The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-29
to have the slocum lave enforced.

Congressman Norris of this district
has in a letter to Skaters Alma Rec
ord, particularly placed himself on
record as opposed to the parcels post
law.
Perry Karg, who has been braking
between Red Cloud and Oxford for
some time has rented the Mcbride
property aud will move his family
here.
DR.. Warrick, the specialist, will
meet eye, ear, noSe and throat patients
and those needing glasses properly
fitted at DR. Damerell's Office Tuesday,
Dec. 10.
There is a large and growing SEN
timent in Red Cloud against the sa
looms and we should not be surprised
to see the town go dry at the spring
election.
Madison Il. Bacon aud Miss Bessie
Dredge, both of Blue Hill we're made
one at the Hotel Royal this afternoon
at l:3O o clock, Rev. Geo. w. Hummel
officiating.
Mrs. Carrie West, Mrs. Nellie West
Caster and Miss l'olia Perry went to
| Bartly. Neb., Wednesday morning to
| spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Vests
son, Will West.
A large number of Red Cloud MIN
rods participa ed III the turkey shoot
on the Il. b. Smith farm last Friday
afternoon and secured material for
their Thanksgiving ieasts.
Blotches, pimples, coarse pores, black
heads are unsightly and denote impure
blood. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will drive them away. IS Cents, Tea
or Tablets. C. l.. Getting.
1t is healthful, wholesome. It's rs
good for one as the other. A little
dose will make you sleep and eat.
Makes people happy. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 Cents, Tea or Tab
lets.
lONy SldIh, WIG Nv ttthliy dtliNtt
in Red Cloud from Bedford, Ia., the
first of this week. Their household
goods have also arrived and they will
hereafter make their home in this
city again.
N. p Klowgard will leave SUNDAY
for Los Angeles Cal, which he will
make his futuee home. He has been
employed for the past year in the law
office of l.. Fl Blackledge as stem,
ographer
i S. B. Kizer and VIM Walters put
a new floor in the otii"e of Clerk
of District Court Hutchinson, in the
court house this week. The Id foo
? had become so badly worn that it wa
was dangerous.
At n regular meeting of the Ode
Fellows Nonday evening the following
officers were elected: r.. ID. Runchy
noble grand: n. b. Corner, vice grand
o. G. Teel. secretary; Joe Fogel trea
: surer, G. w Hutchinson was re.electe,
l trustee.
II begins to look as if the srhoo
I bonds would be purchased by loca
people Certainly there is no safer plac
toinvest moned as the securits is mucl
better than any farm loan and tn
rate OF interest is but a very little
less.
Mis-. Stephen Swenke swore ont
complaint of insanity against her hus
band Tuesday. At his hearinv Wed
!. nesday it was decided that he was sane
= and he was dismissed and returned
home with his wife. M. A. Swenke o
: Martell, Neb., a brother of Stephei
h.. Swenke, came to testify at the tria
but arrived too late.
Ernest Graves went to Bladen Sun
day to he present at the funeral of hi
t niece, Miss Blanche higgins, daughte,
S o Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Higgins, which
occurred at that place Monday. Mis-
Blanche was born in Webster Count.
n nineteen years ago and died at VIC
/, Cook last Saturday Of tuberculosis
!, Services were conducted by Rev. Viz
White in the M. f. church and inter
ment a in the Plainview cemetery
d G. w. Oles. the famous America
"A violinist, gave an entertainment at tn
opera house last Saturday evenin
q which was enjoyed those present. Nj