The Red Cloud chief., 1900-06-01
BLADEN.

y. r.. fost shlppeu more STOCK the
first Of this week.
Croquet seems to be the attraction
in the east part OF town.
Prof. Unsell left Tuesday morning
for his home in Missouri.
&. A. Easterly shelled corn Saturday,
Mccoy boys doing the work.
ID. Hite, west of town, marketed
some 1000 bushels of '97 corn last week.
Mrs. Chas Clark and daughter Mrs
Ed. Hoffman left Saturday for sutton
Remember children's day exercises
at the churches Sunday, June 10.
+. Bowk,! is moving this week into
his new house in the north part of
town.
o The boys arc trying to get some
sport out OF a foot ball recently pur.
chased.
Friends from Roseland and Sutton
were the guests of the Whelans of this
city Saturday.
Fred Kaufman sold 1900 bushels Of
wheat and about the same Of corn and
is at present delivering it.
A. p. Johnson is treating his house to
u lltSu WA VI Htiui' TN1thtl
hann OF Blue Hill is doing the work.
Miss McCrackcn returned to her
home in Juniata Saturday after clos.
ing n very successful term of school at
this place.
James Conner shipped a car of stock
and household goods to Montana where
he has secured q stock ranch and will
make his future home.
A little fracas occcrred at the hotel
Monday between Prof. Unssll and Di.
rector Grandstatf. The greatest dam.
age was done TO a chair which was
hurled at the directors head
The Plainview chapel will be dedi.
Gated Sunday, June 3. You are all in.
vited-to bring your pocket book
This is q fine church building costing
about 81, 900. II is four miles south OF
this place.
Last Sunday a large audience gath.
cred at the &. A.. X. hail, which was
very tastefully decorated with the nat
ional colors and flowers, and listened
to \ very interesting memorial address
delivered 10y Rev. Ogden of Blue Hill.
The choir sang some very beautiful
and appropriate songs.
Last Wednesday evening at the Bap.
fist church was hold the first com
menccment exercises of the Baden
school at which time Miss Grace l..
Hicks aud Miss PauSy + McKelvey
graduated with honors. Preparation.
were made for these exercises aud the
church was handsomely decorated
with flowers. A RAIN in the afternoon
somewhat interfered and the audienc,
was not as large as had been antici
pated. The class cOlors selected wer,
yellow, pink and white while theil
motto was I'VE stop not here" Rev
A. l.. Ogden Of Blue Hill delivered tn,
address of the evening, blending hi
subject in harmony with the elias
motto, followed by a sa~lutatory addres
by Miss Pansy f. McKelvey. Tn
band rendered some very gooc music
The solos by Mrs. Rich and Miss Lott
Belle Doyle were well received by tn
audience; also the duet by Mesdame
! Rich and Saunders. The recitation
"rhe Ride Of Jennie McNeal" by Mis-
Blanch Cox was well delivered an,
worthy Of note. Miss Grace +. Hick
then delivered the valedictory in
p very impressive ard earnest mar
ner Some twenty five pupils wer
o then lied to the rOstrum and Pro-
UnSell presented them with diploma
@ OF honor for their prom2t attendant,
|, department and the advancement mad
4 in their studies, Rev. Ogden then wit
h well chosen words presented the graC
yates with their diplomas. Prof. Unse
d added n few remarks In praise of tn