The Red Cloud chief., 1914-03-12
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Attend the convention next Monday !
night.
Fred Cla,te of Blue Hill was in
town Tuesday.
Roy CARRIER returned to his home Mt
Hebron Saturday.
Miss Edith Mciieighan is IN Grand
Island this week
Geo. j Warren went TO Omaha Mon
day morning on business.
Lawrence Mccall shipped car oi
cattle Ia Kansas City sunday
Miss Hattie Christian left Monday
FOR Roclsport, Mo-, to visit relatives
Harvey Brown and wife OF Norton
Kansas, are visiting her sister. MIS-
Vim. Weesner this week.
Conductor L tier of Red Cloud. spent
Sunday in the city with his family
Mondays McCoolt Gazette.
At the special election held in River
ton last Friday the electric l;rht bond
question was defeated 10y few votes
will Miksch, u. Il Eshelman aud c.
H. Getting were in Guide Rock Tues
day attending tie Sunday school
convention.
| am again ready TO make farm
loans promptly and on attract'te terms
Sole agent for Trevett, Maths "
Baker. j. IA. BAILEY.
OR. Ferguson left Monday morn
ING for Oherliu, Kansas. His family
will leave this week for there. They
will make their home at that place on
farm.
Roy Jones of Clay Center arrived
the last of the week to visit vt the
home of John Griffith and wife. Mr~'
Jones and baby have been here visit
ing her parents tor some time.
We have on hand now carload OF
Genuine Minnesota Red River Early
Ohio Seed Potatoes. These are the
best table potato and the only kind Tor
seed.-Weesner, Perry x Co. adv
District Court convenes in this city
on Monday, March 10th, with District
Judge Harry 5. DUNCAN presiding.
The docket this term is large one
there being criminal and So civil
cases.
"Alfalfa John Franklin, of Beaver
City, Nebr,, was here this week anu
bought seed from McArthur, Couison,
,Huffer and Easxins. He earned the
above title because he has bought
.52s 900 worth of alfalfa seed and sold
Sl70o worth to an agent of the United
States Department of Agriculture.
| am sorry to state that r. l.. Avery
has sold his iuturssts intRiver,on ana
will move to Red Cloud, where he has
purchased the Saunders Bros. lumber
yard. He has made, many friends In
this town and the surrounding country
and has built up fac business, and
will be missed by the people with
whom he dealt and j wish him ali
kinds of success in his new business
-Riverton Review.
Mr.. I'll. A. Letson, .af the FIRM OF
Miner Bros. Co, left for the markets %
Kansas City and Chicago the hrst oi
the week. Mr. Letson has proven
himself to be very capable huyerano
an excellent judge of goods and he il
in position to take advantage Of
whatever the market has to 'ofer. Ihi'
is not only beneficial 90 She 6rm bu'
also to its patrons as well he VIII
be away about ten days.
County Judge A. d. Rlnney united
ia marriage on March 5th Bonnlt
Moler and Miss Mabel Jane Will1ms
of Smith county, Kansas; Fred 4
Roberts to Nelma Vandevort, both OF
Guide Rock, on March 9th aud Louis
O. Bures, of Nuckolls county to Miss
Lulu Collins of Orleans; Nebraska, OF
March 10, 1914. A license to wed was
also issued on March 9th to Christ G.
Guy and Miss Pauline Rawlins both
of Guide Rock.
The pastor of the Congregations
church will give two lecture sermons
on Sunday, morning subject, 1.-THE
True Church." its origin, its early
early practice, the one thing necessary
for membership and the one thlni
that makes the difference between
dead and living church today. Even
ing subject, "What Is the Worlds
Greatest Need and What is Christian
tiles Answer TO That Need?" or Gar
Christianity Satisfy the One Grea
Need of the the World?' Good music
Everybody welcomed.
Monday morning nine sacks OF maj
order cataloges were taken out Oh th'
rural routes If those who receive
these catalogues will carefully stud!
the goods and the prices therein con