The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15
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Bulletin Of The Weeks Doirss
is only two weeks away.

Bros Co.
Frank Cowden was in Bloomington
Tuesday.
Ancil Crabill and family have moved
into tho Jarboe property.
New shoes for the ladies Just re.
ceived at Miner Bros. Co.
Fritz Moede was down from Blue
Hill last Friday night visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Smith came down
from McCook Saturday to visit rela.
tives.
For SALE CHEAP:--A Harley David.
son motorcycle ia good shape.--Mrs.
VIM. Wolfe. adv
Sheridan Phares was up from Super
ior Thursday visiting his mother, Mrs.
Barbara Phares.
Harry Roats had two stacks of
alfalfa struck by lightning Sunday
during the storm.
The first number OF the lecture
course was given last Thursday even
ing in the opera house.
Mrs. Haney arrived home from Den.
yer Tuesday morning where she had
been visiting her daughter.
New coats just received at Miner
Bros. Co., where they have received
new lines In all departments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lindsey, who
live northwest Of town, are the proud
parents OF a baby girl which born on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cram of Coving.
ton, Kentucky, are visiting with Noah
Mcdowell and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Robinson.
The Misses Agnes Johnson, Marjorie
Sweet and Helen Kendall of Superior
were the guests of Miss Alison Cowdeu
the last of the week.
The Misses Marie Woolsey. Faith
Dedrick and Kathlyn Sclouer of Su-
perior spent the last of the week here
with Miss Greta Turnure
Dick Westover of Lincoln. who is
coaching the Alma High School foot
ball team, spent the last of the week
here with Floyd Turnure.
have the best rate in the county or
farm loans. See me and be convinced
My motto-prompt service. -
A. L. WALKER.
Chas. Reggie has resigned his posi-
ton with NJ A, Albright, and is once
more dishing out prunes at b. Z
M%cFarland's grocery emporium.
E N. Roberts will hold a public salt
of forty head OF Duroc Jersey hogs a
Smiths livery barn, on Saturday
October 18th, commencing at l O'Clock
The dates for the Farmers Institute
are November 10, II, i2 and 18th Plal
to exhibit and also to attend all tn
sessions as it will no doubt be tn
best institute in the great Republican
valley this winter.
Winter will soon be here and som
of our citizens will be wondering wha
became of their summers wages
While no doubt the coal men and til
proprieters Of the furnishing good
stores will wear a smile.
Fred Wittwer was brought hom'
from Lincoln, where he recently wa
operated on, the latter part of tn
week. Mr.. Wittwer is sdoing as we
as could be expected, although he wi
probably be confined to his home fo
some time yet.
At a meeting of the Democrat
voters of Pleasant Hill precinct hel
last Friday the following TOWNSHIP
officers were nominated: Road owe
seer, Jas. M. Dean; assessor, Sal
Giger; constable, Geo. Law; justice
peace, VIM. Lane
At a meeting of the Democrat
voters of Red Cloud township Satu
day afternoon, held in this office, IL
following precinct ticket was non
mated: Frank Huffer, asss3sor; ii
Mcintosh, road Ger. These mt
deserve Your vote on election day, al
if elected they will carry out the
duties in a business like n
A very pretty wedding was solemn
zed last Sunday afternoon when Mi
Field Wheat was united in the no
bonds of wedlock to Mr.. John Barle
corn, the Rev. Hog Weed officiatin
The contracting parties have BET
raised in this country for a number
years and need no further introdu
ton. During the nuptial ceremoni
the choir sang that good old famili
hymn, "What Shall the Harvest Be-
Franklin Progress.
In Webster county, the democrat
ticket has two Bohemians and Geor,