The Red Cloud chief., 1922-07-20

tending to business matters.
County Treasurer Examiner c. d.
Robinson spent the first of the week
here with his wife and family.
Thomas and Virginia Aud return
ed home Wednesday morning after
spending a few days at Denver.
Schuyler Hayes of Chicago arrived
here Tuesday evening to visit his
parents, Mr.. snd Mrs. N. M. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Robinson OF
Superior spent Sunday here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. C. D. Robinson.
Mrs. Meredith Butler and baby Of
spent. the last. Of the week
here with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Robinson OF
Superior spent Sunday here with his
parents, MI. and Mrs. c. d. Robin
son.
w. d. Edison went to Omaha Sat-
urday morning to visit his wife. who
is receiving medical treatment in that
city.
Miss Velma Roby of Nelson arrived
in the city Tuesday evening to spend
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Yost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lovejoy and
daughters of Almena, Kansas, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. N. B.
Bush.
VIM. Schenks and Roy Sanderson
returned to Selden, Kansas. Sunday
where they are working during the
harvest.
Fred Temple returned to Kansas
City Tuesday morning after attend
ing to some business matters at Ina
vale and here.
Lynn Bush returned to Stratton
Friday morning after spending a few
hours here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. B. Bush.
The Misses Alkaline Perkins, Ruth
Overing and Goldie Parker went 10
Grand Island Tuesday morning to
srend & few days.
Wire Chief J. s. I. Thomas Of me
Lincoln Telephone G. Telegraph Co.,
has resumed his duties after a couple
of weeks vacation.
Frank Peterson has dug a SWIM
ming hole on his farm north of town.
The creek runs thru it and there is
plenty of fresh water.
Edgar Throne, who is driving the
Standard Oil wagon, had a runaway
north of town Saturday and damage
ed the wagon considerable.
B. C. Burden has accepted a posi-
ton as wire chief of the Wilcox Tele-
phone Co., and will soon move to that
place to take up his duties.
Miss Gertrude Coon went to York
Saturday morning after spending 2
couple od weeks here with her Par
entss Mr.. and ,Mn. John Coon. % p,
Mrs. Smelser returned home Sat!
urday morning from .Riysrteenn where
she ,spsnt a.fsW days yitf hst dsde1:
ter, Mrs. Fred Taylor md family:
The Red Cloud ,.Ffndsf uniSn.
Elevator. .wGaHs the. PIT. one IN the
state TO have :. car Of new wheat on
the market il Kansas, citysiast week.
The. Amboy, .Mills. shipped two. cars
Of hogs TO-. Kansss ,!City Tuesday
morning from Lester and A. 4. 'cta-
bill one csr Of hogs to St. Joseph from
hare ~ : - @:.tfl - !T
Miss Mildred polnicky. who has
been. attending summer school 81
Lincoln, arrived here Thursday even,
ing to visit her brother, Emil Polnicky
and wife. t---I- =, t'HEf
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hines and chill.
dren departed Thursday morning fol
Ardmore, South Dakota, where the!
will visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
IT. w. White.
DR.. and Mrs. Noyes and children
returned to their home at Inman
Thursday after spending a couple o.
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. J. Lippincott.
L. E. Cramer loaded his household
goods out Saturday morning for Re
: publican City where he vii. make hi
future home. He and Mrs. Crane
t drove through Sunday afternoon.
4 No stock was shipped from thi
y point Sunday morning. A total o
eighty-four cars passed through her
. Sunday morning for the Kansas Cit
and st. Joe markets. They were han
led in two trains.
Chas. Eggleston Is assisting v. Lr
cier In the meat market and We are II
formed will move his family . wife an
one child, from Red Cloud in the nes
future. He was employed In Hasting
before coming here. We are glad the
have decided upon Bladen as home
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