The Red Cloud chief., 1897-08-13
AROUND TOWN.

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THr CHIEF is prepared to do your
job printing.
No preaching in the First M. f..
Church for two Sundays.
Ben Ludlow and wife returned from
Lincoln Tuesday evening.
Lew Clapp has taken a position on
the Red Cloud street railway.
Go to G. M. Gaines the Old reliable
family bakery at the old stand.
Advertising Car No. 1 for Ringing
Bros. show was here yesterday.
See Peterson's Irvine before you buy.
He has just received a car load.
Rev. +. Bernard of Orleans was here
this week visiting with John Polnicky.
Mrs. A. A. Pope was in Riverton the
last of the week visiting with her sis.
ter.
Mrs. G. &. Brown of Columbus, Ohio,
is here visiting her sister Mrs. Clara
jackson.
w. +. Renkle of Inavale was in Sat
urday and presented us with a dollar
on subscription.
Homer Bayles wants the Great Fam
lily Weekly, and so called in Thursday
and gave us "a dollar.
II you want a wheel pillow | have
some bargains it will pay you to look
after.-JAs. PETERSON.
There will be no Epworth League at
the Nj. +. Church Sunday evening,
Aug. 15th.-W. A. MITCHELL, Pres.
Walter Patmor arrived in the city
Monday morning from his home in
California, and will make his home
here.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. Ii. SMITH,
Special Agent.
Misses Essie and May Houghton, OF
Norton, Kansas, are visiting in the
city the guests of their cousin, II. p.
Sowter and wife.
ID. NJ. Able, who is now located in
business at Hambrg, Iowa, is here this
week visiting with his family. His
many friends are glad To see him again
j.. ii. Smith writes combined insur
anc for a term Of five years at 3 pei
cent. On schools houses, churches and
farm property On the installment plan
Drop him a card at Red Cloud, Neb.
Will Kuehn was in Monday anC
placed his subscription ahead into
1898. He also brought us some sam
Piles of his Burbank plums which arr
the largest we have see this season.
Don't nauseate your stomach with
teas and bitter herbs, but regulate
your liver and sick headache by using
those famous little pills known as d.
Wits Little Early Risers. q. l.. Cot
ting.
Died, on Sunday morning, Angus
9Th, of typhoid fever, Miss Jennie
Wells, aged 81 years, 9 months and q
days. Miss Wells was the adopted
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugstrom
and has been a life long residento
Jewell county where she leaves man.
friends to mourn her untimely death.
We have been compelled this weel
to answer the foul.mouthed PERSONAL
| ties of one A. II. Warren who has re
sided here for some time and passet
himself off as a Sunday school worker
1t is headed "a. II. Warren" and |
you do not care to read it pass it by
We hope we will not again be called
upon to sully ourpages with either men
J ton of this name o that of j. H.,Walsl
of the Nation.
II your friends go to the klondyk
gold fields and dont't come back yol
can rest assured that they are yet in
good state of preservation. A mine
who went to that country four year
ago was dug out of a snow drift tn
other day and he looked just as nat
ural as the day he was frozen. Col,
preserved miner on ice promises to b,
the principal product of that cOuntr'
for the next winter Beaver City Fri
bune.
The following very complimentary,
notice relative to Prof. j. l. Kelley
who will superintend the public school
Of this city during the next schoo
year, is taken from the Valley Count.
Times, published at Ord, Nebraska
"Mrs. Kelley and little boy left on tn
morning train yesterday for Gran,