The Red Cloud chief., 1913-02-20


in town visiting friends.
Jack Waller of Cowles spent Sunday
i'm town visiting friends.
Geo Holt and family of Cowles
spent sunday in this city.
Chas Steffcn went TO Hastings Mon.
day TO visit his son who is i'll at that
place.
Try our Pratone and Frappe Choco.
lates and you will buy no other.
HOVE BAKERY
Attorney Bernard McNeny and wife
left Wednesday morning for Lincoln
on a visit.
See International opera Company
at opera house, Tuesday, February 25,
in popular and grand opera.
Glen Walker, manager Of The Red
Cloud Auto Company, was in Franklin
Saturday on business.
VIM. Patterson prosperous farmer
of Campbell, was IN the city Monday.
greeting old acquaintances.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold market at Wull.
brandt's store on Saturday.
Paul Pope aud wife autoed to Hol.
stein Sunday where they spent the dav
visiting a brother of Pauls.
Father Fitzgerald was called to Oma.
ha Monday by the serious illness Of
his sister who resides at that place.
Mrs. Isom is spending the week in
Daykin, Nebraska, where she is visit.
ing daughter who resides ut that
place.
have the best rate in the county on
farm loans. See me and be convinced.
My motto prompt service.
A. Il. WALKER.
Miss Gertrude l.. Coon county super
intendent Of schools Is spending the
week visiting schools in the northern
part of the county.
Guy Bradbrook, of Bruning, inter.
ested with the Saunders Bros. in u
lumber yard at that place spent several
days in town last week
Rev. j. NJ. Bates has accepted an in.
vitation to present scientific paper
before the Nebraska Academy of
Science at their annual May meeting
in Lincoln.
Donald Warren of Osawattamie
Kansas arrived Friday to visit his son
Geo. J. Warren of this place. He came
here from Beatrice where he had also
spent sometime visiting with another
son, who resides al that place.
Mrs. Geo. Henderson was taken to
Hastings on Monday and Tuesday
afternoon she underwent an operation.
She died early Wednesday morning at
the age Of SO years, 8 months and 4
days. Her maiden name was Sarah
Francis Young, and she was born in
Arcadia, Illinois. She was married to
Geo. Henderson on February 22, 1850,
aud to this union was born five child.
rem all of whom survive her. Funeral
services were conducted at her home
by Rev. Cole, pastor of the Baptist
church, yesterday afternoon and the
body taken to her old home in Illinois
for interment.
Prompted by our ever generous
spirit, but at the same time not being
in need Of good family COW, we an.
nounce that any one in need Of such a
family necessity, could no doubt be
able to secure real bargain by con.
sultiug the Rev. w. +. Cole. It seems
as though on Wednesday, this said
animal was caught red.handed in the
act Of butting one Of his fancy scored
chickens, the effects of which the
chicken was unable to survive. In our
opinion, the COW was only in play, but
the Reverend is inclined to believe il
to have been premediated, hence II
may mean COW for sale.
On the afternoon and evening OF
February l4th. about 100 guests met
at the home of Mrs. T.. II. Miners in
response to very neat invitation from
the second division of the Baptist Lad.
les Aid to partake Of very sumptious
luncheon. The decorations were in
keeping with the day and consisted OF
red hearts and crepe paper draperies,
all Of which made very pleasing
effect. The guests we're very pleas.
antly entertained with music and
reading. The climax was reached
when they were invited to the dining
room and there partook Of the dainties
that the Baptist Ladies' know so we'll
how to prepare. When the hour came