The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-04

uuml or Of the Chautauqua. Red Cloud
will turn ont enmasse to hear The
English Opera Company.
Ian p-We have for sale farms oil
easy payments and special terms.
worth the money. Several mighty |
good deals. The largest list OF local
farms from which to select.
DAN CARRIER & COMPANY, CniEr ulice.
Mrs Elizabeth Millard. mothcr.in.
law of Jefferson Grant of Cowlcs. died
at her home two miles northeast Of
Cowles Saturday evening aged 10
years. months and IL days. Funeral
services were held Tuesday at the
family home.
Sheriff Hedge received word from
sheriff Roberts 6f johnson county to
apprchend one Fred Grcss of Tecum.
sch charged with wife desertion.
Sheriff Hedge arrested the man Satur-
day and is holding him for the John.
son county authorities.
A marriage license was issued to
Chester d Drake last Thursday. OF
Red Cloud. and Miss Cora N. Medford
OF Guide Rock. saturday Mr.. Irwin
b. Reed aud Miss Murrel A Simpson
both Of Long Branch, Kansas, were
united in marriage by Judge Ranney.
Mrs. Edith Smith Davis, who lee.
tuaes at the Red Cloud Chautauq1a
Tuesday afternoon. July 23rd, has
been II writer of stories from childhood
and has had a number of books and
sketches published. She will not only
please aud entertain you but will In.
struct a. we'll.
Miss Hazel Williams OF this city and
FritzC Merten of Blue Hill. were mar.
ried last Thursday bv County Judge
Ranney, Mr.. Merten is II young bust.
ness man of Blue Hill and son Of
Peter Merten Of that place. Mrs. Mer.
ten was one of Webster County =
school teachers and we'll known
young lady of Red Cloud. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merten will make their home in
Blue Hill. The Chief joins their many
friends in extending congratulations.
Chas. Reed and wife or partner,
who were bound over to the Oc.
tober term OF the district court were
L nj
by Sheriff Hedge. Our readers will
remember the sc parties rs being ar.
rested at the instigation Of Frank
Heinrichs near Campbell, who charged
them with attempting to fleece hi'
father, Joseph Heinrichs, out Of hi'
farm and other property. Mr.. Helm
rich has been sent to the insan'
asylum.
The following named business firm
7 win close at 7:3O p. IN. Saturday, Jul,
; 10th for the opening number Of tn
I Red Cloud Chautaugua.
Ed Amack Henry Newhouse
a barbara Phares Henry Cook
J. Pope Bros. Red Cloud Imp. CO
. Miner Bros. Perry Il Wecsner
Cotting & Mitchell Frank Smith
NJ. A. Albright Grice ,& Co
!, .John Yost viii KOon
!. B Il. Mcfarland Turnure Bros.
Morhart Bros james Burden
A. Il Atkins =. a. Wullbrandt
= Bailey & Bailey Cowden a. Haley
Paul Storey.
Occasionally pioneer farmer can b
y found who refers to early days as ha,
ing been full Of pleasure in the frontie
Il neighborhoods where little houses wer
far apart But f. p. Kellogg of Re
!. Cloud, Neb., does not look at it ths
way. Mr.. Kellogg has lived there
years. He recalls hauling wheat I.
p miles and selling 1t ut 40 cents bushe
Two weeks were required for US to &
= = to mill with load OF grain,' he sal
=. when look about now aud see the
" cattle bring such high prices, al
: when wheat and corn command vel
high prices, I cannot help recalliI
u those early days when we we're livil
u out there in the Republican valley 1
- miles from a railroad point. Going
III mill that distance was big undcrta
ing. We can raise AS much corn
50 wheat to the acre now AS we did thel
ly Kansas City Drovers Telegram, Ju
" 25th.
4 Fine Rain
nd Monday night this section Of (
it. state received a shower of rain, sun
RS. lent TO cool off the atmosphere q