The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-18


at Mrs j. a. Burdens. adv.
Russell Amack returned home from
Falls City, Friday evening, where he
had been assisting in the construction
of silos.
Mr. and Mrs s. Il. Florance and
children and Miss Josephine Mizer
we're visiting in Hastings the latter
part of the week.
Ralph McConkey spent Sunday at
his home in this city He is at pres.
ent In the employ Of the Lincoln Tele-
phone Il Telegraph Co., at Beatrice.
The Misses Mary Christian, Susie
Carey and Annie Gillian who are
teaching school at Guide Rock spent
Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
Editor Wright of the Lebanon Times
was in the city the latter part Of the
week attending the base ball tourna
ment and we acknowledge u pleasant
call. Come again, brother.
Farm, Loans.l have limited n.
mount of private money to place in first
mortgage farm securities, short or
long time, at lowest rates with optional
payments. Write or phone. DANIEL
CARRIER, Riverton, Nebraska.
George Fairfield has purchased n
\ basement barber shop in Red Cloud
and will move his family there the
first of the week. George was fcrmer-
ly engaged in the barber business in
Guide Rock. .--Guide Rock Signal.
NJ. and Mrs. Joe McCracken return.
ed Saturday morning from Yuma,
Colorado, where they were visiting for
a week. They report crops in that
N section as being better than here, and
< that on Tuesday of last week that
country enjoyed a !! inch rainfall.
Y Charley Milligan of McCook was Wis
! iting in the city one day the last OF
81 the week. Whether or not the gentle
u man came down to secure data con
cerning Il certain young lawyer who
n has hopes Of some day being rcl:'et
Z, TO the said MilIigan family, we are nm
Il able to learn.
5 Geo W. Lindsey left Monday fo
Grand Island to meet Mrs. Lindsey
( who has been visiting with relative
n in Idaho, and together they returned
~ to this city on Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey intend 10 leave
>: in few days for Hawaii for n stay o
/ several months.
Miss Ger,ic Ellenz of Downs, Kan
! sas, arrived in this city on Sunday an'
| has again resumed her old duties II
| the popular eating emporium conduct
| ed by w. q. Warren. Miss Ellcnz wa
! accompanied to Red Cloud by he
| brother, they coming over via tn
/ automobile route.
] Mr.. and MIS-. Paul Storey and MI
/ and Mrs. Z. II. Newhouse left Sunda.
. morning for Minneapolis, Minn
= Messrs. Storey and Newhouse go a
grand repres entatives Of the Nebrasls,
g Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows and tn
2 Grand Encampment at meeting o
s the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
@ lows.
. Melissa Marie Rogres and Roy Ben
. nett were married Monday evening b.
- Rev. Mason. The bride is the daugh
- ter of j. l.. Rogres and has alway
made her home in Nelson. The groor
has been living here the past few year
"' and is son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Bennett. The young people left Wed
In nesday for Red Cloud, where they vii
make their home.-Nelson Gazette.
at Clarence Kizer this week complete,
a large rocking chair, made In mission
en- style, for Mrs. Rawls, who resides OF
Ash Creek. The chair was upholstered
a at the furniture store of Ed Amaci
in and when finished, presented as nea
aud creditable appearance rs any yo'
o would secure from factory full
- equipped for such work. twas goo
job, gentlemen, and proof suillcien
that Red Cloud has in her midst som
!" real mechanics.
The farm loan business is perhaps
more important to Webster Count
IT, farmers than any other line reprcsen,
ia ed here. 1t seems fortunate tina
while money is scarce, and rates aG
,k vancing, it is possible yet to obtai
in loans on first class farms, at the 3 pc
cent rate. Read the ad of The Farm
N. ers Trust Co., formerly Smith Brotl
IRIS ers) in this issue. Write to The Farm
ers Trust Co., beatrice, direct if 20
pa. are considering loan on your farm.
ek The Chief is making out statement
this week which will either be maile
-or or presented by a collector, within
NJ few days to all subscribers in arrear