The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-25

nOSe ana JnTOHt pdlltIlS anu uihoN'
needing glasses properly fitted at DR..
Damcrell's office in Red Cloud, Mon
day. May IS. Last visit until August.
1t is probable the evangclistic meet
ings will have been concluded before
reunion week. and we would suggest
that it would be a good idea to allow
the tabernacle to remain standing for
use that week. The building is large
enough to hold any crowd that could
be gotten together to listen to a
speech in this city.
The pupils of the eighth grade en-
joyed a picnic on the Moon ranch Fri
day Afternoon. Miss Ellis, principal
of the high school, accompanied by
Vernon Storey and Glen Walker, drove
out to the scene of the picnic, and as
they were nearing the place Glen sue
ckeded in overturning the buggy, spill
ling the occupants and breaking the
buggy top. No serious injury.
Harry Letson returned Tuesday
from lIcWlStoH' ludIlo' WITTY i' "tlI
to look over the field with a view to
going into business. Mr.. Letson and
a gentleman from Deadwood, :. d.,
will open an exclusive shoe store in
Lewiston in the near future. Harry
has lived in Red Cloud all of his life
and is one of our very best young
men. We are sorry he has decided to
leave Red Cloud.
On complaint of Rev. A. Essley, Ed
Gillard and w. Il. Collins of Naponee
were brought before Justice Of the
Peace Montgomery the first of the
week on the charge Of Sabbath desc
Grafton in the way of horse racing.
The case was continued to June 4th
and the defendants given their liberty
under bonds. County Attorney Byrum
appeared for the prosecution and Dor
: sey & McGrew for the defendants,
Bloomington Advocate.
The storm Monday caused consider
able damage in the west part of Web.
e ster and in Franklin county. At Ina
vale Spring creek got on a tear and
A.. washed out great holes in the streets,
, The corn crop was greatly damaged
In Franklin county hailstones a.
large as baseballs fell, doing grea'
damage to crops of all kinds. In sew
4 eral places the Burlington track wa
= washed out and trains had to be sen
around by way of Hastings for two OF
three days.
y The sacred concert given by thu
Congregational choir last Sunday even
ing was a decided SUCCESS. The churcl
was crowded to it's utmost capacity
n and the contributions to the music
q fund were liberal. The choir wa
ably assisted by Misses Helen Over
man and Jessie Vert, who sang solos
Pastor Rice delivered a short sermon
which was long enough to cause man.
y of those present to go home with new
thoughts in their minds, but not lon,
d enough to spoil the effects of tn
j. splendid singing.
Faith Rebekah lodge gave a baske
supper and musical entertainment a
, the Woodman hall Wednesday e~venin,
for the benefit of the degree team
The program consisted of an instru
mental duet by Misses Ross and Grit
feth, vocal solo by Miss Lewis, read
y. ing by Prof. Dietrich, vocal solo b
Mrs. c. II. Haley, vocal duet by Mise
=" Ross and Griffith and a piano solo b
Miss Marie Ross. Jake Ellinger au,
toned the baskets and the receipt
q were S32.4O, which goes into the treas
'r ury of the Rebekahs.
vi Everyone should attend the con
n mencement exercises next Wednesda
Is and Thursday evenings. The prime
e, pal feature of commencement nigh
is Wednesday, will be the address {
Hon. George W.. Berge, fusion cand
10 date for governor a year ago. M
# Berge is an orator of the highest elias
is and his address should draw a crow
of that will completely fill the opeI
house. The program for class nigl
will undoubtedly also be very interes
ing, and the musical features will |
&C above the ordinary. There are SON
u.s. accomplished musicians and vocalis
" among the young ladies of the elias
The expense of the entertainment wi
to amount to something like $3.50, al
.ir will be borne by the class, so eve
one who possibly can should be pre-