The Red Cloud chief., 1898-04-01
MERE MENTION.
Hadley paints buggies.

w. Dulici sBOOuS are up'tO'uote'
Elmer Crone is working for j. A.
Boyd.
Miss Mabel Nye is visiting in Has
tings this week.
John Dillon at the opera house Sat
urday, April 9th.
dreams of Fairyland" at the opera
house this evening.
Next Friday, April sth, is Good
Friday" potato planting day.
Ladies If you want some nice Hybrid
perpetual roses call on l.. II. Rust.
"Bartlett's Road to Seltzerville" at
the opera house, Saturday, April 9th.
Mrs. Hill of Lebanon, Kansas, is here
visiting with Mrs. Sadie Cummings and
other friends.
The b Il NJ. have placed larger en-
gines on trains 10 and 1G. Another
sign of prosperity.
Rev. Hussong and wife arrived home
Saturday morning after a visit with
friends in Franklin.
For RENT. Baum has a house of
l2 rooms for rent. For particulars
call on Jos. Herburger.
Rev. Edison of Fredericksburg, Iowa,
has accepted the pastorate Of the Bap.
fist church for one year.
Aaron Conover and wife were in
Kearney this week attending the tuner.
al of a brother of the latter.
John Cummings is having nicely
painted the residence on Cedar street
which he recently purchased.
Don't fail to attend the grand open.
ing Of new spring millinery on April 1.
at Mrs. j. q. Myers Moon Block store.
j. A. Baum is behind the prescrip
ton case in Cuttings drug store during
the absence Of that gentleman in Chi.
cago.
Charles A. Campbell Of this county
and Miss Ida May Leeds of Jewell
county, Kansas, were licensed to wed
on the 25th.
G. L. Getting left Tuesday morning
for Chicago where he will attend a
meeting Of the Merchants and Travel.
ers Association.
Mrs. Hadley, mother Of Frank Had.
ley was thrown from a buggy yester.
day. DR.. Beck reports a partial dislo.
cation of the knee.
An elevator has been placed in the
rear end of Grice's drug store so that
heavy goods may be lowered to and
brought from the cellar.
Mrs. John Grams left Saturday fol
Kansas City accompanied by her father
Alfred Swain who has been visiting
with her here for some time past.
The beautiful spring weather wa.
nipped in the bud last Sunday morn
ing by q nor'wester, and for a while il
looked as though u annual March
blizzard was upon us.
w. G. English representing A. Hosp,
of Omaha, while displaying his pianos
at II. Z. Grice's sold Daniel Norris ,
Kimball piano, Carl jenkins a Schiller
and w. Scott of Cowles a Columbia.
The donations for the Cuban relic
fund in this city and vicinity amounted
to S175.32 and school district No 3S
through E. M. f. Grubb amounted t.
$40. The donation of provisions wa
also liberal.
A.. q. u. w. members will take no
tice that Rev. Darby will lecture in on
hall Tuesday evening. Open meetin,
at nine o'clock. Bring your friends
and family.-A. GALUsHA AND j. w
KINsELL, Committee.
ID. +. Tenant met with a bad mis-
fortune yesterday by having his resi-
dence situated on his farm five mile,
north and n mile west of this city
entirely consumed by fire. We under
stand it was insured for $500 and go,
on o usehold goods.
A dispatch WAS received on Wednes
day by Mr.. I. @. Hacker, the newly ap
pointed postmaster, announcing tina
his commission had been forwarded
and 10 accordance with instruction,
the change OF postmasters took plac,
today. The public will find in Mr.
Hacker q very obligina public servan
rs likewise has been the retiring post
master. Miss Clara Mcmillan will b,
assistant.
A marriage ceremony in which Mr.
Adam Morhart and Miss Lottie M
Reigle were the principals was solemn
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