The Red Cloud chief., 1898-06-03
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

Thursday.
Miss Estella Quicker who has been
teaching in Falls City is home.
Mis- Hattie Wooley is here visiting
her sister Mrs. ID. 5. Coombs.
Will Quicker is home from Pawnec
City where he has been teaching school.
James Yeiscr of Omaha came home
Thursday night to visit with the family
here.
For fire, lightning and tornado insur'
ance on farm and city property see l..
ii. Fort.
Carl finarty left Tuescay morning
for Omaha, and will go from there to
his home in Iowa.
VIM. Ruth, father of Mrs. David lief.
ilcbower, left Tuesday morning for his
home in Michigan.
Mrs. Hannah Paul formerly of this
city, now of Iowa, is her" visiting with
her sister Miss Josie lgou.
Mrs. Elmer DtLong and her mother
Mrs. Starks, of McCook, are here visit
ing Will Mitchell and Family.
Mrs. Geo. Leming of Gillette, Wyo.
ming arrived the first of the week or n
visit with VIM. Parkes and family.
Miner Bros. carry the most complete
line of carpets in the city. See them
before you purchase and a V money.
Good workmanship and material
in harness is the same as in other
goods. j. y. Buffers goods have both.
Miss Carrie Hummel left on this
mornings train for Lincoln where she
will attend commencement at the Wes-
leyan University.
A good many are still in arrears on
subscription who might just rs well
pay up now and take advantage Of our
offer of premiums.
stephen Gouldlr and Miss Florence
Reed. both of Webster county. were
united in marriage by Judge DUFFY on
We lncsday, June /.
Med Lavallcc and wife of Rlvcrton
accompanied by his wife's sister from
Clyde, Kansas, were here Sunday visit
ing with Nelse Longtin and family.
From letters received from Ralph
Pope the knowledge is gained that he
has been ordered for duty on the
Texas and Is probably now with Samp-
sons squadron.
Sheriff Wells returned Thursday
morning from q trip to Sioux City,
Iowa, where he had been on business
connected with his Office. He also
stopped off and vas a visitor at the
Omaha exposition.
p. A.. Wells our new attorney has ar
rived from Hastings with his household
, goods and office furniture. He will go
TO housekeeping in the house on Cedar
street formerly occupied by ID. Nj. Able
and family and his Office will be in the
old +, IL NJ. bank building.
Married, at the Holland House, May
2s,h, 1898, by Rev. &. w. llummcl. Mr..
=. Joseph WoOlcr 10 Miss Efir May Hay.
T ems. The bride ha, resided in Jewell
county for several years past, and is
q. well and IayuTahly known throughout
!. that vicinity, while the groom is % sue
|, ccssful farmer Of Webster county. We
/, extend congratulations,
To anyone paying 81 in advance for
TIE CHIEF we will send postage paid
: two portfolios, size l0Bx1i inches, each
containing rs beautiful reproductions
of photographs with descriptions por.
traying the battle ships of the Ameri-
can navy. Extra portfolios can be oh.
tanned for ten cents each. A sample
portfolio can be seen at this Office.
On nearly all letter envelopes sent
out from Omaha are printed a few
lines announcing the opening Of the
! Trans Mississippi Exposition, cOnclud-
ing with the words call the civilized
nations of the world will be its patrons
On an envelope reaching this office he
/, sender added the words "Spain q Y
} cepted." The Signal contends that the
| sentence was correct as il originally
! stood. Spain is net Il civilized nation,
- Guide Rock Signal,
"Thc warmcst discussion we have
!, had for some time says the Wathena
! Star. " was with a fellow the other day
who comu'aiucd that God Almighty,
. Jcyus Christ and heaven itself seemed
! rn be with Bin Mckinley and the re
J publican party u" added lhnt me hoo
40 use for any Of ln"m, and that ono
, " them suited him. This argument
) rather stunned u., and thcouly answer
; we could make him woe 10 just stitch
: 90 the devil, Bryon and calamity, an'
. go 20 hclI'
!
Z Red Cloud Creamery opened up
: Thursday.
We will honor any check issued