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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1913)
1P CLOUD, NBJtAA, CHIEF The; Fair Football Enthusiast 3 ' " t You'll find this smart ed with lace, an unusual value at $1. Our complete assortment of J. C. Corsets contains a model especially designed for every type of figure. If you want corset style, corslet com fort and corset wear, see prices $1 to $6. V.".VAWV.SV.W.V.V.V.V. HOME NEWS Bulletin or The Week's Doings ?AV.V.SS'.W.V.W.V.V.V.V. Attorney MoNcny and wife wore In Lincoln this week. - Dick Urny of Xoiton, Kansas was in the city this week. Isaac Shepnrdsori- was 'down from Hirer to n Monday. Fred Smolscr wns u passenger to (irand Island this morning. Guy Zelgler was in Rlvertou TueS' day" visiting his patents. E. II. Gulliford of Grand Island ar rived in town Wednesday 10 visit friends. Congressman tillns 1 tint on and wife of (irand Island were iu the city Fri day visiting friends. Mr. and Mi's. Walt. Warren and Mr. and Mrs John Havel were Hastings visitors Wednesday. Mis. Addle Pierce and children of Belhtirc, Khs,, are vlsltiug with Grant Christy and wife tills week. Mrs. Fred Stauberry of Scottsbluff, Nebr., arrived in the city Wodnesdaj to visit Kd Auiauk and wife. A. 'P. h;ly was dowit from McCook Wednesday ami while in town he mude this ofiicu u pleasant call. Miss Elsie Cole of Tipton, indiaua, arrived hero the iirst of the week to visit iter uncle, Clias. liuoklo. -IhcNoimul training' class of our nigh school was out visiting the rural fljlioolh u couple of days this week. Sheritl'lleilgu urriveifhoiutj Friday from Lincoln wiieio he chaperoned Win. Gidlu-aith to the state penotoniA iniy. Cecil E.-sig, who is attending the Btato agricultural cullego at Lincoln, speut tliti hist Qf the week here with his parents urTllgh school foot ball team will play the Grand Islaud High school team heie Thanksgiving day, (Jo out and see the guinea x f. u. TuFDUFe & Son The girl .who goes in for out door life as well as society will find in this J.C..C. model a corset that sets off the charms of her figure to a nicety, and(yet allows a grace ful freedom of movement. J. C. C. College Girl No. 4 The low bust suggests un corseted ease and grace, .while the extreme long skirt en hances the natural silhouette lines of the youthful femi nine form. model, daintily trimm- our fitter. Sensible Attorney McXeuy uns in Nelson last Thursday. Mrs' Chits. Kent is visiting in Guide Rock this woek. See the complete line of rugs at Miner Hros. Co.4- Geo. Warren was iu Hastings Tues day on business. m Geo. H. Overing is in Lincoln this week on business., When in'need of anything In the rug line see Miner Bros. Co. J. H. llniley arrived home the ilrst of the week from Lawrence, Kans. The Inrgest lino of rugs in the city ondisplay at Miner Hros. Co. The Cowles Fanners Institute will be held at Cowles, January 27 und 28. When you want A Short Order or Fresh Oysters go to Warren's res taurant Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolsch nre the proud parents of a baby boy born Friday morning. Mrs. J. B. Uutlerenjoyed a visit with her sister. Mrs. G. A. Wells of Cowles the Ilrst of tho week, Mrs. Alf Saladen leaves today for Satita Anna California to spend the winter with relatives nnd friends. Mrs. Geo. Warren nud daughter, Mrs. Ned Grimes and children returned home from Lincoln, Monday night. I have the. best rate iu the county on farm loans, ee mo and be convinced, My motto prompt service. , A. T. Wai.kku ' .i A trial of tho Comet Cigar will con vince you tluit it Is well worth lOets. while it is fold for Cuts, by all dealers. Will Wet suer and wife returned Sat urday morning from Teunessoe wheie they had been visiting rolatives for several weeks. Mrs. J. W. Kiusoll returned home last Saturday after spending tho week with her daughter, Mrs Cora Cobb who lives over in Kansas. A. B. Atkins went to Grand Island Wednesday to gut his automobile which he "had left up there to get re puired after being smashed up. Miss Lena Ohms ted e has been elect ed as teacher of District number 18, to fill the vacancy made by the resig nation of Miss AdelleKulin. Sfarkey Bros., the' largett cattle feeders io the Republican valley, re celved 1G cars of cattle last Thursday which they will feed this winter. I Mr. and Mrs McCoy of Blue Hill were in the city Monday attending the funeral of Mrs. I. W. Edson. W ac knowledge a call from Mr. McCoy. Mrs. Fred Wlttwer received a letter from her son, Sam Wright, of Madison, Mo., announcing the arrival of a baby girl at his home November the 8th. There will be services held at the Baptist church next Sunday. Both morning and eveuing. Everybody is cordially iuvltcd to attend these services. Jack Waller and several other of the Cowles football enthusiasts were down Friday rooting for Oxford but it was all in vain as the game went to Red Cloud. Tomorrow our High school foot ball team will go to Franklin where they will play the Academy team. We pre dict that our team will show Franklin a bard battle and we hope our team wins. Next Thursday is Thanksgiving day and this paper will be printed next Wednesday evening and our advertisers who want to change their advertise ments will please bring their copy in early. Tho Union Thanksgiving service will be held Thanksgiving morning at 10 o'clock iu the Methodist church. All cordially invited nnd urged to at tend. Rev. John J. llnyitp, pastor of the Congregational church will deliver the sermon. Lust Friday afternoon thu Cowles school girls' basket ball team came down and played our High school girls' team on thu Knout. Held. It. was u good game and our girls won tho game by a score of 21 to 17. Jesse Barlow left th later part of last week for Farmington, III., his old uome, aim from tliero ho will go to ChicHgo to attend tho live stock show and visit with fi lends. He expects to be gone about six weeks. Mr. Frey's class of young ladies will give n four season booth social in the parlor of the M. K. church on Wednts day evening at 8 o'clock, Nov. 2(!th ri'l.;. ...-.. 1. r .1.1 -, .... aiiu inuuL-fio oi wns social win in: used for p r o v i d i u g Thanksgiving baskets for the poor peopje of tho city. Everybody young und old invited. Lome and help in a good cause and have a good time Sunday morning tho pastor of the Congregational church will preach on the subject: "Tho Normal Develop. ment of a Life". A study of tho boy hood, youth, manhood and old age of the prophet Samuel. Subject for the evening; 'The Indians and Negroes of North America." Several of the men of the Congregational will give five minute addresses at this service. All cordially invited. GARFIELD Cloudy, misty weather hut no rain. Will Fisher stacked his toddor Tues day. Mrs. Ida Kent returned to Garfield Friday. Al Smith and family were visiting with Harry Harris' Sunday. n....t itfl.fi t .i i'hiii iiuc is me siar trapper on Windmill Row, judging from tho por fume he has at-times. Mrs, YMImore has returned to her home at Wllsonvlllo after several days visit at the T. W. White home. Harry Harris sold three hogs last Saturday that weighed over 1400 pounds.) Pretty good porkers for a dry year. Frank Amack vaccinated calvos for Smith Bros, und Guy Barnes Tuesday. Will Fisher and children called on Jack Barnes and family Sunday. Attention Union Farmers The County Union for Webster Coun ty of the "Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America" will be organized at Rod Cloud, Nob,,, Dec. 11, lOW, beginning at 10 . iu. Every member of thu Union is expected to be there. The Hon. A C. Davis, the National Sec'y-Treas., will be with us nud will deliver mi open door address at 2:.10 p. m. Everybody both union and none union are cordially invited to come and hear the principles of this organ Izatlon expounded. This meeting will be held iu the M. W. A. hall. John K. WRiNMp.isn:n, Org. Oth. Cong. Dlst. adv.St Nebraska. m -" "She JIEPEE Friday and Saturday ' V NOV. 21-21 X fiawr rregram 1 liDDnnADii -..t t. onivtimi , n.rnwi wpnu iroiu HID ornnion DON The second of the "Whe Will Marry Mary" scries. PATHK WEEKLY. FOOL LUCK-Come.ly. DECEIVING YNCLE ASA. First Show at 7:30. Mutlnm- SUtnrUv afternoon at 8:30 p. m. All childreu utader 12 venrs not In urnmtv. All nth. era 10c. Oxford High School Team Forfeits Game to Red Cloud Last Friday tho Oxford High school foot ball team came down and played our High school team on the Koo'ntz field. In the first quarter our boys made a touch down. In the last part of the second quarter our team fumbled the ball and the Oxford team got possess ion of the ball and made a touoh down and kicked goal. In tne ttiircl quarter our team fum bled the ball on Oxford's 4 yard line and the latter team got possession' of the ball and made a touch down but It did not count on account of one the Oxford players making a foul taokle on one of our players. The Referee brought the ball back ami peualized the Oxford team and gave tho ball to our team. Prof. Anderson called his team off the Held and refused to play tho game out and the Referee forfeited tho game to Uud Cloud, score 1 to 0. The Oxford team did not put up the class of foot hall that our boys play. Our team put up a good game and time after time went thru their oppon ent's lino lor big gains. Webster County Junior t Program and Contest The Hist Junior piograui of Webster county was huld Thursduv, Nov. Ill at tho opera house, lied Cloud, Nebr. The first session was huld at 10:.'li)a. in, Mr. Anderson, the statu farm demon strator, gave a short talk in tli-i boys on club woik and orgauiA-d a Webster County Boys' Club with the following olllcers.- Hllory Hooper, dist. No. 2, President Haroljl Berg, dlst. No 0, vice-pros. ItulliciCrow, dist. No. 75, sce'y-treas. Miss Irene Miner, County Advisor Miss S illin and .Miss Holt, had charge of tho girls' work. Each gavo a short address to tin; girls and organized a WebsttirCouuty Girls' Club with otll cars as follows: Alta Coon, dist. No. 2, president Grace Robertson dist. No u'.t vice-pies. Irene Pegg, dist. No. 78, seoy-treas Miss Irene Mjuar, County' Adviser. Iu the afternoon the boys and girls mot at 1:15 for a general session. Many parent und friends were present. The eighth grade chorus of the Red Cloud schools guvo three selections uudcr tL direction of Mr. J. E. Wagoner. Tho songs were beautifully rendered. Mr. Anderson took the boys to the barn for a demonstration on tho "Judging of Milk Cows," ami after that took tliuln to visit exhibits of special interest to the boys. Tho exhibits sent by thu boys and girls to tho contest were splendid. Tho following exhibitors received club plus in addition to the premiums o lie red by tho Farmers Institute: OIgn Dvoracek Marie Monia Hnth Lunstedt Fay Dagger Kmma Frey Mildred Portenier Irene Pegg Anna Hansen Alta Coon Jennie Coon Ethel Coon Gem White Carrie Lundstedt .Schuyler Hayes Kenneth 'Crowell Newton Crowell Ida Coon Mario Pegg Elta Frey Nellie Kroy Itutli Frey Paulino Wiggins Delta Duckworth Willa Whltaker Jennie Cummlugs Newton Crowell, Dis. lit received tho ten dollar premium offered by' the South Omalja Stock Yard Company and Kenneth Crowell received the second premuium of ilvo dollars. Scbuylor Hayes, Dist. 37 was awarded first premium' on the best (en ears of other than yellow corn. G. 6. DENNY AUCTIONEER. Superior, v Nabraska. " Phone JJ7 L. Drake Ijmilos'north Nov. 20.- o of Nelson. Nov. '.'(. lliius north of Hardy. Slinolhou, 0 miles Jan. 28. Murel Nash, 4 miles north east of Guide Uock. Fob. -'. S.JUchurdsou,!) miles north west of llurr Oak. Fob. :i,-J. H. Hamilton & Son, bred sow sale of Poland Chinas, Guide Rock, Feb. 0. W. L. Denny, 0 miles north of Guide Rook. Feb. 10. Lew Smith, 3 miles north east of Guide Uock. Feb. 11. U. Q. Iliggins 3 miles north of Nora. o96969 g Going Aaiay Whether you are or hot, its a . good idea to Check up your needs in. Clothing and Fur nishings and come in and see us. We've prepared for a big Thanksgiving trade and can take care of you in good sh'a'pe. Kappenhei.Hr Clothcraft . aid Society Brand Suits and Overcoats for Men and Young Men. The BestClothing money can buy. Priced Within Your Reach, $8.00 to $30.00 Mens' Ties. Shirts. Under wear. Silk Hosiery. Collars. Gloves, Mittens. Hats, Caps and Fine Trousers. Com To Us For Your Thanksgiving Needs you'll ' not have any regrets. he Qowden-Kaley Qlotbing Qo. till s Red Gtoud's Fore Most Clothers m n wv3SSN'i Now that Christmas Time Is Drawing NEAR Would it your inrisimas snopping eanyr inc shrewd Christmas buyer does not wait nntil everything has been picked over and then rush in at the last minute and buy what is left. Why not come in now while we have time to show you our goods and while II it is pictures, music cabinets, Rocking chairs, dining chairs or small rugs. We are well supplied in all lines ROY SATTLEY Licensed Embalmer.and Furniture) Dealer. Feb. 17. Rodney Rogers, 5 miles southeast of Mt. Clare. Fell. 21 A. T. Cross, Duroc Jersey sow Milo iu (luido Rock. Feb. 2d. Nate Simpson, 2 miles northwest of Guide Rock. Feb. al. Jus. Martin, miles southeast of Mt. Clare. March !). llarnard and Iliggius will make u Polaud China sow hhW at Nel sou. 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