The Red Cloud chief., 1915-11-18
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Bulletin Of The Weeks oings


Mrs. Irons of ~lpavale was in the city
Tuesday.
Wade Tate of Missouri is in the city
this week.
Cabbage CSC per hundred at Miner
Bros. Co.. store.
+. L. Overman was in Alma Thurs.
day IN business.
Wall Paper at 20 per cent d~iscoun,
at Cuttings Drug Store.
See C. A. Schultz for real estate,
farm loans and exchange.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red roost.
ers FOR sale, 81 each.-Mrs. John RAISER.
DR.. Damerall was transacting bust.
ness in st. Francis, Kas., the last OF
the week.
Charley Whitaker and family have
moved onto Geo. Lindsey's farm south
east of this city.
j. II. Bailey was in Lawrence, Kas.,
Saturday attending the Nebraska VS.
u ioV' puti SouiC'
Miss Edith McKeighan, Clerk of Dis.
trict Court, spent Friday and Satur'
day in Hastings with friends.
The Ladies of the Baptist Aid society
will serve dinner and supper, Friday,
Nov. 10Th, In the M. w. A. hall.
The general officers of the G. b. Il
O., passed thru this city Friday on a
special train enroute east.
An Equity term of District Court
will convene in this city on November
Goth. There is fifty five cases on the
docket.
Mrs. Coombs Of Geneva was the
guest at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. John Wren, q few days the first
of the week.
II. A. Letson and j. II. Ellinger re.
turned home the last Of the week from
Imperial where they had been trans
acting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Tackett and
daughter, Mrs. 7. j. Diamond, went &c
Bonneville, Missouri, last week to visit
relatives and friends.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will hold their annual bazaar Decem
Der 4th. A chicken pie dinner and
supper will. be. served.
Miss Margaret Stevens returned
home Saturday evening frcm Blue Hill
where she had been visiting Mrs. Lolt
Stabenaw for a few days.
Aaron Hedge, who was recently
operated on at a sanatarium at Hast
ings, returned home Thursday evening
much improved in health.
Clare Wolfe, Ed Pegg and Ira Smell
ser returned home the first of the weel
from Nelson where they had beer
working for several months.
DR.. Warrick, the specialist, will NEE
those needing glasses fitted at Dir
Damerell's office, Monday, Novembe,
18th.
The fifth annual session of the Web
ster County Royal Neighbors associa
tion was held in Blue Hill Thursday
Rosebud Camp No. CO.'S of this cit,
put on a fancy drill.
'Folk-Song of Nebraska and tn,
Central West is the title of a book o
90 pages just issued by the Nebraska
Academy ofSciences, edited by Addi
son r. Sheldon. The book is the re
suit Of ten years special research o.
Miss Louise Pound, of the State Uni
versity. It contains a short sketch ant
one or two stanzas of each Of the song,
remembered and sung by the people Of
Nebraska, so far MS gathered. Man,
of these are old songs which cam'
across the ocean with our great. grea'
grandmothers and we have often heard
but never seen in print The chapter
the text of each in full. Among thss,
are many Nebraska favorites, including
the famous Cat Creek Glee Club sons
of Farmers Alliance days, We'll Nee
You BY and By and the ''Kinkaiders
Song" The book is illustrated will
half tones Of Moses = Kinkaid, anc
typical scenes on the Nebraska frontier
This book is the first step toward &
complete volume containing the words
and music of all Nebraska folk song
All persons interested in this subjec
are asked to write Miss Pound sending
copies of songs not in print which they
have heard sung in this state.