The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24

johnny Hart has returned from Okla
homa where he has been visiting rela-
tives.
John MUTT went to Lincoln Sunday
morning.
Fred Gund of Blue Hill was in the
city Wednesday.
X. J. Crozier of Saltwater township
made us a pleasant call Wednesday
morning.
Wanted-to buy a good 1900 or i4oo
pound work horse. Mrs. Phares, at +.
Newhouse store.
Last SUNDAY was as nice an Easter
Sunday as could have been created to
suit the most exacting.
The receipts of the NJ. L. ladies aid
society for the dinner and supper
served last Saturday were $3.50.
viii White has purchased a bicycle
with rail attachment which he intends
using going to and from work.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will have their monthly market
April 25th at Fulton's grocery store.
Drs. Weirick & Riddle, Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat Specialists. Glasses
fitted. Over German National Bank,
Hastings.
Having just put in some new script
type we are prepared to do fancy
printing wedding invitations, com
m%encement programs and any other
stationery requiring the use of script
types.
l.. II. Blackledge has been employed
by the county board of Furnas county
to assist in the prosecution of the muir
der case of State VS. Stevens. This
comes up at the June term of court at
Beaver City.
The theme for the morning service
at the Baptist church next Sunday will
be 'Sanctiication," in the evening
1.-The Costly Journey" Bible study at
DR.. Raines on Tuesday at 8 p. IN. C.
A. Wilson, pastor.
Etna l. Houghtaling of Almena, Kas.
to Rhoda f. Beardslee Smith County,
Kas., daughter of Perry Beardslee,
were married Sunday at the brides
home by Rev. Geo. Hummel. The
happy couple will make their home at
Almena, Kansas.
=. Another wrestling match will be
pulled off here in about two weeks be-
tween George Gion of Aurora, Neb.,
and Chas. Baker of Table Rock, Neb.
This will be al interesting match as
both men have won several wrestling
matches.
Mrs. Harriet S. MacMurphy, food
inspector for the Nebraska Food
Dairy and Drug Commission was in the
r city Monday and made us a pleasan'
call. Mr.. MacMurphy was one of thu
old time newspaper men Of Nebraska
l He furnished the first hand press tina
was used in printing the Ohief.
A base ball team of Red Cloud came
), down Monday and took the Lebanon
team in by a score of S to 0. They
. then moved on to Smith Center, ant
won a game there, the score being 8 t,
4. These sons of the mighty chieftair
may be after the scalps of other teams
but we have lost track of them
Lebanon Argus.
Easter services at the Congregations
church were observed by Rev. Cress
man preaching a special sermon to tn
local Knight Templars, who turne'
out in full uniform. A number of on
of town knights also attended the ser
vices. The church was beautifully de
corated with Easter Lilies and othe
flowers. Rev. Cheeseman's sermon wa
enjoyed by all.
The wrestling match at the Tepe
Tuesday evening was well attended
However, George Gion proved to
strong for our Richard Mcdonald. TIL
match was refereed by Frank Blach
of TableRock. Toward the close of tn
evenings entertainment the refere
and Gion wrsstled for a little sid
money, the former winning two fall
out of three.
Ed Overing's gasoline engine had
little fun with the boys Wednesda
morning by permitting it's exhaust t
blow up the barrel through which
passed. There is never any way of tel