The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-13
D1 YOU expect a valentine?

j. G. Sloss returned home Monday
from Blue Hin.
Sam Lindsey was passenger to
superior Wednesday,
Harry Waller aud wife of Cowl 8
spent sunday in Red Cloud.
Ladies / For your Sui; or Coat go To
Miner Bros. Co. and save money.
Miss Gertrude l.. Coon, the able
county superintendent of schools spent
Wednesday in Cowles.
7 John TomliEson is spending n few
days in Blue Hill doing few elec.
trical stunts.
Former Mayor sam Foe was called
to Cowles Wednesday morning owing
to the illness of his father.
Fred Temple aud Jack Wisecarver
spent few days in Superior this
week mixing it up with the boys.
Mrs. &. G. Cox entertained the
Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. Il. church
at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
Art Chaney and family of Superior
spent sunday in Red Cloud visiting
his parents, j. X. Chaney aud wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sutton are the
proud parents of an eight pound baby
under the vintage of February llth.
The w. X. G.. will meet Saturday
afternoon at three o'clock. There will
be penny supper and Lincoln pro-
gram and the u. A. X. Is invited to be
present.
A deal was closed Tuesday whereby
O, w. Ferguson becomes the owner Of
the w. A. Smith residence. Mr.. Smith
contemplates moving on to his farm
near Inavale in the near future.
Elder Kesler is holding series of
revival meetings at the brethren
church which are being well attended.
The Elder is a convincing speaker, and
the meetings are proving a success.
Five cent lunches served at the
Home Bakery and we can furnish a
lunch and cigar stand at your sale,
wolf hunt or any other festivity.
adv VICToR f. SPRINGER.
L. Warren, brother of Geo. J. War
ren, left Tuesday morning for Beatrice
to visit relatives before returning to
his home in Lincoln, after spending
some weeks here visiting at the home
of his brother and family.
Josephine, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gund, who with her
parents were spending a few days a,
the home of Mrs. j. l.. Miner in this
city, while playing Monday had the
misfortune to fall In such a way rs t.
cause her to break her arm.
Ed AmacS, the popular furniture
dealer, accompanied by his brother,
T. Amack and DR.. Mitchell went up tc
oxford Saturday to see their brother
Charley, who is i'll with typhoid fevel
and to have the Doctor pass his opn
ion as regards the sick one.
The Hillman Stock Company helt
forth at the opera house the first three
evenings this week and presented q
first.class entertainment each evening
They expect to again pay Red Cloud {
visit next month, and will be warmly
welcomed by the theatre going public
County Judge Ranney on Wednesday
morning united in marriage at hi:
office, Earl C. Coon and Miss Pear
Sawyer. The newly married couple
will go to housekeeping on Johi
Christians farm, and take with then
the congratulations of The Chief al
we'll as host Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Reynolds, former
ly OF this city have announced th'
marriage OF their daughter, Ethe
Grace to Mr.. James F. Thompson, OF
Wednesday, February 9Th, In the cit!
of Omaha. The new married couple
will make their home in Red Oak
Iowa. Their many friends in this cit!
extend congratulations.
Chas. Mercer, after having spen
several days in this city visiting hi
brother, Marion, left Tuesday for hi
home in Gibbon. He intends to mov'
his family here about the hrst of th'
month, where he will engage In th'
piano tuning business. Chas. will re
ceive warm welcome from his man!
friends here, as besides being q Root
fellow, he is u musician of no small
ability. and will be q great aid to Rec
Clouds Cornet Band, which we arr
pleased to say has no equal in th'
state.