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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1917)
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF s i .vr, M x L ":-:-::-:-:x-x-x-X":-::":-:":"H:":"t' ? ? '4 AS TOLD TO US ::-:"::-x:":-I, Neatalene, fl.00 gallon nt Fogel's. Wedding bells will ring next week. Lloyd l'erry was In Cowles, Tuesday. Iter. Drullncr speut Tuesday in Ilia den. Tracy Hnyes spent Tuesday in Hast ings. Horace Browu spent Friday in Hast ings. Harry RogeSter went to Chester, Sat urday. Earl Young returned to Chestor, Tuesday. Mrs. Roy Sattley spent Monday in Hastings. Roy Sattloy Undertaker-Auto Hearse in connection. Finley Bright returned home from Lincoln, Monday. Mrs. Julia Warrcti wont to Osceola, Tuesday morning. Don't fail to see those Minn Taylor aprons at Albright's. Attorney Hornard McNeny was in Hastings Saturday. Byes tested, glasses fitted. J. C. Mitchell, tho Jeweler. Will Dillon spent the weekend with his parents at Paxton. Fred and Charloy Arnold wore down from Inavalc, Saturday. Attorney A. M. Walters was down from Uluc Hill, Monday. Mrs. Clms. Woods went to Hastings, Monday, to visit relatives. Rats won't gnaw harness oiled in Neatslonc. Get it at Fogol's. Mrs. Fred Fuller of Cowles spent Monday in tho city with friends. Mr. and Mrs, Herb Ludlow spent Friday with her daughter at Hardy. Misses Esthor and Neva Baker spent Saturday with their histor at Franklin. Frank Starr and Fred Corbett wero in Grand Island tho first of tho week Col. J. II. EUingcr was in Wrny, Colorado, the first of the week on busi ness. Mrs. Jamos Tanquary came down from Franklin, Tuesday, to visit relatives. Clms. Moede came down from Blue Hill, Monday, to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. C. .1. Gee" and children spent the first of tho week with relatives at Franklin. Schuyler Hayes spent tho weekend with his sister, Mrs. C. W. Hallowell, at Hastings. Mrs. Will Bohrei' went to Nelson, Tuesday, to visit her daughter, Mrs Walter Roby. Tlieda ' Kara in Destruction, fit the Orpheum, Friday, March 2nd. Admis sion 5 and 10c. Mesdames James and Darrel Burden returned home from Kansas City, Sat urday morning. Mr. and Mrs John Weesner moved onto his father's farm near Salem, Kansas, this week. The jury term of District Court will convene Monday. Thermo are ilfty nine cases on the docket. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Starr moved onto the Fred Corbett farm, in Line township, this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Hartman of Leb anon spent the last of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Provost. Chas. Powell went to Neleigh, Fri day, to visit his parents and from there he expects to go to the Pacific coast. THE UNIVERSAL CAR 320,817 Have been built and actually delivered to retail buy ers since August 1, 1010. Theie figures 320,817 represent the actual number of cars manufactured by us since August 1st, 1916, and delivered by our agents to retail buyers. This unusual fall and winter demand for Ford Cars makes it necessary for us lo confine the distribution of cars only to those agents who have oiders far immediate delivery to retail customers, rather than to permit any agent to stock cars in anticipation of later spring sales. We are issuing this notice to intending buyers that they may pro tect themselves against delay or disappointment in securing Ford cars. If, therefore, you are planning to purchase Ford car, we advise you to place your order and take delivery now. Immediate orders will have prompt attention. Delay in buying at this time may cause you to wait several months, Enter your order today for immeditte dslivery with our author ized Ford agent listed below and don't b: disappointed later on. FORD MOTOR COMPANY I'll IV ES Runabout bm Touring Cur fun Sfiluniijl'i Couptltt &vr, Town Car &vl E 0. 1). Dtlrolt Frank Peterson Come to Red Cloud ond do your trad lug. Andy Hart was over from Lebanon, Tuesday. Mis. Frank Peterson spent Friday in Hastings. Roy Massi tiger spout Monday in Hastings, Father Fitzgerald speut Wednesday in Superior. Miss Mario Wolfe spent Wednesday in Hastings. Roy Sattley, undertaker-auto hearse in connection. Andrew Knutson was up from Guide Rock, Saturday. Ed Kellogg returned home from Lin coln, Friday evening. Ed Pay no of Catherton township was in tho city Saturday. Mrs. Frank Schwcrdtsfegcr went to Ayr, Tuesday morning. J. C. Mitcholl rotumed homo from Omaha the last of the week. Mr. Mcintosh returned home from Grand Island, Tuesday' evening. Mrs. Clms. Woods returned homo from Hastings, Tuesday evening. Will Hoffman and his undo, Al IIolT man, autocd to Hastings, Thursday. Mis9 Rachacl Cowdcn spent Friday and Saturday with friends utSupciior. Miss Edith McKcighun rotumed homo from Omnha, Thursday evening. Earl Saladen returned to Harrison, Saturday, to resume his school duties. L P. Johnson of Ludell, Kansas, spent tho first of tho week horo with friends. If you want to sell or trado your real estate call on C. A. Schult.. Inde pendent phono 20B. G. A. Brown nnd C. J. White have moved to Belolt, Kansas, whero they will make their home. Attorney F. E. Maurer has joined the ranks of motorists, and is now driving a now Ford ear. Kloset Kloun guaranteed to1 remove staiu from closets. No fumes, odor or dirt. Sold by E. W. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Lucy and son, of Cowles spent Sunday with their daugh ter, Mrs. Nate Piatt and family. Wo have plenty of good Muitlaud Lump coal at S'J.OO per ton. Washed Maltland Nut SS.r.O. Piatt & Frees. Barney Sutton returned homo the last of tho week from Peoria, Illinois, whero he had been visiting relatives. Vale Fox returned to York, Friday morning, after spending u few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. 1 Fox. All kinds of insertions nnd bandings aro good this season. Wc wish to close out our line at cost. M. A. Al bright. W. G, Hamilton returned homo from Omaha, Thursday evening, whero he had been attending the Clothier's con vention. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Robinson came up from Guide Rock Sunday evening to visit their daughter, Mrs. Rube Seliultz. Tho W. R. C. will meet Saturday at 2:30 P. M. Every member be present for business. The Post is also invited to meet witli us. Mrs. Barbara Pharos returned home Thursday evcningfrom Chicago where she purchased spring and summer goods for her store. We nre In the market for 100 to 125 pounds Shoats at market price dolivcr ed at Serum Plant. Will pay for de livery to plant. C. H. Miner Scrum Co Powell Bros. Smoke House CIGARS that ore Good The Brand Your Dodlor Smokes Most complete line of Cigars and Tobaccos in Red Cloud Mrs. Win. Wolfo spent Wednesday in Hastings. Frank Frisbio to wont Deliver the first of the week. Frauk Ward wu9 over from Esbon, Kansas, Suuday. Bert Brower was down from Blue Hill, Weducsday. Mrs Emma Scrivner went to Rose mout this morning. Mrs. Rissie Cox went to Cowles this morning to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Edson returned home from Denver this morning. Mrs. R. L. Avery went to Supeiior, tills morning to visit her parents. Sam Temple of Kansas City is visit ing friends in tho city this week. Mrs. N. It Simpson is visiting rela tives at Atwood, Kansas, this weok. Chas. Stutllus returned homo from Grand Island, Wednesday evening. George Simpson of Atwood, Kansas, is visiting relatives and friends in the city. Mrs. J II. Pope, of Hastings spent Monday witti her sister, Mrs. II. C. Letson. Mrs. Jake Peterson and daughter went to Hastings this morning to visit relatives. Mrs. H. C. Letson went to Hastings this morning to visit her sister, Mrs. J. II. Pope. Will Robertson went to Lincoln this morning to accompany his wife home from that city. Several oouplcsof our city's best citi zens enjoyed a dunce in the Masonic hall Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Schultz have moved into Art Robinson's residence in tho cast part of the city. S. W. Frisbio shipped two cars of hogs to Kansas City, Wednesday. He accompanied the shipment. J. B. Armagost, who had been visit-. Ing his sister, Mrs. Ed Garber, return ed to Clarinda, Iowa, this morning. Mrs. Cora Cutter was called to James vllle, Wisconsin, this morning on, ac count of the serious illness of her fath er. Our millinery opeulng will occur next Friday, March 0th. May we have tho pleasure of seeing your1 Burden Millinery. Mrs. Mary Abel who had been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Wright, at Hebron, returned home the Urst of the week. W. C. T. U. meeting at Mrs. Ida Coon's Wednesday afternoon, March 7. If you want a way to go phone Mrs. L. P. Albright. Miss Edythe Herrick, who is attend ing coilego at Hastings, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. und Mrs. Chas. Herrick. Miss Hazel Overlecse, who is teach ing school near Riverton, spent tho weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Overleeso. Charlie Chaplin in tho Pawnshop at the Orpheum Saturday, Mar. 3rd. Mutinee 2:30 admission r and lOu Night 8:00 admission 10 and Lie. Miss Clemmio Roubal, daughter of Jim Roubal, underwent an operation for appendicitis Saturday and is get ting along nicely at this writing. Mrs. Alex Buckles was taken to Omaha the last of the week where she underwent an operation for appendici tis and is getting along nicely nt this writing. The Hamilton - Cmther Clothing Co. Sttcnton u Pol Slarty Everything m Man or Boy Wear Had Claud Nebraska K- JH Wm WfP A off On Sunday the following shipped .stock to Kansas city. Weesner ,fc 1 Koont, one car of hog-; Delnnoy Bros , one car of hogs and Jesse Barlow one .ear of cattle. , Miss Untile Kulley has resigned her j position with the It. P. Weesner stole and expects to go to Omaha in a few i flays where she will enter the Metho Jdlst hospital and study to be a trained I nurse. j Pcdoral court will couveno at Hast ings on Match luth and tho following from this county have been summoned as jurors: Robert Harris and George Pope of this city, Herman Gerlaeh of Cowles and Charley Olmstoad of Inu valo. The Zeiss Schuiunchnr wrestling match, staged at Inavalc on tho 22ud inst. drew a good house. Many of tho sport loving gontlemon of this city wero in attendance and state It wiis well wortli the price of admission al though tho odds were against tho local man. Owing to recent injuries sus tained by Shumauher ho was uuablo to meet Zeiss Und one Mr. Gaines was ushered onto tho matt tho former hav ing his opponent outclassed in weight by :il pounds. Zeiss was thrown twice out of tho throe rounds thoreby giving Gaines the honors. Vol. 1, No 1, of the Kencsaw Pro gress made its appoarauco among our exchanges this week. Tho new paper is edited by Mr. Jno. A. Barker, for mer editor of the Franklin Progress, who recently disposed of his Interests at Franklin Tho peoplo of Kencsaw and vicinity are assured of a live, newsy paper for Bro. Barkor knows the ins and outs of both mechanical and busiuoss department of a newspa per olllce. Omaha's Cement Show Outranks Other Events Omaha's Cement Show will easily outrank any of those held in the mid die west this year. Moro interest is being shown in the show this year more linns are reserving space, and more dealers have written they will be in attendance. Heavy registrations are assured from Nebraska, western Iowa and South Dakota. With tho failure of the Kan sas City and Chicago shows to measure up to tho promises held out, cement peoplo are looking to tho Omaha event which has always made good. Tho National Highway. Day Is at tracting unusual attention. Willi rep resentatives assured from the four big traus-coutineutal highways which cross at Omaha, Good Hoads Day is going to be an unusual feature. Real Estate transfers. Compiled by B. W. Stewart, At tor- ney uud Bonded Abstracter. Charles D Corey and wife to Mary K. Pierce, qcd, w 100 ft lots 10, '20, Blk 1, Loduc's Add Hod Cloud Clarke J Shimcall et al to IS F Starke, wd, pt bw. 3.V2-11 ... W F Peaie to Louisa llaney, wd, lots 17; 18, Blk 1, Fairvicw Sub Div Red Cloud 100 oTf.O G." William C Kielil to Frank II ' Watkins, wd, lots 1 to C, Blk 10, Guido Book 1300 George Harris and wife to Martin B. Corner, wd, sw i 25-1-1 1 ... . G000 William M Guy to Emery Guy, nwj mv& lO-'J-O Ii'JoO Harry Topham to N K Harvey, wd, lots 'Si, 23, 24, Blk 0, KaleyiUMI & Jacksons Add Bed Cloud. . . . 1800 Moise Roulicruud wife to Louis Bmuli'Piiii. wd. el Rvli. nwt-f , .. v f & --.-. -" swji 18-4-12 Charles Rasser et al to William Liudley, wd, 1-5 Interest lot 10, Blk 31, Red Cloud August Buschow and wife to Reynold C Buschow, wd, ne)4 5-4-10 State of Nebraska to William Seeman, deed.nej 30-4-11 Margaret E Williams and liusb,, to Dora Pounds, wd, pt sc 8-4-11 Charles F Pharos and wifoto W Barbara Phares, qcd, inter est netf 11-2-11 Edward (J Buhauau to Alice S Flosmer, wd, lots '.'3 and 35 on nejif 3,'i-Ml A S II os mo r to Edward G Bohau on, wd, lots 7 to 10, Blk 10. Smith &. Moores add Bed Cloud c.ooO 3000 3410 3500 2000 8500 2000 li A Diesel and wife to James Mikclsen, wd, se'4 nwj(f siv.J noJ4 10-3 10 l O D Hodge, Slieriir to C Fred Wallin, S deed, lots a, 3, Blk 3, Bed Cloud 408.SO State of Nebraska to John J Boom, deed, soU nwj 10-1-0. . W A Smith and wite to Clarence E Tollefseu, wd, self 20-2-13.. Alva B Wlggcns to Jefferson P Grant, wd, pt nejf 34-2-1 1 Charles P Brubaker to Harry 280 10300 0000 Boats, wd, lots 7, H, '.), 17, 18, Blk r, Garbers Add Red Cloud Mortgage tiled 805,030 00 Mortgages released 852,485 00 3000 Tltn Ml KC AT HOME EXPECT YOU IDC rULRO To TELL 'EM ALL. ABOUT "OMAHA'S FUN iOraMittA VIS,T CENTBE." THE fH IT Exhilarating Burlesque; Vaudeville ttiti Mum Flllii with frittr Olrli, Fun? Clomi, Otifioii Esalpit. IMItlint Settle Eiilreiaul LANES' IIME MATINEE EVENT WEEKDAY Everybody Ootn Ak Anybody "WITS TNE ISSttT AID KIT SIOV VEST Of CKIMM WWW Time Now to Buy Your Shoes A BIG SAVING from Present Day Prices at Our Store Mens Work and Dress Shoes t LESS than the PRICES Ruling Today in Most Stores T These prices arc based on October purchases al w vhich arc $ 1 to $3 : Supply Your Shoe Needs Now Our Spring Hats t j; I Cowden-Kaley "ALWAYS ,V.V.V.VV-V.VV.V.V.VV.V.VAVVV.V.VAVVUWi,Ul F Are You I! J Moving this f w Spring? f j" U Pciliaps you've found a house y ffiSjiiEftT f:-"-Jfl you like except for the floois. 1(xxxaXX IpjjM Now that's a simple problem fl v .'.TSiST ! Wflm I once you'v.e seen the complete feV J PEI3b3 fy" line of linoleums we're showing ft , Z-'lC?Jlf Kfttijafcllfl Don't ALBRIGHT LEADS IN LOWEST PRICES FOR THE BEST GOODS SUCH AS CHASE & SANBORN'S TEAS & COFFEES PEERLESS FLOUR BATAVIA, SUNFLOWER CAN'D GOODS ITEN'S CRACKERS & COOKIES WE WILL APPRECIATE A SHARE OF YOTJ1? COHL ORDERS PIATT I 9 3SO to 9 s : less than today's prices and Caps are in Glothing Co. RELIABLE" Forget THAT 0 & FREES
