The Red Cloud chief., 1916-01-20

Tuesday.
Jim Ryan left for Omaha, Tuesday,
morning.
Bring your spring repairing to Halls
Blacksmith Shop.
John McInnery left Monday for
Boulder, Colorado.
Orrin Hedge went down to Guide
Rock Tuesday morning.
Chas. Strong of Culbertson was in
the city the last of the week.
Attorney +. j. Munday was in Lin.
coin the first of the week on business
Al Beers, the first class blacksmith,
is employed by us. Halls Blacksmith |
Shop.
Miss Myrtle Boner, who is teaching
school at Inavsle, spent the week end
with her parents in this city.
Robt. Avery went to Lincoln. Wed.
nesday morning, to attend the Lum-
bermen's Association meeting.
Miss Blanche Boncr, who is teach
ing school at Riverton, spent the week
end in this city with her parents.
Mrs. w. T. Mountford, Mr.. Douglas,
Mrs. J. 0. Lindley, Mrs. Chas. Steffins
and Lon Eddy are reporter as being
seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Trueblood went to
Franklin, Monday evening, to spend a
few days with her brother, Owen
whitley, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huston, Of Su'
perior, came up Saturday evening to
attend the Oatmsn party, and remain.
I'd over Sunday visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miksch, Of
Oneada, Kansas, arrived in the city
Saturday to visit at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Rufus Miksch.
The w. c. Il. u, will meet with Mrs.
Jessie Mcbride next Wednesday after.
noon at 2:30. Topic: uSocial Welfare
chapter Q. Leader, Mrs. BerthsoBailey.
Mr.. and Mrs: Harry Goble Of TT.
: Cobb, Oklahoma, arrived In the city
, the first of the week to attend the fun.
. eral of his brother.in.law, V. b. Full
, ton, which was held Tuesday after.
!. noon.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Throckmorton
] returned home the first of the week
Y from Franklin County, Indiana, where
D they had been visiting relatives and
friends.
). c. M. Smith after visiting his daugh
S ters, Mrs. A. A. Baker and Mrs. II. E
!. Thomas, the past two weeks, returned
J. to his home ut Eckley, Colorado, this
morning.
:, Will Aultz, left Friday for Polk
y Nebraska, where he is employed as ;
e telegraph operator. Mrs. Aultz will
/, remain for few weeks visiting at thu
Is home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A
d. McMurray.
John +. Yost, of tender meat fame
left Wednesday for st. Joe and Kansa
nj City, to attend to some business affairs
On his return home he intends to sto
II off at Swanton, where he will visi
| with relatives for a few days.
II The Life of Our Savior, said to b
| the most beautiful of all motion pic
| lures, will be shown at the Tepee o
next Wednesday and Thursday, an
II Manager Warren is to be compl
II mented en- behalf OF securing pit
II lures of such high order.
II Ted Harris, E. H. Newhouse an
II A. b. Macarthur were in Guide Rocl
II Wednesday evening. Mr.. Harris is til
II installing officer for the l. o. o.
III lodge, and he assisted by the other tw
II brothers, installed the officers, for TIL
II ensuing term, at that place. Aftt
| lodge the members enjoyed an oystt
| supper.
II If you have not enjoyed a GOO
II laugh for many day, don't fail
II witness, Excuse Me-" which will
II shown at the Tepee again tonigh
II The pictures were exhibited before
II large crowd last night, and while of
II little different nature than those her
tofore exhibited on special featu
II nights, they seemed to meet with Il
approval of all, Judging by the hear
III laughter each change of scene broug
forth
Hi Grant Turner and Chas. Moede TAX,
load OF household goods to Leblanc
Tuesday, remaining over night. Ora
reports attending a show entitled, +"
Missouri Girl" which, so he stat,
was far superior to anything of t
kind he had ever witnessed. He al
informs us that the girl, in questio
was "peach,' and that, try as
might, he could not refrain fro
thinking how easy it would be, 1--WE
he not man of family) to steal t
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