The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-04
HOME NEWS
Bulletin Of The Weeks Doinss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The vacation days look sick.

the city saturday.
Harry Banks and wife spent Mon.
day in Franklin.
A. F.. Atkins and son autoed home
from Blair, Sunday.
Ice cream and soft drinks served at
Warren's Restaurant. adv
Weesner & Koontz shipped two cars
ef hogs to Kansas City Sunday.
Ben Williams Of Geneva spent Sun.
day in this city with his parents.
Floyd Turnure and Wallace and
Web Ray spent Sunday in Bladen.
z W. Coplen and wife left Monday
for Lincoln to attend the state fair.
Ed. Taylor returned the first Of the
week from short visit In Missouri.
Mrs. S..R. Mcbride is spending the
week in Amboy at the home Of her
daughter.
DR.. D. G. Plumb left Monday morn.
ing for Boston where he will practice
medicine.
Boone Saunders left Monday for
Billings, Montana, to attend to bust,
ness matters.
J. II. Elinger shipped car Of cat
tie to st. Joe, Sunday, he chaperonng
tn, shipment.
Bruce Beckwith of Racine, Wiscon
sin. arrived on Friday to visit with his
mother and sister.
VIM. Kentworthy and family left
this week for Des Moines, Iowa, where
they intend to locate.
Latest California Floral Beads and
Abalone Pearl Jewellery at New
houses jewellery store.
First time in town for California
Floral Beads and Abulone Pearl
Jewelry at Newhouse's of course.
Roy Fearn and wife after a visit
with relatives in this city left Sunday
evening for their home in superior.
Brakemen Roy Robins came down
from McCooll on Sunday to spend n
few days at the home of his parents.
Miss Vernon Storey who has spent
the past few months in Europe and
other foreign countries, has returned
home. 4
Mrs Ella Cook Patrick returned to
her home in Omaha the first of the
week after a visit with relatives in
this city. F. .r
Mrs. A. $ Thomas and daughter
left Sunday morning for Mt. Sterling
Ohio, after a visit at the John Grams
home in this city
Homer Giles left Monday for his
home in Vallisco, Iowa, after a short
visit in this city with his sister, Mrs.
WIN. Shoemaker.
Lowell Robbins left Tuesday morn.
ing for Central City where he has ac
cepted position in his chosen pro-
fession, that Of marble cutting.
Ed. Herrick who for some time past
has resided in this city being employ.
ed as wire chief for the Lincoln Tele
phone and Telegraph Company, left
Monday morning for Hastings where
he will be in the employ Of the same
company In the same capacity. but
being able to enjoy q larger and
greener pasture. Ed. made many
friends during his sojourn In this
city who regret to see him leave, bu,
wish for him success In his new field
His place here has been taken by j.
c. Geer, Of Fairbury, q man Of con
siderable experience in his chosen line
and possessing all the ear marks OF g
gentleman.
Anyone looking at the wonderful
array of products that Webster county
sent up TO the state fair this weel
would never think for single minute
that the county had just passed tnru
the hottest, dryest season In the history
Of the state. There we're water melons
two feet long, musk melons OF gener
GUS size and excellent flavor, onions
that could not be excelled In the most
favorable conditions, beets big and
red, alfalfa, apples, and yes, even corn
Some Of the corn In this collection 1,
twelve and fourteen inches long and
the kernels firm and we'll formed
The only vegetables lacking this year
: were pumpkins and squsshes every
thing else was we'll represented.
A prairie schooner belonging to N
j. Clark who was enroute from Flagler
Colo, to eastern points caught fire
Sunday afternoon about a mile east OF
town, where Mr.. Clark had stopped
for u short rest. At the time the fire
was at its best w. Z. White aud family
came along in buggy and stopped tc
watch the blaze. In the camp Wagon
n-N n