The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-03
HOME NEWS
Bulletin Of The Weeks Doinss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J ! ! |. sva.'.s.HvH.-.'.'.

DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Moranville have
returned home from Lincoln.
Deputy State Oil Inspector, Fred
Aver, was in town Wednesd esday.
Sam Lindsey spent Monday in Super.
ior attending to business matters.
Mrs. Bessie Anderson is In the city
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. Decker.
Miss velma Mckinney is spending
the week visiting in Seldep, Kansas.
Read Bailey L Bailev's big display
advertisement for shoe bargains adv
For SArE-White Plymouth Rock
Cockerells. Joseph Topham. adv
Peter Mcintosh returned the last OF
the week from short stay in Grand
Island.
Miss Beitley Of Superior spent Fri.
day IN this city, she being enroute to
Hastings.
Mrs. A. Leonard and daughter OF
Riverton spent a few days the last OF
the week visiting with friends here.
Frank Peterson and wife are rejoic
ing over the arrival Of baby boy, ur'
der the vintage of Saturday, March ~.
Mrs. A. R. Saladen entertained the
second division of the Ladies Aid OF
the NJ. z. church on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Il. W. Hatfield has returned
home from a visit to her old home in
Iowa. where she had not been for 80
years.
I'd Herrick, the popular wire chic
of the Lincoln Telephone Il Telegraph
Co., spent Tuesday with the home folks
at Hebron.
Representative ilartwell spent the
week end with his family at lnavale,
returning to his duties again on Mon
day morning.
Warren Longtin, wife aud baby OF
Hastings arrived on Tuesday for a
short visit at the home of his mother
Mrs. N. Longtin.
There can be no doubt Of the fact
that spring has surely arrived. Inc
OyerinR block has been treated to u
coat Of fresh paint.
Bert CARRIER left for Wal!a Wa'i'
Washington, to join one OF the league
ball teams which he has signed up
with for this season.
-Everybodys Five and Ten Cent Store
opened last Saturday and enjoyed a
liberal patronage. the store being
crowded the entire day.
RID. CASTOR and II. M. Alexander OF
the CASTOR Music Company OF Hast
ings was attending to business matters
in Red Cloud on Monday.
J.. Bradford and family had fol
their guest few days the first OF the
week, Mat Frohenen, Of Hastings, he
being u brother.in.law OF Mr. Brad
ford's.
Sam Foe returned the last Of the
week after spending several days N
Omaha, where he went to view the
sights caused by the tornado OF Easter
Sunday.
The quarterly business meeting o
the Congregational church will be helt
Friday evening at 1880. All members
are expected to be present. All inter
ested are invited.
Mrs. A. ii. Mathews who has beer
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Isom south west OF this city lef
the last of the week for her home a
Kowwell, Wyoming.
Fred Corbett, who assisted in chap
eroning the 81 cars of stock which ID
Damerall shipped to Chicago, has re
turned home after spending severa
days in sight seeing.
The Degree Of Honor will meet mex
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, A pro
gram will be given for the good OF th
lodge. Every member should make i
possible to be present.
A petition was being circulated tn
first of the week by some OF the lead
ing business men of Red Cloud AM
backed by the Chamber of Commerce
which is to be presented to the bur
lington officials, asking for new
depot and great effort Is to be mad
to have the same located up town. Re-
Cloud has long ago outgrown the pres
ent railroad accommodations, whicl
are found ut this place, and its patron
age is of sufficient consequence as u
entitle it to more consideration at tn
hands of the g, B. & g., than has beel
its proportion heretofore A new
depot located up town ami an express
and telegraph Office, also, would Civ
new life to the place, aud AS sprini
IL, ua nan fhink of none Othe