa'r---vMv'aWMW---.-- - -- - - --- mm- . K.V)' . .1-.I.TW Vffi&r : I 8 i .ac?.:KaKs: 1 V WE ARE READY To show you our new line of Spring photo mounts of fine quality. We have all size Card mounts, Squares, Ovals, Panels, Bust, Different sizes for family groops. Folders, of neat quality. Come and look at them. See STEVENS BROTHERS Photographers. iVJ?jr&MS&.W& I SAY MISTER ! ! ! f g Having secured three carloads of wire fencing at a BIG BARGAIN, we are willing to divide with you. 5 : COME AND SEE, S Yours trulv. n. :, .., 9 I I-LAll &rKfcU. P. S. we sell only full rolls: 15, 20 and 40 rods. m --44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 , S I Boost! Boost!! Boost!!! Word has been passed on the btreot to the otTectthat Falrhury desires to purchnbc our bams hall frnnchiso but wo do not want to givo up the idoa of league base ball, lied (Jloud can en joy the game as much an Falrhury, Boston or Now York and there is no reason in tho world why wo should not have real fast bull here. Tho uncertainty of tho election in a moasuro worked against base ball on thusiasm hut now that tho election is out of the way tho thing to do is for ovorybody to get Into tho harness and boost Boost for baso ball, for the Rod Cloud team and for lied Cloud City. Some have objected because there are evils connected with tho gatno others that it Is n waste of timo and others that it costs money. If wo wait for somo form of activity to come along which is entirely free from evil we will wait till we are all transported to tho celestial regions. Good men vote aud some may wager that tho vole was registered for or against a certain candidate aud for that reason should everybody refrain from voting? Again, the timo spent in attendance upon u good rousing ball gamo is an o.xcollent thing for those tense nerves and thoso foul air polluted lungs. One good shout for the home team or a good pluy works wonders for the exhausted system. We need relaxation and recroatlon and base ball is an amusement in which all may judge. It docs cobt ii little money but it Is worth tho price. Any kind of amuse tnout for tho wholo peoplo costs money but it Is money well hpent. No 0110 need to fear that they will not get their money's worth this year because wo will have a fast team and will be in fast company. Our team will bo composed of gentlemen and the man agement intends to suppress uny vio lation of the laws. Oct into the band wagon and boost for base ball. H m m fe9kh.fc kh?fe h hk .aaafeate W.W.k. W. n 0 v M0 ? 7M 19 M M Z 3 B S 13 iB B S lS S 13 9 7P a9PW The home Grocery P. A. Wullbrandt, Prop. E verythin IN atables $. ft ffi I carry a complete line of strictly fresh Groceries, cV fll and my prices are such that it will pay you to do ft your buying in this line of us. Only the first-class jJJ brands of canned and package goods carried. 2; All staple Groceries in bulk at Bed-rock Prices. W PloaftliftOCC In a0rocer-? 8toro mor0 t,mn in anything else, r UICullllUC22 buyers should demand Absolute Cleanliness. (ft You cannot buy Groceries in a dirty, ill-kept place and bo sure o ffl pure goods Cleanliness'and sanitation are our hobbies. : : : : m f$ '&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& a; ft ft Of all Sound-Producing Instruments of the Cabinet Tyne the New Grafonola "De Luxe1 lM made by the Columbia Phono-' graph Co., is by far the most com plete in its beauty of appearance and its unequaled reproducing qualities. The Motor is the strong est and heaviest ever made for any instrument of this kind. As an in terpreter and reproducer of music the GRAFONOLA has no peer. We would be pleased to show you the advantages of the Gr5 fonola over any other instrument COTTINGI& MITCHELL AGENTS. --.... . .-i.-,T .lBfWI"" If IVf-WJl'"" '4"" - t-- --4 ,! rswMl f 'WWtf'l'w" ' "" '-wg!?,--- A 1 : . f J Mw5pirw''. f bt w, ify "'- ' 0rUi4iVT ..'-''"-p"-"'-e(iki33;taiw