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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1915)
i: Jj RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. CHIEF k I WftVWiV,V.V.V.V.V.V.V.VA HOMENEWS Bulletin of The Week's Doings dW.1 Trade with Hed Cloml inorohiinK Kil. Uuir was up from Gnldo liocU S ii ml ay. Auto Veils in (ill colors, at Minor 1 1 rot). Co. llftbo Hunt was up fiom Guide Ilocl Monday. Hoy Marsh was up fiom Guide Rook Suuduy evening S. 0. Kills was a passenger to Denrci Monday evening. Ed. Kellogg went to Kansas City Sunday tnorulng. llussel Auiack returned homo from L'ucoln lust week. Uev. E. N. Tompkins of Grand Island was in the city Monday All the new Summer Dress Goods uro being shown at Minors. Reduced prlce9 on trunks, suit cases aud traveling bags at Fogel's. John Kellogg left Monday morning for Oregon to look over the country. Mrs. is. M. Ayrs of Heaver City lb the guest of Mrs. L II. Bust this week. Miss Mabel Iluck'cs went to Kearney Monday morning to uttend Xotmal school. Tote Arnold and wife of Inavale were the guests of Itoy Stevens and wife Sunday. , Mrs. Fred Wittwer had a cement walk laid iu front of her residence this week. Charley Powell returned Friday even ing from Omaha where he had been for some time. lliverton is going to celebrate Ju'y Oth., and Rev. Beebe will be the orator, for this occasion. Miss Mary Christian left the last oT the week for Peru to attend Normal school at that place. Prof. R. D. Morltz and family loft Tuesday, via automobile, for Nmgara Falls aud several other eastern cities, for a visit. John Wolf left Saturday for Sutton where he will begin his duties with the.scbools at that place. He expects to move his family there the latter part of the mouth The following shipped 6tock Suudg; to Kaujas City: II. A Boats, four curs of;cattle; Ed Kellierf four cars of cattle; 'Weesner &. k&iit.t two"cai&of Fied WhIIIh went to Kansas City Sunday morning. A new Hue of hammocks just re ceived see them at Fogel's. Mrs. N U. Simpson went to Armour Tuesday inoining to visit relatives. $50,000 to loan on real etate wi"-H L. 1 Autiiiuili. 1'r U V. N'U'holtoti spent Sundav ill linldo Hock with Dr. llrookniaii mid wife. I'd. Oarber was In Guide Rock Mon day. Vernon Zeiss was in Superior Mon day. C. K, Howies went to Hastings Tues day morning. The Hoard of Hiiualii'utlon is in ses sion this week Col. E. M. Gard went to Giand Island Tuesday morning. homo , John Tlirockm6iton arrived S. C. Kill, the gonial cashier for the ' from Omaha Sunday evening. C. II. &Q at the depot heie, is enjoy iiss Until .Tnlmstnn ruturiiad homo fritn Lincoln Saturday evening, to Grand MS, Matt Krohiien of Hastings Is In mid Mrs I the city visiting J. A. ltradford and lug u vacation, Miss Xannie Hale went Island last week to visit Mr. Dick Kunchey. The dates for the lied Cloud Chuu tunnm tue July 'Ji'th to August Oth. P. mi to attend. John Have), Clarence Ualloy, Jus. t 1 y- II . . uyananiiL, n. uust were Hastings n the cltv Tifsday to visit Mr. and vUitors Monday. I Mrs Tiin Tophaiu. Come In and see our Emmy-Lou i,. ,,,i Mr. w..u..r n.iln-nf Vlmi HIOS. .., t,i tli., ,.W vliinilni nl tiilwlltltr lint ..W. ... V.....J -. J ........., ,..,. wife. Sheriff O.I). Hedge, is In Alliance j this week intending a Sheriffs' con I ventlon. Mrs Hex McCall of Linooln arrived hogs; Delauey Bros, one cur of hos;, church of which he was a member, Miner McCaP, one car of hogs. ' " J the services being conducted by Rev. lentils shoos hls Sandals for al of people. The Ellis Shoo Stoie. Chester F. Shuler of Trenton, Mis soitt I, arrived in the city Satuidiiy to visit his cousin, Mrs. D H. Hurden The cheirles have began to got ripe and canning the same will soon be the onjer of the day by the women folks. Mr. and. Mr,. Allen Tulleys and ohlldten spent Sunday In Guide Hock with her parents, Win. Reeves and wife. The carpenters ore busy this week finishing Mulone & Avery's new oUlco. It will ,be ready for occupancy next week. Roy Sattley returned home Friday morning from Lincoln where he had been attending the state Undertakers1 meeting All of the out of town teachers who were attending the Teachers' Institute here last week returned to their homes Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Avery and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turnureleft Weduesday for San Francisco where they will take in the Panama exposition. On early Tuesday morning Attorney E. G. Caldwell could be seen driving up and down Webster street announc ing, "wc have a new baby boy at our house," to his many friends The new son arrived Tuesday morning. Maltland Lump Coal for June deliv ery 17.0 per ton, in full loadsdclivered from car. Cannon City coal GO cents more. Our regular terms (payment 10th of month following date of deliv ery) will apply. Pla$tA, Frfes. , The funefaliof E. W. Ross-'was held Sunday 'Jhlnioon'"' 1t1ie Mettnditj Malt jand Lump Coal for June deliv ery 17 90 per ton, iu full loads delivered from car. Cannon Cityconl SO iTuta more. Our regular terms (payment1 attending in a body. 10th of month following date of deliv ery) will apply. Pl.ATT it FllFES. Hates and Kev Hummel. The church, was seutedto its full capacity ttieY.iif 0,-&vM. W. A, andJRehftkali lodges The I. O. O. P. lodge conducted short services at the grave fu hoi ul of E. W. Ross Mis. Chas. A. Soholjak and children went to Grand Island Tuesday morn ing to visit relatives. Glen Foe has accepted a position with E. W. Coplen, taking chaige of one of his dolhory wagons. Have you seen those pretty new Auto Clips at Miners? They are Beauties and you sure ought to have otic Miss Edna Rantiev, who has been attendlrg the Cottier university at Hethany, arrived home Saturday even ing. James Hurden and son, Darrel, left Tuesday morning via the automobile for Mason and Cbillcothe, Mlsslouri, where they will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Coplen left this morning for San Francisco to take in the Exposition and to visit their son, Keller aud wife, who reside at Garden Grove. Maitlaud Lump Coal for Jtine deliv ery S7.50 per ton, in full loads delivered from car. Cannon City coal 50 cents more. Our regular terms (payment 10th of month following date of deliv ery) Will apply. PLATT &. FlIKES.' Mrs. Letson and daughter, Mrs. F. W. Cowdeu left this morning tor San Francisco, California, where they will visit Will Letson and family and' take In the Panama exposition. Mis Cecllo Taylor will accompany them as far us San Francisco and then will go to the southern part of California to visit relatives, i ,v Mrs. -PanrPopeiitfertalned "twenty. Ave guests at her l)omc Friday morn ing Wj'honor oMiss An UjChards at h dainty three course breakfast and 'miscellaneous slower," tfuc.hdtf)e was beautifully deconrtod with roses and dYlieflnWeM. Ifth nlH6 fcardjj were tfood luck emblems. The bride to bo received many useiui ana ueauiuui presents and all present had a most enjoyable time. FREE! FREE! From Now Until Sept. 1st All Films and Packs To Be DEVELOPED FREE WHEN ORDER FOR PRINTS IS GIVEN FROM SAME All films developed the same day brought to us, prints made next day. If you can not come, mail or phone us your wants. Same will receive prompt attention. If you are having trouble with your Kodak in any way bring it to us and tell us your troubles. We will be glad to help you in any way. We carry a full line of Eastman Kodaks and Supplies at all times. WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICESEND US YOUR ORDER Stevens Bros. Studio J. A. Bradford was In Hastings on Tuesday. Get a new Hand Hug now from Miner Bros. Co.' George Matklns was down from Inn; vale Saturday. Attorney Hale was down from Frank lin Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Geo, Warren loft Tues day for Lincoln and Omaha. Attorney A. M. Walters of Blue Hill was In town Wednesday. George Tilue and Chas. Hesso weto in Cowlos Wednesday afternoon. Jack Pogg and Harry Moranvllle left Tuesday morning for Norton, Kansas. Pretty Collars In largo variety have just been received at Miner Bros. Co. Miss Pauline Kanuev, who has boon attending Normal school at Pern, arilved homo Saturday. Frank McDolu aud wife are the proud parents of a baby glil which arrived thu first of thu week. Two and sixty-one hundredths lucl cs of rain fell in this vicinity this morn in a little over two hours time. Miss Herthn Doyle, who has been attending college at Champaign, III., arrived home Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welch aro the proud parents of a baby girl which arrived at their homo Tuesday morn ing. Mrs. Pearl McKlmmey is iu tho city this week visiting friends. Slio wos formerly a teacher in our public schools. The east part of this county was visited by a hall storm Monday after noon which did considerable damage to crops. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Geor are the happy parents of a baby boy which arrived at their home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson returned home Friday from Dennison, Iowa, where they had been attending tho funeral of her mother. Thirty head immune plgstocxchango for same weight in pigs susceptible to cholera C. II. Miner Serum Co. Phone 3 on 104 Miss Florence McDowell the obliging clerk In tho Ellis Shoe Store, is enjoy ing a vacation and left Monday for Stella to visit relatives. Seo the new fancy top slippers, also a full lino of the dandiest white slip pers at tho Ellis Shoe Store. Stamps go with every cash sale. , Clyde Wlckwlro of Inavale was in Hastings, Monday. Ho returned hcie thatkatnc evening and left for Deliver to consult with medical specialists Miss Grace Glass, daughter of Mrs. Hattle Glass, of Guide Rock, was taken to Uie Oil Is' Industrial- School at Geneva by Sheriff Hedge the last-'of the 4'eelii .. The Misses GeorgettaCoon and.ella Taylor, who were elected delegates of Chapter Y, P E. O. are In Fullerton this week attending the P. E. O. state convention. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roby of Heat Hee arrived In the city Thursday even ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. Kilo's father, E W. Ross, which was held Sunday afternoon. John Hamilton Jr.,TiiuIIendrieksin, Harry Vaughn together with a number of othor Guide Rock Odd Fellows, wore up Sunday afternoon attending the funeral of E. W. Ross. Mrs. K White of Esbon, who had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. W L. Weesner, leturned to Esbon, ICas , Tuesday evening. Wilt Weesner tak- n her home, via the auto roiito. Tho fourteen day old baby boy of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Emlgli died in this city Monday morning. The funeral services were held Mouday afternoon and interment took place iu the city cemetery. Tlioy 'are telling this story on an absent-minded doctor who was mar ried locently: During the ceremony, when he should liavo given the bride tho ring, ho felt her pulse and asked her to stick out her tongue. Ex. Tho Degree of Honor lodge met Tuesday evening and initiated six now members. Aftor lodge a short program was given and light refreshments were servo I. A large number of members were present and had a very onjoyablu time. P. S. Noble, one of the early pio ueers of Webster county, but now liv ing at Httxtun, Colo., arrived In the city Tuesday to visit with relatives south of Inavale This was Mr. Noble's first visit to Red Cloud In eight years, and ho expressed consider able surprise with the changes which liavo taken place, and tho way the city has grown This olllco acknowl edges a pleasunt visit with the gentle man. On Saturday evening tho Bachelor's Club enteitulned Postmaster Holton C. Letson, who was married Monday uftoruoon, at a mid night patty. Judg ing by the noise that wus made the members had a most enjoyable time Dr. A. E. Holes, who surprised tho club when he was man led last summer, was taken iu charge by the members, and helped furnish the entertainment for tho occasion. At a late hour an decant banquet was solved at thu Ludlow icstauiuut, to which all did justice. Wo have arranged to give to the best Booster or to any otic 1 purchasing a piano through us a oortiuV.ito f scholarship for one year In the Noil liw ostein School of Music These certificates mo tiatisfcrnble Leforo registration with the school. Remember wo give fifty coupons free to each person bringing to our store throe or moro words. See tho poster at our store for fuller explanations. What Rooster will win tho watch next Monday, Juno 21st. Music not Saturday by Helen Bright. SPECIAL SHOWING Men s and Boy's Straw Hats Summer Underwear Boy's Waists and Sport Shirts I Xhe GKy Glothin9 G I I The Booster Store I SAFETY FIRST IS PRACTICED BY ALL EXCEPT IN BUYING INSURANCE TO FEEL' SAFE, YOU MyST HAVE SAFE INSURANCE INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU BUY 'i. . i , - i r ' H 4 il LllS.lU lll ip. ! N SU RAN C E EVERY KNOWN KIND Geo. PL VanCamp, Agent (Over Storey's Vlothlnft Store) THE OFFICE WHERE YOUR CLAIMS ARE WELCOME PHONES! Ind. 241 and 173 Bell 128 D For The Next Six Months The United i Church Service Will Be Held In The Christian Church i If You Are Aggitated Over Present Conditions o! the World You Should Hear J. L. Beebe next Sunday at the United Church: I Interpretation of the Bible" (Sunday Morning Theme) n The Signs of the Times and the End of the World" (Sunday Evening Theme) Special Music! All Welcome! i UAirr a rnMDi rw i iiur tx? - 111 f Fresh Vegetables and Fruits U EVERY WEEK w) Conir anil C4o4Ia tfftsAfe5 ( I UIIUT UIIU OIUU1G Ul UOGI IG3 (,-,' 8 Best Prices Paid For Butter and Eggs Walter W. Marshall Red Cloud, Nebraska l!kH6S ::::::. ::!:.:::: .; ss-i-dU H ' . i'i 11 IHJ I IHJ I t ?) I i i n r n irr -r TjrTi VjV iiiiiuli j jjj IlJffi3JfflKlaffjBiP TTJCTTSITJllff ttSLT JWWL' lWfMty1 .' '" I W I ' ' J " .'i , i ' i l-IjMMH T Slllilli