The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22

1T was said by some to have been
the best entertainment ever given in
Lebo and by others to be the best
they ever saw anywhere. 1t would
indeed be difficult to make worthy
mention of it rs il would have to be
seen to bc appreciated. The manage.
ment have had many requests t. re.
peat 1t with Il guarantee Of even a
fuller house than they had this time
Lebo Press kans.
George Morhart and family leave TO-.
night for. Pueblo, Colo. where he
has accepted a lucrctativc position in
a Wholesale Hardware company. Mr.,
Morhart was reared in this city and is
IN exceptionally efficient man in his
chosen field of labor. Himself and
family will be missed in the social
circles Of this city. The Chief extends
the earnest wish that their new home
be all that they can desire.
The Rebckahs celebrated the 80
anniversary of the birth Of the order
Tuesday night 10y having "a social time
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Cummings. VIM. Wolfe, q. u. Hedge
and j. II Ellinger carried off the hon.
ors of the evening by capturing the
prize for the best cream eaters. WIN,
Wolfe hardly played fair because he
carried quart dish full ofcrcam home
with him to start the next day. All
present report a very enjoyable even.
ing.
There is perhaps nothing that in
terfeies more with effective school
work than parties given during the
school week. IL the time actually
spent at the party alone be consid-
cred the i'll effects on school work
would possibly not be SO marked,
But experience has taught all of us
that the mind cannot be centered on
a jovial time or while the impressions
of Il night of amusement are fresh in
our memories.
The other day we dropped into the
electric light superintendent Ollie,
and found three of the councilmei
there talking over the affairs of tn,
, city. They were planning how to civ,
: better service and reduce the cNpend
%iturcs. This is "a happy state OF affairs
The more conferences there are bcfor,
, meeting night the better will be tn,
understanding of the officials, II al,t
demonstrates that our officers W
, working in harmony this year and W,
expect good results
One day this week a band of gypsic
I induced IA Nebraska IA to draw hi
, for good luck. lie withdrew ii. OOt
which was speedily transferred to tn
r gypsies. Tuesday in Omaha two piou
g individuals succeeded in stealing 81
600 from a good man on the preteN
r that they were praying his soul out c
%purgatOry. The same methods ar
being piled nearer home, and it
about time that innocent peopl
, should be protected.
e The death of Reuben X. Pitney oC
Cured at the old soldiers home i
Leavnworth, Kansas Monday Sept. !!
His demise removes one of the oldes
| old settlers from south west Webste
County. Only a few more years, an
his ace would have reached the cen
fury mark. His home was at Inaval'
The BODY arrived there for its tina
rest on Sept. 81. The funeral rite
were conducted at ! p. III. from tn
Il Christian church of which he was
loved and respected elder for man
d years. VIM, Irons being master {
Il ceremonies. Evangelist Mrs. Clar
Hazelrigg preached the funeral di'
course to mourning but resigned an
hopeful concOurse.
Nyrlc Laws, the daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. w, V. Laws, died at Wichiti
kans., Of IA throat trouble on Mondu
Sept. 10 aged I years 3 mos, and
days The remains were brought
-, Red Cloud for intermcnt. The fuueri
service was conducted from the HON
Of II. G. Scott on Wednesday sept.
, by l.. Aa. Iussong minister of tn
Christian church. Many beautifr
floral pieces expressed the sympath
Of a host Of friends here. Mr., Law
wa, IA farmer of Webster Co, up to {
I bout three years ago when he took th
; ~formanship Of II refrigerator and art
a fetal ice plant in Kansas making hi
office and home in Wichita. The fan
$ ily will return home after a shor
q visit here.