The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-25
Boyd Smith was in Bladcn Tuesday

N'V's 'hc u 'tlOlClHE tNcT tHe uut
rain that we had this morning
Mr. A W, Ilolmgrain visited his
daughter, Mrs. Warren Longtin In
Hastings Tuesday
Floyd Holmgrain of Guide Rock is
visiting his grand parents. Mr.. and
Mrs A. w. Iiolmgrain to-day.
Mrs. Oliver Hedge aud Miss Mabel
Es>e. who have been visiting in vari.
Gus Indiana points. arrived home
Tuesday.
a young peoples party was held at
the home of John Merrill Tuesday
evening which was we'll attended and
a good time was enjoyed by all present
Wheat which has been threshed in
the Dutch Flat neighborhood has
made an average Of Is to % bushels
per acre and Of FIRST grade quality.
Huber Bockmeycr, who has been
visiting his two sunts, Mrs. Ed. Nc.
Alister and Mrs. Roy Rife returned d
to his home at Lost Springs, Kansas
this morning.
Faith Rebekah lodge No. ~ will
meet Thursday evening, August 1, and
will install officers for the ensuing
term that evening. A full attendance
" desired. MRs. A. &. SIABy,
Noble Grand.
r. W. Stanbarry and wife nee Miss
Minnie Amack Of Abba, Iowa arrived
In town last week to make their per.
manent residence here. Mr.. Staubarry
has accepted position with Ed.
Amsck in his furniture store.
Monday afternoon the Inavale and
Bloomington ball teams played ball
here. Bloomington had Inavale out
classed and won the game by score Of
10 to 2. batteries; lnsvale-C -Couslson
and Palmer; Bloomington Lambert
and Brooks.
Miss Edith Mckeighan and mother
arrived this morning from Red Cloud
Miss McKeighan will visit with Mrs.
Ernest Hoeppner while in Hastings,
while Mrs. Mckeighsn will take treat.
ment at the Nebraska sabitarium.
Saturdays Hastings Republican.
Mrs. Chris Jensen met with quite
bad accident Saturday afternoon.
While driving her horse near the
school house grounds one of the shafts
came down causing the horse to run
away. Mrs. Jensen received broken
rib aud cash on her head which re-
quired four stitches to be taken and
she was bruised about the face and
body.
Arrangements.are being made to hold
big Odd Fellow picnic in this city in
the near future. The lodges of Guide
Rock, Cowles and Red Cloud formed a
association some years ago to hold a
joint celebration each year, each lodge
to take its turn. II is Red Clouds
Ipriviledge I'd conduct the Festivities
this year and plans have been adopted
to make this very enjoyable affair
Not one Of the least enjoyable Incl.
dents Of the Chautauqua was Rev.
Tompkins' imitation of a toad swa llow.
ing hies and the idea he sought to con
vey was one that the Chief has tried
to iDculcate. Red Cloud audiences are
too apt to set toad like swallowing
and give no outside evidence OF their
satisfaction with which an entertain.
ment Is received. After the talk of
the Rev. Manager, = marked improve.
nent was manifest.
The chautauqua management has
arranged to leave the band stand and
the electric lights on the school house
grounds and hereafter all the band
playing will be done there. This is a
most welcome change as it takes the
children off the streets where they are
out of danger and the music will sound
much better away from the down town
buildings. We are pleased indeed ut
this arrangement and we are sure that
our people wall cordially welcome the
change.
| Sunday evening at the COngrega-
tional church one of the best sacred
concerts was rendered which in many
respects was one of the best ever given
by home talent. The choir sang sever.
al high class anthems in which they
were materially assisted by Glen
Walker. Mr.. Walker also sang sever
al solos. His voice is developing in a
very remarkable manner and it is only
q question of time when he will be re-
cognized as one of the best tenors of
the country. Professor Betz played u
few pieces Oh the violin and showed
that he was master of that instrument.
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