The Red Cloud chief., 1906-11-02

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towers of old;
If you want everlasting fame. n
benefactor be.
Give the poor and needy Rocky Mount
ain Tea. c. l.. Getting.
The ladies of the Eastern Star gave
"a farewell reception for Mrs. W. X.
Parker. Tuesday afternoon, ut the
home of Mrs. l.. II. Fort. Mrs. Parker
was presented with II handsome East
ern Star pin by the members of the
order.
The Business college football team
went to Smith Center last Friday and
met defeat by a score of 10 to o. This
was their first game. and several mem
bers Of the team were unable To make
the trip. or there might have been II
different story.
Hon. George l.. Sheldon. Republican
candidate for governor, was to have
delivered an address in Red Cloud
Wednesday evening, but the date was
Cancelled at the last moment in order
that he might address Il big meeting
i'm Lincoln the same evening.
Large audiences were present at the
Congregational church last Sunday
morning and evening. In the morn
Rev. Gresham preached upon the
amounting at Bethany, his subject be-
ing, Gods and Mans Estimate of
Waste" An offering of Sl3 was taken
for foreign missions.
The eleventh and twelfth grades of
the high school went out to a Hallow-
cen party at Charley Gurney's We'd
nesday evening, riding N in Il hay
rack. When it came time to return
home the wheels of their wagon were
missing and they had to ''hoof" the
two and a half miles into town.
We have received from Secretary of
State Galusha a duplicate express re-
ceipt showing that the sample ballots
were shipped to the county clerks on
the Goth of October. The law pro-
vides that the sample ballots shall not
be sent out before midnight Of the
21st; as that date fell on Sunday, they
were sent ont a day earlier.
An enthusiastic rally is planned tc
take place next Sunday at the Chris,
tan church in the interest of the
Sunday school. DR.. f. A. Thomas ant
Prof. Dietrich, prominent Sunday
school workers, and Rev. Davis will
give brief talks. Special music by th'
quartet composed of Miss Griffith
Miss Sherman, Mr.. Argabright ant
Mr.. Walter Warren. The exercise
will begin promptly at 10 a. m. Every
body invited. ~
The Letts-Spencer Grocer Co. of st
Joseph, Mo-, have asked us to inform
our lady readers that the offer of
set of dishes which they made through
our columns, and which was ofigi
nally designed to be closed October 1
has been extended to December 25. Ii
filing out the coupons for this beau
tiful 31-piece breakfast set you ca
have an additional two months. &c
to work at once and have "a set @
these dishes on your breakfast tabl
Christmas day.
j. w. Warren returned from Re
Oak, Ia, the first of the week, wher
he had gone in search of his son Car
who.left home last Thursday mornin
without informing his folks where h
was going, but it was learned at tn
depot here that he had purchased
ticket for Red Oak. Mr.. Ware
found that Carl had reached Red Oak
but had left before his fathers arrival
Carl had had no trouble at home, an
there was no cause for his leaving eX
cept IA desire to travel.
DR.. w. $ Smith, who has been prac
ticing osteopathy here for the pas
two years, leaves next Wednesday fo
his home in Sterling, Col, where h
will visit for a short time before goin
to his new location at Morgan, Texas
DR.. Smith has built up a good practiC
here, and has made many friends VIII
will be sorry to learn of his decisio
to leave. His practice will be take
by DR.. Boles of Blue Hill, who is we
known here, and who will be especia
ly welcome to the football squad.
The Blue Hill Leader is knocking O
the proposition for a new court hous'
and says if the citizens of Red Clou
want a new court house they shoul