The Red Cloud chief., 1907-12-13
LOCALITIES

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kewhoGsc Bros. carry the complete
list of E,!;,on Photograph records.
Mr.. JAG. McCune of Bladen was
visiting relatives in Red Cloud Mon
day.
NpUrt'- Nou.Lcakablc Fountain Pen
is tlr best. Sold by Getting, The drug.
gist.
Perry Narg was helping IL the
switch yards here Sunday and Mon
day.
ANY Edison Photograph record de-
sired may be obtained of NcShouse
Bros.
Engiue 1856 died ut Franklin Saturday
by - hiUw off valve becoming stuck
open.
C. w Beard, q. Y. NJ, was sick the
first 90 IKE week, but has gone to
work again,
The y. T.. O.'s will hold their Christ
n a bazaar on December 18th and i4th
ut the Fair store.
Mrs. Il l.. Perry, who has been
sick for the past week is able to be
around again.
4 basket supper was given at Miss
Made, Evans school north of town Fri
day evening.
Boone Saunders has been enjoying
the pleasures of a siege of rheumatism
during the past week.
Mrs. G. Il. Swartz and daughter
YOlla returned Sunday from a weeks
visit with relatives at Alma.
The city council met in session Sat
nrday night. Their proceedings will
be found ON another page.
Mrs. l.. II. Fort returned Friday eve
ming after a ten days visit with chill
tirrn living at Orleans, Nebr.
Walter G. Cox returned Friday night
from Friend, Nebr., where he has just
completed a contract of electric wiring,
Chas. Smith of Guide Rock underwent
an operation for hernia Tuesday az the
home Of his father-in-law, +. Robbins.
Miss Louise Bates left Monday for
Hastings and Lincoln after a few days
visit with her father and friends a,
this place.
Fred Hummel, formerly of Red Clout
bat nOw of Hot Springs, s. u, is here
visiting friend, and expects to remain
for several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Warren left this morn
ing for Washington, Ia, in response I,
IA telegram announcing the death of {
sister at that place.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Smith took theil
daughter Lulu to Lincoln Thursday
morning in the hopes of the trip bene
fling their daughters health.
Josias Lambert of Smith Center wil
sell forty head of Poland-China hog'
eligible to record at Inavale, Neb., Dec
81, consisting of 10 males and 30 gifts
Owing to a leaking boilera the cleo
trio light plant, the city remained en-
veloped in deep, damp, gloomy black
ness all Tuesday night, save for VIVA
light a family discernible moon afford
I'd. Moral: Keep your gas or kerosen
lamps trimmed and ready to burn.
Last Friday evening Mrs. l.. II
BlackIcdge opened her house to tn
Episcopal Sunday-school. Games wer
played and refreshments served and
Jolly good time was greatly enjoyed
by the whole school.
a series of evangelistic meeting
commenced at the United Brethrel
church last Sunday morning in charg
of Evangelist Lampin of Illinois, t
continue indefinitely. The meeting
are still in progress and are drawing
large crowds. Rev. Mr.. Lampin is
power in the pulpit. DO not fail to hea
him. The meetings will continue mex
week.
Public sales are becoming numerou
again. We have noticed bills advel
Using seven public sales before Jan.
in the vicinity of Red Cloud. DO no
forget when you are ready to orde
bills printed hat the Chief Office
prepared especially for that class q
work, our charges are reasonable an
we now have help enough that we ca
deliver your work promptly.
We understand that a change in tn