The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04


CAREER llUrCulsON n SALApEN.
Harry Carpenter, who lives north
west of lnavalc, died Wednesday even.
ing at his home. lie leaves a wifeand
several children to mourn his death.
Conductor Il. j. Moore of Red Cloud,
spent Saturday in the city on railroad
business and to briefly visit McCook
relatives. MONDAYS McCook Tribune.
Rev. Edwin Jarboe will preach at
the Indian Creek school house the
first and third sunday of each month.
| Everyone welcome next Sunday ut
3p.m
! round Gold band ring; has been
Il present to some one in 1902 Owner
can have same by calling at this office,
describing property and paying for
| this notice.
| Mrs. Alice Flynn and Chas Emick
were married Saturday hy Judge
| Rauncy and will make their home in
Montana whore MIR Emick has II
/ homestead
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris, who have
been spending the winter with rcla.
tives at indianapolis. Ind, returned
home this week
Dr. Warricli, the specials. will meet
eye. ear, nose and throat patients and
those needing glasses properly fitted
at DR.. Damercll's Office in Red Cloud
Tuesday, April o.
John keithly, proprietor of the
Model Variety store is making alter
atons in the room formerly occupied
bv A. T.. Atkins and will move into
the same next week.
| The Juniors of the high school enter
tained the Seniors Tuesday evening at
Potters hall. Refreshments were serv-
ed and most enjoyable evening was
reported by all present.
"Choosing Farm and the Type OF
Farming'-the title Of an article in
The Youths Companion of April llth-
will interest all those who feel the
drawing back to the land.
Whenever you go away, get married,
die, or have company from away or
have baby born at your house phone
it in to us. We have both the phones
and are always looking for news.
Drs. Riddle & Foote, of Hastings,
Nebr. will meet eye, ear, nose and
throat patients, aud those needing
glasses fitted, at Red Cloud, Nebr.,
Thursday, April II, at DR.. Cross office.
The pages of the April numbers of
The Youths Companion are studded
with those effective character sketches
: which have for long amused, comfort
ed, sustained the papers millions OF
readers.
S II. G. Rhode Island Red eggs fol
Matching at sees per hundred. Baby
f chicks at 10 cents each.
Mrs. Il. W. WHITE,
Red Cloud, Nebr.
;, Rural Phone 10.
r Ian D-We have for sale farms OF
easy payments and special terms
n worth the money. Several might.
T. good deals. The largest list of loca
farms from which to select.
!, DAN CARRIER n COMPANY, CHIEF Office
v Tuesday evening Mrs. Willis Fultol
invited in the different pastors of tn
. city to surprise her father, Rev. Cre-s
n man, and very pleasant time was en
joyed by all. Those present were tn
Revs. Cole, Bayne. Jarboe and Tomr
- kins.
. Bert CARRIER and brother have bee
working on organizing ball clu
> here this season. A meeting was hel
y Wednesday night at the barber sho
= to discuss ways and means of bringin
the team into practice. -Lawrenc
% Locomotive.
- VIII kudrna accompanied by Dl
l. Mitchell left for Chicago Sunda
where Mr.. Kudrna under went a
n operation for appendicitis and gal
g. stones. A telegram received by Mrs
% John Havel sister, states that tn
operation was successful.
u The willing Workers of the Christla
e church at Inavale, will hold thei
IS annual bazaar in Hunters hall April
aprons and etc. Sale beginning at 2 |
d IN. Supper at $50. All are invited :
'r come and enjoy a sociable evening
l. Price Of supper 25c and l5c.
Max C. Elliott, the general agen
G. and producer OF MUSICAL Minstre
Shows was caller today in the inter
'f ests of his attraction The McCabe
Georgia Troubadours, the real colore
s. show with class. Prices for this en-
70 gagement .are 25, 35 and so cents
is Seats now selling at DR. Cooks dru