The Red Cloud chief., 1898-07-15
MERE MENTION.

ure Bros.
Ed. Bohanan of Lincoln was here tle
first of the week.
DR.. Walden of R,verton was here the.
first of the week.
Miss Blanche Darby is visiting with
relatives in Hardy.
For the best the Alaska refrigeratow
call on w. w. Wright.
The Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co. IN
selling straw hats at cost.
Miss Della Schsffnit left Tuesday
morning for a visit in Illinois.
Randolph McNitt after q severe sic,
spell of several days is now better.
Frank Goble after being away from
the city for some time IS home agair.
Come and look over our assortment
of gasoline stoves.-W. w. WRIGHT.
W. w. Wright will put in you,
plumbing and work of that kind cheap.
Rev. James NJ. Darby and family
/ visited relatives at Hebron this week.
Miss Edith McKeighan of Hastings is
here visiting with friends and relatives.
For fire, lightning aud tornado insur.
ance on farm and city property see l..
ii. Fort.
We are still exclusive agents for the
SELF celebrated Shoes. Best in the
world.-THE CowDEN-KALEY CLOTH.
ING COMPANY.
Miss Laura Wetherald and Ethel Hen.
dershot of Hebron are visiting 3. L.
Spokes6eld and wife.
The music recital anticipated by the
Christian church Is to be rendered dur
ing the coming teachers institute.
A good many are still in arrears on
subscription who might just as wei
p y up now and take advantage OF our
offer of premiums.
Walter Means, son of Andrew Means
had his arm broken today while trying
to get his team disengaged from n bart
wire fence they had gotten into.
The new residence of Samuel Temple
on north Seward street Is rapidly near
ing completion and when finished will
be one OF the finest houses on the street
The following Red Cloud parties wer,
guests at the Midland Hotel, kansa'
City last week: G. b. Crone, j. L
Miner, Frank Frisbie and Thomas Kra
lick.
The whistle Of q locomotive o b,
heard 5000 yards, the noise OF . trait
$500 yards, the report OF a musket ant
the bark Of q dog 1909 yards, the rol
Of . drum 1000 yards, the croak OF
frog 800 yards, the chirp Of 2 cricke
800 yards, q dinner bell two miles, ant
q call to get up In the morning 3 fee
z inches.
The musicale 70 be given under tn
M: E. church next Tuesday evening
will be q treat for all who attend. Be
tween parts n and two the Leagu
will treat all present to q cool drink o
~0ulOu0u0s IAhoo Oo6tAiA OulAOl, WI
Just returned from the Chicago Musica
conservatory, and Miss Lois Pope
from the Lincoln musical CONSERVATION.
have kindly consented to favor tn
League with q selection. Admission
twenty-five cents.
In response to the proclamation Is
sued by President Mckinley, request
ing that memorial services be hell
throughout this country to give thank
for the victories Of the United State
forces on land and sea, Rev. James M
Darby last Sunday morning delivered
q memorial ermOn at the Methodist
church. The church was very apprO
priately decorated with flags and Othe
patriotic emblems, and illed to 1t
, utmost capacity with a congregation
eager to do homage to the deeds OF Oul
, soldiers, among whom were the e.. A
r., who met at their hall and marched
to the church in a body. Mr.. Darb,
took for his subject 1.-THE Immortals,
which subject he very ably handled
treating on the immortals in history o
science, education, art, war, ETC., ant
finally coming to those OF the presen
day endowed with deeds which will, IL
history, live forever. Such meeting
as this q are certainly very interest
, ing not only from a religious view, bu
also inspire patriotism and should b
held more often and without waitinI
for q nrasilantial proc1a matinn