The Red Cloud chief., 1919-03-27
Mrs. A. E. Boles went up to Hast
ings OF Friday 10 visit 'eeAitvtA
Fred Temple, Of Kansas City, wis
visiting friends in Red Cloud Satur-

Fred Temple, of Kansas City, wal
visiting friends in Red Cloud Satur.
day.
Fay and May Saladen returned
home on Monday from a visit with
relatives at Orleans.
A. V. Ducker went to Chicago as
a delegate at the Modern Woodman
Convention.
j. l.. Christian of st. Joe, spent the
weekend with his wife and daughters
in this city.
Miss Bernicc Saunders came down
from ~lnavale on Monday to spend
the day with friends.
Gilbert Beck of Guide Rock has
succeeded Glen Olmstede at the block
in the John +. Yost & Son meat mar
ket.
Mrs. Brown of oxford was a week
end guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Kinser.
Elery Hooper, Fird Walker and
Paul Newhouse left Thursday morn
ihS " hdilSuS WY.
mfs. j. III. Bailey went up to
Cowles on Friday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Waller and
family.
Guy Tenant returned to his home
at Greenwood on Monday after a
visit with his daughter, Miss Mary,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Laura Meisingcr returned to
her home at Hastings on Friday
after n visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Pierce.
Buy Bread al Powell n Pope's Cafe.
Harry Barker arrived home Tues
day morning, having received his
honorable discharge from Camp
Dodge, Iowa.
Earl Hall and Dr.. Nicholson were
in Hastings Sunday where the lat
ter purchased a new Buick roadster
which he drove home.
DR.. Warrick, the Specialist, will
meet eye, ear, nose and throat pat
tents and those needing glasses fit
ted at Dr.. Damercll's Office, Wednes-
day, April 2. Hours 2 to 6.
The Farmers Union Cooperative
Association have leased the old
koontz tie barn building, lately re-
mo leley and arc at this writing pre-
pairing to move their headquarters to
this place.
Mrs. Oscar Provolt and daughter,
Miss Ruth, Of Burlington, Kansas,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Boyce this week.
Mesdames f. w. Andeson, VIM.
Engles, Henry Diederich and Mark
McConkey went up to Cowles on
Wednesday to attend the o. r. Boyce
sale.
Thirty thousand people appear in
~"Cleopatra," the photo-spectacle, in
which Theda Bara portrays the life
and loves Of Egypt's siren queen, at
the Orpheum. .n.t
Mrs. A. r. Saladen left Wednes-
day for !Concordia, Kansas, to be
with her sister, Mrs. Hamilton, OAR
rett, of Lebanon, Kansas, who exH
poets to undergo a very serious OPP
GRAFTON in a hospital at that place.
Miss Greta Turnure, who is attend
ing the State University at Lincoln,
is home for a visit with her perents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. rurnure.
Mrs. Rem Zachary and Miss EfTic
Holcomb spent a few days the last
Of the week with the formers aunt,
Mrs. John Hardwick, at ~Inavale. .
Clark Stevens and granddaughter,
Miss Pearl Haskins, left Sunday
morning for Benkelman to visit the
formers son, OFT Stevens and fam
lily.
Rev. j.. L. Beebe left on Monday
for Omaha to attend a Y. NJ. C.. A..
Demobilzation Convention. He was
sent as a delegate to represent Red
Cloud.
Henry Karsting, of Lawrence, was
in the city Saturday visiting friends.
Mary Christian is home from Tar
kio, Mo-, visiting her parents during
an enforced vacation from her duties
as teacher, on account of health con-
Iditions.
Roy Cramer, who has been con-
fined to his home, the past two
weeks, owing to illness, resumed his
run or Nos. a and IL, between here
and Hastings Monday morning.
Mrs. Andrew Saladen went up to
Hastings OF Monday and Mrs. j. T.
Saladen, who underwent an opera
ton at that place a few weeks ago,
will accompany her home this even
ing.
The announcement that the drill at
the Big Chief Oil & Gas Company's
test well, on the Alice Hosmer place,
north of town, had penetrated oil