The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-09

For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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You say ha ha, and then YOU laugh
more when YOU see the comedians
with the Ruth Craven company ut the
opera house. three nights. commencing
Monday, August f..
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Curtin of Bill
ings, Mont, were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Arnold of Blue Hill the
first of the week. and they came down
to take in the Chautauqua.
Mrs. f. j. Culbertson and Mrs. Grace
Culbertson of Peru. mother and sister
of Mrs. l.. II. Fort, stopped off in Red
Cloud Thursday on their way home
from a trip to Colorado.
Hear Miss Thelma De Becque, Amer
ica's youngest prima donna. Her vocal
selections are alone worth the price of
admission. Opera house, three nights,
commencing Monday, August II.
l.. c. Olmstead and daughter Riah of
~Inavale, were in town yesterday. Mr..
Olmstead will have a sale a week from
Tuesday. after which he and Miss Ohm
stead will go to Colorado on a pleasure
trip.
Quite a crowd came up from Superior
Wednesday evening to celebrate that
towns victory in the baseball game,
and they brought along with them
Superior's little German band to help
make IA noise.
The Knights of Pythias and the
Eagles are playing a game of baseball
this afternoon for the benefit of the
band and baseball boys, One of the
agreements is that each player has to
pitch one inning.
The Union meetings will again be
resumed next Sunday evening. Rev.
c. Il. Smith will preach the sermon.
Mrs. Clara Hazelrigg and daughter
are expected to be present and take
part in the program. A welcome ex-
tended to all.
Frank w. Cowden, of the Cowden-
Haley Clothing Co., left for the east
the first of the week to lay in the firms
fall and winter stock of goods. The
firms business the past year shows a
big increase over that of last year,
which was a record-breaker.
The Skaggs Jewelry Co., of Lebanon
has replenished its stock and will soon
be open for business. Mr.. Skaggs was
in Red Cloud this week and informed
the Chief that the announcement stat
ing that he had retired from the jew.
elry business was a mistake.
County Commissioner II. q. Sawyer
has announced his candidacy for re.
election. Mr.. Sawyer has made one OF
the best county commissioners we have
ever had, but we had understood up to
a few days ago that on account of his
extensive business at Inavale he would
not be a candidate for reelection.
Frank Henderson has bought the
j. II. Bailey place in the western par,
of the city. This is "a beautiful subur'
ban home, with twelve lots and good
cottage and outbuildings. Mr.. Bailey
gives possession September /, when he
will move into his beautiful new
home, corner of Chestnut and Fifth
streets. Consideration. $4,000.
Ben p. Banks and brother Arved
from Catherton precinct, were in town
Wednesday. The former came dowr
to accompany his daughters home, they
having spent a week here attending
the C%hautauqua. Arved Banks, who has
been employed for the past year OF
George Gathers place will leave a weel
from tomorrow for a visit in Sweden.
Fred Hansen, a farm hand, was ar
rested Tuesday night upon a warran.
sworn out by w. J Scrivner, charging
him with buying and delivering in
~toxicating liquor t. AL S%crivner, wh'
is barred from purchasing liquor fo
himself. Anderson pleaded guilty Il
the charge and was fined $50, which wa
reduced to ST. and was paid Thursday
morning.
During the second game with tn
Topeka Giants, Pitcher McClosky o
Nelson, who was playing right tiel'
for Red Cloud, lost his pocket bool
containing about So. The purse.wa
found Tuesday evening near the RICH