The Red Cloud chief., 1899-12-01
LOCALLY.

Furniture at ost at Taylor's,
Heaters in endless variety a w. W.
Wright's.
The schools are enjoying u couple
days vacation.
VIM. Parkes and wife visited in Me.
Cook this week.
Frank Goble spent Sunday on n visit
to friends in Alma.
Charley Lindley left Thursday night
for Il trip to McCook.
Largest line of heaters In the valley
at Wright's hardware store.
Joe Holcomb Of Nelson was here this
week shaking bands with old friends.
Thanksgiving Is over and the turkey
population is con siderably decreased.
j. l.. Haley and wife and daughter
Ida of Omaha, are here visiting with
friends and relatives.
Fur robes, goat robes, dog robes,
buffalo robes. and in fact all kinds of
robes, at j. D Buffers.
Born-On Saturday. November 25th,
1899, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Benjamin Pegg,
"a son Of the usual Nebraska weight.
The local board of the Children's
Home society will meet with Mrs. IL,
A. Howard ON Tuesday, December 9th
at 3 pm.
| have Just unloaded a car of:Newton
wagons. These wagons were bought
for cash and the price is right.-JAME'
Peterson.
The air was so clear on Monday
evening that the fire bell was heard BY
parties residing seven or eight mile:
in the country.
Mrs. Il. &. Hacker left Tuesday fol
Nevada, Missouri, where she will take
treatment at the Weltmer Institute d
Magnetic Healing,
Having decided to close on, my bust
ness in this city 1 offer my entire stool
of furniture, carpets, curtains aud wal
paper at COST. V. TAYLOR.
Vern Bishop, q former Red Clout
boy, now running n jewelry store II
Long Islpnd, Kansas, was here sewers
days this week visiting friends.
Mrs. Dave Bryant of Humboldt, thi
state, arrived in the city last Satuida,
morning aud is visiting with her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Levi DeHart.
Miss Belle ~Spanogle left Tuesda.
morning for Beatrice where she has nc
&c pied n position as s~tenographer II
the institute for TIE feeble minded.
NOrICE TO MISUNDERSTANDING !
positively forbidden on u farms |,
Logan township, Smith county, Kan
$ g, and anyone found hunting thereon
will ho prosecuted -CHAs. ARBUCKLl
ANp V. II. S%CRIvNER.
Cheap rates to Hot Springs and Gus
ter, South Dakota; on Tuesday, Nc
vembrr 81, December 9th and 10TH
" 1899, the Burlington route will Sc
tickets at rate of one standard fare
II plus 80. 90. for the round trip. Ticket
limited to thirty days from date c
sale "A. CoNOvER, Agent.
On Wednesday evening last an Of
%ganiZstion of n mems social cub wi
effected and the following officers wer
elected. W. A. Sherwood, presiden
j W. Auld, vice. president; r. ID. Bee
- ford, secretary and treasurer. j. {
Butler, Al. Finch and G. ID. kObinso
-. were named as trustees. The ROOF
over Cuttings drug store will be fitte
up as a club room.
A good idea, and "A project that bf
been AXE up by the merchants {
many small cities is the establishing {
rooms in some convenient place whei
ID their lady customers from the countr
h may have n comfortable place to sta
during the hours they must recess,
rily at times spend in the city. Room
of this kind. provided with the lateI
magazines, easy chairs, plenty
warmth during the winter months an
a toilet where the LADIES' could fix u
n after dusty rides could be establishe
At small cost. II you desire the pc,
n Piles trade make IL pleasant for the