The Red Cloud chief., 1912-10-17


lowing sunday.
Mrs. Ed Amack returned home Satur.
day evening from Curbondale. Illinois
where she had been visiting her sister
Mrs. Ruth Gum.
William A. Hunt OF Riverton and
Miss Minnie H. Worman of 1navale
were married by Rev. Tompkins on
Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. aud Mrs. !. II. Kellogg Jr., who
live ut Platte Center, Nebr., are the
proud parents of haby daughter
which was born Oct. 18th.
Mrs. $. w. Foe IL home from Louis.
vile, Neb., where she attended a family
reunion. Sans face had smile on Il
as he don't like bachelor life
Chief Patriarch f II. Newhouse and
Past Grand Master Paul Storey went
TO Lincoln Monday to attend the l q.
o. + grand lodge and the Eucamp.
ment
Miss Marie Woosey and ElwoCd Stine
returned this morning from Red Clio, d
where they spent sunday with the
Cowden children.-Mondsy's Superior
Express.
Webster Ray and Har I'D Turnure
witnessed the Nebraska VS. Kansas
Aggies foot bail game in Lincoln Satur.
day and also visited friends returning
Sunday Oh No 10.
At meeting Of the Grand Encamp.
ment OF Odd Fellows in Lincoln this
week E. II. Newhouse was elected
grand representative for two years 70
attend the sovereign grand lodge.
q. w. Hummel wishes all farmers
and truck gardeners to keep in mind
the Farmers Institute when they are
harvesting their crops. BY carefully
selecting the best while gathering the
exhibitions will be greatly improved.
During the last two weeks the M. e.
church instead Of conducting their
regular Wednesday evening prayer
meeting have been holding q number
Of Cottage prayer meetings in differ.
ent parts Of the city in preparation for
their revival meetings which are now
announced to begin on Oct. 9th.
The Democrats Of Pleasant Hill pre-
cincts held a caucus Friday and nomi.
mated the following ticket:
Assessor, Sam Giger; Road Overseer,
Matt Dean; Constable, James Doyle;
Justice OF Peace, John Hoicomb. The
following were elected officers of the
precinct organization James Doyle
Chairman and J. B. Saladen Secretary
Saturday night while the big R4
engine No. 1856, was going through
the local railroad yards, west of the
depot, 1t was derailed and the united
efforts of the section aud round house
men and the wrecking crew II wa
finally put on the track again Monday.
The engine only weighed 225, 900 lbs,
and 1t Is no easy task to raise one OF
these monsters on the rails
Red Cloud has one OF the best bands
In southern Nebraska. Less than
half the boys belonging to this aggre.
cation we're at the fair Friday but their
playing was first class and added much
to the pleasure of the day. Guide Rock
also has good baud and made things
merry the dav they were ut the fair
We are ready to forget most all our
trouble when a good baud Is In action
near bye.-Bladen Enterprise.
A church rally will be held at the
Christian church in Inavale, Wednes.
day, October 3lst, embracing all de.
psrtments of church work as follows:
1890 q. m, Bible school; Has Church
conference; 200 p. m. Bible lecture;
s:aO Bible school; $3.50 G. w. b. NJ;
1880 Devotional; 7:45 c. e. conference;
$50 state MISSIONS. Mr.. M. e. John.
son, L. G Oberlies, NJ. E. Millsr, and
Mrs. c. s. willard will hold this rally.
Come thou with US and We will do thee
good. An invitation Is extended to all.
-GEo. w. ROBB.
The State Bank purchased the Bent
ley Block this week and has acquired
title to that building. Red Cloud can
now say that all business buildings In
the city are owned by residents Of the
city. There is not one foreign dollar
represented in this city. This not on
~ indicates the prosperity Of our
municipality but 1t shows conclusivelv
that our people have faith In the future
of Red Cloud. We feel that we should
congratulate ourselves on this condi-
tion aud we should now make every
effort to make bigger, bet ter, greater
Red Cloud.
Mr., John Brush informed us that
horses and mules are sold at Guide