The Red Cloud chief., 1912-11-07

Jesse Johnson Of Franklin was in
town between trains Wednesday eve,
ing. He had been up to Clay Center
to vote and was returning TO Franklin
to work.
Our high school foot ball team. the
girls basket bail team and n large
number Of rooters will go to Franklin
TO watch our teams play FRIDAY. We
hope our high school teams win.
We have received word from DR..
Ames that his wife is improving in
health, but yet, confined TO her bed,
and that Ms soon Ms he can close up
some business and she Is able TO travel
they will be here in Red Cloud.
The country is just now secured by
enthusiastic hunters, with $40 dogs
and ESQ guns, who shoot away el 20
worth Of ammunition, wear ont s5
worth Of clothes, and spend e worth
Of time to get 3Oc worth Of game.
1t Is said that dancing makes girls
feet large. II Is also said that ice
cream makes freckles. Doctors are
of the opinion that hanging on the
front gate produces rheumatism. A
few more opinions like these aud the
girls won't have any fun left them.
Anew paper was launched NJ Frank.
lin last week, making three newspap.
ers for that city. The new paper will
be democratic. II Is under the own.
ership and management Of John A..
Barker, An old newspaper man and
we'll acquainted all over the country.
He has an entirely new outfit.
L. p. Kenney and wife OF Washing.
ton, d. C. arrived in town Thursday
to visit friends. Mr.. Kenney also cast
his vote here for president. Mr..
Kenney is an old Red Cloud citizen
aud has fine position in the govern.
ment printing service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keuney returned to::Washington Tues.
day.
Last Sunday evening at o'clock al
the home Of the brides parents MI
and Mrs. Frank Pierce, who live east
of this city, occurred the marriage oi
their daughter Miss Blanche Pierce t.
Mr.. Thomas Swartz. Rev Humme
was the officiating Clergyman. This
young couple is we'll and favorably J
known in this county and the Chic
along with their many friends extent
congratulations.
Our Office Is a sort of free congress
People Of all ages, OF each sex, of al
political beliefs and religious creeds
come in to discuss their isrns, argu
Questions, ask for information an
seek consolation In their troubles. W
do our best for them and they gene,
ally go out into the cold world feelin
much refreshed Come and see us
the "latch. string is always out, chair
furnished and spittoons improvise
when necessary. q
We are forcibly reminded that tn
melancholy days are come bv th
amount OF golden leaves piled indi'
criminately about. II "father's prid
and mothers Joy" will direct half tn
energy he displays In q game {
"shinny" to rakiDg up the aforesai
leaves and burning or otherwise d.
stroying them it will take about twer
ty.four hours to make the lawns abo,
town present a marked difference
their appearance.
Word was received In this city Mo-
day that Miss Bertha Mae Barlow al
Mr.. Homer B. Clemmons were unite
} iu marriage In Central City, Nebi
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Clemmons o.
we'll known to the people Of Red Clor
and their numerous friends here Q
} tend hearty congratulations. n
Clemmons 10 In charge OF one Of Il
departments Of q Chicago Newspaper
and is steadily climbing the ladd
of success. The Chief is pleased
learn this happy news and wish
J. the new couple all the joys Of life.