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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1922)
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF flS TOLD TO US RIXXMHIMMIHJIIIM Roy Rust spent Sunday in Superior. Robt., Hoxsey spent Saturday, in Grand Inland. . .. trjMvib i ) Marian "Mo'rcer went'-'id' Afpahoc Monday mtfrnfns.' ' :i J' c f-- " i "I'i. ii Jin i- j- Gus Fu))crhaa aeceptd a JMftition ith Oglevic Bros. " $?? ' ' Joe Carr was avpasscngcr tKstr ings Friday morning. 's N. Eli Cox 'of Bladen was in the city Wednesday afternoon. G. R. McCrary was down from Ina vale Wednesday aftcnoon. -". The best of potatoes 75c per bushol. Chas. Rasscr, phono 12 on 2. Joe Crow was down from Republi can city the first of the week. Earl B. Gaddis of Omaha was visit ing friends in the city Wednesday. Claicncc Klzer went to Denver Sat urday evening to spend a few days. Alfred Phi lips went to Haywood Monday morning to spend a few days. I. B. Wagoner was a passenger to Beatrice Wednesday morning on train II. Omcr Wolfe, who is working at Mc Cook, spent Sunday here with home folks. V. S. Hall and J. W. Watten were down from Bladen Wednesday afternoon. ' Bert Anderson and Roy Garrison returned home Saturday evening. from n 1 INKS Omaha. i I CVT Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith werejpa;. sengers to Hastings Tue'sday mornMig on train 4. The local ball team went to lllvcrton this afternoon where they played the Rtrcrton team. aWHMHnhHaMaVBMMaVHMHBBaaBSMBlBVMHMMMMMHHBalaaaWBaMi I - - , , .- ' ' - i i ii m.i.L .iii.i ., i m Tho Nuckolls County Breeders Assn., will hold n Boar 8alo at Fair grounds at Nelson, Oct. 31. Watoh for add later. .I.J; , Chas. Raster ai(l6, Wyoming bp rived here this nlauiinjc ,to attend to some justness altoriM and. visit his son Roy and friends. F. I. Hooker ofGufdb Rock was in tho 'cllv'Tuesdav. He" is an" nuctfon'- eer of tec years experience nnd his card appears in this paper. Fred Slnhv who hm honn hronk- j'ng for tho C. B. & Q., out of McCook for the past few weeks, returned homo Sunday he having been laid off. Mrs. O. Wnlfo lfffc for Hmwnvillo. Wednesday morning on train 14 where she will spend a couple of weeks visit ing with her mother and with frien-13. Mrs. Maude Ronfro went to' Selden, Kansas, Saturday morning where she will snend a coun!o of weeks visitinc her brother, Howard Simpson and wife. E. V. King, who has been woiking third trick at the depot for the past two weeks, went to Edison Saturday evening whniv he will work for a few-days. GARFIELD COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Garfield sen-ices at tho church will be as follows: Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Laban Wagoner Superintendent. Lesson subject, "The Place and Work of John tho Baptist." i Sormon. bv the nastor. iSdWect.' S'Nnllmiiil Sflmiritv and ItaliirinuliMikL ucatiofr' 11:00' a. m. Study, 730 p. m. Address by Miss Blanche McCart ney, returned Missionary from lnaito Subject, "India's Need of Christ." She will speak from Jno. 3:16 and the life of tho India people. ISundav is tho bctrinnmg'of a new Quarter of Sunday Schobl lessons. For six months wo will studyJn the Adult and Young peoples classes the Life of Jesus accorchnc to Luke s Gospel. The Primaries, Juniors, and Beginners will begin the Graded Lessons, Inter national Series. The Community Chorus and orches tra will meet each week for practice. We meet this week on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lra Wagoner. Church going is a good thing! Let's get the habit! r. Red Cloud's Big Fair 11 ju Commences Tuesday, October 3rd arid Closes Friday, October ? Make your plant to attend and see the best! Exhibit of live stock : ana aii tunas i iann products ever snown in southern Nebraska MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS" During the week. Plan to, make your Fall ai&'jVinter purchases at that time as we are making special low PRICES this Fall on all Men's and Boys wearables Tho Red Clov.l High School Foot lall team opened tho season at Xol son last Friday afternoon. The Nel son team won the game by -i score of 12 to 0. Operator J. L. Harrington, who has been working at the depot in place of Mr. Thompson, went to Cowies Fri day morning to spend the day with his parents. Mr. McCracken was a passtjjpff to Ottumwa, Iowa, Thursday morn ing on train 4. Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Butler and feon of Hastings spent Sunday here with his pai'enls. Miss Minnie Christian was a jm scnger to St. Joseph Missouri, Thurs day morning on train 16. Samuel Dcakln, aged 75 years, 5 months and 19 days, passed away, at his home in Cowlcs Saturday evening. The funeral services were held Mon day afternoon. , ', . ' ' 1 - Mrs. A. D. Swansoh returned tocher home at Rawlins, Wyoming, Thurs dav mornlnffT after sDendinc the nast couple of weeks here visiting with rel atives ariTrTrlends. '.V C. G. Saunders, who went to McCook a couple of weeks ago .to go to work ag fireman" for the Burlington, has been assigned to the Red Cloud-Hastings passenger run. George Kailcy returned home Tues day from Omaha where he spent a few days at the Ak-Sar-Bcn. Several from hero attended the Guide Rock va Superior ball at the latter city Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beck of SuqrJ- speift Sunday here vyith his -fear ente, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beck, !- 4 1 fc .. k . '"'-iKw Congregational Church Notes Rov. Lmlwig Tlioms-'ii will preach n.t Sunday morning. English Lutheran Church Regular ervios every first and thhd Sunday In tlio month in tho Advontist church. The public Is coidinll.v invited. O. R. Helnltz, Pastor. Grace Church Notes Sixteenth Sunday After Trinity Sunday School at 10 a. m. Holy Communion at 11 a. m Evening Service at 730 p m. Please note change in time of Even ing Service. 4 Kansas Pickups SMITH COUNT ;. ii'.V ."WW tba Mrs. Jim Qraham is on the sick t'iis week. Freddie Lannlgan is down with pneuinoniattf wAfobie Payne spent Sunday withE' E. Spurrier. , ' ' ; Miss Zola Ingram spent Sunday with Mrs. Jas. Spurrier. Mrs. Fay Upp spent Monday with Mrs Andrew Upp. Earl Abbott and family were Sundi $ visitors at Newol Mcrrltts. ( Fred Drown returned from Ottown, Kansas the Inst of the week. Miss Velma Carr spent Friday after noon with her sister Melba Abbott. Kenneth Abbott and Orvlllc Barm a left Monday morning for Lincoln, Ne braska, to work. Op; is SPECIAL SHOWING DURING THIS WEEK OF Young Men's New Sport Models $18.50 to $35.00 OVERCOATS By far the neatest line of Men's and Young Men's ever seen in Red Cloud. New Belt Models 16.50, 18, 18.50, 20.00, 25 lo 35.00 Wonderful Bargains See Our Cloth-Craft Serge at $27.00 The Clothing Sensation of the Year The Fall Hat and Cap Display will be worth your while. THE COWDENtfALEY CLOTHING CO. t s, ' J 1 " - O" i . J ' OorM Scott of the Scott darlrrvST Co., was down from Riverton wed nesday afternoon visiting friends Afft MM I III I -:-- " ' '" Messrs. ana mesaames jduh omu, J. P. Cheek, G. W. Damon and FjQk Peterson spent sunaay ai Aima. yf li VW" . An eight and one-half pound baby jirl arrived at the home of Mi" and Mrs. Reilly Hayes early Monday mom ins. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robinson of Superior spent Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Robinson. Fred Roberts was a passencer to Fairbury Wednesday morning where he wi'l probably make his home in tho future, his parents havinc moved to Hint place several weeks ago. . Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Childrcssis Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith and Mrj.and Mrs. Grant Turner were among those wti'n rtfAVA tn Tlluft Will Vhilfcrlnv PVfiWfrTj n:r:::r:L$r?i ::l t rrt.. U!J. oV1 trfnnnfc ti-ill rn. peat their musical comedMiss Chef4'00'rtVt fARNItHj Vif ntrtooAm . h Auditorium -neirtrlnr' T-Ji,l':n'" tli'' - . Tuesday evening. Don't fall to see it as it pleased the peoplolast spring: rr . .- r . f . - i -- -M-' - .jtHaaW AM W'HYrfJfH Kl ai. t'-rr Xih inA ta W. A. Sherwood re- 11141 M. ' j. - -- - - turned home Monday evening on train 11 from Umajia wnero iney went uw first of last week to spend a few days visiting with relatives and attending tho Ak-Sar-Ben. Tho Burlington, effective Thurs day evening discontinued feeding the men in the mechanical depaitment at this point, and aie making prepara tion to move the equipment, which consists of a dining car and pullman, from here, M ." . fjpnV tarnUhjBf or duUtaf pt rti rl bright' Surface of lifer Uvjfl rtho action of air which contains JO 'ThU Dr. R. S. Martin returned home Sat urday morning from Cincinnati, Ohio, where he had been visiting his par ents. - ' f "- .. . .. , , , . .... f1nl n nf Norn nnHoUttCcs his" Duroc Jersdy F'all sale will he held October ith. Watch for ad in this pUpur'. M-s. N. B. Buah went to McCook Monday morning to spend a fow days with her sister, Mrg John Marshall and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heaton and baby wont to Hastings Monday morning after speding a few dnya here with relatives and friends. Monday evening the local Advisory Itnnnl nf tlin Snlvntioil Armv-UcUl a meeting and elected F J. Munday chnirman and H. 8. Foo seorotary. A drive will beheld in this county Octo ber 3 lat to raise $850 as its quoto fcr fhn Nnt.lnnnl Ortrnn'ritiou, , t. Hnrrv Thompson rctunied to this city Friday morning on train 15 from Lima, Ohio, where he went a couple of weeks ago to put his son, William, in cMmnl. While crone he visited sev eral eastern cities including Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City and Tulsa, Oklahoma. nhnr even in 'm'lnutb Quantities. action, which Is sonpjwjiat aniUoWSf, to the rusting of Iron tho'ugh the fatter Is due to the effect of water 6r moisture forihs a coating of silver sulphate over the bright surfaco of the metal, In some cases turning It nn unsightly brown. The film of sllver fiulphato may ho removed by tho ap plication of friction but, unless care Is exercised, this Is likely to scratch and mar the original surfaco of tho metal. For this reason, all reUiiuio preparations sold as "silver polishes" are entirely free from gritty partlcjps lUltJU UII"Ub" l llllinu ""' '" lble to the nuked eye though tho en- . ..11.1... I I.. Ilsnlf I tiro process or iioiisiiuik i. " i one of scratching away the film or re moving It by some kind of friction. The fnct that sulphur Is respond' bio for tho tarnishing of sliver ex plains why pieces of tableware in a houso heated by a hot-air furnace will tarnish more rapidly than those in n honsfi where steam or not-waier heat has been Installed. The sulphur fume3 come up from the furnnco through the registers and quickly film the sliver, necessitating frequent cleaning, while the condition natural ly does not exist In houses where radiators aro In place. (Ctpyrlfht by the WheeUr Syndicate. Inc.) Mrs. RVV. Nicholson returned home Sunday from St. James, Minnesota, where sho was called to attend the funeral of her father. RUPTURE EXPERT HERE Seeley, Famous in This Specialty Called to Superior. F. H. Seelcy,.of Chicago and Phi'a delphia, the noted truss expert; will personally be at the Union Hotel, and will remain in Superior.Wednesday -i.. rt.t,vkn a Mr xooiev- savs: .,r, y '?".' -vy --.,. ;The Spermatic snieia win not ,), re;ain any caso of 'rupture, perfectly buV.jcontracta the' opening 'in lOdaytt 'U U "AvSaspa case: ' Bemsra vast "f. .- ; .-, ,V.'.'iX.ia.AJ.i advancement over an wmw wwo 1 j cxernpiuying iiMiiMivija ,. Immediately anDTCciablo 'and wilh I Standing any s'frain of position no matter the size or location. Large or difficult Eases,"or 'incissional rup tuves (following operations) specially snifritail. This instrument received the only awaixi in England and in Snaln. producing results without sur gery, injections, medical treatments or prescriptions. Warning All cases should be cautioned against the use of any clastic or web truss with un der straps, as same rest where the lump is and not where the opening is, producing complications necessita ting surgical operations. Mr. Sceley lias 'documents from tho United btatcs Government, Washington, D. O., lor inspection. He will be glad to demon strate without charge or fit tnem 11 desired. Business demands prevent Btopping at any other place in this section. t o Uvbto etntAment in this notice has been verified before tho Federal n,i stii flirts. F H. Seeley. Home Office, 117N. Dearborn St., Chi cago. Dr.W.HMcBride NEW BOOKS We have just received a large shipment of the Popu i lar Copyright books which we are now selling for 75c Per Volume ." i Some of the popular titles are: "Big Town Round Up,' '"Kindred of the Dust,", "Man, of the Forest" "The Rivers EujI," "Tarzan of the Untamed " "Man to Man' and many orners. ! We "R.Ki "Polly and Her Friend Series'," "Marjorie Series, J lLa Zm amII Ia imU.A.UJ M AAA MM ftlAV aliu uuicis 1 uu win uc imcicaicu 111 ociu iuui also have a large stock of Girls' and Boys books idio Boys Series," "Pee Wee Harris Stories;-' '1 ' CHAS. L. COTTING, The Df " L h n T, rntt)nW rnfnmofl liomo Fri- day evening from Omaha where ho purchased goods for his store and also attended the Ak-Snr-Bon. Tho following shipped stock from hero Sunday morning Tom Swart-., one ca-lnd of cittlo to SI. Jn Trick pon and Y -t two cirload-i of cattlp to St. Tjs and A. B. Crabill pne car of hogs to Kansas City and Dolanoy Bros., one car of hogs to Kansas City. Fred Pharos waB a passenger to Omaha Fiiday morning after visit ing with his mother, Mrs. uaroaru Pharos for the past few days. He in tends spending a short time in Omaha and then going to Minneapolis, Minne sota, where he will probably work through the winter. Ar.nminpfimonts havo been received w fi-icnds in this city of the wedding of Miss Eltina Rickard and Thomas Eugene Ryan which was solemnized last Thursday nt Scottsbluff. The young couple is well known in this city as tho biidi was a loacher in tho High School for several years, the groom clerked in several of tho stores and wsa roared to manhood here. First American Piano. FMdenre seems to prove that the plnun was Invented by Unrtolomeo Clirlstofoil, a hnrpsh-hord nmker oi Padua In 1710. A half century later riiniinn unro inniiurnntiired In Knghind l,y (Itu-ninn nicchnnlcH. The first Aincrlviiii piano was niiulo In Boston In iSUli by a firm that hns continued to inukc that Instrument' for a bun dled .ears, Romans First Pleasure Tourists. Traveling for pleasure ennio Into vogtio In tho penceful enra of the Uo ninu emplio, snyu.the Helenllllc Amor. Icnn. Historic' plnct-s and nntural cur'oi'ltU'H were son 'lit out mid fa moiiM Kiots ainl fri lit new lltetl. Tliu Ilninnni Bei'iiir.l m liutu pieferred tlieo Kditler us'ts f nutuio, and hud little iipiircclatloji i towering I heights and dIuiiuIiil' ennvons. DENTIST OVER STATE BANK tied Cloud Nebraska Dr.R. V. Nicholson DENTIST Cloud Red Nebraska NEW FALL CLOTHES An important event here because of the tine style and quality You get more than new clothes here; you get Hart Schaffner & Narx style and quality There is nothing better See the new Norfolks, sport suits; 2, 3 & 4 button sacks at $27. SO to $45.00 New Shoes, Fall Caps, Bradley Sweatees Stetson and Mallory Hats i5. i W. Go Hamilton Clothing Co nnnnmi 3 'f I iV IT n i'
