The Red Cloud chief., 1908-04-24
Ruben Schultz is on the sick list.

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Attorney Sutherland of Nelson was
in town today.
Rev. Bates returned from st. Paul
the first of the week.
A surprise party was given for
Andrew Saladen last night.
o. +. Ramey shipped a carload of
hogs Sunday to the river market.
The ninth grade had a picnic yester-
day afternoon in Eshelman's grove.
Clyde Muzzy of Lenora, Kas., is the
guest of DIR. Nelson and family this
week.
Wilbur Peterson has accepted u posi-
ton with Paul Storey in the clothing
store.
Oscar Burroughs went to Alma Tues
day night to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Godsey.
j. Il. Cunningham and family Of
Grand Island have moved to Red
Cloud.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Smith has rome to st.
Francis, Kas., for u visit with her
daughter.
Miss Pearl Hines went to Alma
Tuesday night to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Godsey.
The Red Cloud High School base ball
team went to Franklin this morning
to play ball.
Miss Mary Damerell returned to Lin
coin the first of the week, where she
is studying music.
Rev. Edmond Gresham of Lawrence,
Kas., are visiting with Rev. A. A.
Gresham and family.
j. O. Butler returned from Ohio
Tuesday, where he had been to attend
the funeral of his mother.
The Eagles gave their last dance of
the season Wednesday night, which
was enjoyed by all present.
There will be Easter services at the
Episcopal church next Sunday as Mr..
Bates had to be in st. Paul last Sun
day.
Emery DeWolfe, foreman of the
Argus Office, went out in the county
Wednesday for a visit with X. j.
Crozier and family.
Mrs. E. II. Cook Of Okmulgee, Okla,
arrived in the city last night for an
extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cook. Mr.. Edward II. Cook has
sold his drug business in Okmulgee
and is now looking for a location in
Oklahoma City.
Thos. Emmerton left Tuesday for
Omaha where he goes to take eye
treatment from the eye specialist, DR.
Clifford. MIR. Emmcrton has been
troubled with poor eye-sight for years
and lately got so bad that he could no
distinguish the features of friends OF
/ relatives. We hope he may return
E with an eyesight clean as crystal.
C. w. Nelson from Jewell Junction
Iowa, has been secured to lead tn,
Citizens Band and will take charg,
!, May LIST. He is a solo claranetist O
national reputation and has played il
y Sousa's and Innes' bands for the last q
years. He is making this change OF
, account of his wife's health which i.
/, very poorly. The Red Cloud band is t,
be congratulated on securing his ser
= vices.
Easter services at the Baptist churcl
| were very impressive. The choir fur
: nished extra music appropriate for tn
e occasion and all the music was vel
rendered and entered into with a spiri
t that helped much TO make the entir
service alive with interest. Rev. vii
: son preached a very helpful sermon OF
r "The N~aturalness of Christ's ResuI
S rection," showing that his resurrection
wassa necessary sequence Of his yer
q being as it twas not possible that h
should be holden of death; that tn
DciicNcI IeSurIcSIioh 10 IL htccSSdT
sequence of the union with His life
. The ladies of the church had lined tn
pulpit with handsome flowers. Re,
q Wilson being a lover of flowers, in e,
"a pressing his appreciation for what til
ladies had done, paid a tribute to tn
flowers. -