The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-06

the depot.
w f.. Herrick was in Guide Rocl
Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Clark spent Wednesia,
in Hastings.
Geo. Chambers Of Hastings was IL
town Monday.
Father Fitzgerald was a rassenge,
to Superior Tuesday.
W. v. Beai and wife left the first OF
the week for Lincoln.
Rudolph STREET was attending to
business in town Tuesday
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Ben Mcfarland on Monday.
j. A. Macarthur was a passenger TO
Riverton Wednesday night.
Jas. Silvey is spending the week in
Bruning on business.
Elmer Simons Of Cowles spent Wed.
nesday in the city on business.
Homer Baker was a passenger 20
Superior Wednesday morning
Ed. CARRIER spent Wednesday In
Guide Rock visiting his mother.
Mrs. Frank Mizer entertained the
Xmas Club Wednesday afternoon.
w. M. Burton of Heartwell, Nebras-
ka, was Red Cloud visitor Tuesday.
Chas. Mercer of Gibbon is in town
visiting his brother, Marion, this week.
.Chas Steffins Of Grand Island visit.
ed relatives at this place the first OF
the week.
Mrs. G. A. Miller is spending the
week IN Riverton this week visiting
her parents.
Mrs. 81 Jamison and baby arrived
home Thursday from visit with rela.
tives In Kansas.
The February Birthday Club held
their yearly gathering at the home OF
Mrs. Bogenrief this afternoon.
A. E. Atkins and family arc enjoy.
ing a visit with his parents, M. b.
Atkins and wife of Lincoln
Mr., and Mrs. +. A. Bloom of Hast.
ings are at the home OF Andy Soder-
lin, Mrs Soderlin being very Ill with
pneumonia.
q. s. Albright came down from
Kearney Tuesday and is moving to
that place where he has accepted u
position with the CASTOR Music Co.
Senator Geo. w. Hummel was called
home from the legislature Wednesday
to conduct the funeral of John RAISER.
He return to Lincoln this morning.
Vale Fox resigned his position at
bloomington the first of the week and
left Wednesday for st. Joe where he
has accepted a position with large
millinery house. -
Five cent lunches served at the
Home Bakery and we can furnish a
lunch and cigar stand at your sale,
wolf hunt or any other festivity.
adv VICrOR E. SPRINGER.
Mr.. T.. w. Cowden will make his
semi annual visit to the great clothing
markets located in Chicago next Sun.
day. The Cowden. Kaley Clothing Co.,
realize the benefit of selecting their
suits and all mems wear right from the
wholesale houses direct. Mr.. Cowden
is discriminating buyer and knows
the needs and taste Of the purchasers
in this community. This trip he will
also visit the market In st. Louis and
he will 6e able to select the very best
aterials that can be found.
Mr.. Harry A. Letson, manager OF
the Miner Bros, general merchandise
store will leave Sunday for the mark.
cts in st. Louis and Chicago. He ex-
poets to be gone about ten days and
while absent will purchase seasonable
merchandise for the spring trade. He
informs us that market conditions are
such this year that dependable goods
can be bought at very low figures
and he expects to give Red Cloud trade
the advantage Of all the bargains.
The following shipped stock Sunday:
Weesner l. Koontz 8 cars OF hogs to
Kansas City; J. L. Christian 2 cars OF
cattle to Kansas lCity; q. g Peterson
/ car Of cattle to Kansas City; j. A.
Macarthur l car Of cattle to st. Joe; j.
w. Robertson 2 cars OF cattle to st.
Joe: C. j. Platt. car of cattle to Kan
City; Amboy Milling Co., 2 cars OF hogs
to Kansas City; G. A. Post I car OF live
poultry to Chicago; F. l.. Dixon ]
emigrant car to Imperial, Nebr.
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