The Red Cloud chief., 1915-03-25

The Rest Of shoes "Quccr Quality" at
Miner Bros co.
The Lincoln school children will en-
joy vacation next week.
Have you seen those fine spring Shoes
and Oxfords at Miner Bros Co.?
FOR SALE 500 bushels Of ear corn
&. +. PHAREs.
Order your Genuine Red River Early
Ohio Seed Potato cs from Miner Bros.
Co.
Miss Irene Mcclure, who is teaching
school near Riverton, was home Satur.
day.
Another Broom Sale, IL and % cents,
at The Variety Store, Saturday. Come
and get yours.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Plat are rejoicing
over the arrival Of baby girl at their
home wednesday.
For No. Feterita and Dwarf Milo
Maize seed direct from grower, write
IL. WdETIth, musings
Go to Miner Bros. Co, for all your
wants in Women's Wear and In Dry
Goods, Groceries and Shoes.
l.. b. Mckinney of Ong, arrived the
last of the week to visit at the home Of
his son, W. NJ. Mckinney and family.
DR.. Warrick, The Specialist, will
meetcye, ear, nose and throat patients
and those needing glasses fitted at DR..
Damerell's Office in Red Cloud, Mon.
day, March Goth.
Mrs. Barrett will hold her Spring
Millinery opening of pattern and trim.
med hats which include all the late
fashions on Saturday, March eth.
Call and see them.
s. q. Wolfe and sons, Joe and Jess,
of Havelock returned to their home
Wednesday after attending the funeral
of his father, j. C. Wolfe, which took
place Tuesday afternoon.
Owing to the condition Of the streets
at Superior and Bloomington the dray.
men are obliged to haul the freight
up town from the depots in push.
carts
f. g. Wolfe aud wife returned to
: Sutton Wednesday morning after being
called here to attend the funeral of his
father, j. C. Wolfe, which was held
Tuesday afternoon.
, A Boston tea party will be given by
+. the Philathen club OF the Baptist
. church on Friday evening, March %,
| in the building formerly occupied by
r Ed Amack. Supper will be served
. from $50 to $50, price Doc. Every.
body cordially invited.
t Monday morning there was n small
e wreck at Blue Hill. An extra freight
o from the west which went thru here
/. enroute to Hastings ran into the II eigh,
train Of the Holirege branch which
was taking water ut Blue Hill and Dc
stroyed a few box cars. No one was
4 hurt.
II Mrs. Julia Angeline Wells, aged 7!
years, 8 months and days, who has
been sick with pneumonia, died Tues
day at Cowles. She leaves two sons
G. A. Wells and Del Wells To mourn
her demise. The funeral was held
! Wednesday at Cowles.
| Fred Bright, who went To St. Joe u
| year ago last fall and en'erei the horse
| shoe pitching contest at the live stock
show, received his prize of SO this
| week. Mr. Bright says he had good
| tine and pitched shoes against m.n
from Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Ne.
braska aud won all the games he pitch.
ed
The ladies of the M. r, church will
| II I'D their annual Faster Bazaar on Sat.
| urday, April 3rd, in the Newhou g
building formerly occupied by Ed
Amack. They will have on sale aprons
caps, ladies' underwear, sunbor ne :
and children'- clothes. A Chicken Pie
dinner will be served. supper will be
served also, price Doc.
G. II. Kessler, the dope fiend who
caused trouble at the court house yes
ter lay aud later promised to leave for
Red Cloud, was taken up by the police
this morning in demented state. He
was not rational for one minute out Of
fifteen this morning, and WAS taken
before the county officials. They de-
cded after investigation to send him
to the "Dip" ward at Ingleside. Fri,
days Hastings Republican.