The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-24
HOME NEWS
Bulletin Of The Weeks DoinSs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The BANDIT Is in this vicinity

Sunday.
The Degree Of Honor met on Tues
day evening.
Fresh candy, peanuts and cigars at
Warren's Restaurant.
si.bO to 81. 90 for good narrow stripe
fur. y. CALDWELL.
Try Sheeley's Barber Shop for the
best in the tonsorial line.
Henry Welsh has accepted his old
position in the Smith shoe store.
Mrs. Waller Of Cowles Is the guest
of her parents in this city this week
JEFF Chaplin, county commissioner,
OF Cowles, was in the city on Monday.
The c. b. & Q. round house Is being
re.wired for electric lighting this
week
Wilbur Hamilton, wife and children
spent Sunday with relatives in Guide
Rock.
The scholars Of the 6fth grade held
. picnic on Saturday in the Topham
grove.
Lyman Essig and Abe DELPHI left on
Sunday evening for Denver where they
intended buying cattle.
Miss Josephine Essig entertained
the pupils Of the Tenth grade at her
home on Friday evening.
Nate lllingsworth left for eastern
towns the FIRST Of the week to attend
to business matters pertaining to stock
foods.
Oliver Wright spent few days the
latter part Of the week in Oxford,
where be was attending to business
affairs.
Robt. Cummings and wife and J. F.
Mccartney and wife of RivertOn we're
Ia town Monday, coming down in the
c INNINGS automobile.
Lee kemmerer left this morning for
Hale, Texas, where Ae has purchased
a farm and at which place he intends
to make his future home.
A number OF gypsies were in town
one day the last of the week, but Mar
shall Christy took due precaution and
they tarried with us but short spell.
Walt Warren purchased new soda
fountain during his recent trip to Kan.
sas City. He informs us that it is the
best there is and we eagerly await its
arrival.
DO you notice that j. II. Bailey is
making the most Of the farm loans!
He is sole agent for Trevett, MATHS &
Baker, and is Offering the best rates,
terms and option in the market and
that is the reason. adv.
Harry Cramer who has so ably filled
the position of head.man in the Tur-
pure & Son store for number OF
years has resigned his position to &C
cept place as travelling salesman for
q large eastern dry goods house.
Miss Ethel Million Of Smith Center,
Kansas, spent Saturday in this city a.
the guest Of Mssdames G. A. Schellak
and F. L. Smith. Miss Million Was en-
route TOT Springfield, Illinois. where
she intends spending the summer visit.
ing with relatives.
Charley Fox has severed ".he ties
that bind"a is no longer connected
with the city electric light and power
plant. The young man has returned
to bis 6rst love, aud is now engaged In
learning the art Of paint spreading,
under the able direction of bis father.
Fred Arnold, one of lnsvsle's most
popular young men and farmers, re.
turned home Tuesday morning from
Kansas City where he chspsroned live
stock and while there he took q ride
on the e,ectric street cars and also
saw several "sky scrspers".
Col. E. M. Gard has returned home
from Lincoln where he has been hold.
ing down "fat political job" in the
state senate during the recent session (
We are pleased to note that the Colonel
was not in the least changed by the
recent short touch Of city life, and has
returned home the same as of old.
Elder Jarboe and wife came hon 0
Monday morning after an absence of
seven weeks during which time they
have been conducting evangelistic ser.
vices in various towns in the state,
They left again on Wednesday morn.
ing for Omaha where they will hold a
series Of meetings.
Harry Letson, the popular manager
Of the Miner Bros. Co.. is confined to
his home with an attack OF the meas.
les. The Chief extends it's deepest
sympathy, but we cannot refrain from
wondering how one like Harry, who is