The Red Cloud chief., 1909-03-25

The young people gave a dance in
the Masonic hall Wednesday evening.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold their market in Z. A.
Wullbrandt's grocery store Saturday
March eth.
Harry Studebaker and sister Paquita
left for Mcpherson, Kas., Monday
morning where they will resume their
school duties.
FARMERS ATrENTIoN-1 will be at
the old Winfrey barn commencing
April LIST. with my jacks and stations
III. \ JOHNSON.
DR.. Warrick, the specialist will meet
..oyc, ear, nose and throat patients and
those needing glasses, at DR.. Damcr.
ellis Office Tuesday. March 3Oth.
Rev. Huumcl report alhrge meeting
at Mt. Hope school house. There has
been 80 united with hechurch. They
are talking of-building a church.
IN connections with his Law business,
r. T. Overmau has opened a Farm Loan
apartment. Parties desiring II farm
loan will find it to their advantage 10
sec Inn
Mr. Conrad Rasser. son Of Ed. l~tasscr
and Mis-, Lora Decker, daughter of
Alfred Decker were united in marriage
Sunday at high noon 10y Rev. Hum
mel.
Rev. O. II. King Of Bladen will
preach at the Baptist church morning
and evening next sunday March 2Sth
at the usual hour good attendance is
desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hollister return ed
from Lincoln Saturday evening. They
report their daughter Marie rs having
improved wonderfully since going to
Lincoln.
Mrs. Sapp, formerly of this city and
ex. proprietor of.the 18th avenue hotel,
died in Colorado this week. Her body
and her son Jude, who died about a
> year ago were shipped to Cowles today
I for burial
Easter Bazaar! Held at Hunters
hall Inavlac. Neb.. 10y the ladies OF
$ the Christian church April 10 Fancy
work, shirt waists, sunbonuets, aprons
etc. Supper from G:30 to l0.-BS
+, Order of Committee.
The meetings now in progress at thu
Christian church are drawing large
I and attentive audiences. The meet
inps will continue throughout mex
week. i A. Parker of Arapahoe
doing the preaching and II. G. Wilkin
son of Bethany is the music leader
Both are doing splendid work.
We are pleased to welcome back on
of our old townsmen. Mr.. Arthu
Bradshaw has retained and has pul
chased the feed store owned by l.. 4
Haskins. Mr. Bradshaw intends {
give the business his undivided a
t|ention and will undoubtedly make
a success from the start. Mr.. Iiaskir
will retire from active work for "a tin
at least and will look after his farmln
interests. W. extend the glad han
to NJ. bradshaw and wish him M
bounded success.
Many people who have seen til
pictures drawn by Omar Butler, use
|, by Rev. Gresham in his illustrate
Sunday evening sermons, say that til
three shown sunday night were I'll
/ best of the course 50 far Rev. Crcs
man is delivering IA series of sermon
based on Pilgrims Progress and NJ
Bntler is furnishing the drawing. I'll
. cray on pictures are excellent in detal
" and correct in coloring. Mr.. Butt,
is "A real artist, but so is the Rev. Cres
n man in his line.
The Red Cloud Creamery associatio
n held their annual meeting March got
at the court house and was well Il
tended and full of interest. 1t starte
81 up in business five years ago and hG
been growing in the good graces of il
. patrons and financially ever since,
= Is a farmers institution for self pr,
lection that they may get a just priC
y for their products of the COW. I'll
q local creameries has been the hope {
81 the farmers, by a healthy and jus
N competition they have received a be
n ter price than before they were organ
= lied, The Creamery at this place Ia
not been a financial success until I'll
! farmers bought it. They have pal
good prices, produced a good ilnishe
product and have sold a large amour
in our city which speaks well for /
At their,meeting the report showed