The Red Cloud chief., 1907-07-26

For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Dugdale of Glib
bon. were here this week to attend the
funeral of the l~atter's father. William
Allsop.
Elcnora Reed. widow of John A.
Reed has been granted a pension of s.
per month. Fred Maruer was her at
torney.
John Sutton and Frank Coulson,
prominent farmers of Walnut Creek, |
were in Red Clond yesterday to see the
ball game.
Engineer win La Rue and his family |
were in Red Cloud Wednesday on their
way from Republican City for a visit
in Missouri.
About thirty members Of the Degree
of Honor went ont to the home of w.
J. Lippincott last night and enjoyed a
moonlight picnic.
Miss Josephine Nicer and Mrs. 5. X.
Florence arrived from Chicago Satur-
day for a visit with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. +. Mizer.
Misses Irma Vance of Hastings and
Barbara Schuebel of Omaha returned
to their homes Monday after "A visit
with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jud Bailey drove over to Cowles
Wednesday morning to visit Mr.. Bal
ley's daughter, Mrs. Harry Waller.
Max Moede was FRUSTRATED with the
heat Monday afternoon while working
in the field. He is getting along nice
ly now, though still unable to work.
If the Chautauqua is not "A success it
will not be the fault of Paul :. Diet
trick. for he has labored increasingly
TO make the event a credit to our city.
There was a partial eclipse of the
moon Wednesday night at II o'clock.
visible in this latitude. Nearly the
whole surface of the moon was obscur-
ed.
The state board of assessment has
about completed its work. The report
shows that the assessed valuation of
Webster county has increased Sl56, Gil
4S.
Bracelets are still the popular arti
cles. We have a most extensive lin,
for ladies. misses and children. AL
...ln. D,,.n. a., l,.., N,u-lare.
Bros.
j. f.. Robertson of Crete, stopped of
, in Red Cloud on his way home from f;
, trip to Colorado. He is "a brother o
Herbert Robertson, engineer at tn,
light plant.
e Big $50 and $3.50 attractions, for on,
or W. appearances and all for 10 cents
, You will kick yourself if you do no
get one of those season tickets to tn,
Chautauqua.
Allen Mccoy stuck a knife in hi
hand the first of the week and for
time blood-poisoning threatened TO Sc
in, but he will soon be able to &c t.
work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong, relatives o
Jud Bailey and wife, started Tor Cul
bertson Neb.. yesterday morning. The.
have a farm in that vicinity where the.
will make their future home.
The Indians walloped the Cowles
Lawrence-Blue Hill combination a
Cowles last Saturday to the tune of
to 0. The COwles combination ha
twelve errors to their credit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kindred, of Smith Ger
ter Kans., were in Red Cloud on thei
honeymoon trip the first of the week
Mr.. Kindred is a relative of Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter Noble of Walnut Creek.
Rev. Ward Austin, pastor of the NJ
f. church will preach at Geneva Sur
day, both morning and evening. Iii
pulpit in this city will be occupied Sur
day morning by Rev. George Humme
When Father Fitzgerald went to ge
the communion wine for the servic
last Sunday the jug was found to b
empty. AS there was no crack in tn
jug, it is a mystery what became of tn
wine.
Do you realize that next Monday
the opening day of the Chatauqua as
sembly? Get busy, NOW your weed