The Red Cloud chief., 1916-07-06

Island.
Dr. Asher OF Rivcrton was in town
Saturday.
Ralph Hunter was down from Ina.
vale, Monday
s. G. Ellis returned home from Des
Moines, Saturday.
Roy Baker Of Republican City spent
Sunday in the city
Mrs. Fred Wittwer spent the week.
end in Guide Rock.
Verlin Taylor and viii Storey were.
in omaha, Monday
Miss Minnie Christian was passenes
er to Lincoln, Friday.
John Grams and George oyeripg were
in Hastings, Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Woods returned home
from Hastings, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Blackledge auto.
ed to Bostwick, Saturday.
Mrs. John Weesner spent Sunday in
Superior with her parents.
Mrs. Paul Pope spent Sunday in
Superior with her parents.
Mrs. James Young and children spent
the weekend in Guide Rock.
Miss Zelma Wonderly left Saturday
FOR Lincoln to visit relatives.
New Summer Dress Goods now be.
ing shown by Miner Bros. Co.
Attorney l.. II. Backledge return.
ed home from Lincoln, Friday.
Weesner ~ koontz shipped two cars
OF hogs to Kansas City, sunday.
w. A. Kent came home Schouppes
Friday, and returned there Monday.
Miss Lizzie Coplen of Guide Rock,
is visiting at the +. w. Coplcn home.
Mildred and May Webber are home
from two weeks visit at Guide Rock.
Miss Anna Zlab has returned from
Hubbel where she visited her parents
Newt Siebert went TO Oberlin, Kan.
sas, Monday, to work during the har.
vest.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Hansen went
to Riverton, Saturday, to visit a few
days.
Howard kaley returned from Hast.
ings, Friday, where he had spent the
week.
Misses Gracs Parson and Anna
Owev Of Guide Rock, spen. Sunday
in the city.
Miss Wilma Andrews of Dover, Okla.
homa, visited friends in town the last
of the week
Mrs. Clara Johnson went to Hast.
tnss, Monday, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. s. j. Fair
" Miss Clemmie Roubal is home from
Bruning where she has been for the
past ten months.
Miss Fern Barber of Ft. Morgan.
Colorado, is visiting at the home of
Clay Weaver this week.
Lawrence Mccall and C. II. Miner
shipped four cars OF cattle to Kansas
City, Sunday. They chaperoned the
shipment.
Miss Emma and Clyde Schultz, of
Guide Rock, visited here Sunday and
went to Hastings, Monday, to spend
the fourth.
Jack SteffeD, James Etherton,
George Smelser, and Will Brooks left
Monday for Seldom, Kansas, to work
in the harvest fields.
Charles Powell left Sunday for
Neigh to spend the fourth and from
there will go to Mitchell, South Dakota,
to camp out for IA month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilson of Bladen.
and Mrs. j, A. Burden and son, Ber
nard, autoed to Jewell City, Kansas,
Friday, to visit on Sunday.
Mrs. f. q. REGISTER OF Chester,
'pNh' "tthfIu mere VIII II DeT SOD,
Harry, aud left Sunday evening for
Denver, Colorado, to visit her daugh.
ter.
ID. b. Burden and wife left Sunday
for Kansas City, Missouri, from
where they will go to Pleasanton,
Kansas. to spend several month, with
Mrs. Burdens parents
There will he a joint meeting of the
W. CT. U. and Missionary societies of
this city at the NJ. T.. Church at 2:3O
p. m. July l2th, Topic-"Temperence
and Missions. The program will be
In charge of Mrs Alice Pope.
Some OF those who spent the Fourth
in Hastings were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Trine, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. A.
U. Haley, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jernberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beauchamp, Mr..