The Red Cloud chief., 1916-02-24

Charley Hunter Of Inavale was In
the city Tuesday.
John Grams returned this morning
from Kansas City.
Attorney F. J. Munday was in Lin.
coin the first Of the week.
Warren Longtin Of Hastings was
the city Tuesday evening.
Miss Louise Schumacher spent Satur.
day in Orleans with her parents.
A. ID. Gruben of Blue Hill was trans.
acting business in the city Wednesday,
Attorney A. NJ. Walters of Blue Hill
was in the city Wednesday on business
Ed Wiggins and George Drake each
chaperoned car of cattle to st. Joe,
Wednesday.
Mrs Rueben Schultz went to Guide
Rock, Wednesday, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Robinson.
Mrs. L. Hatfield went to jamestown,
Kansas, Wednesday, to visit her son,
Curt Hatfield and family.
If you have headache or eye. ear.
nose or throat trouble see DR.. Warricli
Tuesday, Feb. Goth. Hours II to &.
Mrs. Matte Roberts returned from
Imperial, Wednesday, after having
visited her parents for few weeks.
Bandmaster j. +. Betz went TO Car.
roll Iowa, Sunday morning on business.
He returned home Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nolan, who had
been visiting his brother. Alfred Nolan
aud family, have returned to their
home at Kinney.
Lawrence Pierce has purchased the
small white house of Henry Diederch
which was located on the corner of
Seward and Division streets and the
first Of the week John Bsrkley with a
force of men moved the same to the A.
B. Pierce farm west Of town,
j. A. Casebeer stopped off in this
city between trains on Wednesday and
favored this Office with fraternal
call. The gentleman is the editor of
the Blue Springs, Nebraska, Sentinel,
and likewise bears the distinction of
being the oldest newspaper man in the
point of service in the state. He was
enroute to McCook.
The Chief this week received five
hundred large two color posters, for
the business men Of this city, who are
to give away, absolutely free, on Wed.
nesday, April 26th, a new 1916 model
passenger Overland automobile. The
bills we're printed by the Western
Newspaper Union of Lincoln and are
work Of art, to say the least.
Owing to desire to get trains over
the road on faster schedule, G. B. & @.
officials ordered switch engine to be
put In operation at this place. The
engine arrived in the Gi.y the last Of
the week and on Sunday evening the
"Gost' began work. The switching
will be done At night and as vets
permanent crew has not been selected.
On Sunday noon, a double wedding
was selemnized at the home Of Rev. g.
W. Hummel. Orval ypp and Miss
Sadie Rudd and Frank Rudd and Miss
Addis Crawford weresa ahe contracting
parties. Both the young couple are
residents of Smith and Webster county
and are we'll and favorably known.
The young men will engage in farm.
ing and Of course the women will be.
come exemplary farmers wives.
! A. c. Hosmer, who has been in
failing health for more than a year
past, is still confied to his home, where
he was taken week ago Monday
after becoming seriously i'll at his
office. Brother Hosmer is a news.
paper man of considerable ability and
has been in the game so many years in
this city, that his hearty salutation
and friendly smile is missed by old and
young alike, and the entire community
unite in wishing he may soon be seen
around old haunts again.