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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1915)
wr . i flrrtT1 iftj-. -, Vn & "VI RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. CHIEF V"' r ? r, A ... Jj. ife' s r i I y. .a&fc. n I V ' f ' r l WW. HOME NEWS Bulletin of The Week's oings Paiikinik Ciiikk Aiivi:uTiKits. (Jet u new Hand ling now from Miner Hroi. Co. I'rod Temple of Kiinstis City wns in town Saturday. All thujiqw "Summer. Diuv I'aosJiA tiro hting slumn ut Miliar! 4.,. ClJus.StutllilS Is hfmie. frtmv ft vRit wltli.reliitives-itiCiraiiilNI.uitl, ., I'retty Collars In Inrce vnrlulj hate just, lieen rueivotl at Mltier'lirOs. 'Co, Mrs. IVai-1 Footer of Orloaus IsMslul jug her- parent, Mr. and Mis., Al Ueei-8. Misses Grace and Lulu Sutton of Oxfords CHiiie down Sumlay to visit their put ti tits. Alvin Kutlijeti left this morning for MlnntmpolN, Minnesota, to visit his brother, Will Uiithjen. Mrs. Ralph Foe and children return, cd to their home at Grey bull, Wyu., the latter part of the week. Have you seen those pretty new Auto Clips at Miners'.' They are Ueauties and you sure ought to have one. The .sidewalk on the south side of the Sunny bide ltilliaid Parlor has been repaired and is now open for traflle. Mrs. Iru Smelser left Saturday to join her husband tit Nelson, at which place they ,wlll make their future home. Frank MIzer went up to MeCook last weak intending to enter the C. 11. & CJ. train service In the capacity of fireman. Mrs. West and sister, Mis Perry, left Monday for Ulaekfoot, Idaho, to visit her daughter, Mrs. N'elle Caster. Harry liuckles and Chas. llerrick returned home the last of the week from St. FrHiicis, Katuaa. They report the wheat crop great out there. I have opened up an otlice for the buyiiiK' and sclliog of real estate, and will make a specialty of Webster county land. List your fairn with me Otlice with Webster County Hank. B. F. Mizku. The union church service was held lu'tlie WnsMnptqn frehoolpurk Sunday cyquinir. lnv Myers or uie Meiuon vl "I ' it,ouiinjli Reached ti veri' abfe sereotj invited t'be a pallbearVr1 at- the 'i ' ''' !$'P while, united fchblf ' fiy&jsHeft. fniWrul vf lis 'neihboi'V wife, ''but '..$'.. " '' 'themusic. (A Imk& crowd 'vajin at- hesltatretHbo'iVt accepting, the invita- tentlance. Will Overlesso anil fautily moved . onto bHtn Smith'b farm the first of lh week. Mr. Overlecse purchased Sam's personal property and has rented ltib farm anil wilt try his luck at farming Mr. Smith will go to Oregon to visit his daughter. Giiintl Past Chief Mrs. Antone of MeCook was a guest of the lied Cloud Lodge Degree of Honor at Its meeting Tuesday evening At this time Miss Malic Jernborg was initiated into the mysteries of the order by the Degree Drill Staff, after which u supper was sorved. The funeral services of Mrs. Clark Stevens were held in the Methodist church Friday afternoon, Rev Myers oillciuting. A large number of neigh bors and friends wei'e in attendance, which together wlfh the beautiful flowers attested in a measure the en. teem in which tho lady was held by all. Interment was made in the city cemetery. Edwaid Davis and Miss llclle Sutton were married in Omaha, last Saturday the S4th. Mr. Davis was formerly in the employ of the C, It & Q. at this place, aud is the son of Mrs. Will Ilrown of this city. At present he is following the calling of an architect in Omaha. The bride is a daughter of Polk Sutton and wife. The young couple will reside in Omaha. The greatest trained horses ever offered the public are with the Yankee Robinson big three ilngcircus. " Ralph . Uowter is acknowledged to be the greatest horse breaker in this country. He has had his celebrated horses all over the continent, they have appear ed in all the leading music halls of this and the old country. His most wonderful horse is '(Governor Lee" the two-stepping horse. Mr. Howser introduces his horses in three differ ent numbers with the Yankee Robin son Circus. ' f The rural school lunch is discussed in Extension Uulletin No. 32 of tL College of Agriculture, which Jias, just been issued. The bulletin 'may 'be obtained without cost upon flppHcn'. tion to tho Uulletin Clerk, University Far ai, Lincoln, Nebr. Suggestions are given for the introduction of the hot lunch and for bobh wimple and fairly complete equipment. ' A typical lunch is given with the recipe and its varia tions possible in home work. An or ganization of the work is suggested so that it docs not add to the burden of the teachtr nor tuke much time dur ing school hours. A list of govern ment bulletins of value in the prepara tlou of food l given. At'end the band concert tonight. Dan (tnrber was down from Hiver ton Sunday The County Comtuisoioiiois were in session this week. Mr and Mr Uobt. Avery autoed to Ulvertou Sund ly. Mr. and Mis S. U. Floiamv were in IIitH'ingH Thursday. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Fuller weio ilown from Cowles Friday . Lyinati I-JosIk was a passenger west Sutimhiy evening Cnitis CSer itml family spent Sunday ,r!t itiitlyes in Fr.uiMiu. A neVC- Urn of hanunoeks just de ceived fcee them at Voxel's. ' '' ' Mr-.. John G Potter Mt .Monthly for. Salt Uku City to visit i datives. - j .Miss Ho,e McOuiiu spent Thursday I In Cowlcs with Mr. "and Mrs'.' Fred Fuller. The National Power Fanning Dem onstration will be held at Fietnont, August 9th to lltli. W. A. Maynard. Al Albright and Aaron Hedge wero taken into the Masonic lodge Friday night. Dr. Warrick, the peclalist,wlll meet eye, ear. uosu ami throat patients and those tieojlug glasses tltted at Dr. DauiereU's otlice, Wednesday, Aug 11. Mr. anil ,Mrs Hruco Hobinson of Clay Center spent Sunday la this city with his parent, C. D. Robinson anil wife. Mc-sts. dial Oellally and IMgar Cow-den together with their wives, went to Heaver City last week to enjoy an outing. Harvey Uiekeison, tousorial aitist, was a pasoonger to Orleana Suntlay morning where he spout the tiny visit, ing a ft lend-.' John Hark ley taken his moving out fit to Kivertou the llrst or the week where ho will install an engine In the Shepherdson mill. Fred Good, Jas. Saunders, Tom Dcakin and Chas. Bennett were down from Cowles Friday evening attending the Masonic lodge. T.ie Misses Irene MoUuirc, Lela Woods and Mablc liuckles will return home this week from Kearney where they have been attending Normal school. Mr. and K. W. Copleu returned home Snnday from Garden Grove, California, where they visited their sou, Keller and family. They ulso visited the Exposition at San Francisco. This one from nn exchange la at least unlike most jokes: A- farnler had ton. When his wife asked him why, ho hesitated fcd wild: '.'W.tdl, .Miiry, 'itt,UJte this:M .was pdlHieure .wlieti 'Jones' llrst wife tiled and pallbearer 'when his secotid wife tiled, and pall bearer when his thitd wife dietl, aud somenow i reel i snoiuui. t accept tins fourth invitation, as I don't like to be hcceptin'favoiHiill the time without being able to return a few." (Official Program) Red Cloud Chautauqua July 29 to August 5th Inclusive THURSDAY, JULY 2'J i:'.0 p. in. Prelude, Maude Scheerer uud HerShakespeurlun Players. 3:01) p. m. Lecture, Russell li. Con well, "Silver Crown." 7:00 p. m. Red Cloud Concert Hand. 7:30 p. m. Prelude, Maude Scheerer and Her Shakespearian Players. 8:00 p. m. The Play, "Twelfth Night," Maude Scheerer and Her Shakespearian Players. ' FRIDAY, JULY ,'W 2:30 p. m Prelude, Uostouiu Sextet Club, C. L. Staats, Director. !i:00 p. m. Concert, Bostonia Sextet Club, C. L. Staats, Director. 7:30 p. m. Pi elude, Bostouia Sextet Club, C. L. Staats, Director. 8:00 p. m. Illustrated Lecture, A.K. Wiggam, "Heredity and Human Progress". SATURDAY, JULY 31 10:30 a. in. School of Health, Miss Hall and Mrs Mclntire. 2:30 p m. Prelude, Josephine Dominiok, Irish, Scotch and (lor man Interpretations. 3:00 p. m, Debate, Carl Thompson vs. Lee P. Lybarger, "Is Social Ism Desirable in the United States?' 7:00 p. m. Red Cloud Concert Band. 7:30 p. in. Prelude, Josephine Domiuick, French, Italian and Scandi navian interpretations. 8.00 p. m Entertainment, Joseph Rosani, Novelty Entertainer and Manipulator SUNDAY, AUUUSTM 2:30 p. in. Prelude, Melsterslugers, Male Quartet and Organ Chimes. 3:00 p. in. Lecture, Sen. Lafayette Young, "Four Months in the War Zone". 7:30 p. m. Sacred Prelude, Melsterslugers (Quartet and Organ Chimes. 8:00 p. m. Sacred Concert, Melsterslugers Male Quartet and Organ Chimes. Monday, August - 10:30 a. m School of Health, Miss Hall and Mrs. Molutire. 2:30 p. m. Prelude, Ernest Gamble Concert Company. 3:00 p. m. Lecture, Dr. Chas. S. Medbury, "Forty Million Young Folks". 7:00 p. m. Red Cloud Concert Baud. 7:30 p. ni. Prelude, Ernest Gamble Concert Company. 8:00 p. m. Concert, Ernest Gamble Concert Company. Tuesday, August ,'i 10:30 a. iu. School of Health, Miss Hall and Mrs Intire. 2:30 p. in. Prelude, The'Iioyds, Musical Entertainers. 3.00 p. ni. I ecture, Bdmuud V. Cooke, "Pot Luck With a Poet." 7:30 p. in Prelude, The Boyds, Musical Eutertaiuers. 8:00 o. iu. Lecture, Dr. W. A. Hunsberger, "The Montessori Method ,,. of Education " Illustrated with moving pictures. . Wednesday, August t 2:30 p. m. Prelude, Robert O. Bowman, Miscellaneous Headings. 3:00 p. m. Concert, Hugh Anderson Operatic uud Concert Company. 7:0n p. u'. Red CI ud Concert Baud. 7:30 o. in. Uraud Opera, Hugh Anderson Operatic and Concert Ccmpany, scenes Ironi "Martini". o30 p m.- En'ertaiuuicnt, Robert Bowman, Character Portrayals. Thursday, August .'i 10;!Wa in, Sunday School Rally, conducted by Paul S. Dietriclc 2:30 p. in O iice.il, Victors Florentine Band, 3-3C p. m. Lecture, Paul S Dletrlek. "The Hotter Way", 7:30 p. m. Prelude, Viutor's Florentine Band. 8:00 p.m. Concert Vutor's Floieutlnc Band. T5he TEPEE In the Days of FWmine Monday Tuesday August 2 and 3 An approved three reel special feature with a story that never grows told old amid beautiful and thrilling scenes of the great northwest by a capable star cast of players. THE PAY TRAIN, an citing railroad story of Hazard's of Helen series, open the program. ex- the will Regular Prices Auto Veils in all colors at Miner Pros. Co. Dr. MitcheU went to Lincoln Wed nesday morning. George Hollister went to Lincoln Tuesday morning. Morse Groat was down from Ina vale Wednesday afternoon. S1000 privato money to loan on a farm. Hciciiison & Salaoen. Cooking Apples 2.r)c a bushel. W. K. White, 31 miles northwest of town. Koy Robinson of MeCook spent the tlrst of the week here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Robinson. Miss Cora Wcesner spent Monday ulght in Iimvale witli Mrs. Chus Strong who Is on the sick list. Mrs L. J, Pope ami son, Paul, mid wife departed this morning for Sail Francisco to visit the exposition. Mrs. 1). M Ablo and daughter, Mis Martha, went t? Hustings t4io llrst of the Wepk. Mps.. Aide underwent -an opcYaUmivt a Uqspltal there' on Wed tiOKtl'tiy nut! her ninny friends hope for her speedy recovery. The following shipped stock to mar ket oit'Suudiiy: Wees-uer A- .KoonU, 2 cars' of hog. to 'Kansas C.lty; Sta'rle Urns-., r, cars of oattle to St. Jou aud A ear.s'to Kansas City. Those shipping on WeMnesday were. Delaney Bros, i eur of j,()k.h lo Kansas City; Steward & gon, 1 car hogs to St. Joe; S. li. i Howell, 1 car of mules to Lathrop, ' .Missouri. City's Sports Enjoy Wrestling Match On Wednesday evening another wrestling match was pulled olV in the Peteioon building before n large crowd, Vernon Zeiss ami Paul Pol nii'ky put on the llr.st preliminary ami the latter won the llrst antl third fall Cecil Hair.'tt and Warren Nelson put on tin second one iiinl the former sc. cured the Hist two falls. S'efiiuo Hrtitla and Voting Kussoll put on the big wii'stllng match, but ,i.n Steve had strength but no wind, or since he could not stand the fust work that Young Kitsvll put iilm thru. Young Uuosel won the first full in jo minute, and the second one in I minutes Cecil Harrott and Vernon Zeiss then put on another match ami the latter Hcurtd the first fall. Young KiisspII and his trainer then gave an exhibition which was well worth the pi Ice of admission. 1NAVALE Miss llernlce Sauiideis went to Hlue Hill Tuesday. (leiilvleve Miller spent Siiuilay at the t). It. Harvey home. Lueile Olmsted has been quite sick but Is able to be out .igalu. Miss l-jlisuiheth Overman of Hed Cloud Is visiting at the tinnier home. .Miles Ptitinan ami Charley Arnold went to Uluo Hill, Monthly, to look for work. Tho M. K. Ladies Aid served lee cream aud cake Saturday night at Mr Hunter's hall. M. Fulton and wife aro spending a few days south of the river with their daughter and son. Mrs. Charley Strong, who has been quite sick at Mr. Kli Strong's home, is slowly Improving. From tho looks around town it must of been a mistake about the business meu cutting weeds. Our postmaster, C. Hurgess, and his parents and sisters held a family re union at his home, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kail Danker and daughter of David City arrived Sunday to attend the Hurgess reunion. Charley Strong of Culbertsou ciiuio down Saturday and stayed over Sun day with his wife and his brother. Rev. Blunt invited Dr Dcun to speak in his place both morning and evening, Sunday. Dr. Dean Is an in teresting spuaker Asking For Franchise . .,.,, A petition now hignetl by about SU. taxpayers aud fieo .holders icsiding within the oipoiate limits of the Tilliigo of Giiltlt) Rock have already signed " petition ii.sUiug the village boat d to grunt a fi.iiiehi.su to G. L Bailey who desiies to install an elee ti'lc light plant in (Uiitl! Rock. Maiiy inorc will sign the petition as only three or four put sous have refused Theio aro about. 110 voters iu the vil lage. It Is said that Mr. Bailey Into plenty of lliiaiielal backing aud is willing to bound himself to pioduce satisfactory results at a scale of prices set by city ordinance, or tut ti his franchise back to the town. When he does this the question of whether he is au experienced electrician is im material, for he will have to do satis factory work himself or get some one else to do it who will be satisfactory The most of our people have been waiting for years for a lighting plant while smaller and less prosperous com., muulties have enjoyed them. We cer tainly hope this opportunity will not be allowed to slip out of our grasp. Many of our leading citizens now con ildently hope to see a substantial plant in operation by the tlrst of the year. Guide Rock Sigual. Much Adler-Mca Used In Red Cloud It is reported by C. L. Cotting that much Adlor-i.ka is sold in Red Cloud People have fouud out that ONE SPOONFUL of this simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture relieves almost ANY CASE of constipaUon, sour or gassy stomach. It is so power ful that it is used successfully in ap pendicitis. ONE MINUTE after you take it the gasses rumble and pass out. It is perfectly safe to use and cannot gripe. R.E.CAMP.D.C. Chiropractor ( Independent 212 ( Bell Red 101 Phms DR. DEAlDORF VETERINARY BURGEON Graduate Chicago Veterinary College IWELVK YKA1IS. KXt'KHIII.NCE AT BAILEY'S TIE BARN Red Cloud -:- Nobraika 8 , 8 .oBr" PGKK!tUm We Will Give Kive Times Tho Rcfiulnr Amount CK' Boqslor Coupons From Monday, August Jml to Monday, August IUh wo shall Kite five times the legulut summit of Ikoster Coupons for pur chases mudo at our stoic with cash or pioduce, or for money dc pnlalteit with us, to be tr.idetl out hirer. Double coupons in settle ment of accounts. We give llfty Booster Coiiponsto each person presenting a list, of three articles, and a rJ-plect) Dinner Set to the one making the most eoinplote list of articles we soil, as well as thoiisoudsof Booster Coupons. Get particulars tit our store. In ortler to reward the persons who have made the most com plete llstof articles in tho Listing Contest, the Rooster Journal of Springfield, 111 , will give to each of the best ten, who Is not now a Booster, u iioii'truiisforablc coupon check for 500,000 Rooster Cou pons This must bo deposited for yourself In the Rooster Club llallot Box. This check with other Booster coupons you can collect will enable you to win otic of the premiums that will be given iu tho Rooster Club. Who will be the best Booster and win the watch on Monday, August 10th. SPECIAL .JULY SALK NOW Men's and Young Men's Suits 20, 25, 3 3 'A 50 Per Cent Discount Special Prices on Straw Hats and Men's Oxfords he Qomden-Kaley Qlotbing Qo. I The Booster Store i uavp a rnMPi.ppp Fresh Vegetables and Fruits EVERY Fancy and Staple Groceries 's Best Prices Paid tor Butterand Eggs Walter W. Marshall Red Cloud, What is Your Ability The Time - - - - ' - 5tLv' in i m $ Better Insure Your Time in a Safe Company 1oo9ooo9ooo Assets Spells the Strength of The Travelers of Hartford Geo. M. VanCamp, Agent (Over Stircy's CUthliu Sure) THE OFFICE WHERE YOUR CLAIMS ARE WELCOME PHMESi iRd. 24lRdl73 1611128 Where There Is A Will There Is A Way f Ten Royal ResdUttions I WILL Say Hejlo, to Sjjfajpry Oay I WILL Smile jrt My Neighbor AA Every Opportunity I WILL Praise People WherieVer I Can I WILL Forgive and Love My Enemies I WILL Choke All My Complaints I WILL Forget All .My' Tpuble and Heartaches I WILL See All the Good Possible in Everybody I WILL Not Become Morally Lazy I WILL Be Honest and Charitable1 With All Men j I WILL Boost For a Unftcd Church and City .; Hf, The United' Church J. L. Beebe. Pastor "it Dxr south ot court houm ' 4 1 I I .-. THY US FOR ARTISTIC JOB PRIflTijlG. I i. imp nr la WEEK Worth to You Without to Apply it? 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