The Red Cloud chief., 1919-06-25

Nlll brunner spent Sunday with
his parents.
Miss Margaret Bcal, who had been
visiting friends here accompanied
Miss Marie Hollistcr to Denver. Mon
day evening, where she will visit be-
lo.o returning to Alliance.
s w. G. r l.. County institute was
.".t ~ Indian Creek schou, house uu
.ue-jay ot this week. -Four Unions
W.'" represented Blad,n. Red Cloud.
iNtN1io and 4 number Of Indian Crrcl,
people. Isc state Evangelist Mrs.
wilcox Of Bladen, added greatly to the
interest Of the meeting, \ huuutiful
a.. a.r was provided by the Indian
N".S lUjun.
The Inconsistency of things that
occur sometimes sets one To thinking.
ana one should not be too willing to
ccusure our fellow men when their
opinions differ from ours. In dam.
age case brought against city recent
" the city officials did not feel iusti.
fled in allowing the claim as represent
ed 10y the bill presented to them for
payment. One of the city officials re.
fused his consent to the payment of
the account, claiming that twenty some
ODD thousand dollars was entirely too
much damages for broken leg, in as
much as he bad two legs broken Gn n
CITY tool and was only allowed the
tritling sum OF seventy five cents each
Tor the legs. His case seemed good
one, too, as he had sufficient evidence
TO convince any jury that the legs had
been broken. The evidence was
bad order" freight bill and the legs
were those OF washing machine.
Several residents in the vicinity Of
the Washington School have called our
attention to the scenery around this
binding. A little jaunt over this sec.
tlon convinced MS that they certainly
have kick coming. The first object
Of horror that met onr gaze was huge
pile OF ashes and cinders--in all proba.
hI|ty the remnants of last winters
supply of furnace coal The finishing
tHa.h,s was added to THIS bit OF seen.
ev uy having Il surrounded by n boun.
-'... CROP It lweeis and grass that
uH," almost reached The hpirhth of
y..nE trees. In all prohubility the
gj2.e ou ,he entire lot mas not felt the
t".t. utg lawn mower for many weeks.
I. ..Eu This struriurG surrounded hy
,unu q growth Of undesirable shrubery
shows lack OF civic pride upon the
part Of our school board and we do
hope that they will take the hint and
see that they are removed and not
compel the residents OF this district to
endure this sight or have to remove
them themselves
The Board of Education are ex-
per,oncing no little difficulty in sccur-
ing complete staff of teachers, for
th' coming school year, apparently
due to the fact that the said teachers
find ether fields, than this, more re-
.muerativc. Miss Mablc Pope, prin-
cinal Of the High School, has tender
cd her resignation and will go to
Sheridan, Wyoming, at a considerable
advance in salary. 4 few weeks
ago the Beard contracted with Il q
year old graduate of the Kansas
state University, for the coming
term, at salary of $4,000 per, only
to be called up few evenings pre-
vious by the young lady, In person,
with the request that she be released
from her contract in order to accept
similar position at Mankato, Kan
sas, at a salary of $1,000 At pres
ent vacancies are found in both Eng
lish and Science instructors as well
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