The Red Cloud chief., 1913-05-08
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Rock.
Fresh candy, peanuts and cigars a,
Warren's Restauian
sl.50 to 500 for good narrow stripe
fur. y. Caldwell.
Try Sheeley's Barber Shop for the
best in the tonsorial line.
Frank Starr was in Campbell a few
days the first Of the week.
For SALE-White Plymouth Rock
Cockerells. Joseph Topham. adv
The W. &. T. u, met with Mrs. A.
T. Walker yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Fulton is spending the
week visiting with friends in Geneva.
50 Acres of Good Pasture for ren,
Inquire of w. Z RurAHD II. +. ID. No
l3.
Ira Trueblood of lnavale was trans.
acting business in Red Cloud on Satur.
day.
Will Wolfe had for his guest over
sunday Mr.. r. Il Turner of Bird City,
Kansas.
Geo. Woods of Burlington, Iowa,
spent few days the first Of the week
in this city.
Miss Mary Walker Of McCook was
visiting in this city a few days the last
OF the week.
Editor w. d. Edison Of the Argus
was attending to business affairs in
Superior Saturday.
Mrs. Johanah TAFT left Monday
morning for Lincoln where she will
reside in the future
Mrs. A. Z. Atkins has for her guest
this week her mother, Mrs. A J. Be ais
who resides in Geneva.
Mrs. +. V. Wedemeyer returned the
latter part of the week from a short
visit with relatives in Kansas City.
w. T.. Ellis of Superior was attend.
ing to business affairs in this city a
few days the first of the week.
II. &. Wolfe is spending the week in
Bird City, Kansas, where he is visiting
his two sons. who reside at that place
Mrs. w. r. Bailey and Miss Kathryne
Burke are entertaining their brother
Edmond Burke, Of Walnut, Iowa, this
week
Roadmaster Phillip Trout spent sew.
eral days in McCook the latter part of
the week attending to railroad bust
ness.
Mrs. Earl Huffer accompanied by
the Misses Lille and Pearl Huffer left
the latter part of the week for Omaha,
where she intends to enter a hospital
for treatment.
John Bentley of Sloan Springs,
Arkansas, spent several days in the
city the latter part OF the week attend.
ing to affairs in connection with the
settling up Of the M. r. Bentley estate.
Rev. j. M. Bates in company with
several members OF his church left
Tuesday morning to attend the Annua,
Convocation which is held in st. Marks
church in Hastings three days this
week.
Springer's bakery, confectionery and
lunch room is now located In the Pot.
ter building opposite Cotting's drug
store. We wish for hearty co.opera.
tion In business and solicit share OF
the trade Of the publicly. Z. Spring.
or. adv.
Perhaps before the summer is over
the court house will be so badly dam.
aged by rain storms, ETC., as to cause
some action to be taken toward secur.
ing new one. The storm of Friday
certainly proved it to be even past
"sheddiug water, and did consider.
able damage.
The Royal Hotel has lately under.
gone considerable remodelinR, and
this week a fine new cement sample
room Is being completed. Roy Oat.
man believes In being up.to.date and
spares no pains or expense In securing
any and all conveniences for his guests.
Ben Mcfarland intends 10 soon begin |
the erection of . two.story building on |
the lots west of his present store build.
ing. The building will be brick and
will be built for two store rooms on
the ground floor and the second story
to be used as rooming house. It is
Also rumored that q. A. Hall intends
to start new building on his lots. II
he does this and also puts up a brick
building, when all is completed, It
would make another half block of
solid brick buildings for Red Cloud.
A meeting of all feeders and shippers
who reside between here and Oxford
L.