The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-21

Ludlow Brothers opened their brick
yards Tor the season last Monday
They have a full force Of men at work
and will try to manufacture brick
enough that none will have to be ship.
ped in. The prospects are that more
brick will be used in this vicinity than
for several years past and the boys be.
lieve they are capable Of filing all or
ders, large or small, with a first class
article after they once get started.
There's nothing In a name" said the
Man With Wbiskers as he stood on
Froehly's corner last Saturday after.
noon. "For instance there is the
Smith family in Fort Wayne. They
always affixed lie" to the names Of
their children. They had Johnnie
Maudie, willie and Belle. Belle mar.
ried n man named AXE and now they
call her Mrs. Belle Ake."-Lebanon
Criterion.
This IL n funny old world and the
man 10 the newspaper business sees the
humorous side quite often. For In.
stance, II we publish a piece giving
some one a gentle roast 1t pleases some
others immensely and they enjoy It
greatly, but on the other hand Just let
us tramp on their wi toes ever SO lit
tie, whether Intentionally or otherwise,
and old nick Is TO pay at once. Then
We become a bold, bad man. II Is all
right so long as the other fellow catch
es it.-Franklin Sentinel.
A gentleman by the name OF vanKlee
residing In the southwest part Of this
city, who had been hauling gravel had
quite a serious runaway on his way
home last Monday evening. While 60
ing down the hill south Of the gravel
yard, the dump boards which he had
been using for hauling gravel slipped
forward and struck the mules on the
legs causing them to run away throw.
ing him out aud dragging him q con
siderable distance. MIR. VanKlee wa'
quite seriously bruised up in the mix.uE
but fortunately had no bones broken.
The King Of Herbs Medicine Com
pany has been holding fourth at thu
opera house this week TO good audien
ces. The show is a good one, In fact IA
ahead Of the average medicine show
aud the actors are all first class artists
The performances consist of dancing
singing, sketches etc., which tend I
make nj evening Of fun. The tim
consumed by the "Old Doctor" ia do
scribing the various good qualities Q
his medicines is very limited, and tn
rest Of the evening is devoted to fu
making.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Walsworth, wife q
E. g. Walsworth, died In this cit,
Tusday morning, April 1. 1899, after
protracted illness. q 70 years and
months. The deceased, whose Made
name was Mary Ellen Weeks, was Dor
at Jersey Shore, Penn, Sept. Is. 1872
aud was married to Z. G. Walsworth |
l849 She came to Ashland with ht
husband. In 1883, and has since reside
here, highly respected.
The funeral was held at the famil
residence on north Main street, We,
uesday, April 8. at 2 O'Clock, p m. Ii
/. Rev. +. T. Howell, of the M. E. churcl
, Of which the deceased had been
: member since childhood, oficiatin,
' the interment being at Hargadine cen
I etery. The floral tributes we're beau,
ful and there was a large attendance
friend and acquaintances at the fune
al services.-Ashland (Oregon) Tidine
4 One OF the most enjoyable entertain
ments that has been given in Red Clol
t for many a day was hat of the canta
Q "Little Red Riding Hoods Rescue" pr
sented at the opera house last Frids
o evening, under the efficient directit
Q Of the Misses Campbell. The childre