The Red Cloud chief., 1898-02-25
MERE MENTION.

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Hadley paints buggics.
j. $. White was in Blue Hill this
week.
Miss Lillian Smith is visiting in Lin.
coin.
A ID. Ranney of Blue Hill was down
this week.
Ben McCune is now working for
VIM. Bense.
Miss Lena Nau of Blue Hill is visit.
ing in the city.
NJ, Il. Edleman a former citizen OF
this. place was here the first of the
week
Here's to your coed health |! US
Economy Boneset Cordial" &. J.
Getting.
Mrs. Jas McNcny who has been Wis.
ting in the east arrived home Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Thomas Brakcticld returned
home from an extended visit i'll Hi.
nois Thursday night,
Franz O. Miller and Miss Mary less
received II marriage license from Judge
Duily ON Wednesday.
Mrs. O. G.. Tccl left Tuesday morn
ing for lndianola having received word
that her mother was i'll.
Chas. IT. George and Miss Lille Lull
both of Lebanon. Kansas, were mar.
ricd by Judge Duffy last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peasc, who have
been visiting with Jos. Warner and
wife returned to Hastings Monday.
Good workmanship and material
in harness is the same as in other
goods. j. y. Buffers goods have both.
Herman Bloom and Miss Emma
Kuger of Blue Hill were licensed to
wed by Judge Duffy ON February 18th.
The CHIEF, a set Of Christy pattern
knives, and a bound DO ,k, all for n
subscription paid in advance. Sub.
scribe now.
Mrs. Thornburg, mother of Wright
Thornburg, and who had many friends
in this city during her residence here
some time ago, died in Lincoln last
week.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. IL. SMITH,
Special Agent.
1--WE drank" writes a Kansas editor,
81, 500 800 barrels of beer less last year
than in 1896" The Kansas editor is
making a heroic effort to reform.
Washington's birthday was observed
with exercises appropriate for the oc-
casion by II public schools last Tues
day. Very interesting programs were
rendered in the several rooms.
The Wilcox Herald,says: Look out
for the clothing sharks who are arc
willing to sell you a suit of clothes
and take your note in payment for
same" Quite right. Travelling fakirs
of any kind are good things to keep
away from. Patronize yOnr home
merchant and if the goods you get are
not as represented you generally get
satisfaction.
The Royal Highlanders, a bene iciary
secret society, was organized in this
city last Friday evening by g.. T. Vida,
man, Of Aurora, Nebraska, with a
good working membership, and with
bright prospects for a large increase in
membership in the near future. The
order, while having the same object as
: other beneficiary societies, IS some
what different, as il has a fixed rate OF
premium graded according to age and
a reserve fund. 1t provides benefits
for death, disability, old age, 'ant
; for its members in sickness and dis
tress. The order is spoken of by SOM
5 of the prominent lodge men of th,
! country rs being the coming beneficiary
order of America.
An exchange gives the following lis
. of eight classes of people who do 4:
I town no good: "FirSt, those who 90
2 out of town to do their trading. Sec
Ond, those who oppose improvements
. Third, those who prefer IA quiet towI
b. to one Of push and business. Fourth
=. those who think business can be don,
slyly aud without advertising. Fifth
: those who dcridc public spirited men
= Sixth, those who oppose every move
t ment that does not originate with
: themselves. Seventh, those who op
pose every movement that doe no
= appear to pcnciit them. Eighth, thos,
who seek to injure the credit Of an in
%dividual,"