The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-21

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No. q Sc Cigars as good as gold.
Try them. adv.
Fresh candy, peanuts and cigars at
Warren's Restaurant.
Mrs. John Barkley returned Tuesday
from visit at st. Joe.
Attorney A. NJ. Walters Of Blue Hill
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Iva Carter is spending the
week with friends In Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dickson are the
proud parents Of baby girl.
Mr.. Cook, the Game Warden from
Riverton, was In our city Monday.
Apples for sale. 2Oc for wind.falls
Soc for picked apples. Cecil Mccall.
j. II. Bailey left on Sunday morning
for short business trip TO st. Louis.
Mrs. T. J. Diamond left the latter
part OF the week for visit In Missouri.
John Corbett and family returned
Tuesday evening from Wichita, Kansas.
Aaron Hedge, Frank Abel and Har.
vey Rickerson spent Tuesday evening
in franklin
Nova Brown returned to his home In
Cambridge on Tuesday night after a
short visit at the home Of Al Spires.
Harry Letson, manager of the Miner
Bros Company store, left Wednesday
morning for Chicago to purchase fall
goods.
The second division OF the NJ. Il
Ladies Aid Society will hold market
at Wullbrandt's store Saturday, Aug,
23d.
Mrs. Karl Patrick left last night for
her home in Omaha, after a months
visit at the home of her father DR..
, Henry Cook.
Dutch" Hill in the employ Of the
Lincoln Telephone Company spent
Monday In this city making some re.
pairs on the switch board at the Cen.
} tral office.
]. +. Grimes and wife returned to
Blue Hill Saturday. Mr.. Grimes had
, been here during the absence OF Geo,
Warren attending to business matters
, for him.
Miss Tila Cook returned home from
, Chicago aud other eastern markets on
Tuesday. Mrs. Phares who went east
) with her on purchasing trip will not
return however until the first OF the
week.
, All Of the Knight Templars from
this city have returned from the big
Conclave in Denver, and are loud in
their praise of the treatment they re.
|, ceived, and all report having had a
, very enjoyable time. ---.
will Storey was in oTfanklin Mon.
} day evening, where we learn he WAS
5 entertained, by handsome lady schooI
teacher who resides In Campbell. bu,
who was attending the institute. N,
that place. Mr.. Willie McCord ac
companied him up there.
5 There is to be an |. o. O. +. picnic
at Guide Rock on Wednesday, August
, 9th. Nearly all members of |. o. o.
+, Lodge No. 1856 of this place are
making preparations to attend as such
men as Il. j. Overing, Rev. +. n
Tomphins Of this city, and Past Grand
: Master Kelley of Beaver City, will be
, present an address the gathering.
The city council met on Tuesday
evening but owing to the absence OF
two of the members, Frank Cowden
and Paul Storey, no official business
was attended to. Mr.. Fuller, the con
sulting engineer to City Engineer Geo
; Overing WAS present, and submitted
his plans for sewer system. The
members present looked over the
plans and the matter will be taken uE
more thoroughly ut another meeting
when all members are present.
Considerable excitement was caused
!. Saturday evening at the bakery ant
restaurant of Victor Springer. Spring
O' u"o So'u oNo w " P"'tf oy luc uuIiis
: of O'Brien, who it seems was to assume
the liabilities against Springer. Cred
: itors began to appear early on the
scene and were not Accommodated by
Z. Mr.. O'Brien. This caused some dis
satisfaction among our citizens. In g
short time Sheriff Hedge in his genial
but impressive way appeared on the
5 scene with court orders of various
, kinds and soon convinced all concern.
> ed that matters must be adjusted
The matter was concluded by Springer
5 taking back the business and the dove
OF peace now hovers over the place.
Commissioners