The Red Cloud chief., 1908-03-06

Mr.. John Fleece of Bladen was in
town Thursday
Representative Renkcl was down
from Inavlc Thursday.
Mrs. Nellie Caster returned Wednes-
day evening from Guide Rock.
Organs new and second hand on easy
terms at Argabright's in Potter build
ing.
Mrs. Robert Taylor and children of
Dubois, Neb., are visiting at the home
of W. X. Geer.
Ben Ludlow arrived this morning
from Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where he
went for the benefit Of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rutledge left
Sunday for Indiana, called there by
the illness of Mrs. Rutledge's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. will Smith left for
Hot Springs, South Dakota, Thursday
where they will make their home.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Lucas died Tuesday at the home of
Will Kent. Funeral services were
held Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Lcimming and daughter
of Lincoln arrived in Red Cloud last
evening for a visit with her uncle,
VIM. parkes.
Fred Temple has resigned his position
in the State bank. He expects to go
to Kansas City soon where he has Sc
cured another position.
25 per cent discount on all frames
and mouldings tins week. Odds and
ends go at half price. Bring your
pictures with you SO you can get first
choice.
At regular meeting of the CONNER
cial club last Tuesday evening it was
decided that the club finance the Red
Cloud Business college for the balance
of the school year.
c. ii. Miner has leased the Red
Cloud Mills from r. Il. Hummer and
will hereafter have charge of the same.
Mr.. Hummer left Wednesday morning
for Beatrice, where he is taking his
thoroughbred horses for training.
The following persons were taken in
the Rebekah lodge at the meeting last
evening: G. j. Warren and wife, Mrs.
James Burden. Mrs. Frank Smith,
| Misses Tillie Cook, Carrie Holsworth
and Nellie Emerton. A royal good
time was had
One hundred and fifty school chill
dren perished in a holocaust at Cleve-
land, o., Wednesday. No fire drill was
used, and one of the two exits from
the building was locked. People who
are guilty of such criminal careless
ness deserve nothing less than hanging
Miss Ella Cook was the winner OF
the prize offered by w. Ii. Tabor for a
suitable name for his new theater.
''The Tepee" is the name selected from
one knows that "tepee" is a conical
tent used by the Indians of North
America as place of abode.
Sunday services at the Congrega.
tional church next Sunday are as fol.
lows: Preaching at i:45 a. m; sub.
ject, "Doubting Thomas" Bible school
IL M. subject, "Jcsus the Bread of
Life" Junior Endeavor meeting, $3.50.
Y. =. S. G. f., G:3O, Dora Pope, leader.
Preaching 7:30; subject, "The Wise
Use of Time" This is the first of a
series to young people. All cordially
invited to all the services. A. A. Cress-
man, minister.
Last Friday night party of Red
| Cloud people attended the masquerade
dance at Inavale. One gentleman and
his wife and a lady friend wished to
stay over night, and they report that
they had considerable difficulty in Sc
curing rooms at the hotel, although
| there were several vacant ones, the
landladv evidently thinking they
| should have notified her a week in adj
| vance. Last weeks Chief.
In reply to the above the manage
| ment of the hotel wishes to state the
parties paid for all they received, but
| that the hotel does not advertise for
that kind of patronage.
HOTEL MANAGEMENT.
Thirty-one pupils of the high school
have been compelled to discontinue
their studies on account of sore eyes.
Inquiry by Prof. Moritz revealed
the fact that fifty-two pupils were