The Red Cloud chief., 1913-09-04
COWLES

this week.
George Wells has taken Morgan
Davis place at the garage.
Miss Leila Whitman OF bethany is
visiting with Miss Georgia Good.
VIM. Thomas, Sr,. and wife are visit
ing relatives here this week.
Miss Georgia Scott went to Hastings
Tuesday morning to visit Miss Mae
Rees
Mrs. Ida Squires has gone to Mis-
souri, for two weeks visit with rela-
tivcs.
Frank Watson of Riverton has
charge of the barber shop while Jimmy
| is at the Fair.
Lois Ritchey left Saturday evening
for Indianola where she will attend
school this year.
Mrs. Guy Adams of Eagle, Nebr. j.
visiting with her parents Rev and
Mrs. ]. W. Davis.
Little Dorothy Malicls has been
suffering from slight attack of pneu-
monia. but is better at present.
Miss Annie Gilham Of Red Clond is
visiting friends in Cowles this week.
She will teach at Guide Rock this year.
Mrs Clawson of Bladen. who has
been visiting with her daughter. Mrs
Jas. Saunders, returned home Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wright and Mrs
John Muff and baby, returned to their
home at Crete after weeks visit at
the McTaggart home.
Those in attendance at the State
Fair are Mrs. J. A. Wells, Mrs. r. II.
Keeney, Fred Fuller, James Gilbert.
Albert Mccoy, Jack Richardson, aud
Lee Abbey.
Tom Deakin. Sidney Spracher and
Morgan Davis left last week for the
sand hills, where they will spend their
time hunting. Mr.. Davis will endeavor
to locate claim while there.
The regular monthly social of the
Epworth League was held Friday
night on the church lawn. Nearly all
Of the members were present and a
good time was reported by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mcbride and Mr.
and Mrs. James Saunders returned
from Deweese Saturday night. They
report a good time and say that
Deweese is an ideal place to camp.
During the storm Monday night
Ward McTaggart received rather a
severe shock Of lightning He was
putting his horse in the barn when
the shock came, and was found by
clifford Saunders before he recovered
He is able to be around, but can still
feel the effects.
On Tuesday afternoon for the fourth
time this season the Cowles and Guide
Rock ball teams crossed bats on The
local diamond. Umpire Waller 9th
ciated After the smoke of the battle
cleared away in the ninth inning thu
home boys had II scores and Guide
Rock 3. Bennett, for the Pelicans
pitched good ball, allowing only 4 hits
School opened Monday with the fol
lowing teachers: Primary, Miss Flo!
Boren; intermediate, Miss Mildret
Koon; Grammar, Miss Grace Boher
Asst Principal, Miss Fern Hedges
Principal, A. A. Wolf. The enrollmen
for this year is ninety-five. With
new $4,000 school house, a strong corp
of teachers and the reputation Cowle
has for a high standard of educatio,
and NOR ais, we prophesy one Of tn
strongest high schools in the count.
in the near future.
About fifty young people surprised
Mr.. Gregory at the Simon's home Mon
day night. The party was given b.
the young peoples class of the Con
gregational Sunday School and was
success in every way. The evenin
was spent in playing games on tn
lawn and ice cream and cake wa
served. MIR. Gregory expects to leav'
soon for York, where he will atten
school. He will be missed by hi
many friends at this place.