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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1915)
ft A 1 V At- r- m c Ao nworlcal Society VOLUME 43 I THE CAR YOU ARE LOOKING FOR 1 Is Electric Lighted and Started Has High Tension Magneto Note the Deep, Roomy Seat See the Ease With Which the Clutch Operates 171 How Nice the Levers Shift Then you will see why you are saving from $200 to $300 by buying this Famous Car HI $850.22 F. 0. James Red Cloud 3m pro 1 15 vis if m .yt HhBW ww Prof. Boehr Places Exhibit at Kearney Last week the central Nebraska Educatiotial Association was held at Kearney, and Prof. Boehr placed on exhibit the apparatus and material used in Agricultural teaching in the Red Cloud Iligh School. Supt. C. M. Barr, the president of the association, expressed great satisfaction because he had asked Prof. Boehr to place the material on exhibit and it had met with such suocess. The articles on exhibit were as fol lows: Babcoclc milk tester; lactometers; rooks and minerals; wheat types; corn types; oats and barley;, Cuzco corn; grasses; projection lantorn: composi tions written by pupils; maps and drawings by pupils; bulletins from many states; toxt books; library books; corn prodnots; milling products and other industrial exhibits. The Pod Gorn, Cuzco Corn and Rocks attracted the most attention About 400 teachers looked at our ex hibit, as well as a large number of other visitors. Many teachers are contemplating similar equipment for their schools. Red Cloud High School is among the leading schools, and probably the best agricultural high school in Ne braska, and to Prof, John Boehr bo longs no small amount of credit for this fact. While this Is P of. Boehr's first year at this place, as an instructor of agriculture and science, yet he has proven to bo thoroughly competent, has secured results, and has made Rood. lift ... B. TOLEDO Peterson Guide Rock;' OUR experience in vision testing enables us to correct your eyes with scientific accuracy. We specialize in the most modem forms of spectacles and eyeglasses, including the popular Tone and Kryptok Invisible Bifocal Lenses. It will be a pleasure to demonstrate for you the superior merits of these lease in our patented w '&ps$&66&& You will admit that Fits-U's are the most com fortable and best-looking glasses you ever saw. E. H. NEWH0USE Jeweler and Optometrist Former Red Cloud Girl Married At McCook The following article taken from the McCook Republican, will prove inter esting reading to the many ti lends of the Galusha family, who formerly re sided hero, Mr. Galusha being lu the clothing business: "Wednesday evening Miss Juliet Galusha and Mr. E. W. Berry were quietly married at the homo of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. (Ja luslia, 'corner F and 3rd street east. Rev. D. L. MoBrido pastor of the Baptist church, officiating, and left for Watcrtown, South Dakota, where they will make their home', where be had apartments prepared for his bride, that being Mr. Berry's headquarters. Both young people aro well known to al most everyone here. The groom has lived here practically all his life and is a graduate of the city high school lie has been iu the employ of S. A. Maxwell & Co., of Chicago, for the past several years, most of tho time as a traveling salesman. The bride has lived here for four years and has been quite prominent in social nffuits and made many friends The Republican jolus their many friends in best wishes for a happy und prosperous lifo to tlio young couple." Farm Loans At best rates aud terms to be hud in this state. Call for me at State Hunk of Red Cloud. O. "F. Gather, Ed. Crary and Will Coons were up from Guldo Rock, Saturday. RTT A Newspaper That fllves The News RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. APRIL J, 1!M5. John C. Myers Dies Suddenly On Sunday The community was pained Monday morning to hear of tho Midden death of liohn U. Myers. During his earlier yoirs in this com muuity lie was engaged In Ills business us painter and decorator, and several of tlio homes of this city give witness to tin1 taste and sUilt with which lie1 used his brush. Ho was more than a merely skillfull layor-ou of paint, and delighted lu the exeioisc of the creative powers of an artist. To such a man, the teaching and symbolism of Masonry made a strong appeal, and for many years, ho was recognized as the best Informed most enlightened member of the Craft in this portion of the Republican valley. Ills service as instructor and exponent of Masonic culture were widely sought and he was always ready to manifest the light which glowed from the Masonic altar Seven or eight venrs ngo, his physio inns, pronounood him incurable, and told hlin to put his home in order be cause his leHbe of life whs practically expired. t -Few, have bora such at eominualoa tion with a bravery .kind Her npirit than MY, Myers exhibited. Nothing daunted by either his Buf ferings, or the nbnarcnt hoDelessness of his stfuggle, he 'confronted his 'fate1; iTUTciycnecnuiiy. mo never yiemeu to despJMjdeucy,' nor lost uYs .jfieatthful interest Tn tlli'li'fif 'about him. On the street, in the lodge room, at the graves of deed brethren, he was always pres ent until the last few months, with his words of Masonic kindliness and hope. Mr. Myers was born Aug. 28th, 18.10 came to Nebraska in 1880 was mar ried in 1881 to Miss Alice A. Eddy there were no children from this union. The funeral services will be held Friday. The Chief along with his many friends extends sympathy to the bereaved wife and relatives. The Red Cloud Chief of last week was the greenest looking paper we had seen for some time, aud we were wondering what had gone wrong down iu the Chief office, thinking that per haps tho force had become snow blind and had been wearing green goggles, but on looking at the editorial column of that paper we lcarnod that editor, A. B. McArthur, was born on St. Pat rick's day and was celebrating the event. Rushville Standard. SPECIALS FOR THREE DAYS APRIL 1, 2 and 3 16 LBS. SUGAR $1.00 When Taken With the Same Amount of Groceries Extra Fancy Berries, regular 25c and 28c 23c Extra Fancy Pineapples, regular 35c 23c Eztra Fanoy White Cherries, regular 30c 28o Extra Fanoy Peaches, regular 25c 23c Extra Fancy Llttlo Garden Peas, regular 20o... 18c Standard Brand Peas, regular 10c 7c Extra Fancy White Wax Beans, regular 20c ... . 18c Good Quality Wax Beans, regular 15o, 12c Punch Sweet Potatoes, regular ISO 12c J. M. Pork and Beans, regularise 80 Small Cove Oysters, regular 10c 8c Large Size Milk, regular 10c 7fc All Kinds of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables For Easter Roscoe P. Weesner .& Co. ' &' Fifty - two Weeks Each Year Far 91.50. Easter Program At The United Church Don't miss the Easier service at tho , United church, Sunday, April 1th, tit 11 a. in. and 7 p. in. I Sunday morning service in honor of the Masonic fraternity. Appropriate music will be rendered by the choir. Solo by Mrs Carrie Cioss. Trio by Mrs, Itutli Gellatly aud Mr. aud Mrs. A N Hush. Morning subject, "Free Masonry." Every Mason and all persons inter ested iu this question should hoar tho addess on Masonry. Miss Grace Hooper will spak to tho Uuted C. E Society at 7 p. in. at the Christian church. Miss lloopr H from Crete and is a specialist lu U. E. work. The following is the Master Cantata to be given by the United Chinch choir. Sing Aloud Unto God Our Strength Chorus Therefore My Heart Is Olad (Solo).. H. 13. Thomas Thou Wilt Shew Me tho Path of Life Chorus For If We Relieve (Solo) Mrf. CoratOurber Announcements Collection - Joy Cometbitn the'MOrning.. ..RuthGellatlyMr and Mrs. Bush The ttlaue Which the Builders Re- Rinsed (Solo) C L. Cotting Lift Up Your Beads, O Ye Gates...,. ;.tfj v ViVJll - IC ' ' t'f,Piriu8 I Will Extol ;tlics.'jlSolp),.,.rtf M.,f.,.j(. .'. . .Mrs,' ttuth Gfclialy The Day of Resurrection.' Chorus Address J. L. Bebee Behold, I Show You a Mystery So... L.P.Albright Christ the Lord is Risen Again ..'.I. Chorus Blessed Be the Lord God. Final Chorus Tho Webster County Sunday School Convention to have been held in Bladen Marcli 10th and lltli, but postponed on account of the storm, will be held at Bladen, May 5th and Gtli. It is hoped by that time that the weather and roads will be at their best. The program as formerly plannod will be carried out It is un excellent ono and you should not miss it. The talks by Miss Brown will bo worth going miles to hear. At that time the smile of spring will bo blossoming and you will feel just like attending and taking part. Bladen Enterprise. r, If You Wish To See . K to 1 I .' y.Tt VI t.V t i it j bHtfta&,jffiki.A''ii tao; i,r :irx:r.wy.o-.uw,niuurtv j The "Up-to-Now" PAIL The DE NTIST R. V. NICHOLSON ALL WORK DONE WITH LEAST PAIN POSSIBLE PRICES REASONABLE ALL WORK POSTIVELY GUARANTEED asorricK over albkiqht' btohk Dan Barber Buys Osceola Drug Store A deal was consummated yesterday whereby Mr. D. F. Barber, of Stella, Nebraska, became the owner and proprietor of the II. J. Mclieth drug stock. As the Democrat goes to pi ess the invoice has not yet been completed but will bo this evening. Mr. Barber is an experienced druggist And comes to the city highly recommended. On the part of the people of Osceola and speaking for itself also, tho Democrat bids Mr. Barber a hearty welcome. 4,May he live long and prosper." Osceola Democrat. The Chief along with Dan's friends here wish him success. many Tho ladies of the M. E. church will hold their annual Kuster Bazar on Sat urday, April ilrd, In the Nowhouse building formerly occupied by Ed Amuck. Tboy will have on sale aprons, caps, ladles' underwear, aunbonnets and children's clothes, dinner will be Bcrved. served also, price 25c A Chicken Pie Supper will be msw,wTv" NUMBER 14 The New Styles In Hats Caps Sh oes AND Furnishings We will be very Stalida show them? i a. .' M Shades STOREY Clothier I!UIIII!III!I!II!I!II! A. 0. U. W. Install Officers On Tuesday The regular meeting of the A. O. U. W. lodge was held Tuesday evening and about one hundred members were iu attendance. Twelve candidates were initiated into the mysteries of tho order and another large class wilL be taken in at tho next meeting, April 12th. The following ofllcers for this year were installed: Master Workman C. F. Cather. Foreman Ernest Davis, Overseer Simon HufTer. Inside Watch Curt Huselbaker. Outside Watch H. J. Maurer. Fluaucler Paul Storey. Recorder W. O. Hamilton. 'Treasurer Frank IIuiTer. All the members are requested tn be present at the next meeting as there will be something doing. - T . Miss flazol Robiusou was a passen ger to Clay Center Saturday morning to visit her brother, Bruce -Robinson and wife, I 1 J, V i ,4 KK i 1 S' rmi
