The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, May 07, 1914, Image 5

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HOME NEWS
Uullotin of Tha Week's Doings
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Diaf up tin dim i'i "niiif!
Next Snntliiy it M I'Uei's 0 iy. """'
NOM Wednesday Haiynni l)ny.
Mutt Dojle is hcio from Amber t.
Cmt Uoer wus In Mile II 111 Monday.
Will tlmoUH went to Omaha Tnewl.iy
I, U. Overman wan, Iti Orloium '1 ue-
tiny.
Another Kood nilu fell Saturday
nltflit.
Will U'nltois of Inavule wan In town
Monday.
.luineStineiti'Ui was in UmUiirii on
Tuesday.
George FuirlloM went to Guide Hook
Tuubday.
Will White w n lltrttlnff visitor on
Tuesday.
I'miik Ktheiloii went to Oman ion
Tue-dny.
Ft ml Wallin vent to St. .Too Sunday
morning.
Will WW of Naponeo.fcpciitSundBy
in the city.
SaniShminan went to Hastings on
Wednesday.
A. V. Ilnrtwoll of luavale was in
tow n Fihlny.
Wall .Means went to Hiibtinga Mon
clay moiniiiK-
Clnls fns-sler of Blue Hill wab in
town Monday.
Alliu Uioivn was a paengerlo Has
tiiij;b Tuesday.
Win. Iioiib of luavale was on our
s'leets Monday.
William Hooves was a (lulilo Hock
Visitor Tuesday.
.las. HubatUrtof Ilillu township was
In town Monday.
At tome j MoNeny was in Alm.i Mon
day on biisiiioi-'.
Tom Auld of Oniului spent Suturelny
and SuiuUy here.
John Ohm.ste leof Ouido liuck was in
town Wed him! y.
(Jha. ,T U a ! i f ll Hill was in
town Wednesday.
Cllas Mo d vflturiied tul3ls I1UI
Tuesday uiorniiiH'.
John h Christian went to HnbUiiffs
Tiiod.i"y moirftn. v '"
Chi Il'ulev Aintf h'inie fioiiiX'iill
foinia Vfilnesduy.
Silver and Wan en Lonirtou went to
UiistiuKs Tuesday
lleniy btrayer of Franklin, spent
Sunday in tln-eity.
MisiCerliu.leCoou reiurned home
from Hindi n M nday.
l'Oll UHN I' umul u-iouin lion'P.
Ilutuhi-iiii ic Sal.nlen.
Frank I'orry, wife and child, went
to llaivaiil ednebilay.
CIph. Uui UOiualm this week buy
Inj goods tor li i sinie.
Attorney A. M. Walter, was down
tiom Hluo 1)111 Monday. ,
.loe Crow shipped two wua of cattle
Monday to ICansi-. City.
Mrs. Ale:; Hackles win a piiRscngi r
tj Ainu Sunday evening.
Hoy and Fay Teel me homo fiom
their visit to California.
Jako Klllngei was a passenger to
Hasting Tuoi, lay morning.
- HirLllull and filnlr l'opo went, to
Omaha Wwdiiewhiy movuliig.
Mr-". M. lU'lgo aud wn. Aaion, v.oie
up to Fran. i I'm i.nt ThuiBday.
Lymm K-olg hMppwl t" curs "'
cattle Mouda. tJ Kniwas City.
f I have the lust into in the county ou
farm loanj. See me mid no convinced
My motto pi ompt service.
A. T. Wai.ki:!!.
We take meiehants tnide chips same
U3 cash for any goods in our stoic.
,Tiie Cownu.v K.vi.i.v Ci.o. Co.
M. AlMlehaels or luavale was in
town Friday. Mr. Michaels and family
loft the Ihst of the week for Hsp.wolo,
Floilda, whole I hoy will mako their
future home.
Hoboit Davis, sou or Mr. and Mib.
Ernest Davis, died last Friday. The
funeral services weio held nt tho home
Suuday nftornooi and burial took
place in the olty cemetery. ,
.Mother Dav" will he observed
. Suuday inoriiinjr nt t'"' CoiiKieKatlomtl
cliurch with n-poll oiuion ami spe
cial muslo. )--ot tin honor our niotliuy,
by attoniilug ulmi-cli this occasion.
Subject of sermon: "BtfhoW Tliy Moth
er." AHiletitt" will. bo the subject of
.' n sireolul addM to Ve jlveu at the
evening durviee Tho inlor will speak
of tho KdUtuMit U8 of "lMiynical Oul-
tare." All y""ng pcoplo tn'e given i
epUl InvltttUon to ntvnir.
l VV. White uf (im-llriia Township
cwna4 Tuetjdnv ,.! ttli.l ui'ngiest-,
iV4 cMHUatti fvr tlie uorttjyulict) f
S4io4. JC. W nlittHai (k bllleviM
tliui'y 1 Uv )paiy, duoii4m, and
UiiJc tlioi,ntKi,tHfclv,i ti(ild . k. p
elvai .' - ' ,""' 'in1 ''
I'm HI t. -, i ( l) i li
ttrra'jnmwL i'aumji1 ujargy
.1. II II llev is home from Omaha.
Take jour creHin to .1. O. Cihlwell.
Alf SiludiMi ami Chns. Htubalier
weiv in lSepublleau City Sunday iikiiii-
l"'g. .
. Jack Alsteilt unit family were pass
oiiKciN to Uranil Island Monday mora
lug.
(iln Fun ivtnt to liiiieoln TuosiUy
morning to vliit IiIh biothorl Howaul
foe.
lei VanOntiip and wlfu avilreil
ht.ine Tuesday fism their visit in the
oh(.
C V C her hun imtehnned a new
i.d iuU. r auto fiotn (.ieo. Hall .1
Sons.
Will Dear anil wife took their little
daughter to Hastings last ThuiMluy
for lieatmeut.
.St aike Urns .shipped 10 ears of cat
tle and '2 em of In'ga to the liver
initrketa Wedtiesd iy.
The iimtirgenis wftn llnj fitsl roiin 1
In th" M. W. A state convention ni
Hasliii'jriW " 'lie lay.
Frrd Diti'den and wtnTo! ''t'.i'"vii'-,
ton fc'iit f-'undoy with hor p in tits,
Luii Kslg un 1 wife.
.1. A. MeArlhur spent Monday in
Hong IslnUil, Kansas, with his fiister.
Mrs. Curl .and daughters
Miss Hditli McKeighiiu utteuded a
meeting of the cluiki of the district
court hold at Oxford Friday.
All of my teas and eulr"es fin per
pound oil' on Uarguiu Day, May i:i,
H. U McFaiii.axi).
Wo want your, ti ado checks. Same
as cash to us.
Cownn.v Kai.cv Ci.o Co.
ICd Iteilnor shinned tlnco cars of
cattle Sunday to St. Joe and ICausas
City. He accompanied the shipment.
Miss Lena Ludlow leturued homo
Sunday fiom the northern part of the
suite where slio lias been teaching
School.
Meiedltli Uutlor, Walter Davis and
Don Fulton wont to Supeiior Monday
to build a cement silo for Piatt vV
Frees
Mr. and Mr. Will Weostier were in
Salem,. Kansas, Wednesday attending
the fun.- hi of ids cousin, Will Crumley
who died TiUhd.iy.
Wilt U.ilhjen It-It for his In me at
Mlnneipolw Wednesday nfter attend
ing Hie in leial "f liiB.bisttr, Mis.
Friinees Mcl'ln-raoii.
Mrs Hoalyof Maploton, Minn., was
hero attending" the funeral of Mis.
Will MoPhersou. Mia. Hualy is a sis
ter of .Will Mcl'hcrson.
Mis. A. H. Saladeii ami daughter,
Miss- Hazel, .arrived homo Sunday
uioi nlng from Call fornin wlieie they
have been spending the winter.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA,
Files for County Attorney
On Republican Ticket
This week we aie pleased to add to
our list ol candidateb the mime of
Uraiison W. Stewait, who is seeking
the olllco of County Attorney on the
Kopublicun ticket.
Mr. Stewait ib a man who needs no
introduction to the people of this vicin
ity, ho having made a very clean and
commendable campaign two years ago,
wlion he ran against Fred H. Maurer,
candidate for a second teini.
Mr. Stewait is u Nebiaska man
through and thiougli, coming to thin
state when but u year old. Ho grew
up on a farm near Lincoln and tecelv-
..il liit ofltw.utimi In tllll lilllllli M'liOnls
ill l.lucnlii and in me fseurasua otaic
UnivoiMiy, graduating iiom the Unl
veislty Col lego of Law in June, 1011,
and was admitted to the bar .hit o 10th
of tho same year.
Mr. Stewart openeil up his olllce in
tins dlty about tho llrst of November,
OU, and has made for, himself, both
a a citizen and In his ptnfossion a
n mie that is beyond lepioaeh. Hois
a until thn makes his ollents o.ise his
own, and his fi lends arc batlslled that
he i- competent to care for tho count) 's
work In a commendable manner.
School Board Proceedings
Hcd Cloud, Xeh., Apt 11 5, Ml.
IJortid inetn i pgnlur session, iniMii
I vr present, Stoiey, Cielghton, Coon,
I'llliiun, 'l'n r mi io and Hlaelcledge.
Minutes of previous inei'tlngfi lead
ii ud nppnnod.
S.ipt.exp, for April L'000 H
T )tal reeeiptsfor jear 18.i7n fi!l
Total e.pi uses isoal rt."
Communication from l'latsiuoiitli
school boaid Inviting the Hed Cloud
Ktluuil bo.ud to pnitcipito In otgntilK
nig a Sluti' School Hoard Asoelal Ion,
ii-eeived and placed on Hie.
Supt. leeoiiituiilded pliieing Domes-1-0
Sciince and Tipewrltlng coui.se as
elecllves in any guide lii this High
School.
The following bills were lead and
unified paid:
I'ndci wood Typo. Co !? 1 t'O
Malouo A very Co 'i I r.O
I.d, Hansen... 8 'JO
Atneiieiui Uook Co 1 1 "3
Vi rice Ding Co .ri 45
.s. U Fioiaueu -'." fiO
t?ee. OwviiIil' ...". "J 2 00
M. A. Albiight 1 '
Krank Suiolser 'J '-'
ti. P. Walker I'D
Chas. ailluim 70 ',K
Teaclieis coniinittee lecouiinonilul
the iollowing teaclieis for election:
Klndei f!iii toiiT-Uei triide Uood.
3rd gtade Anna (Jllhain.
lth guide Venla Henderson.
7th guide Huby Coleman.
High School Stella Ducker.
Music J. H Wagoner.
Chair ordoied a ballot on election of
teachers which resulted as follows:
Kindergai ten tioi triulo Oood ll vot's
Jth guide -Venia Ileinlerson 5 votes.
lth grade Mrs. Patmore 1 vote.
:iid giado Annie (illlian (5 votes.
ill! giaue liuoy lineman u volub.
High School half time, Stella Duck
er 0 votes.
Music J. H. Wagoner G votes.
Upon motion salary of Stella Ducker
was fixed at $10 per month, and .1 H.
Wagoner's salary at S3" per month.
Upon motion board adjourned.
It I). Mom r., Seoi otary a
Meeting called to order by Ilenr
(iilliani. Upon motion llco. Coon was
elected temporarily chaitiuan.
The following weto elected olllcois
of the now boaid: Henry 0'tlliam,
Piesidenl; (ieo. Coon, Vice President;
llalph Foe, Seel otary.
Moled by Creighton and seconded by
Coon that all supplies are to he oi del
ed by the supply coniinittee
Upon motion L. If. Hlncklodgo was
elected to represent tho Red Cloud
Uoaul or Fducation at u meeting to be
held in Lincoln, May lltli, for tho pin
pose of organizing a State School
Hoard Association.
Hoard adjourned.
llALi'lt Foe, Secretary.
CHIEF
lm
Will Hlfo of iieatrlee 1 vlilt'-ig
hmtliei', liny, an I wife this week.
I.ojil t vpi-nt. r ipt nt S'uul iy with
Ins parenln M mil Mis (.'nrpeiilut'.
Reigle-Picrce
One of tho puttleitH wedillusf of Hie
season took phieo on Wednesday, May
Dili, in the home of Mr. .1 S. Hotgle
of Indian Cieek. The day was perfict
and nntun' as well as tho hostess
seemed to Hiulle a weleoiuo to the
guests. liNiielly at high noon the
luppj couple look their places while
Itev. Ilnjne pionounred tho mystic
words that mtiilo them husband and
wile. The beautiful ring ceremony
was used, tho ring hoiii,: can led by a
liitlo nelec of the bride's. About thirty
llioof the Immediate relatives were
pi i soul to wit nes I lie service. Aftei
Hie eoieinony a bountiful and elegiut
wedding dinner was soivvd which was
ei.j yul by nil.
Tl.obtldf, Miw Laura H. Relglo Is
lie of our nfoul entini'ible and aceoin-
j.. i- ii
pI'Ml a llll&llinil fUiB. I III! Miooill.
Mr U uido A. Plviotf, W a gfndu ite ol
..or 1. oil hijli Bcho l whi re ho was
.in' nf tho honor men of ids eUss.
liming i (to iwt year 1 bus hn
.ci. rf at t'loTiiiMmi ' uek 1 1 n '.
h. io 1 o bus nii'l.i R grut -ilior. f
his mm a They will In ".on h u
.( i piiiK t l" C'' in tin M iim h. nn1
south of Hi- lU I'1" h l l" fl '"'ids
"nlto in vi 1 i K liiem h .'I'll, welltli
and a lulig and h p " hi. d llf-.
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What's On Your Mind ?
Oh: That Old Hat !
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We knew it, and have juft what you want d
in either a iftiff hat or one of those nobby x
soft ones thev are wearing on 5 ih avenue.
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The White Diamond .
De-Horning Pencil
For sale at
J. E. YOST'S Meat Market
Cvery pencil wlltde-norn llfty
calves from one day to one
j ear old, for
Call and Get One.
$1
-.1 m.
nnr.es won i siartie von eimer. as we A
are huilclin trade bv oivincr values that m
U-:M ,. uL Y ,;il v.i n
; Ultiij If KJ.i uin-iv. vv Ki vvni vi-i yuu 111,
y and may we suggest that you take a look
1 at the new suits for spring. 7
The Clothcraft No. 5130 Blue Serge, special at $15.00
is bctlcr lhan ever this season on account of the, reduction
in the cost of wool.
Clothcraft all wool suits $10.00 to 20.00
Kuppcnhciiner all wool suits
918 to 27. SO
New Shoes and Furnishing fo spring that will please you.
.Jhe Qomden-Kaley Clotuin9 G0
Red Cloud's Foremost Clothiers
WVs'
The Corset of
Youthful Vitality
Just - Received !
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Notice of Pinal Rcpcit.
In Hie rouiiiy Court ol Woimer iiiimty,
Nfliniska.
rn the iimtur ol tlu tstato of ratlmrluo
Ui...1fl..il.'rr. ilLLpaSL'tl
All vurhims lutcrc-itiil In Hald Lhtftte are
henhy notllKil that the AdinlnlHtratoi lias
hi.. i ! iinni tu'i'iiunl nail reiiort of IiIh mliulii-
lHtiatloii, .uidapilltlon lr Haul hcltli-iiitiil
ol nis nccoiml and a iHsflmruelioni his trust,
which liavehieu set lor huulus htlore K.Ud
coart cm tho S'lth ila ol M.ij , I'll l,at 10 o'clock
A. M., when all pirnon JiiUtiHtcil In thu
Iircinlset may a ppi ar anil eonti hi me wune.
iinini 1 1, ur.tli iltiv ol May 101 1-
HIIAl. A,l).Ul.NM'l,
Comity J mine.
Nollcc of Final Rdicrt.
in the Count' I'oart nl Wclwtcr county.
NeluasUn. '
In the matte nil the estate ol I'ljiU-Namo
rollltK, lUltllLil.
All pcrsoni lntercsti.il In hdil mutate aiu
herthj notllleil that the Ailmliilstrator )ms
tiled a llnal ncrotmt anil rt port ol his ailiulu
Utratlon, ami a petition lor lln.il hcstlement
ol his iiiTount nml a illxi'hai go irom ins irust.
which have hit ii set lor heailnx holorowiiu
iourt on the i!ml tlaj ol May 1'Jll, at 10
o'clock A. M.. wlitn all persons liilcriKtul In
tho premium may appear ami eunleat the
n:mic.
I mieil this aoili day ol A pi II, nil I.
hkai. Ai 1- Ka-"'M-
t'oimly .Indue.
KKKK" 'vvA' "vs -Hi'vn'v'v
M Steli listen s
We have on hands over $1,000 worth of Ladies' Ox
fords and Slippers which ve are going to put on sale
at a price which you cannot resist. Prices as follows:
33.50 and 3.75 slippers go at $2.50
3.00 and 3.25 slippers go at 2.00
2.25 and 2.50 slippers go at 1.50
2.00 - slippers go at 1.25
In the Cciinty ttuM of Webster Usuuiy
Nrbrashn.
STATKOl' NIJIlltASICA, I Mt
Wilislei Loimiy, I
In tho matter ol tho estate ol frank X
KoclnitlilceeiiBcil.
'ur.i)i'mitSolnnldestnto will tnke notice,
that tho tlnio limited lor presentation ami
llllni; ol claims aanlaxl "'o muuo Id Novem.
herlBth A. I). Illili ami 'or the pnynient ol
ilolitslsApilllTlh. l'Jir.. that 1 will Mlatlhe
county court room In b.'Iil county on tho nun
day ol Novciulicr, mil, ai 100 -cioci.,.. m., iu
recelc, e-taiulae, he.ir, auow, or mijusi tin
LlalniH and objections duly Wed.
Dated tlilH Jlut day ol April, A. u., iuh.
A. I). HANVCV,
(hi-Ai.) County .Indue.
This Big Sale opens May 1st,
Come in and look our line over.
Carpenter's Bargain
SHOE STORE
Large assortment of
DUSTLESS
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O'Ccdar & Wizard
Polish for Mops . . .
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8. E.'f&'fai'land
All the Phone!
flllR yoiintr woman of toilny, with
her iminemo vitality, retinites
a cor&ot allowiiifr the (jiealest fiee
ilotn of motion. For iliinelnjf, for
vl(;oious outdoor puMiiiie this in the
Ideal eorbet.
TVi IlnvAratrirlirn
J. c. c.
College Girl No. 5
Thin Is u now model niado with an
ex'treniely low bu&t, allowing the
,.,...(, .si. inniiliiiv. mid airliii; Iho
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uiodlBl), iiueoibotod appiaratie't. It
hasnlBii tlm IomK htyllhh -Ulft, lit
tin If in clot,oJ3' Jt W iniule of hiit-
stiinliiil mitt in lul. ciuofiilly honed
with loiiff.plluhlofctioU Atltaetlve,
imported otnhi oldoy llnllieH it
neatly at th but I'lh-el lu our
wit depart ineiil attlic. veup- &
tliiiinlly low prleu of ... h-'
o hnvo ll OOlill'lrte hh. x njf of
,J. C. C. UmseU In flet,"is
for all UKUie',
l'l lees
p. 0. Tuf nape & Son
AgontN for
PJctnilal Review Pattenih.
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Worth Cro,wIng About
Compnrison of results and profits before
and after using
prgm SEEK.
rha. tie soc, not, turn: ss id. pan i.s
P,
tho trrcot tonic and conditioner-! Buro to mako you a
permanent friend of all Pratt Products.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back
Prat Is Lice Killer. Powder 25c and M)c. AUou
Spring necessity. Suro death toalldangcroui vermin,
Itcfuto iukatltutcii; lnilaton Pratts.
Get rratts 160 vaga Poultry Book
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Gold and guaranteed by GEORGE W. TRINET.
$1 to $6
(31010 Qlllctte Ad Cu
We Are Looking For
The Man
Who has soiled hi clothes mi
badly that they mo not lit to wiar.
Nil matter h-uv duty or ffiohny
the hull may bi; we mv tiilpiHd
with the mn.it inodein mnchiiiciy
anl have bklllctl woihiU'O who
linow how to "N
Clsan, Repair and Press
Clothes
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isworod Do y or Nigh't
R. G. Hassingsp
Cleaner and Dyer
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Our pilce tre
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tho hijh quality
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