The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-20
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Bulletin Of The Weeks Doinss
Observation-Disclosures.
Buy Furs now at Miner Bros. Co.


Tuesday.
Morris Groat of Inavale spent sun
day in Red Cloud
Try Sheeley's Barber Shop for The
best in the tonsorial line.
Ladies For your Suit or Coat go tt
Miner Bros. Co. and save money.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. N. Tompkins wer,
passengers northward ou Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Peterson is enjoying q
visit from her father, G. B Crone o.
York, Nebraska.
Miss Grace kinsel is visiting at the
home of Warren Longtn and family
in Hastings this week.
Al Spiers is the new Shoe repairei
at the Bailey & Bailey Shoe Store.
First class work. ct adv.
VIM. Scbeunman Of Naponee, was
in town Tuesday and purchased q
monument Of Overing Bros. & Co.
W. II. Fisher returned from Missouri
Saturday where he had been for some
time past visiting his father.
Mrs. Bert Fry departed Saturday for
her home in Canton, Illinois, after
spending some time visiting here.
Ex.County Judge James Duffy OF
Guide Rock was in town Monday at.
tending to business of legal nature.
Frank Cowden of the Cowden. Haley
Clothing Company has returned from
his purchasing trip to the eastern
markets.
Mrs. Nina Hoffenduffer of Greeley,
Colo, after spending several days visit
ing friends in this city, left Tuesday
for Shenandoah, Iowa.
w. II. Tabor left Tuesday morning
for shenandoah, Iowa, to report for
work, after being forced TO enjoy a
vacation for several weeks past, due
to severely injured ankle.
Dan CARRIER, "The Corn King who
since disposing of part of his hold,
ings, has spent the time cutting
coupons from his bonds. spent few
days the first of the week mixing with
the boys here.
Harry Letson, the popular manager
Of the Miner Bros. Company, returned
Tuesday evening from Chicago aud
other eastern markets, where he pur-
chased a complete line OF spring mer'
chandise.
Constable c. A. Schellak is nursing
q sore hand caused by coming in con-
tact with E,piece Of tin, mot money,
however) while performing his srdious
duties at The Tepee, during the re.
modelling OF this popular amusement
resort.
Editor Spence OF the Bladen Enter
prise, Eli Cox, A. E Cox, Mr.. Lockliart
Sam Hogate, Tom Benton and A. j.
Waggoner, we're among the familiar
faces from Bladen seen on our streets
Monday. The gentlemen were here to
attend the trial of Pearl Wauffie, OF
Bladen, who was charged with con-
Quoting gambling game. The case
was dismissed for lack Of evidence, the
principal witness failing to put in his
appearance.
Fred Ayres of HolbrOok, Nebraska
and proprietor Of the Holbrook Obser.
YER, but who at the present time is
holding down the position Of deputy
oil inspector, was in town Monday and
paid US pleasant call. Fred says he
does not believe he shall ever lose the
desire to hear the hum of the press
and expects to some day again ge,
back in the harness.
The popular sixth grade teacher
Miss Arnold, was given Valentine
party on Friday evening by her pupils
at the home of Mrs. e. Mcfarland
Dainty refreshments were much In
evidence, and before leaving the
children presented her with a fine
valentine, thus attesting in way the
esteem in which she Is held by these
young minds that she is endeavoring
to train.
Speaking Of great men born In Feb
ruary we overlooked the mention OF
the fact that Constable C. A. Schellak
and Geo. Trine each celebrate birth
days this month, and that should We
wish to go farther and name few OF
the great women who were also born
this month, would start by saying
that last Thursday marked the sis,
mile stone in the life Of Grandma
Hale, mother of the editor Of this grea,
household necessity-The Chief.
The quiet Of last Sunday evening
was broken q bit by Il little fstic en-