The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-18


week attending the Wesleyan Educa.
tional Banqucts which were held in
Bladen, Blue llill Cowlcs. lnivale
and Red Cloud.
Wheneve" you go away, get married,
die, or have company from away or
have Il baby born at your house phone
it in To us. We have both the phones
aud are always looking for news.
Ian D-We have for sale farms on
easy payments and special terms.
worth the money. Several mighty
good deals. The largest list of local
farms from which to select
DAN CARRIER n COMPANY. CHIEF Office
Rev. G. L. Rose minister of the
Christian church has moved TO Red
Cloud. There will be preaching every
Lords day morning and evening after
May 1T. We welcome him to our city.
The Dante Inferno" pictures were
shown at the Tepee Monday evening
aud drew II large crowd. The pictures
were up to the usual high standard OF
those which are secured by Manager
Warren.
Irving Phelps, aged 40 years, and son
Of Nelson Phelphs died Saturday morn.
ing after having been an invalid for
several years past. He was buried
r,,n
Quoted at the Congregational church
The South West district Sunday
school convention including lnavale,
Walnut, Line and Red Cloud townships
will meet in lnavale, Sunday, April %,
at . o'clock in the Christian church
"A good program will be given. Every.
body invited.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Earl Huff
er aud Miss Margaret Bennett were
united in marriage at the home of the
Baptist Pastor. The young couple
were accompanied by two brothers aad
two sisters of the groom. Here is best
wishes to you young people.
Chas. Garfield and wife and son
Claude, wife and baby of Chardon, o.,
relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bailey
and G. Il. Strong and family left Wed
nesday for their home. They stopped
off in this city for short visit beins
enroute home from California.
"Service For Others" will be the
subject of the sermon Sunday morn
ing. In the evening the pastor vii
preach on "Using Our Religion" Sun
day School at 10 a. m; Brotherhood
on Tuesday evening at s; Mid-weel
Wednesday evening ats.
JOHN j. BAyNE, Pastor.
We notice by the Washing gton pa per
that Oliver Runchey has again demon
strated that he is entitled to the Paci
fc coast championship of light wrest
lers. On the twentysecond Of las
month before the Portland athleti
club he threw his challenger, Perry
the first fall in 1853 and the secon
fall in l:53.
The band program given by Re
Clouds Cornet Band, under the leade
ship of Prof. Betz, Oh last Frida
evening was highly creditable affair
and one worthy of a much larger aud
ence than that which greeted then
. The band has made great headwa
under the present leadership, and
D worthy Of the support Of the entir
. community.
The Chief Office this week complete
t the new 1912 directory for the Farm
l ers' Independent Telephone Compan!
The directory shows q considerabl
increase Of business during the pas
. year, large number of new phone
having been installed, and also is
fair sample of the high. grade wor
= turned out at this place. They ar
now ready for distribution, and II 70
have not a. yet received one, you ca
do BY calling on the secretary, Mr.. {
Q C. Teel.
After short visit with Mr. aud Mr.,
George F. Gale, Miss Clara Burges
Z left Thursday morning on No. 10 fc
o Holdrege, where she will begin wor
: as deputy for the Royal Neighbor
Her territory consists of Nebrask
n west ofFranklin county and part {
n eastern Colorado. Her home Is /
Il Red Cloud and she has just finishe
her third year as a successful scho,
v teacher in Webster county. SATURDAY
,r Franklin News.
h Oats sowing will begin this wee
and from now on seeding will procee
r. in earnest" said A. +. Hartwell of II
:. avale, Neb., today. Mr.. Hartwell can
o down on three section train maxim
up i30 carloads of live stock whic
came from the Republican river vale
I country, reaching Kansas City at TO,
3 o'clock this morning. 'No time wi