The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, December 28, 1916, Image 1

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Band Concert Tomorrow ( Christmas Programs of
UR ADVICE
MATTERS
IN FINANCIAL
is worth having. '
We can tell you not only how to
SAVE YOUR MONEY but also'
how to profitably INVEST IT.
It is based upon many years of experience
and expert knowledge of financial affairs.
We can and will aid you if you give us the
onnortunitv. You are welcome at this
bank. Call any time. ?
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k2 . . 1RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA
fejgM :!i CAPITAL anii SURPLUS 8U1.000 ..
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Evening at rthe Orpheum
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On tomouow evening a baud con .
curt will be given at tlio Orplicutii by
t!n Hud Cloud Conceit Hand under
tlio diioutlnn (if Prof, lj'-il y. Uy at
tending thU conceit, you will not on
ly iiv.iil yomsolf of an opportunity of
healing tin very latest ami boat of
music as the piofcssor infoiins us that
, liu has selected for this occasion musi
! cal numbers which aie light up to the
minute ami many of thi'iu me today
(being ottered to the musical lovers In
theaters and winter guidons of the
linger cities.
Tim profosor and, his ublo band of
musicians need no introduction to the
people of this vicinity as in the past
the
Red Cloud Churches
Last. Sunday night the
Intel mediate folks of
.lutiiors mill
tin rnited
The
Hamilton - Cmthor
Clothing Co.
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ohnmh, under the diieetion of Mrs. N.
15. HuhIi and oilier Wipers, gave a
most excellent Chitstmas piogiam.
The church was i'iow tied and the people-
wt'io delighted wltli tho mm-vIcc.
MlQs Riinuoy and MissTilne me to be
congratulated on thu Christmas lieu
decorations. The chlldien
and each did well.
Mildred Kito bang a suoel little solo
that has mealed gi oat inteiest. Tlio
children leeelved u line Heat and vmII
long remember thu happy occasion
TliO boulli Mac .Mihsion, u wotk con
nected with the United uhutch, held i
and,, tin
wore well ti allied
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Farm Loans
I can make you a farm loan at low
est Interest and best terms to be had
in the state. Please vrlie me, or cull
for me at Statu Bank Red Cloud.-C. P
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Mr. John R. Gutherie and Miss
Vera Stlclcley, both of Guide Rock,
were united in marriage jy Judge
Rauney on Sunday.
Ou January 1st, passenger train No.
11 will be discontinued' between this
dry1 and Oxford and No. 4 will depart
from here for HustirigB(at 10 a in1, ar
riving here in the evening at the usual
hour.
Mr and Mrs Rov Stevens -will leave
this w'eekJorttfcMjRijerVfiV, Tenfcl
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pnotograpny ior a lew monirjs. inr.
Alfrel Clark will have uIihivo of the
gallery here during hi1 abM-tico. A,
H. C Gellfttly spent Christmas 'in
Lincoln with his wife's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C W M alone, and also attended
the.weddlnif of his slster-iu law, Miss
Floteuee Malouc to Mr. Glen Mason
which was Rohtmnlred Wednesday.
people dm lug eveiy appearance they
have made in public. Tho piofcssor
is indeed worthy of much oommendii
tlnn, as by his untiling eiTort he has
'igaulud ami instructed tho mem
bers of this organization until at this
date they are second to nono in this
locality. The boys me alfco worthy
of much praise for the lime and effort
tlioy havo devoted towards making
their band a musical success. If you
have not already secured tickets for
this entertainment, do so at once
'Your presence will cheer and encour
age the boys.
Tho following is the program:
March1, "Under the Double Eagle,"
Wagner
BAND
Brass Quartette. ."Southern Melodies"
Robert LeRov. Will McIlrlde.Taul
, ,fewhouse, Clayton Holmes
!nrnadA. "Anita" Allnn
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Bpanish serenade, "Anita"
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Cornet Duet "Panora Polka"
k-i Robert -teRoy, Wilt MeUrlde
' Valse Lente", "Voluptese". .
Ellis' Uhooko
BAND
Baritone and Trombone Duet . . '
LaUcllo France
Clayton Holmes and
..Hobert Blacklodge
Intehmission '
Violin Solo,-(Der Sohn Der Halde)..
Hungarian Dance Kela Belli
Prof. LeRoy accompanied by
....' .' Lucille HUIers
Vocal Solo Miss Hazel Saladon
Reading Miss Ethel Wiscarvor
Overture, "Sunshine and Showers"
Pluth
Dance of the Skeletons, Descriptive
Callcn
Band
March, Finale Gen. Mixup U S. A...
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lug, December 'JHid Mr. Etiil Slaw
son is Superintendent of the Mission,
Sunday School, and under his diicc
Hon several committees veic appoint
ed and they arranged one of tho best
programs ever given at tho Mission.
The program consisted of special
music, iccltatiou, dialogs, and (rents
for the children. An attractive Christ
mas tree and beautiful decorations
added to the joy of the occtibiou.
On Sunday evening, at tho Methodist
church the choir rendered the cantata
"Lord of All" after which the scholars
were given their'usual Christmas treat.
A large audience was present. The
church was decorated for the occasion.
On Sunday morning at the JJaptist,
ohurcL, the Sunday school scholars
gave a short program, after which they
were given a present and treats.
Opens New Law Office
Attornoy E. G. Caldwell who has
been seven years in Red Cloud has
opened a new law ofllce over the Ham-iltou-Cather
clothing store. Mr. Cald
well has been attorney in many of the
best cases tried in Webster county and
has been couuected with tlioYi II.
Itlacklcilge law oillcc for somo past
time. He is u graduate of the Kansas
City Law School in 1003 and is admit
ted to practice in thu Federal as well i
as state courts. He lias also had the
actual practice and ue bespeak con
tinued sucaess for him in his now of
lice.
IS there any Gift that would be more appreciated by the
entire family than this beautiful Piano? Think of the
joy it would bring to your home. Think of how it would
shorten the long dreary winter evenings. The very sight
of this piano in your home would bring a sense of pleasure
and home completncss.
Our Pianos am nioderatsly priced, ye' they aie reuognl-std as tho
world's f ueinost Phtnu. EcpiMt oo stiuction, high grade cabinet work
and harmony of tone stamp our Pianos us Hie higuest value for tho
money. Vou arc invited to come in and examine tliK'.e imtrumoiits.
k CASH OR EASY PA YMENT
The Music Shop
HrlE UE ROY MUSIfl COMPANY
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R. D. Morltfc, assistant to State Su
perintendent A. O Thamas, has landed
a good position and need not worry
over retiring from state otlico in tho
middle of the winter. Mr. Moritz has
hoen elected superintendent -of 'tho
Seward city schools, Ho succeeds John
Woodward, who in turn will take his
place in the oillcc of tho statu superin
tendent as an assistant under W. H.
Cleramons tho first week in January.
Mr, Moritz was superintendent of tho
city schools at Red Cloud two years
Home Talent Musicale Pleases
Those who ventured out 'the' cold
wintry blasts in order to witness the
production of "Tho Rose Maiden", A
home talent musicale given at the Or
pheum on Thursday of last week
were well rewarded for their sacrifice
as this entertainment was one of tho
beatlf hot the best, ever given in our
cityjiMuch credit is due those taking
part in this musicale, as they exhibited
their musical talent to a marked de
gree on this occasion.
Owing to the severe winter weather,
the audience was not as large as such
a fine production warrants, neverthe
less, the smallnesa of the audience
did not in any way discourage the
players and the entire program was
carried out with as much vim and zest
as though they were playing to a pack
ed house.
Rod Cloud should be, and Is, proud
of the fact that she possesses such
talented musical artists and it is to
be hoped that when weather condi
tions are favorablo enough to insure a
much larger audiouce that "The Roso
Maldoii",tnay make another appearance
in our city."
Laid at Rest Today
On Monday afternoon, at tlio family
home in Beatrice occurred the death
of Mr, Ralph MoCoukey, youngest sou
of Mr and Mrs. C. C. McConkoy of
this city. On December -1th he was
severely burned in a coal oil explosion
at his home Everything was done to
relieve his sufforiugs, he having re
ceived the best of medical care, but
death finally was tho result. He was
hot n at Oneida, Kansas, October S3,
1885 and was 31 years and 2 months old
at the tltno of his death
Several years ago he was united in
marrlago to Miss Blanche Osborne, of
this city, and to this union wore born
four children, who with his wife, par
ents and two brothers mid two sisters
are left to mourn his demise.
Tho remains were brought to this
city Tuesday evening for burial and
funeral sorvlcos were hold at tho
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Jowelry
agowhon ho was appointed to his' christian church this afternoon, Rev.
jiuouui, jjuaiwuu. iiowiu uegm worn , ucooo assisted by uev. Hummel con-
at soward the tlrst of tho year on a sal
ary of 81,000 a year. Stato Journal.
Wo have a few Toys and Box Games
ducted the Eorvices.
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SEND "NEW YEAR'S GIFTS" TO THOSE WHO SENT YOU CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS THAT THEY MAY WRITE YOU DOWN IN THEIR BOOK
OF PLEASANT MEMORIES.
,. k COME TO OUR STORE TO BUY THEM.
' . WHY?. . -BECAUSE. W.E HAVE JHE GOODS .TO PICK FROM;
ECAU5E,WHENtrj,UR,NAMe'IS.ONtATACKAGEafMPANSr,THATi;(IT.
CONTAINSXGIFLWHlCH THEME.WHbEeEIVES W WfLt KN0W'v
. IS SUPBERANDWlLL-'APPrtECIArE.
WE MAKE "QUALITY" RIGHT; THEN THE PRICE RIGHT. '
E. M,. NEWHOUSE
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Extra Fancy Box
APPLES
$2.25
PER BUSHEL
They are Large Size and Extra Fine Quality
R. P. Weesner & Co.
WE WILL APPRECIATE A SHARE OF YOUR
COAL ORDERS
PLATT & FREES
FarnUaiis
I have tho cheapest rates and best
we will sell at Half Price. If Santa option in tho state, with several plans duto the law is to be rigidly enforced,
missed you can got them now at Rust's to choose from. Sole agcut for Tre- 0. D. ROBINSQN,
Variety Store. . ui Ivett, MatUsd? Baker, J. n. Bailey v County Tieasurer
Notice to Automobile Owners
All licenses duo January 1, 1017.
The law does not permit operating ou
Dealers' card numbers. If doing so,
to save costs of prosecution call at
Oifbnty Treasurer's otlico at once and
secure receipt for number. After this
R.E.CAMP,D.C.
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