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RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF 'm "SfcTU,
Rod Cloud, Nebraska.
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FARM HUUHAU NOTES
(Dy County Extension Agent Henry
It. Fnusch.)
FJtUIT AND VEGETABLE BUDGET
Poods nnd Nutrition Specialist,
Miss Florence Atwood of Lincoln
spent the week in the county meet
ing with Women's Clubs. This was
the second scries of meetings and her
subject was "Meal Planning." In
structing women In the ue of daily'
food calendars.
Helpful Community Club met nt
the farm home of their Project lead
er, Mrs. I. Woodward. Ten members
present.
Cloverlcaf Community Club met at
the farm home of their Project Lead
er, Mrs. Ellis Davidson. Twenty
two members present and twenty
eight visitors from the Happy Houv
Club, Bladen Women's Club, Blue
Hill Culture Club and Worth While
Club.
Guide Rock Welfare Club met nt
the farm of Mrs. Wm. Kirkpatrick.
Ten members were present. Mrs.
Andrew Schultz is their Project Lead
cr.
lied Cloud Community Club met at
the home of Mrs. H. A. Frantz. Ten
members present, eight visitors from
Amboy Women's Club and Crooked
Cieek Community Club were present.
SEWING CLUB ORGANIZED
Eckley girls organized Flying Need
les 2nd year Clothing Club with five
members. Mrs. Earl Carpenter, local
leader; Nellie Grcenbaugh, president,
Marie Gestring, vice-president; Letn
Malik, secretary.
VARIETY CORN TEST PLOTS
Two variety corn tests were plant
ed this week on the farm of Fred
Householder southwoi of Bladen nnd
Go. Ohmstodc southwest of Guide
It ck.
Varieties planted were St. Char'cs
white, Iowa Silvcrniine, Hitchcock
county white, Boone county white,
Red, Yellow Learning, Kearney coun
ty yellow, Huuges and Reeds yellow,
bes'des the different varieties cf
smoith and rough kernel cars wore
planted.
We nil1 now prepared to nlw reason
able terms on both Now and Used Cars.
puyuliln monthly or in a lump sum.
O 'levie Uroh
Yes, Garber's
Is The Place!
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At tho icgular meeting of Charity
lodge A. F. & A. M. Friday evcn'ng,
the degree of an Entered Apprentice
Mn-on was conferred upon two candi
dates. It was also voted to hold a
picnic supper on June 8th nt a place
to be announced later, all members
of Charity lodge A. F. & A. M. and of
(lharity chapter 0. E. S., also all
mcinbojs of these orders residing heic
but ho'ding membership elsewhere,
being included in the plans.
The annual election of officers was
held, and the fallowing were chosen
by practically unan'mous vote:
Floyd A. Turnurc, W. M.
Roy F. Oalmnn, S W.
Albert V. Duckcr, J. W.
B. Frank Perry, Secretary.
Edward L. Grimes, Ticasutcr.
LOCAL ITEMS OF
THIRTY YEARS AGO
FAITH REHEKAH LODGE"
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Faith Rebckuh iodge No. 19 I. 0.
0. F. met in Regular session Thurs
day night and conferred the degree on
two candidates. Reports were rc
ccWd from the delegates to the dis
trict meeting at Nelson.
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
Mrs. Mury Murnaham, N. G.
Mrs. Addie Sutton, V. G.
Ruth Ovcring, secretary.
Mrs. Myra Jones, treasurer.
After the business meeting the
brothers of the lodge served supper.
Thirty two members were present.
MRS. SARAH SMITH
LAID AT REST SATURDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah
Smith, who passed away at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Hattie L. Em
erton, on Thursday, May 17th, at the
age of 55 years, 1 month and 13 days,
were conducted from the Wagoner
church bv Elder Noah Wagoner, on
Saturday afternoon and interment
was made in the Wagoner cemetery.
Sarah Ann Tucker, daughter of
Auldon Tucker and Margin cte Brown,
was born in Green county, Tennessee,
on April 4, 1868. She was united in
marriage to Rufus B. Smith and to
this union were born ten children, six
sons and four daughters, eight of
whom survive her. Nora Maud, an
infant and Mary D. d'ed some years
ago. The surviving children are:
Lllbcrn C. of Beatrice, Walter A. and
Rnmson W. of Inavale, Mrs. Hattie L.
Emcrton, Dallas T. and Ernest P. of
P.cd Cloud, Bruce F. of Lebanon, Kan
sas and Mrs. Lucy L. Smith of Guide
Ito-k.
Her husband, Rufus 15. Smith, died
in 1011, at Filley, this stntc.
Mrs. Smith united with tho church
of the Brethren some years ago and
was identifed as a member of that
body. S'ie was a kind and christian
mother.
To Buy Wall Paper. Paints,
And Electrical Supplies.
The best place for Picture
Framing.
Mr. J -Mies, who has been making
his homo here with his daughter,
Mrs. Clias. Turner, for tho im.st few
months, went to Concordia, Kant as
Thursday moru'ng for a vis't with a
daughter living theie.
Mr. and Mis. Frod Guild of Lin
coin, who have been lieic for the past
few days visiting a the Dr. E. A.
Cioighton and W. A. Sherwood limners
went tu Blue Hill Monday morning
for a short visit before retiirniiiir
home.
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SUNDAY, MAY 27, 3p.m.
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The visiting team is one oi the very best
this season in Northern Kansas and are com
ing with the expectation of defeating the local
team. The Red Cloud team will be on their
toes for this game and will give the visitors a
real game.
Adm. 50c. - - Children 12 to 16, 25c.
DON'T MISS SEEING THIS GAME
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The S. of. V. IJiiud goes to West
Point on Monday.
Miss Hello Sgaiiogle lias gone to
Cilcngo to hue the world's fulr.
IliMiry Cook in homo from a business
tr'p to the east part of tho stnto.
J. L, Miner nnd Charley Gurncy will
ship 11 cars of htock to Chicago next
Tuesday, valued at $15,000.
Helen McFarland, who had a very
severe attack of measles, nnd which
sitllt'ri in her eye, Is getting along
nicely at present.
Frank Cowden doesn't tako kindly
1 1 riding throe miles Into the couutrv
on a safety ami then being compelled
t j walk back, as he did one day this
w.elc.
Tho assessors have completed their
labors and their books are now in the
huulsof the township boards, and
will be turned over to county board
next week.
10 YKARS AGO
Mrs. Geo. H. Hollister spent Sunday
in Lincoln.
Mrs. Chas. Potter returned the last
of tho week from Omaha.
Ben Gibson and wife spent a few
days the latter part of the week visit
ing with friends in Bloomington.
Miss Mollie Ferris returned home
the first of the week from a visit with
friends in Oraud Island.
Bert Kaloy and wlfo left the latter
part of the week for n short visit in
Chicago and other eastern cities.
Dr Nellie Maurer was attending a
mooting ot The Nebraska Dental A6.
sooiation in Omaha the first of the
week.
Boone Saunders and Lloyd Brad
brook left Sunday evening for Wyom
ing and Montana to look for a location.
John Havel spent a few days in
Omaha the last of the week purchas
ing supplies and some new oars for
his garage here.
G. M. Pierce of San Marcos, -Call
fornla, arrived in this city tho hitter
part of the week for a visit with
friends and relatives.
LtTHEHAN
Regular f-ervlees every first and Ihitd
Sunday in t lis moilh in the Advetitist
church at 11 a tu.
l'rea;hing at 11 a. in.
You are cordially invited to attend
our services.
O. K. Ileinitz, Pastor
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BRETHREN
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at TiUO, Evening
service at 8.
On Sunday Morning wo will join In
the union Mcmorlnl Service to bo held
at the Auditorium at 11:15. Rov. C G.
Nehon v. ill preach the sermon. Tho
announcement will bu found elsewhere
in this paper.
Our Missionary Day and the offer I tig
for both Dlstrictand The General work
will bu held on the following Sunday
instead of next Sunday as previously
announced by mistake.
H. A. FRANTZ, Pastor
GRACE EPISCOPAL
Trinity Sunday, May 27th.
Sunday School at 0:15 u. m.
Holy Communion at 10:30 a. m.
Vespers at 430 p m.
Plea9e note change in time for the
Sunday School and Holy Communion.
This is done so that all may have the
opportunity of atteuding the Memorial
Service nt the Auditorium at 11:15 a.
m. at which timo tho Rev. C. G. Nelson
will preach.
At the Vesper service Mr. Hardtnan
will preach his last sermon before
leaving for Arapahoe, Nebr.
GARFIELD COMMUNITY
40 YEARS AGO
Red Cloud will celebrate the glori
ous fourth this year.
Two thousand pounds of milk was
received at the Inavale cheese factory
last Monday.
Workmen commenced to demolish
J. (J. Potter' old stone storo building
last Tuesday. One by one tho roses
full.
Buffalo Bill has organized a new
show called tho "Wild West," compos,
eil of Indians, Buffaloes kit. It is to
be advertised as a Nebraska product
anri it is Doiinil lo alto
10 a. m., Sunday School, "The CbII
of Isaiah".
Sermon, 11 a. m.
Program by Young Peoples Depart,
meut, 8 p. m.
8:45 Sermon by Rev. I. B, Wagoner.
The Chorus will meet for social and
musio practice Saturday evening in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bliok.
enstaff.
We desire to mako a special effort to
begin promptly nt 8 o'clock Sunday
evening, so as not to continue to late
into the evening. Wi lull pleaso make
a special effort to be prompt.
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When You Have a
Printing Job
That demands Careful
Work and Quick Delivery
Business printing of all kins a special
ty. The same high quality of work
manship, no matter what the size of
the job. The most reasonable price
on all work.
The Hed Gload Ghief
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Dr.W.H.McBride
DENTIST
OVER STATE BANK
Red Cloud Nebraska
Dr.R. V. Nicholson
DENTIST
Red Cloud,
Nebr ask
CHRISTIAN
anri it is oouiiii to unto
Last week an altercation Look place
between deputy sheriff Bird and Al
lieit Henry, on the depot pltitioim at
I'.luu Dill Tho tight was short and
bloody, as llird used a luiteliet with
consummate skill and dexterity, bplit
ting his antagonists hand wide open.
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SWEN 11. JOHNSON
Swen II. Johnson was Tjnin In
Christiaiihtads Shane, Sweden, April
.'!(), 1850. He passed away at hla
home near Inavale, May 10, 192U.
Aged 7." years and 10 days.
He came to America with father,
sister and brothers in 1800 and lived
in II inois for 10 years, then nnveel
to Platte county in 1870.
He was married to Sophia Peterson
in IS82 and settled on a homestead
near Lindsay. In 100o he and his
family moved to Webster county,
wheic his remaining years ivcre .-peiit.
He lcavca to mourn his departure
his faithful wife, eight eh Idren, John
of Lindsay, Henry, 0cui Helen,
Pearl, Anna Mabel .-.nd William all
of Inavale, five grand children and
one brother, John P. of Lim.suy.
Six children preceded their father
to the great beyond; four of them
died in infancy. Charles gave his
'ife for h's c untry at Chateau Thierry
July 101S. Roy died In December
1918.
Mr. Johnson joined the Baptist
church when lie was eighteen years
of ago and ho remained true to the
faith.
He was a member of tlio Modern
Vor.dmcn of America for many years.
He was greatly esteemed by his
ncighh r.s as a man of honor ami in
tegrity. Funeral services were conducted nt
the home and at New Virginia
church, Tuesday at 2:30 by Rev R. B.
E. H'll of Hastings assisted by the
pastor llcv. Simpson.
"Greater love hath no man than this,
that a mau lay down his life for his
friends".
Sunday School at 10 as usual next
Sunday morniug; but we go from theie
to the liesse Auditorium to participate
in the Memorial service at 11:15. The
evening service will be: Endeavor at"
and evening worship at 8
Tho-e of us who heard Mr. Hermon
Hldrcdge in his three lectures regreteif
only that more were not privileged to
hear him. Ho is a pleasing and force
ful speaker whoso varied nativities
give him a wealth of telling illustrat
ions. Rev. llowsnre was unable to be
here on account of tho very scrioiii ill
lies of his mother.
the Missionary Society will meet
Willi Mr-.. C. (I. Nelson Friday afte
noon, Juno 1
Tho Social Ciicle met with Mis. Alice
Tat roc last Friday afternoon. The
luncheon tables were beautiful with
cut lloweis. Mrs. Trace Sheror and
Mrs. Grace Wolfe were assisting host
cses. Tuesday evening the Ladies Aid and
friends met with Mr. and Mrs. IMmiind
I'earn to bid them faiewell and wish
them success in their new home at Wil
cox, .Nebr.
BAPTIST
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Rov. J. L. Bceho returned to his
home in Omaha Wednesday morning
after spending tho past couple of
day.- here attending to business mat
ters and visiting with old friends.
NEW AND SLIGHTLY USED
PHONOGRAPHS ON SALE. EDI
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ZONA BERG & SON, SUPERIOR,
NEBRASKA.
ltible school al 1U a. m.
No inoining Seivlco as at close of
Ilible suhool we go to tho Auditorium
when at 11:15 the annual Memorial
Service will be held, with Sermon by
Hev C. G. Nelson
At the annual organization of the
Bible school last Sunday tho following
Otllcers and Teachers were selected:
Supeiintondent, U. A. Pioroe; Ass't
Supt.J.M. Hewitt; Secretary, Win
Held Edson; Ass't Secy, UertrudoMart
in; Librarian, E, B. Gable; Treasurer,
Russell Edson; Mrs. (J. A. Pierce, Mrs.
N. M. Green, Mrs. C. II. Miner, Mrs.
Grace Tophnm, .W. I). Edson were chos
en as Teachers, with Mis. E. B. Goble,
Mrs O. D. Hodge, Mrs. W. D. Edson,
C. A. Pierce and E B Goble as alter
nitto Teachers.
The Adult Bible class rotates teach
ers each Sunday from its own number,
each person selected having a definite
Sunday in this month to serve.
The regular Covenant Meeting of
the Church will occur on next Wed
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. Admin
istiation of tho Lord's Supper, with
hand oi fellowship on Sunday follow
ing. An evLiilng service next Sunday the
concluding part of the Life of Christ
will bo given, illustrated with 13 slides,
vividly portraying tho scenes attend,
tho Last Supper, arrest, trhl and
death, resurrection and ascension,
Tho Duy of Pentecost will also bo
pictured. Theso pictures nro beautiful
and instructive- nnd all persons not at
tending ulsowhere are cordially in
vited to bu present and seo them.
I. W. Edson, Pastor.
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Straight talk on Cream Separators by
GEO. TRINE
Red Cloud, Nebr.
WITH a single tool the combination wrench and
screw driver snpwn below, which is included with
every De Laval you can take it apart and set it up again
in a few minutes.
Could anything be easier or simpler?
There are no complicated parts no chain drives, no
cog wheel puzzles, no ball bearings to get flattened or
broken. Every adjustment can be made quickly by tin;
man on the farm without special tools of any kind.
Such simple construction makes the De Laval not only
the longest lasting but
also the easiest ccparatoj
to clean and care for.
Vo will sol! you n De Laval
on terms that can't help
suiting you. Coma in nnd
examine the machine; let us
ehow you vlmt it will do.
THE ONLY TOOL REQUIRED
WIT1 1 A NEW DE LAVAL
SOONER OR LATER YOU WILL BUY A
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AUTO TOPS
Look the Old Top over and see if you don't need a
New One. Tops Made to Order.
LEE R. WALKER
Harness and Saddlery
2 Doors South of Farmers Union.
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