The Red Cloud chief., 1917-05-03

Ed Pegg spent Friday in Hastings.
Chas. Hilton was in Blue Hill, Mon
day.
Roy Hassinger spent Monday in Hast.
ings.
Sam Lindsey spent Monday in Hast
ings.
Ernest Blanke spent Monday In
Hastings.
Henry stefins went to Grand Island,
Monday.
George Harris spent Thursday in
Bloomington.
Con Barr was down from. McCook
the first Of the week.
Vance Sorgeson shipped w cars Of
stock to Kansas City, Wednesday.
Tart Sherman, Will Fincher and AL.
bert Green spent Friday in Hastings.
If you want to sell or trade your
real estate call on c. A. Schultz. Inde-
pendent phone 2oS.
r. W. Koontz, J. B. Wisecarver, j. E.
Yost, Jim Mcintosh, Grant Christy
and Fred Temple spent Friday in
Hastings:
G. W. Lindsey left Saturday evening
for San Diego, California, where he
will join his wife and make their
future home.
DR.. Warrick the specialist will meet
eye, ear, nose and throat patients and
those needing glasses fitted at DR.
Damerell's office Wednesday, May 9Th,
Hours / to 8 only.
Miss Sadie Trampe, who has been
employed as night operator at the Bell
Central, has resigned her position and
will go Il Kearney where she has &C.
cepted a position in a telephone Office
in that city.
The Misses Minnie Christian, Bar.
. bara Hauck, Laura Hedge, Belle Nc.
,, Intyre, Isabelle Maynard, Elizabeth
Overman and Florence Weathers OF
Inavale attended the reading contest
at Blue Hill, Wednesday.
; Mrs. Barbara Phares has received
word from her son, Fred, who Is now
. working in Omaha, that he has enlist
ed in the Signal Service Corps of the
3 U. s. Army and will soon 20 to For,
r Smelling, Minnesota, to enter the train
ing camp.
Gone, never to return! WhatP Ne
0 braska's past will not return, but i,
will be reproduced in dramatic form
and in the richness Of reality by The
students and faculty of the Kearney
5 State Normal School, May %, 20, 1917
You will see Old Fort Kearney, Dolby
Town, the Cowboy War, Indians
n Prairie Schooners, the Oregon Trail
Spaniards, Mormons, Prairie Fires
and many other interesting historical
facts reproduced. You will see you
v part in the past and future history o
Nebraska. Come! 1t will instruct, in
terest and greatly please you.
Fate stacked the cards against tn,
q High School troupe which presented
@ the operetta, "Bo'sin's Bride" at tn,
Orpheum on last Friday evening al
previous to and on that evening tn,
long expected moisture from HEAVIER
continued to fall. A fair sized audi
ence attended the production and al
!, were we'll pleased with the name il
" which the young artists entertained
them. We understand that the play
ers will make another appearance or
May 18th, and it is to be hoped that tn
I weather will be more favorable.
Campbell's Colored Minstrels hav,
come and gone, likewise some OF tn
nickles and dimes Of the citizens. w
d were not present at the performanc,
d as reclining on the soft side OF a tw,
by twelve In a tent with the mercur!
a. down near the freezing point did no
appeal to us there fore we are not in a pc
sition to pass judgement on the troup
and the performance they rendered
Some of the people who attended in
form us that the show was not the bes
that travels on the road today Thi
may be due to the fact that the wealth
err may have, to a certain extent, chill
b ed the spirit OF the colored folks, VIII
as a rule are most happy when the
eau entertain an audience with SON
and music.