The Red Cloud chief., 1913-08-14

George Rose of Blue Hill was in this
city on Wednesday.
NO. 81 &c Cigars AS good as gold.
Try them. adv.
g. Peterson of Hastings spent
Tuesday in this city.
Fresh candy, peanuts and cigars at
Warren's Restaurant.
Attorney A. NJ. Walters of Blue Hill
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Marie Hollister is spending the
week with friends near Blue Hill.
The Degree Of Honor met on Tues.
day evening and had an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. }. W. Kinsell, who has been on
the sick list, is able to be around
again.
Mrs J. G. Sloss and children are
spending the week with friends at
L coin.
Mr.. Deck and wife Of Every body S
Store are in Omaha attending to busi.
ness matters.
Fred Wittwer had the misfortune
to have one of his horses kick him in
the left side on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hedge had the misfortune to
cut her left hand quite badly on Tues.
day while opening glass jar.
Mrs. Chas. Dawson and daughter re.
turned to their home in Superior on
Tuesday after short visit here.
Chas. Whitaker of the firm of Whit.
aker ~ Buckles spent Tuesday In Alma
attending to business matters connect.
ci with that firm.
Prof Betz spent Tuesday in Cowles
the band of that place furnishing the
music for the Sunday School picnic
which was held there on that day.
Mrs. Ruth Gumm after spending
several weeks in this city as the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Ed Amack left the
first of the week for her home in Hi
nois.
C. llubbel, wife and family of
Lebanon, Kansas spent Monday IN this
city the guests at the home of Chas.
Gilham. Mrs. Gilham accompanied
them home for visit.
John Weesner and wife autoed to
Paradise, Kas., Sunday and spent the
day with relatives. Their aunt, Miss
Jennie White, who had been visiting
here for sometime accompanied them
home.
Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. Wedemeyer, who recent.
ly moved from this place to Sioux
City, Iowa, announcing the arrival of
a seven pound baby girl at their home
Oh August 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Strayer, who
were called here by the death OF his
mother, Mrs. II. Strayer, departed for
their home at Orleans Sunday night
Mrs. Otis Leggett and children &C.
companied them for u short visit.
Tress Harwood has resigned his
position rs janitor of the Washington
school building, a position which he
has creditably filed for several years
: We do not know what Tress' plans foI
the future are, but do know that tn,
5 school board will have Il hard time il
securing another man, that will be n
: ,,nnI ., man &c 'rrnSS UuS
Harvey Rickerson, the distinguished
looking barber who holds down til,
;. first chair in the Mercer barber shop
spent couple of hours on Monda,
evening "dolling up after which h,
M lde run for No. -, spending tn,
evening in Franklin. We are conf
dent it was "just some girl he wen,
6 to see, and while we should Ike tC
know her name, we would be satisfied
, did we only know where and when b,
met her!
. The editor of this great organ O.
4 the church and home circle, which /,
, read by every man, woman and child
throughout the whole wide world. ha,
been confined To his bed for the pas
week, suffering from what the doctor
-, fears might result in typhoid fever
We trust that it does not develop into
q anything so serious, and that he sool
:, gets back to normal, and able t.
come down. This stunt of keepin,
the boat sailing, without a captain, /.
rather hard grind, even when tn,
sea is calm.
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