The Red Cloud chief., 1907-05-24

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new location.
Work has been begun ON Fred
Mandcville's new residence, north
east corner Of Second avenue and
Walnut street.
Whenever you get hungry drop into
Will Latta's short order house. just
north of Spokcfield's. Everything new
and up to date.
George Clapp of Bloomington was
in town Saturday on his way home
from the state cncampmcnt of the q.
A. Il. at Fremont
Mrs. Lizzie Hughes and baby re-
turned to their home in Fillcv, Ncb..
Tuesday, after IA long visit at the
home of a. RoatS.
A cluster of incandesccnt lights has
been hung at the corner Of Webster
and Fourth avenue to furnish lights
for the band concerts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. :. Bcnsc left Tues
day morning for Tecumsch in response
to a telegram announcing the death
of Mrs. Bcnsc's father.
The new pump at the watcrworkS
is now working. and there is now no
trouble in filling the standpipc. as
there is plenty of water
Rev. c. +. Taggart of Litchfcld,
Mich. formerly pastor of the Congrc-
gational church in this city. is visiting
at the home of G. l.. Getting.
Mrs. +. NJ. Nelson, son Monte and
daughter Altrice, arrived from Lcnora,
Ncb., Wednesday morning for Il visit
with her son, DIR. o. A. Nelson.
Mrs. Frame of Kansas City will
arrive Sunday for a visit at the home
of j. O. Caldwell. She is on her way
home from a trip to the Pacific coast.
The district meeting of the Rebekah
degree will be held in Red Cloud
June 6, and the local lodge is make.
ing great preparations for the event.
All the churches and the public are
requested to meet at the opera house
at 1890 a. IN. on Memorial Sunday.
BY order of the G.. A. X. committee,
OF all the fruits there are in the land,
That grow OF bush or tree,
| would give up the choicest ones
For HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
c. l.. Getting.
Commissioner Tomlinson sprinkleC
Webster street with the fire hos,
Tuesday afternoon, for which thu
merchants along the street were yer.
grateful.
Mrs. w. s. Latta left on Monda,
morning for Havelock in response to
telegram announcing the death of he
father, which occurred at that plac
on Sunday.
John Martz of Seward, who ha
charge of the construction of the elet
trio light plant in this city, was il
| Red Cloud the first of the week gree,
ing his friends.
Elsewhere in today's paper we pull
l lish an explanation of the working O
: the new free high school law. 1t wi
pay the patrons of the country school
to read it carefully.
3 DIR. +. A. Thomas, DIR. J.. S. Emig
and DIR. N. ii. Morrison are in Lincol
this week attending the meeting c
< the State Dental Society, of whic
the latter is president.
George Scott returned from Aim
: Sunday, where he went to see abor
the contract for wiring for the electri
n plant. He is not r whether he wi
return to Alma OF not.
Evertor Foe went to McCook MOI
day eveniI G, he having been appoin
ed night ticket agent at that plac
We are sorry to lose his CHEEKY coun
enance from our midst.
# Next Thursday is Decoration da,
but there will be very few flowers
Y lay upon the graves. The music fl
q the occasion, however, will be Il
best we have had in wears.
At it's last meeting Faith Rebeka
:, lodge elected the following officer
Mrs. Ida Cummings, n. g.; Miss Cla,
Mcmillan, V. g.; Viola Ward, seer
. tary; o. C. Teel, treasurer.
y Rev. A. A. Gresham will prea,
the baccalaureate sermon to d
n graduating class of the Red Clio,
he high school, at the Congregation
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