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VOLUME 50
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA, APRIL 13, 1922
NUMBER 15.
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Red Cloud, Neb.
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Free Easter Cantata
The following ptogruiii'vvill bo given
ly tho Community Chorus tit the Hesse
Auditorium Sunday evening:
Iljmu "AH Hall the Power of .lotus
Name".... Audience
1'rayer Kev. Cope
Chorus Darkness Holguod
Soprano Solo Miss Huron
UuhS Solo Halbert Thomaa
Duet -Come, Only S tlvntiou
Soprano -Mrs. Gellatly
Contralto SI rn, UuMi
Chorus The Kaster Tidings
Soprano Solo Mrs I'otter
Chorus Ye Slow of Heart
Tenor Solo Mi. Labon Wagoner
Solo "llos-anna" Miss Mizcr
Chorus Life Everlasting
Contralto Solo "Enrth Could Not Hold
Him" Mrs. Frank Hughes
Quartet Crown the Risen King
Mrs. Gellatly, Mrs. Bush, Labon
Wagoner, Halbert Thomas
Chorus l'raise Iiitii
Soprano Solo Huby Koon
Trio Teaeh Me to Love Theo
Mrs. Gellatly, L Wagoner, Mr. lhibh
Habs Solo "The Great Example"
Mr. Uubh
Offering
Chorus Joy to tho World
I Garden Seed I
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Seed Potatoes
The Farmers Union
Red Cloud - - Nebr
Clean-Up Day, May 2nd
The different clubs cf this city that
are active in -civic improvement have
set aside May 2nd as Clean up-day.
Let, all those who have not cleaned up
Jtb.elc.pre raises get busy and remove all
the rubbish that may have aceumnlut
ed during the winter months. There
is nothing that makes u city more at.
tractive than well kept lawns and a
few ilower gardens. We would suggest
that some of the people of this uity in
struct their children to walk on the
sidewalks instead of going thru folks
yards. This organized elfo'rt on tho
part of our clubs is to bo commended
and we believe should have tho sup
port of everyone.
COMMISSIONERS ADOPT
BRIDGE BUDGET PLAN
Red Cloud, Nebraska
April 11th, 1022.
The County Hoard of Commission
ers met at 1 o'clock p. m., ns per ad
journment of April 3rd. All mem
bers present.
This meeting was held at tho te
quest of County Highway Commis
sioner Ovcring who desired the
Board's co-operation and assistance
in outlining the roadwork in Webster
county for tho ensuing year.
After a general discussion of vari
ous matters, arrangements were made
to conform with 1922 Budget as adopt
ed at meeting of April 3rd.
No further business appearing tho
Board adjourned to meet May 2nd.
1922.
P. F. PERRY,
County Clerk.
Eighteen' Months Old Boy
Victim of Pneumonia
Phil I. croy, the eighteen months old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Wolfe, pass
ed awny at their home Sunday after
noon after a brief illness from pneu
mon I a
The funoral services wore held from
the home Monday altornuon, Rev
Cope in charge, after which Interment
was undo in the city cemetery. Tho
baromnl parents linve the sympathy
of their many friends.
Bryce W. Miller Passes Away
Bryco W. Miller, aged 00 years, who
had made his homo for many years
with his daughter, Mrs. F h. Mines
and family, passed away Monday at
Hastings after a brief illness. His re
mains w.cre brought to this city Tues
day and the funeral services were held
Wodno'sduy afternoon at tho homo of
his daughter with Rev. Copo in charge,
after which interment was made in the
cemetery east of Cowles.
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DEALER
E. H. Newhouse
RED CLOUD
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COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
(By County Superintendent)
Some 310 took examinations the
sixth and seventh of April.
Friday the Red Cloud High School
ptt up a very nico little program frr
tho ontcrtninment of the pupils talc
ing examinations at the court hquse.
The program was strictly high school
tulcnt with tho exception of tho solos
given by Miss Ruby Koon.
The Bladen school has been rein
stated in class B, duo to tho good
work of tho Superintendent Miss Good
rich together with tho hearty co-operation
of the school board.
Guide Rock has been admitted to
class A within the last year. Thoy
are pory proud of reaching this stan
dardthey havo a right to be, surely.
Inavalo is getting out notices for a
meeting, April 29, to vote $5000.00
additional bonds for tho new school
building.
Tho Eckloy school are talking some
about a new building. Some land by
tho school, wo are informed sold for
$100.00 an acre in this time of falling
prices, all duo to it;s nearness to tho
school.
Teacher's examinations April 15,
Gun Club Shoot
Twentyllve shooters faced the trap
at tho regular shoot Sunday afternoon
and some very good scores wcro made
on each twentyilvo bluo rocks. Chan,
llroughton was high man breaking
twentyflvc straight and a long run of
fifty four without a miss. It was a nico
day for shooting and tho boys turned
out good and will be in good shape for
tho shoot to bo held at Alma, April 1G,
lied Cloud shooting against the Alma
Cub.
A special meeting will bo held tonitc
at 7:30 shnrp at the Independent tele
phone olllco and wo ask all Club mem
bers to bo thero and bring a new mem
ber with you
O. V. Damon, Secretary.
Tho following Is tho scores made:
Geo. Kalley r3
Earl Hall 73
II. llulsobush CO
.TayCheek 71
Chas. Hronghtou 08
Roy Rust 15
Ted Lambrecht ...... . . . , 38
G W. Damon &7
K.Shaw CO
P. l'eterson ' 37
Sk jet ver . . . ." t 07
P. tiambreeht ...'. 20
W. K. Lambrecht 3L
J. Lambreoht 30
J. O. llroughton Jl
P. W. Sharif 33
Clms. Waltors SO
W.Sutton 50
Harvey 11
Johnson 17
R. Day 10
J.Petorsou 31
Webster County Sunday
- School Census
Tho Sunday Schools of Webster
County arc to take a complete Sunday
School Census of the entire County a
week from next Monday, April 211b.
This census was decided on at the
County Convention of the Sunday
School Association last September
Since that timo tho Commlttcu in
charge of planning tho Census has
been planning and organizing the
work. The County has been divided
Into districts and u definite district
allotted each Sunday school for tho
canvassing. Tho Sunday Sohools will
divide their local districts up among
teams of two workors each who will
do the canvassing. The plan Is to havo
tho work planned so that thu whole
county enn bo covered in one foronoou,
At present there nro thirty throe Sun
day Schoolo in tho County affiliated
with the County Sunday School Asso
ciation. Thcso sohools aro (located so
as to reach easily most of th: territory
tn tho county. It is purposed to fol
low tho census with a County wide
"Go '6 Sunday School Sunday" which
every man, woman and child living In
Webster County will bospoclally invit
ed to attend Sunduy School aud enroll
In some cla6S for Bible Study.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Wc do building from tho excavating to the painting
complete. Wc will figure your jobs to furnish all mater
ials, or otherwise, to suit our customers. We do FRAME
BRICK and STUCCO work. Let us show you the differ
ence between good and inferior stucco.
Wc build screen doors and window screens and do
carpenter work of all kinds. Let us have your order for
screen doors and window screens now.
GRANT CHRISTY
Shop first door north of Holland Hotel. Res. phone 72N
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BE PRACTICAL
The young man in love often goes into raptures about
"the blue of the sea in her eyes and the golden haze of
autumn in her hair," but remember this, young man
SHE'LL EAT just the same as any other healthy girl.
Therefore, get down to practical affairs. Save your
money, deposit it in a good reliable bank like ours and
get ready to own a home for you and the girl and to
provide the three square meals a day that you will both
need as long as you live. You know when poverty comes
in at the door, love sometimes flies out at the window.
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Flomnce, Pretident Rod Cloud, Nob. S. R. Florance, Cashier
Capital and Sttrplus $'jj,ooo.oo
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