The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1914-02-05
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Bulletin Of The Weeks Doinss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

nesday.
Roy Hutchinson was in Franklin on
Wednesday.
Good Alfalfa For Sale:--Inquire Of
Ned Grimes.
A few inches of snow fell early Tues.
day morning.
See the complete line Of rugs at
Miner Bros. Co.
CD. Cooper and son were in Su'
perior Wednesday.
j. O. Caldwell was in Tasting Wed.
nesday on business.
jim Mcintosh shipped in two cars of
cattle this week to feed.
Jim Mcintosh arrived home from
Kansas City Wednesday.
Mr.. Il. B. Smith is very sick at her
home in Lincoln this week.
Attorney l.. II. Blackledge was in
Superior the first of the week.
CA. Meyer returned home from
Hastings Wednesday morning.
Miss Iva Carter spent the first OF
the week IN Nelson with friends.
The W. C. II. U. have postponed
their meeting until further notice.
Grant Christy has moved into the
John Rutledge property in the west
part of town.
C. f.. Stroug retained home from
Ohio this week where he had been for
some time past.
Dr. Dearborn inspector of live stock
for shipment to other states. At
Bailey's Tie Barn.
Roy Sattley is carrying his hands
around in bandages this week on ac-
count of having them poisoned.
"A. II. Meredth's sale was well at
tedned Wednesday and everything
offered for sale brought good prices.
Ed Platt returned home Wednesday
from Omaha where he had been az
tending the Cement Dealers Meeting.
/ am again ready to make farm
loans promptly and on attractive terms
Sole agent for Trevett, Maths *
Baker. J.H. BAILEY.
The Masonic lodge is Having big
meeting here today and twenty-one
candidates. from tie surrounding towns
will be initiated.
The Misses Rachel Cowden and
Greta TurDure spent the last of The
week in superior with their friend
Miss Marie Woolsey.
The Chief learned this week in a
round about way that &. Il. Hale has
leased a newspaper at Indianola and is
now in charge of the same.
Geo. III. Overing, who went 20 Omaha
for medical treatment, underwent an
operation the first of the week and Is
getting along nicely at this writing.
Al Speirs will leave Monday for
Hastings where he has a position in
the shoe department OF Stein Bros.
department store. We are sorry to
see you go AL, but wish you success.
The Farmers Independent Tele-
phone Company will begin the erection
of their new modern building in the
early part of the spring and when, com
pleted it will certainly be big i'm.
provement to Webster street.
g., doc Rl. In
two of Red Cloud popular young peo-
pie, were married at Beatrice the first
of the week. The Chief along with
their many friends wish them much
JOY and happiness. They viii make
this city their home,
Editor A. G.. Hosmer has been nnder
suffering with what he terms as an
attack Of erysipelas knowing A. e.,
as we do, we are rather inclined to the
belief that he is troubled with the
govt We extend our sympathy and
trust that after his birthday he may
rapidly improve,
Ilt UuSlucoo hCh hSiu - hANSs'"S
Weduesdpy afternoon and elected Dr.
Boles business manager of the band,
At the meeting it was decided to hold
every other concert on Saturday after
noon subject to the approval OF the
band. A band stand will be provided
for the Saturday afternoon concerts
aown town. while the other concerts
will be given at the band stand ia the
Washington school park.
The Riverton Village Board, consist
ing OF Messrs. r. c. Shutter, j T.
Morris, John Wickstrom and Cecil
Matthews came down Tuesday evening
and consulted with our city fathers
on the subject of Riverton being fur
nisbed with electricity from the light
plant here. At this meeting Supt
Zeipler submitted Il proposition, which