The Red Cloud chief., 1907-09-27

uaytctober D
Ny. Ed Smith is visiting on Walnut
Crecl this week.
Mt and Mrs. c. l.. Getting leave
Mon1y for Omaha and the east.
JuNiailey is putting up small barn
in th1llcy in the rcaro of his residence.
Mr]Iohn Petre. of Lincoln. Is visit
ing III family of her uncle. John Rel
logg.
Mr>p G.. Bell Of Lincoln, i, visiting
at thihomc of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warrci
Sherl Hedge. Lee DeTour and
Treasurer Frahm were at the Bladen
fair TIr>day.
Mrs. walter Warren and children
went lSupcrior Tuesday morning for
Il visit lith relatives.
ThaIyintcr is approaching is Nug-
gcstcd by the recent cold mornings.
Peoplckrc beginning to put up their
Stovcs.I
CharkS Eldrcge and wife returned
from Okaha Monday. where Mrs. FL
drcge D. been undergoing surgical
trcatmtt
"ThcEiirl and the Stampede, avcst.
crn coI}dy. Up-to.datc, and stands
= a, ,,tL =. Ill Ia a.. .A..., I...
Saturday October D.
Mr., ~ Mrs. Harvey Cox of Lincoln,
formerf Bed Cloud residents, had n son
born t 3hcm recently, They have rel
ativcs o. friends in this city.
Mr.. ADD Mrs. A. 4. Walker drove to
BladcnE cdnesday, attcndingth the coun-
ty fair Scouple of days. They report
large crtwds and IA fine entertainment.
The cboious rainfall Of last evening
was welcomed ~joyously by every one.
and especially 10y the prosperous agri-
cultura fsts who have their fall wheat
wv
Roy ltlc has been running his mo-
tor "A &tween Red Cloud and Bladen
during o. Webster county fair this
week. aid has been doing n thriving
business
Russell w. Shields, publisher of The
Blue Hin Leader, and Ed Haas, pro-
prietor bf the Blue Hill Automobile
Livery, were spectators at Saturdays
baseball game.
The Christian Endcavor society gave
an ice cream social at A.. q. Green's
last week. About thirty-fve guests
were present, and the entertainment
was enjoyed by all.
Miss Beatrix McAllister gave a birth
day party Tuesday afternoon at her
home. She had fifteen of her little
schoolmates there and entertained them
with games and a delicious lunch.
Roy Hale harnessed up his auto and
took his mother, grandmother and Miss
Sara Crossman to Inavale the first of
the week. Mrs. and Miss Crossman re-
manned TO visit with old friends and
relatives for a few days.
Miss Ethel Wonderly and Mr.. John
Brown, were united in marriage last
Sunday afternoon by Rev. George
Hummel, at the home of the brides
parents in Smith county, Kans. There
were about feventy guests present.
The Girl and the Stampede" lis free
from dulldess. 1t awakens the dor
mant side of life and leaves the spec,
tator with that feeling of gladness for
having seen a play that is really good,
At the opera house, Saturday, October
;.
Last Monday morning while some
small boys were playing with a
target rifle in the northwest part OF
town. one shot went through IA window
in John Gritreth's home. cutting aneat
little hole in the glass and lodging in
the opposite wall.
Fred and George Harris, living in
Garfield precinct, INDUCED in IA small
family quarrel last Tuesday, in which
Fred took a shot at George with II shot
gun, but did no damage. George
said ii felt yeiy much as though some
ono had thrown a handful of corn al
him.
While Horace Brown and Fred Man
deyille were working ON the latter's