The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-03

FARM FOR RENT-2OO acres on sec.
2l-2-10. Inquire w. V. Law. 1T
Rev. c. A. Wilson of Ridgeway, Pa,
is expected here today or tomorrow to
assume the pastorate of the Baptist
church.
Drs. Weirick & Riddle, Eye, Ear,
Nose aad Throat Specialists. Glasses
fitted. Over German National Bank,
Hastings, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goble, who have
been visiting with the formers brother,
Elias Goble, left last evening for their
home in Silverton. Colo.
Ira Wagner is recovering from his
recent severe illness and 1T is hoped
will soon be able to be brought home
from North Branch.
Mrs. II. A. McCune and granddaugh-
ter. little Grace Jones of lnavalc, went
to Baden to spend New Year with
John McCune and wife.
Arthur Macarthur, who has been IN
ployed in a printing office al Clay
Center, Neb., for the past few months,
has returned to Red Cloud.
Miss Millicent Slaby, who has been
| visiting with relatives in this city, re-
turned to her duties as a teacher in
| the McCook schools, Monday evening.
DIR. Warrick, the specialist, will meet
eve, ear, nose and throat patients and
those needing glasses properly fitted,
at DR.. Damerell's Office, Monday, jan
uary Is.
Mrs. Mary Goble and Miss Minnie
Goble, mother and sister of Elias
Goble. left today for their home in
Holdrege, after spending the holidays
here.
The Episcopal Sunday school had its
Christmas tree and services for the
children on Saturday, Holy lnnocentS
day, at4 o'clock, with a full attend
ance.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Garfield town
ship went to Lincoln last Friday morn
ing to assist in caring for her daugh
ter, Lulu, who is taking treatment il
a hospital.
Landlord Powell of the Cottage Inn
at Riverton, vas in the city Monda!
and made arrangements for his daugh
ter to attend the Red Cloud Business
college.
Stock shipments are getting light
Only eight cars went through this cit.
Sunday from the west-six for st. Jo
and two for Kansas City.
The conductors on all passenge
trains now lay over in Red Cloud
Their runs are from st. Joe to Re-
Cloud and return, and from Red Clou'
to Denver and return.
While the ice was a little soft 70
skating in the afternoon, the warm
sunshsne attracted quite Il number o
base ball enthusiasts to the grounds
where a practice game was in progress
Regular preaching services at Bap
fist church each Lords day. Sunda,
school at 10 IA. m: prayer meeting oi
Wednesday evening. The public j
cordially invited to attend all services
Rev. G. A. Wilson pastor.
Hon. "Bill" Renkel of ~Inavale is nov
a grandpa. We understand, via grape
vine telegraph, that the Honorable /
very low. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Con
ley of Inavale are the proud parents o
a nine-pound boy, who arrived Il
their home on December %.
brakeman Perry Karg came nea
having q disastrous fire at his home OF
Cedar street, Monday morning. For
tunately the fire was discovered b.
neighbors in time to be e~xtinguishe'
before much damage was done. 1t i
said that Mr.. Karg slept PEACEFUL.
through the whole proceeding.
Paul Storey, the clothier, has adopt
to his store. Tomorrow Saturday h
will give to every twelfth customer il
his store whatever he purchases, if tn
amount is not over IS. If it exceed
S., the purchaser will be allowed s
on the AMOUNT of his purchase. He i
also selling overcoats and heavy suit
at a big discount.
One of the incest stretches of road il
this vicinity is that lying along tn
north side of Charley Platt's farm,
mile west of town, where Ben Peg
has peer using a road drag with tn