The Red Cloud chief., 1897-12-24
AROUND TOWN.
See Hadley for paper hanging.

INF CHlEF is prepared To 90 youl
job printing.
Mel Sherman was a Guide Rock
visitor Tuesday.
Fine teachers Bibles for one dollar
and a half at Cuttings.
Joe Nau was here Wedne sday on his
way from Holdrege to Blue Hill.
j. II. Davis returned Wednesday
evening from an extended trip in Iowa
The small boy and his sled were very
much in evidence on our streets this
week.
B. Nj. Frees of the firm of Plat &
Frees Co., arrived in the city on Thurs.
day evening.
If you want a buggy top see Fogel
~ Hutchinson. Also a complete stock
of light harness.
Public installation of G.. A. X. and
w. Il. G. at Masonic Hall, January LIST.
Supper Served l5c.
NJ. NJ. Stern and wife, after Il visit of
several weeks in Philadelphia, returned
home Thursday night.
Randolph McNitt left Tuesday morn.
ing for a visit at the home of his pa
rents at Laporte, Texas.
VIM. McClelland of Bloomington
was here Monday to attend the mar
riage of his daughter Margaret.
White, New Home and Monarch sew.
ing machines at Taylor's. One of
these will be all right for Christmas.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. H.. SMITH,
Special Agent.
ing.
Direct your steps toward Cooks drug
store and look over Penman's Christ
mas goods. You cannot help but find
something suitable for a Christmas
present. Come early.
Bart Wright, formerly of'this 'city,
now of Neleigh, is in the city. Of
course he will tell the boys he is just
here on a visit. The wedding will
take place on Christmas day and Miss
Blanche Sherer will be the happy
bride.
For the Nebraska State Teachers
Association, held in Lincoln, Nebraska,
December 81 to 80, 1907, the Burling.
ton route will sell round trip tickets
for one and one.third fare for the
round.trip from all points in Nebraska.
Tickets will be sold December 81, 90
and 20, with final return limit 81 De.
cember 31st.-A. CoNOvER, Agent.
-.s>y.yG EE0cFyS
IA Kansas populist had::beenssto town
all day, and upon coming home and
meeting his wife in the front deor said,
"There is no pros" But she hit him
with a rolling pin and knocked him
through a window, saying. "Ofcourse
there amt no prosperity. A lot Of you
loanng politicians couldn't see it il
there was" "Maris," he said, arising
to his feet, II intended to say there Is
no prospect Of rain."-Wichita Eagle.
Tom Wilkinson, known to almost
everyone in this CITY and TO railroad
men on this division of the B. & M. has
become a professional actor. He goes
on the road to assist Herr Bandmann,
the well known Shakspearean actor, in
the leading parts. Their repertoire in.
cludes, "The Merchant OF Venice"
"Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde" "The Cor
sican Brothers" and "Rob Roy" The
friends of Tom wish him success and
hope the company may visit this city
at no distant date and give one of their
plays.-McCook Republican.
at is a caution how easily satisfied
some people are said G. q. Dorsey
yesterday; 81 have a house to let in a
very pleasant location, and, rather
than have it stand vacant, Imade it
known that ! would accept a very
small rent for it. l have just had an
applicant for the house. He told me
that il ! would put a new roof on the
kitchen, and repairthe cellar steps, and
build a walk from the kitchen to the
woodshed, and plaster the upstairs
rooms, he would pay me 81 a month
for the house, and agree to remain in
the house at least three months. The
repairs he wanted would have cost $50.
Beatrice Express.
1t is with q feeling of infinite sorrow
that we are called upon this week to
chronicle the death of Lloyd M. Rich.
ardson which occurred on Sunday
night last, caused by heart failure.
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