The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-17

/ CoNles sunday
/ y. y. Wulihrndt and sou. Carl.
We're IL Hastings, Friday, attending to
| business matters
John II. Hamilton of Guide Rock
spent Saturday at the home of his 5 II,
| Ni,her Hamilton.
Fresh candy, peanuts and cigars at
Warrcno Restaurant.
Dr. Ncdcmelcr was in Lincoln the
first Of the week wh.re he took the
state veterinary examination.
y. V Anderson OF Cowlcs was trans.
acting business matters in this city
one day the latter part Of the week.
Mary A. Simons, widow Of Henry B
Simons has been granted Widows
pension. F. Il. Maurer was her attor
ney.
wilbur Hamilton, the popular head
man in the Paul Storey Clothing store,
has purchased the ID. W. Turnure resi-.
dence.
The Pastor Of the Congregational
church, Rev. John J. Bayne, will have
for his subject Sunday morning: The
Unshaken Foundations. In the even.
ing he will give stereopticOn lecture
Service at 9 p m.
Do you notice that j. II. Bailey is
| L., Ia, x,f Ian 20
He is sole agent for Trevett, MATHS Il
Baker, and is Offering the best rates,
terms and option in the market and
that is the reason. adv.
About twenty guests gathered at the
home Of NJ. b. Corner and wife Tues.
day evening. After spending some
time playing games and enjoying a
guessing contest, light refreshments
were served. All present report u
pleasant evening.
Mrs. Non Sprinkle, who resided with
her husband and three children near
Cowles, died on Monday. The lady
was 20 years of age and she leaves u
large circle of friends in Webster
county who extend their deepest sym.
pathy TO the grief stricken relatives.
d. Barber, who for some months
past has been the obliging pharmacist
in the Z. l., Cotting drug store, has
purchased a drug store at Stella, Ne
braska, and left Tuesday night for
| tt,.x d. &.
gentleman, and during his short stay
here made many friends who sincerely
regret his departure, but who wish for
him only success in his new field.
The Christian Scientists. who for
some time past have held services at
the home of Mrs. Geo. Hollister, have
secured from Manager Warren the use
of The Tepee on Sunday, and held
their services ut that place last Sun
day. This step was necessitated on
account of the fact that they have
grown SO in number as to demand
larger quarters in which to hold ser.
vices.
Walt Warren whose name for years
has stood for the place where ut you
can secure one of the best square meals
like mother used to cook, and Roscoe
Weesner, of the Weesner & Perry dry
goods and grocery store, laid aside
business cares a few days the first OF
the week and taken little jaunt down
the road to that village called Kansas
City. The boys left the Mesdames IA,
home, and to us il looks as il they
might have deliberately went out 70,
II real timer"
Mrs. &. {. Potter, who resides soutl
of the city, was agreeably surprised
on Sunday by II number of her friends
gathering at her home during heI
absence at church, The unlimited
guests brought with them baskets
which was well filled with good things
to eat and when Mrs. Potter returned
home they all enjoyed spread which
would have did justice to king. The
occasion was Mrs. Potter's birthday.
and the event will long be remember
ed by all present
What might have been very seri.
Gus accident occurred Saturday night
when DR.. Cooks drug store building
came near plunging into the excava.
tion made for the new building adjoin.
ing this one on the south The dirt
had been removed below the founda.
ton OF the store and this gave way.
The store building tipped several feet
and the brick veneer fell off. Had this
happened while the men were at work
during the day they could have hardly
escaped. The building has been
Strengthened up and solid pillars will
now prevent any danger in the future.