The Red Cloud chief., 1911-12-21

rrcu MenueVIiie mas Ic1J MS 1arn
near Blue Hill aud has engaged it,
business in Grand Island. Success to
you Fred.
Foot warmers and all kinds of Lap
Robes, everything to keep you warm
while you ride. JOE FoaEL the Har.
ness Man.
There will be no services at the
Brethren church next sunday evening.
Regular services in the morning by
Rev. Jarboe.
Go To Sloss for wall paper. paints
and varnishes. Also see Christmas
line of Madoreas Cupids, Sepias and
Carburettes.
For SALE;-The two buildings oc
cupicd by the Chief Office and Il. II.
Newhouse's jewelry store. Inquire Of
4. II. Ncwhouse.
The JOB Printing equipment of
the Chfef Office is up.to- date for all
kinds of work. Quick service, neat
workmanship and reasonable prices.
Don't forget we make farm loans
money ready the day the title Is ap-
proved.
CARRIER, HUTCHIsoN Il SALADEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Of Sheridan,
Wyo , who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed McAllister the early part Of
the week departed for their home Mon
day.
without opiates or harmful drugs
Of any kind Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound stops coughs and Cures
colds. DO not accept any substitute
For sale at DR.. Cooks drug store.
Paul Johnston, Howard Foe, Floyd
Turnure, Miner and Phil Sherwood,
Cecil Essig, Don Fulton, Sheridan and
Henry Phares and Bruce Beckwith are
home from Lincoln for their holiday
vacation.
See J. H. Bailey for a farm loan.
He has reduced rate Of interest and
Is sole agent for Trevett, MATHS 4
Baker who ere noted for promptness
and square, dealing and are always
ready for business.
Mr.. and Mrs.. R. c. Wallace returned
Sunday evening from Red Cloud where
they had been visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Lois Cowden. Mrs. Wallace had
been down all week but Mr.. Wallace
did not go down until Sunday morn
ing.-Franklin News. q
| Max Feutress of Red Cloud and Miss
Ethel ireland Of Mt. Glare went up TO
Nelson this morning and we're married
by County Judge Peebler. They we're
employed at the Henry Cafe and will
go to Red Cloud for short visit. Tues.
days Superior Journal.
Christmas services At the Congregs.
tional church next Sunday. In the
morning, the subject Of the sermon will
be Glad Tidings. Special music by the
choir. Solo by Glen Walker. In the
evening q musical and Literary pro.
gramme by the choir and Sunday
School. All made welcome.
The yule clog or log-the great stick
Of timber placed in olden times upon
the Christmas fre-was derived from
the Saxon feast Of Jul or Yul, at which
a similar piece Of timber gave the prin.
cipal fire and principal light. The yule
clog and the superstitions connected
with 1t are among the most venerable
Of Christmas associations.
The Woodman Of the World meets
every Wednesday night In the Potter
hall. This order Is setting the pace
for all of them. There Is . reason. II
will be to your interest to investi gate.
A contract with this society brings no
sorrow NOS added cost to its aged
members. $4,000, 600 surplus to pro.
tect 100000 members. More surplus
than so percent of the old line compan.
les. A contract with them not only
protects your loved ones, but protects
you should you live to be old. A word
to the wise Is sufficient. So don't de.
lay handing In your name. Committee.
Yes, Christmas is drawing very near.
Then let US with one hand tenderly
cling to the old year while we stretch
forth the, other to greet the new. To
some II has been year Of prosperity,
to others, one of adversely and sorrow.
AS we look back over past events we
cannot fail to note the absence Of many
that were with US year ago. But
now they are gone, been called home
to return no more. This time last
year they were planning a surprise for
someone near and dear to them In the
way Of Christmas present that would