The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19

Ice cream and soft drinks served nj
Warrsh's Restaurant. adv
See Dr. Warrick Monday, June 23d
Remember change OF day. adv
l.. Howard of Alma was attending 10
bnsines, affairs in this city the last OF
the week.
Geo. W. Hummel and wife went to
Doniphan Saturday to visit their
daughter.
Spring and Summer Suits and Goats
At 33h per cent discount at Miner
Bros. co adv.
You perfer cash for yonr produce
We pay cash. No More Chips. Wees.
ner Perry Il Go.
33S percent discount on Women's
Spring and Summer Coats and Suits at
Miner Rrs Co. adv.
Mesdames Walter Warren and
Grant Turner also Miss Dora Brink.
man spent Friday in Hastings.
Mis- Helene Hedge of Oskaloosa.
Iowa visited her aunt, Mrs. NJ A.
Hedge, a few days the first OF the
week.
II. a McCune and j. c. Sloss were
attending to business affairs in Blue
Hill one day the latter part OF the
week.
WANTED-Job on farm by man and
wife could go now or next spring --.
j. w. BENNETT, corner house east of
cemetery.
Mrs j. Nj. Hewitt of Grand island
after short visit AT the home of her
daughter, Mrs. W. ID. Edison. returned
to her home the first of the week
DR.. Warrick, The Specialist, viii
meet eye, ear, nose aud throat patients
and those needing glasses at DR.. Dam.
erell's office Monday, June 23d. adv
Nellie West Caster returned to Alma
Sunday evening where she Is teaching
in the Normal school, after spending
the week end with her mother at this
place.
George and Emily Hadell left the
last Of the week for Long Island, Kan
sas, In response TO a telegram announ-
cling the death of their father who
resided at that place.
+. Kelley and wife of Springfield,
Illinois, stopped off ia this city one
day the latter part of the week for u
short visit. They We're enroute to
Republican City where they go To visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierson and the
Mesdames Peter Conover and Boyd
Munsel left Sunday morning for
different points in Montana where
they go to visit with relatives for
several weeks.
CASH FOR EGGS. Not new pro.
position. This store has ALWAYS
PAID CASH FOR EGGS or one cent
more in trade, and will continue To do
so. Other produce bought the same
way. We make cash or trade price,
optional with our customer. +. g.
Turnure n Son. adv.
Rev. and Mrs. John :. Bayne who
have been visiting their son, Rev John
j. Bayne for the past two weeks, de-
parted for kearney Monday morning
After a short stay there they will
leave for visit with their Youngest
son, Rev. Reed Il. Bayne, who is pastor
OF II prominent Congregational churcl
in Wisconsin.
L. II. Newhouse and Dr. ID. q
Plumb returned the latter part Of the
week from Omaha, to which place
they accompanied Mrs. Newhouse
where she entered a hospital for metii
cal treatment. While the lady will be
obliged to remain in the hospital tol
ten days or two weeks yet. her many
friends here will be glad to know she
is improving.
Band Master Betz informs the Chic
that after making q canvass among
the band boys he learned they were
all intending to attend the ball game
IN Blue Hill on next Sunday, June ~
and not feeling equal to the task o.
giving the entire concert by himself
has decided that the usual Sunday
band concert will not be held on Sun
day, June 22nd, but will be given OF
Monday evening, June 23rd.
d. w. Turnure and fsmily left tn,
6rst of the week for Portland, Oregon
where they intend to make their futur,
home. They leave any number o.
friends in Red Cloud who will wisl
them success and happiness in theil
new home, and who regret their de
parture' Ex.Mayor d. W. Turnure
who for years was one Of the firm O
Turnurs Bros, is u business man o.
unusual ability and leaves vacant Z
place in the business circles OF thi,
city which will b- hard 10 fill.
Arrangements have been made fol
a special rain to Blue Hill and return
on Sunday June 22nd TO accommodate
the base hal fans Of this place. Tive
good games are scheduled for that day
one between Blue Hill VS. Red Cloud
and the othey a state league game he
tween Hastings aud Columbus. The
special will leave here ut II u. m. aut
return latter the games. One admission
is to be charged for both games, and
the followers of this sport are al
making plans to attend.
Frank ID Leonard, &. :. b., has been
secured by the Christian Science So
cietv of McCOok, Nebraska, to give q
lecture on Christian Science vt tile
Masonic Temple Theatre, Sunday
afternoon, June 22, 1913, at that place
Mr.. Leonard is member OF the Board
of Lectureship Of the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist, of Boston, and II
widely known as very able and con
vincing lecturer, and no doubt will be
greeted by q crowded house on this