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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1912)
4ttLifr vt. tf . TriTrnTni.1M m& S W ! 51 "!.! .te $ I v i. S M. lime Table i:i lioifMt No. ll-riirousli train, departs 2.00 a. in No. 10 t.ontt passenger " y a. 111 No. 171 Accommodation North ex. ccpt Monday and Wid., departs . 1:30 p. in. No. KO-AccoiuniodiUlon North Monday and Wednesday departs 1 1.30 a.m. vsr iiounii No. n-ThroiiKh train, depnrn fi.ljn. in. No. 1& Local passenger " 8.:wp. in. y.v.v.v.v.v.v.v HOMEJ4EWS Bulletin of The Week's Doinga See Dr. Cross over State Hank. School commenced Monday morning. John Tullcys of Lincoln was in town Friday. Will Kooti ami family are attending the state fair. V. B. Fulton ami children are lu Lincoln this week. Cutis. Hrubakcr v.is a passenger to Lincoln Monday. Ico Cream and Fountain drinks at Warren's restaurant. Editor Edson and wife tire taking In the statu fair this week. Foil Kent One furnished room, close in. Phone Hell Ked 102. Apples no cents per bushel at the old Lee orchard on Indian Creek. Uruee llobinsou of Clay Center spent Sunday in town with his parents. Arthur aud Ted MoArthur are at tending the state fair this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cither and dau ghter visited in Hastings Friday. Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Corbett were passengers to the state fair Monday. Mr. and Mrs R O. Runchcy left Monday for Lincoln to attend the State Fair. Frank Hutchison of Wilcox, Nebr , arrived la town Sunday for a visit with relatives. Miss El-ma Grimes of Blue Hill visit ed her brother, Ned Grimes and fumlly last week. E. U. Overman aud family returned from California where they have spent the summer. Geo. Uanbrook and wife returned from Hastings Friday whore they visit ed relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huffman of Cowles attended the I. O, 0. F. piciltu. here Monday. J. A. Bradford aud family returned from Hastings Monday where they visited relatives. ,,-. Mrs. Frank Bloom of Hustings is visiting her mother, Mrs. Andrew Soderlln this week. Teacher of Piano Mns. Si JamkisoN residence corner of 3rd. Seward street phone number Red 127. Mr. and Mrs. Iiooue Saunders gave their little daughter a birthday surprise-party Thursday evening. Miss Leta Llnch, domestic science teacher for the high school arrived Thursday to take up her duties. The finest line and best assortment of Harness ever carried before. Call and look it over. Mokhart Bros. "Service," "Quallty"and "Legitimate Prices" these are the things which causes our job department to lead Carl MoArthur left Sunday night for Des Moines, Iowa to continue bis studies at the Highland Park college. Mi8sKiithryn Burke of Walnut.Iowa arrived in the city Friday night to re sume her duties in our public schools. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Smith left Mon day for Lincoln where they will visit relatives and to attend the state fair. Special attention given to diseases of eye and ear. Glasses accurately fitted. Dr. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nebr. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bailey left Mon day for Cleveland. Ohio aud other eastern points for a visit with relatives. 4 W aH m, wKjff "fc "a k f f t& t f a Gti 2 Cj Ready Cooked Foods JSJOWADAYS one can really serve a meal without going to the trouble of preparing the food and cooking it. There are many canned foods in the way of soups, in fact mostly everything even plum pudding. We carry a full stock, priced right and we list the following: Soup Spagheli Veal Loaf Deviled Ham Pork and Beans B. E. McFarland All thm Phonmu Rev. J. M. Bates will return from bis vacation trip on Saturday aud hold service at Grace church next Sun day. Lloyd Rlckcrson left Saturday for liallantine, Mont., where he will work in Saunders Bros., lumber yard at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Touy Clark aud Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Moore left Monday for Lincoln where they will attend the state fair. Chas. Uogatti of Bladen was in town Saturday enroute for Beatrice where be has purchased an interest In au electric theatre. The Baptist Sunday School held a basket picnic out at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Topbam's home Friday. A good time is reported by all. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J. Warren, Mr. utid Mrs. Roy Oatman and .Mr. Roy Talt autoed to Llucpln Tuesday "to take in the state fair. Fob Sale Chkap Well Bred 3 year old getting broke single, fast trotter, perfectly sound aud gentle. WuL U. C Ciiuidkr. Both Phones. Those who have, bean nsing Dr. Raines' jpeclaLJorm'ula foronsilpa tlon can still-get' the iaipeolDr. Ames as he has the formula "' Red Cloud, Nebr., was represented ou today's market by W. H. Harrison, who marketed a car of hogs of his own feeding. Monday's St. Joseph Journ al. Noble Ball has resigned his position here with the Bell telephone company and will move to Frankhu where be takes charge of the Independant tele phone company. Dr. Winifred Viers n&s located with Dr. J. W. Moranville the ofllce is now opened for general practice. Calls answered promptly day or night. "Both Phoues." Paul Storey, Past Qrand Master of the I. O. O. F. lodge of the state of Nebraska, left Tuesday for Winnipeg, Canada to attend the Sovorlgn Qrand lodge of Odd Fellows. Dr. J. W. Moranville wishes to an nounce that his niece, Dr. Winifred Viers, has opened his office for general practice, and that he will assist at any time when called upon. Omer Butler, who painted the strong and striking cover of the July Aerial Age, has just been married. We send him greetings. Marriage and aviation are the only agencies by which man can be transported to topmost heights. August Aerial Age. we urns Polk, Genung, Polk System, in building Monolithic Reinforced Concrete Silos. We build Silos anywhere in Nebraska or we sell the forms and let you build them . . . m m m m us m m m m m m m m m m Wrltc as for Further L Information Piatt & Frees " Red Clod, Neb. Mt-,. 1. A. Wnllhrmiltf U visiting In Llneol this week. Mr and Mrs. Chas. Gurney Sr., are In Lincoln this week. John 1). Fulton of Rlverton was visiting relatives hero Tuesday. The dates for the Farmers' Institute ave fixed for November lt, a0, 31 and Mrs. II. A. McCoiie has returned home from n visit In the oastcrn part of the state. Don't fall to sue the beautiful colert in felt hats lu all shades for young and old at Mrs. Ilurdeu's The tallest man in town Monday was a gentleman named McCoy from nenr Lebanon. He measured six feet, five and three fourth1) inches in height, lie played second base In the game of ball Monday, aud there whs no throws too high for his reach. Rufus Mlksch cut down one of the large cottonwoods ou thu court house Kiiiuuds Tuesday. He stepped oif, Its length as it lay upon the ground and made it seventy-two feet. These trees were planted by David Lut., as a patriotic contribution about thirty live years ago. Mr. F.S. King, who lives south of this city, has fully recovered from the accident which befell him a short time ago. Very fortunately for him he was insured iti the Woodmen Accident Association of Lincoln and that com pany promptly paid him the sum of 127.15. The Beatrice Commercial Club will soon start on a trade excursion in special train and will visit this elty ou the 11th of this month. They get in here at U:30 and stay over night leav ing for Guide Rock the next mornlt g at eight o'clock. Arrangements should be made at once to give them a hearty welcome. Mrs. J. A. Burden wishes to an nounce that she will have all her trim med hats on display next Saturday, September 14th. This ofllce was the preoipleut of some handsome and finely flavored apple's brought in by Oliver McNutt aud G. W. Shannon. These apples would do credit to any country both in appearance, fragrance and taste. This demonstrates what n little care will do in the production of fruit in this country. Our apple crop is getting larger aud larger every year. "Impressions gathered from a week spent lu London" will 'be the subject of an address by the pastor of the Con gregatioual church 'Sunday evening. Mr. Bayne will speak of his visit to The Houses of Parliament, London. Tower, St. Paul's Catherul. The' Nat ional Gallery. The British Museum and other places of Interest. Special music by the choir. You are cordially invited to this and to the other set vices. In as much as the Beatrice Commer cial Club will visit us next Wednesday night the bnslness men of this city should get together and formulate plans for the reception of this club. We suggest that a meeting be called tomorrow night for' that purpose Flans should be made to give them u most hearty welcome. .Arrangements ought to be made to take the visitors over the citp. We trust that every energetic, public spirited citizen will be out tomorrow night and help make this a success. Enrollment in the various rooms of our school for the first day is as fol lows: Kindergarten so 1 Grade so 2 Grade 1 44 a Grade 37 4 Grade ! 5 Grade 45 0 Grade 'fil 7 Grade 40 8 Grade 40 0 Grade 71 10 Grade 3i 11 Grade 36 13 Grade 32 Post Graduate 2 Total 005 The high school is,' so crowded this fall that the school authorities have decided to place the eighth grade in the Lincoln building. The Washing ton building will now be used exclus ively for high school work. -The in crease in the high school attendance is accounted for, because there are 78 non-resident students and because e lectlve courses are offered which keep the boys and girls in school. Never before have the higher grades been so filled as this year and this condition is but the result of an adiquote course provided for some time since which gives the pupils a choice of subjects for study and consequently holds their interest in school work. Under the old system of one course, boys and girls dropped out and quit. Cart 1 Thuks, v We wish to tender our sincere thanks to all those who so kindly aid ed ua in our recent trial and bereave ment. The flot al tributes, the nursing, the watching and all the kind acta of neighbors and friends were sincerely appriclated. Our hearts go out lu gratitude to all those who so tenderly and thoaghtfully ministered to ur M. . Martin and children. CeMrcftatlenal Church Nil Ices. li a N D Wi have for sale farms on easy payments and special terms, worth the money. Several mighty good deals. The lmgest list of local farms from which to select. Dan liAimun & Cmii'iNV, Cuitv Ofllce. The C, 0. D, Feed Sure We carry a full line of Feed, Hay, I'lour, oils and lias. Tiy our Machine OU on your mower At present wo have some choice Cane and Millet seed, come in and eon- liticl what you need before its gone. F. U. HI'NDKRSON Dr. Wlnlfied Viers located with Dr. J. V. Morauiillo special attention given toOhstetiicsand particularly to plseases of women and children. The best and pmest lec Cream and Summer drinks in the city at the Hon Ton Cafe. -VYIKTER PRICE s SUMMER PRKE Procrastination Is The Thief Of Time! In the Matter of Putting In Your Winter's Supply of Coal, PROCRASTINATION May Be The Thief Of The Difference Between the Summer and Winter Price! itoN'f PROCRASTINATE! 1 Saunders Bros. AMERICAN BEAUTY SarftEMAINDER) CORSETS Are correct in design, workmanship and style, making a garment that is not surpassed in this country and at a price within reach of all. Every part of their construction is under the closest scrutiny and care is given every detail. The products are corsets of magnificent Hies, that have style and wearing qualities. All of the beit known ideas of corset intelligence are embodied in them. $1.00 to 95.00 F. NEWHOUSE $ Agtnta lor ouiMnva jraiivrcw Wants and for Sale A good sewing niachino for sale. In quire at this ofllco. Hot Hamburger and Short Orders at all hours at Wnrrcu's restaurant. Call ruiul phone ?0." if you havo cream or poultry to sell, J. O. Camwi:li.. The Diamond Klectrlo Vacuni clean er demonstrated in your home free. Call Phono Ited 07. All kinds of Kiuctrlcal woik done by Morhart Bros New Models New Fabrics New Ideas Altogether IN Kuppenheimer Clothes For Sale The Suits and Over coat, from this ex cellent house are Comming every day and we want you to see them. : : : CowdeitKaiey First DeeVNerthal " DA1 CMA ftlk Poet Ottiea ' && The Corset .i" Barbara Phares, Prop. Dr. Cross tlio dentist is lozatcd over the State Hank. do to P. L. Hansen for your Harness and Machine Oils. Go to the Hon Ton Cafe for the best Ice Cieam and Soda Water in town. A B.tiuiArN: My residence property on Webster St., nenr 4th avenue. First good offer takes it. Don't be back ward make tnu an offer. Address Geo. F. Newhouse, The Dalles, Oregon. Wltai's Pension. The recent act of April 10th, 1008 gives to nil soldiers' widows a pension 8t2 per month. Fred Maui or, the at torney, hns all necessary blanks. Copyright 1912 The Howe oi KuppenheiaiM vu vawMwa mvmi Season's -v Fashions 'kI Fxfja jkm$i ialiB IfrMUNmam (TmiM l-JIIII AMERICAN KaUTY tlyl. 021 KalMtm CmmIC., Htktn 1 , a Hi . '1 M rj$ e w 'in I IS . $& ' r.. ""Wi v f" M ii KM i ft 'uftJUrfti't.'PJEi'MlftS t .ii - flr '
