The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-03


Early Ohio Seed Potatoes for sale.
5Oc and 75c per bushel.-Grs PrNpr
White Plymouth Rock eggs for set.
ting-W. + COLE. Red Cloud, Nebraska
Both Phones.
Fred Wallin returned from Seneca,
kas, Wednesday morning where lie
had been on business.
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes. Sixty.
five cents per bushel at cellar. In.
quire Porter Hale. Rural phone II on
10.
II you have picture you want en-
larged bring IL to us. We want to
please you Give us a chance
Stevens Bros
u. X. Carpenter Of Dacoma, Okla.
homa brother Of A. II, Carpenter OF
this city, has been visiting him this
week. He is editor Of paper at that
place and paid the Chief u pleasant
visit while here.
The Ladies of the Methodist church
will hold their annual Bazar next Sat
urday April 9Th. in the Woodman Hall
chicken pie dinner will be served also
supper. 25cts. for adults children un
der twelve l5cts.
Do you notice that j. II. Bailey is
making the most Of the farm loans'
He Is sole agent for Trevett, Maths 4
Baker, and is Offering the best rates,
terms and option in the market and
that is the reason. adv.
Rev. Bayne will give the fourth lee.
ture in the series on "a Working Reli.
gion" Sunday afternoon at $50, sub.
ject: "The Church Of the Living God"
Subject for the morning: 1.-THE Storm,
the Flood aud the Rainbow.
City Engineer Geo. Overing has
spent the past week in laying out q
new addition in the west part Of town.
The new addition is located north Of
the Overman, Boren, Munday and
Damerell properties, aud is very de-
sirable location for residence property.
Mrs. Fred Stanberry left Tuesday
morning to join her husband at SCOTS
Bluffs, Nebraska, which place they
will make their future home. Mr.
Stanberry resigned his position in the
Ed. Amack furniture store some few
weeks ago, and accepted position In
the offices of the g. B. & q, rail road
at that place. Mrs. Ed. Amack ac-
companied her as far as Oxford.
The Fisher-Shipp Concert Company
held forth at the Opera House on
) Saturday evening, filling the last mum.
ber of the Lecture Course. This was
their second appearance this season
but giving an entirely different pro-
, gram, which was greatly enjoyed by
the large audience present. This is an
, A No. 1 Company and we trust they
may come again.
Andy Young, the former proprietor
q of the Royal Barber Shop, has pur
. chased shop at Rosealie, Nebraska
and Mrs. Young aud children left The
latter part Of last week to join him a,
that place which they will make theil
future home. They leave many
friends in Red Cloud who wish then
e much happiness IN their new home.
Manager Warren Of the Tepee pre-
sented four reel picture, Queer
Elizabeth with Sarah Bernhard ant
J. her full company, to crowded house
e Wednesday, giving a special mstine'
d on Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. War
d rem is to be commended on the class o
J. pictures he is showing to the people O
v Red Cloud. On next Wednesday b
Q will show three reel feature, Parsifa
n and every film lover should see this in
structive and interesting picture q
n olden times.
d CA. Bowren, a brakeman runnin
IS between this place and Hastings wa
:. injured on Tuesday afternoon Will
r coupling cars in the yards here. II
,. was crushed In the region of tn
d groin, and it is thought he is fatal
y injured. Immediately after the acc
It dent the injured man was place
It aboard a special train and in compa,,
with the q. B. & Q. physician of thi
5. place, DR.. II. +. Raines, he was take
8 to the Hastings sanitarium. Mr.. Bow
r. rem is 80 years of age an hss been O
C this run for number of years. He rt
d sided with his family in Hastings, h:
Is wife and child were at the time of tn
h accident, visiting in Yuma, Colorado
3. but have been summoned to his bee
m side.
g. Lew +. Hohensee, who for the pas
h fourteen months has held the positio
of foreman OF the Argus office, has r,
r. signed and on Saturday morning
4. left for HahrOn To- Snand a fau, 10 =,