The Red Cloud chief., 1918-10-10
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AS ToLO TO US


Fresh Hastings bread daily at Platt's
Grocery. tt
Fresh Hastings bread daily at Platt's
Grocery. If
DR.. Creighton and J. c. Mitchell are
reported on the sick list.
Onions for sale. Inquire Chas. Ras-
ser. Ind. Phone IL on .. 39tf
Mrs. j. II. Bailey is confined to her
home with an attack of lagrippe.
Miss. Kathryn Burke returned from
Walnut, Iowa. Sunday night.
The Farmers Union are expecting
another carload of nice potatoes with
in few days.
We ask you to pay up because we
think we honestly deserve it. Come
in and talk it over.
Mrs. c. II. Miner is home from Lin
coin where she has been spending "a
week with her daughter.
Mr, John Potter is critically i'll At
this writing aud her children have
been summoned 20 her bedside
Mrs. Lulu TulIe, of Tulsa, OKLA, is
here on account Of the illness of her
mother, Mrs j. G, Potter
Robt Potter Of OIimulgee, okla,
arrived here last night, called by the
illness Of his mother, Mrs. j. g. Potter.
Roy CARRIER brought his father, John
CARRIER home from Fullerton, Neb..
Sunday where he has spent the sum-
mer
Mrs Geo. Lindsey of San Diego.
Cali, arrived here the first of the week
for an extended visit with relatives
aud frieuds.
Mrs l. Frisbe of Lester. is moving
to Red Cloud, this week and will, for
the present. make her home with her
SISTER. Ms. J. !. CARRIER
Miss Blanche Bauer who has been
teaching at Fairbnry. Neb., is home,
| the schools at that place having been
closed on account OF public health.
VIII Roats Of SCOTS Bluff, WHO he,
been visiting his father, Gus Eoat>
and olhe~ relatives here, returned to
his home Wednesday.
II. j, Brown who went to Wauneta
not long since. was in the city the first
OF the week He returned to his en-
ployment Wednesday evening.
Geo. j. Warren, manager of the
Orpheum theatre was among the River
ton visitors this week. He showed us
sample of Riverton oil and it sure
looks good.
Geo. McMurray, prosperous farmer
on the Kansas line spent the forepart
OF the week in Red Cloud, meeting
friends and looking after business
matters.
Someone was malicious enough to
iniiict damage upon machinery at the
"Big Chief" oil we'll. Messrs Patter-
son and Dysod are both here now and
work is is be resumed shortly.
DR.. Robt. Mitchell and II. Grice made
an overland trip to Ft Riley and Camp
Funston the last of the week. The
doctor took examination for service
in army medical corp.
j. ii. Bailey who underwent an
operation at the Wesley Hospital in
Kansas City the latter part of last
week, is recovering nicely and will
soon be able to return home.
Mrs. Julia Warren received, last
week, a fine camp photo showing por-
trains of 200 soldiers in group. The
picture is four feet in length and Mrs
Warren's son Carl very easily recog-
nizable.
Sam Lindsey went mp to Rivertou
Tuasday and brought back bottle OF
oi. from the new strike. Sam says
Rver.on is oil Wild Where it came
from ANA how much th-rc is Of II are
| the leading town topics,
Repairs aud improvements are % toe
nude on the road between Red Cloud
AMI Iuayalc. GEO Oyering had the
surveying and the vorl, is TO be push.
ed ahead rapidly This is commeuda.
bic tor the highway is much Travelled
one and few serious accidents might
cost the county much more than the
repair bill.
Albert Y Ducker drove over into
Kansas Sunday to look after farm and
crop interests. Few people realize how
busy man is with local details of war
work, or how largely the war rests up.
on the accuracy and efficiency of these
men right here at home. Messrs Per,
~, Ducker and Hutfer are carrying on
a tremendous volume of this work -