The Red Cloud chief., 1907-09-27

For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature q 'oo Of &MAZIzsM

We chronicle this week the arrival
ct Il baby boy at JAS. Doyle's.
Joseph Fogel and Geo. I~Iutchison
were at the Bladen fair Wednesday.
Miles Burden. of Cawkcr City. Kaus..
visited with relatives in Red Cloud
Sunday.
Andy Scchrist of Rivcrton was look.
ing after business matters in Red Cloud
Tuesday.
The Walton and Hobart show. which
was advertised to exhibit in Red Cloud
Wednesday evening, failed to arrive.
\. Gofr. who has been farming north
of town this summer, is yardmaster at
this point during the absence Of J. f..
Amick.
Al lioldrcdge. by Hancock and Isaac
Stephenson of Rivcrton were among
the spectators at the baseball game
saturday
Thirty-tive large English Berkshire
bears and sows for sale. The large.
heavy.boncd, prolific kind. Guide Rock
Phone line 9, .. Tmos. %PormEMrs.
tt
J.. W. karg, who has been braking
on the freight out of the city, has been
promoted to yardmaster at oxford, and
will leave for that place in 4 few DAYS.
Football will be IA popular sport here
this winter, if the fact that the boys
around town put in most of their time
practicing with the pigskin is any cv-
idence.
WANTED-A good man to handle cx-
clusively or as Il side line our lubrica-
ting oils and paints-salary or com
mission. Fairfax Refining Co.. Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gillard and Allan
Tulleys returned to their home at Nap
once Sunday. They have been visit
ing friends and relatives here and TAX
ing in the baseball tournament.
An effort was made Tuesday to get a
special train to run between Red Cloud
and Bladen on Wednesday, but owing
to the fact hat the railway company
asked only SECS guarantee the matter
was dropped.
George Hollister, a master mechanic
employed by the b & NJ, while max
ing some repairs on a car Wednesday
afternoon, crushed the middle finger
of his right hand so badly that ampu-
tation was necessary.
George Morhart was at Diller, Nebr.,
Friday, and while there contracted for
a job of plumbing and putting in a hot
water system in a private residence
and a job of putting in a steam heat
ing system in a hotel at that place. '
A. c. Paulson and family arrived in
Red Cloud Wednesday and will make
this their home in the future. Mr..
Paulson was formerly yardmaster at
oxford, but has been promoted to con.
ductor on Nos. 63 and 81 running out
of Red Cloud.
At the Christian church next Sunday,
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
and communion at IL n. IN. Subject:
Communion Christian EndcavOr.
/, p. m. Miss Edith Osborn, leader.
There will be no preaching at the
Christian church Sunday evening.
Spence Potter and his brother, C.. t.
Potter, of WilcoN. left Wednesday
morning for Il visit with relatives in
Owcgo. n. y. C.. Il. Potter will be re
mcmbered by the early settlers Of Red
Cloud and vicinity, as he once ran a
store near the old mill, down 10y the
river bank.
Last Monday was the 25th annivcr-
sary of the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Jorgcnson. On that day Il mum
Der of their friends gathered at their
home and presented them with IA silver
set of six pieces as Il token of their re-
gard. After the presentation of this
appropriate gift the party partook of
a sumptuous repast that had been pre-
pared for them and departed for their
homes.
The distance from the homes of kim
dergarden and first grade school chill
dren living in the south ward to the
school prevents many of these children