The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-29

Monday, to visit her parents.
Earl Hall and wife autoed to Strang
and spent Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Tony Clark and daughter, Mrs.
Homan Pate, spent Monday in Hast
ngs
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Shelley spent the
weekend in Guide Rock with his
mother.
Rev, d. Fitzgerald was a passenger
to York, Monday, to attend the Lin.
coin diocese.
Miss Edith Mckeighan returned
home from Omaha and Lincoln, sun.
day evening.
j. T.. Butler, John Yost, George
Corner and Attorney McNeny were in
Hastings, Monday.
Sheriff Bonnitield and Bruce Robin.
san Of Clay Center were in the city
Tuesday afternoon.
Mesdames VIM. Weesner and Guy
Zeigler and opal Weesner were In
Hastings, Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Trout came home from
Harvard, Monday, where she visited
her aunt for several weeks.
Mrs. Jacob Webber and daughters,
Wilma and May, Of Archer, spent a
few days with her son, T.. II. Webber
Mrs. Sarah Gard and Mrs. Cora
Goodwin returned from Kearney,
Monday, where they visited relatives
for week.
Bert Stevens and wife autoed over
from Smith Center, Kansas, Sunday
and spent the day with his father,
Clark Stevens.
John and Will Ryan returned from
Greeley Center, Monday, where they
attended the funeral Of their brother,
James c. Ryan.
Mrs, Joseph Topham returned home
from Blue Hill, Saturday, after spend.
ing a week at the home Of her son,
George .Topham.
Messrs aud Mesdames c. T. Young
and VIM. Martin autoed down from
Doniphan and spent Sunday with Rev
and Mrs. G. w. Hummel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bogenrief re-
turned Tuesday from Oberlin, Kan
sas, where they visited their daugh
ter, Mrs. .Qrville Ferguson, for a few
days. ,'r -
Vincent Johnston left Wednesday
for Lincoln to spend q few days with
bis. brother, Paul, and sister, Miss Ruth
prior to leaving for Billings, Mon
tana.
DR.. Robt. Mitchell departed Satur
day for New York state where he:wil
visit his old home and will also spent
some time at Boston before returning
| home.
The following shipped stock to Kan
sas City, Sunday: Ed Reiher, 2 car,
of cattle and car OF hogs; Weesner a
Koontz, 2 cars of hogs and Delane!
Bros, car Of hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Bell and Mes.
danes Frank Ringer and Hazel Smith
and Diet and Burke Smith autocC
down from Lincoln, Monday, and arc
visiting at the George Warren home
On Sunday evening the United
church Sunday school children CAV,
their Chiidren's Day program at tn,
Orpheum theatre. The theater wal
crowded and each child taken part il
the program did exceptionally well.
4. V Ducker, the popular salesman
in the dry goods department of tn,
Miner Bros. Co. store and by the way
is also a candidate for county tr"asur
e. on the Democratic ticket, /. now
driving new Overland automobile.
Roy Sattley, the popular furniture
dealer, went to North Branch Wed.
nesday afternoon, via the Ford line.
lie viii place two Of his large metal
advertising bulletins on the roadside
on his way to this town. Roy is a
firm believer in advertising.
Mrs $. NJ. Carl, Of Long Islam l.,
Kansas, and daughter, Mrs. Fred
Bowman, and son, Carl, OF Topeka,
after visiting a few days at the Bert
Lindley home at Riverton, arrived In
the city Wednesday to visit her broth.
err, j. a. Macarthur, and sons.
Street Commissioner, Mark McCun
key, is busy again on his yearly job,
that of eXcavating the Panama Canal
on eighth avenue. We pres ume that
the Council is afraid that the Mexi.
cans might attack our city in the near
future and are thus beginning to dig
trenches tor the troops.
Paul Pope, Joe Fogel, II. a. Letson,
+. w. Cowden, All Saladen, K. =.