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VOLUME 41
RED CLOUD, XEBRASKA. DECEMBER 30, 115.
NUMBER 1
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RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA
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Christmas At The .
Red Cloud Churches
Ctiristrans Eve was fittingly observed
at the MeLhodist church. A large
crowd was present and was afforded a
real treat in hearing the Cantata
given by the Sunday School children.
The entertainment also included a
real live SanaClaus, and'a, Christmas
tree which. Whs loaded wlh'the annual
Christmas treat for the boys and girls.
A delightful ; program was given
Christmas evening by the United
Churches fpr the children of the Sun
day School. A fourteenfobt'trce was
beautifully decorated and loaded with
good things for the boys and girls.
About one hundred dollars worth of
clothing and food was collected and
distributed to gladden Christmas day.
A large number were present and all
report a good time.
The South Side Mission gave a
splendid Christmas program Thurs
day evening, the chapel being crowded
with eager listeners. All the children
present enjoyed a fine treat consist
ing of candies, nuts and toys. The
Christmas tree was beautifully decor
ated and made attractive, and the ser
vice was one of great interest to all
present.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank everyone for their
kind assistance and symapthy after
the death of James, our beloved son
and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Booenbief
and Family.
Hunters Take Notice
Having stook on my farms in flect
ions 10 and 15 Line township no hunt
ing or trespassing will be allowed.
Dr. Rout. Damkhkm,.
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farm loans and exchange.
An Accident Costing
Life Of A Young Lad
The joy of Christmas morning was
turned-to the bitterest of grief at the
V. L. Efogenrlef home, southeast of
this city, when it was, learned that
their eleven year old son, Jamea, had
been accidentally shot while out rab
bit bunting, with- an older brother,
with a gun which bod been gjyen him
that morning as a Christmas present.
The fatal accident occurred some'
distance -from the Bogenrief home. On
reaching'a barbed wire fence the older
boy crawled thru first and James was'
passing the gun1 thru to him with the
muzzle pointing toward himself when
the gun was discharged, the bullet
striking near the heart. By the aid of
the older boy, he endeavored to reach
home, but died when about a half
mile distant.
Dr. Damerall and Coroner Amack
were summoned, but as related above,
the boy had expired, before their ar.
rival. The doctor states that the
wound was such that medical attention
would have been of no avail, the bullet
have glazed his heart.
, The funeral was held at the home
Monday, Rev. L. Hicks of the Highland
M. E. church officiating. Interment
took place in the Highland cemetery.
The bereaved parents and relatives
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity. Notice.
Notice is hereby given that under a
recent ruling of the Attorney General
of Nebraska, Punch Boards and other
suoh devices are gambling devices and
prohibited by Section 8088 of the Crimi
nal Code of Nebraska in the revised
Statutes of 1913.
Those who own or control such
boards will removo the same by
January 1, 1010.
Frank J. Mundav,
County Attorney.
Henry E. Phares Weds
Miss Gertrude Milligan
A wedding which came usacomplcto
surprise to the mimy friends In this
city, of both the bride iiml groom, whs
solemnized Sunday evening lit McCook,
the following account of which we
copy from Monday evening's McCook
Tribune:
"Lust evening, ut the homo of her
father Kuglneer Charles Milligan, Miss
(iertrudo was wedded to Mr. Henry
l'hures of Central City, Nebr. Rev.
Louis lileb of the Congregational
church performed the ceremony in the
use of the impiessive and effective
ring form The families and a few in
tlmate fiioiids were witnesses- or the
happy event. The eeiemouiul whs
consummated under a canopy effect
and the general house decoration was
in Christmas colors uud symbols, with
the added heart eliec s and a Christ
inas tree in attractive ornamentation
and illumination The bride was
charmingly gowned in white georgetta
crepu over whito silk; bodice of wiiito
brocHde with short sleeves and low
neck. Her going away dress whs of
brown velvet. After the ceremony
dalutv refreshments were served, Mrs
E. F Stoeltlng aud her sister, Mrs.
Murphy of Brooktleld, Mo., assisting
in the serving. The bilde is the ac
complished, charming daughter of
Engineer Charles Milligan and num
bers McCook friends and well-wishers
by the oircle of her admirers. The
groom is a sterling young man who
was a childhood friend in the old Red
Cloud home. They left, last night, for
Hastings and" Oraud Island, and in a
week or so .expect to be at their future
home in Central City."
Henry E. Phares, is a son of Mrs.
Barbara Phares, and while not exclus
lvely a Webster County, produot, hav
ing oeen uorn in xop,eKH, was raiseu
here, and graduated from our high
school, after which be taken a law
course at the state university, and was
admitted to the bar a few years ago.
He is a young man to whom the name
"worthy" seems inadequate. He is
more than this he possesses exem
plary habits is industrious and has a
future ahead of him which is indeed
bright to say the least.
The bride, is aUo well known here,
having resided in this city during
childhood days. She is a lady of whom
we are confident will In every way
prove a helpmate to the man she haa
given her hand.
To Mr. and Mrs, Henry E. Phares,
The Chief together with the entire
community, joins In wishing them a
long, happy and prosperous life.
Mrs. Sarah Holsworth
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Blue Hill Fri-
WE WISH YOU ALL
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Happy New Year
R P. Itenef & Go.
PRE-INVENTORY
BHRCHI-NS
To reduce stock before taking inventory 1 offer the
following items some at practically cost and some at
less than cost. Cash only. Every item" is worth the
regular price and are clean, new goods.
At These Prices Only TNI January 10, 1916:
Watches
To Redece This Stock I Offer The Following Extra Special Values:
Regular Special
Two only 7-Jewel Silveiine Case
One ' ' '
One 7-Jewel 20-Year Gold Filled Case
17
$ 5.00
5.50
10.00
10.25
11.50
23.00
9 3.85
4.10
7.80
8.00
9.80
17.68
This is a high-grade adjusted watch and will last a life time ,; . .,,
Regular Spatial'
One2l-Jewel20-YearGold.Cascr &. 34.50 2C.75
This watch is adjusted o all, , changes in temperature,
positions and the same 'as parried ,by Engineers! and . - .
m v c e ..Conductors on the, R. R. . i, s ,. -.,: i .ji-
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One o..1y 19-Jewel GoldFilled Case'"- 60.00" " " ;! ' '42.80
This is an extra good watch, case is warranted to wear gold
for the owners life-time. Movement is fully adjusted in
every particular and will prove a real bargain.
Mrs. Sarah Holswort.i, after years of
suffering, passed away at her home in
the west part of this city on Sunday,
December 20th, aged 70 years, 0 months
and 18 days.
She was born in England, March
1836, and was united in marriage
Wm. Holsworth March, 7, 18G1.
1870 she and her husband moved
anuua wnere mey resiueu for a year
then came to lied Cloud. Six children
were bom to this union all of whom,
except oue, survive the mother. Mr.
Holsworth died March 1, 1011.
The lady was a pioneer membor of
the Presbyterian church, u kind moth
er, a good neighbor, and her death is
n loss to tho ontiro community.
The funeral services were held at the
home Tuesday afternoon, Iiev. J. L.
Ikobo and Itev W. F. Cole having
charge of the services.
Card of Thanks
We desire to extend our thanks to
the nclgliboiB and fi lends who so Icind
ly assisted us riming the siuUiioss uud
death of our beloved mother.
Mis, Luna llallard,
Mrs. Millie Klndlur,
Mrs. Jane IlammarUer,
(ildeon, Itobert, Kdgur, Char
ley and Sylvancs Maglnnis.
The Degree of Honor Kensington
Talking Machines
To clean up this line I offer the following special values. Every
instrument offered is of the 'new hornless type, made by one of
the largest manufacturers in this industry. Everyone war
ranted as represented or your money back..
One only Oak Cased
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One Only Mahogany
One Only Mahogany, slightly used
Regular
15.00
25.00
40.00
50.00
125.00
Special
911.80
19.50
31.00
36.60
63.00
I have a few more special priced offerings in cut glass,
silver knives, forks and spoons. These will go from 20 to
35 percent less than regular prices. Bargain prices only
until January 1 0th., and as there are but a few items in
each line it will pay you to Come quick.
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Jeweler and Optometrist
C. B. & Q., Watch Inspector
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